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FREE FROM THE HOME OF YOUR LOCAL TRUSTED BRANDS EAST GIPPSLAND’S LARGEST CIRCULATING NEWSPAPER | EDITION 31 Next Edition: October 18 Let’s get together The Mountain Cattleman's annual Get Together is scheduled to take over Omeo from October 18 to 20, with the more than four-decade-old event set to welcome families, friends and horse enthusiasts for entertainment and fun over the three days. See the story on page 3 PAGE 14-15 Wine Dine EAST GIPPSLAND PAGE 18 TIME WITH BRETT Wine WeekendSport PAGE 19-23 October 18-20 at Omeo GET TOGETHER Bring the kids, the family & the dog MCAV 2024 Visit www.mcav.com.au to purchase tickets or scan the QR code Tickets from $190 for 3 days, camping included | Kids under 18 FREE 57 Faithfulls Access Road 3 days of family-friendly fun and entertainment 3 Nights of live music Horses, Dogs, motorbike stunt shows, free kids events, displays and poetry EN25830

2 East Gippsland News Weekend | October 2024 Counterpart – a statewide service of Women's Health Victoria that supports and informs women with cancer to live well – is again partnering with Bairnsdale Regional Health Service (BRHS) to organise a free Wellbeing Day for women who have experienced cancer. This free event will be held in Bairnsdale on Wednesday, October 9. Swan Reach local Hayley Morris, 33, is planning to attend. "When I was diagnosed with stage 4 metastatic breast cancer in January 2023, I hadn't turned 32 and my youngest Eden was only eight months old," she said. "I went to the doctor with back pain, and discovered I had cancer in my bones. "There are so many times when you feel like you are the only one going through this. I'm looking to connect with other local people who are experiencing something similar to me. "Because I have stage 4 cancer, I may never not have cancer, but I'm a very positive person and I love hearing stories of women who have come out the other side and are cancer free." Ms Morris' treatment team includes Jodie Campain, the cancer care coordinator and survivorship nurse at Bairnsdale Regional Health Service. "My role provides practical and emotional support to our cancer patients and their families throughout their cancer treatment and beyond," Ms Campain said. "I am excited to be a part of this initiative again in 2024, after the success we had running the event in 2023 with over 30 women in attendance and fantastic feedback from those who attended. "Women with cancer in regional Victoria often face many challenges including social isolation, difficulty accessing services and inadequate access to supportive care." Ms Campain said the Wellbeing Day "will open doors for women with cancer, by giving them an opportunity to network with health professionals and services in the region, meet with other local women with cancer and look after their mind, body and soul". Ms Morris agreed. "Being so rural, it is amazing I can have access to those things even out in East Gippsland,” she said. Counterpart manager Cindy Van Rooy said Counterpart provides peer support and information to women with cancer who are living across Victoria. "We are thrilled to be returning to Bairnsdale and providing this opportunity for women to make connections and learn ways to care for their wellbeing," she said. "We are pleased to partner with BRHS to provide this support to women living in East Gippsland and grateful to the Victorian Government for funding this event". The Bairnsdale Wellbeing Day is free for women who have had any type of cancer and their partners, family or friends. 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3 October 2024 | East Gippsland News Weekend The best weekend of 2024, that's what the Mountain Cattlemen are promising when they hold their annual Get Together. Scheduled for October 18-20 in Omeo, the Get Together has been running for more than 40 years and will see families, friends and horse enthusiasts all gather for three days of live entertainment and fun. "This is about putting on a great weekend for all ages," president of the Mountain Cattlemen's Association of Victoria (MCAV), Cass McCormack, said. "We have everything from free kids novelties to live forums, motorbike stunt shows to horse events." The annual Get Together is being held at 57 Faithfulls Access Road Omeo, and the gates will open to the public at 9am on Friday, October 18. "Friday is all about our up and coming riders," Cass said. "We have horse events all day, including novelties, before we move into the serious challenge events on the Saturday." For the first time in almost 10 years the MCAV will run as a wild brumby catch as their final horse event, a sure way to thrill the crowd and test riders abilities. "Running the Get Together at Omeo we knew we had to incorporate wild horses somehow," Cass said. "Omeo is famous for its brumbies and we wanted to acknowledge that." Along with the horse events the Get Together has free kids novelties, a kids disco, heritage displays, political discussions, poetry competitions, photography and lots more. "It's really about putting on a show for all ages and all interests, at a price families can afford," Cass said. "And what makes it even better is the MCAV is a not for profit – any monies raised go back in to High Country management." Tickets for three days, including camping and all entertainment, cost $190 per adult. Children 17 and under are free. THREE DAYS OF FUN FOR EVERYONE OFFICE HOURS Mon to Fri: 9am-5pm Ph: 5152 6533 Shop 2/70 Nicholson St, Bairnsdale www.cooperstravel.com 2024 & 2025 Gippsland Depatures are booking fast! EN20945 Gippsland Departures The Ghan Expedition DEPARTING SUNDAY 4TH MAY 2025 • Experienced Tour Escort • Return Coach Transfers from Gippsland • Domestic Airfare Mel/Darwin/ Adelaide/Mel • Enjoy top end highlights • 3 nights onboard the Ghan Expedition, gold service from Darwin to Adelaide SHOP 2/70 NICHOLSON STREET BAIRNSDALE, VICTORIA, 3875 PHONE: 03 5152 6533 admin@cooperstravel.com www.cooperstravel.com LONGREACH Brisbane Longreach & Winton • Coopers Travel Tour Escort • Return coach transfers from Gippsland • Domestic airfares • All meals as per itinerary (B) Breakfast, (L) Lunch, (D) Dinner • Accommodation throughout including an overnight • Journey on the Spirit of the Outback train • Touring t hroughout as per itinerary DEPARTING MONDAY 26TH MAY 2025 10 DAYS / 9 NIGHTS 8 DAYS / 9 NIGHTS Flying the Outback • Breathtaking Lake Eyre scenic flight • Exclusive Muloorina Station visit near Lake Eyre • Ancient Ediacaran fossil site tour • Gourmet delights at The Prairie Hotel • Timeless Adnyamathanha cultural experience • Fully inclusive tour, including all meals DEPARTING WEDNESDAY 16TH JULY 2025 4 DAYS / 3 NIGHTS NEW TOUR now selling GET IN QUICK before our allocation is removed

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7 October 2024 | East Gippsland News Weekend Retrievers go head-to-head The 53rd National Retrieving Trial Championship was held in the Bairnsdale area for the first time recently, with competitors from every state of Australia entering the event. To enter a National, dogs must win at a lower level and qualify as worthy of a place in the field. Prior to this event, most competitors arrived three weeks early and took the opportunity to compete in the lead-up trial and, the following week, the Victorian State Championships prior to the National. The Shire of East Gippsland supported the event as they could see the economic benefit to the area. The competitions were held on various farms in the Bairnsdale area. Competitors were exposed to a variety of terrain that included gullys, water and heavy cover. The competing dogs were expected to take on whatever obstacles the judges put in front of them and return with the game. Years of training have gone into getting these dogs to respond to hand, voice and whistle commands and to work areas as if they were retrieving "hot" game. They are expected to work as a team with their handlers. Three sets of judges were appointed for the three weekends. The honour of judging the prestigious National event went to Greg Pleydon from Traralgon and Di McCann from Melbourne. Both judges are experienced championship judges who have competed at the highest level with their own dogs. Forty-three dogs saluted the judges on Friday. They were to complete eight runs over three days. By the end of the second day there were only 10 dogs left in the competition with 33 dogs being eliminated. The final day, Sunday, saw the judges set the final two championship runs in a steep gully that featured quite a lot of obstacles including ferns, blackberrys and tea trees. They also used a large dam and gave the dogs a long swim. Two more dogs were eliminated in these two difficult runs leaving eight dogs completing the event. Winners were: - Russell Whitechurch (South Australia) and Adderslot Maggie May - Mark Stockdale and Lucy (Traralgon) - Richard Carr (Victoria) and Kobi - Russell Best (Wangaratta) - Jo Vella (Sydney) and Biscuit Bo Curtis and his dog Silky Oak take a rest between runs. Jim Hargreaves with his Golden Retriever handing the “game” over to the judge. Simon Jay and Pippa wait to be called up to run. Competitors travelled from all states of Australia to compete. Simon is from Sydney. Nationals Upper House MP and member for Eastern Region, Melina Bath opened the 52nd Retriever Trial Nationals. She is pictured with judge Greg Pleydon and event organiser Trevor Stow. Local competitor, Rocky Furnell prepares to send Wink to collect the game. All your nance needs under one roof. Old fashioned face-to-face service from a local with over 45 years of experience in the nance industry. Robert Trewin Mortgage Broking Pty Ltd. Credit Representative Number - 391757. ACN 107465234 Credit Representative of National Mortgage Brokers Pty Ltd. ACN 093 874 376 Australian. Credit Licence 391209 We deal with the lender • Home loans • Renancing • Car loans • Commercial lending • Investment loans • First home buyers • Reverse mortgages • Equipment nance Ph: 5152 2800 | 63 Main Street, Bairnsdale | www.trewin.com.au Broker Business of the Year 1st XI 2018 - 2024 EN15210 5155 2404 | Mon-Fri 9am-5pm 315 Esplanade, Lakes Entrance 3909 Michelle - bookings@esplanadetravel.com.au Shelley - packages@esplanadetravel.com.au ISLAND SPLENDOUR SRI LANKAN Departing - July 15th Returning - July 27th, 2025 FULLY ESCORTED TOUR $5,660 PP TWIN SHARE 13 DAY on a small private tour. Exploring all the way from Negombo to Galle, From fishing villages to seeing wild leopards, elephants & maybe even a rare sambar sloth bear. Explore a range of different national parks, walk through an array of UNESCO World heritage site’s and enjoying some of what Sri Lanka has to offer. Join Michelle ESPLANADE TRAVEL Exclusive to

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9 October 2024 | East Gippsland News Weekend A lifetime of chasing the great American Dream brings Willy Loman nothing but debt and delusions and now he finds himself wondering if it was ever attainable or a myth created to keep men like Willy busy working for the riches of other men. What's a man to do when his only value is the value of his life insurance? Find out when Bairnsdale Production Line Theatre Company presents Arthur Miller's critical examination of American capitalist culture, Death of a Salesman. Attendees on opening night will be greeted with a complimentary glass of bubbly and supper provided by long term sponsor, New Leaf Café, while a portion of all tickets sold for this performance will be donated to local charity St Vincent de Paul Assistance Centre Bairnsdale. Death of a Salesman opens on Friday, October 18 for a total of six performances over two weekends, concluding on Sunday, October 27. More information can be found on the Production Line website and Facebook page, as well as the Forge Theatre and Arts Hub website. Jean Russell as Linda Loman and David Cubley as Willy Loman. Jean Russell (Linda Loman) (photo: Kayla Holmes). David Cubley and Jack Andrewartha, playing father and son (photo: Kayla Holmes). Etienne Goessens as Bernard, Robert Leggett as Charley, Jean Russell (Linda), Jack Andrewartha as Biff Loman and Will Hardy as Happy Loman. Jack Andrewartha and Will Hardy (photo: Kayla Holmes). EN25800

10 East Gippsland News Weekend | October 2024 East Gippsland Newspapers mascot, Kenny Koala, has been out and about in the community, enjoying a coffee with prominent local business people discussing their business, what it involves and what the regions requires in an ever-changing business environment. Coffee Kenny with KENNY KOALA: It’s great to have a coffee and a chat with Jens Hudson from Riviera Upholstery this week. Ever had coffee with a koala Jens? JENS HUDSON: Good morning, Kenny, it’s a first for me. KK: How do you like your coffee, Jens? JH: Black. KK: How long have you been at Riviera Upholstery? JH: 32 years. KK: How long have you been upholstering? JH: I started my apprenticeship in Germany 42 years ago, specialising in antiques. KK: What do you mean by antiques? JH: We used to specialise in old castle type furniture, 1600s and 1700s. Doing all the work by hand, nails and coconut fibre seats and springs. KK: How did you end up in Australia? JH: I came out to work for Moran of Melbourne in 1981 and worked for them for five years. They found out I was an upholster when I holidayed here the previous year. KK: Moran of Melbourne is high end furniture. Certainly, had a good name back in the day. Obviously quickly fell in love with Australia, what did you do after that? JH: Started my own business in Moorabbin, Euro Style Furniture. I remember I got a job early on doing the Her Majesty’s Theatre, before the production Cats first came to Australia. It was huge, all seating was velvet, had 14 people working on the job. KK: When did you move to Bairnsdale? JH: 1991, was going to work for a bloke called Jones, but he had a change of heart, so I started Riviera Upholstery. Steve and Erica McDonald were very good to me, helped me out immensely. KK: What sort of stuff do you upholster? JH: Mainly furniture, cars, caravans, motorbikes and boats, that sort of thing. KK: What is your speciality? JH: I love doing the complicated and tricky stuff. Old furniture, the really old stuff. We did the Omeo and Bairnsdale Courthouses in all leather, was an interesting job, not sure why they needed it like that. KK: Need to look after the criminal element. Where do you source leather from Jens? JH: It all comes from overseas. Places like New Zealand, Italy, Brazil and Scotland. KK: So, there is plenty of work for an upholster? JH: Certainly, you can’t get apprentices, we are a dying breed. The work is too hard and kids of today can find an easier apprenticeship to complete. KK: Tough on the body? JH: Seriously hard on the hands, the constant standing up and plenty of dust don’t make it attractive to the youngsters of today. KK: What is the most bizarre thing you have upholstered? JH: Good question, did a huge couch once, I mean massive, could get lost sitting on it. Stripped it back, couldn’t find a bench big enough to put it on, had to do it on the floor. I did an inside fit out on a boat for the people that own the Chadstone Shopping Centre, it was a massive job, took three months, money was no objective. KK: What are the most popular colours when people are reupholstering? JH: It was plain for years, now people are keen on patterned fabric which is hard to source. KK: Are you a project man? JH: Love a good project, even get the odd one completed. KK: What style of furniture do you have in your home? JH: 90 per cent of the furniture in my home I have built myself and have a couple of couches from Moran. KK: You like to get around the markets, what do you sell? JH: Our project items, cushions, foot stools and my partner Maureen makes very impressive leather handbags. KK: The markets would be a good source for picking up jobs. JH: For sure. KK: What are you working on at present? JH: Just finished a chair that was manufactured in the 1880s, I suspect it was the third time it had been reupholstered. I have an old Jacobean lounge suite on the table at present and we are always doing cushions. Plenty to keep us busy. KK: Definitely not as old as the stuff you worked on in Germany. JH: Yes, I do miss working on the 16th century stuff. KK: Does upholstery differ much from Germany to Australia? JH: Much more traditional in Germany, a bit more slap-dash over here. KK: What do you do when you are not working? JH: Bike riding, golf and renovating the house. All very social. KK: I believe you took a break from upholstering and went travelling for a while, not too long ago? JH: We ended up in Alice Springs, we stayed there for nine years, came back four years ago. Started off as a holiday and ended up working at Pine Gap, money was too good to rush back to Bairnsdale, but Alice Springs changed as a place and we decided to return home. It was good to have a break from the trade and it was better than working seven days a week, like I was here. KK: Let’s finish off with some fast question and answers. Favourite food? JH: Pasta bake. KK: What’s your speciality dish? JH: Butter chicken. KK: Does pineapple belong on a pizza? JH: No. KK: Go to pizza? JH: The lot. KK: Roast dinner of choice? JH: Lamb. KK: Favourite TV Show? JH: Grand Designs. KK: What about your favourite movie? JH: Love Actually. KK: Hugh Grant was in that. JH: Correct. KK: Who would play you in a movie? JH: One of the Hemsworth’s. KK: Sounds good Jens. Favourite holiday destination? JH: Spain. KK: If you could catch up with three people, either present or past, from any walk of life, who would you choose? JH: Richard Branson, Albert Einstein and John F Kennedy. KK: Jens Hudson it has been an absolute pleasure. JH: Thank you. 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11 October 2024 | East Gippsland News Weekend Seven connecting habits with Jeff Steedman MINDTALK In a previous column I spoke about seven habits which are damaging and destructive to any relationship. No matter how strong and healthy the relationship is at the beginning, if the people in the relationship start using the disconnecting habits of criticising, threatening, punishing, blaming, complaining, nagging or rewarding to control, eventually that relationship will fail. If they are not used very often it will take longer to do damage, but eventually damage will occur. So, what is the alternative? There are seven simple habits of behaviour we can use to replace any disconnecting habits we have developed during our lifetime. If we use these habits regularly instead of disconnecting ones, we will repair a damaged relationship or make an already good relationship even better. It is impossible to overdo them; frequent use leads to ever improving relationships. Behaviours are simply habits we learned over the years and have practiced so often it feels like we can't control them, but awareness of the damaging effects of some behaviours and being prepared to change them is the starting point. Knowing what to change them to is essential if we want ongoing success. Simply stopping disconnecting habits but not replacing them with more successful ones will fail because we will return to them if we don't have a viable alternative. When we care about someone, the following are essential behaviours to build great relationships with them. We need to be accepting of the other and of their differences to us. We need to respect their right to think and operate in a manner which is right for them as long as it is not hurting anyone else. We need to trust they are doing the best they can with what they know in the circumstances they find themselves. We need to encourage and support them to meet their needs in ways which are not abusive of others needs. We need to listen deeply to them in order to understand what is important to them, not just listening to find ways to disagree and argue with them. Once we have done all of these, we are then able to negotiate with them so that both of us can meet our needs fairly. It is exciting to see how quickly relationships improve and how strong they become when one person uses connecting habits, it is even more dynamic when both use them as a matter of course. Socialising dogs Dog socialisation – what does this mean? When asked the most common answer, unfortunately, is meeting other dogs and playing. This is not what socialisation is. A dictionary definition is "the process of learning to behave in a way that is acceptable to society". The question is "how do we want our dogs to behave in society?" We want calm, non-reactive dogs that can walk down the street without being fearful or reactive towards environments, noises, people and dogs. There is a time to play with other pups/dogs but we need the bond to be strong between owner and pup. At seven-12 weeks the pup's brain has adult brain waves so it is the time to teach right behaviours sit, wait, come, drop and build the human and dog bond, not the time for the pup to learn crazy behaviours. Socialisation means meeting different people, with/without beards, sunglasses, hats, different skin tones, hair styles, ages etc, experiencing different surfaces/environments, hearing noises – vacuum cleaners, hair dryers, cars, trains, motor bikes, whistles, thunder, seeing kids running, wheelchairs, wheelie walkers and walking sticks, flapping washing/tarps, seeing other dogs and not reacting to them. All without scaring them or forcing them. 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13 October 2024 | East Gippsland News Weekend Bushwalking Victoria is encouraging those who may be curious about bushwalking to get involved in a local club, particularly during November. This provides a wonderful opportunity to 'dabble' in bushwalking and what it entails, with relative ease. Ben Cruachan Walking Club (BCWC) is encouraging those keen to experience Latrobe Valley's best kept secret, the Wirilda Walking Track through the Tyers Gorge. Ben Cruachan Walking Club in Gippsland is a friendly club that welcomes visitors and new members. It has members aged from children to 80 and over. They are from Lakes Entrance to Trafalgar and Heyfield to Yarram. Described as a bushwalkers delight, there is much to experience on the Wirilda Walking Track as it winds its way through the Tyers Gorge. Nature lovers will enjoy the bird song, varied vegetation, wildflowers and the chance to spot a platypus. The conglomerate rock formations tower high above the river. There will be the opportunity to inspect remnants of an early water supply wooden pipeline and enjoy the serenity of the bush as hikers take a leisurely stroll along the track. This walk requires a reasonable level of fitness and agility but does not require previous bushwalking experience. This walk is for anyone who wants a bushwalking experience along a bush track in the company of experienced walkers. It is an opportunity to walk with a club and meet some Ben Cruachan Walking Club members. The walk is on a formed track with some short steep sections and steps. The track is narrow in places with steep drops off the side. There are a few short rocky sections. With so much to observe, the pace will be steady with frequent stops. Participants may wish to not walk the whole distance and turn around before the river crossing. Starting from the Wirilda Environment Park at the Gippsland Water Pumping Station, the walk follows up the Tyers River through the Tyers Gorge, meandering along to the Pipe Bridge, before returning to the start point. The walk is occurring on Saturday, November 23, meeting at 9.30am, taking some four-five hours to complete the 10km out and back route, those interested are advised to source the details of how to register on the BCWC website under 'upcoming walks' FOR ALL YOUR CONCRETE SUPPLY NEEDS WITHIN BAIRNSDALE & SURROUNDS 0457 001 077 171 Bosworth Road, Bairnsdale sales@rivieraconcrete.com.au OPEN MONDAY - SATURDAY EN14909 1300 669 129 34 Rovan Pl, Bairnsdale VIC 3875 you know who can TOW! Gone off road.. EN14917 Prompt & professional tree services ❱ Tree Pruning & Removals ❱ Slashing ❱ Weed Management ❱ Forestry Mulching 1300 228 276 kyle@battbrothers.com www.battbrothers.com Get a free quote today 1300 BAT BRO Certied for quality, safety and environment EN23694 rrrrjensupholstery@bigpond.com Jens: 0402 006 268 | Maureen: 0402 001 593rrrrrr • Our Services: • Loose covers • Car roof linings • Car seats • Motorbike & ATV seats • Foam cut to size • Upholstery fabrics • Leather, canvas and vinyls • Distributors of: EN25694 30 years in business Celebrating

14 East Gippsland News Weekend | October 2024 Members and guests are welcome to this venue, either as a bowler, croquet player or just to enjoy a delicious meal. This venue proudly presents 3 bowling greens, 4 croquet lawns and the magnificent Krakkerjack bistro and entertainment spaces. Great club and Bar facilities, join us for the Friday night raffles. Lunch: 7 days a week 12pm – 2pm Dinner: 7 days a week 6pm – 8pm Bairnsdale Bowls Club Corner of Grant & Pearson Streets, Bairnsdale 5152 3796 Our café provides excellent coffee, breakfast, house made cakes & sandwiches in a relaxed and friendly environment. Comfortable indoor seating with a wood fire in winter or enjoy our spacious outdoor garden setting in finer weather. We want you to enjoy your time in Marlo whether it’s catching fish or drinking coffee. Marlo Bait & Tackle Cafe Thurs - Tues: 7.00 am to 3.00 pm Closed Wednesday 4 Marlo Rd, Marlo 5154 8487 facebook.com/Marlo Bait & Tackle Cafe MARLO BAIT & TACKLE CAFE Bringing something new to Bairnsdale, specializing in Asian street food. Available for eat in or take away we have something for the whole family. Come in and try out delicious food and Bubble tea. Benjamin’s House Open Mon to Sat 9am – 9pm Sunday 9am – 3pm 142 Main Street, Bairnsdale 9119 0659 Bairnsdale’s only café & bookshop. Come in & see Charlotte and the team for a homestyle light lunch & coffee. Located at Schoolworks Supplies we have plenty of off street parking available. Come and try Bairnsdale’s best carrot cake! Inside dining with relaxing couches, outside dining under the trees or take it home to enjoy. The Book Nook Café 147 Macleod Street, Bairnsdale 5152 4086 www.schoolworkssupplies.com.au Our delicious pub-style & fine-dining meals are all chef- prepared from locally-sourced, seasonal produce – with GF, vegan & vegetarian options available. Great-value $18 lunches Monday-Friday. Open every day for lunch & dinner. We also have accommodation, gaming/tab, function rooms & a bottleshop. Mitchell River Tavern Open Lunch And Dinner 7 Days 59 Main Street, Bairnsdale 03 5152 4030 We offer casual, no pressure wine tasting, honest, heart warming, comfort food and a relaxed, rustic bush setting. Perfect for lazy lunches, cheeky afternoon wines, weddings, Christmas parties or even a leisurely cruise. Wyanga Park Winery Lunch: 7 days | Dinner: Fri to Sat. 248 Baades Road, Lakes Entrance 5155 1508 www.wyangapark.com Bairnsdale Chickenland has been a staple in the community since the 1970s, delighting locals and visitors alike with its renowned chicken nuggets. Every bite is a testament to their commitment to freshness, as all their offerings are made in-house. It's not just about the nuggets; they also excel in a variety of other dishes, from crispy fish and chips to mouthwatering souvlakis and burgers. Bairnsdale Chickenland 17 Bailey St, Bairnsdale 5152 5511 MON – TUE 9am – 3pm WED – SAT 9am – 8pm - Closed Sunday Nestled in the heart of Lindenow, the Farmers Home Hotel exudes old-school charm and tight-knit community spirit. Its warm atmosphere beckons locals and travelers alike, offering classic pub food crafted from fresh, local ingredients. Whether it's lunch or dinner, their bistro serves up hearty meals seven days a week. Lindenow Farmers Home Hotel 167 Main Road, Lindenow 5157 1210 Mon – Sun 11am – 11pm Indulge in the vibrant flavours and rich aromas of authentic Thai cuisine crafted with care and expertise. Whether you're a fan of fiery curries, aromatic stir-fries, or mouthwatering noodle dishes, there's something to delight every palate. Eastwood Thai Open 7 Days Lunch 11:00 am - 3:00 pm Dinner 5:00 pm - 8:30 pm Shop 3, 30 Howitt Avenue, Eastwood (03) 4109 1010 Wine Dine EAST GIPPSLAND

15 October 2024 | East Gippsland News Weekend Club Eastwood had a car giveaway on Thursday, September 26, with first prize being an MG ZS Excite. Club Eastwood selected 10 members over nine weeks for their chance to be in the running to win the car and on the gala night, with 90 tickets going into the barrel to draw. As well as the car, there were plenty of cash prizes up for grabs. Ten lucky members were drawn from the barrell followed by 10 car keys to choose from. One by one each member selected the key to unlock the car to see if they were the winner. Peter Winnett, the last member to select the final key, took the win and gifted the car to his daughter Chloe Winnett. In disbelief he called his daughter to let her know the exciting news to which she didn't believe until she arrived to see it for herself. Club Eastwood thanked its past, present and future members of the club, who wouldn't have been able to do this without their wonderful members. Chief executive officer of Moe Racing Club, Cassandra Randell, Chloe Winnett, Peter Winnett (winner) and Marco from Gippsland Motor Group. Peter takes the keys Nestled in next to the Ferry Café is Paynesville’s very own sweet shop. Stocking a huge range of lollies & ice creams they are sure to have what you need to satisfy a sweet craving. Ferry Cafe Sweets ‘n’Treats Monday-Sunday - 11am-6pm 85B The Esplanade, Paynesville 5156 6993 / 5156 7735 FB: The Ferry Cafe Paynesville Our chefs specialise in cooking exotic, more-ish flavours of traditional Thai cooking that all the family can enjoy. Cinnamon Thai welcomes anyone who wants a real tastebud tingling experience. Take away available. Cinnamon Thai Restaurant Lunch: Tue - Sat: 11:00am - 3:00 pm Dinner: Mon - Sun: 5:00pm - 9:30 pm 4 Wood Street, Bairnsdale 5152 2740 | 0433397009 Blue Bee Cafe is a funky little cafe and take away store. Inside, you’ll find a classic country-style menu featuring a range of house made cakes and slices. The café features a sunny outdoor courtyard where your beloved pets are encouraged to come and relax with you. Blue Bee Cafe Take Away 60 Main St, Bruthen 5157 5397 Mon-Thurs 6am-3pm, Fri 6am-7pm, Sat 8am-2pm Great country style pub meals with a twist, cold beer on tap, live music & raffles every Friday from 5.30pm with winners drawn at 7pm. The Wy Yung pub is sure to have a little something for everyone. Come on in and see the friendly team! Wy Yung Pub 120 Bullumwaal Rd, Wy Yung 5164 0000 Open daily from 11am. The most delicious variety of International Fusion Cuisine for breakfast, lunch & dinner, in the heart of Metung.We integrate Mediterranean, French and Asian inspired flavours, with Gippsland drinks/produce, to make your Wine & Dine experience the region’s most unique. Cafe Chez Joe Open Tuesday to Sunday 8.30am - 8.30pm 0478 648 464 | (03) 5164 5650 chezjoe.com.au Shop 2/57 Metung Road, Metung Fresh bread, pies, sausage rolls, coffee, cakes, sandwiches, pizza bases, and more. Dine in or takeway. Open: Mon - Fri 7am - 5pm Sat - 8am - 2pm Bairnsdale Bakehouse 75 Nicholson St, Bairnsdale 5152 5312 bairnsdalesbakehouse@outlook.com

16 WEEKENDDRIVE East Gippsland News Weekend | October 2024 Traralgon to Tarra Bulga National Park Duration 2.10hrs Distance: 120km This edition of the Weekend drive will take you through route 94, a scenic drive through the Latrobe Valley into the Strzelecki Ranges, taking in villages, farmland and forests. Route 94 will take you past Loy Yang power station and open cut mine, to the Tarra Bulga National Park, well-known for its dense mountain gullies, suspension bridge and waterfall. From Traralgon, follow the C482 road to Loy Yang to see the area’s rich connection to the power industry. A few kilometres along on the left side is the Jack Vines Lookout with views of Australia’s largest open cut mine, Loy Yang. Next, you’ll pass George Bates Lookout, which offers stunning panoramic views of the Latrobe Valley and Strzelecki Ranges. There are also toilets, barbecue facilities and picnic tables. Continue along the Hyland Highway to the small township of Gormandale, nestled in the Merrimans Creek Valley. Here, you’ll enter the Grand Ridge Road, known as one of Victoria’s most spectacular drives. The road snakes its way along the Strzelecki Ranges for 132km, at times opening up to striking views of farmlands to the north and coastline to the south. The road passes through a forest of ferns and towering trees as well as green hills and villages. Check out the fern-filled gullies and cool temperate rainforest of Tarra Bulga National Park, for walks beneath giant mountain ash and ancient myrtle beech and over swing bridges. This is the perfect place for a picnic (complete with barbecues, shelters and toilets) among waterfalls and rainforest teeming with wildlife. A short drive from the park are the Cyathea Falls, a 10m waterfall located in the lush Gippsland rainforest. A 35-minute loop walk takes in this waterfall as well as other rainforest features. Head towards Traralgon South on the C483, where you can stop at the Duff Sawmill Walk and the Mt Tassie Lookout. FLEE TO THE FOREST ALL pre-owned vehicles are eligible for our FREE 3 year mechanical protection plan. Visit our website: EN25355 RUN DONT WALK! Steel Tray, Dual Batteries, Bluetooth, Manual, with Full Service History 2019 SINGLE CAB BT50 4x2 pdmg.com.au/stock/used-cars $23,990 DRIVE AWAY 457-463 Princes Highway Bairnsdale VIC pdmg.com.au/stock/used-cars (03) 5152 0100

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18 East Gippsland News Weekend | October 2024 A zesty drop Brett Stewart Store Manager, Dan Murphy's Bairnsdale A refreshing drop that was made for sun-drenched afternoons outdoors with friends and family. Inspired by Italian flavours, it is a blend of Zonzo’s popular Limoncello and combined with Victorian Prosecco to create the perfect spritz. Serve chilled over ice with a slice of fresh lemon and some mint. TIME WITH BRETT Wine Zoncello Limoncello Spritz Price: $21.99 Rating: Perfect for kickstarting any occasion. TOYTALK With Max, nine years old I just got the Bruder MACK Granite Garbage Truck, and it’s super awesome. The doors actually open, and you can see the engine if you lift the front. It even has mirrors that fold in and out, just like a real truck. My favourite part is the little coloured bins you can attach to the back and lift them up to dump the rubbish. There’s a handle you turn to move the garbage inside the truck, and you can tilt the back to dump it out. The wheels are big and tough, perfect for driving it outside in the dirt. It’s really big, almost as long as my arm! This truck is so fun to play with, and it works with other BWorld toys too. It’s made from really strong plastic, so I know it will last a long time. Good clean FUN Pawsome family film Movie: Runt Duration: 92 mins Writer/director: John Sheedy Starring: Lily LaTorre, Jai Courtney, Celeste Barber, Jack Thompson, Deborah Mailman, Jack LaTorre, Matt Day, Geneviève Lemon Rating: Reviewed by Lawrenty WEEKENDMOVIE The school holidays are about finished. It's time for kids to return to the classroom. That's no reason to ignore this charming children's film after the school bell rings. Craig Silvey's best-selling novel is now on screen and proves best for children aged seven through 12. The cinema audience was mostly that age. They were delighted, laughing at all the right moments; they were with it, supporting Annie (Lily LaTorre) and her stray dog Runt as the two compete in a prestigious dog show. Adults will find the film a throwback to TV shows like Skippy, Catweazle, even Round the Twist with its adult characters delivering appealing heightened performances, as in stage pantomime and child actors just being children. This is nostalgia for adults, joyful entertainment for today's kids. There's a saying from filmmaking of yesteryear: Never work with children or animals. With Runt it can be highly recommended. Runt has many situations which compare with Rob Sitch's The Castle (1997) with its underdog, pun intended, rallying against unpleasant adversaries. In this movie it's a pompous neighbour Earl Robert-Barren (Jack Thompson). Give his name some thought. A second villain is Fergus Fink (Matt Day), a dog show diva who's even more cartoonish than the grumpy ol' Earl. Craig Silvey adapted his novel to the screen. The Shearer family are sheep farmers, naturally. York, 97 kilometres from Perth, looks exactly as it did in 1911, and stands in for fictional Upson Downs, an ever popular name used in Looney Toons cartoons. A snake catcher was hired to check every filming location ensuring nothing bitey or venomous lurked. Parched by years without rain, the land is a burnt golden because the Earl, by right of the river running across his green property, has built a dam and dried up the river for neighbours downstream. Annie often fetches their sheep from the Earl's property with the adorable mutt she took in, the Runt of the title with a zippy character. Annie's mum Susie (Celeste Barber) has a pie-making business which struggles as filled pastry pierced by a chook foot. Dad Bryan (Jai Courtney) softens the Aussie bloke stereotype. Her brother Max (Jack LaTorre), a daredevil, is Lily's real life brother. Grandma Dolly (Geneviève Lemon) is a tireless cheerleader for the family, if also a scene-stealer. Bernadette Box (Deborah Mailman) is a retired dog trainer with sage advice for Annie about Runt only having eyes for Annie and the dog refusing to perform for a crowd. Max comes through with a hair-brained invention. Annie enters Runt in a Doggy Agility Course, much to the chagrin of narcissistic Fergus Fink, and then it's off to the internationals, Krumpet's in London. The play on words throughout the film teases adults thought. It's reason enough for parents/adults to see the film with their kids or grandkids. A persistently optimistic movie, resilience is a survival tactic, but also full of make-do, mend-fun. It has plenty of heart, something we need today, and it's a strong reminder of Babe (1995) with its fable storybook quality. Time spent with the shearers and adopted stray Runt more than satisfy eliciting loud laughter, empathy, barracking for Annie and Runt, and a pleasing tingly feeling that runs through the neural body when some deservedly win and others justifiably lose. 172 Main Street, Bairnsdale Vic 3875 5152 3369 | e: bairnsdale@toyworld.com.au Bairnsdale EN18364 EN24837

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