The News Weekly – Issue Thirteen

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LOCAL NEWS

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Another big fishing report this week. If you haven’t caught a snapper this season, just take your pick from the locations in this report because they are certainly on everywhere; and if you want some tips or GPS marks, please give us a call or drop into the shop for advice.

WESTERNPORT:RHYLL:Staff members Adam Ring and Luke McCredden made the transition from Port Phillip to Westernport on Thursday night and fished with mate T-Cat. The boys headed out from Rhyll and fished in 5-7m of water. Using pilchards, they managed good numbers of snapper to 3kg and a couple of nice little gummies.NORTH ARM: Robin Gray from Peninsula and Western Port Charters has been working along the North Arm this week with great results. Working different locations including Lysaghts, Bouy 27 and 25 Robin has put his clients onto some great snapper fishing. When the snapper have been hard, they have worked the Middle Spit for some lovely whiting this week.LYSAGHTS: Customer Peter Ferguson has been dominating the whiting in Western Port this week. Peter has been working in the deeper water off Lysaghts and had great success on big whiting. In mainly 14 meters of water, Peter has caught whiting to 46cm. He also caught some snapper as a by-catch.

PORT PHILLIP BAY:SORRENTO: Justin Felix has also been spending a bit of time down on the piers around the Mornington Peninsula. He reports that plenty of baitfish are making their way back which should usually indicates the start of a good season. Sorrento pier has experienced good numbers of silver trevally and they have been caught using critter style plastics.FRANKSTON: Customer of Billfisher Tackle, Red eye has been at it again this week producing the goods in 14 meters of water out from Frankston. Red eye has been flicking around Gulp 4” and 5” Nuclear Chicken soft plastics to catch some very nice snapper.SEAFORD: The Seaford area is still producing some nice snapper for those willing to scout around in close to have a look. There have been quite a number of schools of fish working in around 11 to 16 meters of water. When the weather has been a little rougher, these fish have been going berserk. 14 year old Mitch fished off Seaford with his dad this week and managed a nice 4.6 kilo.CARRUM: Simon Rinaldi from Red Hot Fishing Charters has been doing very well this week out from Carrum. Last week Simon was working the Mornington area but this week has been finding some very solid fish out from Carrum in both 16 and 18 meters of water. First light has been the most productive time for Simon with pilchards working a treat. Simon said that the fish are thick and all you have to do if sound them up and they will be happy to eat your baits.CHELSEA: Last weekend saw the Altona fishing club hold their annual snapper competition throughout Port Phillip Bay. Angler Jack Auld won second place with a nice snapper which took a squid ring bait. This fish was caught in close off Chelsea.BEAUMARIS: Justin Felix and his partner Kristyna have been getting amongst the snapper this week. Testing out the new Berkley Nemesis soft plastic they had excellent results. The fish were taken in 15 meters of water out from Beaumaris and plenty were sounded up.BRIGHTON: Customer Frank fished out from Brighton this week in 16 meters of water this week with good success. Using pilchards for bait, Frank managed his first snapper for the season which weighed in at 5 kilos.

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WORKERS now are the happiest they have been in their jobs than at any other point this century, new research shows.

Senior managers and supervisors are leading the rise in job satisfaction rates of up to 178 per cent and are enjoying work more now that the pressures of the global financial crisis have dropped.

Happiness among their workers also is up by 40 per cent as they too enjoy better workplace conditions than have been on offer for the past few years.

Research released today by Leadership Management Australasia reveals 53 per cent of employees are satisfied in their job this year, up from 37 per cent in 2011.

Sixty per cent of supervisors (up from 37 per cent) and 78 per cent of senior managers (up from 28 per cent) also are engaged and passionate about their work. It is the highest proportion since the professional network’s Leadership Employment and Direction (L.E.A.D.) Survey of 4500 blue and white collar

workers began in 2000. Chief executive Andrew Henderson said it was a surprising result amid the hardship being experienced by some sectors of the economy.

He said many companies had scaled back benefits such as overtime or work from home arrangements during the economic downturn in efforts to save money and boost production. Now that organisations were re-implementing benefits, however, staff were happier and managers were feeling less pressure, he said.

Workers noW happiest they have been in ages, finds study

THE percentage of Victorian grade 3 pupils withdrawn from NAPLAN numeracy tests has increased more than 20-fold since 2008, a public education advocacy group says.

National Assessment Program Literacy and Numeracy tests students in primary grades 3 and 5 and secondary years 7 and 9.

In 2008, the first year of NAPLAN, only 0.1 per cent of Victorian grade 3 pupils were withdrawn by their parents. This year, the figure was 2.4 per cent.

Nationally, 0.5 per cent of grade 3 students were withdrawn in 2008 compared with 1.9 per cent in 2012.

The official figures have been collated by Save Our Schools in a research paper, released yesterday.

Save Our Schools national convenor Trevor Cobbold said there was concern about decreasing participation.When students don't sit the tests, their scores are estimated, based on background characteristics and achievement.

Mr Cobbold said it was possible more parents were protesting by withdrawing their child.

The Australian Curriculum, Assessment and Reporting Authority rejected Mr Cobbold's proposition.

kids opt out of napLan numeracy tests

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LEADING scientists say the anti-immunisation lobby is endangering children’s lives because of the soaring number of parents refusing to vaccinate.

The number of Australian babies not fully immunised is now one in 12 and parents registering a conscientious objection has leapt from 4271 in 1999 to more than 30,000.

The figures have prompted 12 top researchers to launch a campaign this week to debunk the claims of groups that claim vaccinations are dangerous. Professor Ian Frazer, who developed the cervical cancer vaccine, said he feared immunisation levels for some diseases were falling below those required to prevent deadly outbreaks.

And eminent biologist Sir Gustav Nossal has accused the anti-vaccination lobby of preventing the eradication of measles through its false claim that the vaccine against the disease caused autism. A 20-page booklet to be launched today explains that many more children will die from diseases such as measles, mumps and diphtheria than will be harmed by the side effects of immunisation.

The booklet, launched by the Academy of Science, will also explain why it is better to gain immunity from a vaccination than from the disease. Although 92 per cent of 12 to 15-month-old babies have been immunised against whooping cough, Professor Frazer said the disease spread more easily when the rate fell below 95 per cent.

Health Department figures show there were more than 7100 cases of whooping cough recorded across Australia in the first three months of 2012. Children must be fully immunised for their families to claim the $726 Family Tax Benefit Part A supplement.

More than 30,000 children have a conscientious objection recorded.The 20-page booklet explains to parents who may be worried about vaccine side effects that only three in every 10,000 children who receive the measles-mumps-rubella vaccine develop a fever high enough to cause seizures but 100 in 10,000 develop such a fever if they catch the disease. One in four patients chronically infected with hepatitis B will die from cirrhosis of the liver or from liver cancer.This risk is reduced to almost zero after the hepatitis B vaccine.

IT’s been two years since Ted Baillieu led the Liberals to a shock election victory and, while his Government cops criticism for its quiet approach, the Premier defends its record of achievement

Sitting on the couch to his office, Ted Baillieu might look relaxed. But he is full of fighting talk.He might have the mid-term blues, following mounting criticism from the business community that he needs to get busy.

But the Premier is making it clear he’s not about to change direction.”We have done exactly what we said we were going to do,” he said. “We have delivered across the board in the areas we said we were going to deliver. We’ve focused on very substantial reforms, which will be lasting in Victoria; plus, we’ve led the way on a range of issues.”

”To mark the second anniversary of his shock 2010 election win, the Premier welcomed the Herald Sun to his office to talk about what he had achieved in his first two years and what he still hoped to do.

Much of the talk is focused on money: the money Labor wasted, the money the Commonwealth has short-changed Victoria, and the value for money he says he is determined to get for Victorian taxpayers.

Asked what his legacy would be if he lost office in 2014, Mr Baillieu starts with the money. “We have stabilised an unsustainable Budget position, and that’s important - I know that’s not necessarily sexy,”

he said. Fixing it has been his biggest challenge - after the devastating floods during his first months in office.

There have been “massive write-downs in revenue, most of it coming out of the Commonwealth”.

When it comes to containing costs, there is no doubt who

the Premier has in mind: the powerful building union, the CFMEU. “They are threatening the economy, they are threatening the reputation of the construction industry. And we have to push back, and we are taking up that fight,” he said.Unprompted, Mr Baillieu reels off a list of projects now going on in the state:

“There’s $5.8 billion worth of investment happening right now. There’s $40 billion worth of projects under way in Victoria right now, record infrastructure funding this year ... It is happening.

The port capacity expansion is happening; the grade separations are happening; the comprehensive cancer centre - reconfigured - is

happening; the Bendigo Hospital, the Ballarat and Geelong hospitals, other hospitals, are happening.”

There are projects through the regional growth funds - some 600 projects which have been ticked off. Many of those are currently under way, and there’s a lot of the things we promised to do, we’ve done,” he said.

As for those anonymous backbenchers who have recently been mouthing off in the press about his leadership style, a slight smile crosses the Premier’s face: “I think I’ve read the story once a year every year for six years, and I think it’s pretty much had the same content.”

it’s a numbers game for premier ted baiLLieu

deadly outbreaks feared as immunisation rates plunge


GREEK NEWS

top marks for impLementation of reformsIn the last 12 months Greece has been the runaway leader among eurozone countries in terms of compliance with plans for its fiscal adjustment and in promoting reforms, according to the annual “Euro Plus Monitor” report for 2012 issued by the Lisbon Council think tank and Berenberg Bank.

Regarding speed in adjusting to the economic crisis, Greece ranks top among the 20 countries examined in the report, with a score of 8.2 out of 10.

Greece has managed to drastically curtail its current account deficit, not so much because of the increase in exports but rather mostly thanks to a big drop in imports as a result of the recession.

The country has also registered the biggest primary deficit reduction in the 2009-12 period, when it also recorded the biggest drop in labor cost per unit, which reached 12 percent.

Even so, despite the remarkable shift in the country’s competitiveness, Greece is starting from a very low level and will need a significant amount of time before it catches up with the rest of the eurozone member-states, the report notes.

All other countries that have received assistance from the

eurozone rank high in this reform compliance list, with Ireland in second, Portugal in fourth and Spain in fifth, while Estonia sits in the third spot.

Nevertheless, the return of uncertainty regarding the Greek economy and the spread of the crisis to more and more European countries are reflected in the course of Greek exports in September, according to figures released on Monday by the Hellenic Statistical Authority (ELSTAT).

Not including oil products, Greece’s exports declined by about 7 percent from the same month last year, amounting to 1.32 billion euros, against 1.42 billion in September 2011.

This decline is due to the 6 percent drop in exports to European Union countries and to non-EU destinations by 8.8 percent.

However, in the year to September exports increased by 5.3 percent year-on-year, climbing from 11.82 billion in 2011 to 12.44 billion in the first nine months of 2012.

Imports declined in September by 14.8 percent, taking the country’s current account deficit down by a considerable 22.5 percent on annual basis. In the first nine months of the year the deficit shrank by 21.6 percent.

The outlook for Greece receiving crucial rescue funding, and a solution for the sustainability of its huge debt mountain, remained unclear after nearly 10 hours of talks between eurozone finance ministers in Brussels though officials indicated that an agreement was expected to be reached ultimately.

It appeared that the International Monetary Fund, which together with the European Commission and the European Central Bank has committed to two bailouts worth 240 billion

euros for Greece, was pushing for “immediate front-loaded measures” to reduce Greece’s debt by 20 percent of gross domestic product by 2020.

According to sources, that reduction could be carried out immediately if the ECB were to forgo its profits on its Greek bond portfolio, by rolling over maturities and by launching a bond buyback scheme.

But according to IMF calculations, there would be a need for reductions to interest rates on loans for both loan

programs to levels below the cost of borrowing of the European Financial Stability Facility (EFSF) and other creditor states, which would amount to an indirect haircut.

EU officials have objected to this proposal so it remained unclear what kind of compromise could be reached. German Finance Minister Wolfgang Schaeuble told reporters such a haircut would not be legal if it was linked to new loan guarantees.

“You cannot guarantee something if you’re cutting debt at the same

time,” he said. But other European officials stressed the importance of breaking the deadlock.

Economic and Monetary Affairs Commissioner Olli Rehn said it was vital to release the next tranche of funding to Athens “to end the uncertainty that is still hanging over Greece” and urged all sides to “go the last centimeter because we are so close to an agreement.”

IMF chief Cristine Lagarde was more reserved, noting that any solution must be “credible for Greece.” Earlier in the day, rumors

had swirled that Prime Minister Antonis Samaras contacted Eurogroup chief Jean-Claude Juncker ahead of the Eurogroup summit to inform him that the coalition in Athens might collapse if there is no final decision on the country’s next loan tranche and its debt sustainability.

In a statement, government spokesman Simos Kedikoglou said the claim had appeared on Greek websites and was then reproduced by foreign media.

“There are a lot of ‘well-wishers’ that put words that have never been

uttered into the mouth of the prime minister and finance minister,” he said. “At this crucial time, everyone has to take care of what they say and write,” he added.

Earlier in the day Finance Minister Yannis Stournaras had expressed cautious optimism a deal would be reached.

He said he believed “a mutually beneficial solution will be found today,” noting that Greece had fulfilled its obligations to foreign creditors and that it was now their turn to do so.

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The never-ending attempts of the recent distorters of history, who live north of Greece, and who cannot convince even the 60% of the population of their own country that they are «Macedonians» (as a distinct national entity), issued the following publication last Sunday afternoon, in view of the exhibition, in Sydney, titled «ALEXANDER THE GREAT, 2000 YEARS OF TREASURES». We are publishing it intact, restricting our comments to only a few main points, historically proven on the right.a. The supremacy of a Greek city over the others was a

constant situation in the Greek mainland since the 7th Century b.C.

Athens, Sparta (at the head of the Peloponnesian alliance) and Thebes had succeeded each other at the head of the other city-states prior to the dynamic involvent of the northern Greek region.

The latest «supremacy» belonged to the (Greek) Kingdom of Macedonia, which, under Philip II, was achieved MAINLY for the purpose of attacking the common enemy, Persia.

Due to Philip's assassination, his son, Alexander, continued his father's efforts and led his Macedonian Army and Navy, with contributions from other Greek cities, which had reaffirmed their common obligation against Darius III under the leadership of Alexander at a special Assembly in Corinth.

It should not escape anyone's attention that, after the battle at Granicus, Alexander sent TO ATHENS (a non-«Macedonian» city!) 300 Persian shields to be dedicated to Goddess Athena, with the inscription:

«Alexander, son of Philip, and the Greeks, with the exception of the Lacedaemonians, from the barbarians who inhabit Asia»!

Let's not forget that it was common belief in Greece that «any non-Greek is a barbarian!». But Alexander had never been thought of as a «barbarian»!

b. There is nowhere any indication that Alexander distinguished himself and his Macedonians from the other Greeks. ON THE CONTRARY!

c. Can the Slavic component of FYROM'S population explain why no contemporary historian followed or described Alexander's campaign using their «macedonian language»?

d. Obviously, the Australian Museum in Sydney, if they made any changes to «the original contents» of their website, did so after careful research into what is true and what is not!

e. All the rest is speculation and continuous attempt to intensify confusion!

P.S. The Exhibition: «Alexander the Great, 2000 years of Treasures» is a great exhibition and we encourage everyone to make it possible to visit it!

It will be a lifetime experience!A. Stathopoulos

macedonian: always subtotal to «greek»!

The initial results of an investigation into the so-called Lagarde list of some 2,000 Greeks with bank accounts at the Geneva branch of HSBC were submitted to Parliament, which will decide whether to hold its own probe into whether any politicians should be held accountable for not making use of the list to crack down on tax evasion.

The details of the preliminary investigation were provided by prosecutor Nikos Pantelis to Justice Minister Antonis Roupakiotis, who submitted them to Parliament. In an accompanying document, Pantelis made no mention of specific politicians but referred to “possible criminal offenses by members of the government which received and handled the CD in question.”

Former Finance Minister Giorgos Papaconstantinou, who was given the list in the fall of 2010 by his then French counterpart Christine Lagarde, and his successor Evangelos Venizelos, who now heads socialist PASOK, have denied charges that they failed to ensure a proper probe into the list. Current Finance Minister Yannis Stournaras has asked the French government to resend Athens the original version of the list.

initial probe into Lagarde list goes to parliament

KOUZINA

KOURABIEDES Ingredients (approx 40)

- 1 lb. unsalted butter, clarified* and at room teperature

- 1 cup icing sugar- 2 egg yolks- 3/4 cup vegetable oil - 2 cups of roasted almonds,

coarsely chopped- 1 shot of brandy- 2 tsp. vanilla extract; - 1 heaping Tbsp. of baking

powder- 5 cups of of all - purpose flour,

sifted- Extra icing sugar for powdering

(about 2 cups)

Method• Using a mixer and a large bowl,

cream your butter, oil and sugar. Add the egg yolks and continue to mix.

• Add your brandy to a large glass and then add your baking powder and stir it until dissolved. Now pour this mixture, along with the vanilla extract and continue mixing until blended in.

• Start kneading the mixture by hand and s-l-o-w-l-y add the flour to the mixture until all the flour has been absorbed. Add the almonds and knead them into the dough mixture.

• Using your hand, grab pieces of dough the size of a walnut and form them into the shape of choice (crescents or patties). Place each formed cookie onto a baking tray lined with parchment paper. Repeat process until all dough has been shaped into cookies.

• Bake in a pre-heated 350F oven (middle rack) for 25 minutes each batch. Allow the cookies to cool until you are able to handle ((on the tray is fine)

• Place about 2 cups of icing sugar in a large bowl and place the a cookie in the sugar and cover to coat. Place in your serving platter and repeat with the remaining cookies. Now place some more icing sugar into a sifter and generously dust the Kourabiedes with more icing sugar until well-coated.

• The cookies can be stored in a sealed container, in a cool, dry place and they willkeep for 3 months.

• Clarify the butter by melting it over medium heat then remove from heat and allow to cool in the fridge until solid. Now poke a hole into the solid butter and carefully pour out the water that’s underneath. What you have left is clarified butter (you may also use/buy ghee).


FEATURE

Inaugural Diaspora CelebrationCelebrating the 60th anniversary of the Assisted Passage Agreement between Greece and AustraliaThe Hellenic Museum’s free concert with Maria Farantouri and Yiannis Kotsiras

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Inaugural Diaspora CelebrationCelebrating the 60th anniversary of the Assisted Passage Agreement between Greece and AustraliaThe Hellenic Museum’s free concert with Maria Farantouri and Yiannis Kotsiras


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Ph: 0468 469 400 Babis

Truck DriverAn experienced truck driver is seeking employment. Please call John on

M: 04 27778 7752

TutorGreek tutor available with over 7 years experience. Currently teaching primary/secondary students and adults, available for private tuition at any level, from beginners to advanced. Quality teaching in all aspects of the Greek language.

Panos, Ph: 04044 19595

Waiter/Pizza MakerExperienced waiter with knowledge in pizza preparation seeks employment.

Ph: 0405 953 285. John

WaitressExperienced waitress seeks full time employment.

Ph: 0457 602 456. Anthi

Web DesignerExperienced web designer from Greece seeks employment.

Ph: 0430 319 395. Kiriakos

WelderExperienced welder seeks employment.

Ph: 0422 047 369. Andrew

WelderWelder with nine years of experience seeks full or part time employment.

Ph: 0421 641 434. Nick

WelderWelder in Oakleigh with 20 years of experience seeks employment.

Ph: 0452 179 451. Manos

Welder/Metal FabricationExperienced welder /metal worker from Greece seeks employment.

Ph: 0416 380 923. George

Welder/Metal FabricationZaxarias is looking for work as a welder

Ph: 9364 5244

White GoodsNikos has recently arrived from Greece and has experience 20 years with Refrigeration/Aircondioners. He is seeking work in the relevant industry.

M: 04 1937 0329

Womens ClothingZaxaria is seeking people to work in the production of women’s undergarments.

M: 0418107171

Work/Part TimeLady looking for part time work (9am – 3pm).

Ph: 0450 418 760. Sofia

WorkLady looking for any type of work.

Ph: 0450 717 141. Vana

WorkLooking for any work. Has experience as a driver, air-conditioning technician, plumber and in electronics.

Sakis 0426 871 536

WorkA couple Andreas and Panagiota are seeking any work.

M: 04 1620 5569

WorkLooking for any work, eg: factory, wharehouse , supermarket.

Gerasimos 0477 199 268.

WorkLady looking for full time employment.

Ph: 0422 412 516. Kleopatra

Work

Lady from Greece with a student visa seeks part time work.

Ph: 0467 472 127. Melina

WorkZisis recently arrived to Australia is seeking any work M: 04 7896 4486

WorkDimitra and George, are looking for any work ( for example in a fish and chip shop or café )preferably in Oakleigh or surrounding suburbs as they don’t have a car. Dimitra speaks excellent English but George can’t speak English well.Dimitra can be contacted on 0459 396 952.

WorkNinos is seeking any workM: 0414 168 385

WorkKyriako, is seeking work as a mechanic and in construction. M: 04 1416 8385

WorkBill is available to work as a car washer, painter, motor mechanic or any other position available.M: 0437 547 288.

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empLoyment opportunitiesBabysitter

Marianthi Lambrianou is seeking a lady who speaks fluent Greek to babysit her 17 month old daughter in Bulleen, 1-2 days per week from 8:00-3:30. Applicants should call Marianthi for further details onM: 0477 694 665.

Baker

Maria Is looking for a Baker to work for Pondis Bakery.M: 04 1554 2522

Baker

Kostas is seeking a Baker with experience preferably from Greece, he is offering good working conditions and remuneration.

M: 04 1226 7511

Bakery

Michaelis is seeking people to working in a bakery.

M:04 1300 0175

Carer

AQA Qualcare is seeking Disability Support Workers/PCAs who are fluent in Greek to work with a client with a physical disability living in Preston. Duties inc. assistance with daily living, all aspects of personal care, transfers, community access, meal prep & household tasks. Shifts available are: Mon-Thurs: 7am-9:30am, Fri: 7am-12:30pm, Sat/Sun: 7am-9:30am, Mon-Sun: 9pm-10pm. Fully paid training & competitive rates provided! For further info or to apply please visit the employment section of the AQA website: www.aqavic.org.au and download and complete the application form.

Ph: (03) 9489 0777.

CarerGuardian Network is seeking carrers for elderly people in all areas.

ph: 9819 7200, Sandra or George

CleanerCleaner required for a home in Rosebud. 4 days a week (Tuesday, Thursday, Friday and Sunday).Ph: 0409 349 101 Konstantina

CleanerA cleaner, preferably a woman, is required after hours at a school in Northcote.Ph: 0403 140 553. Maria

CleanerAn experienced cleaner is required after hours at a school in East Doncaster.

Ph: 0401 519 305. Stathis

CleanerNiki is seeking cleaners Male or female.

M: 04 0765 5646

Cleaner/DomesticDomestic cleaner required for full or part time work in Melbourne area. Must have own transport.

Call Niki on 0407 655 646

Cleaner/DomesticA female cleaner is required for domestic duties.Ph: 0415 645 572. Antonis

Cleaner/DomesticKatie is looking for a female cleaner to clean houses. For details contact Katie on 0401 811 166

ChefAmalia is seeking a chef.M: 0433 154 904

ChefA chef is required for a Hawthorn restaurant.Ph: 9818 3312.

Chef A chef is required part time for a Greek restaurant in Werribee. Ph: 0416 241 819. Dimitri

Chicken shopA lady is required to work in a Chicken Bar. The suitable person should have relative experience.

Call Achilleas Ph: 9852 4545

CleanersLouka is seeking 2 cleaners to work at a car yard in the area of Chelsea. The ideal candidates would be able to work after business hours (after 6pm) and would be a couple. For more information please call Louka.M: 0417033135

Console OperatorsTwo Console operators required to work at BP Eastlink inbound in Scoresby- the largest site in Australia. Part to full time positions available and applications must be willing to work flexible hours and speak English. Please contact Arthur Kondos for more informationPh: 9753 2924

DeliHarry’s Factory Outlet requires a man or a woman to work in a deli.

M:-03 9544 1707

DishwasherIrene seeks a female to work as a dish washer/cleaner in Yarraville .

T: 03 9354 0628

DoctorA medical clinic requires a licenced doctor who is preferably Greek.Ph: 9481 2406. Kostantino

Driver (Heavy Vehicle)

An experienced forklift operator and heavy vehicle driver is wanted. For further information call

Nick M: 04 3222 5181

Dry Cleaner

A Dry Cleaner in Altona is looking for an experienced pressor to work. The ideal person should have experience using the pressor and ideally be female but not necessary.For further details call Vassilis on M:04 0098 2809

Excavator OperatorExcavator operator required for work in Geelong.Ph: 0410 665 048. Vasilis

FloristA florist requires the services of two women with experience in floristry to work at the store.Ph: 0416 189 857 Kostas

HairdresserA hairdresser with experience in men’s and women’s cuts is required for a hairdressing salon in Burwood.Ph: 9563 2340. Elio

Hairdresser

Christina is looking for a hairdresser to work in her salon in St. Albans. Applicants must be experienced in all aspects of hairdressing.

Call Christina on 0418 372 474 or 9364 1959.

Fast FoodA full time position is available at a fast food restaurant. Applicants must have experience in cooking and cooking with a grill.Ph: 0419 521 505. John

FashionZaxaria is seeking people to work in the production of women’s undergarments.M:0418107171

Fish and ChipsAn experienced Fish and Chips worker is required for a shop in St. Albans.Ph: 9390 9622. Sofia

Fish and ChipsA woman is required to work at a Fish and Chips shop in Knox City.Ph: 0415 150 433. Nikos

Fish and ChipsPeter is seeking someone with experience to work the grill at his fish and chip shop in Knoxville during afternoon hours. Applicants should call his mobile for further informationM: 0424 645 110

Labourer/FurnitureA part time position is available in a furniture store.Ph: 9428 5830. Vicky

LabourerJim/Dimitri is looking to employ a man ata Tampon Factory in Bundoora. He is seeking a man over 40 to work part time Mon, Wed and Fri. Ph: 9465 5033

Lady Ironer/Presser

A female ironer with experience in clothes pressing is required for work in Clayton.

Ph: 9551 4621. Despina

ManagerA female is required to help manage the restaurant at club ‘Dimokritos’ on High Street Northcote.

Ph: 9486 3988. John

Mechanic/Automotive

Mechanic with experience in European and prestigious cars is required for an automotive workshop in Reservoir.

Ph: 9462 3124. Nick

Mechanic/AutomotiveTwo experienced motor mechanics are required for a mechanical shop in Footscray.

Ph: 9528 6654

Mechanic/Automotive

A full time position is available for an experienced motor mechanic.

Ph: 0417 303 775. Minas

Mechanic/Automotive

A motor mechanic with a minimum of 5 years of experience is required at a work shop. Must have a driver’s licence.

Ph: 0425 822 500. Tasos

Men’s Fashion

Mens Fashion store in Richmond requires a well presented person to work full-time or part- time.

For further details please call Steven on T: 03 9428 1506

MusicA composer is required to create music for lyrics.

Ph: 9078 8574. Afroditi

Panel ShopAn experienced spray-painter and panel-beater is required in a Dandenong panel shop. An apprenticeship for a youth is also available.

Ph: 0438 008 111. John

Painter

A painter is required for commercial and residential properties. Some experience preferred. Immediate start. Must have own car.

Call Frank 0401 787 229.

Painter

The Bell Painting Company seeks experienced painters.

M: 04 0581 2539

Pastry Factory

Greek Pastry factory seeks a person to work full time withy good remuneration

Please call Iakobos M:04 0696 7197

Plumbers

Experienced plumbers are required by a South Melbourne company.

Ph: 9690 6048. Dimitri

Re-Stumper

Kostas is looking for 1 or 2 experienced re-stumpers to work for him.

Any enquiries, please call Kostas: 0411 741 230.

SalespersonSalesperson required for men’s clothing store in Bridge Rd Richmond. Full time or casual position available for sales staff. Must have experience in sale of menswear.

Contact Michael or Steve on 9428 1506.

Sandwich HandAn experienced sandwich hand is required at a South Melbourne delicatessen.

Call 9699 4125 or 0412 840 707 for any enquiries.Sandwich HandA female is required in the Melbourne CBD area to prepare sandwiches, salads and focaccias.

Ph: 0402 925 107. Doukisa

Sandwich HandsFour people are required in sandwich preparation.

Ph: 0402 925 107. Doukisa

Sandwich HandYoung, experienced, well-presented, energetic female is required in Melbourne CBD café to make breakfast toasties and serve lunch.

Ph: Mary on 0418 597 314

SecurityStefania is seeking security guards aged between 18 and 65.

M:04 0335 6858

Shop AssistantA part time position is available for a young shop assistant at an Altona Gate carpet store.

Ph: 9325 1112. Dimitris

Souvlaki ( Gyro) BarA Souvlaki ( Gyro) Bar is looking for someone with experience, working in a similar environment.

Hellen or Nick on 9670 6284 or 0433 413 688

Tyre FitterJoanna has a position available for a tyre fitter in Campbellfield. He must be fit as there is heavy lifting involved. He must have good knowledge of the northern suburbs and the city and have a car drivers licence. Must have at least some experience in fitting tyres on trucks.

Fax Applications to Att: Joanna; F 9308 9237

WaiterA female is required for kitchen and serving/waiting duties at club ‘Democritus’ in Northcote.

Ph: 0408 591 711. John

Waiter/Souvlaki BarA full time or part time position is available in a Mentone souvlaki bar. Waiting duties are a requirement of this position.

Ph: 9585 8005 Anesti

WaitersWaiters are required for casual weekend work at Stars International reception in Preston. RSA certificate holders are preferred.

Ph: 0411 877 222

Fronditha Care-Position 1Fronditha Care is seeking an experienced social worker (or related social sciences) to work in the role of CACPs Supervisor.

Fronditha Care-Position 2Fronditha Care is seeking an experienced social worker (or related social sciences) to work in the role of Volunteer Coordinator.

Fronditha Care-Position 3Fronditha Care is seeking an experienced social worker/counsellor to work as the Carer Support Coordinator in the Eastern Region.

Please contact Aliki Kyrkou at Fronditha Care for further information on any of these positions. 9495 2308 or 0407 829 593.

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WEEKLYHOROSCOPESAllow me to introduce myself. My name is Michael, and welcome to the fascinating world of astrology and the place to read your free horoscopes! For years, decades and centuries human-kind has turned to the heavens, God’s handiwork, for answers and guidance in their lives! Supplied by: www.astrology-online.com

HOROSCOPES

Check your project over carefully if you were not the only one contributing to the end result. Don’t let your emotions interfere with completing your chores. You could experience delays in shipments or mail, and should be careful while traveling. Your mate, however, may not be too pleased with you. Get down to business.

Short trips will prove to be more fruitful than you imagined. Make changes regarding your friendships. Money can be made if you use your ingenuity. You need to do more research before you make your final decision.

Try not to push your philosophies on others. Self-improvement could bring amazing results. Problems with your boss could lead to unemployment. Your ability to converse with charm will entice someone you may have had an interest in for some time now.

Educational pursuits can bring interesting, helpful people. To avoid any minor health problems, don’t get too stressed. Relationships may be hard to handle. Ask those in key positions to help you overcome the delays and to support your concerns in order to move on.

You can enjoy doing things that include children. Don’t let your personal partner hold you back or slow you down. Your outgoing nature will win hearts. Relatives may play an important role in your social activities.

Don’t bother getting even; they’ll make themselves look bad. Your boss may not be in the best of moods this week. Be careful; you may upset someone you live with if you don’t consult with them. Use your obvious talent to work with detail and you can come up with something great.

You must consider yourself for a change. Your creative talent may well be recognized by others this week Don’t put all your cash in one place. You will be entertained and intrigued by the logic foreigners possess.

23 Sept - 22 Oct 23 Oct - 22 Nov

23 Nov - 20 Dec 22 Dec - 20 Jan 21 Jan - 19 Feb

PISCES

20 Feb - 20 Mar

ARIES

21 Mar - 20 Apr

LIBRA SCORPIO

SAGITARIUS CAPRICORN AQUARIUS

You mustn’t be so trusting. You can’t live your life for others. Let go of the past in order to progress. You will be full of good ideas, and your choice of activities may bring you enrichment far beyond your expectations.

Contracts will not be as lucrative as you think. Get together with people who stimulate you mentally. If you can’t get away, make plans to do something special with friends or relatives. A trip to visit relatives should be rewarding.

Your emotions have been pulled out of shape and you need to do a little backtracking. A need to be in love may fool you. You can meet potential new mates, but make sure that they aren’t already committed to someone else. Be careful; you may say something you’ll regret later.

You may find your self in a romantic situation. Take a second look; another person’s philosophy may be extremely different from yours. Make arrangements to meet friends at your local dance club. You can dazzle members of the opposite sex with your quick wit and aggressive charm.

Your ability to do detailed work will dazzle those who are less creative. You can make sound financial investments if you act fast. Relatives will want to get together. Put your plans into motion by presenting your intentions to those who should be able to give you financial support.

TAURUS

21 Apr - 20 May

GEMINI

22 May - 22 Jun

CANCER

23 Jun - 23 Jul

LEO

24 Jul - 23 Aug 24 Aug - 23 Sept

VIRGO


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ACROSS1 West African gazelle that’s rather

vocal (5)4 Den of iniquity’s discovered when

teenage gang member is hauled back in front of wise judge (9)

9 Sound the waterway with a circular vessel (4-5)

10 Unlike airbag, a rag has neither ____ to encircle (5)

11 Obviously being drunk, I may call taxi round (13)

14 Tense fellows taking Ecstasy and grass (4)

15 Unfortunately, skinhead at heart bore race hatred (10)

18 Watering hole? (10)19 God of love - and discord (4)21 Ordered to resit maths exam,

primarily in Fermat and Pythagoras? (13)

24 Cockney Scotsman belonging to a US sect (5)

25 Soldier gets issue, we hear, of woollen fabric (9)

27 Expresses willingness to keep goal - for the prison team? (9)

28 Comb-like swimming organ - a number can be found in fringes of coelenterate (5)

DOWN1 Will’s merchant gives brandy to

a couple of soldiers perhaps (10)2 Ring about oven from Perth (3)3 Try your speed against mine -

for a bunch of flowers (6)4 Straw-plait that’s brown and

durable (9)5 Acid that causes disease in

cattle, chiefly (5)6 A cross I shall have to bear: not to

be ultimately savoury of armpit (8)7 Salts from Iceland love greenish-

blue fish (11)8 John captures black wolf (4)12 At last detain Fagin, crafty

robber, and you have the right to fine him (11)

13 Writer is wise to miss European varnishing-day (10)

16 Shows more ingenuity and stings more than one’s competitors? (9)

17 Lovesick shepherd disturbed hornets, bringing in the last of sheep (8)

20 13 letters written by one Conservative? That shows some sort of energy (6)

22 Broad connecting ridge that occupies some geographers (5)

23 Moor was ruined by him blowing away half the capital (4)

26 Thyme’s regularly found in area of pasture (3)

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FRANK Farina is the favourite to get the job of pulling Sydney FC up from its knees after the club was rejected by Gary van Egmond in its pursuit of a successor to Ian Crook. Farina is set to be offered the job, most likely on a short-term basis, with a challenging brief to turn Sydney's season around and guide the club towards the finals from its current position rooted to the foot of the ladder. Newcastle Jets coach van Egmond yesterday told the club he would not be taking up their offer - believed to be more than $300,000 a year - a fortnight after Crook resigned, with the Jets reacting angrily to what they called a "disrespectful approach" for their coach. It leaves Sydney with their second high-profile rejection in six months, after Graham Arnold - pursued over months by Sydney - elected to stay at the Mariners.It's not yet clear whether Farina will accept the job on a short-term basis, as he has combined several roles in recent months including coaching the Papua New Guinea side, mentoring coaches across Oceania and acting as a football ambassador for the region. Other coaches to have shown interest include former A-League men Ernie Merrick and Miron Bleiberg, though van Egmond's rejection decreases Sydney's bargaining power ahead of a vital run of three games.

A late Stefanos Athanasiadis goal for PAOK denied Olympiakos a victory at Thessaloniki that would have virtually settled the championship from end-November.

The top-of-the table clash at Toumba ended at 1-1, after Athanasiadis’s tap-in cancelled out Rafik Djebbour’s first-half goal, to keep the distance Olympiakos has from PAOK at eight points.

The league’s top two scorers were on target in a game where Olympiakos outplayed its host and was eager to score a win that would mathematically see it finish the first half of the championship on top, with three games left to play.

In a weekend where none of Greece’s four most popular teams won, Panathinaikos lost 2-1 at Platanias and AEK remained bottom of the table with a 1-0 home loss to Levadiakos. The Greens feel hard done by the referee in their game on Crete as he disallowed them a good goal as offside, awarded Platanias a penalty that television replays showed was a striker’s dive, and left Panathinaikos with 10 men through a harsh second yellow card to Zeca.

One of the Panathinaikos fans on Crete actually went to a police station and sued the referee, whom police sought to arrest, although the law forbids the arrest of referees for their performance.

Platanias returned to winning with new coach Angelos

Anastasiadis, while Dimitris Kalaitzidis in the first match of his seventh stint on the Veria bench helped his club snatch a draw at Kerkyra, with a 1-1 score.

The big winners of the weekend were third-placed Asteras Tripolis, who leapfrogged over Panionios beating the Nea Smyrni club 2-1 at home, and fifth Atromitos, who scored an injury-

time winner against Xanthi (1-0). PAS Giannina climbed to sixth defeating OFI Crete 1-0 at home and Panthrakikos thrashed Aris by 4-0.

frank farina favourite for sydney fc job after gary van egmond says no

ARCHIE Thompson described the gutsy win at Western Sydney as a season-defining moment for the side.

Victory played with 10 men for 80 minutes after referee Ben Williams gave defender Sam Gallagher a red card.

Up by a goal at the break, coach Ange Postecoglou told the players they had a chance to make the rest of the competition take notice.

Thompson epitomised Victory's effort, collapsing to the ground at the final whistle as his side held on for a workmanlike, but clinical, 2-0 win.

"At halftime, Ange said these sorts of games can define a season and, if we win, teams will start to take notice," Thompson said ."If they didn't before this game, they will now.

Thompson said Gallagher, playing his first game for Victory and his second A-League appearance after moving from Central Coast Mariners, was stiff to be sent off.

The young defender has been suspended for one week . But Thompson said the response had filled the team with confidence, which would help compensate for his and Mark Milligan's absence for the next two weeks

due to East Asian Games qualifiers in Hong Kong.

The Victory will be searching for their fourth win in five matches when they host a Perth side, who have slumped a little in recent weeks.

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