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Burning issues A TRAUMATISED former asylum-seeker was last week placed on a good behaviour bond after threatening Department of Human Services staff in Dandenong with a bottle of petrol and a cigarette lighter. Bahaa Altarfy, 28, had threatened to “burn down the place” if he didn’t secure a public housing property “by the end of the day” during a meeting at the Thomas Street building on 29 August, police prosecutor Tanique McFarlane told Dandenong Magistrates’ Court on Monday. Altarfy returned for an appointment on 2 January “with the tools to facilitate the threat”, producing a water bottle containing petrol and lighter. Using an interpreter, he told “scared” DHS workers that the bottle contained petrol. “You should know what happens,” he said through an interpreter - prompting an officer to push the duress button. Magistrate Jack Vandersteen said “the circumstances in which you came to Australia are highly relevant to the circumstances you’re in now”. Before his arrival, Altarfy had been under “constant threat” from an Iraqi militia and the “subject of severe abuse” in his homeland. Altarfy fled Iraq after the same militia group killed his brother. While coming to Australia, Altarfy survived a “very tragic incident” at Christmas Island. Many of those who died were relatives and close friends of his. Mr Vandersteen found those events led to the accused’s “multitude of mental health issues” and to his “unacceptable” threats to DHS staff.
“You’ve witnessed things that no human should witness such as bombings, shootings and other brutalities. There is irony in what you did, given your background in that you yourself have been threatened to be hurt by others.” Altarfy’s lawyer said her client was “clearly in a distressed state” at the time of his threats. “He thought DHS wasn’t paying attention to him. He didn’t intend to hurt other people, necessarily, but for people to pay attention to him. He is very remorseful for what happened during that day. “He has a lot of supports to ensure it doesn’t happen again.” The court was told Altarfy was getting neardaily mental health treatment and counselling for torture, trauma and gambling issues from Foundation House, ERMHA and an Arabicspeaking psychologist. Constable McFarlane said the prosecution was seeking a community corrections order rather than a good behaviour bond, though acknowledging Altarfy had endured a “horrible history”. Mr Vandersteen said adding a community corrections order might over-burden the accused and cause his extensive support system to “fall over”. Altarfy was convicted and handed a twoyear good behaviour bond on condition that he continued treatment and counselling at Foundation House and ERMHA. Mr Vandersteen said: “You must recognise there are many people willing and able to assist you.”
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‘Bloody shocking’ train increase plan By CASEY NEILL NEW train services on the Dandenong rail line will bring traffic to a standstill, a Greater Dandenong councillor fears. “It’ll probably be quicker to walk now,” Cr Roz Blades said last week. From 27 July, trains will run every 20 minutes instead of 30 minutes between 9am and 4.30pm on the Cranbourne and Pakenham lines. These lines connect to the Dandenong line, which will now see trains every 10 minutes between peak periods and every three to four minutes during peak. The upgrade provides two extra services in the morning peak on the Dandenong corridor, and two extra services in the evening peak times. “It sounds good when you first hear it,” Cr Blades said. “It’s bloody shocking news. “I don’t know how anybody’s going to get around Greater Dandenong with trains at that capacity. “Putting more trains on already overcrowded rail is a recipe for disaster.” Last week, she waited for seven trains at the Heatherton Road crossing. “You’ll have to leave home 15 minutes earlier,” she said. “Nobody has given it any thought at all. “What about emergency vehicles? How are they going to cope?” A spokesperson for Public Transport and Roads Minister Terry Mulder said most of the new train services were during the middle of the day, “minimising the impact on
Councillor Roz Blades is concerned about the traffic bank-up at the level crossing on Heatherton Picture: STEWART CHAMBERS Road, Noble Park. 123208 motorists during the peaks”. “The Dandenong corridor is one of the busiest corridors on the rail network, servicing several high growth suburbs such as Narre Warren and Pakenham, and these changes will ensure we are catering for the population growth in these areas,” they said.
level crossing removals at Corrigan, Heatherton and Chandler Roads in Noble Park, Grange Road in Carnegie and Poath Road in Murrumbeena,” they said. The timetable improvements take effect on 27 July. Timetables will be available in advance at www. ptv.vic.gov.au.
The spokesperson said boom gates delayed road users. “That is why we are undertaking the $2-$2.5 billion Cranbourne-Pakenham Rail Corridor Project, which will remove level crossings at Murrumbeena Road, Koornang Road, Clayton Road and Centre Road, as well as planning funding for future
Teacher batters wife By JESSE GRAHAM A DANDENONG High School teacher has been fined and placed on a good behaviour bond after fronting court charged with making a threat to kill his wife. Paul Cheung appeared at Ringwood Magistrates’ Court on Tuesday 1 July to face two charges of recklessly causing injury and one charge of making threats to kill. The court heard on 10 November last year, Cheung and his wife had an altercation over the cost of a Costco membership, which resulted in him allegedly choking his wife and threatening to kill her. On 22 November, Cheung’s wife - a recentlyimmigrated Chinese national who does not possess a phone - had been out for the day and not contactable. The police officer said an argument broke out when she returned home. This time, Cheung told his wife he was taking her to the police and took her forcefully to a neighbour’s house. However, Cheung’s lawyer said that his client reacted in the first instance because the wife was threatening to jump out of a window - he argued that he was trying to restrain her to stop her from killing herself. In the second instance, it was said that Cheung’s wife threatened to run away, so Cheung said he would go to the police before that happened. The lawyer said that Cheung’s reactions to these situations came out of frustration and unfamiliarity with the situation, adding his client did not have a criminal history. Magistrate Marc Sargent issued no formal conviction on the charges against Cheung, and placed him on a 12-month good behaviour bond, with a $2000 fine. Mr Sargent said he did not take the charges lightly. “Normally, I would not entertain such a thought for a serious offence, such as making threats to kill,” he said. “These charges are very serious ... with potentially very long jail terms. “While you didn’t handle it well, it must have been a difficult situation to manage.” Cheung was fined $2000 and placed on a 12-month good behaviour bond.
Speaking out about migrant violence A GREATER Dandenong councillor and immigration lawyer has spoken out on the rising scourge of family violence in migrant communities. Heang Tak writes in this week’s Community Voice column that migrant communities “suffer the most” from family violence. He said the consequences could include a partner and children being left without an income and facing deportation. On the other hand, he has known of wives “cynically” taking full intervention orders against
their husband to fast-track their two-year wait for permanent residency. Mr Tak said more education was needed among new and emerging communities on the issue. “Prevention is better than the cure.” Denise Goldfinch, of Springvale Community Aid and Advice Bureau, said family violence had recently muscled into the bureau’s “top five” most common issues raised by clients. According to police statistics, there were more than 850 family violence assaults reported in
Greater Dandenong in the 12 months up to March. As recently as last year, there were an estimated 400 intervention order applications at Dandenong Magistrates’ Court each month. She said the violence was increasing across all communities “mainstream established” ones as well as new arrivals. Mental health and financial stress were rising factors, Ms Goldfinch said. “There’s been a lot of talk that violence is just accepted in different communities. That’s not our experience,” Ms Goldfinch said. “People generally don’t
want family members - their women and children - to be unsafe.” Victoria Legal Aid family violence education co-ordinator Allyson Foster runs a Settled and Safe program, which hosts open discussions on family violence and child protection in a way that’s accessible to new arrivals. “What they struggle with is what is the appropriate intervention. “They don’t have knowledge and trust in the system. They think intervention means the end of their relationship and the end of their family.”
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Migrant family violence FAMILY violence doesn’t happen just in migrant communities, but they suffer the most. As recently as last year, there were an estimated 400 intervention order applications at Dandenong Magistrates’ Court each month. As an immigration lawyer, many of my clients have wrongly thought family violence was confined to physical acts. They were brought up in their home countries to believe intimidating behaviour or putting a bit of pressure on their partners was OK. Such behaviour is not tolerated in Australia, but it’s happening in great numbers and often goes unreported. When involved with migration law, the matters can become particularly murky. In the case where an intervention order is taken out, the offending husband may be kicked out of the house. When that happens, it is the newly-arrived wife and children who may be left without an income. I know of cases where husbands can pressure
mestic stress. Often the wife is isolated at home without family and friends, while the husband works. She comes to Australia with high expectations but she’s left at home alone in a new culture. She becomes depressed, which influences relations between husband and wife. If a sponsored partner is unable to find work, they are unable to get welfare benefits for two years – which also places pressure on their sponsor. As an immigration lawyer, we don’t want to see family violence happen. We want to see happy endings. The council, police and law agencies have done a lot so far but should do more to educate new and emerging communities. After all, prevention is better than the cure. I don’t want to discourage people reporting this to police. But if there’s more community education on these issues, perhaps there will be fewer breaches in the first place and fewer going to court.
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wives, who are on a partner visa, by threatening to withdraw sponsorship of the wife unless they do as he wants. Under the visa, the wife would have to be sponsored by her husband for two years before qualifying for permanent residency. If sponsorship is withdrawn before that point, she faces deportation. On the other hand, I believe a number of sponsored wives have cynically sought full intervention orders against the husband in an attempt to shortcut their two-year wait for permanent residency. Underlying the situation are high levels of do-
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Burn-out for baby POLICE caught a driver performing a burnout in Dandenong South last week – with a passenger in the front seat and an infant in the back. Frankston police saw the driver, 25, perform the manoeuvre near National Drive about 11.15pm on 1 July. They intercepted the car and spoke to a probationary driver. A vehicle check uncovered two unroadworthy tyres, a broken engine mount, a number of cracked light covers, no grill and a damaged front bumper. Police impounded the vehicle and passed on $813 in towing costs to the driver. They also interviewed him for driving in a dangerous manner, careless driving, improper use of a motor vehicle, using an unroadworthy vehicle and driving without headlights. He will be charged on summons.
LOOKING BACK sometimes very disquieting and always accompanied by dry thunderstorms. 50 years ago 8 July 1964 Governor attends St James’ ceremony WHEN the Governor, Sir Rohan Delacombe, attened St James’ Church of England Dandenong, last Sunday, it was exactly 100 years since an earlier Governor attended the same church in an official capacity. On July 5 1864 , the Governor then in office, Sir Charles Darling, visited Dandenong to lay the foundation stone of the picturesque church. When Sir Rohan and Lady Delacombe arrived they were warmly welcomed by the Vicar, Rev Egan
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5 years ago 6 July 1994 5 per cent rate rise adopted GREATER Dandenong councillors voted unanimously to adopt their budget and council plan at Monday night’s meeting. The council adopted a five per cent rate rise in its $146.75 million budget. Silverleaf Ward councillor John Kelly said the budget was “one of the better ones I’ve come across”. “Our budget revenue is about $140 million, which probably makers us one of the biggest businesses in the city. “We employ nearly 900 people and we push out a lot of work.” - Compiled by the Dandenong and District Historical Society
20 years ago 4 July 1994 Hospital plans to be ‘fast-tracked’ MULTI-MILLION dollar changes to Dandenong Hospital could mean up to 100 more beds to service the growing south east region. The 52-year-old midwifery department and general wards will be the focus of a detailed feasibility study ordered by the Department of Health and Community Services A facelift for the hospital campus could also be in the pipeline after urgent works, tipped to cost in the excess of $5 million, are carried out. Dandenong Hospital spokesman George Colman said discussions over the changes had been on the drawing board for 10 years. The hospital currently services the south east region with 386 beds.
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100 years 2 July 1914 Earthquake LAST Friday evening Dandenong experienced a slight earthquake tremor, fortunately lasting only a few seconds. It wasn’t very pronounced. A great number of residents were not aware of the “quake’s” visit , which was seemingly travelling in a southerly direction. We must be deeply grateful we are not subject to serious daily earth tremors, as is the lot of a large area of Central Australia. One of Australia’s greatest explorers, Ernest Giles, graphically recounted his personal experience while covering this disturbed ground. Concerning earthquakes he says, they were a daily occurrence,
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Disabled keep the kids By CAM LUCADOU-WELLS MICHELLE de Hommel was taken aback when she was told by a politician that she shouldn’t have had kids. Another told her to find an old lady to play “grandmother”. An elderly man asked her bluntly how she had sex. “I told him I know more positions than you ever had,” Ms de Hommel retorted. The Kooweerup mother and head of the Dandenong-based Disability Action South-East group says she has suffered these indignities because she happens to have a disability - in her case, multiple sclerosis. “If my teenagers were yelling and running around in the backyard, people would think I couldn’t control them because I’m a woman in a wheelchair.” There were struggles but she said she raised six children with success the eldest is in Vietnam on a teaching scholarship. However, there’s an over-representation of parents with a disability who, instead of being supported, have had their children removed. These broken families include “parents who have children taken from them for no reason at all”, she said. With her own children grown up and time on her hands, Ms de Hommel has helped found a statewide support and advocacy group, Parents With a Disability. One of the group’s aims is to beat what she says is discrimination against its members. This month, it meets for the first time in Dandenong. A member of Parents With a Disability said he and his partner had never contacted the Department of Human
Michelle de Hommel says parents with disabilities need more support, rather than their children removed. 116105 Picture: STEWART CHAMBERS Services for help out of fear that Child Protection officers would remove their children. Another speaks of fighting court battles to reclaim a daughter who had been taken by Child Protection workers in the middle of the night. The single mum, who has since been diagnosed with Asperger’s syndrome, was wrongly characterised as mentally ill. Instead of getting help to manage Asperger’s, she was found unfit to parent. In the 2011 report ‘Forgotten Families’ commissioned by disability care provider Yooralla and disability rights advocate Valid, it was estimated that
40-60 per cent of parents with a disability had their children taken away. “Despite current research, many service providers and community members still hold stereotypical and discriminatory beliefs that parents with a disability are a danger to their children and will never be good parents,” the report stated. “Families are not able to access advocacy services in a timely manner and from staff who are adequately trained and funded to provide assistance across all services and systems.” An Office of the Public Advocate report about removal of children from parents with disabilities in December
‘Credit card’ knife to court The woman had been in a relationship that “started quite well” but had degenerated to a “seriously abusive” one, her lawyer told the court on Monday. “A friend was so concerned that she gave her the weapon to put in her purse to protect her from him.” The partner had breached an intervention order protecting the woman several times, leading to agenicies making a number of welfare checks. He was jailed for 12 months last September for stabbing one of his friends, the lawyer said. Magistrate Jack Vander-
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A WOMAN who tried to attend court with a foldingknife disguised as a credit card said she kept the weapon as protection from an abusive ex-partner. The woman, who has several chronic health problems, was handed a good behaviour bond at Dandenong Magistrates’ Court last Monday. The plastic knife had been detected in the woman’s handbag during a routine screening by Dandenong Magistrates’ Court security staff about 10.20am on 15 April. At the time, the woman told police she’d forgotten the knife was in her purse.
2013 called for changes to the Family Law Act to state that disability is not “per se” a barrier to parenting. There was also a state obligation to provide these families with adequate support, it stated. What needs to change is the state’s attitude, Ms de Hommel said. More children should have the right to grow up in their original family unit, rather than be removed into state care, foster care or to their extended family such as grandparents. The result would be intact family units and happier, better-adjusted children, she said. Ms de Hommel said little had im-
proved since the 2011 report called for more accessible training and services for parents with disabilities - or even since her own battles with care providers since the 1980s. She said she was denied her request for two hours a week of extra home help, such as cooking for her children. Instead of granting extra home help, her case manager told her to wean her baby off breastfeeding and send the child to day care. “That’s when I had a flare-up (of MS). I was breastfeeding on the floor and I had five other kids. “I said I just need assistance with the younger ones. They said ‘there’s always foster care’.” A DHS spokesman said, “a range of risk factors and parental characteristics” are looked at when assessing each parent’s capacity. He said training had been provided to child protection workers across the state to support parents with a disability involved with child protection. “When a child is reported to Child Protection and their parent is known to have a disability, Child Protection will consult with Disability Services to find out if the parent is a registered client, and discuss the best way to support them.” He said $128 million had been provided over four years to strengthen Child FIRST, Cradle to Kinder and Stronger Families programs for vulnerable children and their families. Parents With a Disability meets at Greater Dandenong Civic Centre, meeting room two on 18 July, from 10am-1.30pm. To find out more about Parents With a Disability, contact Independent Disability Services on 9340 5100 or admin@idsa.org.au.
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U3A bearing up well SICK children on their way to hospital will be able to cuddle up to a knitted teddy bear, thanks to the Dandenong branch of U3A. Ambulance Victoria representative David Gray gratefully received an army of colourful teddy bears made by U3A’s knitting and crochet class on 26 June. Crochet instructor Lorraine Bishop said the knitting class had been hard at work for the past three months, led by Marjorie Allen who wields her needles for many different charities. “Ninety per cent of our class had never made a bear before and two students didn’t know how to knit, so it was a steep learning curve for some,” Ms Bishop said. “That’s what the University of the Third Age is about - learning new things to keep our minds and bodies active in retirement.” Ms Bishop said making each bear involved reading and interpreting the pattern, sewing seams, learning how to stuff properly and embroidering the face. The knitting and crochet class meets every Thursday afternoon for two hours. The classes resume after the semester break on 31 July. The Dandenong U3A office is in the Paddy O’Donohue Centre, Buckley Street, Noble Park. Classes are conducted at various locations around Dandenong.
THE Journal was thrilled to receive well-wishes from its readers following its Community Newspapers of Australia award win. James Hall took to Facebook with the message “Always has been, still is, a great local newspaper!” and Georgie Mcleod said “Congratulations, fantastic news.” Former Dandenong Retail Traders Association chairman Roy Aspinall also phoned with his congratulations. For anyone who missed it in last week’s edition, the Journal was awarded the Best Newspaper (circulation over 50,000) at CNA’s southern division awards night on 27 June.
MUCH jocularity brightened up a community safety funding announcement last week. South Eastern Metropolitan Region MP - and MC for the event - Inga Peulich cracked a few Crochet tutor Lorraine Bishop, Dandenong U3A president Jim Archibald, Ambulance light-hearted gags as she Victoria representative David Gray, Amber Carey and knitting instructor Margaret announced $250,000 to Picture: SHANNEN SYMONDS Sheffield. 22760 upgrade Menzies Reserve in Dandenong North. She revealed herself as Greater Dandenong mayor Jim Memeti’s former teacher - though said she streets about 1.30am. nong CIU said the victim fell The males were given the couldn’t have taught him well, since they joined rival The victim complied with a to the ground when he was as- phone and cash, and escaped by saulted by one of the males. foot with two other males. political parties. request for a cigarette. The other male brandished Observing adhesive The victim suffered a cut lip The assailants then demandtape on chief executive ed cash, which was kept in the a “tyre-iron or a similar-type and a bruised head and hand. weapon” as further demands John Bennie’s cheek, Ms man’s cigarette packet. Any information to Crime Peulich said he was “wearActing Detective Sergeant were made for the victim’s mo- Stoppers on 1800 333 000. ing the scars” from recent Luke Kirton of Greater Dande- bile phone. - Cam Lucadou-Wells “robust” council meetings.
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She then let slip news that guest Joanna Palatsides was the Liberal Party’s candidate for the Dandenong electorate at November’s election, before leading VIPs to shoot some basketball hoops for the cameras. What was behind this vibrant stand-up routine? A look at the event’s running sheet revealed all - “Ms Peulich’s office has advised that the event should take a casual tone.” BAA the sheep has been less than hale and hearty. Her owner Vu Ho, who has battled in the courts to keep Baa in his Springvale backyard, reports she is still eating her tofu, rice, vegies and chips diet and responding to his calls. “I just hope she would go to sleep one night, and in the next morning she saw herself in the astral world,” he said. “A peace-loving animal like her deserves a peaceful departure, I think.” ONE of the accused at Dandenong Magistrates’ Court last week must have thought it was his lucky day - briefly, at least. The man received what was supposed to be a 12-month good-behaviour bond, but found it was dated to expire the next day. Court staff sent him back to the magistrate, who corrected the order’s date expiry to 1 July, 2015.
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By CAM LUCADOU-WELLS A TEMPLE squeezed into a house in Springvale has won a planning appeal to cram in more worshippers. The Chin Lien Quan Yin temple at 56 Queens Avenue after being knocked back twice by Greater Dandenong Council - was granted the right to host up to 50 worshippers every second Sunday by the Victorian Civil and Administrative Tribunal. The eight-year-old temple last year promised to end some practices that irritated neighbours, such as all-day karaoke opera singing, on-site curry cook-ups, parking over driveways and next to fire hydrants, and thick plumes of incense smoke. Chin Lien Chinese Association of Victoria Australia honorary advisor Stan Chang said he “knew the council was wrong from day one”. He vowed karaoke and cooking would remain barred
from the temple, and nonsmoke incense and exhaust fans to disperse incense fumes would continue to be used. “There will be nothing outside of the main activity of the temple ... which is worshipping. “We’ve made a lot of concessions. To conduct a longterm operation you have to put these measures in place.” The VCAT hearing was told the council’s officers had observed “on at least one occasion” more visitors than the permitted 15. Tribunal senior member Laurie Hewet stated that objector Corine Trimble and the council identified overflow car parking and traffic congestion as an “issue of major concern” on those occasions. Greater Dandenong councillors had voted down the proposal in June 2013, citing a lack of on-site parking and a lack of space for worshippers in the temple. Mr Hewet said car parking
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Night sex attack probe POTENTIAL witnesses have been asked to help track down an attacker who indecently assaulted a woman on Heatherton Road, Noble Park, on Monday night. Police said the 30-year-old woman was attacked in front of a medical centre near the corner of Dunblane Road shortly after 9pm. She had been returning home from Noble Park Railway Station. Her attacker approached her and started talking to her, touch-
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Park spruce-up By CAM LUCADOU-WELLS THE ever-rising reputation of the crime-afflicted Menzies Reserve in Dandenong North has been given a $250,000 state funding injection. South-eastern Metropolitan MP Inga Peulich announced the public safety grant to Greater Dandenong council last week towards a project that will install new toilets, paths, signage, seating, lighting, shade sails and community garden beds at the reserve. “With the strong support of council, this project will help to make our community safer and deliver better outcomes for everyone in the area,” Mrs Peulich said. One of the ideas behind the beautification is the more peo-
ple attracted to the reserve, the safer people feel. New landscaping will improve sightlines - or the “natural surveillance” of the reserve. The precinct had been identified by police two years ago as one of four high-risk public areas in Greater Dandenong. The others are Hemmings Park, Dandenong Railway Station and Dandenong Plaza. Inspector Bruce Kitchen said crime at the Menzies Avenue precinct had reduced after CCTV cameras were installed at the reserve’s senior citizens club and other recent improvements to the reserve. As a new sign of the times, the senior citizens club’s once graffiti-marred walls were last week free of tags.
“With this extra money, the council is going to work with police to come up with better environmental designs to build on this reduction in crime.” Mayor Jim Memeti said the council had invested about $1 million into transforming the reserve and shopping precinct in recent times. It had improved the playground, and basketball court area, installed a barbecue shelter, landscaping, CCTV and a “strong graffiti management program”, Cr Memeti said. “I remember there used to be graffiti on a lot of shops and halls around here. Now you can hardly see any.” The result was a boost in local pride and perceived safety, he said.
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Secret of crossing By CASEY NEILL NOBLE Park Aquatic Centre is “the best kept secret in Melbourne�. Paul Hoffman is using the pool and Dandenong Oasis for training to prepare for a swim across the English Channel and couldn’t speak of it more highly. “I’ve gone there to do a 10-kilometre pool session and had the whole pool to myself,� he said. “It’s the most under-used pool in Melbourne.� Long-distance swimmer Tammy van Wisse, who has swum one and a half times around the world, also gave NPAC the tick of approval. She regularly trains there alongside Mr Hoffman and his coach - her brother John van Wisse. Four hours of vomiting ended Mr Hoffman’s previous attempt to swim across the English Channel in July 2012. Next month the Selby man will do it all again, hoping for a happier ending. “It was a bucket list sort of thing I wanted to do and didn’t get there last time,� he said. He doesn’t remember being pulled from the water, eight hours and 30 kilometres after setting off from Dover, England, for France. “It didn’t end well. I was pretty sick,� he said. But the swim raised thousands of dollars for StarBright - a learning exchange program supporting AIDS and HIV-affected orphans in Cape Town’s slums and shanty towns. He’s hoping this attempt will again drum up donations for the charity. “That’s a reward in itself,� he said. It took Mr Hoffman a few months to start enjoying swimming again, but he has since taken on open water swims including The Bloody Big Swim from Frankston to Mornington, a Rye to Portsea swim with Iceberger group Black Ice, and the Rottnest Channel Swim. He’s stepping up his training and will fly out on 24 July for his swim window, from 28 July to 2 August. The swim from England to France is 34 kilometres in a straight line. “The challenge you have is the current is push-
Above: Paul Hoffman trains at Dandenong Oasis and NPAC. 116438 Pictures: ROB CAREW Right: Paul Hoffman is training for his English Channel swim in Greater Dandenong. 116438 ing you sideways,� he said. This could push the swim out to 50km. Mr Hoffman is only allowed to wear goggles, a cap, and speedos and isn’t allowed to touch his support boat. Crew members will throw out containers filled with food and drinks, attached to a rope. The Rhodesian-born father of two had been dreaming about the challenge since he was 14 years old. When he volunteered as a surf lifeguard at Sunrise beach in Cape Town, South Africa, legendary open water swimmer Lewis Pugh assessed his qualifying swim and told him about his tilt at the channel swim. The seed was planted.
So two years ago Mr Hoffman decided his 40th birthday would be a great time to tackle it. He contacted coach Mr van Wisse and has been training in pools and open water across Melbourne ever since, his family his biggest supporters. “I don’t think I’ll get a third chance, though!� he said. “I was pretty confident last time. I was pretty angry about how it ended. I’m very confident that I’ll get it right this time.� Visit www.paulschannelswim.com or www. starbright.org.au for more information or to make a donation.
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Thunder refuses to wear it DANDENONG Thunder has indicated it will not stand for the “over-the-top” two-year ban on under 13s boys team manager Aldrin De Zilva. Last week club spokesman Sezar Jakupi said the Thunder was “considering its options” including an appeal to Football Federation Australia against what he termed as a “show trial” against Mr De Zilva. “Our legal opinion was the tribunal chair’s mind was already made up. The hearing was going to be nothing more than a show trial. “First we don’t even believe anything that was alleged had transpired. Even if it did, they have gone totally over the top in their approach.”
A Football Federation Victoria tribunal hearing last month unanimously found Mr De Zilva guilty of directing “offensive, insulting and/or abusive language and/or behaviour” towards 17-year-old female referee Taylor Roberson after a match between the Thunder and Goulburn Valley Suns. Mr De Zilva did not front the hearing, in which none of the allegations were publicly disclosed. No witnesses gave evidence, and there was no cross-examination. Mr De Zilva, who refutes the allegation, told the Journal he didn’t front the hearing because he “could not be assured of an independent and fair trial”. The taxation lawyer resigned as an FFV director soon
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Sweet dreams made of this By CASEY NEILL A SELF-TAUGHT Springvale South cake decorator has starred in a bake-off for a good cause. Kerry Tang, 21, saw last year’s Australia’s Sweetest Morning Tea (ASMT) magazine and “applied for fun” this year. “I didn’t think I’d be involved,” she said. “Some of my cake idols and biggest inspirations are involved in this. “Cake classes were never fit for my budget, so I learnt the basics online from online tutorials and started from there. “So it is a big thing for me to be involved in something like this.” Cake decorators came up with not-for-profit ASMT to raise awareness and funds for cancer research, and held an e-vent on 22 May, showcasing sweet creations on a blog and Facebook. A magazine is available online and in hard copy, and $5 from each sale goes to the Cancer Council Australia. Participants received a brief including a colour palette, quotes and pictures of buildings and clothing. Ms Tang’s creations are “Mother Nature meets modern style and fashion”. Leonardo da Vinci quote “simplicity is the ultimate sophistication” inspired her to turn to nature. “I knew there was nothing simpler than nature itself,” she said. She used a wreath in one cake in tribute to ASMT’s purpose. “The wreath emphasises a circle of hope, that during dark days flowers will always bloom,” she said. “The top tier and bottom tier are both dark and come together to the middle tier being the lightest. I wanted it to come together to represent light.” Dark pleats and lines with a splash of gold sequins and bows create a bold but simple statement in Ms Tang’s modern fashion-inspired sweet treats. City of Greater Dandenong’s new Lonsdale Street headquarters featured in Ms Tang’s photo shoot for her square cakes inspired by modern buildings.
Kerry Tang shows her icing skills. 121196 Picture: DONNA OATES “I encountered it because it is right across the cake supply store that I go to in Dandenong,” she said. “When I walked past it I saw the building on the side, I thought ‘I need to take my pictures for the cakes in front of this’. Wanting to create a special 18th birthday gift for her boyfriend sparked Ms Tang’s passion for baking in 2009. “From then, I got really addicted to baking,” she said. “Every time there was a special event I used it as an excuse to bake.” The catch? She didn’t have
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Saving on tax pain THE ATO is warning investors not to be fooled by legitimatelooking tax avoidance schemes. Deputy Commissioner Tim Dyce says illegal schemes are usually designed to appear legitimate, even to experienced investors, but there are telltale signs. “Tax avoidance schemes aren’t always the ‘too good to be true’ types. They can be more sophisticated than many people realise,” Mr Dyce said. In particular, Mr Dyce advises people to watch out for complex structures and unusual financing arrangements such as round robin financing and nonrecourse loans. “If the main purpose of the arrangement is to reduce your assessable income by claiming deductions you are not entitled to, without any real investment, it is likely to be a scheme.” In one case, promoters offered a ‘mortgage management plan’ promising to assist investors in repaying their home loan sooner. The scheme involved using the equity in their home to get additional loans for the purpose of claiming investment deductions equivalent to home loan interest payments. It’s not just the design of the arrangement you have to look out for, but also what the promoter is promising and asking from you in return. “We often see promoters of illegal arrangements guaranteeing that their product is ‘no
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Tax time is a time to take care. 122990 risk’. They’ll also encourage you to keep the arrangement a secret or discourage you from seeking independent advice,” Mr Dyce said. The ATO encourages anyone unsure about a tax investment they have been offered to seek a second opinion from an independent and trusted tax professional. “At the end of the day, when it all goes wrong, it will be you and not just the promoter, who will have to face the penalties.” Be wary of promoters that: Offer zero-risk guarantees for their product. Refer you to a particular adviser or expert. They may seek to persuade you by claiming the adviser has spe-
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cific knowledge about the arrangement and the promised tax benefits. Ask you to maintain secrecy to protect the arrangement from rival firms. Discourage you from obtaining independent advice. Do not have a product disclosure statement or prospectus for the product. Watch the new ‘Get a second opinion’ YouTube videoExternal Link and find more information at www.ato.gov.au/ General/Tax-planning/Secondopinion/ For more information about how to get out of a scheme and, reporting illegal arrangements and promoters visit www.ato. gov.au/General/Tax-planning/
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Joyce Taylor. she knitted tiny layettes for premature babies and bright beanies for children in Africa. Joyce volunteered at the Dandenong Eisteddfod, Dandenong Hospital, the Uniting Church op shop and Dandenong Historical Society, and joined the Westernport Theatre Company as pianist for some musical productions. Joyce met singer Kerryn at the Uniting Church 23 years ago and joined her in recitals at aged care facilities around the Dandenong area. Joyce and Cliff celebrated their 50th wedding anniversary in November 2000. After Cliff’s passing in 2001, Joyce moved to a unit in Clow Street, before leaving Dandenong for the final two years of her life. She left behind her two daughters, five grandsons, seven great-grandchildren and another on the way.
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ELSIE ‘Joyce’ Taylor was born at Murray House in Scott Street, Dandenong, in 1928 and spent the next 83 years of her life in the suburb. She passed away in an Emerald aged care facility on 23 June following a short illness, aged 85. Joyce had a life-long love of music, perhaps fostered in her early years through attending Dandenong Town Hall dances in the 1930s and ’40s. Her parents Elsie and Robert Little lived in Langhorne Street, and Joyce learned to play piano at a neighbour’s home. She went on to gain two diplomas from the London College of Music. Her father always told Joyce he’d buy her a grand piano when he won Tattslotto. For her 80th birthday, she bought herself the white baby grand she had always wanted. Joyce attended Dandenong Primary School from 1934 to 1940 and went on to Dandenong High School, where she was among few to complete Form 6. She became a primary school teacher in 1947. Joyce attended Scots Presbyterian Church in Langhorne Street from a young age and it was there she met Clifford Taylor. They became engaged in 1948 and under employment regulations she was required to give up her teaching position. She was later asked to return to work because of the baby boom. Joyce and Cliff married in the same church in 1950 and in 1952 moved into a home in New Street, Dandenong, which Cliff had helped to build. In the next two years, daughters Kathryn and Margaret arrived. Joyce became involved with the mothers’ club at Dandenong Primary and went on to become the club’s president. She and Cliff hosted a monthly card night at their house to fund-raise for the Red Cross. Joyce was a Sunday School teacher at Scots and was also in the Scots Presbyterian tennis club. Between 1963 and 1968, Joyce was the pianist for the local Scout group’s Ang Gang Shows, and
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from soft drinks to local and imported alcohol. This is a brand-new restaurant in a brand-new shopping centre with a friendly environment which includes a dance floor and music. Staff aim to bring the real taste of Nepal and north India in one location - something that is usually hard to find. Subha Sandhya is currently offering a 10 per cent discount
on all takeaways and free deliveries within a five-kilometre radius. The new restaurant, which can be found on Menulog, Eat Now and Delivery Hero (and you can order online from there too), prides itself in the quality of its food and the level of customer service. It is open for lunch Thursday, Friday and Sunday from 11.30am to 2.30pm and dinner every night after 5pm.
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DESIGNED TO ENTERTAIN /66 RIDGEMONT DRIVE, BERWICK Visitors will find this immaculate and beautifully presented five bedroom home, within close proximity to Eden Rise Shopping Centre, public transport, St Francis Xavier College and much more sitting in a prestige area of Berwick. As they approach the rendered home visitors will be amazed to find what is featured inside. As they enter they will be greeted by a lovely long entrance with a separate formal lounge and formal dining room flowing through into the hostess kitchen which has a stone island bench top, a perfect place to prepare a home cooked meal. Alongside is the stainless steel oven and gas stove, dishwasher, plenty of cupboard space and a large fridge space. All this overlooks the family area which has stylish mirrored recess adding character and charm to the home. There are five large and spacious bedrooms on offer, the master with full ensuite with an oversized shower and a walk-in wardrobe with a bonus feature of sliding door access to a private balcony with amazing views. There are three remaining bedrooms upstairs and one downstairs which have built-in wardrobes and are near the central bathroom with a spa bath. Luxuries of this delightful home are ducted heating, numerous split systems, C-Bus wiring throughout the home, down lights, powder room downstairs, carpets and tiles, a double garage with remote controlled door with internal access and much more. For those who love to entertain the great outdoors will be the ideal place under the large alfresco with an extended decking perfect to cook up a delicious barbecue for the family. Nearby is a private office for a seamless escape.
FINAL WORD: THIS PERFECT HOME FOR BOTH LIVING AND ENTERTAINING LENDS ITSELF TO A FULFILLING LIFE, FULL OF HAPPINESS AND FOND FAMILY MEMORIES. JOHN DEO, L.J. HOOKER, HAMPTON PARK
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This wonderful character filled home on a block of 619 square metres has formal living, exceptionally spacious kitchen which overlooks the meals, a large rumpus in the front of the home and two courtyards - one with a wood fire oven and barbecue area. It’s been fully painted and renovated with new carpets and double oven. Visitors are met with cathedral style ceilings and large windows and the meals area which opens into the feature filled kitchen that has a good sized breakfast bench, skylight, dishwasher, new double oven and servery window to the rumpus. There are three refurbished bedrooms, bathroom, ducted heating and ducted cooling plus a master bedroom with dual mirrored robes, ceiling fan and full ensuite with a large shower and spa bath. It is tucked in a quiet pocket of Keysborough near Parkmore Shopping Centre and close to local eateries.
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ENDEAVOUR HILLS This beautiful home is one that visitors will fall in love with as soon as they enter. Fully renovated, spacious and located in a quiet and highly sought after pocket of Endeavour Hills, sitting on a whopping 680 square metres of land, this is the home many have been waiting for. It offers five spacious bedrooms with built-in wardrobes, two spacious bathrooms, three toilets, two-pac kitchen with granite bench tops, stainless steel appliances, gas cooking, dishwasher, LED downlights, evaporative cooling, ducted heating, split system, polished hardwood floors, two living areas plus a dining area and large pergola for entertaining. Ideally suited for a large family, this home
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is positioned in a quiet cul-de-sac and backing onto Frog Hollow Reserve makes this property the ultimate family home. It is superbly positioned close to walking tracks, Southern Cross Primary School, shops, child care centre, multiple freeway access, public transport, recreation facilities and much much more. L.J. HOOKER, ENDEAVOUR HILLS AND DANDENONG, 9708 0555 9 BRYSON COURT INSPECT: BY APPOINTMENT PRICE: $490,000 PLUS BUYERS PRIVATE SALE Monday, 7 July, 2014 DANDENONG JOURNAL 3
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LIVE IN OR INVEST UNDER INSTRUCTIONS FROM STATE TRUSTEES Set on a 570m2 (15m x 38m) lot. This comfortable 3 bedroom concrete home is ideal to renovate & live in or rent out. Features large lounge, separate kitchen/meals area. Separate bathroom, toilet & laundry. Hardwood loors on concrete stumps. Great value home or possible dual occupancy site (STP).
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Saturday 26th July at 11am 10% dep - bal 30/60days $230,000+ Wednesday 4-4.30pm Saturday 12-12.30pm Chris Drieberg 0411 737 303
MODERN TOWNHOUSE ON A COTTAGE BLOCK Quality built 2 storey BV offers 3 bdrms, 1 of which is downstairs & all with BIRS. Large open plan living & dining. Kitchen is itted with caesarstone benchtops & s/s appliances including DW. 2 bthrms with 2 toilets featuring tiles to the ceiling & frameless showers. Other extras include polished concrete loors in the living/dining/kitchen area & carpets in the bdrms. 2 rev cycle split system a/ cons for comfort all year round. Single c/port & additional carspace. Located within minutes to central Dandenong, market, Plaza & very close to schools & major arterials. Excellent 1st home with no Body Corp Fees.
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Saturday 26th July at 12pm 10% dep bal 30/60/90 days $350,000+ Saturday 3-3.30pm Neil Butler 0411 637 088
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2/7 Jenner Court Hampton Park GREAT INVESTMENT OR 1ST HOME UNDER INSTRUCTIONS FROM STATE TRUSTEES This 3 bedroom unit set in the rear of only 2 units represents fantastic value. Offers a huge lounge/dining adjacent to a cupboard packed hostess kitchen. Extensive use of loating timber loors and solar powered electricity. Gas heating plus open ireplace. Semi ensuite to master bedroom, separate bathroom, toilet & laundry. Outdoor patio & large rear garden plus lock up garage. Don’t miss this.
4 Waratah Street Doveton Auction Terms Price Inspect Agent
Saturday 2nd August at 11am 10% deposit -bal 30/60 days $220,000+ Wednesday 5-5.30pm Saturday 2-2.30pm Chris Drieberg 0411 737 303
76 McFees Road Dandenong North MUCH LOVED FAMILY HOME IN CONVENIENT LOCATION Close to schools, shops & transport this solid 3 bed home has been updated with a modern bathroom with sep shower, laminated kitchen with ample cupboards & gas cooking. Other features include WIR to master, several RC air conditioners, ducted heating & the bonus of recently installed solar elec panels. Externally a huge double garage, carport & 2 room bungalow complete the package. Must be inspected!
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INVESTMENT OR DEVELOPMENT OPPORTUNITY Comfortable 3 bed home on HUGE 860m2 block with excellent development potential(STP). Existing home features updated kitchen, spacious lounge with RC air conditioning & large bedrooms. Retain the home & build units behind or alternatively clear site & build multiple units (STP). Easily let prior to development. Excellent opportunity here!
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Sat 2nd August at 11am 10% deposit - bal 60 days $350,000+ Wednesday 4-4.30pm Saturday 3-3.30pm Neil Butler 0411 637 088
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$180,000+ By appointment Neil Butler 0411 637 088
14/153 Princes Highway Dandenong Auction Terms Price Inspect Agent
Sat 2nd August at 1pm 10% dep bal 30/60/90 days Contact Agent Saturday 12-12.30pm Nigel Raymond 0425721593
BEST VALUE IN AREA Ground loor 2 bed apartment featuring spacious lounge opening to large kitchen with gas cooking. Tiled bathroom plus separate toilet. Undercover parking also on title. Needs some T.L.C. but potential rental return of 6.5%. Excellent investment or live in.
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ULTIMATE LIFESTYLE PROPERTY ON APPROX 2200m2 LAND FOR POTENTIAL DEVELOPMENT Magniicent solid brick home offering 4 bdrms, 3 bthrms & huge living areas comprising lounge with formal dining, hostess kitchen with WO, gas HP & DW, rumpus/billiard room. Other features include master suite with ensuite & W.I.R. Cathedral ceilings & tasteful use of exposed brickwork & cedar timber, d/heating & cooling throughout. For the active family a full size tennis court & in-ground solar heated pool outside. Dble c/port + dble garage with attached self contained unit(Ideal for in-laws or teenager). Added bonus of high density zoning offers potential for units or apartments (STP). Alternatively a 2 lot subdivision is possible, retaining existing home & allowing development of rear lot (STP). Auction Terms Price Inspect Agent
10/38 King George Parade Dandenong GREAT FIRST HOME OR INVESTMENT
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STUNNING ARCHITECT DESIGNED TOWNHOUSE $270,000+ By Appointment Chris Drieberg 0411 737 303
Lovingly maintained this property is sure to impress. Offers separate lounge, modern kitchen with s/s appliances & family area. Upstairs open study with vaulted ceiling & 2 good size bedrooms. Master has access to main bathroom. Private open space adjacent to single lock up. Easy walk to Dandenong Station & shops this really is a great opportunity for investor or occupier
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Saturday 29th July at 1pm 10% dep-bal 60/90/120 days $850,000+ Saturday 2-2.45pm Neil Butler 0411 637 088
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2 Regnans Avenue Endeavour Hills FANTASTIC RENOVATED HOME FOR LARGE FAMILY Impressive 5 bed rendered home set on elevated block with fantastic views to the city. Offers huge lounge/formal dining, modern kitchen with quality s/steel appliances & stone benchtops, large family room offers 2nd living area. Ample BIR’s, full ensuite to master & stunning renovated bathroom. Other extras include stunning polished loors, ducted heating, covered rear patio & huge double garage plus workshop. DON’T MISS THIS!
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PRIME DEVELOPMENT SITE IN GREAT LOCATION $480,000+ Saturday 1-1.30pm Neil Butler 0411 637 088
Approx 1500m2 lot with 25m frontage and zoned for high density development. Once in a lifetime opportunity to buy this superb site surrounded by modern quality homes. Huge old world 4 bedroom home with huge living area and modern timber kitchen with family area. Features high ceilings and original dado panelling. Separate 2 storey 3 bedroom townhouse at rear of property is ideal for extended family suit 2 families or blue chip development site (STP). Inspect by appointment.
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This cherished four bedroom, two bathroom home has been beautifully kept. It has a inviting tranquil garden aspect in the best location in Endeavour Hills. It is in walking distance to Thomas Mitchell Primary School, parkland and public transport. It comprises a formal lounge and dining area, open plan kitchen with adjoining meals area and a huge family room. Extras include a double garage with remote controlled door, ducted heating, evaporative cooling, dishwasher and much more.
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KEYSBOROUGH 23 PARKMORE ROAD ABUNDANT FAMILY LIVING IN A PRIME LOCATION Idyllically set beyond a well-maintained garden frontage, spacious and imbued with sunlight, this exceptional residence reveals multiple spaces in which entertaining and everyday living are perfectly balanced. Catering for a sensational family lifestyle, a traditional lounge (combustion heater) and dining domain set the superb tone for an outstanding single-level floor plan, flowing into a pristine kitchen that merges seamlessly with a magnificent family/meals plus separately zoned rumpus room. A preferred north orientated rear embraces a terrific entertaining area providing endless space for barbeques and gatherings, whilst expansive garden surrounds brilliantly caters for children and pets. A privately zoned master bedroom with ensuite (versatile as a guest’s wing) is accompanied by 3 further robed bedrooms and central bathroom. Completely liveable throughout with gas heating, evaporative cooling, alarm, sprinkler system, single carport plus single garage.
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KEYSBOROUGH 425 CHELTENHAM ROAD BEAUTIFUL FIRST HOME OR BRILLIANT INVESTMENT! Beautifully presented, this warm and engaging residence flaunts comfort, style and a lifestyle all about relaxation and entertaining. Set privately and securely behind automatic gates and high fencing, this impeccable home features elegant zoned spaces within its graceful interiors. The splendour continues outside with extensive, north-facing undercover decking overlooking lush, manicured gardens and a sparkling in-ground swimming pool, perfect for summer gatherings. Further highlights include a delightful living area enhanced cosily with an open fireplace, a well-appointed kitchen overlooking a second living area and meals zone, plus three comfortable bedrooms with built-in robes, carport and a single garage or rumpus with workshop. Positioned on the service lane, just moments to Parkmore Shopping Centre, quality schooling, transport, golf courses and easy access to EastLink, this exceptional home is a brilliant investment and first home, enquire today!
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Auction: 2nd August at 2:00 PM Price: $390,000-$420,000 Inspect: Saturday 1:30-2:00pm mcdonaldre.mobi: ppty ID 6729361
KEYSBOROUGH 3 BREWER COURT SUBLIME STARTER HOME OR INVESTMENT! Serenely set in the bowl of a quiet court, this engaging three-bedroom residence is positioned beautifully on its lush grounds of 793sqm, conveniently close to Keysborough’s array of amenities. Offering dual living areas, a well-appointed timber kitchen, generous undercover outdoor entertaining area overlooking the manicured rear gardens which children and pets will undoubtedly delight in, plus en suite, ducted heating, air-conditioning and built-in robes to all bedrooms. Located in close proximity to Rowley Allan Reserve, Parkmore Shopping Centre, transport, Springers Leisure Centre, prestigious schooling, and EastLink, this appealing abode provides an enviable first home with scope to personalise to your tastes, or an astute investment choice! • Comfortable formal living area with air-conditioning • Classic timber kitchen equipped with a 1200mm gas cooktop, electric oven, plentiful cabinetry, breakfast bar and dishwasher
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Auction: 12th July at 12:30 PM Price: $430,000-$470,000 Inspect: Saturday 12:30-1:00pm mcdonaldre.mobi: ppty ID 6648011 Dee Kawsar 0423 215 815 Dinesh Raghu 0431 131 157
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DANDENONG 56 WOODLEE STREET EMBRACE THE EASY LIFE! Brilliantly located in a sought after pocket of central Dandenong within 500 metres of primary and secondary schooling, Dandenong Hospital and Chisholm TAFE, and additionally enjoying close proximity to markets, train stations, Dandenong Plaza, parklands and both Monash and EastLink freeways, this immaculately presented townhouse affords an undeniably convenient, stylish, comfortable and virtually no-maintenance lifestyle effortlessly. Highlights include glossy polished floorboards flowing throughout the first level, spacious living, a granite kitchen and generous dining zone, three sizeable bedrooms with robes, en suite and double garage. You won’t find a more convenient location or easy lifestyle than the one on offer here, a superb opportunity for buyers to enter the market, downsize or invest, inspect today! • Spacious living area enhanced with rich polished loorboards • Generous dining area with access to courtyard
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KEYSBOROUGH 11 GYMEA COURT ideal Family liFestyle With Future Potential Placed in a quiet court setting, this exceptionally inviting brick home impresses with every aspect. Supremely placed a short stroll to Parkmore shops, Watcher Reserve, moments to Eastlink and welcomed by a lush front garden, the spacious interior proportions comprise of traditional lounge and dining rooms, flowing effortlessly through to a bright kitchen with adjoining meals area. Boasting a tranquil lawned backyard and fabulous space for children and pets to play in the established surrounds, whilst a covered entertaining pergola, BBQ area and gazebo/spa allows you to host in style. Superbly accommodating 3 good-sized robed bedrooms and family bathroom are complemented by ducted heating, split system cooling, ceiling fans, shed, single carport and off street parking. Perfectly meeting every day demands and the ideal family scenario, this comfortable home provides enticing scope for future modern enhancement if so desired.
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Auction: 26th July at 11:00 AM Price: $410,000-$450,000 Inspect: Saturday 10:00-10:30am mcdonaldre.mobi: ppty ID 6693602
CONSUMMATE FAMILY LIVING!! Bathed in all-day sunlight, superbly presented and surrounded by impressive outdoor dimensions, this inviting residence flows effortlessly across one easy level, providing comfort and consummate family space ideal for first home buyers, investors and downsizers alike. Spacious, modern proportions boast good-size living and meals areas served by a stylish kitchen that extends out to a covered alfresco (heater) perfectly merging indoor/outdoor entertaining options. Three robed bedrooms and bright central bathroom complete the plan whilst ducted heating, split system cooling and single carport and garage maximise comfortable living. Fabulously located in a quiet family-friendly neighbourhood a stroll to schools, Tatterson Park and walking tracks and just minutes to Parkmore Shopping Centre, public transport and EastLink. • Inviting, single-level loorplan with spacious living and dining areas • Stylish kitchen with glass splash back, stone benchtops & s/steel appliances
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KEYSBOROUGH 13 GREGORY COURT When siZe matters! Are you starting to need more space for your family and out-growing your first venture into the real estate market? Then look no further. Designed to delight and impress, this exalted residence provides the very best in luxurious and immense family living, and enjoys an outstanding location to add even further appeal. Offering four sensational living areas plus a vast partially-covered alfresco deck overlooking minimal-maintenance tropical-themed gardens, an enviable family kitchen with stainless appliances and stone surfaces, two comfortable bedrooms for the children and a deluxe master with en suite, walk-in robe and private balcony to name just a few of the highlights on offer in this splendorous home. Positioned moments to prestigious schooling including Lighthouse and Haileybury Colleges, scenic wetlands, parks and golf club plus Tatterson and Braeside Parks, Parkmore Shopping Centre, freeways and the beach, what more could you want or need?
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Auction: 26th July at 12:30 PM Price: $340,000-$374,000 Inspect: Saturday 12:00-12:30pm mcdonaldre.mobi: ppty ID 6697267 Dinesh Raghu 0431 131 157 Dee Kawsar 0423 215 815
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THE WAY HOME This delightful property is just perfect for downsizing retirees, as an affordable first home or as a quality investment Located in the highly regarded Domain Estate just off Stanley Road; this unique compact residence sits serenely in a peaceful and safe mews and boasts its own driveway leading to a full double garage entered via remote control. Accommodation comprises 2 large and separate living/dining areas, a modern kitchen with lots of bench space and ample storage, 2 double bedrooms each with BI robes, a cleverly designed 2-way bathroom, a separate WC and loads of charm. Outside is a welcoming, east-facing courtyard ideal for morning coffee, tending your herb garden and entertaining. All this is located just around the corner from Parkmore Shopping centre, bus line and within a 2 minute drive to quality schools in 1 direction and Eastlink in the other.
Auction: Saturday 12th July @ 11am Price: $360,000+ Inspect: Wednesday 5:00 - 5:30pm Saturday 10:30 - 11:00am
KEYSBOROUGH 22 KOTIKO ROAD LAST 16M FRONTAGE AVAILABLE IN KEYSBOROUGH Welcome to Kotiko Road here in the heart of Keysborough. An unbeatable position close all amenities such as quality primary and secondary schools, child and health care services, sports facilities, gyms, golf clubs, tennis courts, transport, cafés, restaurants and shopping. Keysborough is one of the best new places to live in Melbourne. This 512sqm site could be your final chance to secure a 16m street frontage where you can live an envious lifestyle forever.
SPRINGVALE SOUTH 135 ATHOL ROAD Auction: Saturday 26th July @ 1pm Price: $330,000 - $360,000 Inspect: Saturday 11:00 - 11:30am
Jesse Roberts 0417 474 258
Office: Keysborough Ph: 9701 8611
KEYSBOROUGH 10 ELLSWORTH DRIVE YOU ‘LL NEVER WANT TO LEAVE Set over a single level and just 1.7 years young; this extensively optioned and fully featuredCarlisle home offers approximately 26 squares of premium family living in a desirable neighbourhood within the Somerfield precinct. Featuring 3 bedrooms plus a study or 4th bedroom, master bedroom with WI robe and full en-suite bathroom including stone vanity tops, a large, lightfilled open plan family and dining room plus a generous rumpus room as well! The luxury kitchen features premium Ilve 900mm appliances including dishwasher, stone benches and glass splashbacks. A covered al fresco dining area with integrated BBQ leads off the living room and is flanked by low maintenance garden. There is a fully lined, remote-controlled double garage with internal entry and additional roof storage via an attic ladder. Other features comprise quality carpeting and floor tiles, ducted heating, evaporative cooling, security system, security entrance, 2.5 m ceilings, plus beautiful landscaped gardens.
Office: Keysborough Ph: 9701 8611
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Price: $640,000+ Inspect: Thursday 5:00 - 5:30pm Saturday 3:00 - 3:30pm
Le Hoa Wysham 0418 566 133 Laura Fang 0417 613 040
LOCATION LOCATION LOCATION Attractive and low maintenance lifestyle it was designed for, this fully renovated unit is ready for you to move in, relax and enjoy it all. Featuring 2 robed bedrooms plus a spacious bathroom and separate toilet as well as a split system heater/air conditioner & gas heating. Outside, the north facing low maintenance courtyard provides a great entertaining space for you to enjoy. At the back of a quiet block it features a private gate entry, front courtyard and a secure double carport while inside there’s an open plan living/dining area with floating floors and a stylish, stainless equipped kitchen. With buses, schools and Springvale South Shopping Centre just up the road, the location is just the icing on the cake. Perfect for first home buyer or anyone who’s looking for downsizing.
Office: Keysborough Ph: 9701 8611
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KEYSBOROUGH 35 KEYLANA DRIVE A SINGULAR DELIGHT This beautiful, family home provides the astute home seeker an affordable opportunity to move into Keysborough’s much admired Hidden Grove estate, without compromising quality or location. Offering a gracious entry foyer, master bedroom with walk-in robe and en-suite bathroom, internal entry from the secure double garage into the study or 4 th bedroom. Flow on from there is a lovely formal living room, central kitchen with all wanted appliances and plenty of cupboards, spacious dining room, large and very functional family room open out to a decked al fresco living area and a large back yard with water features and so much more. There are 2 further bedrooms served by a bright family bathroom, secure and away from the main bedroom. The home also features extensive tiled flooring, central ducted heating and cooling, and lots more. All this close to quality schools of every type, pencil park, Keysborough Golf Course, excellent Parkmore shops and easy access to East link. Don’t let this opportunity slip by. Enquire now.
Office: Keysborough Ph: 9701 8611
Le Hoa Wysham 0418 566 133 Adam Miller 0417 540 047
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Le Hoa Wysham 0418 566 133 Jesse Roberts 0417 474 258
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Le Hoa Wysham 0418 566 133 Anthony Mondous 0417 508 189
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DANDENONG NORTH 59 Oakwood Avenue RARE OPPORTUNITY ROSEWOOD DOWNSAWAITS MAGIC!YOU!!! This absolute Size scope and ripper opportunity has the works. accompany Three large this bedrooms substantial corner with walk levelin parcel robe of to land master (850sqm & full approx.)and with ensuite builtexception in robes dimensions to bedroomsensuring 2 & 3, plus large living areas, ducted andand air great2 appeal to home buyers, heating investors, conditioning.The kitchen comes with gas cooking developers in a sought after pocket of Dandenong and dishwasher stunning North. Currentlyand we overlooks offer a brick veneerviews. with Downstairs plentylounge of storage, heaps of car 3 bedrooms,hasformal and dining room, parking a place to make or spaciousand kitchen, second hugea third living living area, area ducted start a business. priceless. heating, pergola, The and opportunities lock up garage.areDon’t miss Hurry don’t let this slip through this amazing opportunity today!! your fingers!
FOUR BEDROOM RENOVATED HOUSE ON LARGE BLOCK Explore the possibilities of what you can do with this 591sqm approx block (STCA). The stunning renovated home features 4 bedrooms (3 with built in robes), polished floorboards in the living area and a fully renovated bathroom. Not to mention the renovated kitchen with stainless steel appliances, gas cooking and dishwasher. It also includes ducted heating, air conditioning and a double carport and is close to all amenities.
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Auction: 19th July at 1:00pm Inspect: Saturday 11:00-11:20am Contact: Leigh Hall 0401 408 580
Saturday 12th FromJuly 11:30am @ 12pm Thursday Saturday 12th From July 4:00-4:30pm @ 12pm 26th July at 3:00pm From 11:30am Saturday 12:00-12:20pm Irene Athanasiadis Leigh Hall 0401 4080407 580 315 911
DOVETON 25A Wattle Drive AUCTION
EXPLOIT THE POTENTIAL! Opportunity knocks for the enterprising buyer. Partially renovated brick veneer home with large open plan living areas and polished hardwood floors. Comprising 2 bedrooms plus study area, spacious kitchen/dining, large tandem garage, low maintenance front garden with attractive picket & brick fence, good sized backyard. Fantastic location right on the doorstep of Dandenongclose to bus transport, short walk to local shops and within easy reach of the new Doveton super school. Easy access to Princes Highway, Monash Freeway & Eastlink. Check this one out!
ROSEWOOD DOWNS MAGIC! This absolute ripper has the works. Three large bedrooms with walk in robe to master & full ensuite and built in robes to bedrooms 2 & 3, plus 2 large living areas, ducted heating and air conditioning.The kitchen comes with gas cooking and dishwasher and overlooks stunning views. Downstairs has plenty of storage, heaps of car parking and a place to make a third living area or start a business. The opportunities are priceless. Hurry don’t let this slip through your fingers!
Auction: 19th July at 11:00am Inspect: Saturday 2:30-3:00pm Contact: Tim Retallack 0419 391 408
Auction: 26th July at 3:00pm Inspect: Saturday 12:00-12:20pm Contact: Leigh Hall 0401 408 580
CENTRAL LOOK! GREAT TO EVERYTHING! VALUE HERE! Comfortable presentation Immaculate three bedroom andhome contemporary in a great locationareclose living hallmarks to the new of Doveton this compelling school, Linden three Place bedroom Shops townhouse. and transport. Packaging Check twoout levels these of features! gas aheating, ducted refrigerated spacious Ducted living with low maintenance lifestyle, air conditioning, spa Home bath, large rearyoung veranda, high that’s ideal for First Buyers, families, front fenceand plus downsizers. lots of off street parking room Investors Comprises of 3 and a bonus large garage! (master bedroom, two generous sized bedrooms way bathroom) are zoned upstairs, formal lounge, powder room and open plan kitchen, with a huge meals area. Extra features include a dishwasher, double garage with remote control, ducted heating, air conditioning and much more.
IMMACULATELY MAINTAINED AND AS BRIGHT AS SUMMER! This cherished 4 bedrooms, 2 bathroom home has been beautifully kept. An inviting tranquil gardens aspect in the best location in Endeavour Hills. Just walking distance to Thomas Mitchell Primary School, park land and public transport. Comprises; formal lounge and dining, open plan kitchen with adjoining meals area and a huge family room. Extras include; double garage with remote control, ducted heating, evaporative cooling, dishwasher and much more.
For Sale: $295,000+ Buyers over $340,000 Inspect: Saturday 1:30-2:00pm 12:00-12:30pm Contact: Tim Carina Retallack Cigna 0410 0419027 391281 804
For Sale: $430,000+ Inspect: Saturday 11:00-11:30am Contact: Carina Cigna 0410 027 281
FABULOUS FAMILY ENTERTAINING IN A QUIET LOCATION The smart design of this house allows the 4 spacious bedrooms to be away from the living areas. Master bedroom has ensuite and walk-in robe, other bedrooms are spacious with builtin robes. A large L-shape lounge/dining room separate from a great timber kitchen with plenty of bench space for the dedicated cooks adjoining a spacious meals family area and an outside decking/alfresco area (Great for BBQs) over looking a well presented and low maintenance backyard. Lots of storage space under the house.
A TOWNHOUSE THAT EXCEEDS EXPECTATIONS Golden opportunity arises for the first home buyer or astute investor, looking to purchase an architecturally designed townhouse. Comprising of 3 bedrooms, full ensuite, second bathroom and a seperate toilet downstairs. Sleek modern kitchen, stainless steel appliances, open plan lounge, kitchen and meals area, laundry and a large under cover court yard. Ducted heating, air conditioner, double garage and much more. Ask for an inspection today.
For Sale: Buyers Over $430,000 Inspect: Saturday 1:00-1:30pm Contact: Robert Fernandez 0419 325 302
For Sale: $390,000 Plus Inspect: Saturday 1:00 to 1:30pm Contact: Irene Athanasiadis 0407 315 911
DANDENONG DOVETON NORTH CENTRAL 1221/5 2/2 Kidds McFarlane Lyons Laemmle Road Court Crescent Street LOOK! GREAT VALUE HERE! Comfortable three bedroom home in a great location close to the new Doveton school, Linden Place Shops and transport. Check out these features! Ducted gas heating, ducted refrigerated air conditioning, spa bath, large rear veranda, high front fence plus lots of off street parking room and a bonus large garage!
For Sale: $295,000+ Inspect: Saturday 1:30-2:00pm Contact: Tim Retallack 0419 391 804
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ENDEAVOUR HILLS 92 Thomas Mitchell Drive
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$345,000 By Appointment $320,000+ $390,000 Plus Joanna Karow 0423 665 367 Saturday 12:30-12:50pm 1:00 to 1:30pm Walter Kubiak 359 315 973 911 Leigh Athanasiadis Irene Hall 04010412 4080407 580
LOOK! GREAT VALUE HERE! Comfortable three bedroom home in a great location close to the new Doveton school, Linden Place Shops and transport. Check out these features! Ducted gas heating, ducted refrigerated air conditioning, spa bath, large rear veranda, high front fence plus lots of off street parking room and a bonus large garage!
For Sale: $295,000+ Inspect: Saturday 1:30-2:00pm Contact: Tim Retallack 0419 391 804
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Explore Your Possibilities with The C! ENDEAVOUR HILLS 3 Costello Court NEW LISTING
Quality, convenience, aesthetic and indulgence!
This charming family residence situated on 834m2 (Approx.) of elevated land is everything a family could ask for, located in an enviable pocket of Endeavour Hills illed with great local amenities • 3 living areas, separate formal lounge,dining • Woodire/Ducted heating,evaporative cooling • Large kitchen equipped with glass splash back • Alfresco area with gas connection for BBQ’s • 4 bedrooms, the master bedroom with ensuite
SPRINGVALE 1-15/29 Albert Ave SELLING FAST
Modern and stylish, this exclusive Apartment has all amenities in arm’s reach, the perfect choice for professionals, investors or those looking to downsize in style! • 15 Contemporary 1 and 2 bed apartments • Gourmet kitchen with inest appliances • Spacious open plan living/dining area • Large balcony to admire the elevated view • Quality carpets and bamboo hardwood loors
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$560,000 - $590,000 Wednesday 6:00 - 6:30pm Saturday 12:00 - 12:30pm Contact: Corey (Khoi) Le 0417 311 491 Nik Sharma 0411 790 745
KEYSBOROUGH 27 Fenton court
$250,000 + Wedesday 4:30 -5:00pm Saturday 3:00 - 4:00pm Contact: Corey (Khoi) Le 0417 311 491 Jessie Xin 0420 970 916
Quality lifestyle, spacious accommodation and superb locality
SPRINGVALE 103/31B Buckingham Ave
Amazing Apartment Living right in the Heart of Springvale. Everything you need is here, including, 2 bedrooms, master and second bedroom with built in robes. • Masterpieces in modern 5 star kitchen, including stainless steel European gas oven/cooktop, stunning waterfall Caesarstone bench tops • Open plan living area, complete with reverse cycle air-conditioning and balcony
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Big, Beautiful & Quality Living
Immersed in style, this luxurious family home is beautifully located close to Noble Park’s shopping precinct, Aquatic Centre and South Eastern Private Hospital, where convenience is further enhanced by excellent access to Princess Highway and Eastlink. • Superb accommodation is provided by 4 bedrooms, 3 of which have polished timber loors with the main bedroom enjoying full motorised shutters beneits
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Calling All Investors and Developers! All the Work is Done!
Exclusive area of Noble Park, sought after by irst home buyers and investors for its convenient location. Endorsed Plans and working drawings for 4 Townhouses on a large block of 935m2 (approx.). Designed with family in mind and the modern lifestyle, this is a rare opportunity that should not be missed. Secure this project right away and let us help you make it a great success. For a copy of the plan call us today!
$440,000 + Saturday 1:30 - 2:00pm Photo ID Required Contact: Nik Sharma 0411 790 745 Corey (Khoi) Le 0417 311 491
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Live the High Life in Springvale Central!
Built by leading residential developer AV Jennings in 1987, this spacious home is the perfect family residential package. Surrounded by an array of amenities such as Parkmore Shopping Centre, Springers Leisure Centre, and Haileybury College. Excellent accommodation is provided by 4 bedrooms surrounding a large bathroom, while the generous master bedroom enjoys full WIR and ensuite beneits.
$480,000 + Saturday 2:15 - 2:45pm Photo ID Required Contact: Corey (Khoi) Le 0417 311 491 Nikhil Sharma 0411 790 745
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Located in a quiet street with easy access to the Monash Freeway and other amenities this 3 bedroom home could be just what you have been looking for. Comprising an open plan living, kitchen and meals area, polished timber floors throughout, gas ducted heating and evaporative cooling, kitchen with dishwasher and gas stove and a good sized block of land of 536 sqm (approx.). With no work to do but to simply move in this home should suit a first home buyer or astute investor. Act before it is too late. Arrange to inspect today!
A large open plan living area greets you as you enter which is perfectly adjoined to the kitchen & meals area making it perfect for entertaining. Internal entrance from the double lock up garage with remote access & downstairs powder room are just some ground floor features whilst the low maintenance courtyard will surely make your life easy. Making your way up the stairs you will be pleasantly surprised by the good sized sitting area, master bedroom with walk in robe & full en suite, additional 2 bedrooms with built in robes, main bathroom with spa & separate powder room. With all the additional features including kitchen with dishwasher, gas ducted heating & evaporative cooling, easily maintained timber floors through living areas, loads of storage space & electric fireplace in lounge, this home really will make you fall in love with it.
Auction: Saturday 19th July 2014 at 12:30pm PRICE: $340,000 Plus TERMS: Terms: 5% Deposit, Balance in 30-60 Days INSPECT: Saturday 12th July, 2014 12:00pm to 12:30pm
AUCTION: Saturday 26th July 2014 at 12:00pm PRICE: $450,000 Plus TERMS: 5% Deposit, Balance in 30-90 Days INSPECT: Saturday, 12th July 2014 11:30am - 12:00pm
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Nicholls Gledhill 2 Raymond McMahon Blvd, Endeavour Hills 9700 7888 nichollsgledhill.com.au 39 Lawson Way ENDEAVOUR HILLS
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HANDY AND PRIVATE LOCATION!! Quiet court location - surrounded by prestigious homes, modern home boasts an open plan formal living, dining, modern fully fitted kitchen, 3 good sized bedrooms, 2 bathrooms and double lock up garage plus big driveway with spare parking space ducted heating, evaporative cooling, huge block (approx 883sq.m) AND walking distance to everything. 3A Open Saturday 11:00am to 11:30am Asking $460,000+ 2B Contact Tom Dong 0432 777 288 2 C Umesh Kumar 0434 023 805
8 Manuscript Dr ENDEAVOUR HILLS IMPRESSIVE YOUNG HOME!! Magnificent near new double storey dwelling. Good sized formal lounge, separate open plan family and dining area, spacious kitchen with stainless steel appliances, access to the dble LU garage. 3 good sized bedrooms, full en suite & WIR, gas ducted heating, tiled and carpeted throughout, low maintenance backyard - perfect for any young family! 3A Open Saturday 12:00-12:30pm Asking $430,000+ 2B Contact Tom Dong 0432 777 288 2 C Umesh Kumar 0434 023 805
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26 Edward Freeth ENDEAVOUR HILLS ROOM FOR THE GROWING FAMILY!! 4 BEDROOMS PLUS STUDY/5th BEDROOM, sunken lounge and separate dining area, modern fully fitted kitchen and HUGE CENTRAL FAMILY LIVING AREA, double lock up garage with internal access, ducted heating, split air con Plus much more
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139 James Cook ENDEAVOUR HILLS FIRST HOME OR INVESTMENT 4 bedroom home with formal lounge, dining, open plan kitchen, 1 bathroom, 2 toilets, ducted heating, air conditioning, pergola with BI BBQ & sink for entertaining plus big backyard. Extra parking for boat, trailer or caravan. Close to everything.
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Noble Park 27 Simon Avenue
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Character and warmth
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Filled with character and warmth, this updated home has enormous appeal for the house-proud owner-occupier and the investor alike. Featuring; 3 beds, 1 bath, polished floors, ducted heating, air-con, updated kitchen and SLUG. Don’t let this opportunity pass you by.
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Smart buyers will love this chance to bring back the sparkle of this family home. Fabulous position within easy distance to schools and shops, this 3 bedroom brick home offers opportunities for renovators, investors and first time buyers. Spacious lounge/dining, gas heating, kitchen with gas cooking, 3 bedrooms and central family bathroom with separate toilet and laundry. A little work will reward you with a real dream house!
IN ROOM AUCTION Wed 13th August @ 6:30pm Sandown Regency, 477 Princes Hwy, Noble Park
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Designer style, easy living! This stunning town home offers families luxury and low maintenance living right in the heart of Noble Park. With unsurpassed quality and a spacious design it’s sure to impress. On a small block of two it includes all the mod cons you expect!
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Noble Park 1/17 Knox Street
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Street frontage, 4 bedrooms, only 3 years
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IN ROOM AUCTION Wednesday 9th July @ 6:30pm Sandown Regency, 477 Princes Hwy, Noble Park
This beautiful townhouse offers families luxury and low maintenance living right in the heart of Noble Park. The open plan layout downstairs creates a relaxed feel, featuring tidy kitchen with adjoining meals area, spacious lounge, large bedroom, separate bathroom and private rear courtyard. Upstairs showcases 3 large bedrooms, master with ensuite, and a central family bathroom. Ducted heating and quality floorboards throughout.
IN ROOM AUCTION Wednesday 9th July @ 6:30pm Sandown Regency, 477 Princes Hwy, Noble Park
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Noble Park 102 Harold Road
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Fabulous street appeal
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Keysborough High School literally at your doorstep, this great family home is positioned centrally close to all amenities. This spacious family home offers upgrades such as the renovated central bathroom & spacious lounge room. Original kitchen overlooking meals area & 3 good sized bedrooms. Other features include ducted heating, roller shutters, large driveway with carport and lockup garage. Currently returning $1385 pcm.
IN ROOM AUCTION Wednesday 9th July @ 6:30pm Sandown Regency, 477 Princes Hwy, Noble Park
This bright & spacious family home offers easy living in a terrific convenient location. Positioned on a rectangular block with a 19m frontage! Large lounge and dining area with ducted heating, tiled kitchen with meals area, 3 big bedrooms, modern central bathroom plus separate laundry and toilet. Single garage plus secure rear garden and bungalow. Short distance to absolutely everything!
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In June we sold more than 1 home per day and recorded 34 Sales! If you’re thinking of selling, call our ofices today for a FREE market appraisal. ALL SALES MADE BY BARRY PLANT NOBLE PARK & KEYSBOROUGH OFFICES
1/41 Chandler Road NOBLE PARK
249 Princes Highway NOBLE PARK
9/38 Kelvinside Road NOBLE PARK
2/12A Joy Parade NOBLE PARK
9/43-47 Doveton Avenue EUMEMMERRING
8/25 Dunblane Road NOBLE PARK
1/2 Bowmore Road NOBLE PARK
2/35 Hemmings Street DANDENONG
6 Knight Court DANDENONG NORTH
22 Somerset Drive KEYSBOROUGH
100 Illawarra Crescent DANDENONG NORTH
1/18 Verbena Crescent NOBLE PARK
2/37 Corrigan Road NOBLE PARK
1 Haley Court NOBLE PARK
71 Kelvinside Road NOBLE PARK
18 Agnes Street NOBLE PARK
5 McKeon Circuit DANDENONG NORTH
45 Garnsworthy Street SPRINGVALE
1/42 Kelvinside Road NOBLE PARK
45 Locharn Crescent NOBLE PARK
4/14-16 Mather Road NOBLE PARK
15 Elise Court KEYSBOROUGH
29 Peter Street SPRINGVALE
8 Alpine Crescent NOBLE PARK NORTH
39 Sherwood Crescent DANDENONG NORTH
2/26 Mons Parade NOBLE PARK
35 Marie Street DOVETON
57 Joffre Street NOBLE PARK
12-14 Hidden Grove Blvd KEYSBOROUGH
5/4 Aspect Drive KEYSBOROUGH
14 Fisher Crescent DANDENONG NORTH
5 Blaby Street NOBLE PARK
26/13 Flowervale Road 14/43-47 Doveton Avenue NOBLE PARK EUMEMMERRING
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KEYSBOROUGH 4 Loftus Court Comfort in a Quiet Court on a block of 598m2 (approx) When you imagine coming home to a well looked after, honest & comfortable home, this will stand clear from the rest. Wine, dine & entertain in one half of the home & retreat / relax in the other. This special home boasts a charming open formal living and dining, immaculate kitchen with an abundance of cupboard space, 3 BDRs & an undercover alfresco that opens out to all parts of the yard.
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Saturday 12th July at 2pm PRICE GUIDE $400,000+ Terms: 10% Deposit. Balance 30-60 Days. INSPECT
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KEYSBOROUGH 26 Beau Vorno Avenue A Corner Beauty that’s Full of Character Don’t be fooled by the quiet and serene façade of this charming home - you’ll be pleasantly surprised with everything is has to offer. Multiple living and meals areas, a one year young and stunning renovated kitchen with a superb view of the spa and alfresco, 3 good sized zoned BDRs, room to entertain in the front, back & on the side and it’s in the heart of Keysborough.
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Tuesday 22nd July at 5pm (unless sold prior)
$420,000+ Sat 2 - 2:30pm Photo ID required Chang Wang 0450 706 668, Chee-ky Dunlop 0422 910 881 Keysborough 8769 1888
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$420,000+ Sat 1 - 1:30pm Photo ID required Chang Wang 0450 706 668, Chee-ky Dunlop 0422 910 881 Keysborough 8769 1888
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NOBLE PARK 65 Yarraman Road Development Opportunity… approx 958m2! This large block would be perfect for future development with a current “Planning Permit” for 2 X townhouses (2 BDRs + study) & 2 X single-level units (2 BDRs + study). The existing dwelling is an ideal family home featuring 4 large BDRs with BIR, 2 renovated bathrooms, and the convenience of 2 toilets. There’s 3 living areas, the largest at the rear of the house with a built in bar, great for family get-togethers.
NOBLE PARK 5/38 Kelvinside Road Attractive Unit Centrally located With Nothing To Do!!! Rarely do you get an opportunity like this - a quiet Pocket of Noble Park renovated unit with plenty of potential. Inside you’ll find a welcoming entry with glistening timber floors boards all through the residence which guides you into the bright living room. Further inside you’ll find 2 spacious BDRs (both with BIRs) plus a renovated bath/ laundry with powder room & sun filled front courtyard.
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Tuesday 15th July at 5pm (unless sold prior)
$500,000+ Terms: 10% Deposit. Balance 30/60/90 Days Sat 12 - 12:30pm Photo ID required Daniel Pepperell 0418 105 105 Noble Park / Springvale 8710 0000
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$190,000+ Sat 11 - 11:30am Photo ID required Kush Chetri 0425 199 192, Phong Ho 0432 031 601 Noble Park / Springvale 8710 0000
NOBLE PARK 2 & 4 / 26 Mons Parade With 50% already SOLD and construction to commence VERY SOON, this is your best chance to save on STAMP DUTY and at the same time grab one of these spectacular townhomes on offer! These homes are so central, enjoy top quality fittings / fixtures & have well planned layouts to make your life as easy as can be!
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Tim Stickley 0409 215 540
NOBLE PARK 40 Bloomfield Road A Unique Opportunity in an Outstanding Location! This inviting cherished classic home welcomes you through a winding path to a cosy home surrounded by greenery & plenty of options. Conveniently sitting on a corner block of 570sq (approx) giving the lucky new owner the chance to put their own mark on this home or build a new home or two (STCA). With 3 BDRs, spacious bright lounge, kitchen/meals & a covered verandah with spacious yard.
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Saturday 26th July at 12:30pm PRICE GUIDE INSPECT CONTACT
$300,000+ Terms: 10% Deposit. Balance 30/60/90 Days Sat 2 - 2:30pm Photo ID required Jenny Sudra 0422 991 593 Noble Park / Springvale 8710 0000
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SPRINGVALE 44 View Road Residential 2 Zone - Springvale Central - Multi Development Site (1073sqm approx.) Act quickly to secure this sensational sized allotment of approximately 1073sqm (17.37m x 61.78m), one of last remaining of this size offering endless opportunities. The prominent location in the heart of Springvale and valuable land size promises amazing prospects to replace the home with multiple brand new stylish townhouses (STCA).
PRICE GUIDE INSPECT CONTACT
Contact Agent Sat 11 - 11:30am Photo ID required Lee Phuong 0402 660 880 Noble Park / Springvale 8710 0000
SPRINGVALE SOUTH 3 Chanelle Court Large Home Suitable For Extended Family Perfectly peaceful, private and prestigiously positioned, this delightful BV home offers buyers great living accommodation both inside & out, ideal for large families. Two living areas including front living room & a rumpus, huge open plan kitchen, dining with an undercover alfresco area at the rear. Offers: 4 BDRs, most with robes, undercover entertainment area, GDH, an A/C unit, evap cooling & 2 driveways.
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Saturday 26th July at 1pm
$520,000+ Terms: 10% Deposit. Balance 30-60 Days. Sat 12 - 12:30pm Photo ID required Chien Le 0403 342 809 Noble Park / Springvale 8710 0000
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Contact Agent Terms: 10% Deposit. Balance 30/60/90 Days Sat 1 - 1:30pm Photo ID required Lee Phuong 0402 660 880 Noble Park / Springvale 8710 0000
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Tuesday 5th August at 5pm (unless sold prior)
$460,000+ Terms: 10% Deposit. Balance 30/60/90 Days. Sat 1:45 - 2:15 Photo ID required Belinda Robbie 0414 335 696, Tim Stickley 0409 215 540 Noble Park / Springvale 8710 0000
Where Dreams Come True on a block of 820m2 (approx.) A magnificent opportunity is now at hand! Positioned perfectly in the highly desired Rosewood Downs Estate, this property will astound you with the quality on offer. Boasting 3 BDRs with full ensuite, WIR, 2 living areas, a sparkling showroom kitchen, glistening floorboards in the main family lounge areas & million dollar views of the Dandenongs, this is the huge entertainer you’ve been waiting for.
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SPRINGVALE SOUTH 3 Vella Court Grand Family Home needs a New Family! If you have been looking for your family’s next home where you can spread out and settle down, this is the home you will both want and need! Situated behind the private front fence, this secure sanctuary on a block of 585m2 (approx) comprises 4 BDRs with BIRs, MSTR with full en suite plus an an enormous living area, formal dining, casual dining space in the kitchen and at the rear is a fully enclosed sunroom.
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WATERWAYS Set amid the lush greenery and parklands epitomising the exclusive Waterways Estate, this fine example of luxury, minimal-maintenance living and stylish design encapsulates a privileged and comfortable lifestyle with ease. Highlights include light-infused open plan living and dining areas spilling out to a paved alfresco, a gourmet stone and timber accented kitchen plus powder room, ducted heating and refrigerated cooling, garage with remote controlled door and three generously sized bedrooms with wardrobes located on the upper level with the master enjoying an ensuite and large undercover balcony offering leafy views. It is positioned close to wetlands and lakes, play parks, quality schooling, recreational facilities and freeways so couples, families and investors will all delight in this supremely desirable residence.
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KEYSBOROUGH 31 Piccadilly Crescent Impressing First Impressions Inspect this beautifully renovated home and you’ll be impressed by the allowance for spacious living both inside & out. Enjoy a formal living area which then extends onto a separate rumpus/teenagers retreat, plus there is a superb kitchen - ideal for the Masterchef in the family. Beyond this point you’ll find 3 carpeted bedrooms all accompanied by BIR’s and a full en suite in the master bedroom.
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FAMILY FRIENDLY - CUL-DE-SAC LOCATION
$420,000+ Sat 12 - 12:30pm Photo ID required Ben Nguyen 0404 66 44 66 Keysborough 8769 1888
Nestled among other quality residence is this lovely 3 bedroom home with BIR, plus study/4th bedroom, full ensuite with corner spa to master, spacious sun filled lounge, kitchen with breakfast bench, dining room, rumpus room which opens to the undercover entertaining area with access to the garage/workshop. Conveniently located within minutes to Clarinda Shopping Center, Clayton Primary School and more. An easy bus ride or drive to Clayton Shopping Strip, Monash Hospital, and Train station. This solid family home is ready for you to move in and enjoy the comforts of family living. Features: • 3 bedroom with BIR • Study/ 4th bedroom • 3 living areas • 2 bathrooms • Ducted heating & Evaporative Cooling • Garage/Workshop 2 Car Space With room for the growing family, this beautiful home will truly impress. Photo ID Required. Call David 0412 414 475
NOBLE PARK 8710 0000 390 Princes Highway
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118 Walker St Dandenong P: 9791 5922 F: 9792 2536 N IORDAY T C TU ATUHIS SA
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Doveton
Doveton
1 & 3/13 oaK aveNue
INVESTMENT WITH CLASS!
These near new units will be sold separately at Auction. Unit 1 is a spacious three bedroom double storey home with two living areas, a large kitchen with breakfast bar, two bathrooms and plenty of large windows for the winter sun. Unit 3 has a private driveway leading to a single garage. Two large bedrooms, open plan living area and large windows overlooking the private courtyard. Both are let to great Tenants with excellent returns!
auCtioN: saturday, 12th July, 2014 @ 11:00am (if not sold prior) oPeN: u1-wed 3:15-3:30 & sat 10:30-11:00 & u3-wed 3:30-3:45 & sat 10:30-11:00
17 warataH street
POTENTIAL PLUS!
Neat and tidy three bedroom home in a sought after location within walking distance of schools, shops, bus and swimming pool. Featuring polished timber floors, gas appliances, air conditioning and carport. Sited on a block measuring approximately 590m2 offering Dual Occupancy potential (STCA). Currently let to an excellent Tenant returning $245.00 per week with a lease in place till 4th April, 2015. CURRENTLY LET TO A SECURE TENANT!
auCtioN: saturday, 12th July, 2014 @ 12:30pm (if not sold prior) oPeN: wed 2:30pm to 3:00pm & sat 12:00pm to 12:30pm
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30-32 Langhorne St Dandenong P: 9794 0755 F: 9793 4777
Dandenong North
1/152 Power road
A POWER HOUSE!
This super large three bedroom home has space to spare! There is a formal lounge to the front of the home and a massive family room and separate dining. The kitchen has loads to bench space and there are three spacious bedrooms plus a study/sitting room. Extras include ducted heating, air conditioning and remote double garage. Let to excellent Tenants paying $380.00 per week with a Lease in place till 18th July, 2015. NO OWNERS CORPORATION FEES!
1 & 2/7 sabiNe aveNue
INVESTORS TAKE NOTE!
This hard to find duplex features two x 2 bedroom units on the one Title with separate driveways. Located amongst Schools, shops and many transport options including easy access to Eastlink and Monash Freeways. These well presented units feature oak kitchens, all gas appliances, two bedrooms with built in robes and updated bathrooms. Dandenong North has become a much sought after area for both investors and residents alike who recognise the potential for future growth. Buy for your future or split them later (STCA) and sell off one at a time or give them to your children when they mature. What a fantastic wedding present for them! BE AMONG THE INVESTORS!
auCtioN: saturday, 12th July, 2014 @ 2:00pm (if not sold prior) oPeN: wed 4:00pm to 4:30pm & sat 1:30pm to 2:00pm
auCtioN: saturday, 9th august, 2014 @ 12:30pm (if not sold prior) oPeN: u1-thur 2:30-2:45pm & sat 2:45-3pm & u2- thur 2:45-3pm & sat 3-3:15pm
Dandenong Central
Dandenong
4 melbe CresCeNt
LOCATION, SIZE & CLASS!
Nestled in a quiet court only 200 metres from the Dandenong Market and Plaza, this fabulous Architect designed home ticks all the boxes. Downstairs features highly polished hardwood floors, 2.7m ceilings with ornate plasterwork and large open living areas. There is a study, powder room, sensational kitchen with granite bench tops and dishwasher, two pantries and internal access to the double garage with auto doors. Upstairs comprises a family area, five roomy bedrooms and two bathrooms, one having a spa bath and granite vanity top. An outdoor decked living area is accessed from the meals area. There is ducted heating and cooling throughout. Very low maintenance garden surrounds. THE PLEASURE IS OURS!
For sale: offers by application oPeN: by appointment
This well presented four bedroom family home will amaze you at everything it has to offer. Located in the heart of Central Dandenong within minutes walk to the Dandenong Market & Plaza and around the corner from the Hospital, High School, & Primary School and easy access to both Monash Freeway and Eastlink. Featuring open plan living, lounge room with dining/meals area, modern kitchen with granite benchtops & dishwasher, ducted heating, cooling system, two bathrooms, three toilets, pergola, garage and so much more! CHARM & LIFESTYLE!
For sale: $480,000 to $520,000 oPeN: sat 11:45am to 12:15pm
Dandenong
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TOP INVESTMENT!
3 BEDROOM UNIT IN PRIME LOCATION!
A WISE INVESTMENT!
For sale: $365,000 to $395,000 oPeN: sat 1:30pm to 2:00pm
For sale: $325,000 to $345,000 oPeN: wed 3-3:30pm & sat 1-1:30pm
2/55-57 HammoNd road
6/105 mCCrae street
This young three bedroom home offers formal lounge, family plus meals area off the modern kitchen, full ensuite and walk in robe to master bedroom, powder room and ducted heating. Externally rear private gardens, pergola, garden shed, water tank and a lock up garage with auto door. Excellent Tenants paying $370.00 per week.
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Three bedroom unit set at the rear of the block, providing privacy and no street noise. Features a spacious lounge, separate kitchen/meals area and full bathroom. Currently let until November at $340.00 per week. Walk to the Dandenong CBD, train station, Dandenong Creek bike trail, Schools, shops and so much more!
Mile Mileski Sales Consultant 0417 103 325
John Ratnam Sales Consultant 0414 556 517
1C HigH street
MODERN DESIGN - TOP LOCATION!
Doveton
10/7 Keys street
1 & 2/9 marie street
Very neat and tidy first floor apartment located right in the heart of town. Large lounge with a separate kitchen, two good size bedrooms with walk in robes, designated carpark underneath with dual stair access. Walk to restaurants, train station and new Council chambers. Fantastic Tenant or Vacant Possession available.
For sale: $210,000 to $220,000 oPeN: thurs 2-2:15pm & sat 2-2:30pm Brenden Moore Sales Consultant 0433 944 335
Frank Holohan Senior Consultant
EXCELLENT TENANTS & RETURNS!
With two units on the one block and room to build another unit, this is a great opportunity. Unit 1 has two bedrooms with built in robes, polished floors, gas cooking and heating, air conditioning and ceiling fan in the lounge. Unit 2 has one bedroom with built in robes, gas cooking, polished floors and a huge backyard.
For sale: $400,000 to $420,000 oPeN: wed5-5:30pm & sat12-12:30pm
9791 5922
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STYLE AND STREET APPEAL A timeless and classically beautifully family home, that is the Colorado - the lastest design from Premier Builders. With an American style facade, reminiscent of something that may be found in the stylish Hamptons, it is a style with plenty of curb appeal. The aim, as with anything from Premier Builders, is to provide something with a point of difference from other
houses on the market. Attention to detail is paramount as are the little finishing touches and flourishes that are not normally seen in new houses these days. The Colorado features a gas fireplace in the lounge and real timber floorboards throughout. The stunning kitchen features three skylights while there are
impressive vaulted ceilings in the kitchen to dining area. The dining area also features large windows to increase the natural light. There is also a servery window to help bring the outside in and visa versa, bridging the gap between the kitchen and alfresco area. And, of course, because that is what any growing family needs,
there is plenty of storage throughout. Alternative layouts are available and Premier Builders will customise the plans to suit the block. Check out the display house at Red Maple Drive in the Casiana Grove Estate at Cranbourne West or talk to Premier Builders, Shop 4, 35 Woods Street, Beaconsfield. Phone 1300 PREMIER.
438 WESt JiNDiviCk ROAD JiNDiviCk Exceptional Jindivick Location - Exceptional Views Situated right in the heart of Jindivick’s showplace farmland, amidst some of Australia’s most fertile & reliable rainfall country this 128 acre undulating, heavy carrying, chocolate soils property has the best in pastures for beef or dairy (dairy not in use). Solid 1960’s, 3BR home + a number of sheds. A property with one of the most appealing aspects anywhere in the region - 95km from Melb. AUCtiON: Saturday 19th July 2014, 1pm - On Site tERMS: 10% Deposit – Settlement 60/90 Days internet iD: wg3410 View property and more details at www.sej.com.au
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Drouin 29-31 Princes Way
T 03 9793 4455 faceyindustrial.com.au 6 Clow Street, Dandenong VIC 3175
5625 3911 Investment Sale
Gov't Backed Tenant
Deadline Sale closing on or before 18 July at 5pm
72 McIntosh Road Athlone VIA Drouin South
Highly Productive 205 Acre Farm
PRIME CORNER INVESTMENT
• 10 minutes to Drouin & M1 freeway • Land gently undulating lowing down to river lats • Divided into 40 paddocks with 4.7 meg river license • Spacious 4 bedroom BV home. Ensuite + study • High rainfall area with quality pastures • 13 swing over herringbone dairy • 4 bay hay shed, auto bale feeders & silo • Large machinery shed, tack room & stable • Great Views over farm from living areas • 40 x 20 sand arena • Several smaller horse paddocks
• ERMHA Inc – government back tenant • Lease 5 years commenced 1st Sept 2012 • Rent $90,000pa + GST and applicable outgoings
Size: 390m2 For Sale: Circa 7.5% by deadline sale Contact: Graham ‘Josh’ Kendall – 0418 322 443 • Property Management
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236 Springvale Road, Springvale
17 Burrapike Avenue, Springvale 3A 2B 1C This one owner residence home kept in excellent condition. Located within minutes walk to Springvale library, Killester Catholic high school, Springvale S/C, bus stop & train station. This great, classic looking home features:3 good size brs, BIRs, Classic kitchen, Bright lounge room; decking; Central ducted heating, split A/C system; wall heater; Respray roof, new colour bond guttering, roller shutter.
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Perched on the high side of the street overlooking the new Jackson View Estate to the hills, this solid three-bedroom split-level home has been refurbished by the existing owners. Originally designed to enjoy the views, the home has been built with the lounge room at the front with large corner windows and open fireplace, just two steps down from the rest of the home. The dining room and kitchen adjoin this area and three bedrooms along the back of the home have views of the back garden. A large north facing elevated outdoor area is ideally suited for entertaining friends, or just a quiet morning coffee on your own. The kitchen, bathroom, toilet and laundry have all been renovated recently. Features include an electric under-bench oven, gas cooktops, dishwasher, ducted heating, gas heater and air-conditioner unit. Original polished hardwood floors throughout are in immaculate condition. Externally there is a single garage with tilt door and under-house storage area, covered outdoor entertainment area and garden shed. Situated on an approximately quarter-acre block, it is an easy walk to the primary school and town centre.
Auction Saturday 9th August At 11.30 am View Thu: 4.00-4.30pm Sat: 11.00-11.30am Agent
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PETER WILLIAMS REAL ESTATE, 5625 3911 LYNNE MARTIN, 0400 532 200 74 MCNEILLY ROAD INSPECT: BY APPOINTMENT PRICE: $292,000 PRIVATE SALE
7 Olympic Avenue, Springvale South 3A 1B 2C Close to all facilities this home is set on approx 670m2 & would suit a dual occupancy or multi-unit development (STCA). Alternatively it is great family home offering 3BRs, BIRs. Large L shape lounge leads to formal dining area. Practical kitchen with gas cooking opens to extra dining area, hardwood timber floor, ducted heating, A/C, veranda, lovely garden, plenty of parking spaces ideal for truck.
19 Belmont Court, Springvale 4A 2B 2C This cream brick family home situated in a quiet and in one of the high demand area of Springvale. Close to Springvale library, shopping centre, school, bus stop and Springvale train station. Offers 3 brs plus study/4th bedroom; 2 living rooms; 2 bathrooms, 2 toilets; Updated kitchen, gas cooking and gas heater; Large lock up garage plus many parking spaces & a good size block with 24m wide frontage.
Auction Saturday 26th July At 11.30am View Wed: 4.30-5pm Sat: 1-1.30pm Agent
Daniel Nguyen 0488 818 918 George Urosevic 0400 673 566
Auction Saturday 2nd August At 11.30 am View Thu: 4.30-5.00pm Sat: 11.45-12.15pm Agent
Daniel Nguyen 0488 818 918 George Urosevic 0400 673 566
9 Beevers Street, Footscray 4A 3B 1C
Selling
Located in a ‘’high demand’’ suburb close to Melbourne CBD, this three level architect designed house offers: 3 brs plus an entertainment room/4th br; master has WIR, Ensuite & spa bath; 2 large living rooms; timber floorboard; Heating&Ducted Cooling System; down lights; 2 powder rooms; remote garage
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Price
$700,000 plus
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NEW HOMES & LAND
BUILD WITH THE COMPLETE PACKAGE WITH generations of knowledge and experience in the building industry, Red Bluff Homes is the builder to see when looking to build. It has more than 35 years’ experience building homes in the Melbourne metro area and in regional Victoria - specialising in new homes and providing complete interior and exterior design services.
But, more than that, staff listen to their customers. The company can build from Red Bluff plans or from their customers’ plans and put the home-owners’ ideas into their standard designs. With so much experience, slopping and difficult blocks are not a problem and they have a wide range of designs that can be tailored to suit
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Drouin - 122 and 124 Jackson Drive, Drouin. If unattended, do not hesitate to contact Peter Konjevic on 0418 515 755. Warragul - 6 Cedarwood Drive, Warragul. If unattended, do not hesitate to contact Peter Konjevic on 0418 515 755. For all metro inquires call Angie Williams at the Keysborough office on 9709 0400 or 0423 398 183.
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You’ll find the details on our website. Or, better still, visit an Arden display home to really see and feel for yourself why our homes stand out for design, style and sheer liveability. Arden homes feature picture windows (usually only found in more expensive homes), innovative sun courts, luxury inclusions and light-filled interiors. Spaces flow together to add drama and interest; bedrooms are zoned separately for study and sleep; and rooms are generously proportioned. Sun courts flood interiors with light and actually increase the usable interior space. But it’s not just our homes that are different. We offer real design flexibility allowing you to switch and swap rooms and walls to suit your building block, orientation to the sun or family needs. We’re also upfront about the pricing of display homes extras and the real value of our homes and inclusions. With $14,000 additional value on offer, there’ll never be a better time to step up to your dream home.
Call 8787 1321 *Offer applies to Aspire range only
DISPLAY LOCATIONS Clyde North Berwick Waters Estate Cnr Flowerbloom Crescent/Lilydale Avenue 8787 1321 Cranbourne East Parks Edge Estate 64 Prendergast Avenue 8787 1322
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Casiana Grove Estate Riverview 266, Sorrento 328, Queenscliff 416 11 Red Maple Dr Cranbourne West, VIC 3977
Parks Edge Estate Avalon 247, Newport 361
32 Pegasus Rd Cranbourne West, VIC 3977
Berwick Waters Estate Clovelly 276, Waratah 339, Breamlea 504 60 Flowerbloom Cr North Clyde, VIC 3978
150 Prendergast Ave Cranbourne, VIC 3977
27 Silkwood Dr Warragul, VIC 3820
70 - 78 Vesper Dr Narre Warren, VIC 3805
Phone: 9704 4050 Open 7 days 11am - 5pm
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Phone: 9704 4030 Open 7 days 11am - 5pm
Phone: 0409 554 394 Open 7 days 11am - 5pm
Phone: 9704 4040 Open Sat-Sun 11am - 5pm
Ambrosia Estate Whistler 324, Glenaire 396
Vesper Drive Displays Clovelly 191, Narrabeen 197
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This property is elevated and conveniently located close to all amenities, only minutes away from Hampton Park Shopping Centre, Monash Freeway access, Hallam Train Station, bus stops and schools. The outstanding open plan living starts off with a huge formal lounge area among the hostess kitchen with new stainless steel appliances including dishwasher, island bench top, large fridge space and plenty of cupboard space overlooking the meals area. There are three good sized bedrooms, the master bedroom with full-ensuite and walk-in wardrobe. Other bedrooms featuring built-in wardrobes. Central is the main bathroom with
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discover the Mornington Peninsula’s fastest growing area land from $167,100
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0423 398 183
Environmentally-sensitive living close to schools, public transport, the marina and redeveloped foreshore precinct. Titled home sites are now available.
Hodgins Road, Hastings Freecall 1800 KINGS CREEK (1800 546 472)
www.kingscreek.com.au
* Hastings is the fastest growing area within the Mornington Peninsula, growing at over twice the rate of the balance of the shire. Source: Mornington Peninsula Shire 2011-2016 population statistics.
LAND NOW SELLING FROM $178,000
Life in the park. Find out why Clarinda Park, Cranbourne’s newest community hub is the centre of attention. Construction has begun on a variety of allotments surrounded by superb parkland, a future Primary School, shopping centre and state-of-the-art sporting facilities. Visit the on-site Sales Oice to discover how modern living can be a walk in the park for your family.
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$139,950 + Site Costs ** 3 Bedroom + Double Garage Inclusions: Floor Coverings, Driveway, Landscaping, Blinds, Standard Inclusions, Fly Doors, Clothesline, Remote Garage Door & Dishwasher.
From $361,000 3 Bedroom + Study & Double Garage. Fitzroy Street Lakeside, Pakenham. Only 5% Deposit. Balance at Settlement.
See our Sales Consultant on site every Saturday.
9.00am — 11.00am
DISPLAYS NOW OPEN SAT—WED: 11.00am - 5.00pm
4—10 Bonnington Boulevard, Clyde North.
OVER $18,000 WORTH OF EXTRAS INCLUDED WHEN YOU BUILD A PROFINE HOME ON YOUR LAND.
CONTACT FOR FURTHER INFORMATION Sales Consultant: Alfred Grilli M: 0409 781 671 E: alfred@profine.com.au
Head Office: 3 Dallas Court, Hallam 3803 PH: (03) 9796 3944 VISIT: www.profine.com.au
Images are for illustrative purposes only. Profine reserves the right to terminate this offer at any time without notice. Offers are not combined or in conjunction with any other offers. ** This price is based on Profine’s Conrad plan, Price is based on your land. See full conditions for more details
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RUG UP FOR INCREASING WINTER SALES THAT ARE SET TO WARM THE HEART ENZO RAIMONDO
CEO Real Estate Institute of Victoria
It’s the season for red wine and open fires, for skiing and snowboarding, for chunky soups and the heating on high. In the past, that meant fewer property sellers and buyers, as homeowners tucked themselves in for the winter. Now, though, agents report the selling season has extended beyond the always-busy autumn into the cooler months - and not just for chalets and apartments in the mountains. Sellers are capitalising on their homes’ winter appeal, both features and location, and agents are marketing properties to attract
winter buyers. This ranges from the high peaks of the state’s far north-east to small-acreage farm getaways and even to coastal areas of Victoria. With good snowfalls reported in the past fortnight, an agent in Mount Beauty, at the base of the Falls Creek Alpine Village, is already advertising a home as “warm and inviting”. A Mansfield agency’s information about a Falls Creek apartment makes mention of its heated floors. Another for sale at Mount Hotham has a gas log fire or the new owners can warm up on a balcony
with a hot tub. There is even a heated garage car space for the successful buyer. Coastal regions - perhaps surprisingly - are also benefiting from the increased winter action. While some seaside real estate agencies used to report slower sales in winter, with staff taking the chance for a holiday, they now report the number of winter buyers increasing. Many visitors prefer the lure of the coast on a stormy winter’s day. For those who look carefully, there is always the chance of an off-season bargain as the number of visitors to the coast falls over
the winter period. One coastal location in Melbourne’s west that continues to be popular in the winter months is seaside Warrnambool, which in the past 10 years has averaged a 12 per cent increase between March and June, a sizable growth when many Victorians are focusing more heavily on the fireplace than the property market. Another indication of interest in coastal areas can be found much closer to Melbourne’s outer fringe. The clifftop town of Mount Eliza on the Mornington Peninsula has averaged a 5.1 per cent price increase in the past decade.
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Open 12-5pm Sat-Thurs
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NARRE WARREN 70-78 Vesper Drive Narre Warren Melway Ref: 110 B4 Open 7 days, 11.00am – 5.00pm
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Located in the Heart of Pakenham * Leading home builders * Parks and wetlands * Walk to train and Town centre
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NEW RELEASE. NOW SELLING. 19 LOTS IN STAGE 11A
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Ranging in size from 627m2 - 660m2 A quiet and seculded location Register you details now at
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Roger Davis Pty Ltd Suite 1, 624 Ferntree Gully Road Cnr Brandon Park Dve, Wheelers Hill
PHONE: 9560 5000
CRANBOURNE (MELWAYS REF 133 B6) Sat-Wed 12-5pm The Esprit
GRANDVUE BOULEVARD OFFICER ON DISPLAY: Sat-Wed 12-5pm The Wentworth The Cottesloe
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PICK AND PLACE YOUR PERFECT HOME SOMETIMES it is hard for buyers to pinpoint just what they want in a new home without actually seeing it. The Brown Property Group Display Village, located at The Avenue at Casey estate, gives buyers the chance to see just what their new home could and would look like. The newly open display village features a range of new homes from some of Melbourne’s best builders. Buyers can take the time to walk through the range of new and exciting home designs and find the one that best suits all their needs.
Builders currently on display include Metricon, with an impressive eight homes on display, Carlisle, Simonds and East West Homes with more on the way! There is also ample parking at the display village which is located at the corner of Thompsons Road and Stoneleigh Road, Cranbourne North. And once buyers have found their new dream home they should jump in the car and take a short drive down to Clyde North’s newest residential community Highgrove. With a strong emphasis on community and
open spaces, Highgrove unites four precincts around a beautifully landscaped central neighbourhood park while smaller parks are nestled within the heart of each precinct. With its convenient location in Clyde North and with reach of ample shopping, education and community facilities, it’s easy to see why the first stage of this community has been selling strongly. With its range of lot options to suit all buyers, and with a standard lot depth of 32 metres, the estate ensures that future residents are sure to find a
block that will suit all of their family’s needs. Highgrove has everything residents need close at hand, without intruding into their personal living space, so it is an ideal location to raise a family, big or small. For more information, call Linda on 1800 444 447 or visit highgrove.com.au. Would-be buyers can also visit the Highgrove Sales and Information Centre which is located on the corner of Berwick– Cranbourne Road and Pattersons Road, Clyde North.
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• Features include 4 great sized bedrooms with built in robes (master with walk in robe), 2 updated bathrooms, dining area, updated kitchen, undercover entertainment area, nice sized backyard, ducted heating & split system cooling Auction $400,000+ Saturday 26th of July 3:00pm On Site View Wed 5:40-6:00pm Sat 12:20-12:40pm
• Featuring: L-Shaped lounge, gas cooking and ample cupboard space in the kitchen, ducted heating & cooling, single carport and shed • Located close to Local shops, schools and public transport Exculsive $360,000+ View Private Inspection
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Ben Jusufi 0406 026 542 Endeavour Hills 9708 0555
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HIT THE LIKE BUTTON ON HUTTON!
• Features: 3 good-sized bedrooms, master with a full ensuite, a massive living area with an electric heater & Wall A/C. This home also includes a kitchen which has electric cooking, dishwasher, ample cupboard space and an adjoining family/meals area.
• Features include balcony, open plan kitchen, large living zone, immaculate paint, tiles and design, secure carpark, feature gardens and modern bathroom.
Exculsive $340,000+ View Private Inspection
Exculsive $280,000+ View Wed 5:00-5:20pm Sat 11:40-12:00pm
Ben Jusufi 0406 026 542 Endeavour Hills 9708 0555
Mark Hilder 0400 500 752 Dandenong 9793 4833
57B Heatherton Rd
20 Langhorne St
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Judy Thanh Truc 0432 898 898 Emma Tuyet 0468 923 898 Glen Waverley 8588 5288
Uniquely designed 5 year old double storey home elegantly styled for entertaining. High ceilings, abundant natural light, generous rooms spacious and warm. 4 bedrooms with BIR; ensuite stunning gourmet kitchen, 3 bathrooms, office & double garage with internal access. Video intercom, downlights and air-conditioning come fully integrated.
265A Springvale Road
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Judy Thanh Truc 0432 898 898 Emma Tuyet 0468 923 898 Glen Waverley 03 8588 5288 265A Springvale Road
Sold. • 25 Aurisch Avenue Glen Waverley Sold by Ken Chen for $2,150,000 • 9 Redleaf Way Wheelers Hill Sold By Alex Tan for $932,000 • 23 Diosma Drive Glen Waverley Sold by Judy Thanh Truc in 24 hours for $778,000 • 17 Notre Dame Parade Sold By Nuria Jewell in 6 days for $738,000 • 15 Kinnoull Grove Sold By Ken Chen And Anita Meng within 48 hours for $1,253,000
Land 421-480 sqm Botanic Ridge Lot 1003, 1004, 1006 and 1007 Settlers Run
• 21 College Court Glen Waverley Sold by Pan Zhang for $2,410,000
• 34 Union Grove Springvale Sold By Judy Thanh Truc within 7 days for $660,800 • 4 Union Grove Springvale Sold By Judy Thanh Truc within 14 Days for $650,000 • 3 Rose Street Doncaster Sold By Dennis Chen for $ 2,100,000 • 4 Pearl Court Noble Park Sold by Chris within 24 hours for $440,000 • 63 Kionga Street Clayton Sold by Danny The Hung for $705,000 • 2 Morton Street Clayton Sold By Danny The Hung for $770,000
Vacant Land with Million Dollar Views With Botanic Ridge voted the 3rd most bullet proof investment suburb in Melbourne by the Australian Property Investment Magazine and with the average sale price of homes exceeding $500K why wouldn’t you live or invest in Melbourne’s best kept secret. Choose from a selection of premium blocks of land, all offering views of the Dandenong Ranges, beautiful CBD skyline and the Western Port Bay.
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Call us today and take advantage of this strong activity. LJ Hooker Glen Waverley 03 8588 5288 265a Springvale Road Glen Waverley, VIC, 3150
Joseph Ngo 0411 899 898 Thien Ly 0411 872 898 Glen Waverley 8588 5288
LJ Hooker Box Hill 03 9939 3999 953 Whitehorse Road Box Hill, VIC, 3128
LJ Hooker Doncaster 03 9855 8889 Suite 4/857-859 Doncaster Rd Doncaster, VIC, 3108
265A Springvale Road
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Berwick 66 Ridgemont Drive
Two Living Areas with Possible Subdivision on 677sqm!
Designed to Entertain
Comprising of 3 good sized bedrooms with BIR’s, formal lounge, kitchen overlooking the meals area, rumpus room, ducted heating and evaporative cooling, reverse cycle split, alarm system, outdoor pergola, outdoor 6 seated spa, single carport, three garden sheds, two water tanks and beautiful landscaped gardens.
Beautifully presented five bedroom home - formal lounge and formal dining, hostess kitchen, family area, private balcony, ducted heating, numerous split systems, C-Bus wiring throughout the home, down lights, powder room downstairs, the large alfresco with an extended decking, a double remote garage with internal access and much more.
For Sale $310,000+ View By Appointment Aren 0403 613 988
For Sale $480,000+ View Saturday 2.30 – 2.50pm John 0411 873 123
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Hampton Park 9702 8388
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Clyde North 78 Mackillop Way
Immaculate Home with Rumpus Room on 788sqm!
Young Home at Exceptional Value!
Stunning three bedroom home - formal lounge, formal dining, kitchen with dishwasher, breakfast bar overlooking the meals area and retreat area, large rumpus room, two reverse cycle heating and cooling split systems, an air conditioner, ceiling fans, solar panels, large yard, garden shed, outdoor pergola area, single lock up garage plus a single carport.
Three bedroom home, only 3 years young and still under builders warranty - formal lounge area, hostess kitchen with pantry, meals area, ducted heating, a central bathroom and toilet, a double remote garage with the added security benefit of internal access and well sized backyard.
For Sale $320,000+ View By Appointment Aren 0403 613 988
For Sale From $330,000+ View Saturday 12.00 – 12.20pm Tim 0411 989 344
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Hampton Park 9702 8388
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The keys to the city GREATER Dandenong’s main attractions and landmarks are brightening up a free bus. Tiny illustrations of Dandenong Oasis, Drum Theatre, Dandenong Market and Dandenong Plaza now appear on the city’s free shuttle bus, which also has a new stop. Travellers can now board and disembark on Walker Street, directly opposite Dandenong’s new civic centre. The stop will be trialled until October, when a decision will be made about whether it should stay. City of Greater Dandenong provides the city shuttle free of charge. It operates between 9.15am and 5.15pm, Monday to Saturday, starts at Dandenong Railway Station and stops at eight designated points before returning to the station. The bus seats 32 passengers and has two doors and a low-lying floor for easy access for prams and shopping jeeps. Designer Ching Ching Lee and mayor Jim Memeti. 123039
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Tattoo link to keysborough bank robbery POLICE have re-released CCTV footage of a man who was allegedly involved in the armed robbery of a Keysborough bank last month. Detective Senior Constable Dean Hedge of Greater Dandenong police’s Embona taskforce said further inspection of the footage revealed a mark possibly a tattoo - on the man’s neck behind his left ear. The man had allegedly handed a note and demanded cash from a bank teller in
Parkmore Shopping Centre on Cheltenham Road between 1.30pm and 2pm on 13 May. The teller, seeing the man’s hand inside his jacket, believed the man was armed and complied with the demands. The man, who fled along Cheltenham Road, was described as of Caucasian appearance and unshaven with blue eyes, brown collar-length hair and of medium build. Any information to Crime Stoppers on 1800 333 000.
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And Bob’s your uncle By CASEY NEILL BERT Glinka has been coming to Uncles Smallgoods in Dandenong since he was a kid. Now the 27-year-old and business partner Brendan D’Amelio, 29, own the place. They last week received an $8000 City of Greater Dandenong Economic Development Unit (EDU) business grant to grow the 127 Thomas Street establishment. They are continuing the traditions former owners and husband and wife team Marian and Nora started 20 years ago, but have added Young Uncles Coffee and Sandwich Bar to the storefront. “They were really happy that we popped up,” Mr Glinka said. “Business was going really well for them. When they started thinking about retirement they lost the passion that they had. They’re glad to see it with some fresh life now.” The Young Uncles have been learning the ropes since they took over. “We didn’t actually focus on changing anything or growing, just basically learning all the processes,” Mr Glinka said. Some things won’t change.
Bert Glinka, Mayor Jim Mementi and Brendan D’Amelio. 22748 Picture: GARY SISSONS
“The way we make our smallgoods, everything’s done by hand,” he said. “The community’s been quite supportive of us and happy that someone’s stepped up. They want to see the quality stay the way it has been.” And Marian is keeping a close eye on things to ensure that continues. “He’s here once or twice a week to help us out with any issues or questions,” Mr Glinka said. It was Uncles’ traditional sausages that hooked Mr Glinka as a child, and it was this product he and Mr D’Amelio
took to festivals in a van - their first foray into the food world. They served up Polish sausages with sauerkraut and pickles in brioche buns. “At our first festival we sold 1200 sausages,” he said. “It really propelled us to take this on.” Up to 300 people come through Young Uncles’ door each day. “It’s everything that we enjoy about Melbourne cafe culture and food, here in Dandenong,” Mr Glinka said. “We just wanted to fill a gap, have quality speciality coffee and create something
that hasn’t been here before.” They use the ham, bacon and sausage they smoke on the premises and source other ingredients locally. “We feel connected to the community. Our parents have shopped at Dandenong Market forever,” Mr Glinka said. “We like what’s happening now with Thomas Street.” He said the area struggled during recent construction. “Now it’s getting some new life and we want to just fly a flag in terms of the cafe world,” he said. “We want to encourage other people to do the same thing, make Dandenong a nicer place to be.” Young Uncles has focused on healthy menu options, but has kept Wednesday Wieners - “Polish sausage in a bun with the option of sauerkraut”. Coffee is a big part of the Young Uncles experience and the council’s financial support has boosted demand for the brew. They now have the coffee machine they always wanted. “By buying this new coffee machine we’ve been able to pump out the coffee that we want,” Mr Glinka said. “We’ve seen a direct link with more people coming in for coffee.”
Afghanistan now means business, not war By CAM LUCADOU-WELLS BUSINESS ties have been quickly knotted since an historic AustraliaAfghanistan Business Council economic conference in Dandenong two weeks ago, say organisers. One of the beneficiaries is Keysborough manufacturer Bescon Industries, which landed a $400,000-plus annual deal to export its concrete products, packaging and tools into Afghanistan. The business council says it is one of at least six recent activities to have cemented Greater Dandenong companies into the booming Afghan market within a week of networking at the conference. Another significant outcome from the conference was the formation of an advisory board to create an Australian university in Afghanistan. Early interest has been garnered from Deakin and Victoria universities, according to the business council. Bescon managing director Vince Greco had headed to the conference, keen to meet some of the 80 international delegates and expand his company’s international business. He estimates about 40 per cent of its
Rory Costelloe with examples of public art at Villawood’s Armstrong Creek development. products are sold overseas in Malaysia, Indonesia, Cyprus and Vietnam. Hameed Kochai, president of his own Afghanistan-based construction company, heard about Bescon’s products at the conference and recognised there was a vacant niche. “I wanted to take it there to Afganistan and expose it,” he said.
Mr Kochai, knowing the glut of construction projects, was quick to sign on Bescon on as an exclusive supplier throughout Afghanistan. Australian companies have been slow to tap into the Kabul boom in areas such as education, mining, construction and transport. Of the nation’s US$4.4 billion annual trade, 32 per cent is with the US and 0.2
per cent with Australia, according to the Australia-Afghanistan Business Council. Bashir Keshtiar, president of the business council, said last week the event was significant because it was “the first time the two countries got to talk about trade and business investment, rather than war and international aid”. “Before last week no-one in Afghanistan knew of Dandenong. We’re prepared to say we made history.” “My aim was to change the picture of Afghanistan in a positive way, that it’s not just a war-torn country but a land of opportunity.” Mr Keshtiar said the country had changed for the better, since he fled during the Russian occupation 28 years ago. “I returned last year. This time we didn’t have a curfew. After midnight, you couldn’t hear any gunshots. “In the past 10 years, the people of Afghanistan have learnt to become a mature society that is involved in the international community. “They’ve seen the benefits of doing business. They don’t want to miss those opportunities again.”
Sign of the times AN outdoor advertising company has failed in its bid to install a 19.5-metre high V-shaped billboard facing both directions of EastLink traffic at 67 Popes Road, Keysborough. Victorian Civil and Administrative Tribunal member Vicki Davies ruled against iOM Pty Ltd’s proposed twinpanel billboard mounted on a pole on industrial land about 40 metres from the tollway. The proposal had been earlier rejected by Greater Dandenong Council and was also opposed by tollway operator Connect East. The council, at the behest of Connect East, last year adopted a planning scheme amendment discouraging signage near the tollway that would have an adverse visual impact. The amendment has yet to be approved by Planning Minister Matthew Guy. Ms Davies stated that tollway operator ConnectEast’s support for a policy discouraging advertising signs was “controversial”. “Its support of the proposed policy and its objection to this proposed sign, just outside the corridor, would certainly have more credibility if there were no major promotion signs with the corridor and ConnectEast did not earn revenue from such signs.” Ms Davies found the sign was not appropriate because it would be a “dominant element” in views from EastLink. It did not achieve a standard “appropriate to the importance of the adjacent transport route”. - CAM LUCADOU-WELLS
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A DANDENONG bread, made of a 100-year-old starter transplanted from Poland, has been given top honours at one of Australia’s most prestigious food awards. Polish Rye Crust Bakery’s signature bread - the Polish rye - won a gold medal in this year’s Royal Melbourne Fine Food Awards’ bread and baked goods category. The bakery’s multigrain and plain sourdough breads took out the silver and bronze medals. Co-owner Hanna Lipiszko said this was her heavily-awarded bakery’s greatest achievement.
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SPRINGVALE Garden Club’s July guest speaker is Tek Marko, who will talk about aloe and rare bulbs. New members are made most welcome. Springvale Senior Citizens Hall, The Crescent, Springvale. Wednesday 16 July. 7.30pm for an 8pm start. The $2 entry includes supper, door prizes and trading table. Call Cheryl Johnson on 9551 3197 for more information.
A GIANT soccer ball jumping castle is on its way to Dandenong Civic Centre. The World Cupthemed event for kids will also feature inflatable goals and activities. Mayor Jim Memeti, left, tried it out last week. Dandenong Civic Centre, corner Lonsdale and Walker streets, Dandenong. Thursday 10 July, noon to 5pm.
My Story - Our Future A NEW exhibition at Heritage Hill is showcasing Dandenong Koorie Youth Group’s creativity, language and culture. There’ll be an opening event to celebrate the work that will include a welcome to country and light refreshments. Heritage Hill, 66 McCrae Street, Dandenong. Monday 14 July at 5.30pm. RSVP is essential for the launch. Call 9793 4511. The exhibition is open to the public from 10am to 4pm Monday to Friday and noon to 4pm Sundays.
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A KEYSBOROUGH hairdresser is holding a morning tea to help some of Thailand’s most vulnerable people get a new lease on life. Carmela Ercolano will travel to Thailand on 8 August to deliver wheelchairs to four people she met on her previous holiday there. She’s raised $600 for her project so far and needs about $1600 to buy four wheelchairs. 1 Scotch Avenue, Keysborough.
GREATER Dandenong Bunnings stores will hold free DIY workshops each weekend in July. Flooring, home organisation and tree planting will be among workshop topics for adults. Workshops for kids will cover game making, mosaics and more. Saturdays and Sundays throughout July. Adult DIY workshops are held at 11am, 12.30pm and 2pm. Kids DIY workshop times vary so
there’s a large stage for breakdancing rehearsal. City of Greater Dandenong’s Youth Services runs the free program. Noble Park Community Centre, Memorial Drive, Noble Park. Mondays, 4.30pm to 7pm (except public holidays). Call 9793 2155 or Facebook message www.facebook.com/ cgdyouthservices for more information.
The Mad Hatter ALICE in Wonderland characters will present tricks and illusions that will have audience members’ heads spinning. The free event is for children aged five and over. No booking is required. Dandenong Library, 225 Lonsdale Street, Dandenong. Thursday 10 July, 11am. Call 1300 630 920 or see library staff for more information.
The Magic Flute contact the store. Bunnings Warehouse Dandenong, 1-5 Gladstone Road, 8792 9500. Bunnings Warehouse Keysborough, corner Springvale and Cheltenham roads, 8796 7100. Bunnings Warehouse Springvale, 849 Princes Highway, 8558 7300.
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Game On THE Game On Basketball Program is for 12 to 25-year-olds who enjoy basketball and breakdancing. Participants can join in the casual basketball games with their own team or join another team, and
A NEW production of Mozart’s The Magic Flute will premiere at the Drum Theatre. There will be a live chamber orchestra and a cast of Australia’s leading singers. The Magic Flute is a quest for wisdom and true love and this new adaption takes inspiration from the movies and is set in 1930s Egypt. Drum Theatre, corner Lonsdale and Walker streets, Dandenong. Friday 11 and Saturday 12 July, 7.30pm. The show is 160 minutes with interval. Tickets are from $40. Visit www.drumtheatre.com.au or call 9771 6666.
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important, unusual or infamous. Each tour is unique and runs for 90 minutes. Dandenong Community Cemetery, Kirkham Road, Dandenong South. Sunday 20 July, 2pm. The $15 fee includes a light afternoon tea. Bookings are essential. Call 0411 399 449.
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V Personal ACTIVE MAN, would like to meet a lady 50-65yo for companionship. Likes the country life and outings. Prefer an Asian type. 5995 8315.
V Firewood DRY REDGUM SPLIT, Free delivery all areas. Ph: 0417 324 380.
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V Garden /Outdoor ALL TREE WORKS Pruning, shaping, removals. Mulching/sales, free quotes. John 0401 623 500. PRUNING FRUIT TREES and roses, 3 generations' family experience. Jeff: 5941 3281, 0418 386 519.
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Employment V Professional
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Please contact Matt Guida 0409982686 or email mguida@forceaccess.com.au V Positions Vacant
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FORKLIFT DRIVER /PICKER Must have experience in Double Deep and Reach Forklift. Call Fiorelli Group on 9703 2011
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NISSAN, Pulsar, sedan, 2005, auto, PS, CC, AC, CL, immobiliser, 4 speaker stereo/CD. 59,000kms, EC, reg Feb 2015, TZV-904. $9,900. Drouin, Ph: 0433 904 488. NISSAN, Pulsar Sport, 1.8L 5 speed, 2001, sedan, factory mags, motor needs attention, no reg or RWC. VIN: JN1CBAN16A0003178. $650ono. 0407 599 616.
ISUZU, bus, 11m long, 49 passengers, luggage bins, RWC, VIN: JALLT111PJ300070. $15,000. 0447 331 222.
V Motorcycles DUCATI, red, 2002, 900 Super Sport, only 5,194kms, VIN: ZBMU1OOAA28011560. RWC, 12 months reg. one owner, full service history and receipts. Must sell. $11,000. 0435 737 942. Koo Wee Rup.
TOYOTA, Coaster bus, 2003, 20 passengers, AC, RWC, VIN: JTGFG528209500018. $26,000. 0447 331 222.
FORD FAIRLANE Ghia. 6 cyl 1995. Reg to 10/14. Under 220,000kms. Same owner since 2000. Excellent condition. $3,000ono with RWC, $2,500 without RWC. 5945 7747 Pakenham. HOLDEN, HR ute, white, set up for VK injected 6, trimatic, 9" diff, unfinished, bought as is, sell as is. Engine no. VK561644. $5,500. Phone: 0435 737 942. Koo Wee Rup.
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HYUNDAI GETZ, 2007, Yellow, 4 door manual, 76,000kms, service books, A/C, EC inside and outside, RWC, reg 08/14, WYQ-935, Beaconsfield, $7000 negotiable, 0408 811 176 or 9707 2608 after 5pm.
WINNEBAGO MOTORHOME 2002, it has only done 30,000km since new, 1 owner, has been garaged for a number of years. Seperate toilet and shower, sleeps 6, it has a 2 door fridge freezer which runs off gas and main power, stove oven that has never been used, microwave oven. It has a reversing camera, tow bar, heating/cooling system through out also stereo and UHF radio. Rego till 18th September 2014, $80,000ono. Phone Garry on 0429 935 380.
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TRAILER, 2800 x 5600, has a cage, good condition. $750. 0488 590 248.
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HOLDEN, panel van, 1983, 8 cyliner 4.2, PS, gas and petrol, reg 14 Aug 2014, PVL-511. $9,500. 0400 896 035. HONDA, Accord Euro, 2004, VGC, reg SQI-709, RWC, $8000. Without RWC $7,500. A/H 0417 360 208.
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It’s only the Lonie... By JARROD POTTER SIZE isn’t everything for Victoria Country’s most valuable player Jack Lonie. The Dandenong Stingrays co-captain Lonie, 17, from Seaford, is punching well above his 174-centimetre, 67-kilogram frame as he starred in multiple matches at the NAB AFL Under-18 National Championships. Although the campaign soured for Vic Country - as they tumbled to third on the table with back-to-back disappointing losses to South Australia and Western Australia - Lonie impressed the Vic Country coaches and selection panel to earn their coveted trophy as the most valuable in regional Victoria. “It’s a great honour obviously and to get the MVP with such a prestigious group and a lot of talented footballers it’s very good,” Lonie said. “Playing for all of Vic Country, the coaches showed me what my role was and I tried to play that to the best of my ability and that’s the main thing. “To finish like we did was a bit disappointing… it was a tough game and credit to South Australia they were probably too good for us… we really could not get ourselves into the game.” Lonie averaged 14.5 possessions a game, including a 25 possession game against old enemy Vic Metro and his personal favourite - a 24-disposal haul against Western Australia at Fremantle Oval where he kicked four goals. “Probably the WA game… played my best game of the carnival… it was a great win as
well… to sing the song was the bonus after the game… and play like I did was very pleasing,” Lonie said. There’s still “fire in the belly” for Lonie to avenge last year’s disastrous end to the TAC Cup finals’ campaign. Otherwise he’s focused on the week-to-week efforts of captaincy at Dandenong. Lonie’s TAC Cup coach Craig Black said his prowess deserves recognition and his leadership qualities should not be underrated either. “You take away his height - he’s a fantastic competitor and I really do believe he’s turning into a really good leader at the footy club,” Black said. “Talks to kids and keeps them all in the same direction… as a footballer he’s fantastic and doing everything… he’s just as happy tackling and putting pressure on as he is kicking goals.” “Fantastic effort to win the Most Valuable Player for Vic Country with some really good potential number one draft picks in that group like Pat McCartin and others.” Lonie will be available for TAC Cup selection this weekend when Dandenong faces Bendigo at Shepley Oval on Saturday from 1pm.
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Dandenong Stingrays’ co-captain Jack Lonie earned Vic Country’s Most Valuable Player award. 123400 Picture: AFL VICTORIA
Rugby in the blood By JARROD POTTER
Marching together proudly into Cardinia Life, the Special Olympics’ Dandenong Valley region gets ready to compete in the State Winter Games. 123284 Picture: ROB CAREW
By JARROD POTTER THEY beamed with pride from the tips of their toes to the top of their green, blue and white beanies. Special Olympics Dandenong Valley region athletes marched joyfully into Pakenham’s Cardinia Life as part of a grand Olympic opening ceremony on Saturday as Special Olympics Victoria held its State Winter Games. The games were opened by Victorian Minister for Sports and Recreation and Veterans Affairs, State Member for Gembrook Brad Battin, Deputy Police Commissioner Lucinda Nolan and Cardinia
Shire Council deputy mayor Brett Owen, with nearly 400 athletes in attendance and the 500-person stand at Cardinia Life at capacity. The Olympic torch was lit and the flame shone brightly as athletes from around Victoria prepared themselves for the competition ahead. With 42 basketballers and 30 ten-pin bowlers in its team this year, Dandenong Valley region chair Lynette Gorman said the thrill of helping the athletes participate in the games was the greatest reward. “They just love it - I’ve got athletes today (Saturday) that just turn up to this event only
and they’re all here,” Gorman said. “We give up a lot of time - it doesn’t sound like much, but it’s a lot of time - but you see the smiles on their faces and to watch them today… they love it… and we get the pleasure out of seeing them having fun.” The State Winter Games ran across the weekend at venues in Pakenham and Narre Warren. For more information on Special Olympics Dandenong Valley, encompassing Dandenong, Knox, Casey and surrounds, contact Lynette Gorman at lgorman4@bigpond.com.
TALENT runs in the veins for Ali Okusitino-Felise as he embarks on a school sport rugby trip. Ali, 11, from Springvale South, has already starred on Keysborough Primary School’s rugby tag team and hopes to take his moves to the state level as the School Sport Victoria half-back. Through his four uncles Mark, Luka, John and Ross Ali found the family passion for rugby league at Doveton-based rugby league club South East Titans and has been in great form in the Victorian Rugby League under-12 competition. “Since I was six - just like the hard running and tackling,” Ali said. “We’re pretty good because no teams have scored tries against us and I’m in the back - normally half-back. “I like playing there because you normally get the ball and get to do any of your moves either pass the ball or run it.” Finding out he was in the state rugby league team was a thrill enough for Ali, but hearing his cousin Patrick Maka had made the team as well made the announcement extra special. “I was happy and excited the day when mum told me I was picked,” Ali said. “Patrick made the team too he’s my cousin.” His hopes for the Wollongong-based championships are simple enough - he wants to score as many tries as he
Ali Okusitino-Felise is reaching for the sky with ambition to play well at the national schoolboy rugby league championships in Wollongong. 122049 Picture: ROB CAREW can and meet a few new mates along the way. “I reckon we’re going to do pretty good,” Ali said. “We’ve got a good forward pack and a good back pack. “I really want to be the halfback but I’m normally hooker - I like dummying the ball and running it - or passing it to my friends.” Ali’s extended family talent also features two more of his cousins - Quadriell and Shaquille Faiva - who are state track and field champions.
Ali wanted to thank his mum Linda, his uncles and his grandparents Lina and Alosio Felise for their support. “I would like to thank my mum for supporting me and coming to all my games and bringing me to all of the trainings and my uncles for helping my mum,” Ali said. Ali and his cousin Patrick Maka, who attends Noble Park Secondary College, will head to the School Sport Australia 12-and-under Rugby League Championships from 6-14 August in Wollongong.
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Duzel’s Jekyll and Hyde By JARROD POTTER WHILE most coaches would take a draw after trailing 0-2 just after half-time, Dandenong City coach Ivan Duzel was disappointed with his side’s comeback 2-2 effort against Brunswick City. Duzel was forced to use the majority of his squad’s depth this week as Halil Gur (knee), Simon Storey (calf) and Stephen Topalovic (hamstring) were all sidelined. Conceding an early goal to wooden-spoon aspirants Brunswick City, the Dandenong City defence could not keep out Rikiya Kitami as he slotted an easy shot past Marko Stevanja in the 19th minute. That would be the margin at the
main break before another Brunswick City goal fired up the visitors in the 50th minute - Baggio Yousif was afforded too much space in front of goals and did not falter as the visitors took the two-goal lead. From there on the match and all the attacking play belonged to Dandenong City. Sean Seavill, Dario Matkovic and Keegan Ziada ran the wings at breakneck speed to shatter the Brunswick City backline. Andres Jerez lofted a perfectly weighted cross onto the curly mop top of Matkovic in the 56th minute, to reduce the deficit to a solitary kick. That margin would stay for the briefest of moments as Matkovic stormed up the field and earned a penalty from a careless Brunswick
City tackle. Matkovic leaned back on his penalty kick and slotted it past the outstretched hands of Mason Interlandi to level the ledger with halfan-hour to go. Duzel brought on tall striker Goran Jozeljic to give the short City attack some much needed height and it almost paid dividends as Jozeljic nearly got on the end of two beautiful passes via Ziada. Dandenong City would have many more chances in the dying minutes but all amounted to nothing as their errant kicking let Brunswick City escape with a draw. “After last week to this week, totally different character of the
team,” Duzel said. “Not enough movement, not enough getting themselves in the right positions to punish from the wings. “The one mistake they scored the goal and after half-time I thought we tried to get back. “Last 25 minutes we had enough to win the game and we didn’t - now we have to work harder and try to get ourselves better and better this half of the season and see what happens.” Sitting 12th in NPL1, Dandenong City hosts third ranked Box Hill United on Saturday. In other matches Springvale White Eagles was knocked off easily by Richmond SC in a 0-3 drubbing at home.
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Rangers sweep the floor By JARROD POTTER CALVIN Enge’s 100th SEABL game proved a lucky charm as Dandenong swept Ballarat. Coming into the clash, Ballarat’s imports Roy Booker and Ken Horton had lit up the competition - leading the stats in points, rebounds and assists per game between them. Booker had to sit out the clash with an Achilles tear, leaving the task to Horton and the Miners to halt Dandenong powerhouses Daequon Montreal (23 points, 10 rebounds) and Tony Lewis (23 points, 13 rebounds).
The Rangers two towers proved too tall for Ballarat to lock down, especially when captain Andrew Harms (15 points, 9 assists, 4 steals) fed them the ball at will. Dandenong turned on the afterburners in the final term to hit 23 points and take a comfortable 14-point win, which gives the Rangers a chance on Saturday night to battle for second spot in SEABL East against Nunawading. Meanwhile for the Rangers’ women, the start of their sweep began on the back of Lauren Scherf’s (15 points, 12 rebounds) seventh double-double of the season to help guide Dandenong to a
23-point win over the Rush. Dandenong stole the ball ruthlessly to sink 16 points off turnovers, which pretty much proved the difference between the sides. Led by former Ranger Steph Cumming, Ballarat could not hold back the twin centres of Scherf and Jacinta Kennedy (18 points) while Amelia Todhunter (13 points) also made her mark on the scoresheet. Dandenong’s three-point game was lacklustre as the Rangers hit 1/11 from beyond the arc. The win keeps Dandenong on top of SEABL East women’s conference.
Dandenong coach Larissa Anderson’s star recruit Jacinta Kennedy reeled off 18 points from the bench in the Rangers’ win over the Rush. 120147 Picture: JARROD POTTER
GOTTA TAKE CARE is in line for a $300,000 bonus with victory in the $200,000 Grand National Hurdle (3900 metres) at Sportingbet Park, Sandown on Sunday 13 July. The first of the two premier metropolitan jumps meetings in Australia will be conducted by the Melbourne Racing Club on the Sportingbet Park, Sandown, Lakeside track. The second is the $250,000 Grand National Steeplechase (4500 metres) on the same track on Sunday, July 27. Gotta Take Care could well become the first horse to win the Melbourne Racing Club’s $300,000 Jumps Racing Bonus Series and he does look the horse to beat in the 132nd running of the Grand National Hurdle. The bonus is based on six jumps events, two at Warrnambool and four at Sportingbet Park, Sandown. The bonus goes to any horse that can win three of those events in the one jumping season. Gotta Take Care has won two legs with the Galleywood Hurdle and Australian Hurdle to his credit and the Grand National Hurdle will complete the trifecta. Since then he has easily won the Brendan Drechsler Hurdle (3200 metres) at Bendigo on June 15 for the third successive year and that took his prizemoney to $1,011,419. A remarkable performer, Gotta Take Care has won 20 of 70 starts with 19 placings. Of those are nine wins in 17 starts over jumps. He is having a final run on the flat in preparation for the Grand National. As always there will be a strong field out to spoil Gotta Take Care’s day and one of those only made its Australian debut at the end of June. Sea King joined the Plumpton stables of Patrick Payne only a week before, impressively winning the $100,000 Kevin Lafferty Hurdle (3470 metres) in heavy conditions at Warrnambool on June 29. He had previously been trained in New Zealand by the great jumps’ conditioner Kevin Meyers and has now won seven-times over jumps. “The National and Sandown should suit him ideally,” Berwick-area jockey Steve Pateman said after the win, “he’s only been here a week and had one trial mid-week”. Course admission on Sunday, July 13, is $10 for adults, $5 concession and children under 18 accompanied by an adult are admitted free. Attractive dining packages are also available and bookings can be made by phoning 9257 7100.
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Juvenile Rays enjoy mud By JARROD POTTER POURING rain and ankle-deep mud could not halt the Stingrays’ charge as a five-goal third-term shoot-out proved the difference over Murray Bushrangers. With the centre-square resembling chocolate pudding, the best efforts of the centres was to get it away from the quagmire fast. Elliott Hunt and Aaron Pawel thumped the ball out of the ruck and down to a myriad of midfielders - led by Sam Geurts and Bailey Dale. Intent was shown on the jumpers at the breaks as anyone truly fighting for the ball came off drenched and caked in mud. Experience was low- due to unavailability of Dandenong’s Vic Country representatives Aaron Wilson, Tom Lamb, Gach Nyuon and co-captains Daniel Capiron and Jack Lonie - but Dandenong’s underage contingent stood up in the sorry conditions. Showing some coaching cunning, Craig Black switched perennial defender Kyle Gray forward and reaped immediate reward as Gray drilled two goals in the first term. With Dandenong’s tall defenders Daylan Kempster, Jake Wilson, Keiran Collins and Jacob Weiter-
ing holding down the fort, Murray struggled to pierce the zone and only mustered three goals to the main break. After half-time Dandenong cherished a little wind and the skies clearing up to slam on five goals, seven behinds. Dale was phenomenal in the third term- clunking marks, scrounging ground balls and kicking his two majors in a quick passage that netted four Stingray goals in as many minutes. Some redemption from the visitors was found with the wind in the final term, but it was all to no avail as Dandenong captured a 20-point win off the Bushrangers. Black said bouncing back onto the winners’ list was important but thought there remained further improvement to unearth in the group’s goal-kicking. “After dropping two games it’s been rare in the last five or six years to lose three in a row… it was really important to get back on the winners list,” Black said. “The way that we competed for the first three-quarters and the first10-minutes of the last quarter was really good. “It was a great third quarter, but I don’t think we got the reward for the effort as we missed a few goals too,
THE gap between the top two and the rest in SFL Division 2 became crystal clear on Saturday as second placed Skye sent third ranked Springvale Districts away with a 53-point loss. The drive back to Newcomen Road would not have been pleasant for John McTaggart’s charges as they were outgunned by the Bombers from the first bounce. Mustering only three goals by three-quartertime, the Demons’ defence was the only facet keeping the score line respectable as a number of Skye bombing runs were repelled. Justin Doust, David Ford and Gavin Vassallo continued their strong seasons as the gap expanded to 18 points. Springvale Districts is now well entrenched in a logjam from third to seventh with two points separating the five clubs. The Demons now face Highett at home on Saturday.
A desperate lunge from Dandenong’s Blake Mullane helped halt Picture: JARROD POTTER Murray’s attack. 123397 but to win the clearances around the centre bounce in those conditions, we had a lot of inside-50s which was promising.” Blake Mullane’s return to the side was praised by Black, with the midfielder slotting in for injured hard-nut Alex Harnett (broken hand)
as well as Mitch White returning to the side and Dan Moloney’s efforts throughout the defensive end. Dandenong sits above the fold on the TAC Cup ladder in fourth place with a clash against wooden spoon contenders Bendigo next up on Saturday at Shepley Oval.
Division 3 - round 12 DANDENONG continues to improve week-to-week as it was squeezed into defeat by Ashwood in a 17-point setback. Ashwood was kept scoreless by the Redlegs in the final term but the best efforts of Dandenong - led by Matt Van Schajik (3 goals) and Brodie O’Laughlin (2) wasn’t enough to power past the Magpies. Stephen
Young was best afield. In other games Sandown could not match pace with South Yarra - as the former Division-2 side inflicted a 33-point defeat on the Cobras. Jason Toan, Mitch Gersbeck and Matt Menzies all held their own in the loss. While Lyndale dished out a shock upset over premiership contender Carrum Patterson Lakes, knocking in four-goals-to-none in the final term to run out eight point winners.
VICTORIAN AMATEUR FOOTBALL ASS. Division 2 - round 12 JOC-ULAR celebrations would have gripped Thomas Carroll Reserve as St John’s ran out a 36-point winner over Ivanhoe. The JOCs started strongly, kicking five goals in the opening term, but Ivanhoe controlled most of the play throughout the initial stanza. It left the JOCs with a message to send before halftime, which they resoundingly did via an eight-goal straight term to leave the Magpies in their wake. Ivanhoe came back at St John’s in the second half, but had left too much to chase as the home side claimed a comfortable six-goal win. The centre-men and wingers kept their heads over the ball and the standout of the afternoon was strong tackling, as a number of JOCs and
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Busting through an Ivanhoe tackling attempt was St John’s midfielder Picture: JARROD POTTER Ben Ayache. 123398 Magpies were either rolled or thrown out of bounds in vice-like grips. Crushing the JOCs’ goals were Rohan Scott and Anthony Brannan drilling four each - while best afield was Glenn Costas, Dale Camm and Kane Arnold. St John’s advances past Ivanhoe into fifth in VAFA Division 2 and face South Melbourne Districts on 19 June after a bye this weekend.
CASEY CARDINIA FOOTBALL LEAGUE Seniors - round 12 (split) THE wheels are well and truly off at Keysborough, with Pakenham pick-
ing apart the Burra by 101 points. A gallant third-term accrued four goals for the Burra but the Lions roared again to kick 11 goals after half-time and seal the deal. Richard Minney, Jayke Hopkins and Tim Werner snagged a pair of goals apiece while Ran Goodes, Daniel Morland and Michael Downie all toiled in the belting. It’s Keysborough’s fifth loss by over 100 points and leaves the door ajar for the Burra to collect the wooden spoon. Keysborough next host ladder-leading Narre Warren on 19 June after a scheduled bye.
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ADD another Eastern Football League giant to the growing list Noble Park has beaten. The Bulls had the task ahead of them vying with unbeaten Norwood to keep their season alive - but Jon Knight’s men were too strong for the Norsemen down the straight. The slick Bulls - mostly clean shaven after last week’s Shave-A-Bull Day fundraiser for Leukaemia Australia and Zayne Anderson - sped past the Norsemen in a captivating last term. With memories of their come-frombehind win against East Ringwood threeweeks-ago still fresh in their minds, the Bulls rallied five goals in the final term to edge past the Norsemen by a point - setting off another huge celebration at the Bullring. Stewart Kemperman slotted three goals to push the Bulls ahead and starred through the midfield while his namesake Bobby Kemperman excelled defensively and ruckman Glenn Manson had his best day this season according to the coach. Also clunking crucial goals late in the game were Matt Jones and man-mountain Brett Dore - snagging two apiece. The go-ahead point came off the boot of Frankston VFL forward Ziggie Alwan, who returned to the Bullring with the Dolphins taking a bye this weekend. Heavy rotations were part of the Knight strategy to overcome Norwood and the coach believed once the system is worked out, the Bulls are able to overwhelm easily. “Some of the boys are slowly getting used to the rotations but whether we’re starting them a bit early or what, I don’t know, but we’re hanging in there with the rotations then running over sides,” Knight said. The last month of football has been sensational from the Bulls - knocking off top sides Balwyn and South Croydon, with only one blip against Rowville scarring the amazing run through June. Knight said it was a do-or-die victory and kept the Bulls in the hunt for finals. “We’re still a game and a half out, but what it meant today was that all the sides were playing teams below them and we had to win otherwise we’d go to 10 points behind,” Knight said. “Now that we’ve won, all the sides above us play each other.” The Bulls now sit sixth and need to hunt down six points to bridge the gap to the finalfive. The next challenge will be hosting fifthplaced Montrose with the Bulls hoping to avenge their Round 1 loss.
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INCLUDING: INCLUDING: Lyndale Goals and Best: not available. SOUTH YARRA 3.3 4.5 10.7 13.10 (88) SANDOWN 1.3 2.6 5.9 7.11 (53) Sandown Goals: N. Morrish, J. Toan, C. Sheedy, J. D’Atri, C. O’Shaughnessy, J. Proctor, F. Martinicchio. Best: J. Toan, M. Gersbeck, M. Menzies, J. D’Atri, M. Davis, B. Hemphill. DANDENONG 1.2 5.7 6.10 10.14 (74) ASHWOOD 3.6 7.8 13.13 13.13 (91) Dandenong Goals: M. Van Schajik 3, B. O’Loughlin 2, S. Young, R. Hall, C. Riley, R. Forsyth, J. Alexander. Best: S. Young, B. O’Loughlin, C. Riley, J. Hook, R. Forsyth, C. Arnold. EASTERN FOOTBALL LEAGUE Division 1 - round 12 NOBLE PARK 1.2 3.6 5.9 10.14 (74) NORWOOD 5.4 8.7 9.11 10.13 (73) Noble Park Goals: S. Kemperman 3, M. Jones 2, B. Dore 2, C. Anderson, P. McGettigan, S. Allan. Best: S. Kemperman,
G. Manson, W. Kelly, B. Dore, R. Kemperman, M. Jones. CASEY CARDINIA FOOTBALL LEAGUE Seniors - round 12 (split) PAKENHAM 5.4 12.11 17.16 23.21 (159) KEYSBOROUGH 2.1 3.3 7.3 9.4 (58) Keysborough Goals: R. Minney 2, J. Hopkins 2, T. Werner 2, D. Morland, M. Collett, M. Quiambao. Best: R. Goodes, T. Werner, D. Morland, M. Downie, B. Sutton, C. Dalton. VICTORIAN AMATEUR FOOTBALL ASSOCIATION Division 2 - round 12 ST JOHNS 5.3 13.3 14.6 17.7 (109) IVANHOE 3.2 5.3 9.6 11.7 (73) St Johns Goals: R. Scott 4, A. Brannan 4, G. Costas 2, S. Walker 2, A. Jones 2, K. Arnold, B. Morton, D. O’Connor. Best: G. Costas, A. Brannan, D. Camm, K. Arnold, L. O’Connor, C. Christiansen.
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