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Class action could flow By Tate Papworth The lawyer responsible for settling the Cranbourne Landfill class action says there are some very similar circumstances to the Sunshine landfill issue. In 2008, Slater and Gordon practice group leader Manisha Blencowe commenced a class action on behalf of hundreds of property owners whose properties had been affected by methane gas coming from a disused landfill in Cranbourne. The action secured a settlement of $23.5M for home owners affected by the gas migrating from the closed landfill site and into a neighbouring housing estate. Last week, Star Weekly revealed more than 80 properties could be impacted by the old Sunshine landfills, with many sitting on buried waste and are exposed to methane gas. Ms Blencowe said residents impacted by the Sunshine landfill issue, particularly those in Denton Avenue, Karen Place and Toora Court near Energy Park, could have similar grounds for a claim. “In the Cranbourne case the residents were successful on the grounds of negligence and nuisance. “Compensation was awarded based on diminished value of the property, among other circumstances,” she said. Ms Blencowe said potential restrictions on the use and development of land on the area would also impact property value and could be grounds for a claim. She also said residents could have grounds for a nuisance claim if significant remediation works are required close to people’s homes. One Denton Avenue resident, who did not wish to be named, told Star Weekly he was considering his legal options. Property values aren’t the only concern for residents. Slater and Gordon senior associate public liability Joseph Catoggio said anyone who contracts a debilitating condition should seek legal advice. “If they have developed a respiratory condition, loss of equilibrium where their balance is affected or severe migraines that affect memory and concentration, these are conditions that would be deemed as significant,” Mr Catoggio said. “A person is more likely to develop a health condition after slow exposure to chemicals. This is more likely to happen as a result of living there or working there every day for a considerable period of time.” While there may be legal options available,
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Mr Catoggio warned it may be too soon to act. “It may be too early for health conditions to have emerged in residents living at the site,” he said. “If we believe there are viable public liability claims, it would be because we are guided by government authorities who have undertaken testing showing a major risk. “In order to establish a link between a health
condition and chemicals in the ground below your home or business, you must prove you have a significant injury that is permanent as a result of the exposure.” It may not be the only option for legal recourse. Documents seen by Star Weekly reveal that the council could be liable for clean-up costs
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Hospitals prepared for pandemic By Tate Papworth Western Health, which operates the Sunshine and Footscray hospitals, said it was well advanced in preparations for a possible outbreak of the coronavirus (COVID-19). The organisation’s executive director operations Natasha Toohey said a team of staff with decades of experience in infection prevention and the management of infectious diseases has been set up to oversee planning for a potential pandemic of coronavirus. “The team are well advanced in developing
extensive contingency plans for how Western Health would respond to a pandemic,” she said. “Measures are already in place to rapidly identify and isolate patients with suspected COVID-19. “Work is well advanced to address the many components that would need to be in place for a pandemic response, including extensive infection prevention refresher training for our healthcare workers and education on correct transmission based precautions.” It comes as Prime Minister Scott Morrison announced last Thursday that he has initiated
Australia’s coronavirus emergency response plan. “We believe the risk of a global pandemic is very much upon us, and as a result, as a government, we need to take the steps necessary to prepare for such a pandemic,” he said. Mr Morrison said Australian Border Force would draw up plans for extra measures at airports to ensure travellers suspected of having the virus can be quarantined or self-quarantined quickly and effectively. Western Health had not treated any confirmed cases of the virus at the time of
writing. Ms Toohey said the hospital’s ability to manage a high volume of cases is also being assessed. “We are planning for how high volumes of patients could be managed and how this would impact other services we provide. “Visitor access and movement must also be considered. “Monitoring and managing our staff and planning for the impact on staffing levels if community mitigation measures are put in place is another key consideration.”
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“She came here as a tourist in 1981,” Ms Pruna said. “She went home and then in 1990 she migrated out here. We were all over in the Philippines as children, and I was the first to come to Australia in 1977 before everyone else eventually followed. “It was great when mum came over to be with the family.” “She’s loved watching all the children and grandchildren grow up, and she’s doing pretty well for 100.” Ms Pruna said her mum had one secret to her
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Keilor tradies will be provided with faster and more effective access to support and mental health care under a new initiative. The Keilor Village Medical Centre is the fi rst in the area to partner with Hope Assistance Local Tradies. Hope Assistance Local Tradies (HALT) is a national suicide prevention charity that works to ensure tradies get the support and care they need when they are presenting with mental health difficulties such as stress, grief and loss, depression or anxiety. HALT project worker Tom Keneally said he was thrilled by the partnership. “It’s a real win for the community and will provide a vital link for tradies in getting the care and support they need,” Mr Keneally said. “The practice really understands the needs of tradies and men’s mental health and we know that this partnership will ensure tradies, male and female, get appropriate care for the issues they may be presenting with.” Under the initiative, the Keilor Village Medical Centre will provide GP and psychology consultations specifically to tradies referred to them through HALT. Tradies are invited to contact the clinic for an initial longer GP consultation where the doctor will be able to prepare a holistic care plan based on their individual profi le.
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By Tate Papworth A three-year fight to return licence testing to Brimbank has come to an end, largely thanks to the efforts of one man. Sunshine resident Peter Thomson was left bewildered when VicRoads opted to cease licence testing when it relocated to Clark Street in 2017. Mr Thomson was the driving force behind several public protests calling for a licence testing facility within Brimbank. The protracted battle has come to an end with VicRoads agreeing to open a licence testing facility at 1/85 Mt Derrimut Road, Deer Park. “I’m happy for all the local driving schools and those who now don’t have to travel long distances,” Mr Thomson said. “It’s not often you get one up on the state government, so this is a great outcome. The champagne has been on ice for a while now, so I’m looking forward to breaking it out.” The new facility will offer drive tests and computerised licence testing services; including learner permit knowledge and hazard perception testing. “I was always confident we’d get the right result … once I heard about the additional strain not having a facility in Brimbank was putting on neighbouring [VicRoads] offices,” Mr Thomsons said. He thanked those who supported the cause by signing petitions, attending rallies and adding their voice to the cause. “This was a community effort. “The bottom line is that these facilities should never have been taken away to begin with.” Peter Thomson has won his battle for a licence testing hub. (Luke Hemer) 205416_05
Kealba landfill fire continues to burn An underground fire at the Kealba landfill continues to burn, three months after it was first reported. In November, Barro Group, the operator of the landfill, contacted the EPA to report a suspected fire within one of the waste cells. It followed several residents complaining of a “toxic, smokey chemical” smell in the area. Residents are still feeling the ill affects of the fire, with one recently describing it as a “toxic blast” each time he opened his front door. Others say they have been unable to use their air-conditioners on hot days because of the strong odour. An EPA spokesman said drilling during January and February identified two “hotspots” in the landfill. Barro Group is now expected to present the EPA with its strategy for remediation of the landfill by the end of February. The spokesman said it’s not yet possible to determine when the fires will be extinguished, but remediation works are expected to start in March 2020. Thus far, the EPA has issued Barro with an official warning for failing to notify it of the incident immediately. It has also issued a clean-up notice requiring ongoing air quality monitoring and publication of the results, as well as actions to keep the community informed. Tate Papworth
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A 22-year-old Sydenham motorcyclist fell from his bike while attempting to evade police in Hillside on February 15. Police said the rider, who was not wearing a helmet, performed a mono on the bike while passing a stationary police vehicle. The male rider yelled out to police as he approached Melton Highway and attempted to evade police by riding onto the footpath but lost control of the bike and fell. He was arrested at the scene. Police said the rider had never held a motorcycle licence and tested positive for illicit drugs. His bike was impounded for 30 days.
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Four bin roll-out welcomed By Tate Papworth Brimbank council has welcomed the state government’s Recycling Victoria package. Under the package, a four bin system will rolled out across the state from next year. The new system will keep the red, yellow and green bins and add a purple bin for glass. Brimbank mayor Georgina Papafotiou said it was great to see the suite of new policies being announced. “This is something Brimbank has been keenly awaiting for some time,” Cr Papafotiou
said. “Our submission to the Parliamentary Inquiry into Recycling and Waste Management in May 2019 highlighted the systemic issues with the provision of recycling and waste management in Victoria. “This week’s release of the Circular Economy Strategy, including the announcement of a four bin system to be rolled out across Victoria alongside the introduction of a container deposit scheme, aligns with Brimbank’s Waste, Recycling and Litter Strategy and should go a long way to reducing garbage and increasing
recycling rates in Victoria. “The four bin system is also consistent with our intention to introduce food organics into the kerbside green organics collection.” Cr Papafotiou said the council would seek further information on how the system would be funded. “Of course, the introduction of a four bin system will have significant implications for councils,” she said. “Council is keen to find out more information from the state government about how local government will be funded and supported to
roll out of the four bin system. “We also want to better understand how the planned increases to the landfill levy will be used to implement these new reforms to benefit communities, and avoid funds sitting idly in the sustainability fund.” The council also welcomed the announcement of a container deposit scheme. In 2018, the council wrote to the state government, urging it to consider introducing a container deposit scheme in Victoria and flagged that Brimbank would be an ideal city to pilot collection options.
New challenge for chess at the Salvation Army Building located at 2a Roseleigh Boulevard, Sydenham. Classes during term one are free. “A typical class goes through concept and ideas of the game, then everyone puts it into practice,” Mr Minichelli said. “It’s typically once learning concept at a time and there’s plenty of time to try it out, that’s the beauty of chess.” Topics covered include an overview of the game of chess, the chessboard and correct setup, the pieces, moves and captures, special moves and illegal moves and chess terminology. For more information visit: www.facebook. com/pg/BrimbankChess/about/?ref=page_ internal Tate Papworth There’s a chess club starting in Brimbank. (Joe Mastroianni) 204977_03
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drops [in property value] of up to 25 per cent, if not more,” Mr Marijanovic said. “Once there’s uncertainty on such a purchase, people tend to lower their offers to the lowest possible. “In some cases, depending on the severity, some houses may be unsellable … it doesn’t get much worse than that.” He said personally, he would have serious reservations about purchasing in affected areas. “If I’m a purchaser and someone told me the property is exposed
Brimbank real estate agents say properties affected by Sunshine landfills toxic remnants would be hit hard, and some could be rendered “unsellable”. Ray White St Albans director Shaun Marijanovic said it’s a tough situation for home owners. “If it’s proven that there’s methane gas exposure to the area, then I’d expect to see
be felt on the market,” Mr Kay said. “A drop of up to 25 per cent isn’t unrealistic, we’ve seen that happen west of McIntyre Road where the old asbestos factory used to be.” Mr Kay said that while the west has a history of contamination, caution is likely to be exercised by prospective buyers. “People do their research when buying property and if they’re comparing apples to apples, then the houses in the impacted zones are going to be less favourable unfortunately.”
to methane gas, I wouldn’t care how low the risk is … I’d run for the hills. “Low risk isn’t no risk and you’d be looking to areas where there is no risk associated. “It would have to be proven that there’s no risk to people, or no more so than anywhere else.” Doug Kay Real Estate partner Peter Kay said affected land would prove a tough sell to developers. “I’m guessing there will have to be a lot of criteria added for developers, which is going to
Health risk low: council the regional planning maps maintained by the Melbourne Metropolitan Board of Works, identified the extent of the former quarrying and subsequent landfilling, including into private properties. “This information was lost from the Brimbank Planning Scheme when all planning schemes across Victoria were reformatted in 1999.” But documents seen by Star Weekly reveal the council could be liable for a claim of negligence for failing to amend the Brimbank Planning Scheme since 1999 to disclose the location of the Sunshine landfills to innocent purchasers. Mr Walsh said it has taken 20 years for the council to update the planning scheme because “development requiring planning permission has only recently occurred in this area”. The council hasn’t ruled out compensating impacted residents and acquiring land. “Any claims will be properly assessed and dealt with through Brimbank City Council’s governance processes,” Mr Walsh said.
Brimbank council has emphasised that the health risk to residents impacted by the Sunshine landfill methane issue is low. A 2013 EPA report, seen by Star Weekly, identified a “high risk” to residents, workers and the public in commercial and residential facilities surrounding the affected area. However, subsequent reports and monitoring have revised that risk to low. Many residents told Star Weekly last week they had purchased their property with no knowledge of buried waste and methane gas leaks in the surrounding area. Brimbank council director city development Kelvin Walsh said the former City of Sunshine provided information in compliance with legal requirements at the time. He said most affected homes were purchased in or around 1994. “The extent of waste is identified in many building permits and the foundation design of some buildings addresses the filling of the land,” Mr Walsh said. “Prior to 1999, the Brimbank Planning Scheme, and prior to that
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Residents kept in the dark By Tate Papworth Residents living in houses built on and around the former Sunshine landfills say they hold fears for their health and property values. Star Weekly last week revealed that more than 80 properties built on and around the closed landfills are sitting on buried waste and are being exposed to methane gas. While Brimbank council insists the health risks to residents are low, residents say they still don’t know what constitutes “low” and have questioned why they were only being informed of the issue now. Thu Nguyen has lived in the area for four years and said he wished he had the information prior to purchasing. “I had no idea it was a landfill when I bought,” Mr Nguyen said. “I have a one-year-old and four-year-old child and I’m worried about their health. We have a big backyard and I worry that anything could potentially impact their health if they’re out playing in it. “If I’d known about the landfills I’d have researched the long-term affects and the impact to the value of the property before buying here.” Aaron Reid and his young family recently developed a property in the area. He said the news of methane gas exposure was a “horrible shock” to he and his wife. “We knew about the landfill before we bought here, but we thought it was behind our property. When the council knocked on the door, their diagrams show that’s not the case. “I have three young kids, we’ve just built on this land and now we’re hearing we’ve built the back portion over a quarry … it’s a massive concern. Had we known about this beforehand we would’ve done a lot more research before
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moving here … as it stands we’re locked in for 28 years.” Mr Reid and a number of other residents have told Star Weekly they are pushing the council to hold a public meeting to discuss concerns as a community. Anthony, who didn’t want his last name published, said he was left confused by the sudden knock on his door by council staff telling him his property was affected. He said
he had more questions than answers. “I’ve been here 30 years or so and now they’re suddenly coming around and telling me gases are coming out of the ground and all this,” Anthony said. “When I asked questions, the answers just went off into different areas and I didn’t understand.” He said he held significant concerns following the conversation. “Of course I’m worried … 100 per cent.
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They’re telling me if I want to sell my house I have to tell the people that are buying it about the gases and all the other stuff that’s going on. “I didn’t know about any of this when I bought it. “They might be being transparent now, but what about the past? “It’s [the landfill] been closed down for nearly 30 years. Why couldn’t they tell me about all of this when I bought the house?”
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Mayor’s Message
Cr Lara Carli With International Women’s Day fast approaching (8 March) it’s important to recognise and support the achievements and aspirations of women in our community. To mark this special occasion, Council is hosting a morning tea on 12 March at the Clock Tower Amphitheatre, Melton. It’s a free event with live performances, craft for the kids and complimentary coffee. Come along between 10am—12.30pm and celebrate this wonderful occasion. I was thrilled last week to officially open not one, but two multimillion-dollar children’s and community centres in two of our City’s fastest growing suburbs, Aintree and Fraser Rise. Timbertop Children’s and Community Centre features kindergarten and maternal and child health rooms, library kiosk and community kitchen. This $8.2 million facility received a $1.79 million
boost from the State Government through the Growing Suburbs Fund and Children’s Facilities Capital Program. Fraser Rise Children’s and Community Centre also features kindergarten and materal and child health rooms, plus occasional care and neighbourhood house services. This $8.8 million facility received $3.2 million in State funding. Premier Daniel Andrews attended the official opening of Fraser Rise Children’s and Community Centre last Wednesday, which is a true indication that these wonderful projects are not only exciting for their social and recreational benefits, but are also fantastic examples of what can be achieved when there’s a strong partnerships between Council, State Government and the community. Please contact me about Council issues on 0409 951 020, email: lara. carli@melton.vic.gov.au or at facebook.com/Cr.LaraCarli
Coburn Ward Is your child looking forward to all the excitement of becoming a kindergarten kid? During Kindergarten Readiness Month in March, Melton City Council and local kindergarten providers will run an open week and information sessions that will help young families make the leap into preschool education. The information sessions will help you determine if your child is ready for kinder and prepare them for a new learning environment. At the open evenings, you’ll also have the opportunity to meet kinder teachers and take a look at your preferred facility before selecting a kindergarten. APPLY FOR KINDER 2021
Cr Sophie Ramsey Investment in quality local sporting facilities has been a long standing priority for me, which is why I was thrilled when Council awarded the contract to construct the new, six-court sports stadium, in Cobblebank, at a Special Council Meeting last month.
INFORMATION SESSIONS Parents, book your place at an upcoming information session to have all your questions about kinder answered.
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I’m proud to have been able to put forward this initiative, and can’t wait to see the kids using the stadium.
It will be located on the corner of Ferris and Bridge Roads, and will feature six indoor highball courts (including show court and seating); flexible meeting and social spaces; and kiosk and seating areas, and will commence construction next month.
Each year, on 8 March, we celebrate the aspirations and achievements of women all over the world, on International Women’s Day. This year, I’d like to take the opportunity to express my heartfelt appreciation to all the women who volunteer within our community. The value of your contributions cannot be measured, and the generosity of your spirit never underestimated. From my heart to yours, I say thank you for all you do.
This is the largest single project undertaken by Council, and I for one, cannot wait to see this outstanding initiative come to life. I have no doubt it
Don’t hesitate to contact me at sophie.ramsey@melton.vic.gov.au or on 0412 584 067. I’d love to hear your thoughts about Coburn Ward.
The $31 million, multipurpose stadium comes as the result of my initiative, and is something I have strongly advocated for over many years.
Applications for four-year-old kinder places will open on Wednesday 18 March.
will meet the high demand for facilities in our fast growing City, and will make a big difference to sporting groups in Melton and beyond.
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Wine bar fights booze ban By Ewen McRae The owners of a recently opened wine bar in Caroline Springs say new restrictions on their liquor licence could make the business “unsustainable”. The Fancy Things Wine Bar has been operating under a temporary licence since December with a closing time of 11pm, but a new licence from Melton council has mandated a 10pm closure, with last drinks called at 9.30pm. The new licence also prohibits alcohol being
served in the bar’s outdoor courtyard, and closes the courtyard at 8pm. Owner Zoe Jones said the restrictions would place a huge strain on her business. “We would lose 25 seats outside, out of a 60-seat capacity venue,” Ms Jones said. “We’d have to lose junior staff members [and] reduce hours … it basically means revenue-wise we’d lose close to $2000 each day. That’s a significant amount, basically my rent. “We followed all the usual protocols for opening a business like this, and received just one objection from a resident.
“We’ve been trading with no complaints since December, and to be honest, have had nothing but immense support from the community for something like this to open up.” A petition to have the original operating hours reinstated received more than 2300 signatories in a week. Ms Jones said the support from the community had her hopeful the restrictions could be eased. “It’s a coffee and wine bar with a mini-grand piano, not the sort of thing that we want to be running into the late night,” Ms Jones said. “We’ve lived in Caroline Springs for 12 years
now, and we’ve always wanted a place we could go for a quiet drink to unwind with mates.” Melton council planning services manager Bob Baggio said the liquor restrictions on the bar were necessary given the location. “Fancy Things is located in a mixed use commercial and residential area,” Mr Baggio said. “Given the site’s proximity to residential apartments, it was considered that 10pm was an appropriate closing time. “In mixed use areas, it’s important that we balance the needs of businesses and residents so that neither are unreasonably affected.”
Understanding the water Water safety will be a key feature of the new St Albans Leisure Centre, once it’s built. Brimbank council and Life Saving Victoria have agreed to work together to develop an innovative water safety education program. The agreement was sealed after the two parties signed a memorandum of understanding. Brimbank mayor Georgina Papafotiou said the initiative would have a focus on engaging with culturally and linguistically diverse communities, lifeguards and lifesavers. “Unfortunately the statistics show culturally and linguistically diverse communities are over represented in drowning statistics,” Cr Papafotiou said. “The upcoming development of the St Albans Health and Wellbeing Hub presents a perfect opportunity for council and Life Saving Victoria to work together to help create a centre that provides education and resources for multicultural communities, lifesavers
and lifeguards, to improve water safety understanding.” Life Saving Victoria manager multicultural projects David Holland said the partnership was imperative, given that people from multicultural backgrounds are over represented in drownings. “At the pool, along the coast or at inland waterways, water safety needs to be an ongoing priority for all Victorians and especially Victorians from multicultural backgrounds, with research showing about 30 per cent of people who drown in Australia were born overseas,” Mr Holland said. “Life Saving Victoria’s multicultural team is an industry leader in partnering with multicultural communities to teach vital water safety skills through education and training initiatives.” Tate Papworth
Director of wellbeing Kath Brackett, David Holland, mayor Georgina Papafotiou and lifeguard Mine Arisoy. (Mark Wilson) 204508_03
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Development knocked back again By Tate Papworth Brimbank council has knocked back a planning permit for an Albion development for a second time. A revised application for the construction of five double-storey dwellings and reduction in visitor parking space at 63 Derrimut Street, was recommended for approval by a council officer. The officer stated an almost identical proposal for a separate development in the same street was approved by the Victorian Civil and Administrative Tribunal in October, 2019. However Cr John Hedditch urged the council to refuse the application. He argued that the development would have a detrimental affect and impact on the neighbourhood character, didn’t offer enough carparking, and that it constitutes overdevelopment. “Again we’ve been out to have a look at this particular site. For me this one still stands very solidly where it has been,” Cr Hedditch said. “This is development of five units on a block that will comply in terms of space and so on, but it has a real feel of overdevelopment to it.” Cr Margaret Giudice also said she believed the proposal constituted an overdevelopment. “It’s very, very, very tight and with so much land available in Australia, why are we squishing all these tiny little houses on blocks?” Cr Giudice said. Councillor Daniel Allan spoke in support of the development, however the permit was refused. The planning permit was originally refused by the council in November 2018 after community opposition, which included 19 objections. The matter was taken to VCAT on appeal and the council decision upheld.
MAFS experience ends Married at First Sight star Amanda Micallef has taken aim at her television bride and the show’s producers. Amanda, who left the show last week, claimed her on-screen bride Tash Herz had a girlfriend the entire time. “I found out that Tash had a girlfriend the whole time, which was pretty disappointing,” Amanda said. “We barely spent any time together on the show and I know why. “What she said on camera was that she wanted to build on a friendship and I made her feel uncomfortable, but she was seeing someone the whole time.” The St Albans resident said the experiment wasn’t what she thought it would be and slammed the show’s producers. “I went on the show to have fun, but I didn’t. I had a s**t time. It’s pretty clear they only match people for ratings. In what world was a European businesswoman like myself going to be a good match for a heavily tattooed Australian bartender?” While her time on the show didn’t work out as she’d hoped, Amanda said she’s been overwhelmed by the support she’s received from the public. As for her love life? “I am speaking to someone at the moment and there’s a connection, but it’s early.”
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Dumped, now feline fine By Tate Papworth Liam and Thomas are all heart, which is more than can be said for those who dumped the then one-week old kittens in a Brimbank dumpster. Weighing just 150 grams – the size of a small banana – the brothers were in bad shape when they were discovered. They’ve spent the past 70 days at the Lost Dog’s Home North Melbourne shelter recovering. Having beaten the odds, the outgoing, playful and very affectionate kittens are ready to find a new home. Unfortunately, they’re not alone. Spokeswoman for the Lost Dog’s Home Suzana Talevski said the home dealt with a lot of dumpled animals. She said people often had to give up their pets for a range of reasons, including relationship breakdown, moving house and rental arrangements. “We urge members of the public to please not dump animals,” Ms Talevski said. “If you find a stray animal have a heart and, please take it to your local council, vet or animal welfare organisation. “There’s never an excuse to dump animals in such a cruel manner.” Kittens Liam and Thomas were cared for by the home’s foster team, during work hours and at home. Ms Talevski urged anyone interested in foster care to contact the team at pathways. team@dogshome.com To adopt a cat visit: www.dogshome.com/
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Concern over council reforms Brimbank council has raised concerns about the state government’s decision to back down on plans to cap donations to candidates in time for this year’s local government elections. The government previously flagged plans to crack down on donations to council election candidates as part of its reforms to the local government sector. But it’s Local Government Bill, which passed the Legislative Assembly late last year, did not include donation reforms. The council said the decision to back down on donation caps was one of its major concerns with the bill. It said introducing legislation as soon as possible, which includes a ban on donations to local council candidates from property developers and the gambling industry, would help bring about greater transparency. Such rules would bring about a ban on foreign donations, the imposition of an aggregate cap on donations from a single donor, and a requirement for all councils to have a gift register and a publicly transparent gift policy. The council also holds significant concerns about the prospect of being forced to move to a single-member ward structure. In July 2019, the council said it would not support the proposal to introduce single member wards, but would support a range of ward structures for councils. Tate Papworth
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Keilor council is almost certain to give the go-ahead to an amended plan for an $11 million shopping centre on the corner of Milleara Road and Buckley Street, Avondale Heights. Developers of the East Keilor Shopping Centre project say a major supermarket chain has already agreed to lease part of the proposed new building.
The battle to stop the building of an abattoir on the border of Sunshine has erupted again with the news that the Board of Works has approved a fresh application for the project. After losing a protracted battle last year in which Sunshine council, Altona council and hundreds of local residents participated, Protean Pty. Ltd. has re-applied and won approval from the Board of Works, subject to a number of conditions.
The mayor of Brimbank, Cr Brooke Gujinovic, will quit local government. After three years in office, Cr Gujinovic, who is a representative of Robertson Ward, bound by Sunshine Avenue, Taylors Road, the St Albans Railway Line and Jacksons Creek, has decided to call it a day.
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KEILOR 6 Huon Court, 3036 Brad Teal Real Estate Keilor: 9336 0200
Price: $890,000 – $979,000
The expansive driveway of this two-storey residence gives away very little of the stunning residence it fronts. A covered porch with glass balustrades leads to the front door, beyond which is an impressive open-plan living area just off the entry hall. Inverted tray ceilings accented with downlights lend an opulent touch to the lounge room beneath. A striking feature wall with built-in shelf for a large television is at one end of the room, while around the corner there’s a dining zone.
Standing sentinel and uniting the room, is a kitchen with an edge of drama. This galley-style space features stone-topped benches, cabinets with soft-closing drawers and a pendant light set into a striking timber-panelled bulkhead over the island bar. Cooks who are serious about their gourmet herbs, spices, cookbooks and quality utensils will be proud to show them off on the solid timber display shelves, on either side of the stainless-steel rangehood. A corridor leads to a study (or potential
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Just outside it, there’s a neat, established side and back garden. Back inside, a staircase ascends to the second floor where there is a bathroom and two bedrooms with built-in robes and split-systems. Located across the road from parkland and only a short distance from Taylors Lakes Shopping Centre, as well as Keilor and St Augustine’s primary schools, this property has just what many families seek. Jenan Taylor
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Stockdale & Leggo: 9366 2154
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Auction: March 7 at 1pm
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On about 720 square metres, within a quick zip in the car from Alfrieda Street’s cafes and shops, childcare, multiple primary schools and St Albans Secondary College, this well-presented house offers something a bit different. It has gleaming floorboards all through, plus a pitched ceiling in the spacious family-meals area, and ornate cornices or bulkheads on other high ceilings. Another living area could bring the bedroom tally to four, if needed. Bedrooms have built-in robes and share a separate toilet, and a fully tiled bathroom. The kitchen, with abundant white cabinetry and charcoal-toned benches, has stainless-steel dishwasher, underbench oven and gas cooktop. Ducted heating and cooling, as well as a fireplace, provide year-round temperature control. A verandah out back looks out to a neat yard with numerous mature trees, and there’s a large shed.
This double-storey townhouse offers good proximity to conveniences such as public transport and the local shopping precinct, as well as practical design. There are light-toned floorboards in the living spaces, all of which are bright and open concept and integrate a roomy lounge, meals and kitchen area. The latter feature pristine cabinets, glass splashback and a spacious breakfast bar. Windows draw in plenty of light and sliding doors give access to a compact and private yard, which is suitable for hosting barbecues or simply enjoying the sun. There are three carpeted bedrooms, two with built-in robes, the main with walk-in robe and en suite. A single carport takes care of parking.
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This grand two-storey house has charming exteriors and an alluring interior. Shiny tiled floors and pale walls give a polished welcome and extend throughout the house. To the left of the wide entry way, there is a lounge room and integrated dining area, while a bedroom with built-in robe and carpets sits to the right. Past a timber staircase, the centre of the house becomes a large family area incorporating kitchen and meals zones. Warm timber cabinets, dark benchtops and a spacious breakfast bar, suffuse the kitchen with an inviting tone. A second kitchen near the family area makes cooking for groups trouble-free, and a glass sliding door in the former leads to a huge and paved, undercover entertainment space. Enclosed to make gatherings easy throughout the year, it has a secure door leading out to a well-kept backyard featuring plentiful trees and shrubs. A cosy third living room sits at the top of the landing on the second floor. Just off this space there’s the main bedroom with balcony access, a walk-in robe and a large en suite. Three remaining bedrooms are well-lit and share a family bathroom with a step-up bath. Split-systems, timber floorboards, a double garage and a carport are also included.
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2/5 RUTH ST, ST ALBANS
56 MCARTHUR AVE, ST ALBANS
Large Modern Townhouse Size-able modern three bedroom townhouse with open floor plan, located in blue chip location is now available. With feature walls throughout and three bathrooms, three toilets, this property is rare, well kept and maintained, all that it missing is you. Features: alarm, roller shutters, Hair salon, high ceilings, solar panels, decking entertainment area.
AUCTION
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CONTACT
Bill Damianos 0425 725 227
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Well presented spacious home, offering three bedrooms with built in robes and open plan living, second lounge with potential to convert to fourth bedroom. Separate toilet, shower bath, open meals area adjoining kitchen with ample cupboard space with gas appliances., ducted heating and air conditioning. This property ticks all the boxes and more.
AUCTION
Saturday 7th March at 1.00pm
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CONTACT
Bill Damianos 0425 725 227
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4 OATLANDS LANE, CAIRNLEA
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47 MAILEY ST, SUNSHINE WEST
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•3 comfortable bedrooms all with mirror BIR’s •Main bedroom with full ensuite & private balcony •Living room or 4th bedroom •Appealing kitchen with stainless steel cooking appliances •Open plan kitchen with adjoining meals area •Bright quality bathroom & separate laundry •Double garage with remote door •Close to shopping centre, schools & public transport.
•3 Generous Sized Bedrooms, all with BIR’s •Spacious Lounge Room •Neat Kitchen / Meals area •Bright Central Bathroom & 2 Toilets •Carport & Garage & Huge Pergola •Bungalow & Storage •Land size Approx 697m2 •Development Potential ( S.T.C.A ) Features: Polished Floorboards, Down Lights, Ducted Heating & Roller Shutters.
AUCTION
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CONTACT
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CONTACT
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Contact Agent
Sang Do 0419 935 955
SAT 14th March 12pm
Contact Agent
Sang Do 0419 935 955
25 WALTER ST, ST ALBANS
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Builders Developers and Investors look no further, a rare opportunity exists on extremely large allotment with double street frontage is on offer. This four bedroom home is located in the heart of St Albans. With potential to build multiple units (S.T.C.A). This is not to be missed close to all amenities, Keilor Shopping Center, Keilor Plains train station,St Albans Train Station, primary schools and secondary schools.
Vacant block on corner allotment 1,100m2 approx of blue chip land suitable for development. Schools, shopping and public transport all at your doorstep. Located only 17 km’s from the CBD and minutes from Western Ring Road. This large block has it all, only thing missing is you !!
FOR SALE
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Bill Damianos 0425 725 227
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Bill Damianos 0425 725 227
9366 2154
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AUCTION THIS FRIDAY. INSPECT FROM 12.30PM 91 Cromer Avenue Sunshine North Refurbished Stand Alone Warehouse/ Factory ___Located one street behind McIntyre Road ___Land Area 581m2, building area 280m2 approx ___Recently updated offices, new roller-doors + newly laid front concrete yard ___Zone Industrial 3 + ample parking ___Easy and quick access to Western Ring Road
2/24 North Street Ardeer Stunning Custom Designed Modern Residence On offer for the first time since being built this superbly appointed town residence is equipped with a perfect blend of size, quality and clever design. Offering 3 bedrooms with BIR, 2 x floor to ceiling tiled bathrooms (including en suite to master), 3 x toilets, open plan living/dining, kitchen with stone bench tops/gas appliances, quality timber flooring and huge double lockup garage with remote roller door.
34 Ferndale Road Sunshine North Exceptional Renovation, Total Family Residence, Desirable Locale. Ready for immediate enjoyment with a stunning presentation, this large family home is located in one of the most desirable positions in Sunshine North providing future options and present fortune. The totally renovated home comprises of 5 bedrooms, fully equipped bathroom, second powder room with second toilet, open dining and living flowing in to the exceptional stone kitchen. The hard work is done, you just need to move in and enjoy.
8 Cromer Avenue Sunshine North Modern Warehouse - 500m2 Approx ___Securely Leased to Melbourne Stone ___Rental: $35,765.00 per annum (excluding GST) ___Land Area 810 m2 approx ___Ample front yard with 8 carspaces ___Zoned Industrial 3 ___High Clearance Warehouse ___Superbly located close to McIntyre & Western Ring Road
Auction Inspect Agent
Friday 5th March 1.00pm Fri 5th March 12.30pm-1.00pm Doug Kay 0417 356 035 Nick Christopoulos 0412 586 815
58 Selwyn Street Albion Premium Corner Selwyn Park Location. 3 x Approved Development. An exceptional, unique permit where experience has pushed the envelope to design 3 spacious street facing town residences in a highly desirable corner location. This corner opportunity will excel in all markets whether your building to sell or rent the residences as an abundance of nearby amenity will draw interest from every angle. Existing 3 bedroom residence leased to February 2021 for $1521 per month.
A3B1D1 Auction Inspect Agent
A 3 B 2 D 2 45 Riceflower Road Sunshine North Auction Inspect Agent
Saturday 14th March 1.00pm Refer to Internet Ad Adrian Kay 0475 222 585 Anthony Caccamo 0425 703 312
A4B4D2
Majestic Modern Prowess – 43sq* Triple Level Beauty Custom design complimented by impeccable finishes and quality construction make this modern triple level residence the ideal family oasis without compromise. Perfectly set overlooking River Valley offering stunning views of the Maribyrnong River and Melbourne CBD. A lavish lifestyle option in prized Sunshine North locale within close proximity to all amenities and a mere 13km* to the CBD.
Auction Inspect Agent
A 5 B 2 D 8 4 Alice Street Sunshine Auction Inspect Agent
Auction Inspect Agent
Wednesday 18th March 1.00pm Refer to Internet Ad Doug Kay 0417 356 035 Nick Christopoulos 0412 586 815
Saturday 14th March 1.00pm Sat 7th March 10.30am - 11.00am Francis Vuong 0421 385 939 Peter Kay 0401 532 886
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Californian Classic on Stunning Alice. Saturday 14th March 2.00pm Refer to Internet Ad Peter Kay 0401 532 886
Saturday 14th March 1.00pm Refer to Internet Ad Peter Kay 0401 532 886
There has always been something special about Alice Street. Arguably one of the West’s most beautiful neighbourhoods positioned amongst proudly kept mid-century residences with the paths lined with leafy trees which make each return home memorable. The deal is sealed being 500m to Caroline Chisholm and in walking distance to East Sunshine Kindergarten, Kevin Wheelahan garden, Hampshire Road and Sunshine Train Station.
20 Roussac Court Sunshine North Impeccable Presentation - Generous Dimensions An impeccable brick veneer residence boasting a well-designed floor plan complimented by an abundance of space throughout. Comprising 3 large bedrooms with BIR’s - master with full ensuite, study/4th bedroom, spacious sun-filled lounge room, sun room, central bathroom with corner spa, 4 car carport with remote gates and massive pergola area ideal for entertaining. Currently leased for $1825 per calendar month until 02/08/2020.
Auction Inspect Agent
Saturday 14th March 3.30pm Refer to Internet Ad Peter Kay 0401 532 886
A3B2D4 Auction Inspect Agent
Friday 21st March 12.00pm Refer to Internet Ad Francis Vuong 0421 385 939 Anthony Caccamo 0425 703 312
280 Hampshire Road, SUNSHINE
9313 7888
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Sunshine West 8 Mourell Street
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Prospects of perfection, Sunshine College zone A much-loved family setting conveying pride & enjoyment characterises this superbly-presented residence in the Sunshine College School zone. Nestled quietly on a generous 690 sqm allotment (approx.) amongst domains of distinction, this comfortable 3 bedroom home is an outstanding discovery of charm that offers perfect size and scope to renovate/extend or develop (STCA). This is a golden opportunity for the next generation to secure a popular Sunshine West position & establish a comfortable family lifestyle near Talintyre Village, Sunshine shopping & dining, primary schools, Norm Talintyre Reserve & public transport. Furthermore, this singlestorey home includes a north-facing large living room, 3 bedrooms with BIRs, a rumpus room or 4th bedroom, conventional kitchen, adjoining dining area, central bathroom, ducted heating, evaporative cooling, solar electricity, new aluminium soffit all round, deep rear garden, off-street parking, lock-up garage & carport.
Auction 21st March At 11:00am Inspect Thurs: 6:00pm - 6:30pm Sat: 11:00am - 11:30am Price Guide $500,000 - $550,000
New Listing
Danielle Fordham 0409 083 235
Office Sunshine 03 9311 6884
Auction
Cairnlea 4 Coomgarie Terrace
Albion 23 Brisbane Street
One Of The Last Remaining Allotments In This Prized Estate
Ideal First Home, Downsizer or Investment
Set on a grand corner allotment of 699M2 (approx.) with a great frontage to Coomgarie Terrace, here is your chance to seize this rare opportunity to purchase & build your dream home. Suitable for single or double storey dwelling (subject to council approval), surrounded by prestigious homes. Superbly located close to parkland, Cairnlea shopping centre, Cairnlea Park Reserve, schools & public transport. To avoid missing out - register your interest now.
Binh (Benny) Thanh (Cindy) Nguyen Tang 0417 349 884 0419 377 387
Office St Albans 03 9366 8188
Auction 28th March At 1:00pm
Price Guide Contact Agent
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Situated in one of Albion’s finest Streets, this superb unit with its own street frontage is an absolute must inspection. Comprising 3 spacious bedrooms with BIR’s, great sun filled lounge, quality kitchen with dishwasher. Features central heating, 3 split system AC, alarm system, 2.7m ceilings, large alfresco with decking, remote controlled lockup garage with internal access plus 2nd car space. Located within walking distance to schools, local shops & Albion train station.
Thanh Binh (Benny) (Cindy) Nguyen Tang 0417 349 884 0419 377 387
Office Sunshine 03 9311 6884
A 1B 1C Auction 14th March At 12:00pm Inspect Saturday 12:00pm - 12:30pm
Price Guide $525,000 - $575,000
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Albanvale 70 Wintersun Drive
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Ideal First Home Or Wise Investment
Office St Albans 03 9366 8188
St Albans 127 Denton Avenue
For Sale
Inspect Saturday 11:00am - 11:30am
Price Guide Contact Agent
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Grand Family Home
Situated in a quiet court location & within walking distance to Caroline Chisholm Secondary College, this charming clinker brick home awaits a proud new owner. Comprising 3 generous sized bedroom with BIR’s accompanied by a stylish central bathroom. Great lounge room, quality kitchen adjoins the open plan dining area. Conveniently located close to primary & high schools, public transport & local shops. An inspection is highly recommended.
Binh (Benny) Tommy Nguyen Truong 0417 349 884 0403 127 367
Office Sunshine 03 9311 6884
Sunshine North 15 Dinron Close
Office St Albans 03 9366 8188
A 1B 2C
For Sale
Inspect Saturday 11:00am - 11:30am
Price Guide Contact Agent
Comprising 4 bedrooms with WIR’s (1 bedroom downstairs) & a study, the master with a full ensuite. Superb living areas with an open plan lounge, theatre room & upstairs retreat. Hostess kitchen with 900mm cooking appliances, dishwasher & stone benchtops. Features ducted heating, alarm, 2 split system AC, electric solar panel, low maintenance backyard with the alfresco & decking. Close to Quang Minh Temple, Braybrook College & Highpoint.
Binh (Benny) Tommy Nguyen Truong 0417 349 884 0403 127 367
For Sale
Inspect Saturday 12:00pm - 12:30pm
Price Guide Contact Agent
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Grand Family Home In A Great Location
Superbly located close to all amenities including Victoria University, Ginifer train station & Sunshine Hospital, this property is an absolute must inspection. Comprising 4 generous sized bedrooms with BIR’s, the master bedroom includes a full ensuite. Great sun filled lounge, updated quality kitchen with stone benchtop adjoining meals area. Features central heating, 3 split system air conditioners, side pergola. Ample off street parking plus a huge work shop.
Thanh Binh (Benny) (Cindy) Nguyen Tang 0417 349 884 0419 377 387
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The Ideal Starter In Quiet Cul de sac
This solidly built home awaits a proud new owner. Comprising 3 bedrooms with mirrored BIR’s, sun filled lounge with split system AC, updated kitchen with quality appliances & dishwasher, central bathroom. Features: polished floorboards, security roller shutters, 2 large sheds for storage/workshop, a cubby house & a carport. Superbly located close to Evergreen Reserve, buses, Albanvale Primary School & Brimbank Shopping Centre.
Binh (Benny) Thanh (Cindy) Nguyen Tang 0417 349 884 0419 377 387
Braybrook 1/7 Dedrick Grove
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Office Sunshine 03 9311 6884
For Sale
Inspect Saturday 12:30pm - 1:00pm
Price Guide Contact Agent
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9311 8800 1 MEAGER STREET
DEER PARK
62 ROSAMOND ROAD
MARIBYRNONG
ATTENTION BUILDERS & DEVELOPERS CORNER BLOCK IN POPULAR LOCATION - POTENTIAL TO BUILD UNIT AT REAR (STCA)
Attractive triple fronted BV, set high off the ground, all rooms are of generous proportion Corner block 15.24 x 39.62m (603m2), potential to build an additional dwelling at rear (STCA) 3 bedrooms with BIRs, formal lounge, very spacious kitchen and meals area, large laundry Brick garage with rear storage/workshop, large rear verandah, extensively concreted backyard Close to Deer Park West & St Peter Chanel Primary Schools and Ballarat Road shopping strip OPEN This Saturday 12.00 - 12.30pm
Approved Town Planning and architectural drawings for three townhouses (1 x 3 bedrooms plus 2 x 2 bedrooms). Just obtain building permit and start
Existing house comprises of: 2 bedrooms, large lounge (or 3rd bedroom), study/storage room, kitchen/meals area, central bathroom and enclosed pergola
Granny flat comprises of: 1 bedroom, living room & toilet Close walking distance to Highpoint Shopping Centre. Currently leased for $1,564 per month APPROVED TOWN PLANNING FOR 3 TOWNHOUSES
$640,000 - $660,000
303/75 FLEMINGTON RD (55 VILLIERS ST)
NORTH MELBOURNE
AFFORDABLE STUDENT APARTMENT
This is one of the larger units in this building Good sized bedroom has wall mounted TV Close walking distance to Melbourne Uni and double bed with storage drawers Royal Melbourne Hospital across the road Communal student lounge, laundry & BBQ Modern and well equipped kitchen/meals Low budget student apartment or investment OPEN This Saturday 10.00 - 10.30am
506/1 FOUNDRY ROAD
LIFESTYLE LIVING - SECURE & LOW IN MAINTENANCE
Landmark building in the heart of Sunshine with all essential services virtually at door step Gorgeous 5th floor apartment with a well designed floor plan bathed in natural sunlight 2 good sized bedrooms with built-in mirrored robes, spacious kitchen/meals & living area Bathroom, European styled laundry, 2 north facing balconies, car space with storage cage Central location only a short stroll to shops, train station, municipal offices and much more
$185,000 - $195,000
13 ROSEHILL DRIVE
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$390,000
21-25 BART STREET
NULLAWIL 3529
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Beautifully located on the edge of town with captivating backdrop of natural landscape General Residential Zone, sloping block providing magnificent views from the back This large allotment of 1029m2 with extra wide 42.42m frontage would be ideal for a grand family home or multi-unit development (subject to council approval)
CHEAP VACANT LAND IN A SMALL COUNTRY TOWN - TOWNSHIP ZONE (TZ)
Three allotments (side by side) to be sold as a whole or individually Each measuring 20.1m x 50.3m (1011 Sqm). Total measuring 60.3m x 50.3m (3033 Sqm) Direct access onto Calder Highway, approximately 300km from Melbourne
$230,000 - $250,000
CLUNES 3370
LOT 10, CAMPERDOWN-LISMORE ROAD
LISMORE 3324
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$15,000 EACH
RURAL LAND - EACH 11,923 SQM
4 substantial allotments, each measuring 71.41m x 166.97m (11,923m2), approx 2.94 acres Rural Living Zone (RLZ), ideal hobby farm or to build your weekend getaway home (S.T.C.A.) A real country atmosphere with the convenience of being on the edge of town Within walking distance or only a few minutes drive to Clunes town centre
2 HECTARES OF FARMING ZONE LAND (5 ACRES)
Unique tree-change opportunity in an idyllic country town approx 2 hour drive from Melb Enjoy quiet country lifestyle yet within easy access to all amenities Lismore has to offer Farming Zone (FZ) land with 82m frontage to Camperdown-Lismore Road
$125,000 EACH ALLOTMENT
$150,000
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QUOC HO 0411 521 229
QUYEN HO 9311 8800
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Just listed.
Just listed.
Kings Park 4 Trelawny Place
Kings Park 18 Jester Court
This quality built home located in a sought after area of Kings Park is ready to accommodate all your family’s needs. Set on a generous allotment of 529m2 approx, this home showcases a well thought out floor plan, spacious family living areas and a gorgeous established garden. Boasting BIR’s, master with ensuite, lrg formal lounge, well equipped kitchen with qlty appliances, spacious dining area, central bathrm and lock up garage. Feats: a lrg outdoor undercover area, air conditioner, central heating, a garden shed and much more.
Cleverly designed and solidly constructed, this brilliant home in a quiet court offers a master with ensuite & WIR, BIR’s in others, huge formal lounge and a well-appointed central kitchen overlooking the spacious meals area. Outdoor living comes in the form of an attractive undercover area perfect for entertaining and plenty of yard space for the kids to play all year round. Other features incl: 2 reverse cycle split systems, wall heater, dishwasher, security shutters, dble garage and additional off-street parking, a garden shed and more.
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Just listed.
Kings Park 38 Beverley Street
St Albans 100 Denton Avenue
This beautifully maintained family home represents an unmissable opportunity, in a great neighbourhood. The home is very well maintained with many recent updates that will impress any fussy buyer. Comprising 3 spacious bedrooms with robes, kitchen/meals area, formal lounge, modern bright bathroom and double carport. Also features great outdoor entertaining area, good sized allotment with landscaped gardens, storage shed, ducted heating, evaporative cooling, and polished hardwood boards. All located close to shopping, schools & transport.
This very much loved and immaculately maintained family home offers a spacious floorplan comprising of 5 generous sized bedrooms, updated bathroom and meals area with sky light. Moreover, there is a second kitchen that makes it a perfect entertaining area. All of this is nestled on an allotment of approximately 531m2. Conveniently located within minutes to all services including Ginifer Stations, Victoria University, Sunshine Hospital, freeway and bus 423 to either St Albans station or Brimbank Shopping Centre. Call now to inspect.
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Maribyrnong 8/308 Horizon Place
Kings Park 10 Elfin Place
Set in the heart of Maribyrnong this modern apartment located on the 3rd floor, offers panoramic views and the enviable pleasure of a hassle-free lifestyle. Boasting two good sized bedrms all with BIR’s, two beautiful bathrms, concealed European laundry and an open plan kitchen and living area leading to a balcony with outstanding city views. Incl: split system, security entrance, dishwasher, massive pull out pantry as well as a secure car space with storage. Within close proximity to schools, Highpoint Shopping Centre & public transport.
This large charming home set in a quiet court is immaculately presented and ready for your family to move right into. With first class fixtures and fittings and multiple spacious living zones, the home offers a master with WIR’s, spacious front lounge, well-appointed qlty kitchen, lrg rumpus rm, study/additional living space or kids play area and a dble lock up garage. Outdoor living offers plenty of room for the kids to play complete with a cute pergola. Extras incl: evap cooling, gas wall heaters, alarm, security cameras, floorboards and much more.
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Auction this week.
Auction this week.
Keilor 4 - 6 Campaspe Crescent
Hillside 48 Royal Crescent
Property of this calibre is much sought after but only seldom found; it must be seen to be fully appreciated. The dynamic split-level design boasts 5 bedrooms, master with en suite and WIR as well as 5 separate formal and casual living zones. The fully renovated kitchen forms the centrepiece of the home. Extras include; industrial grade central heating and cooling, alarm system, 3 car garage space, side access suitable for boats, caravans or trucks, ample storage throughout, basement gym/workshop, outdoor kitchen and much, much more.
This family residence is a triumph of modern luxury matched with family practicality. Luxurious entrance with soaring ceilings and timber flooring, generous living area with gas log heater, flowing into a monumental kitchen overlooking an open meals area and adjoining theatre room. Outdoors a stunning decked entertaining area, accompanied with a built in BBQ, ceiling fan and electric heaters. Comprising; four spacious bedrooms, master bedroom with WIR and ensuite, remaining bedrooms with built in robes, generous sized study and central bathroom.
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CONTACT Las Anastasiadis 0416 263 191 Vikas Kumar 0410 481 992
AUCTION
CONTACT Andrew Koulaouzos 0432 207 372 Justin Soleimani 0423 011 415
PRICE GUIDE $1,200,000 - $1,300,000
Barry Plant Taylors Lakes 9390 8333
PRICE GUIDE $790,000 - $850,000
Barry Plant Taylors Lakes 9390 8333
This Sat 7 March at 11am (unless sold prior)
This Sat 7 March at 12pm (unless sold prior)
INSPECT (Photo ID required) Refer to website for inspection times.
INSPECT (Photo ID required) Refer to website for inspection times.
Sydenham 18 Roseleigh Boulevard
Hillside 35 Grandview Crescent
This modern family entertainer seamlessly combines practicality with elegance to create a true masterpiece. From the soaring high ceilings, beautiful timber floors, gleaming porcelain tiles to the light filled interior, this home has is it all. Boasting multiple formal and informal living zones, gorgeous kitchen, 6 massive bedrooms, master with WIR and full spa en suite, executive study plus generous retreat area. A gorgeous outdoor entertainment area includes a jacuzzi and is complimented by an extra-large double garage with drive through access and a kitchenette.
Situated in the lovely Bellevue Estate stands this beautifully designed family home. Be welcomed into a huge living area with exposed brick feature wall, flowing into an open plan kitchen overlooking the spacious meals area, all brimming with natural sunlight. Step outside to a huge backyard, offering huge upside potential and plenty of space for the kids to enjoy. Comprising: Four fitted bedrooms, master with WIR and gorgeous renovated ensuite, bedroom 2 & 3 with walk in robes, and central bathroom.
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CONTACT Las Anastasiadis 0416 263 191 Vikas Kumar 0410 481 992
AUCTION
CONTACT Andrew Koulaouzos 0432 207 372 Justin Soleimani 0423 011 415
PRICE GUIDE $920,000 - $990,000
Barry Plant Taylors Lakes 9390 8333
PRICE GUIDE $590,000 - $630,000
Barry Plant Taylors Lakes 9390 8333
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Hillside 19 Knight Court Residing on a commanding allotment of approx. 1,000sqm, this home offers one lucky buyer a very rare chance to secure a prime piece of Real Estate. Sensational entrance into a huge living room with soaring ceilings and wood fire heater, flowing into bright kitchen overlooking a spacious meals and family area. Step outside to a huge undercover entertainment area with views of a massive backyard and a sparkling swimming pool. Living accommodation offers four fitted bedrooms, master with WIR and spa ensuite and spacious study room.
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CONTACT Andrew Koulaouzos 0432 207 372 Justin Soleimani 0423 011 415
PRICE GUIDE $720,000 - $760,000
Barry Plant Taylors Lakes 9390 8333
Sat 21 March at 12pm (unless sold prior)
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16 DEVONSHIRE ROAD RETAIL INVESTMENT OR OCCUPY
Auction: Price: Inspect: Contact:
• Offered with expired lease on 15/11/19 • Rental $24,000 pa + council and water rates • Building area 85m2 approx • Zoning: Activity Centre • In the heart of Sunshine
Thursday 12th March at 12.30pm Contact agent Inspect by appointment Philip Mazzella 0418 360 789 John Verduci 0411 660 844 Footscray 9689 6011
169 BARKLY STREET FOOTSCRAY
9689 6011 TRIMSON.COM.AU
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Eagles ready for redemption By Lance Jenkinson A final round loss did not take the gloss of what Sunshine Eagles have achieved to this point of the Baseball Victoria summer league division 1 season. Getting beaten 8-5 away to Fitzroy Lions on Saturday was a minor blemish for the Eagles, who finished the regular season as the runaway minor premiers and will charge into the playoffs as the team to beat. Eagles coach Stuart Clayton opted to experiment with his line-up against Fitzroy, resting some keys pitching arms, shaking up the batting order and making some changes to the defence. The Eagles still finished with the best record in the league with 18 wins, seven losses and a draw. “We were just concentrating on hitting and defence today,� Clayton said. “We looked after our arms for Tuesday [opening night of the playoffs]. “We just tried a few things in the field. “We moved guys into different positions.� Twelve months ago, Sunshine was in an identical position. The Eagles were cock-a-hoop after finishing on top and faced Geelong Baycats in the semi-finals, like they will this week when the best-of-three series begins tonight (Tuesday). It was the Baycats who swept the series last year and the Eagles got exposed on the big stage. The Eagles might not have been ready on that occasion, but they certainly are now.
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“I think we’re a little bit better side than what we were last year,� Clayton said. “Last year we lost our American catcher after the first final, he had family commitments. “This year with having Riley [Barr], Jeremy [Young], Adam Irons and Griffin Weir on the hill, I think we’re very good on the pitching side of it and our defence is very good. “Our hitting, although we have scored a lot of runs this year, that’s one thing where we’ve got to work together as a team to get the runs over the plate.� The hitting was one department that was not lacking for Sunshine in the loss to Fitzroy on Saturday. Nikau Pouaka-Grego had four hits, Jordan Young had three and there were two each to import Bryce Aldridge and Alister Lovelock. The big off season signing was Pouaka-Grego and he thrived with his new club this summer. The teenager has the potential to be a match-winner for the Eagles with the bat and in the field. “Last year he was playing in division 2 and was very good, but to step up to division 1 is a huge step up and he’s been fantastic,� Clayton said. “He’s leading our hitting and the kid can play third base as good as anyone else that we’ve got. “He’s got a mature head on his shoulders for a 15 year old.� The first game of the series between Sunshine and Geelong will be on neutral territory at Melbourne Ballpark on Tuesday, followed by game two at Sunshine on Saturday and game three, if required, at Geelong on Sunday.
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33 BRIMBANK & NORTHWEST STAR WEEKLY Tuesday, 3 March, 2020
SPORT Relegation becomes a reality as Keilor fails to fire
Keilor batsman Dinesh Daminda guides the ball on the off side. (Damjan Janevski) 205542_14
Keilor has endured a week from cricketing hell. The first bitter pill the Blues had to swallow was a loss to Sunshine United in the Kookaburra Twenty20 Cup final. Set 121 for victory, the Blues fell short in a 14-run loss. But the worst was yet to come for Keilor. Entering the final round of the Victorian Turf Cricket Association senior division season in third-last spot and with their destiny in their own hands, all the Blues needed to do to stave off relegation was to win. They failed to stick to their end of the bargain, again failing in a run chase, going down by 27 runs to Druids at Joe Brown Recreation Reserve on Saturday. Not only did Keilor get sucked into the
relegation zone, wins to Sunshine United and Strathmore left them with the wooden spoon. Keilor will play division 1 cricket next season, along with Sunshine United, the other relegated side. Elsewhere in the VTCA, Deer Park has narrowly missed out on the division 1 west finals by three points, despite a late round win over Seddon. Sunshine has qualified for the division 2 finals in second place and will meet St Andrews Pascoe Vale in the semis, while Keilor Park missed out on the finals by six points. Sunshine Heights had a three-wicket win over Williamstown Imperials, but settled in fifth spot and missed the division 3 finals. Grand United suffered a heavy loss to St
Andrews and coughed up top spot in division 4. The second-placed Gorillas will face Footscray United in the semis. Sunshine YCW crashed out of the division 5 finals race in a disappointing second half of the season, which saw them win just once in the new year. In the NWMCA Luscombe Shield, Kealba-Green Gully took third spot in the finals after a free-scoring victory over Aberfeldie-St Johns in the last round. On the back of 176 to Michael West, the Cougars posted a whopping 5-443 to Abers’ 9-297. Lance Jenkinson
Harsh reality hits Tigers By Lance Jenkinson Sunshine United experienced the highest of highs and the lowest of lows in a roller coaster final week in the Victorian Turf Cricket Association. The Tigers were on cloud nine after securing the Kookaburra Twenty20 Cup for the second time in three seasons. They repeated the dose against Keilor, the side they beat in the 2017-18 decider, winning by 14 runs at Joe Brown Recreation Reserve. Tigers captain Daniel Norris was thrilled to see his side return to the top of the T20 mountain in the association. “We’ve gone on a good run with T20,” he said. “We got through to the MCG game in the Regional Big Bash last year. “It’s just been a format that’s really suited us. “Our players seem to lift for T20 games. “It’s kind of led us on into winning this week.” The Twenty20 triumph created a good vibe within the Sunshine United camp as it attempted to stave off relegation from the top-flight senior division. The Tigers were confronted with one of the toughest away games in the league, powerhouse Yarraville Club at Hansen Reserve. Instead of running scared, Sunshine United went full steam ahead, upsetting the Clubbers by 55 runs. “To win against Yarraville Club to try and save relegation, it’s a really great effort by the boys,” Norris said. Even after the game, Sunshine United was not aware if it had been relegated or not. With third-placed Keilor losing to Druids,
they would at least leap-frog them on the ladder. But the result that Sunshine United’s survival ultimately hinged on was second-last Strathmore’s game against St Albans. The Mores beat St Albans by six runs and it led to Sunshine United being relegated by an agonising 0.02 per cent. The Tigers could consider themselves stiff to go down with 36 competition points, but that is the brutal nature of two teams getting relegated from an eight-team competition. Norris was not making any excuses though. “The competition has been very even, but we probably let ourselves down a couple of times,” he said. “Disappointed to get into the position that we were. “When relegation was on the line, I was very impressed with the boys, but it was just not to be.” Sunshine United will still cherish the win away to Yarraville Club on Saturday. After posting 147, thanks largely to 39 from man of the match Roshan Laksiri, the Tigers rolled the finals-bound Clubbers for just 92. Left arm off spinner Laksiri capped a superb game with 5-18 off 14.2, while frontline bowler Tom O’Brien took 4-25 off 13. “Tommy O’Brien has been absolutely sensational all year,” Norris said. “It’s his second year at the club and he’s just got better and better. “[Laksiri] just did what he always does. “He bowled on the spot and they just threw their wickets away.” St Albans will carry the hopes of Brimbank in the senior division finals. The Saints will face Doutta Stars in the semi-final this weekend.
Sunshine United bowler Thomas O’Brien is congratulated by teammates after taking a wicket. (Damjan Janevski) 205541_06
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BECOME AN UMPIREININ2020 2020 Saints relishing top flight St Albans Saints are playing fearless football on their return to the top flight National Premier League. The Saints remain undefeated with two wins and a draw after three rounds. They overcame winless cross-town rivals Melbourne Knights 2-0. St Albans will travel to Bentleigh Greens on Friday night, while the Knights will be searching for their first win of the season against top-of-the-ladder Hume City at Knights Stadium on Friday night. Meanwhile, Green Gully is still point-less after three games, following a 2-0 loss to Avondale at Green Gully Reserve on Friday night. In the FFA Cup first round clash between Balmoral and Melbourne City, the two sides could not be separated in general play, so it went all the way to penalties. Melbourne City won the shootout 5-0. Lance Jenkinson 34 BRIMBANK & NORTHWEST STAR WEEKLY Tuesday, 3 March, 2020
Ollie Bassett was one of St Albans Saints key recruits of the off season. (Dion Fountas Photography/ St Albans Saints) 205621_01
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Briefs Soccer A Max Burgess-inspired Western United broke out of its goal scoring slump in a rampaging 6-2 win over Central Coast Mariners in the A-League at GMHBA Stadium in Geelong on Sunday. Burgess played a stunning role on an extraordinary afternoon for United, which ended a three-game goal-less streak with a six-pack for the goal-thirsty supporters. The story of the day was Burgess, who not only scored for the first time in his 45-game A-League career, but finished the game with a hat-trick. For the full story, head to starweekly.com.au
By Lance Jenkinson Taylors Lakes has gate-crashed the Victorian Sub-District Cricket Association finals party. The Lions were on their knees a month ago after a mid-season slump, but three consecutive wins to finish the home-and-away campaign proved enough to snatch sixth spot. Lions captain Jarrod Wakeling said the experience of playing do-or-die every round for the past three rounds is the ideal preparation for a finals tilt. “We’re feeling pretty good at the moment,” he said. “It was stacked against us four weeks ago. “We had to win every game and have a bit of luck go our way. “When you win those hard fought games when things get tough, there’s a lot of pressure on and you find a way to get over the line, I think that’s what finals cricket is about.” Taylors Lakes had to do it the hard way in the final round. The Lions ventured to Altona to cause what most would feel like an upset. Set 143 for victory, the Lions timed their run to perfection, winning eight down with two overs to spare. It was not the only part of the equation that needed to occur for Taylors Lakes to reach the finals. Only when news filtered in that Melton had lost could the Lions erupt in celebration. The Lions successful chase was underpinned by English import Aamir Raza. Raza top-scored with 48 batting at No. 6. His form with the bat has been impressive in the new year with scores of 46 and 48 not out in his previous two digs. A leg spinning all-rounder, Raza was also influential with the ball, taking 2-26
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Football Western Jets led at every change away at Queen Elizabeth Oval en route to a 22-point opening round win over Bendigo Pioneers in the NAB League girls. The Jets will square off with Murray Bushrangers in the second round at RMIT University in Bundoora on Saturday.
Altona batsman Greg Sheehan watches Taylors Lakes bowler Mark McLachlan leap for the ball. (Mark Wilson) 205544_12
earlier in the day to cap a player of the match performance. “He had to miss eight weeks of cricket because of a broken bone in his foot,” Wakeling said. “He’s bowling really well and he’s making runs since he’s come back. “He’s an import, he loves his cricket, he knows his strengths, he knows his weaknesses.” Wakeling played an important role with 23 not out late in the chase, while Mick Brne was the pick of the top order with 27. On the bowling front, Taylors Lakes’ teenage sensation Aidan Brasher caused headaches for the Altona batsmen with 4-20 off 7.3 overs. The young opening bowler will be trusted with the new ball in the Lions first final.
“He’s had the new ball all year, so he’ll certainly have it next week,” Wakeling said. Wakeling chipped in with 2-29 and Luke Denny claimed 1-18. While the first week of the finals will pit two in-form sides in Williamstown and Taylors Lakes together in combat, both riding three-game winning streaks, Wakeling was quick to adopt the underdog tag, even though he knows his side has the potential to cause a boilover. “When they played us earlier in the year, they absolutely flogged us,” Wakeling said. “That’s probably a good thing for us because they didn’t see us in our good times and I don’t think they’ve got a lot of homework to take into next week’s game because we were that bad.”
Bowls Deer Park sent a message to the rest of the Bowls Victoria premier division that it will be a force to be reckoned with in the finals. The Parkers demolished Melbourne by 40 shots in a one-sided match on the road at the Melbourne Bowling Club.
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