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Killer parents shock The number of Wyndham children being killed by their parents could be reduced if more health and welfare services were in place, a Monash University academic says. Dr Thea Brown, co-director of the Monash Filicide Project, said there was a higher number of such cases in Wyndham than in other areas, and one explanation was the relative absence of health and welfare services accessible to residents. Filicide is the act of killing one’s own son or daughter. Dr Brown said that in examining files from the state coroner’s office, researchers had noticed a disproportionate number of murdered children from 2000 to 2009 lived in the Wyndham area. She said she was unable to reveal how many as she believed that could make victims identifiable. She said services lacking included general practitioners, criminal justice, child protection, family counselling, family court and mental health services. “Our studies show a large number of perpetrators had psychiatric problems, and there is a lack of psychiatric services,” Dr Brown said. “A constant array of support services means fewer families will fall through the safety net. Good supportive services reduce the overall numbers. “My view is that Wyndham council needs to get involved in a major planning and service exercise, which other councils have done in the past.” Denis Nelthorpe, chief executive of community legal centre WEstJustice, said Wyndham had an issue with its co-ordination and accessibility of services.
“Family law matters and complex family violence matters are rarely heard at the Werribee Magistrates Court,” he said. “They are commonly referred to Sunshine and Melbourne. There are also no support services for men.” Also lacking were specialist services such as those provided by counsellors and psychiatrists. “There is no doubt in my mind that these services being inaccessible has an impact on [filicide],” he said.
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Carol Muir, the chief executive of local welfare agency Werribee Support and Housing, agreed that there was a lack of infrastructure in health and welfare across the municipality. “We have such a dramatic shortage of GPs and specialists in the region,” she said. “The earlier you can intervene, the better. Generally, if you can access support services in the local area, it minimises the risks that can occur.” She said residents might also struggle to find money to access services. Figures released by the Crime Statistics Agency last week reveal Wyndham recorded 11 homicides in 2015, the most of any Victorian municipality. The figure includes murder, manslaughter, culpable driving, and attempted murder. Wyndham council did not respond to Star Weekly’s request for comment by deadline.
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Weerama is back and here to stay. That’s the message from festival president Marcel Mahfoud after big crowds turned out for events between Friday and Sunday. Mr Mahfoud says the committee wants to make next year’s festival even bigger and better. ■ More pictures, full wrap: Page 15
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Theft, violence fuel rise in Wyndham’s crime rate A spike in burglaries, thefts and family violence has fuelled a 9.7 per cent jump in crime across Wyndham. New data released by the Crime Statistics Agency reveals crime across the municipality rose from 13,025 offences in the 2014 calendar year to 14,285 in 2015. Incidents contributing to the rise were family violence, theft and burglary offences, assaults, and drug, weapons and explosives offences. In particular, theft from motor vehicles jumped from 1676 recorded offences in 2014 to 1931 last year. This rising trend continued
early this year, with 200 cars broken into during January alone and more than 100 offences recorded for the first half of March. On the flip side, there was a drop in property damage, deception offences, and disorderly and offensive conduct. Wyndham police’s Inspector Frank Sells said the spike in crime was in line with an 8.1 per cent statewide increase in crime over the same period. Inspector Sells said he would be boosting resources for Wyndham’s burglary, vehicle crime and community safety teams in a bid to combat the rising crime rate.
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“We often see the same offenders coming back through the system, and this drives a lot of crime,” Inspector Sells said. “Theft of building materials from construction sites, theft of number plates and of personal property left unattended or unsecured are all contributing to increases in crime. New housing estates, including newly
Wyndham rides out storm By Adem Saban Wild winds that tore through Wyndham Vale on Friday morning left parts of the suburb looking like a war zone. Eppalock Drive and Stringybark Close were among the hardest hit, with homes sustaining extensive damage to roofs and fences. One Eppalock Drive resident said she woke to a loud noise about 6.30am. “The gazebo was mangled, the fence ripped out, roof tiles torn off, and the dog kennel went flying,” she said. “We aren’t allowed to enter the house because the roof is so badly damaged, it’s about to collapse.” Wyndham SES unit commander Laurie Russell said emergency workers received 133 calls on Friday and Saturday for both minor and major damage. “We had 50 SES personnel responding to calls from Wyndham, Broadmeadows, Melton, Malvern and Whittlesea,” he said. “The main work we were doing was trying to tarp roofs down to prevent further damage.” A Bureau of Meteorology spokesman said Wyndham Vale and Glen Eira in the eastern suburbs were the hardest hit areas in the state. “Wyndham Vale experienced a strong and damaging wind gust of up to 90 km/h,” he said. Mr Russell expressed concerns that more damage would come over Easter, when more wild winds were expected to hit the region. “This could cause further problems for already damaged properties,” he said. “It has the potential to create a whole new ball game.” “People need to do what they can to secure their properties before the next set of bad weather hits. “Those with damaged roofs need to try and prevent more damage by calling in tradesmen to further secure things.” A tree also came down on Point Cook Road about 7am on Friday, not far from Seabrook Primary School. The road was blocked and police were at the scene diverting traffic.
completed homes, have been targeted by thieves and we really need the community to report any suspicious activity,” he said. “Across Wyndham, I ask the community to help us reduce crime by taking responsibility for their property … never leave personal property unattended, even for the shortest period. “Lock up your bicycles, cars and homes. Don’t leave items on display in your car and don’t leave boxes from newly purchased items on the nature strip,” Inspector Sells said. Charlene Macaulay
Manor Lakes closes in on suburb status Manor Lakes is one step closer to becoming a suburb in its own right. Wyndham council advocacy director Bill Forrest confirmed that the name Manor Lakes was gazetted in the Victorian Government Gazette last week. He said the next step was for the Office of Geographic Names to register the locality and inform emergency services. “Once council is advised, we will notify property owners and residents and landowners when Manor Lakes is officially their new address,” he said. The new suburb’s boundary would run from the junction of the north-east corner of Quandong and along Ballan Road in a south-easterly direction, he said. It would then run south, bisecting Hindmarsh Drive, and continue west along Greens Road then Argoona Road to the south-east corner of the Quandong boundary. Manor Lakes Residents Association (MLRA) secretary Delphi Anderson said she was thrilled to hear the Wyndham Vale estate would soon officially become a suburb in its own right. “It’s fantastic,” she said. “It’s a project the MLRA has been working on for some years. Lots of members have worked tirelessly on this. “Without the community’s support in signing petitions and all that, it wouldn’t have gained traction.” The move comes four months after Sanctuary Lakes residents presented a 2400-signature petition to the state government and Wyndham council calling on them to proclaim their area a suburb.
More than 130 calls were made to emergency personnel during last week’s storms. (Adem Saban)
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Bravehearts’ marathon effort As a child, Tammy Robinson was sexually assaulted. “What he did to me caused me acute anxiety, chronic depression and financial loss,� she said. “I’ve struggled all my life to find a way to accept what he did to me, to heal myself and my relationships.� After a lengthy battle in the courts, the Point Cook resident decided she had to do something to make a difference. “I thought, I don’t want to live in a world where this is okay,� she said. “I want to do something to help.� Tammy and husband Ben plan to run seven marathons in seven days to raise funds for Bravehearts Inc, which provides support to child sexual assault victims through the education program Ditto’s Keep Safe Adventure. The program has been introduced into Wyndham schools and funded by money raised in previous marathons run by the Robinsons. The couple will run the seven 42-kilometre marathons between June 27 and July 3 in Perth, Adelaide, Melbourne, Hobart, Canberra, Kingscliff and the Gold Coast. Werribee Hyundai has thrown its support behind the campaign, by signing on as an official sponsor. To support them, head to bit.ly/1Uamk4q
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Melton police want VicRoads to install wire barriers along Truganina’s Hopkins Road and reduce the speed limit to 80 km/h following a recent double fatality. Sergeant Chris Stuhldreier, of the Melton highway patrol, said that while VicRoads had plans to duplicate the road, he hoped barriers and a lower speed limit would help make it safer in the meantime. Melton South couple Jesus, 43, and Alma Remo, 39, were killed when their Mazda 4WD and a truck collided head-on along Hopkins Road on March 10, leaving three teenage children orphaned. “With the volume of traffic, it’s certainly a main arterial that feeds the Western Freeway and Wyndham,” Sergeant Stuhldreier said. “I’ve no doubt it’s on the horizon [for VicRoads], but from a policing perspective we’d love to see upgrades along that road. “Hopkins Road is certainly up there as a blackspot.” He said that as part of Operation Impacted, which runs until the end of May, police were targeting roads known for road trauma, including Hopkins Road. Melton and Wyndham councils, police and VicRoads were also working closely together to improve safety along the road, he said. Melton council engineering services acting manager Voltaire David said the council would seek a briefing and report of the accident from VicRoads and work with it to implement any recommendations.
“It’s a tragedy that two lives were lost on Hopkins Road,” Mr David said. He said the council was not responsible for upgrading the stretch of road but had taken part in VicRoads’ Hopkins Road Corridor study, which plans for an ultimate duplication of the road.
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Senior Sergeant Damien Madden, of the Westgate highway patrol and a member of Roadsafe Westgate, would not be drawn on whether he thought the road was dangerous but conceded it was busy and needed to be duplicated. “Melton and Wyndham are both experiencing population growth,” Senior Sergeant Madden said. “The natural flow-on of that is increased traffic.” VicRoads north-west metro acting regional director Bryan Sherritt said a number of improvement works along Derrimut and Hopkins roads had been carried out. “We are constantly reviewing the safety of Derrimut Road and Hopkins Road and will continue to work with Victoria Police, Wyndham and Melton council to make further improvements as required,” he said. Wyndham council was contacted for comment.
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Fire sidelines league club A fire that tore through the clubrooms at Haines Drive Reserve last week has left the rugby league club with no place to train or play this season. Werribee Bears Rugby League president James Te Whata said the fire, which is believed to have been deliberately lit about 4pm on March 14, destroyed the clubrooms only a day before the team was due to take over from the cricket club for its season. “At the moment, we’ve got no lights, no power, and no hot water, so it doesn’t look like we can start training,” he said. “We’ve got our first game on April 9 and this is probably going to stop us from playing.” Mr Te Whata said it was concerning that somebody started a fire in the hot weather. Werribee Crime Investigation Unit’s
Detective Senior Constable Laura Kilpatrick said the fire had been deemed “criminal damage by arson”. “It appears rubbish that had been left around was lit,” she said. “There’s been extensive damage to the roof and the side of the building.” Wyndham Vale Fire Brigade captain Trevor Weston said six CFA trucks from Wyndham Vale, Werribee and Hoppers Crossing attended. He said the brigade was growing frustrated by the number of deliberately lit fires. “We had the Hoppers Crossing playground set alight just last week, and now this. Anyone lighting fires needs to sit back and look at what they’re taking away.” Crime Stoppers: 1800 333 000 Adem Saban
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’m sure I’m not the only one who found the recent story in this paper regarding the Encore Events Centre pricing quite disturbing. Here are the facts: Council paid for an independent report to compare the cost of hiring and running an event at Encore with similar venues across Melbourne. This was on the back of a residents’ petition in December calling for Encore’s prices to be reduced. One councillor told Star Weekly it was important to ask the right questions. Hello? Bit late for that. The questions have been asked and the report completed. Another councillor questioned why Encore was compared with venues in Hawthorn and Ivanhoe, where house prices are well above Wyndham’s. Again, hello? If I was paying for a report, I’d be telling those doing it exactly what I wanted. The latter councillor also said the pricing was exorbitant given it was a publicly funded project. BANG. Penny drop moment. If this facility was built to host more events for locals, then the costs need to reflect that and it’s better for the venue to be used than sitting
idle while local organisations stage their events elsewhere. It’s a place of business and should be run accordingly . . . but it’s also a community venue and that needs to be considered.
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Park carve-up opposition grows By Charlene Macaulay Werribee residents are bankrolling their own legal team to fight a 49-block subdivision at Riverbend Historical Park. Residents have so far pledged more than $3000 through an online fundraising campaign to fight a planning permit application to subdivide a block of land, bounded by Purchas Street and Heaths Road, into lots of between 400 and 500 square metres. More than 96 residents formally objected
to the planning application, which was knocked back by Wyndham council at its December 2015 meeting. The developer has since lodged an appeal at the Victorian Civil and Administrative Tribunal, which is scheduled to be heard over three days from July 6. Riverbend resident Denise Huxtable said about 50 residents were mounting their own legal battle because council officers originally recommended that the permit be approved subject to conditions before councillors voted the permit down.
“Councillors said no, but the town planners originally said yes,” Ms Huxtable said. “I know the council are meant to be fighting against it, but a lot of people don’t have much faith that that’s what’s going to happen.” Ms Huxtable said residents had already found a local solicitor who would represent them for a minimal fee. She said the subdivision “appears to neglect all aspects of amenity and liveability”. “This high-density subdivision is contrary to the established blocks on either side, none
of which are under 800 square metres,” she said. “The developer has no concern for the historical value of this public space, the ecological environment and recreational benefits to our community. “There are concerns that the streets in the development will be overflowing with cars as there’s very minimal parking with so many dwellings so close together. It really is a very unique area,” Ms Huxtable said. “It’s a public spot that should be enjoyed.” More details: www.gofundme.com/ fst747u4
Gems from the Top End An artist from Western Australia’s Top End has won this year’s Wyndham Art Prize. Katjarra Butler wowed Deakin University judge Brian Martin with her painting, which he said drew him back to it again and again. The 70-year-old Pintupi woman was born in Kuun, in far northern WA, and lived a totally nomadic lifestyle, consuming the animals the family hunted and bush food they collected. Her traditional family group was related to the Pintupi Nine, otherwise known as the Lost Tribe, which left the desert as recently as the 1980s. Ms Butler, who cannot speak English, travelled from her home in the northern part of WA with her daughter, Sally Butler, and her art centre’s manager, Hayley Birchley, to appear at last week’s exhibition opening. About 200 people came to admire the work of
74 shortlisted artists. Works included videos, paintings, sculptures and even two unusual dresses, one of which transforms to a tent. More than 140 works were submitted to this year’s Wyndham Art Prize from artists all over Australia and as far afield as Japan and Germany. Wyndham councillor Bob Fairclough said the Wyndham Art Prize was attracting more artists after making its debut last year. “Wyndham is most fortunate to have such prominent artists exhibiting in our municipality,” he said. “Our local residents can also see some of the best of Australia’s contemporary art available in our very own gallery.” The Wyndham Art Prize exhibition is at the Wyndham Art Gallery, 177 Watton Street, Werribee, until May 1. Charlene Macaulay
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Cops braced for Easter By Charlene Macaulay Police are warning they will be out in force during the Easter break after detecting 116 traffic offences on Wyndham roads during the recent Labour Day weekend. Westgate highway patrol, uniform, and other divisions took part in Operation Arid from March 11-14, setting up random breath test sites across the city and targeting speed and bad driving through regular patrols. In Wyndham, police pulled over 32 unregistered vehicles, 22 seatbelt offenders, 17 speeding drivers, 15 unlicensed drivers, 12
drivers for mobile phone offences, and 10 for drug-driving offences. In one case, a 31-year-old Hoppers Crossing man was found with drugs in his car when he was intercepted at a random breath test site at Hoppers Crossing. He returned a blood-alcohol reading of 0.022, despite his licence conditions requiring him to not have any alcohol in his system. Police said a search of his vehicle uncovered small amounts of cannabis and ice. The same man also had an outstanding warrant against his name for driving while suspended, and was wanted for questioning about a previous motor vehicle crash.
He was charged with possessing a drug of dependence, drink driving and other matters, and was released on bail. Westgate highway patrol unit commander Damien Madden said it was hard to compare this year’s results to previous years as Wyndham, Hobsons Bay and Maribyrnong highway patrol squads had merged last year. “From a Wyndham perspective, we’ve had three fatalities this year, compared to none for the same time last year,” Senior Sergeant Madden said. He noted that serious injury crashes were down almost 50 per cent.
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Najvada George is celebrating another slam dunk . . . a Victorian School Sports Award. The 17-year-old Hoppers Crossing basketballer has been selected for the Vic Metro girls’ team and has scored a scholarship to Box Hill Senior Secondary College’s sports development program. Najvada started playing hoops seven years ago. “I played netball and my parents suggested I give basketball a go, too,” she said. “I liked basketball a lot more so I gave up netball two years ago.” Najvada is among 47 junior athletes across the state to have been recognised with school sports awards. Point Cook’s Tomislav Fadljevic was recognised for his achievements in soccer. NAJVADA GEORGE
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Above: Mum Alison Anderson with sons Oliver, 9 months, and Thomas, 3, with CFA volunteer Bree Nesbitt. Left: All the proceeds from Babycino on Main’s coffee cart sales will go towards the Royal Children’s Hospital. Amy and Peta Santullo will be serving, along with the cafe’s co-owner, Rebecca. (Pictures: Damjan Janevski)
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The great tortoise riddle As far as crimes go, this one could prove to be a slow-moving investigation. The Department of Environment, Land, Water and Planning (DELWP) is looking for a man who dropped off an illegal breed of tortoise at Werribee Open Range Zoo earlier this month. The man entered the zoo’s ticket office about noon on March 8 and left following a short conversation with a zoo employee. It’s believed the man left a mature female African spurred tortoise in a nearby bush. The tortoise, which is native to the Sahara Desert, is aged between five and eight and weighs just over 13 kilograms. The DELWP says the tortoise has the potential to harm Australia’s native species through transmitting exotic diseases.
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Tony Robinson, the ALP candidate in Saturday’s state election for the seat of Werribee, holds a slender lead over his Liberal opponent, Cr Neville Hudson. A winner will not be determined until late today or tomorrow, when the bulk of absentee votes should have arrived.
Werribee council will take out a Supreme Court injunction this week to stop the proposed Easter Rock ’86 concert. Council chambers were cleared of press and public while councillors discussed the injunction and advice from council solicitors.
Wyndham could become the home of a major toxic waste dump and waste technology precinct in less than two years. A leaked report detailing the proposal was prepared by Enviroguard Pty Ltd, operator of the Cleanaway site in Tullamarine.
Werribee City Target Club shooters have brought home gold from the Commonwealth Games in Melbourne. Husband and wife Russell and Lauryn Mark won pairs events, Russell with Craig Trembath in the trap and Lauryn with Natalia Rahman in the skeet.
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Easter egg hunt
Registrations are being taken for Maltese language classes for adults in Werribee, Sydenham, Melton and Mill Park. All classes will run from 6.30-8.30pm starting on April 11. Limited places available. ■ Mark, 0400 307 945 or email learnmaltesevic@gmail.com or call
The Italian Sports Club of Werribee is hosting an Easter egg hunt on Saturday, March 26, from 10am-2pm. Tickets are $15, kids under 3 are free. At the Galvin Park club entrance. Check website for age group hunt times. ■ 9741 1225 or www.iscw.com.au/upcoming-events
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To enter, click on the WIN tab at www. starweekly.com.au and follow the prompts. Entries close at 11.59 pm on Monday, March 28, and will be drawn at 9 am the next day at 380 City Road, Southbank, 3006. Entrants must be over 18 years old and reside in Victoria. See our competition terms and conditions for more details. All winners will be contacted by the prize supplier within seven days of the draw.
Wyndham residents aged 50 years and above are being urged to sign up for free basic computer and internet training. The classes will start on April 17 and run every Sunday from 1-3pm at 15 Perkins Avenue, Hoppers Crossing. ■ Vic, 0433 934 425 or 9748 4098 Western Athletics will hold a come and try day on Saturday, April 2, from 10am-noon at Victoria University Athletics Track, Hoppers Lane, Hoppers Crossing. The free event is open to anyone aged 12 years and above. ■ info@westernathletics.com.au or call Janice, 0400 680 070
Sing your heart out
Werribee Community Singers are an acapella group looking for new members. The group meets at Guide Hall, Powell Street, Hoppers Crossing, on Wednesdays from 7-9pm. First two weeks free. No auditions. ■ Helen, 0407 493 065 or email wbeecomsing@mail.com
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The Western Suburbs Lymphoedema Support Group meets on the first Monday of every month at ISIS Primary Care, 117 Warringa Crescent, Hoppers Crossing, from 10am-noon. The group provides support that may help sufferers cope with what can, at times, be a debilitating condition. ■ Jean, 9748 9090 or Margaret, 9748 7639
Pacific Werribee is hosting a range of Easter and school holiday activities to keep kids entertained during the break. Live Jungle Book shows will run from March 28-April 1 and Kung Fu Panda shows will run from April 4-10. The Easter bunny will be hopping around the centre and Easter-themed activities will be held. ■ www.pacificwerribee.com.au/whats-on/ school-holidays-2/
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BEST CARROT CAKE My hubby loves carrot cake and, when I ask him what kind of cake he’d like for his birthday, that’s the one he always requests. The only difference this year was the decoration (as a nod to his radio background, I made little vinyl records and musical notes out of fondant icing to go on top).
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FB: How would you rate your cooking skills? PG: Ummmm, not chef standard. FB: What is your signature dish? PG: Beef and mushrooms in red wine sauce. I am pretty good with the slow cooker – the best purchase I ever made. FB: If you could have one more meal, what would it be? PG: Lobster mornay.
As always, if you have any recipes, tips or other info you’d like to share, email me at sarah@ howdypartnersmedia.com.au
FB: What is your favourite TV food show and who is your favourite TV food person? PG: My Kitchen Rules, and I don’t really have a favourite TV food person, but I like Manu’s accent. FB: What is your favourite food? PG: Salad.
The recipe I use is an old White Wings one I’ve had for years and years. It is ridiculously simple (the only laborious part is grating the carrot), and always results in a lovely, moist, crumbly cake. If you’re after an easy, delicious carrot cake recipe, this one ticks all the boxes. Just don’t be tempted to take it out of the oven too early – you don’t want a sunken centre.
CARROT AND WALNUT CAKE 1 cup canola oil 1 cup firmly packed brown sugar 3 eggs, lightly beaten 1½ cups self-raising flour 1 tsp bicarbonate of soda 1½ tsps ground cinnamon 2 cups firmly packed grated carrot (about four medium carrots) 1 cup chopped walnuts (I buy walnut crumbs, so the chopping’s already done) Preheat oven to 180 degrees Celsius. Grease and line 20cm cake pan. Combine oil, sugar and eggs in a bowl. Whisk well. Sift flour, bicarbonate of soda and cinnamon over the oil mixture. Stir gently. Add carrot and walnuts, mix well, spread mixture into cake pan and bake 45 to 50 minutes, or until a skewer inserted into the centre comes out clean. Cool for 10 minutes in pan before turning onto a wire rack. Ice with cream cheese frosting when completely cool (this you can also buy ready-made, if you’re really pressed for time.)
FB: What is your favourite drink? PG: White wine and soda water (mixture). FB: Which five people would you most like to invite to dinner? PG: Weary Dunlop, Nelson Mandela, Abraham Lincoln, Bill Gates and my paternal grandfather. FB: Do you have a kitchen tip for us? PG: I never give tips on what I know nothing about.
“Only a fool argues with a skunk, a mule or a cook” (old cowboy saying).
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Tiles set the trends in home décor I
t sounds a bit like an opera singer’s name, but Pietra Necchio is actually a hexagonal ceramic floor tile in soft-grey. And it’s one of the beautiful, on-trend tiles in a new collection of Johnson Tiles at Point Cook. Store manager and tile guru Nelly Stavrou is rapt with this collection. “Johnson Tiles’ rep in Australia is as a trendsetter, consolidated in 50 years’ operation,” says Nelly, “and we’re all about keeping that strong. “How do we do this? We don’t just supply tiles – we make them. We steer the process through concept, right through to installation.
We want to inspire and be inspired “The Pietra Necchio, like all our tiles, is innovative, distinctive and high quality. It’s these qualities that make us the go-to for architects, artists, builders and renovators.” Nelly says she and the skilled team here help their customers realise their dream theme. “We collaborate on customised schemes, layouts and installations. We help bring our customers’ creative visions to life,” she says. “It’s something we all enjoy, and our customers leave knowing they’ve made good decisions and been shown wonderful choices.”
Nelly Stavrou, Caitlin Twomey, Brodie-Shae Stavrou and Belinda Twomey. (Damjan Janevski)
The less glamorously named Modelite, a contemporary glass border tile, shares collection space with more traditional designs, and the Ocean glass mosaic is one of many lovely feature tiles on show. Bathroom décor has upped the glam factor in homes, and one of the latest looks on walls are large hexagonal tiles. The Mocha Wavy hexagon tiles in store
are a great expression of this drift into indulgence. Johnson Tiles has great relationships with architects, developers and wholesale clients, but is just as focused on customers who want to update the look in their own homes. “We want to inspire and be inspired,” Nelly says. “Our products excite, our spaces
stimulate. We guide our customers through the process towards an end product that’s impressive and individual.” Johnson Tiles, 2/22-30 Wallace Avenue, Point Cook. Opens 8.30am-5pm Monday-Friday and 9am-3pm Saturday. Inquiries: 8459 2828 or www.johnsontiles.com.au
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Where disability meets inspiration F
or community services organisation, Karingal, fostering a more inclusive community in which people with a disability live the life they choose is paramount, says Karingal Create Wyndham manager Jaime-lee Demmer. “Karingal aims to build community inclusion for people with a disability by offering a range of quality and innovative services in the region,” she says. “With Wyndham one of the fastest growing municipalities in Victoria, it is crucial that the sense of community continues to grow. “Karingal will continue to work towards this by assisting people with a disability to reach their goals.” Karingal services range from kicking goals in the sport and recreation program to whipping up culinary delights in the kitchen and creating masterpieces in art classes. “The creative flair on display and the sense of pride that clients take in their work is incredible,” Jaime-lee says. “There are also opportunities to further their practical skills in a range of areas which ticks off another one of Karingal’s goals – to maximise independence.” Assisting people with transition to work, driver’s education, computer programs and independent living skills are also among the services on offer for clients. “Clients are involved in the planning, decision-making and regular reviews,” Jaime-lee says. “These one-on-one flexible and individual options provide people with opportunities to enhance their lifestyle. They achieve
this through independence, community participation and educational and leisure pursuits.” Karingal’s calendar is jam-packed with events that demonstrate its commitment to creating a fully inclusive community. On May 11, corporate volunteers and people with a disability will come together for an inclusive day of fun activities at Werribee’s Eagle Stadium for the Workplace Big Day Out.
We’re more than just a service provider – we’re family. It’s all about trust Later this year, the inaugural Wyndham KarnivART exhibition will be launched. This will build on the success of the Karingal Wyndham Annual Art Show, held for the past five years to celebrate International Day of People with a Disability. “Karingal started more than a decade ago and, for so many of our clients, we’re more than just a service provider – we’re family,” Jaime-lee says. “It’s all about trust and a commitment to supporting people to reach their goals.” Karingal, 53a Kookaburra Avenue, Werribee. Inquiries: 1300 558 368 Art teacher Elaine Sampson with student Melanie. (Damjan Janevski)
Karingal Creating Opportunities in Wyndham At Karingal we promote a fully inclusive community where people with a disability can live the life they choose. We offer group based and one-to-one individual support activities including: • Independent living and social skills • Ready for work programs • Literacy and numeracy skills • Accredited and nonaccredited training • Sport and recreation • Cooking, art and dance
• Drivers education and travel training • Men’s and women’s groups • Gardening and woodwork programs • Computer programs • Volunteering
Our small group programs run daily from our site at Wyndham Park House in Kookaburra Avenue Werribee, and from a variety of Wyndham community locations. To discuss your support options, contact Karingal today
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‘Do the right thing’ plea to drivers A
Victorian road safety expert has issued a heartfelt Easter plea to all the state’s drivers ... slow down and stay alive. RoadSafe Westgate Community Road Safety Council chairman Jim Giddings said it had been demonstrated time and again that speed was a major factor in most road crashes. “So stay within the speed limit and drive to suit the conditions,” he said. “Speeding affects both the risk of a crash happening and the severity of injuries sustained when a crash does happen.” Mr Giddings made his appeal as Victoria Police prepared to launch Operation Nexus,
Road trauma isn’t just about the people who die a five-day statewide blitz that will form part of the Easter holiday safety campaign. Police hope it will increase driver awareness and journey planning and keep our roads safer during what is often a high-risk time. This five-day operation will run from Thursday, March 24 to Monday, March 28. Road policing advisor Senior Sergeant Ross Burbidge said Operation Nexus would be conducted throughout the state with as many police resources as possible. Police will specifically target the main causes of trauma on our roads … speed,
Senior Sergeant Damien Madden uses a radar gun to check speed.
impairment by alcohol and drugs, driver distraction (especially by mobile phones), fatigue and drivers and passengers not using seatbelts. Fatigue is one of the biggest killers on Victorian roads. Senior Sergeant Ross Burbidge said: “Drivers are requested to plan their trip,
(Damjan Janevski)
be patient and ensure they take at least a 15-minute break at least every two hours and not to drive if tired. “Road trauma isn’t just about the people who die – it’s about the enormous impact on the community, from the family members and emergency services workers who have to deal with these tragedies on
a daily basis to the police who have to deliver the devastating news to loved ones. “All the community has a responsibility and a role to play in reducing road trauma.” Senior Sergeant Burbidge asked the community to report speeding drivers to Crime Stoppers on 1800 333 000.
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The top team for roofing, and more S
he started behind the counter at Sunshine Roofmart nearly 14 years ago, and now Cheryl Jones is managing the place. The dynamic, locally operated business supplies metal building products to the domestic and handyman market. It started 27 years ago in Sunshine, hence the name, but expansion demanded the move to its present large, modern showroom and factory in Laverton. Cheryl says the company stocks Australian-made products, including those manufactured from Bluescope Steel. “Garden sheds, fencing, DIY carports and pergolas, flashings, Metbeam and purlins – we have these and lots more,” Cheryl says. “RHS, Solarspan, polycarbonate, fibreglass – everything needed, in other words, for a building project around the home or construction site. And we deliver practically anywhere.” Being part of Metroll’s large national network gives the company significant competitive benefits. “We’re cheaper than most competitor imports,” Cheryl continues. “In fact, I’d say 90 per cent of the time we can beat their prices – and proceeds stay in Australia rather than going overseas. We do our bit to keep our local economy ticking over.” Cheryl reckons the fencing products are her “baby”, but she knows about all the products, something some men struggled to accept in the early days of her Victoria-wide sales career. “I was working in a male-dominated field and some male customers not only
We’re cheaper than most competitor imports… Gay Bookallil, Muhamed Mustedanagac, Marella Tran, Michael Do, Dylan McNab and, at front, manager Cheryl Jones. (Damjan Janevski)
didn’t expect to deal with a female but also actively ‘wanted a man’,” she says. “Until they got used to me, they thought I made only the ‘fluffy’ decisions. “Now, I’m totally accepted and shown loads of respect.” A couple of other women also contribute enormously.
“There’s Gay, who’s great with advice to our handyman customers and is our Solarspan and flashings guru,” Cheryl says. “Then there’s Marella, who’s been in accounts for 10 years and knows our products inside out.” Anything in the pipeline? Flashings manufacture will begin on-site in April with
same-day delivery service. And there’s a huge sellout of T-bars and lintels. Sunshine Roofmart, 102 William Angliss Drive, Laverton North. Opens 7.30am-5pm Monday-Friday. Inquiries: 9368 5400, email sales@sunshine.roofmart.com.au or www.metroll.com.au/sunshineroofmart
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Remaining active key to ageing well M
arlene Wilson’s family is constantly amazed at the wonderful and diverse activities she takes on at Uniting AgeWell Manor Lakes. She has created beautiful artwork, leather craft, is involved in regular tai chi and dance therapy groups, among other activities. If Marlene wants some quiet time, there’s a library, computer room and a peaceful sensory garden. “I’m never lost for something to do. “The art program is run by a qualified artist and I’m working on a still life drawing on canvas. “My family are really surprised by what I am doing – when they see my artwork, they don’t believe I’ve painted it,” she says with a laugh. Marlene is also impressed with the stylish new facilities at Manor Lakes. The aged care centre has undergone a major redevelopment, with a new 33-bed wing, bright living and dining areas, a hairdressing salon and new landscaping, which combine to create a modern and vibrant environment. A new contemporary café with outdoor seating and garden areas, which will also be open to the community, have been added. Manor Lakes Manager Integrated Services Louise Harvey says construction of the new wing is due to be completed next month, with the first residents moving in mid-May. Some of the new amenities are already finished, including the hair salon and the chapel, and Louise says residents are already taking full advantage of these. She says it’s important the residence
Marlene Wilson, left, delves into her creative side with art teacher Rhonda Hill and friend Doris Keiper at Manor Lakes. (Supplied)
I’m never lost for something to do … my family are really surprised meets the needs of the rapidly growing community of Wyndham Vale by providing
high quality, flexible care in a modern, vibrant setting. Uniting AgeWell’s focus is on supporting seniors to experience a sense of wellbeing, choice and independence at every stage of life, to feel valued members of their community, with access to the
services they need to live the life they want. Uniting AgeWell Manor Lakes Community 15 Buffalo Crescent, Wyndham Vale. Inquiries: 9742 7201 or unitingagewell.org
Every meal is a dining experience for Carmel and Irma. The Uniting AgeWell Manor Lakes residents get to choose their meals, enjoy a glass of wine and sit at restaurant-quality tables.
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“The food is lovely, and I can have a glass of wine if I want,” says Carmel, left. “There’s a good variety, and very generous serves!” Providing home-cooked food in a pleasant environment is part of Uniting AgeWell’s DineWell program, which encourages greater enjoyment and community engagement over a meal. At Uniting AgeWell Manor Lakes, our focus is on supporting you to experience a sense of wellbeing, choice and independence at every age and stage of life, to feel a valued member of your community with access to the services you need to live the life you want. It’s what we call ageing well. We offer: w Engaging lifestyle activities
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To discover an exciting life at Manor Lakes where you can age well, organise a visit today. Contact: 9742 15 Buffalo Crescent Wyndham Vale unitingagewell.org.au 26 WYNDHAM STAR WEEKLY \ MARCH 23, 2016
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Tool team can get you off the hook I
t’s Friday afternoon. A desperate builder is on the blower to Fred Hall, co-owner of DBF Tools and Construction Supplies. “He’s just had a visit that’s identified OH&S issues on site,” Fred explains. “He needs bollards, safety signs, 12 helmets and vests and other things. Now.” It’s this type of urgent request that’s earned the DBF crew the moniker of ‘Friday arvo specialists’.
…earned the DBF crew the moniker of ‘Friday arvo specialists’…
DBF Tools salesman Lee Johnston. (Damjan Janevski)
crossing removals in St Albans and Glen Iris are supplied by us, as is a 200-unit development now under way in Cairnlea. “When West Gate Bridge was tragically in the news a couple of years back, we supplied for the refurbishment of handrails and barriers needed and were involved in problem-solving on the project. We’re
always ready to react immediately. And that’s why we’ve worked closely with the likes of the John Holland group for years. “People in the construction industry have come to rely on our dependability.” An authorised repair agent, DBF offers warranty service works, general service and repairs for all brands. A pick-up and
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“It’s not easy in Friday afternoon traffic, but we just don’t say no,” Fred says. “We make it happen. It’s what we’ve become known for in our more than 21 years of operation. And we have every vehicle to get tools, props and other items to a site, from an enclosed van through to an eight-tonne, six-metre truck.” DBF has supplies of, and support from, major manufacturer brands of power tools, air tools, petrol-powered tools, hand tools, construction fastening systems, sealants, adhesives, epoxies, grouts, cutting, abrasives, safety products and many other consumable items. The business also has a hire fleet of more than 4000 tilt panel props. Co-owner Doug Flynn says they service both domestic and commercial development sites. “You can see our gang – of about 20 – delivering and working everywhere,” Doug says. “The level
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Good News in anyone’s language G
ood News Lutheran College continues to grow and expand, providing quality education to the young learners of Tarneit. Built on the fundamentals of developing a strong sense of service and respect, the college encourages students to grow spiritually, intellectually, socially, physically and emotionally, right through from prep to year 12.
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Good News Lutheran College, 580 Tarneit Road, Tarneit. Inquiries: 8742 9000 or www.goodnews.vic.edu.au
Top: Good News principal Simon Hughes with students. Above: The Good News resources provide holistic education. (Supplied)
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“Our college prepares students and helps them become responsible, contributing members of the college, church and wider community,” says principal Simon Hughes. “All students take part in Christian-based studies, chapel and wellbeing sessions, reinforcing the college’s core values.” Mr Hughes says Multicultural Day (or Harmony Day) which took place on March 21, celebrated the college’s commitment to peaceful, meaningful inclusiveness. “We celebrated harmony by celebrating our many cultures,” he says. “Students and families at our school speak 51 different languages … many students dressed in clothes from their cultural traditions. “We’ve been encouraging parents to share their family stories so students can tell those stories to their classes.” The always-evolving college began in 1997 with just 24 students and two staff.
In 2010, it received funding to build a multi-purpose hall, gym, drama room and canteen and approval was granted to begin secondary education. The school was then formally renamed Good News Lutheran College. “In 2016, our first full VCE program began with both year 11 and year 12 students,” Mr Hughes says. “Further building programs are under way with the technology building due to be completed late in term two and the construction of the two-storey middle school building and an administration building extension will commence later (July) this year.” With extra-curricular activities and programs such as sports carnivals, leadership and debating teams, camping and discovery challenges, community events and performances available, students are assured of a well-rounded education. “These programs are headed by teachers dedicated to providing students with a holistic education and they also enable the building of strong relationships,” Mr Hughes says. With a modern food technology building, multi-purpose spaces and advanced facilities for science and design, all the necessary materials for students to pursue their chosen careers are available.
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Family-friendly GP clinic W
yndham Village Medical Centre is like a snapshot of cultural diversity. About 17 languages are spoken at the clinic, making it comfortable for all members of the community, according to practice manager Kerryn Woodham. “It’s extraordinary, really, that among our many doctors and other staff, so many languages can be used to make patients from so many cultures feel comfortable and very welcome,” Kerryn says.
You’ll hear Parsi, Arabic, Mandarin, Bengali and Urdu ... [and] nine others
Receptionist Rita; nurse Sandy Kaur (above right); and Dr Sen (right). (Joe Mastroianni)
health assessments and immunisations are carried out, and there’s an on-site pathology clinic. “Along with providing exceptional service, we are a family-friendly clinic that caters for all age groups, from babies to the elderly,” Kerryn says. “When we began, we knew the community needed more GPs and we delivered. At the clinic we encourage patients to make appointments with their
regular doctor for continuity of care, however patients are more than welcome to come without an appointment and wait for a doctor when they need to. “We try to help the community and recognise that sometimes we cannot offer an appointment when needed. Walk-in flexibility is a must and the community’s healthcare is our number one priority so we try to have a number of nurses and doctors working at the clinic to ensure patients are
not left waiting for hours on end. “We do encourage, when possible, that you attend with an appointment to minimise waiting time.” A bulk-billing service is offered to all Medicare card holders. Wyndham Village Medical Centre, 380 Sayers Road, Tarneit. Opens 8am-midnight. Inquiries: 8742 7100 or wyndham@alliedmgp.com.au
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Located inside the shopping centre next to Coles Established clinic servicing the people of Tarneit and Wyndham for 10 years Wyndham Village Medical Centre is an established clinic Dr Shalini Wickramasinghe Dr Arindom Sen Dr Yiu Man Ip Dr Nafiz Banu Dr Huma Ajmal Dr Zainab Abdul Mahdi
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We’re open arms … it’s who we are and modern equipment to provide general dentistry, crown and bridgework, dentures, cosmetic dentistry, implants and emergency treatments. The clinic is an authorised Fastbraces provider. The Fastbraces system is the latest in orthodontic treatment. “The technology has been developed and tested over the past 25 years,” Donald says. “Fastbraces give patients results, often with less sensitivity, in a much shorter time of between six and 12 months.” Fastbraces consultations are free. Quattro Dental, 239 Hogans Road, Hoppers Crossing. Inquiries: 9731 6555, email info@quattrodental.com.au or visit www. quattrodental.com.au Dr Arlene Esmaquel at work at Quattro Dental in Hoppers Crossing. (Damjan Janevski)
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he members of Quattro Dental are a rare mix, one that can lay claim to a unique form of family service at their Hoppers Crossing clinic. Twin brothers, doctors Donald and Michael Chin, practise leading-edge dentistry at Quattro, alongside their wives, doctors Arlene Esmaquel and Cornelia (Angelica) Esmaquel-Chin – who are sisters. Donald says the close-knit family works very well together. “We never have to disagree about how we practise dentistry,” he says. “We all believe in the same principles and share a drive to stay on top of new techniques and up to date with new education. “Dentistry is constantly evolving and improving, so we all regularly attend seminars. But there’s no one solution for everything – we meet everyone as an individual and give them the best possible advice and treatment. “And we can liaise with specialists in planning a patient’s treatment – everything’s tailored to particular requirements.” Since Michael and Donald graduated from the University of Melbourne and Arlene and Angelica graduated from the University of Adelaide, the foursome has been practising dentistry for more than 20 years, working in various clinics as they raised their children. “One day we took a short look around and found the perfect location to set up Quattro – the name obviously playing on the family combination,” says Arlene. “We opened five years ago and are
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ith a team of 13 doctors who, between them, speak 10 different languages, Hoppers Lane General Practice is exceptionally well resourced to meet healthcare needs of its community, says practice manager Laura Robinson. “Along with our male and female GPs, we have a seven-strong nursing team,” she says. “Their additional attendance on weekends is invaluable. And we provide services not found at all clinics, such as aviation medicals from Dr Amir Farham, shared maternity care and pre-employment screening.” The clinic has the full range of travel vaccines, including yellow fever, and a bulk-billed skin check service to screen moles and lesions. “At the moment we’re encouraging patients to take advantage of the new flu vaccine, Quadrivalent, which has two influenza A and two influenza B strains,” Laura says. “At just $10, the shots are good for children and adults, parents and grandparents, healthcare and childcare workers, teachers and students, and pregnant women. “We offer the best-value vasectomies, with an out-of-pocket cost of $435, performed by trained and skilled surgeons in a facility with up-to-date equipment. “This no-scalpel technique allows a man to be back at work the next day.” Tailored to a company’s requirements, the clinic’s pre-employment medicals cover task analysis, functional assessment, drug and alcohol testing, hearing and lung
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function screening and confined spaces testing. “Shared maternity care is a brilliant option for pregnant patients,” Laura says. “It’s a model of care in which a woman is cared for by one of our GPs throughout her
pregnancy and beyond, with our doctors liaising with any specialists and subsequent hospital carers.” Extended weekday opening hours are proving very popular, and extensive parking at front and rear of the building is ßhandy.
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t John of God Geelong Hospital is expanding its maternity services and its reach with the arrival of two new obstetricians, Dr Sajeewa Rathnayke and Dr Karl Najjar. Between them they have more than 25 years’ experience and have delivered thousands of babies. Together, they are offering obstetrics services to mothers and mothers-to-be in Werribee, which is within a 25-minute drive of their clinics in Geelong. Originally from Sri Lanka, Sajeewa (he likes to be known as “Saj”) delivered babies at Geelong Hospital for two years and more recently relocated to the expanded maternity ward at Geelong’s leading private hospital, St John of God. Karl, originally from Iraq, moved his family to Geelong from where he had been working at the Monash Medical Centre. He’s a master of minimally invasive keyhole surgery and is particularly highly regarded for his advanced gynaecological laparoscopic skills. Between them, Saj and Karl offer a holistic approach to women’s health, both obstetrics and gynaecology. Their focus is to treat women at any stage of life: from falling pregnant right through to later life, when their expertise helps women with gynaecological issues. Saj and Karl will be offering new
diagnostic techniques, such as advanced ultrasound, the latest genetic screening and non-invasive procedures, and the introduction of keyhole surgery to improve patient outcomes.
I’m there when someone comes into the world Working in a private hospital such as St John of God allows them to spend more time with each patient, providing continuity of care and giving mothers-to-be the confidence that their own doctor will be there to deliver the baby. “This is the best profession in the world and getting up in the middle of the night to deliver a baby is part of the deal – it’s a pleasure,” Saj says. “I’m looking after two lives and I’m there when someone comes into the world. In fact, I’m the first person they see when they arrive.” St John of God Geelong Hospital, 80 Myers St, Geelong. Inquiries: 5226 8888 or visit www.sjog.org.au/hospitals/geelong.aspx
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Geelong, Wyndham’s big sister, has been going through an exciting evolution and certainly merits its newest tag as destination-city. If you’ve somehow missed the buzz, a trip to this vibrant, dynamic city- just down the road - will surprise, entertain and inspire. It’s brimming with things to do. Whether it’s a sports match, theatrical performance, foodie event, festival, art installation or a concert headlining internationally renowned acts, the city’s calendar is packed full of great experiences. Geelong Central’s humming precinct is proving a huge weekend drawcard. At Steampacket Gardens, along the waterfront, or in lively streets with hidden cafe gems, laid-back watering holes, smart boutiques and galleries - there’s something always on. For starters, who could miss a market where the ocean’s perfume and gentle breeze waft over stalls of artisan and craft choices, fresh farm produce, health and wellbeing goodies, plants and flowers? And the perfect coffee crawl is beckoning from nearby streets? The Makers and Growers market has all this as it stretches along the waterfront on the first Sunday of each month. And Geelong, with a thriving artistic community, has scored cultural coups, too. Take the outstanding Geelong exclusive - the Wildlife Photographer of the Year exhibition on now at the National Wool Museum. (You can read more about this on page 38) Or a fab show at Geelong Art Gallery, on until June 13. “Land of the Golden Fleece: Arthur Streeton in the Western District� exhibition brings together works by one of Australia’s foremost and much-loved artists and focuses on his landscape paintings of Victoria’s Western District. It’s never been seen before in one exhibition. Weekend parking and wifi are free. Follow Love Central Geelong on Facebook and Instagram or visit www.centralgeelong.com.au for all the latest events and experiences.
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To satisfy an endless fascination with all things food and wine, the founder of Eat Local month, Sarah Bolus, says April is an opportunity to celebrate and explore the abundance of fresh produce available throughout Geelong, Surf Coast and Otway Hinterlands. Now in its second year, the month long food and wine festival has a variety of events to choose from. “Eat Local Month has been organised to give everyone, young and old, an experience to remember,” says Sarah. “The festival lets people roll up their sleeves, to forage and explore, develop artisan skills such as cider making and cheese and wine tasting, visit cellar doors and tour local farms.” There are Sunday Sessions at Wolseley Winery, a Hunt & Gather Festival for the whole family in Winchelsea, Markets, an Autumn Fair and Gumboot Tours giving you the chance to explore farms in the Otway Hinterland.
The festival’s new event is FEAST, a progressive eight-course degustation with matching wines, beer and cider. David Veal, from one of the regions Golden Plate Award winning restaurants will share the space with seven other chefs. Held at the picturesque, Raven’s Creek Farm in Moriac, it’s a chance to leisurely stroll through berry orchards and rolling paddocks stopping every 300m or so to experience a new taste of the region. “There are many more events,” Sarah says, “each on designed to celebrate the bounty of the region and show off our stunning coastlines, lush hinterland and magical forest trails.“
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Kids will love getting their hands dirty at the Mini Farmer’s Day held at The Farmer’s Place in Freshwater Creek, where they’ll experience what it’s like to be a real farmer. Feeding the animals, musical hay bales and a sack race are some of the fun activities. And, the Rabbit Run, part of the Winchelsea Hunt & Gather Festival will have everyone searching for hidden rabbit figurines, just like a treasure hunt.
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the heart of geelong city goes dark just one night a year On Friday, May 6, the cultural precinct and waterfront in Central Geelong erupts with the hugely popular Geelong After Dark gathering, with free pop-up performances, mini-exhibitions and art installations. It promises a night of discovery where short, edgy art transforms afterdark spaces into something exciting, unexpected and very much alive. The annual, award-winning event literally re-images the CBD’s streets and laneways. Kicking off at 6pm and finishing at 10pm, Geelong After Dark has an amazing line-up – check these out: M~M Gathering of the City At the midpoint of the Mountain to Mouth, dancers emerge from the darkness at Steampacket Gardens, as Canoe and entourage of flag bearers and walkers arrive from their journey from the You Yangs. Weaving like threads through the central artwork, the dancers gather the people of the city together. It’s time to get up and dance! Children’s Treasure Hunt Explore Geelong’s CBD with your kids, obtain clues, and win great prizes Encircling current Naomi Nicholls likes to paint where painting is not meant to go. The
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wild art For the second consecutive year, the world’s most prestigious photography event of its kind has come to Geelong’s National Wool Museum and will stay until May 15. The Wildlife Photographer of the Year 2015 exhibition showcases 100 awe-inspiring images at the iconic museum, the only place in Victoria where it can be seen. Geelong Mayor Darryn Lyons couldn’t be more pleased. “I was thrilled to officially open this internationally renowned wildlife photography exhibition and the launch of its Australian tour – right here in Geelong,” Mayor Lyons said. “It underscores the initiative Geelong is taking in becoming a vibrant, creative centre.” Wrestling komodo dragons, ethereal egrets and thirsty squirrels are among the creatures captured on camera. The 100 winning images, from 18 category winners, depict nature at its finest – from displays of extraordinary animal behavior to sublime landscapes. Images, submitted by both professional and amateur photographers, were selected for their creativity, artistry and technical complexity. The competition was judged by an international panel of industry-recognised professionals.
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Book yourself some ‘me time’ One of the best things about life beyond retirement and into the golden years can be simple guilt-free ‘me time’, when you often get to do what you want, when you want. It’s also a stage in life when a love for reading can be indulged. It may be a habit you dropped amid the busyness of life, climbing career ladders, tending to children and all the other must-dos that drive younger lives. Whether it’s a second time around with an old love, or you come to one of life’s true pleasures as a reading newbie, here are a few titles you may want to get into this year: 1. All the Light We Cannot See, by Anthony Doerr Ten years in the writing, Doerr’s ambitious work shines a light on people trying to be good to one another, even against all the odds. It centres on a blind French girl and a German boy whose paths cross as they try to survive World War II’s devastation in occupied France. It took out the 2015 Pulitzer for fiction. 2. The Secret Chord, by Geraldine Brooks Sydney-born Pulitzer winner Brooks powerfully retells the story of the Biblical King David’s rise to power and his fall from grace. It’s a vivid story of faith, family, desire and power that brings David magnificently alive. 3. A Long Lunch, by Simon Hoggart This is a collection of gossipy, funny, telling and even startling anecdotes about other people. It’s described as the perfect toilet book, and that’s meant as high praise. It sounds like a good choice for the man of the house … 4 . All Passion Spent, by Vita Sackville-West Published in 1931, this is one of Sackville-West’s most popular works of fiction, later adapted for TV by the BBC. It’s a gentle read, one that addresses people’s control over their own lives, and recommended for curling up and getting lost in an older time. Carole Levy
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WERRIBEE 129 Synnot Street, 3030
Harcourts: 9741 9000
YPA Estate Agents: 9741 7777
Price: Contact agent
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Price: $500,000+
Auction: April 9 at noon
Set within Waterhaven estate, this property is not far from Point Cook Town Centre, Point Cook Senior Secondary College, Stella Maris Primary School, parks and public transport. The house has three bedrooms – two with built-in wardrobes, the main has a walk-in wardrobe and en suite. Off the upstairs retreat space is a balcony with views of the city. The house has a separate lounge room and study space. The family-meals zone is open plan. The kitchen has a dishwasher, gas cooktop, underbench oven and plenty of bench space. From the meals area there’s access to an undercover, paved pergola that faces the backyard. Ducted heating, split-system, down lights throughout and a remote-controlled double garage with dual access are inclusions.
Cirça 1865, this restored heritage house is in the heart of Werribee, with cafes, shops, schools and the Werribee River bike trails/walking tracks all within walking distance. It features chandeliers, three-metre ceilings, ceiling rosettes and cornices, and Kauri pine floorboards. The house has two bedrooms – the main has a walk-in wardrobe. In the main bathroom, there’s a cast iron claw foot bath, a porcelain toilet and limestone floor tiling. The kitchen has stone benches, marble splashback tiles, lots of storage space including a walk-in pantry, and stainless-steel appliances. French doors from the dining room open onto an outdoor area with water feature. The property has ducted heating, split-system, LED lighting, security system, shed, vegie patch, single garage and off street parking. The property also comes with plans and a building permit for an extension.
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Greg Hocking Lawson Partners: 9741 9666
Price: $310,000 – $340,000
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In the popular The Rise Tarneit estate, this property has plenty of space for the whole family to spread out. Separate living spaces include rumpus and lounge rooms, a study and separate studio/ home gym/music room or guest bedroom. The house has four bedrooms, three with built-in wardrobes. The main has a walk-in wardrobe and an en suite. In the big kitchen there’s a 900-millimetre stainless-steel freestanding cooker, Caesarstone benchtops and a walk-in pantry. A tiled outdoor area, accessible from the meals area, faces the low-maintenance backyard. Other features include refrigerated cooling, ducted heating, timber shutters, granite floor tiles, 2.7-metre ceilings, double-glazed industrial-grade windows and doors throughout, separate laundry with storage and bench space, and a remote-controlled double garage with internal access.
Double doors open into a spacious and stylish house, one with all the amenities of a 21st century build. There are four bedrooms; two have built-in wardrobes, one has a walk-in wardrobe and the main has a walk-in wardrobe and an en suite. The family-meals zone is spacious, and the kitchen has stainless-steel appliances, stone benchtops and a walk-in pantry. There’s also a bath in the main bathroom. The north-facing backyard is compact with scope for an imaginative greening, and the house has a secure double garage (accessible from rear laneway). It’s close to all amenities, including Presidents Park, public transport, schools and shops.
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Price: $565,000 – $575,000
With Skeleton Creek wetlands reserve and trails at the end of the street, and proximity to Westbourne Grammar and Al Taquwa College, this large house (about 40 squares under the roofline) has four distinct living areas, along with four bedrooms plus a study, which makes it a great package for a bigger family. Its decor includes pearl-grey wall paint and roller blinds, white plantation shutters, a mix of grey carpet and honey-toned laminate floorboards, soft-blue laminate on benches, and off-white floor tiles.
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Entry is into a wide-tiled hallway (with double garage access), on the left of which is an open study. Next door, there’s a big, open lounge room, which also has a door to the living hub at the back. The entry hall then ducks to the right to a powder room and a laundry. The dedicated dining zone has interaction with a separate rumpus room via a wall cavity, dressed in fixed plantation shutters, and the family sitting area (tiled) links with a large gabled pergola above stamped concrete.
The kitchen has timber-look cabinetry topped with denim-blue laminate, metallic-grey splashback tiles, a corner pantry, dishwasher and a wall oven, and 900mm gas cooktop sporting the D’Amani label. Carpeted stairs, with a white-painted turned-timber baluster, heads up to a good-sized living room, around which are four big bedrooms – three with built-in wardrobes – and a bright bathroom in soft-blue and cream. The main bedroom is huge, with plenty of space to set it up as a
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Tarneit 8 Royal Oaks Drive
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“Royal Oaks Sensation’“… Majestic Family Home! Fit for the growing family in the most exclusive part of Tarneit is this amazing property presenting: • Soaring 9ft ceilings, decorative cornicing • Four spacious bedrooms, master with hotel style spa ensuite with double basins & WIR • Large study room or gym room • Large central bathroom • Formal lounge room, open plan family/meals area leading through to a large rumpus or theatre room with a Masport gas log fire • Shimmering high gloss kitchen with stone benches, large island bench, glass splashbacks, Smeg stainless steel appliances & 2 walk-in pantries • Roman blinds, halogen lighting throughout • Ducted heating, evap cooling • Security system, ducted vac • Beautiful timber decked pergola area to entertain family/guests • Solar heated inground pool all privately enclosed • A massively oversized double remote garage with internal & rear access. All of this on an approx 1000m2 allotment.
Private Sale Contact Agent Inspect
Sat 1.40-2pm Photo ID required
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Bassam Tofaili 0411 449 821 Kirsty Cunningham 0414 344 475
Werribee 129 Synnot Street
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“Police House” Circa 1865 Spectacular & charming, this historic heritage property is the original Werribee Police Station. Today, this impeccably restored residence is a hot location in the thriving City Of Wyndham. Period features inc a decorative hallway arch, soaring 10ft ceilings, ceiling rosettes, Victorian cornicing, gas log fireplace, elegant light fittings & Kauri Hardwood polished timber floors. The large main bathroom includes a cast iron claw-foot bath, porcelain toilet & limestone floor tiling. Stunning hostess kitchen includes stone benches, marble splashback tiles, SS appls & WI pantry. There is ducted heating, split system A/C, sec system, and his n’ hers WIR in the main BR. French doors lead you out to the backyard with an alfresco area & a water feature. Manicured picturesque gardens front & back, a shed, vegie garden, oversized single garage, and OSP. This property also comes with plans & building permit for an extension.
9741 7777
191 Watton Street, Werribee 44 WYNDHAM STAR WEEKLY \ MARCH 23, 2016
Auction
Sat 9th April at 12noon
Price Range $500,000+ Inspect
Sat 10-10.20am Photo ID required
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Werribee 10 Advent Road
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Classy Design & Brand New This beautiful quality home is nestled in the new Private Sale RIVERWALK Estate & offers the perfect setting for the Inspect first home buyer or young family looking for something with classy finishes & modern décor. A brilliant 4 BR floor plan, master with ensuite & WIR, Contact open plan living, central kitchen with SS appls overlooks the adj family/meals room & a rumpus or home cinema at the rear. Finished with 6-star energy rating, ducted heating, split system cooling, remote garage with int access, with landscaping & gardens.
Werribee 21 Manorvale Parade
9741 7777
191 Watton Street, Werribee
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Dream Family Home Or Investment! $370,000 - $410,000 Sat 10-10.20am Photo ID required Carole Fletcher 0450 913 513 James Antonio 0401 889 248
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Manorvale Beauty Just Steps To The River! A fantastic opportunity to secure this 3 bedroom Private Sale home positioned in a sought after location with Inspect Werribee River bike trails & walking tracks just a few minutes’ walk, schools, public transport & all amenities nearby. • Three bedrooms, semi-ensuite and walk-in Contact robe to master • Good sized lounge room & family/meals area • Central bathroom • Ducted heating, air conditioning • Pergola area • Workshop/ garage & a double carport. A sensational location & perfect first home or investment opportunity!
1 Hoppers Crossing 7 Priorswood Drive
These original house proud owners have up kept this Private Sale established property beautifully since new. Schools, Inspect shopping, public transport & all amenities within very close proximity. Features: • Three BRs, master with ensuite & WIR • Study or 4th BR • Formal lounge, Contact rumpus room, sep meals leading out French doors to a large gabled entertainment area all beautifully brick paved • Ducted heating, evap cooling• Sensational timber floors • Double remote garage • Matured landscaped gardens, all on 600m2 approx!
2 Werribee 16 Everwin Drive
$375,000 - $405,000 Sat 2.30-2.50pm Photo ID required Robert Marks 0450 733 302 Bassam Tofaili 0411 449 821
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Something To Love! $320,000 - $349,000 Sat 10.40-11am Photo ID required Bassam Tofaili 0411 449 821 Robert Marks 0450 733 302
A perfect renovated opportunity in central Werribee Private Sale would be sure to suit first home buyers & investors Inspect alike! Located within walking distance to schools & public transport this home presents: • Three BRs with BIRs • Central bathroom • Open plan kitchen/meals & Contact family living area • Floating floor boards throughout • Spacious kitchen • Single garage • Ducted heating • Split system A/C • Garden shed • Well established gardens • Covered pergola overlooking the entire backyard. All of this on 454m2 approx.
$295,000 - $325,000 Sat 11.20-11.40am Photo ID required Kirsty Cunningham 0414 344 475 Bassam Tofaili 0411 449 821
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WERRIBEE 100 SHAWS ROAD
WYNDHAM VALE 29 EAST GATEWAY
HOPPERS CROSSING 4 SHEOAK COURT
WYNDHAM VALE 4 RAILWAY AVENUE
Neat, tidy, large kitchen overlooking dining area, separate lounge, heating, cooling, two garden sheds & under cover parking.
Central location, L-shaped lounge, dining, modern kitchen, tiled meals, heating, cooling, floorboards, decked pergola, beautiful gardens.
Bellbridge Estate, court location, formal lounge, hostess kitchen, meals area, heating, evaporative cooling, shed & spacious yard.
Superb location, separate lounge, renovated kitchen, dining, spacious bedrooms, gas heater, split system & large yard.
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HOPPERS CROSSING 2 CASEY DRIVE
WERRIBEE 17 SALISBURY STREET
LEASED
WERRIBEE 95 MARKET ROAD
WERRIBEE 12 FIONA COURT
Central location, separate lounge, kitchen overlooking dining, spacious bedrooms, pergola & enormous gardens.
Quiet court location, open plan living, dining, hostess kitchen, heating, cooling, freshly painted, solar panels & low maintenance gardens.
Beautifully refurbished, separate lounge, spacious kitchen & dining, heating, cooling, drive thru access, pergola & established gardens.
Perfectly positioned, separate lounge, modern kitchen overlooking dining, polished floorboards, low maintenance gardens.
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HOPPERS CROSSING 8 GOLDEN FLEECE PLACE
WYNDHAM VALE 15 PELHAM CRESCENT
WERRIBEE 2/13 EDGAR STREET
WERRIBEE 9 MARIBYRNONG COURT
Cambridge estate, separate lounge, spacious open plan kitchen, dining family room, additional rumpus, pergola & large back yard.
Neat & tidy, hostess kitchen overlooking family & dinign area, separate lounge, heating cooling, pergola & landscaped gardens.
Central location, open plan lounge, dining, hostess kitchen, gas cooking, heating, cooling, water tank, garden shed & landscaped gardens.
Quiet court location, L-shaped lounge & dining, kitchen overlooking meals & family room, heating, cooling & decked pergola area.
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WYNDHAM VALE 22 GOODENIA AVENUE
WYNDHAM VALE 4 LANCEWOOD DRIVE
WYNDHAM VALE 43 HINDMARSH DRIVE
WYNDHAM VALE 110 ELTHAM PARADE
Lovely home, spacious open plan living, dining, kitchen with island bench top, gas cooking, heating, split system cooling & large back yard.
Modern open plan living, dining, spacious kitchen, formal lounge, separate study, heating, cooling, covered alfresco & paved drive thru
Premier location, open plan kitchen, dining, family, theatre room, heating cooling, enormous covered entertaining area & landscaped gardens.
Modern, formal lounge, open plan kitchen, dining, family, enclosed rumpus, upstairs lounge, heating, cooling, alfreso & large back yard.
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WERRIBEE 21 Watton Street 9731 8888
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Benlor real estate
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NO SALE NO CHARGE
HOPPERS CROSSING 170 Bethany Rd
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One Word...Immaculate!
FOR SALE $398 8,000 - $436,000
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3 bdrms main with ensuite & WIR. Open plan kitchen with ample cupboards & bench space overlooking meals area & formal lounge, central bathroom, separate toilet. Ducted heating, evap cooling, alarm, down lights, timber floors, s/s appliances, dble garage with remote, internal access, sunroom & 2 garden sheds.
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FOR SALE $339 9,900
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TRUGANINA 1/22 Bridlepath Dve
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Great investment or Perfect First Home!
FOR SALE Conttact Agent
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Opportunity awaiting in prime location.Surrounded by schools, shopping centres, public transport at your feet.This young home comprises of 3 fitted bedrooms, main with ENS and WIR.Large kitchen, meals and family room.Features include 9ft ceiling, ducted heating & cooling, s/s appliances including dishwasher.
VINC CE CHIRCOP M 04 418 360 998 E vin nce@benlor.com.au
3 bdrms, master with WIR & full ensuite open plan modern kitchen with plenty of storage, gas cooktop and stainless steel appliances adjoining to the meals & family area. Central bathroom Dble lock up garage & remote control access. High ceiling, down lights, d/washer, ducted heating, split cooling.
WERRIBEE 131 Flemington Cres
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Room to Move with Side Access
FOR SALE $399 9,000
Sleek Contemporary Design!
FOR SALE Conttact Agent
4 bdrms, master with en suite + study or additional 5th bedroom. Formal front lounge & formal dining. Kitchen with ample storage space overlooking family/meals area, private rumpus/theatre room. Dble garage with remote, side access for boat or caravan, ducted heating gas log fire place, solid timber internal door.
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3 good size bdrms all with B.I.R, master with ensuite and walk in robe, bright central bathroom and laundry, open plan living with kitchen and dining area. Featuring high ceiling, Split system, ducted heating and single garage with internal access.
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UNDER CONTRACT SUNSHINE WEST 6/1 Hendry St Low Maintenance Living 2 bedrooms with built in robes, separate bathroom and laundry with outdoor access. Split air conditioner, gas cook top. Garden shed and clothesline in courtyard and a carport for your vehicle.
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HOPPERS CROSSING 95 Heaths Rd
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Opportunity to Invest or Sub - Divide (STCA)
FOR SALE Conttact Agent
3 bdrm home offers; separate lounge, built in robes in all bedrooms, central bathroom, large laundry and kitchen/dining. With the added bonus of air conditioning and timber floorboards large backyard with undercover entertaining area & detached bungalow.
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277 Heaths Road, Werribee Opposite Pacific Werribee 54 WYNDHAM STAR WEEKLY \ MARCH 23, 2016
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• 2 edrooms both tted with R s centrally located bathroom • Spacious open plan kitchen meals family area • itchen boasts stainless steel appliances tiled splashback and plenty of cupboard and storage space • Private courtyard plus a open concrete patio area perfect for entertaining • eatures include ducted heating split system cooling window furnishings separate laundry and a single car garage with internal access
o S e 30 000 to 33 000 In ect Sat 26 Mar 10:00am - 10:30am Photo D Re uired Agent Andrew Cruickshank 0423 248 703 Rob Westwood 0439 487 818
o S e 27 000 to 299 000 In ect Sat 26 Mar 10:00am - 10:30am Photo D Re uired Agent Andrew Cruickshank 0423 248 703 Rob Westwood 0439 487 818
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• 4 edrooms with built in robes (master bedroom with walk-in robe and ensuite) plus study and central bathroom • itchen with dishwasher overlooks the rear living zone and rumpus theatre room • Double sliding doors open the house right up to the secure pattern paved pergola area perfect to ust sit back and relax anytime • A host of ne inclusions include double remote garage with drive through access gas ducted heating uality stainless steel xtures and ttings and split system air conditioning
Auction Sat 9 April 11:00am nspect n site Agent Andrew Cruickshank 0423 248 703 Rob Westwood 0439 487 818
o S e 400 000 to 43 000 In ect Sat 26 Mar 12:00pm - 12:30pm Photo D Re uired Agent Trish ar uer 0422 679 019 Andrew Cruickshank 0423 248 703
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• Oregon timber framed, 3 bedroom home with BIR and centrally located bathroom • Solid timber kitchen with near new stainless steel 900mm gas cook top, 1 5 oven, and 600ml range hood • Spacious formal lounge • Large back yard with side access, pergola with paved entertaining area, garden sheds, vegie patch, ills oist clothes line • 3kw solar electricity, gas ducted heating, 2 reverse cycle air conditioners, 5 ceiling fans, timber oating oors, window furnishings
For Sale $345,000 to $375,000 inspect Sat 26 Mar 11am-11:30am & Mon 28 Mar 11:45am-12:15pm Photo ID Required agent Rob Westwood 0439 487 818
For Sale $325,000 to $355,000 inspect Sat 26 Mar 11:00am - 11:30am Photo ID Required agent Kyle Esson 0431 558 815 Rob Westwood 0439 487 818
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• 3 Bedrooms with built in robes (master with walk in robe and renovated full ensuite) • Renovated kitchen with stainless steel appliances including dishwasher, ve burner gas cooktop and range hood • Sunken lounge featuring open wood re and e posed brick feature wall • bundance of outdoor retreats with beautifully landscaped gardens, multiple pergolas with heating units and built in BB • Other features include alarm system, ducted heating, evaporative cooling, ceiling fans, hardwood timber ooring, garden shed workshop
For Sale $445,000 to $485,000 inspect Sat 26 Mar 12:00pm - 12:30pm Photo ID Required agent Kyle Esson 0431 558 815 Trish Farquer 0422 679 019
For Sale $390,000 to $430,000 Inspect nde cont act Photo ID Required agent Kyle Esson 0431 558 815 Trish Farquer 0422 679 019
1 Synnot Street, Werribee
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Burns Archer Realty
51 Hogans Road, Hoppers Crossing
Within close proximity to schools, transport and shopping facilities and set on a 800 approx. allotment this well-appointed home has got everything you need. Including 4 large bedrooms with BIR’s, main with full ensuite and WIR, formal lounge with coonara heater, formal dining, timber kitchen with dishwasher adjacent meals and family/living room. Features include ducted heating, ducted cooling, double garage on remote, side access for boat/ trailer, solar/salt in ground pool, established gardens and pergola entertaining area.
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triwest real estate One Look Will Do - $400,000-$420,000
Pick Of The Bunch - $300,000-$330,000
Hoppers Crossing
Address: 3 Germander Court Online: triwest.com.au Web ID: #850754
● Situated in a lovely quiet court location ● Excellent first home or prefect downsizer ● Great size allotment of approx 585m2 ● Beautiful 9ft ceilings, ornamental fretwork ● Recently painted and brand new carpet ● Well equipped kitchen with s/s appliances ● Formal lounge and open plan meals/family ● Gas ducted heating, 2 split systems, alarm ● Close proximity to schools, shops, transport
Werribee
Address: 2 Englefield Court Online: triwest.com.au Web ID: #847231
Lynne Steinhauer
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● Neat and tidy home with plenty to offer ● Friendly neighbourhood court location ● Main bedroom with two-way bathroom ● Well equipped kitchen & adjoining meals area ● Gas heating and air conditioning ● NBN connected and solar powered ● Large outdoor patio and spacious rear yard ● Oversized garage with 2.43m clearance ● Securely accommodate a van, trailer or boat
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● Ideal court location, approx 610m2 allotment ● Four generous bedrooms plus study ● Main with full ensuite, spa bath & balcony ● Formal & informal spacious living zones ● Kitchen with s/s appliances & breakfast bar ● Ducted heating and evaporative cooling ● Solid timber floors, monitored alarm ● Landscaped low maintenance gardens
Hoppers Crossing
Address: Unit 1, 10 Darus Court Online: triwest.com.au Web ID: #853101
Lynne Steinhauer
Paul Nuske
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Sanctuary Lakes
Address: 12 Lincoln Park Close Online: triwest.com.au Web ID: #842861
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● Custom built unit, free of owners corp fees ● Quietly located in sought after neighbourhood ● High ceilings and quality porcelain tiles ● Main with walk in robe and bathroom access ● Living & dining overlook delightful rear yard ● Fully equipped kitchen with s/s appliances ● Gas central heating & split system air con ● Handy to bus line, shopping and schools
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POINT COOK 20 GRENACHE STREET
One of the Last Vacant Blocks in Paragon!
Quiet Parkside Location.
This rare West facing (448m2 approx.) rectangular allotment (32m x 14m approx.) is located just 30kms (approx.) from Melbourne’s Melbourne’ CBD in the highly sought after Paragon Estate. Offering Of countless amenities within walking distance such as sporting and recreational facilities, public transport links and local schools and kindergartens. Situated near to one of Victoria’s ctoria’ best sporting fields, Saltwater ctoria’s Reserve and just a stone’s stone’ throw away from Point Cook Coastal Park. This is a perfect location and a fantastic opportunity for any first home buyer or investor. Titled and ready to build your dream home!
This spacious, low-maintenance home is designed with the whole family in mind. Comprising of 4 carpeted bedrooms, master with WIR and en-suite while the remaining bedrooms have built in robes. The well-equipped kitchen features 600mm stainless steel appliances and is adjacent to the expansive, tiled living/dining area and has easy access to the outdoor alfresco for all year round entertaining. Additional features of the home include: double remote lock up garage with internal access, heating & cooling.
View By Appointment Photo ID Req Private Sale EPR $320,000 - $350,000 Jonathon Agosta 0409 994 098
View Sat 1:00-1:30pm Photo ID Req Private Sale EPR $480,000 - $525,000 Scott Perry 0439 595 461
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From the first time you lay your eyes on this attractive family home, you’ll fall in love with its landscaped surroundings & convenient location. Providing timber floorboards to 4 fitted bedrooms, including master with WIR & semi-en suite, plus central bathroom. Offering Of formal & informal living, the kitchen overlooks an informal meals area & pergola. Less than 1km to the “Rec Centre” (Eagle Stadium), 2km (approx) to Werribee CBD, located close to St Andew’s Andew’ & Manorvale Primary Schools & positioned on a 545m2 (approx.) block. Other features; GDH & evap cooling.
Ideally located within 250meters (approx.) of the Werribee CBD and Werribee Train Station, this 807m2 (approx.) site has plans and permits approved for 5 double storey townhouses. The first townhouse comprises of 3 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms plus a powder room, the remaining 4 townhouses comprise of 2 bedrooms, 1 bathroom, a powder room, with an open plan design and single lock up garage each. Access to local amenities, Primary & High Schools, local transport, easy freeway access, shops and boutiques, making this property an ideal investment with loads of potential.
View Sat 12:00-12:30pm Photo ID Req Private Sale EPR $330,000 - $365,000 Samantha McCarthy 0431 712 899 Office: Werribee 9731 7022
View Sat 3:00-3:30pm Photo ID Req Private Sale EPR $530,000 - $560,000 Samantha McCarthy 0431 712 899 Office: Werribee 9731 7022
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Stylish & Moder Modern Family Home in Tarneit Gardens! dens!
Located in the popular South Side of Werribee & boasting plenty of charm. Recently repainted, new light fittings & re-polished solid timber floors, featuring 3 bedrooms with BIR’s, BIR’ huge studio/4th bedroom, spacious lounge room & separate family/meals area + the original kitchen. Outside; a pergola for all year round entertaining, single carport & a double tandem garage/workshop. Other features; A/C, GDH, 534m2 (approx.) land & situated within a short 850 meters to the Werribee CBD, the Werribee Train Station & walking distance to local Primary & High Schools. Inspections are a must!
This home is located in Tarneit Gardens within walking distance to local parks, bus stops, local shops with only a short drive to the new Tarneit Train Station. The home offers of 3 great sized bedrooms including master with WIR & en suite. The kitchen is fitted with stainless steel appliances overlooking the family/dining room. Large outdoor entertaining area along with a great sized grassed backyard. The home offers of GDH, air conditioning, alarm system, double lock up garage with rear & internal access all on a 488m2 (approx.) parcel of land.
View Sat 11:00-11:30am Photo ID Req Private Sale EPR $420,000 - $460,000 Samantha McCarthy 0431 712 899 Office: Werribee 9731 7022
View Sat 10:00-10:30am Photo ID Req Private Sale EPR $409,000 - $459,000 Samantha McCarthy 0431 712 899 Office: Werribee 9731 7022
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Situated in a prime location that provides main road frontage is this large home on a massive 4100 sqm block. The home consists of 3 large bedrooms plus home office, 3 living zones, open plan kitchen, updated en suite with fernery outlook as well as an undercover outdoor entertainment area. Outside there are a multitude of sheds, water tanks and secure parking for 5-6 vehicles. Huge potential here.
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This bright spacious and boasting northern light throughout residence enjoys a premium & desirable location of Seaholme. Immediate proximity to the Altona Beach and Cherry Lake, transportation and all that Seaholme (Altona) has to offer. Spacious living and dining area opening onto huge timber covered deck perfect for home entertaining, fully appointed kitchen
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• ought after prestige yndham reen neighbourhood surrounded by local amenities • Close distance to Manor akes hopping Centre, train station and Manor akes -1 College • ffering 3 good sized bedrooms with ’s and master with ensuite • ood size kitchen meals area and open spacious living area with plenty of natural light overlooking nice backyard • Ducted heating and cooling, double garage and generous pergola
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WERRIBEE 18 Church Street
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Surround yourself with style and entertain family and friends with this unique family home. There are 3 bedrooms plus a large study, the master bedroom with WIR & en-suite. 3 sep living areas provide multiple options & dbl doors from the family room lead to an extensive outdoor ent area. Located within walking distance to the Main Street of Werribee & schools.
Price $680,000 - $720,000 Saturday 26th March 1.30pm
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TARNEIT 397 Hogans Road
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This large family home offers of both formal & informal living zones, 2 bathrooms & a powder room, 4 spacious bedrooms & a study, study Great features incl duct heat & cool & a large outdoor entertaining area. It is also within close proximity to numerous schools, shops & transport & has low maintenance gardens to both the front and rear of the property. operty operty.
Price $500,000 - $530,000 Saturday 26th March 11.45AM
PRDnationwide Werribee 2/85 Synnot Street 9742 7557 prdnationwide.com.au/werribee James Ferris 0419 323 179 jamesf@prdwerribee.com.au
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HOPPERS CROSSING 12 Myers Court
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This perfectly presented 4 bedroom home has had all the hard work done. Featuring
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WERRIBEE 4/40 Mortimer Street
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Whether you’re an owner occupier or investor, investor there is no more desirable location than being
Price $269,000 Saturday 26th March 12.45pm
a brand new kitchen, renovated laundry &
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Big, Beautiful & With a Pool!! Entertain in Style
Featuring ducted heating & cooling plus a split system Air Conditioner floating floors, window shutters, ceiling fans in Conditioner, bedrooms and extra attic storage. Great entertaining with low maintenance gardens, courtyard, pergola & an in ground solar heated saltwater pool. The double lock up garage has rear access plus internal home access. An extra parking space is in included perfect for boats, trailers etc.
Situated in a quiet court within the Wilmington Estate close to schools, shops & parks this home offers of 4 good sized bedrooms plus study, 2 bathrooms (master with ensuite & WIR). Multiple living areas include spacious lounge room, separate dining room, rumpus room & a family meals area off of the large open plan kitchen, with dishwasher & breakfast bench.
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Adrian McEvoy 0404 499 034 Werribee/Hoppers Crossing 9748 5888 2/229 Heaths Road (opp. Plaza)
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Truganina 5 Circuit Way
Stamp Duty Saving in Major Growth Area
Great Investment Opportunity
For Sale $150,000 per allotment View By Appointment
Situated close to Wyndham village shopping centre, Schools, Parks & Tarneit train station Of Offering 4 Bedrooms (master with ensuite), open plan kitchen, spacious family meals & living area. Features include gas cook top, SS appliances, dishwasher, dishwasher breakfast bench, ducted heating & air-con. air Double remote garage with internal access set on a 446sqm block (approx). Leased until August/2016 For Sale $399,000 View By Appointment
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Adrian McEvoy 0404 499 034
Werribee/Hoppers Crossing 9748 5888
Werribee/Hoppers Crossing 9748 5888
2/229 Heaths Road (opp. Plaza)
2/229 Heaths Road (opp. Plaza)
Plans, Permits and sub divisions are approved on this divided 758m2 allotment located in Truganina close to new railway station makes for 3 ideal sites. Investors, developers and first home buyers all welcome.
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Location - 900m2 with permits to build Permits allow the purchaser to build four, four two storey townhouses with 3 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms & single car garage. This is in a prime location with easy access to freeway on For Sale $529,000 - $549,000 View By Appointment
Close to Werribee Plaza & offers of 3 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms, a modern interior, interior r/c split system, drive through garage. Covered rear deck for outdoor entertaining and the block is 454m2. Astute investors will see the value in this area For Sale $340,000 - $360,000 View By Appointment
2/229 Heaths Road (opp. Plaza)
2/229 Heaths Road (opp. Plaza)
John Halliday 0434 021 017 Werribee/Hoppers Crossing 9748 5888
Diane Deland 0408 628 997 Werribee/Hoppers Crossing 9748 5888
Walking distance to Train station, schools & Werribee Central. Unit 1 comprises of 3 bedrooms, ducted heating, split system cooling and a 1 car garage. Units 2, 3, 4 consist 2 bedrooms, great spacious living area, SS appliances, dishwasher, dishwasher split system, ducted heating, garage & low maintenance gardens. Investors note...individually leased. For Sale Contact Agent View By Appointment
Tony Cannatelli 0412 456 293
Werribee/Hoppers Crossing 9748 5888 2/229 Heaths Road (opp. Plaza)
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Spacious Design Two living spaces featuring high ceilings throughout & a modern open living area family room. Includes stylish ceramic tiles to all walk areas, 3 bedrooms all with BIR’s, full ensuite, ducted heating & garage. Currently returning $300pw securely leased until 8/16 with bus service & schools close by.
Hoppers Crossing 13 Aitken Avenue
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It’s A Gem Bellbridge estate with all the highlights you’re wanting, walking distance to the train station and bus within 100m on a large 542m2 allotment facing east. This 4 BR comes equipped with DH, DC, solar panels for energy savings, pergola entertaining area and garage.
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Sustainability scores savings The sky-rocketing costs of water and energy, predicted to triple over the next 10 years, won’t be a problem with clever architectural designs, says Archicentre, the building advisory service of the Australian Institute of Architects. Archicentre’s Victorian state manager David Hallett said fast-rising utilities costs are putting the designs of mass-marketed housing, aka ‘McMansions’, under scrutiny due to their running costs. “Australians are facing a period of price rises in water and energy bills, as a result of the costs of major infrastructure projects and environmental demands for green energy,” Mr Hallett said. Careful, clever sustainable design can substantially cut the running and maintenance costs of a family home, from the correct siting of homes on blocks, to the use of double glazing and the choice of materials and appliances all playing an important role. ‘‘With only seven per cent of housing designed by architects, most home buyers and renovators lose the chance to save money through their housing design. ‘‘Cost-effective energy efficiency is hard to achieve if you’re putting a standard plan on a block – a design that’s tailored to the block from the beginning can result in a cheaper building. ‘‘With smaller houses, townhouses and units becoming a greater part of the affordable market, sustainable designs and clever solutions are needed to maintain a lifestyle standard with much less space.’’ ‘‘Green Home Design factors … will save the home owner money. The soon to be introduced compulsory disclosure laws on environmental performance on all houses for sale will make clever sustainable houses even more valuable when they are sold.”
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ANTENNAS
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CALL OUT FEE $0
ANTENNAS WESTSIDE Digital Antenna Specialist
Digital • Free TV point with every antenna installation Antennas • T.V. & V.C.R. Tune & Repair. • Home Theatre & Surround Sound Setups • Digital Boxes & Boosters G6634321AA-dc12Feb Quality at affordable prices, reliable, Senior Discount
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Tree Lopping/Surgery
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Adult Entertainment
Window Cleaning
Window Cleaning - High Pressure Cleaning - Gutter Cleaning Mobile: 0417 302 461 Email: antonlorenz61@gmail.com
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Anton Lorenz
Casual Drivers required for after hours and weekend work. No experience needed. Must be reliable and have own car. Phone 9935 7798.
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Adult Phone Talk
ALL FETISH! Anything goes! from 99c/min 1300 700 904 1902 226 323 Chat now! $5.45/min pay/mob extra
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Farrier
FARRIER Prompt, professional and reliable. Friendly service. Call Kaz anytime on 0409 333 597.
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Health And Fitness
NATURAL PLUS
7 days, 9.30am - 9.30pm. 5 City Place, Sunshine. Phone 9311 0198.
Adult Services
Relaxation Massage 7 days, 10am to 8pm. 204 Barkly Street, Footscray. Phone 0426 717 328.
Mind Body & Spirit
MEDITATION POSITIVE THINKING
Classes start each month day or evening. Phone 8315 0025.
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Pets & Services
ADVERTISERS PLEASE NOTE
New rules apply to the advertising of dogs and cats for sale. It is now an offence to advertise the sale of a dog or cat unless the microchip identification number of the animal is included in the advertisement or notice. A registered domestic animal business may use its Council business registration number as an alternative.
For further information, call 136 186 or visit www.dpi.vic.gov.au/pets
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SEWING MACHINES & OVERLOCKERS REPAIRS AND SERVICE Industrial and domestic
NICK CIANCIO SEWING MACHINES 237 BARKLY ST, FOOTSCRAY.
9687-2422
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It’s Fun Time..... With.... Beautiful NEW Hot Ladies... Plus your usual favourites.
Many languages spoken by our ladies. New ladies arriving every week 10am-late / 7 days www.69relaxation.com.au 169a Malop St Geelong
5229 1335
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Far Eastern Relaxation Day special $105 1/2 hour. 77 Racecouse Road, Nth Melb. 9326 8388. swa6144b.
Full Body Rubs
Relax by appt. 10am-10pm. swa3961xe. 0469 772 431
★★DELIGHTFUL★★ Full Body Relaxation
10.00am-8.00pm Mon-Sat Room 14, building 2 Techno Park Dve Williamstown 9397 0347 swa4576xbe.
Professional Services
Octopuses
9314 8800
24 Buchanan Rd, Brooklyn
WHISPERS STUDIO New es i Lad
9369 0600 Ladies warmly welcomed!
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HANDS EN 83B GOLDPCA 11.00am till late 482 GEELONG RD, WEST FOOTSCRAY
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Garage Sales
Spiritual & energy matters, love & addiction, I can cast any negative energies & spells. Quick & ensured work. Call 0473 785 050 or visit www.mra lajde.com
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ORIENTAL MASSAGE
1300 372 678. 24hrs/7 days. swa4281be.
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Adult Services
Lotus Massage Therapy
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HANDYMAN. Home or office. No job too small. Covering inner West. Free quotes. Gusman Handyman. Call 0455 500 438.
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Tree & Garden Service
Tree & Stump Removals Hedge Trimming Landscaping and Garden Clean Ups Confined Space Specialist Qualified Arborist & Gardener Fully Insured Free Quotes
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ALL ADVERTISEMENTS booked under this classification are strictly for ancillary roles only. To comply with the law it is still an offence under the Sex Work Act 1994 to publish any statements intended or likely to induce a person to seek work as a sex worker.
TREEMENDOUS
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INT. CLAIRVOYANT & HEALER
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7days, 10am-8pm, 9 Wallace Av. Point Cook 3030. 9369 7374 or 0415 653 674.
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General Classifieds
ASIAN MASSAGE 10am-8pm, 7 days pw, 2c, 100 Furlong Rd, Cairnlea, 0425 414 418.
QUEEN BED, With bed head, mattress, elec blanket, mattress protector, sheet set, bed spread, dooner, all as new. $200.00. 9398 2031.
Visit
CONDITIONS APPLY
2-4 HANDS Swedish Relaxation Massage. Werribee area, 7 days per week, 10am-8pm. Please phone 0425 805 090.
75 Paisley Street, Footscray. Phone: 9689 6632. Open 7 days, 9:30am to 9pm.
ALTONA MEADOWS 24 Cameron Avenue, Saturday 26th March, 9am-3pm. Books, tins, collectables, comics, die cast cars and lots more.
Westside Hotel Leakes & Fitzgerald Roads Laverton North Phone 9360 3700
Massage Therapists
LOUNGE SUITE 2 doubles & 2 singles seaters, good condition, quality fabric, light brown tonings. $300 ono. Phone: 0418 126 183.
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Just Simply Cleaning
19 Hall St, Newport. 10am-7pm. Relaxation massage therapy. Ph: 9041 2399 or 0450 096 262
OLDWARES, Will pay cash for old car parts, memorabilia and collectables filling up your garage. Call Paul: 0407 052 439
EVERY SATURDAY LUNCH
AARON’S TILING
Over 30 Years Experience Specialising In: • Floor & Wall Tiles • Old & New Homes • Kitchen & Bathroom Renovation Free Measure & Quote.
GOLF CLUBS Spalding, full set, extra club, as new (used twice), also boxed 2 urethane balls, plus bucket of balls. Cost $1,600, reluctant sale due to unforeseen circumstances $550. Phone Ken 8742 0006.
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ON OUR BISTRO & SPORTS BAR MENUS
Honest and reliable lady. Over 30 years experience. Hourly rate. 9734 2360.
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For Sale
VENETIAN BLINDS, wooden, good condition, x4, 995w, 2.1m drop, x1, 1.895w, 1.43m drop. Cost $530, sell $200. Greg 0413 333 549.
Westside Hotel Leakes & Fitzgerald Roads Laverton North Vic Phone 93603700
30% OFF THIS WEEK 0409 888 228
Free Quotes
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SKYLIGHTS &REE QUOTES s YEARS EXPERIENCE 0418 524 416
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Hourly rate, all products provided. Fast, efficient cleaners. Contact Jelena 0435 110 221.
BOSCH 2000 Alarm. New, keypad, siren, blue light, three sensors. $599. Can install. Phone: 9687 9716.
SHOWER SCREENS & SECURITY DOORS CONDITIONS APPLY*
0409 210 565 or 0428 359 214
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Home Services
CLEANING/IRONING
1180176-DJ16-15
Graziers steak, famous schnitzels, seafood, pasta & more
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Fire Wood-Red Gum Top quality, clean, split, dry. 2 metre min. 7 days. Free delivery Credit Cards Accepted
$30 C1042733-JJ30-12
www.jimssecuritydoors.com.au • Stainless Steel Doors • Aluminium Doors • Custom Steel Doors • Flyscreens
Firewood
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General Classifieds Health And Fitness
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HOPPERS CROSSING MEDICAL CENTRE 110 Heaths Road, Hoppers Crossing 3029 I Ph : 9749 3200
s .EW PATIENTS WELCOME s &ULLY ACCREDITED s /NSITE PARKING
Services Family medicine, Heart disease, Medication Reviews, Minor surgeries, Diabetes checks, Women’s health, Sexual health, Preventative health and Vaccinations for children and travel.
Please call us at
1300 654 910
New Patients Welcomed. AGED PENSIONERS BULK BILLED.
or apply online at WWW.FERMA X .COM.AU
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Professional Indemnity Insured. Phone Bernice on 9390 3403 PARMELIA DRIVE Taylors Lakes
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7 DAYS A WEEK
To Share
FOOTSCRAY 19 Bunbury Street, double rooms to let, fully furnished, close to station and all amenities. Turn up or phone after 6pm. 9689 5673.
To Share
WERRIBEE Furn room to rent. $165pw incl. expenses. Walking distance to station. Must be employed. Phone 0412 671 042.
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Full or part time pharmacy assistant required to join our pharmacy, preferably experienced in pharmacy but not essential. The successful applicant must have excellent customer service skills and be willing to work as a team in a fun and friendly workplace. Please email applications to: manager@minhhapharmacistadvice.com.au
www.jkea.com.au
HOUSES Kimberley Road, Werribee Thoroughbred Avenue, Werribee Loxton Street, Tarneit Nicklaus Drive, Hoppers Crossing
3BR 3BR 3+study 4BR
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Labourer required for long term work in recycling yard in Laverton North. Must be fit, reliable /able to follow instructions. Must be able to work 40hrs per week. No students. Will train right person if shows right interest.
$320pw
UNITS Windle Court, Truganina
3BR
$320pw
More Rental properties wanted. List your rental property with us and receive FREE Landlord insurance for 12 months. TERMS & CONDITIONS APPLY.
SHOP 8 TARNEIT GARDENS SHOPPING CENTRE TARNEIT
WEST FOOTSCRAY 1BR flat for 1 person, no pets, no cars, close to all facilities. $220P/W. For more info call Stan or Julie on 9689 4327.
Buy, Rent & Sell in our
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Property of the Week 28 BAGGOT DRIVE, HOPPERS CROSSING
3 Bedroom family Home This property is situated in the heart of all major facilities such as Pacific Werribee, schools, public transport, medical centres and much more. Comprising en suite and built in robes to main bedroom and additional two bedrooms, separate large lounge room adjoining dining area, Kitchen/meals including dishwasher, spacious bathroom and separate toilet. Featuring: Solar panels which energy bills will be discounted, heating and cooling, polished floor boards, double under cover carport, additional single garage to rear, large back yard.
UNITS WERRIBEE 3/11-13 Melita Avenue WERRIBEE SOUTH 9/50 Catamaran Drive HOPPERS CROSSING 2/6-8 Willmott Drive HOPPERS CROSSING 1/214 Morris Road
2BR 2BR 2BR 2BR
$285PW $360PW $280PW $285PW
3BR 3BR 3BR 4BR 4BR
$350PW $290PW $320PW $405PW $410PW
HOUSES HOPPERS CROSSING 28 Baggot Drive HOPPERS CROSSING 210 Morris Road WERRIBEE 4 Curlew Court POINT COOK 8 Inverie Place TARNEIT 85 Barron Street
Positions Vacant
LABOURER
TOWNHOUSES Rippleside Terrace, Tarneit
BROOKLYN 3 bedroom home. Close to shops, transport and schools. No pets. $380pw. Phone 9367 6724.
H/XING Ultra Modern 3BR WIR ensuite kit/meals adj lounge split system dishwasher garage $330pw Pellegrino R/E 3/19 Synnot St Werribee 9741 1000.
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CARAVAN HIRE, All sizes, from $52 per week. Phone 0408 369 770.
Positions Vacant
34 Station Place, Werribee 3030 9731 7022 www.hockingstuart.com.au
Please call after 3pm week days on 0438 142 918
Panel Beater Qualified
For busy repair facility in Footscray to work on all types of vehicles, incl. light & heavy commercial. If you have previous panel beating experience & are qualified, have excellent attention to detail, genuine desire to work hard & work smart, are reliable, trustworthy & motivated. Call Ray at Recar (03) 9689 2011
Spot On Panels Panel Beaters
Spot on Panels is currently seeking experienced trade qualified Panel Beaters. Wages paid according to expertise. Spot on has 3 locations North Sunshine, Deer Park and Maidstone.
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Required for well established panel shop in Western Suburbs. Call Bob: 0408 338 417 or 9317 0706.
SALES ASSISTANT
Required for a busy retail store, a reliable and motivated person, Mon - Fri, 9am to 5pm. Junior award applies. Woodend. Email resume to: loosechangebargains @bigpond.com
Truck Driver
HC Licence reqd. Experienced in bobcat and excavation work. Truck & dog or semi driver, experience in tipper work preferred. Derrimut area. Immediate start. Phone 0403 298 371.
WALKERS WANTED
Hoppers Crossing, Werribee, Altona Meadows, Point Cook, Salt Water and surrounding. We need reliable people to deliver newspapers and catalogues, car essential. No experience required. Please call Mon - Fri between 9am - 6pm. Dianne: 0417 129 040
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Apprentice Carpenter 1st/2nd /3rd or 4th Year
Pre-apprenticeship or experience with power tools required. Must be reliable, motivated, hard working and have transport. Werribee area. Phone 0401 693 113
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Education & Tuition
A GRADE TUTORING Maths and English, all levels including VCE & IB/SL course. Please phone 0432 514 326.
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MATHS/PHYSICS Tutoring by experienced tutor/former university instructor. Year 4 to VCE. Call Jude 0413 764 369.
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Tuition specific for SACS and final exams. Every year serious students enter medicine, dentistry, pharmacy, law etc. Call: 9315 7597.
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Diesel Mechanic Must be experienced. Call Dom: 0437 120 066.
HAMBURGER MAKER
All rounder req, early hours. Must be exp. Immediate start. Phone: 0433 230 934.
Call Bernadette: 0408 807 466 7 days per week Experienced HR Manager able to assist with FREE Résumé Assessment, Career Advice, Cover Letter, Key Selection Criteria, Document Writing, Interview Coaching, Courses and LinkedIn Profile Writing. www.provenresumeresults.com.au
Is your Resume Successful? Get the interviews for the job YOU WANT! Money back guarantee
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Situations Wanted
Can't afford hiring full time employees?
I am a male aged 50's looking for 2-3 days per week, Hoppers Werribee area. Fit, honest, reliable & resourceful Phone 0413 836 600.
Self Employment Opportunities
Looking for owner drivers with Late model white 1 and 2 ton vans trays. 4,6 and 8 ton taut’s and trays 'UARANTEES OFFERED s %XCELLENT COMMUNICATION SKILLS REQUIRED
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Training And Development
Hair and Beauty Courses start MARCH You may be eligible for a Vic & Commonwealth Govt. subsidy. UÊ ViÃÃ Ê `iÀÃÊ«>ÞÊ Þ $84 to $507 for Hairdressing UÊ Ê>}iÊ Ì UÊ iÝ L iÊ ÕÀÃ UÊ >ÞÊ ÀÊ } Ì UÊ,iVi Ì ÞÊ Ûi`ÊvÀ Ê â>LiÌ Ê-Ì° Ring Cheryle on 9329 9544 Academy of Hair & Beauty Toid 3572
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Busy Werribee Real Estate office requires Sales Team Assistant. Requirements include: Reliable car, computer skills, communication skills, brochure production + drops and photo shop skills. Casual position, approx. 15 to 20 hours per week. Mondays, Tuesdays and Thursdays preferred. Call Peter Richardson (Director) 0412 327 835.
Positions Vacant
WAITER WAITRESS
Experience within a busy cafe. Full time or part part time. Also requiring part time Chef. Please call Raf 9974 0800.
V A TEACHER Available for tutoring. Maths, Science, Chemistry, Chinese, Japanese. Call 9483 0831 or 0418 871 203.
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1-2 years experience with handling industrial walking foot machine. Full time. Werribee Location. 0409 642 922.
KITCHEN HAND
Experience preferred. Monday Friday. Good hours. Laverton North. Please email: george.elkhoury06@hotmail .com or phone: 0412 730 351
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The Victorian Equal Opportunity Act 1995 makes it unlawful for an advertiser to show any intention to discriminate on the basis of sex, pregnancy, race, age, marital status, political or religious belief or physical features, disability, lawful sexual activity/sexual orientation, HIV/AIDS status or on the basis of being associated with a person with one of the above characteristics, unless covered by an exception under the Act. As Network Classifieds could be legally liable if an unlawful advertisement is printed, Network Classifieds will not accept advertisements that appear to break the law. For more information about discrimination in advertising, contact your legal advisers or the Equal Opportunity Commission.
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Pathology On Site Monday – Friday 8.30am – 5pm Saturday 9am - 12pm
MATERIALS DELIVERED DIRECTLY TO YOU GREAT FLEXIBILITY - you choose your hours ALL AGES WELCOME (students, adults, retirees, groups, etc) NO EXPERIENCE REQUIRED VEHICLE AN ADVANTAGE, but not essential
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General Practitioners Dr Peter Desmond Dr Elissa Armitage Dr Sue Scala Dr Rakesh Bhaskar Dr Carolyn Sharwood And the HCMC would like to welcome .... Dr Margaret Gusah Dr Lihini Samarawickrama Dr Arshad Ghani
Practice Hours: (by appointment only) Monday to Thursday 8am-9pm Friday 8am-6pm Saturday 9am-1pm
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SCOREBOARD Q CRICKET VICTORIAN PREMIER FIRSTS Semi-finals, Sat 19 & Sun 20 March Melbourne v Ringwood at Camberwell Sports Ground MELBOURNE 1st Innings M BROWN b Holland . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3 A KENT lbw b Holland . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1 M HILL c Loorham b Holland . . . . . . . . . . 30 S GOTCH b Holland . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 31 S HARPER lbw b King . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 0 L EDWARDS ARDS lbw b T Topp . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 36 B McDONALD c Loorham b Holland . . . . . 10 J KOOP lbw b King . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3 W RYAN YAN lbw b King . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 0 Y J COLEMAN not out. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2 P SMITH c Loorham b King . . . . . . . . . . . . 0 Extras (2lb 1nb). . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3 Total . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 119 Fall: 3, 16, 43, 44, 94, 114, 117, 117, 117, 119 Bowling: M Topp T 14-3-29-1, I Holland 18-9-205, D King 11.1-5-12-4, J Freeman 2-1-5-0, M Fotia 3-0-14-0, B Walsh 8-0-37-0 Overs: 56.1 RINGWOOD 1st Innings J FREEMAN not out. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 56 D KING not out . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 66 Extras (3lb 1nb). . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4 No wicket for . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 126 Bowling: J Coleman 10-5-11-0, P Smith 5-1-190, J Koop 6-1-20-0, B McDonald 7-2-26-0, L Edwards 3-2-3-0, M Hill 4-1-19-0, W Ryan 2-017-0, M Brown 2-0-8-0 Overs: 39. Result: Ringwood won Umpires: S Craig & P Gillespie Fitzroy Doncaster v Prahran at Schramms Reserve, Doncaster FITZROY DONCASTER 1st Innings M BREMNER c Hartley b Seymour . . . . . . 26 J BL BLYTH c Hancock b Wilcox . . . . . . . . . . 20 T SHEEHAN b Grimwade . . . . . . . . . . . . . 18 P DICKSON c Bull b Grimwade . . . . . . . . . 77 N VARDI c Hartley b Seymour . . . . . . . . . . 47 M FRITH c & b Wilcox . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 58 T LAWFORD c Dhull b Grimwade. . . . . . . . 46 L BANTHORPE lbw b Wilcox. . . . . . . . . . . . 2 E ALA ALAVI b Wilcox . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1 S DUCKWORTH c Hartley b Grimwade. . . . . 6 A PERRIN not out 4Extras (2w 4nb) . . . . . . 6 Total . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 310 Fall: 47, 54, 89, 164, 219, 290, 292, 300, 300, 310 Bowling: M Wilcox 23-3-77-4, A Hutton 8-1-420, S Seymour 17-1-68-2, S Grimwade 30.1-678-4, S Miller 10-0-30-0, A Dhull 5-1-14-0 Overs: 93.1 PRAHRAN 1st Innings A BULL c Banthorpe b Frith . . . . . . . . . . . 37 J HANCOCK b Perrin . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 9 R BRICKER c Sheehan b Perrin . . . . . . . . 31 S MILLER lbw b Lawford . . . . . . . . . . . . . 67 R HARTLEY c Blyth b Perrin . . . . . . . . . . . 73 A DHULL b Perrin . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 9 S SEYMOUR not out . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 34 S COA COATES c Banthorpe b Perrin . . . . . . . . . 2 M WILCOX b Perrin . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1 A HUTTON c Sheehan b Perrin . . . . . . . . . . 1 S GRIMWADE run out . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3 Extras (10lb 8nb) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 18 Total . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 285
Fall: 24, 68, 87, 210, 238, 251, 253, 257, 271, 285 Bowling: A Perrin 18-3-71-7, T Lawford 22.32-85-1, M Frith 10-1-28-1, S Duckworth 13-350-0, E Alavi 9-0-41-0 Overs: 72.1. Result: Fitzroy Doncaster won. Umpires: A Barrow & M Hanton.
WOMEN’S PREMIER SECONDS Final Coburg v Melton at Shepley Oval, Dandenong COBURG Innings E WHITFIELD run out . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 7 N TUILAGI run out. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3 R MEL MELTON lbw b Robinson . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2 A HOLLAND b Polkinghorne . . . . . . . . . . . . 0 C MORROW run out . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5 K ENNOR not out . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 25 C COGHILL b Surace . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 17 G PEEL b Garwood. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 0 J PEARSON b Polkinghorne . . . . . . . . . . . . 0 D LOUGHNAN c & b Martin . . . . . . . . . . . . 7 M KORNET b Garwood . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 0 E QUINN not out 0Extras (2b 4lb 19w 2nb) 27 Total . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 94 Fall: 4, 6, 15, 18, 23, 53, 56, 61, 87, 94 Bowling: B Polkinghorne 9-2-13-2, A Robinson 6-1-19-1, S Di Mauro 5-2-16-0, J Surace 9-315-1, K Garwood 8.1-2-18-2, N Martin 4-2-6-1 Overs: 41.1 MELTON Innings MEL S DI MAURO not out . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 34 L SHAW b Loughnan . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3 S THEODORE lbw b Morrow . . . . . . . . . . . 18 B POLKINGHORNE b Quinn . . . . . . . . . . . . 4 J SURACE not out . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 24 Extras (1b 8w 3nb) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 12 Three wickets for . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 95 Fall: 4, 25, 41 Bowling: D Loughnan 7-3-18-1, C Coghill 9-313-0, C Morrow 9-2-18-1, J Pearson 4.1-1-150, E Quinn 9-2-18-1, M Kornet 2-0-13-0 Overs: 40.1. Result: Melton won Umpires: C Hall R Harrison
PREMIER LOWER GRADES Semi-finals Seconds: Melb Uni 2-64 v Fitz Donc, St Kilda 1-15 v Ess 9-167. Thirds: Melb Uni 1-33 v Geelong 163 (Reid 72no Condy 36 Van Cuylenburg 4-21 Grant 3-56), Carl v Monash Tigers 9-246 (Cross 42 Krelle 42 Humphries 39 McKenna 35no O’Sullivan 4-57). Fourths: Monash Tigers 150 (O’Brien 5-37 Mills 3-21) v Carl 2-0. Melb Uni 9-257 (HydeSmith 121 McIntosh 45 Drukeshkumar 3-27 Wilkinson 3-57) v Dand. Women: Firsts: Box Hill 5-204 (Brock 57no A Lanning 53 Griffiths 49) d Melb 199 (Jensen 47 Yates 42 Crowley 35).
VSDCA Grand-finals NORTH EAST: 1st XI: Mt Waverley 8/125 d Bayswater 124. 2nd XI: Croydon 6/115 d Bayswater 9/114. SOUTH WEST: 1st XI: Oakleigh 8/211 d Caulfield 212. 2nd XI: Malvern 196 d Williamstown 182. NORTH WEST: 3rd XI: Yarraville 6/207 d Brunswick 42. 4th XI: Werribee 6/102 d Plenty Valley 100.
SOUTH EAST: 3rd XI: Malvern 5/217 d Mt Waverley 117. 4th XI: Bayswater 102 & 2/60 d Oakleigh 68.
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Round 1 Men: DIV 1: METROPOLITAN METROPOLIT 6 d SANCTUARY LAKES 1 (D Micheluzzi d J Cooper 5-3 L Michel d J Cooper 2 up B Collyer d B O’Donoghue 6-5 A Didone d T Sharpe 5-3 M Roberson d M Gill 4-3 N Brown d C Grigson 3-2 T Hardham lost to J Ward ard 2-1), THE NA NATIONAL 5 d THE HERITAGE 2 (S Kent lost to J Stirling 2-1 R Emond lost to M Jager 3-1 D Dorning d S Maizels 5-3 P O’Dwyer d R Malvaso 5-4 T Bayliss d B T Toogood 7-6 C Nicholls d A Dinardo 4-3 R Armour d D Seymour 1 up), ROYAL ROY MELBOURNE 4 d VICTORIA 3 (D Brereton d K Ciupek 1 up M Sanchez d M Brooks 3-2 W Heffernan lost to J Nashar 2-1 J McMillan lost to A Majstorovic 1 down J Hetherington d L Mills 4-3 P Little d J Sandic 1 up H Gilbert lost to L Murnane 2-1), SOUTHERN 3 d COMMONWEALTH COMMONWEAL 2 (R Hammond d T Couling 5-3 K Streat d C John 3-2 T Coffey lost to F Droope 1 down B Greaves d M Venables 2-1 J Laffin lost to C Hasthorpe 2-1 J Besley d G Sluce 3-2 B Croker d K Lyle L 2-1).
Ferntree Gully Grand-f: Norm Reeves Shield: Knoxfield 208 d The Basin 174. Stephen Lee Medalist: T Boxell. DeCoite Shield: Upper Ferntree Gully 8-212 v L Lysterfi eld. Ringwood Grand-f: Trollope Shield: Wantirna South 2-96 d North Ringwood 95. Wilkins Cup: Lilydale 6-178 d Montrose 177. Newey Plate: North Ringwood 43 & 6-(dec) 158 d Wantirna South 53 & 76. Pascoe Shield: Montrose 8-141 d Ainslie Park 140. A: Heathmont Baptist 104 d Warranwood 100. B: South Croydon 8-142 d Ainslie Park 138. C: Wonga Park 142 d St Andrews 90. D: Warrandyte 8-120 d Eastfield 8-117. E: Wonga Park 4-96 d Kilsyth 59. F: Wonga Park 108 d South Croydon 103. Western Suburbs Churches & Community Grand-f: A.E. Lowe Shield: Williams Landing 9-252 (R Taneja T 87 S Sharma 56) d Eynesbury Eagles 109 (M Bhaskar 6-47). Bill Honey Shield: Semi-f: Western All Stars 5-148 (G Shanks 56 J Davies 42) d Rockbank 98 (E Hemmingson 4-15), County West 258 (J Singh 144 C Arachchilage 4-45) d Western Lions 108. T Tasman Smith Shield: Grand-f: St Johns 9-215 (S Taafe 79D Nagpal 4-53) d West Melbourne 122 T (A singh 52S Morgan 49).
Q BOWLS BOWLS VICTORIA SATURDA SATURDA TURDAY Y METROPOLIT METROPOLITAN AN PENNANT Finals Div 1: Croy (1) 85 MCC (1) 80. Div 2: Diam Ck (1) 96 Pak (1) 76. Div 3: Mulg CC (3) 82 Ess (3) 69. Div 4: Mord (2) 58 Bays (2) 72. Div 5: Whitt (3) 77 N Bal (2) 69. Div 6: Epp RSL (2) 81 Black (4) 72. Div 7: Semi-finals: Dand Clb (3) 62 Bruns (3) 67, Palm Lake (1) 93 Bent (4) 65. Div 8: Cran RSL (4) 34 Dand RSL (1) 5
BV MIDWEEK METROPOLIT METROPOLITAN PENNANT Divisional Finals T Taylor Bowls Premier Div Semi-finals: GLENROY 2-52 lost to LALOR 14-68 (J Salmon 11 lost to B Edwards 24 J Hurst 14 lost to G Edwards 31 S Whana 27 d B Withers 13). Qtr-f: Women’s Round Robin: Rd 1: Edith (1) 83 Wav Glf (1) 41. Div 1: Keys (1) 54 Croy (1) 61, Mid Pk (1) 59 Burw Dist (1) 57, Melton (2) 46 Donv (1) 57, Verm Sth (2) 54 Bund RSL (2) 57. Div 2: Ber (2) 69 Moorool (2) 54, Bays (1) 63 Lal (3) 44, Deer Pk (1) 61 Donc (3) 59, Mord (1) 60 Murr Pk (1) 46. Div 3: Fitz Vic (1) 56 Broad (1) 54, Cran RSL (1) 84 Black (2) 41, Hamp (2) 50 Mid Pk (2) 52, Keil (1) 80 Croy (2) 41. Div 4: Pak (3) 61 Elst Clb (3) 54, MCC Kew Spts (3) 74 Cran RSL (2) 52. Div 5: Pres/Res (3) 32 Bent (2) 4. Rd 2: Wav Glf (1) 53 Sunb (1) 62. Semi-f div 1: Bund RSL (2) 79 Donv (1) 54, Mid Pk (1) 51 Croy (1) 59. Div 2: Bays (1) 55 Deer Pk (1) 59, Mord (1) 48 Ber (2) 66. Div 3: Fitz Vic (1) 67 Keil (1) 62, Mid Pk (2) 58 Cran RSL (1) 61. Qtr-f div 4: Donc (4) 76 Pak (3) 49, MCC Kew Spts (3) 59 Hamp (3) 58, Ess (3) 48 Mulg CC (7) 62, Keil (3) 64 Palm Lake (2) 52. Div 5: Round Robin Rd 2: Pres/Res (3) 55 Y Val CC (2) 2
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DIV 2: Rosanna 5 d Peninsula Kingswood 2, Latrobe 5 d Woodlands 2, Gisborne 5 d Cheltenham 2, Kingston Heath 5 d Y Yarra arra Y Yarra arra 2. DIV 3: Rossdale 5 d Kew 2, Kooringal 4 d Northern 3, Spring Valley 5 d Waverley 2, Keysborough 4 d Goonawarra 3. DIV 4: Huntingdale 6 d Eynesbury 1, Heidelberg 4 d Chirnside Park 3, Patterson River 4 d Green Acres 3, Cranbourne 5 d Y Yering Meadows 2. DIV 5: Box Hill 4 d Eastern 3, Sandhurst 4 d Settlers Run 3, Riversdale 6 d Sunshine 1. DIV 6: Amstel 6 d Yarrambat 1, Melton Valley 4 d Whittlesea 3, Bacchus Marsh 5 d Berwick Montuna 2, Melbourne Airport 4 d Churchill Park 3. Women: DIV 1: YARRA Y Y YARRA 7 d METROPOLIT METROPOLITAN 0 (C Tan T d J Charlton at 19th S Fernando d S Andereson 3-2 C Bryant d G Ednie 8-6 C Kuchenmeister d S Clark 5-4 M Cuddihy d D Baulch 6-5 B Baker d K Hastie 3-2 R Germino d K Kemp 1 up), PENINSULA KINGSWOOD 5 d HUNTINGDALE 2 (S Vogel d L Teo T 2-1 SB Park d H Gubbels 2 up G Hallinan d E Smith 4-2 G Macklan lost to B Ling 3-2 A McCaig d H Geallatly 2 up L Johnston lost to K Henningsen at 19th J Wyllie d J Do 1 up), VICTORIA 4 d KINGSTON HEATH HEA 3 (G Ruffels d D Marshall 2-1 L Callow lost to L Brown 3-1 B Chignell d L Arundell 2-1 A Gavardinas lost to A Zhou 2 down E Clark lost to U De Neefe 3-2 M Rose d B Osborne 2 up J Clark d R Hanson 6-5), COMMONWEAL 5 d KEW 2 (A Hilliard lost to COMMONWEALTH L Ooi 2-1 S Johnson d J Donelly 5-4 L Sanft lost to L Day 2-1 M Peters d J Baker 3-1 K Kennedy d A Manuell 5-3 L Griffin d H Hodgetts 7-6 L Briers d C Wang 4-3). DIV 2: Woodlands 4 d The National 3, Southern 6 d Royal Melbourne 1, Riversdale 5 d Sunshine 2, Heidelberg 6 d Spring Valley 1. DIV 3: Green Acres 4 d Latrobe 3, Rosanna 6 d Keysborough 1, Sandhurst 5 d Patterson River 2, Box Hill 5 d Medway 2.
PGA LEGENDS PRO-AM at Gardiners Run: (par 72): Final scores: 64: C Williams. 67: S Taylor T . 68: L Stephen J Kirchner. 69: S Ford A Gilligan D Merriman T Mezera. 70: B Wall D Harrington S O’Brien T Elliott G Joyner G Wall. 71: M McFadden D Hando J Onions.
72: D Armstrong M Harwood P Hayes R Davis R Cooney J Martin D Purchase. 73: D Good P Powell R Backwell G Carroll T Price M Zilko. 74 S Aisbett G McCully S Herbert H Dolan B Wearne P Woodward. 75: L Allen F Conallin T Hollingsworth C Le Chevallier M Paterson P Dalgleish I BakerFinch. 76: C Fox S Hutchison W Greene L Tinkler. 77: C Trist L Hunter G Bruyeres. 78: A Dakers. 79: W Rogers D Brown. 80: M Humphries E Booth. 81: G Ferguson. 83: K Oung. 84: D Galloway.
PGA LEGENDS PRO-AM at Heathcote: (Par 71): 64: C Williams. 68: T Elliott. 69: J Onions. 71: M Zilko D Hando. 72: J Martin G McCully S Ford D Good P Powell P Dalgleish G Dowling. 73: M Harwood G Joyner M Paterson. 74: T Hollingsworth. 75: S O’Brien P Woodward L Tinkler. 76: P Hayes. 77: D Harrington B Wearne. 78: D Brown. 79: G Ferguson M Humphries A Dakers W Rogers. 81: L Allen. 82: F Conallin G Roberts. 84: G Rix. 85: G Begg. 87: S Slater.
FLINDERS PRO-AM (par 69): 63: A Martin. 64: J Ingram. 65: R Haywood J Marchesani. 67: A Brown. 68: M Both T Elliott J Onions. 69: A Cox L Hickman L Burns R Lal. 70: E Elliott B Ford W Lowrie DK Im B Wharton A Pitty. 71: N Condon L Farry K Harris D Higgins. 72: M Curtain A DudleyBateman B McGill D Stein C Smedley. 73: H Williams M Isherwood A Kelly C McLean M Voglis D Smith S Johnson. 74: S Gardiner D Hando J Kraan J Shaw E Walters M Choi G Cusick. 75: R Granger C Le Chevallier S McDermott L Bleumink. 76: N Dastey B Parrish M Hakkinen A Schultz. 77: A Jacobsen L Bates S Lambert. 78: T Alsford M Ohlmus M Faraone J Jeong. 79: M Judd I Merrett Z Morwood. 80: B Eyton-Jones. 81: B Westwick W Greene. 84: C Sartori.
Q RUGBY UNION VRU Dewar Shield: Harlequin 47 d End Hills 26, Moorabbin 53 d Souths 29, Melbourne 45 d Power House 5, Footscray 47 d Melbourne Uni 15, Melbourne 30 d Power House 7. P2: Harlequin 71 d End Hills 5, Moorabbin 54 d Souths 5, Melbourne Uni 42 d Footscray 5. P3: Harlequin 25 d End Hills 12, Moorabbin 28 d Souths 0, Melbourne Uni 22 drew Footscray 22.
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The first bounce is two weeks away, but Wyndhamvale should already feel like it has had a win in 2016. The Falcons bravely accepted promotion to division one after winning last season’s second-tier flag, knowing it would be a tough proposition for a club that has strived for years to get a chance to play among the WRFL’s elite. “We know it’s going to be a massive challenge,” Falcons’ coach Troy Beamond told Star Weekly. “I don’t think we’re daunted by it, but we’re realistic. “We know that every team we play this year will be better than anyone we played last year. “The great thing for us at the moment is there’s absolutely no pressure or expectation from outside. We’ve been able to concentrate on what we’re doing and fly under the radar.” Wyndhamvale is the first club to be promoted from division 2 to the top flight in three seasons. Last season, Parkside was ready to make the leap, but its premiership players were not so keen. The Magpies endured a mass exodus on the eve of the season, and were demoted to division 3 to get their house in order. A year earlier, Glen Orden decided to stay in division 2, believing it would not be able to compete with the competition powerhouses. The last side to run the division 1 gauntlet was Yarraville-Seddon, which avoided relegation in year one with four wins. With the teams in the top half of division 1 seemingly getting stronger by the year, it is not exactly enticing for certain clubs to spend the season as the whipping boys. Wyndhamvale is out to buck the trend of easybeat promotion sides. The Falcons believe they are better equipped than most to adapt to the higher standard of competition. First and foremost, they have a settled senior team. Most of their departures came at the bottom end, which will put pressure on their depth, but will also provide opportunities for youngsters to step up. The Falcons on-field hierarchy is almost identical to last season, with Chris Graham named captain and Alex Hamilton, Devan Ellis and Paul O’Shea part of the leadership group. The new addition to that group is Brian Graham, brother of Chris. A triple league best-and-fairest winner in Traralgon, Brian
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Werribee loses frontline sting Werribee City’s deficiencies were exposed by a more polished Dandenong Thunder in a 3-0 FFA Cup fourth round defeat at George Andrews Reserve on Saturday night. In attack, the Bees struggled to make their impressive build-up count, with goals drying up after Domenico Marafioti was injured. On the back end, defenders have been at sixes and sevens, not dealing with dead ball situations and coughing up cheap goals on the counter, prompting coach Dom Gangemi to implement a new defensive system barely a month into the season. “I would say every single game we’ve played this season, the first goal has been conceded with an inactive ball, so it’s through a free kick or a corner,” Bees’ assistant coach Rick Piccinelli told Star Weekly Weekly. “We played a different system, a bit less exposed, but still one silly mistake. We have to learn from it … we are slowly learning.” Werribee City’s strength lies in its midfield stocks. Delfin Mosibe Esara, Jonathan Voulgaris and Bobby Vidanoski have been creative in possession and constantly feeding the forwards, but the flow of play is breaking
down when it gets to the front line. The absence of Marafioti, one of the Bees top goal poachers, has left the team thin up front. Marafioti went down with a shoulder injury in the second round, and the Bees have been unable to find a suitable replacement. The rest of the strikers are young and inexperienced, not ready to fill such a key role on a full-time basis. “I would say he is the most gifted player in our squad,” Piccinelli said. “He’s been our leading goalscorer throughout pre-season and scored the first goal against Whittlesea Ranges [in round one] and set up another one. “Ever since he got injured, we’ve stopped scoring goals. We keep creating chances and don’t put them away.” Werribee City will return to league action on Saturday. The Bees will entertain the other half of Dandenong when Dandenong City visits Galvin Park for an Easter showdown. With only one point in four games, the Bees will be desperate to defend their home turf and strive for all three points. Lance Jenkinson
IN THE DOGHOUSE ■ You have to love the first week of any AFL season, when the real stuff starts and the expectations of all supporters are at their highest, even for Bombers fans. The pre-season priorities for me are always about getting a look at the new boys and getting through free of injury. The Bulldogs are looking good and it will be interesting to see who makes the side for the first home game, against Fremantle on Sunday . . . I think you can expect three or four new faces. I’ll be hosting the pre-game activities in the players’ sponsors and past players’ room, plus the social club in the Victory room. Like all Bulldogs supporters, I’m looking forward to what Luke and the boys can deliver in 2016.
Domenico Marafioti has been sorely missed by the Bees after his shoulder injury. (Luke Hemer)
■ Werribee Football Club’s loss is the Essendon District Football League’s gain, with the resignation of Stu Balloch from the VFL Tigers. Stu has been a very popular person at the club in his eight-year tenure and has made a valuable contribution. The former Old Westbourne premiership player has a young family and his role with the EDFL will give him flexibility to spend more time with them. I’ve really enjoyed working with him and certainly seen him develop into a very good football administrator. I’m sure this is a stepping stone to Stu’s eventual involvement at the elite level, given his talent and work ethic. ■ Laverton Football Club is holding a custom car and bike show at its home ground, Laverton Park, from 10am on Saturday, April 2. The day is a fundraiser for the club and it’s $5 entry on the day with food, drinks and other entertainment. The Magpies will start their 2016 season at home against Sanctuary Lakes on April 9, which is also past-players day. The club is also playing on Anzac Day with a special ceremony to take place.
Tigers look to next year By Lance Jenkinson While Oakleigh and Caulfield played off for Sub-District cricket’s biggest prize at the weekend, Werribee lurked in the shadows pondering what might have been. The Tigers were comprehensively beaten by Caulfield in the semi-final, although captain-coach Mitch Johnstone felt his side had finished a week short of its full potential. “I think it’s an opportunity missed, but that’s probably the optimist in me,” Johnstone said. “You finish where you deserve to finish. “We have a few deficiencies in our team, but we also have a lot of strengths, which other teams would’ve been frightened of, I guess, if we’d got our stuff together.” The fight for redemption has already begun for Werribee and the Tigers are looking at the holes they need to plug in their squad to take the next step. They have began sounding out players for
next season, as all clubs need to be proactive in the marketplace or miss out on the big fish. When you’re one stop away from a grand final, a new recruit could prove to be the difference between a deep finals run or a premiership. “April is a bit of a meat market with player transfers and movement, so you have to get in early,” Johnstone said. “You have to act pretty quickly in this day and age. We’ll try to lock away most of our list and make sure there’s a bit of space for youngsters, as well. “As a second-year coach heading into next year, I know what we need now to improve the list and the way we go about things. “There are always a few changes. We don’t know what they are yet but that always happens at this level.” Johnstone has spent three seasons in Sub-District cricket since crossing from Premier Cricket club Essendon.
He knows all too well how competitive this competition can be at the pointy end of the season after two seasons with Roxburgh Park-Broadmeadows, where he experienced grand final losses. “Subbies premierships are tough to win,” he said. “There are 14 sides in each group and you’ve got to be absolutely on top of your game to pinch one. “We’ve got a finals record to improve and it gives us motivation.” In his first summer with Werribee, Johnstone was the seventh-ranked bowler in the competition with 28 wickets. Meanwhile, Werribee at least had one premiership to celebrate, with their Fourth XI taking out the flag. The Tigers, sparked by Matthew Crameri (4-18), wicketkeeper-batsman Darcy Phillips (39) and opening batsman Snehal Patel (31), had a four-wicket win over Plenty Valley.
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■ Good Friday sees my stint at SEN come to an end until later in the year and, as always, it has been a great experience. My attention now turns to the Bulldogs, Werribee and the WRFL. We’ll have a new-look team calling the WRFL Match of the Day. More details in coming weeks but Steve Thom, the guru of the WRFL, is still on board. Thomsie and I are entering our 16th season of involvement in the coverage of the league and we’re as excited as we were on day one. With Fev – the King of the Jungle – playing at Deer Park, it will be of great interest to lots of people.
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Richo flies for Falcons, Fever Former Australian international Nicole Richardson will remain with City West Falcons’ coaching staff, despite taking on a specialist role with Perth-based West Coast Fever for the coming ANZ Championship netball season. Richo, as she is known, has been integral to the Falcons’ success in the Victorian Netball League, developing players who have gone on to feature in the Trans-Tasman competition, and building game plans and culture. The 45-year-old, a one-time dual sport international netball and softball player, was offered a full-time assistant coaching role with Adelaide Thunderbirds but declined in favour of a part-time job with the Fever. Her decision was a great win for the Falcons.
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If that was the entree, Werribee Devils fans will be licking their lips when the main course arrives. The Devils served up a tasty insight into their potential in the new Big V basketball men’s championship season with an 85-55 mauling of Hawthorn Magic in the opening round at Eagle Stadium on Saturday night. Devils coach Michael Czepil could not have asked for a better start with all the ingredients coming together for launch night. “It was about the collective,” he told Star Weekly. “All the guys did a really good job. They were excited for the season to start and it showed on the floor. “We competed from start to finish and it ended up working for us.” There were two new chefs in the kitchen for Werribee and both made strong first impressions. US import guard Jeremy Smith and Canadian forward Evan Matthews were dominant forces for the Devils. Matthews worked hard at both ends of the court to finish with a well-rounded 14 points, 11 rebounds and three blocks. “We went to him early and he made some big plays for us offensively,” Czepil said. “It sort of opened the game up for our perimeter guys.” Smith and Jordan Hughes showed how
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