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Meet Werribee Primary School pupils Emily, Heaven, Meredith and Luella, who are fundraising superstars. The foursome collected 5050 five cent coins, which they donated to Zoos Victoria’s Common Cents Challenge. The grade 5 pupils presented their donation – more than $252 – to Werribee Open Range Zoo’s education officer Gen Johnson at a school assembly last month. The money raised will support Zoos Victoria’s Threatened Species Program, which breeds Eastern barred bandicoots and raises awareness of the species. The girls made a presentation about the zoo and Eastern barred bandicoots to the entire school and encouraged fellow students to collect and donate five cent coins. Emily, Heaven, Meredith and Luella hit their fundraising target of 5050 coins after about three weeks. Werribee PS is a long-term supporter of the Threatened Species Program, and pupils have raised hundreds of dollars over the past few years. For five years the school has also been part of the annual Love Your Locals program, which encourages young people to raise money for initiatives that boost the population of 21 endangered Australian animals. Details: zoo.org.au Alesha Capone
Roads loan a ‘bold’ plan By Charlene Macaulay Wyndham council will borrow $40 million to fast-track construction of the Armstrong-Ison Road link from Black Forest Road to the Princes Freeway. The council has highlighted the Armstrong-Ison Road project as the centrepiece of its Wyndham West development contribution plan, which will give Wyndham Vale and Manor Lakes residents direct access to the Princes Freeway without having to pass through Werribee’s CBD. In particular, the money will fund the construction of: • Ison Road between the Princes Freeway and Melbourne-Geelong rail line;
• Armstrong Road from Black Forest Road to Ballan Road; and • Armstrong Road between Ballan Road and the Werribee River. Works are expected to be completed in 2019. Other parts of the project have been funded by the council’s capital works program, developer contributions and the growth areas infrastructure contribution tax. Preliminary works have already begun on the $11.5 million extension of Armstrong Road between Greens and Black Forest roads, which has been funded in the council’s 2017-18 budget and will remove thousands of vehicles from local Wyndham Vale roads. The Wyndham West plan states that without the Armstrong-Ison Road link to the Princes
Freeway “there is a general consensus that … Wyndham west’s roads will very soon be at capacity in peak periods”. Cr Peter Maynard said the council was borrowing funds to complete the Armstrong-Ison Road link from Black Forest Road to the Princes Freeway in a timely manner. He called on the state government to fund the final piece of the puzzle – a four-lane Melbourne-Geelong rail line overpass. “Armstrong-Ison Road falls along the north-south spine from which Wyndham West will be developed,” he said. “This council will be borrowing $40 million to affect these works in a timely manner. “Council’s commitment to constructing phase one and two of these projects as a central
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platform of the Wyndham West development contribution plan would lend weight to the advocacy position that the state government should meet its obligation for the provision of the overpass at the earliest practicable time.” Fellow councillor Tony Hooper branded the move a “bold step” that took the lessons learned from Point Cook, where infrastructure was not built early enough to cater for future population demand. “We’re taking a step that says, that going forward, this community knows what’s going into the ground and will protect it from future infrastructure and development,” he said. “It’s forward thinking and definitely the way forward for the future.”
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City growth continues to soar future,” he said. “Investment in Wyndham’s infrastructure is not keeping pace with our growth. “This latest census data highlights the needs of our community and we will continue to use this to advocate for our fair share of investment and infrastructure.” The 2016 census figures for Wyndham included 116,500 residents who were born in Australia and more than 92,600 elsewhere. Apart from Australia, the most common countries of birth for Wyndham’s citizens were India (23,121 people), New Zealand (7869), the United Kingdom (6537), the
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Debbie Grasso Madison Grasso with Astoria, Maria Kokos and Veronika Gotovac. (Little Red Boots Photography)
Generations of love for Astoria Four generations of women from the same family have come together to welcome Astoria, the first of a fifth generation. The baby girl was born to Madison Grasso on May 26 at Werribee Mercy Hospital after an emergency caesarean section. Astoria, who weighed 4.1 kilograms when she came into the world, is the first child of Madison and her fiancé Glenn. The youngster is also the first grandchild of Madison’s mother, Debbie Grasso. Astoria’s great-grandmother Veronika Gotovac and great-great grandmother Maria Kokos were overjoyed to see her born. The women live in Seabrook, Point Cook, Altona Meadows and Altona North.
Madison said she thought it was “remarkable” five generations of females in her family were alive at the same time, while her mother said it was “amazing”. “I believed and hoped it was possible because my grandmother Maria had her first child Veronika [my mother] at the sweet age of 18 and then my mother had her first child, myself, at age 19,” Debbie said. She said the world had changed a lot since her own grandmother, Ms Kokos, was born in Croatia almost 93 years ago. She said her grandmother and great-grandmother had lived through world wars I and II.
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“Life has improved immensely for myself since we migrated from Croatia to Australia when I was a child in 1968,” Debbie said. She said that as Astoria became older, she would tell her stories of their family’s heritage. New mum Madison said she felt “incredibly lucky” to be surrounded by such “strong, positive and influential women”. She has two sisters, Isabella and Angilee. Angilee is expecting her first child in November. “I believe in my heart that being surrounded by family has a positive influence on our wellbeing,” Madison said.
Wyndham councillors have awarded themselves a pay rise. The council, which is legally required to undertake a review of its mayoral and councillor allowances within six months of a council election or by the next June 30 – whichever is later – voted last week to up the councillor allowance from $28,907 to $29,630 and the mayoral allowance from $92,333 to $94,641. The rise means Wyndham councillors are paid the highest possible allowance as dictated by the state local government minister. A council report cited a local government councillor remuneration review panel that concluded that, on average, councillors spent at least 20 hours a week reading papers, attending meetings and committees, and meeting community organisations, residents and ratepayers. “Given the introduction of new technology and increasing community expectation, it is reasonable to expect that the role has grown substantially since then, particularly in high growth areas such as Wyndham,” the report states. The allowance rate will remain in place for the duration of the current council term. Councillor Intaj Khan said councillors worked very hard and put in lots of hours to represent the community. Cr Khan said that while the councillor rate amounted to less than $10 an hour, he was pleased to see the mayor earn an executive-level salary.
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Philippines (5893) and China (5623). The median mortgage repayment for a Wyndham household dropped from $1785 each week in 2011 to $1733 each week, last year. But the municipality’s median rent rose from $280 per week – five years ago – compared to $320 per week in 2016. In terms of religion, various types of Christianity still dominate in Wyndham, with more than 101,990 devotees in the latest census. In addition, more than 50,900 residents reported they had secular or other spiritual beliefs, or no religious affiliation at all.
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Wyndham’s population is continuing to boom at unprecedented levels, growing by more than a third in the past five years, according to the latest census. Last week the Australian Bureau of Statistics released the results of the 2016 census, in which Wyndham’s total population was recorded at 221,895 people, compared to 166,020 residents during the 2011 census. Wyndham mayor Henry Barlow said that the census had reconfirmed Wyndham’s population as the fastest-growing in the state,
with an average of about 180 new residents moving to the municipality every week. He said that while Wyndham was a wonderful area, the booming growth came with “significant challenges” including demand for more infrastructure, such as roads and educational facilities. Cr Barlow said at Wyndham’s current rate of growth, the area would need a new primary school every year and a new secondary school every three years. “We need both the state and federal governments to step up and recognise the importance of planning for Wyndham’s
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Security call for ‘nightmare’ park By Alesha Capone Wyndham council has recommended security guards be posted at a Tarneit park that is becoming known for anti-social behaviour and late-night crime. Across the past few months, Star Weekly has highlighted the concerns of residents who live near the Ecoville Community Park in Cindia Crescent. They say they are too scared to visit the site at night because of large groups of youths who hang out there reportedly seen fighting and carrying weapons. Drug paraphernalia is also frequently found
at the park, which is usually in a vandalised state with graffitied buildings and play equipment. Last week, Wyndham council’s director of city life, Jenny McMahon, said the council had been in touch with the owners’ corporation that is responsible for the park. Ms McMahon said the council had suggested the owners’ corporation “consider� security guards for the site, implement a graffiti management plan and make repairs. Wyndham police Inspector Marty Allison said officers often patrolled the streets of Tarneit at night, including near the park, in an effort to boost safety.
Last month officers arrested a 15-year-old boy at the park, who was charged with robbery and theft. Inspector Allison said community leaders from the various cultural groups often conducted outreach work at the park to engage with youths. The Melbourne Playgrounds website, which reviews parks across the city, has recently put up a post about the Ecoville park. The review described the park as a “nightmare location� that was “wrecked and covered in graffiti�. Star Weekly has contacted Strata Data, the
company that manages the owners’ corporation for Ecoville park, but had not received a response at the time of going to print. However, Wyndham Cr Josh Gilligan said residents living near the park had contacted him after they were sent a letter alerting them to a proposed Victorian Civil and Administrative Tribunal application to dissolve the body corporate responsible for the park. Cr Gilligan said some of the residents were worried this meant the park could be sold off to make way for a future residential development. Cr Gilligan said preserving open space was important to the Wyndham community.
Bold decision pays off Point Cook woman Anindiate Bannerjee made a bold life decision when she left a career in the IT industry to become a professional artist. Bannerjee, who had previously completed an MBA specialising in human resources, said she started her art studio in 2012. “Then about six months after that I gave up my job and dedicated all of my energy to my passion,� she said. In addition to having a studio, these days Bannerjee is an art teacher and is studying for a PhD in creative arts at Deakin University. “Yes, it has been a tough journey, as any career change would be I guess, but I would not trade it for anything else,� she said. An artwork by Bannerjee, titled FADE, was last month voted as the winner of the People’s Choice Award at the Wyndham Art Prize exhibition. “When I found out that FADE had won the
Wyndham Art Prize I felt happy, excited and more than anything else it was a reassurance to me that I was going in the right path,� she said. “Every time a work gets accepted in an exhibition, every time I am invited to participate in talks, every time somebody asks me about my research, I feel happy.� Bannerjee said art was a mode of expression for her. “We often have very complex thoughts in our minds which are difficult to express fearlessly, I express them through my artworks,� she said. “And it is this freedom of expression that I enjoy the most while creating art.� Alesha Capone Anindiate Bannerjee left a career in IT to become a professional artist. (Joe Mastroianni)
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Footy funding divides council By Charlene Macaulay A football club’s request for portable buildings until its home ground is revamped divided councillors debating Wyndham’s budget. Voting on the council’s 2017-18 budget, Cr Kim McAliney called for the immediate addition of portable buildings to provide social space, change rooms, public toilets and storage at Sanctuary Lakes Football Club’s Featherbrook Reserve in Point Cook, to complement the existing sports pavilion until a planned extension in 2018-19 is complete.
“While I appreciate the club’s facilities will be extended in 2018-19 to provide [this], I believe, given the current growth of the club, they cannot wait for the construction. The current facility is not conducive to attract families and it limits the club’s ability to thrive,” she said. Cr Tony Hooper added that, due to space constraints, female teams are limited as to when and where they play. The motion was narrowly approved, with five votes to four. Cr John Gibbons abstained. Cr Heather Marcus was an apology for the meeting.
Immediately after the vote, Cr Peter Maynard – who had voted against the motion – called for portable buildings to be supplied to other sporting clubs facing the same problem. This motion was lost, five votes to five, with mayor Henry Barlow casting the deciding vote. Cr Maynard, who holds the council’s sport development portfolio, said while he was not against providing sport facilities, Sanctuary Lakes Football Club was just one of a number of clubs that needed additional space. “There are at least 11 other clubs in the same boat … what goes in for Sanctuary Lakes
[Football Club should] be put in for those 11 clubs as well.” Cr Mia Shaw, who also voted against the motion, added that the council’s sporting investment across the board was of a high standard, while other critical Wyndham issues – such as children on the kindergarten waiting list and the need for women’s shelters and a public paediatrician – lacked funding. Cr McAliney said she made the recommendation based on the submission from the club, adding that other clubs had not lodged submissions asking for assistance.
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am sitting at my computer trying to work out where the past seven days went since I wrote last week’s column. Seven days, 168 hours, 10,080 minutes or 604,800 seconds – gone. No life-changing events occurred, no earth-shattering changes took place. That week is now history, but does not warrant a place in the highlights reel. Most of us talk about living each moment like it is our last (because it could be), but we never really do. I did nothing in the last week that will live long in my memory. It has already disappeared, especially the 90 minutes I spent watching live streaming of the council meeting. I will never get that time back and I probably deserve that. What about you? Did you stop the bus of life at any time in the past seven days and get off for a breather or a reflection? How many times do we say, “don’t worry about the little things” – and then we do. It is simplistic to say, “only do the things that make you happy”. That is not real life or at least anyone’s life that I know. We all have to deal with challenges.
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My challenge is simple. How do I make this next week not become another blur of forgettable events? I am not talking about skydiving for the first time or swimming with sharks. In sport, we often talk about getting back to basics – and maybe there is something in that for broader life issues. Basic communication with each other is a very good place to start and finding time to sit and talk might be the key. My generation, though, has to come to terms with the modern version of face-to-face communication, which is increasingly done more via social media than at the kitchen bench. There is nothing wrong with that, either. I am sure even the great leaders, thinkers and philosophers of the world, through the ages, have all had forgettable weeks. Maybe I am sweating the small things here, but a week is a long time and you can be sure there is no skydiving or shark swimming in my diary for the next seven days. ■
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A police helicopter was used to help arrest a man in Hoppers Crossing last week. The 29-year-old, of no fixed address, was arrested after allegedly trying to flee from police in a vehicle. He was charged with four counts of making a threat to kill, aggravated assault, unlawful assault, evading police and careless driving. He was remanded in custody to face court on July 27.
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Two men are expected to be charged with the theft of train-signalling equipment on June 22 which caused major disruption to Werribee line trains. A Hoppers Crossing man, 38, and a Werribee man, 31, were arrested on Friday. Police want to hear from anyone who saw a silver Holden Commodore station wagon with a trailer loitering in the Altona North area on June 22 or 23. Crimestoppers: 1800 333 000.
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MP calls for patrol group funding By Alesha Capone Wyndham South Sudanese Patrol Group volunteers say they believe that the issue of community safety should not be used as a “political tool” after an MP expressed concerns in Parliament about youth gangs. Last month, Western metropolitan MP Bernie Finn said he was concerned “about youth gangs in the western suburbs, particularly in the Tarneit-Werribee area” who were “predominantly men of Sudanese background”.
During the same parliamentary speech, Mr Finn said he had met some of the South Sudanese Patrol Group’s volunteers and that the state government should provide funding for the group’s activities. Most nights, the group’s volunteers visit streets, parks, train stations and libraries across Wyndham to engage with young people of all backgrounds, link them with employment programs and encourage them to steer clear of committing crimes. Two volunteers from the patrol group, Richard Deng and Emily Yuille, said they had
not received any government funding for their activities because they had not asked for any. Mr Deng said the state government was actually “very supportive” of the South Sudanese community and other migrant communities through funding cultural projects and events. “Community safety should not be used as a political tool,” he said. At a community meeting about safety in Truganina last Monday, Mr Deng and another volunteer from the patrol group, Kot Monoah, spoke about their work.
“The South Sudanese community do not support or condone criminals, no matter what colour they are,” Mr Deng said. “We are Australian, we are one community.” Ms Yuille said that in addition, volunteers from the patrol group had met government MPs in the west to discuss their activities. “We’re happy to work with anyone,” she said. A spokesman for the Minister for Multicultural Affairs, Robin Scott, said the government had invested in programs to empower Sudanese community leaders and organisations.
Tarneit plans released This is your first look at a new shopping centre planned for Tarneit. Coles last week announced that it would be the anchor tenant for the new Riverdale Village Town Centre, a 7000-square-metre shopping centre that will be the retail hub of the new Riverdale Village estate, which is bounded by Leakes and Davis roads. Construction on the development, which is the brainchild of YourLand Developments and APD Projects, won’t begin until 2019, with the shopping centre expected to open then. A spokeswoman for Riverdale Village Town Centre said the centre would be filled with a mix of specialty shops, cafes and restaurants, but could not confirm any other tenants. To service the town centre, the developers will spend $5 million to rebuild Davis Road into a four-lane arterial road, with provision for a potential future upgrade to six lanes. Works will also include a dedicated off-road
shared bicycle and pedestrian lane and traffic light controls at the Davis Road and Hummingbird Boulevard intersection. YourLand Developments director Mark Erskine said the estate was close to Tarneit train station and a planned station at Davis Road. “We are absolutely committed to the long-term growth and development of this thriving area … we are delivering on bricks and mortar amenity and creating an exciting buzz that will see Riverdale Village prosper well into the future,” he said. Meanwhile, construction is under way on the 25,000 square-metre Tarneit Central shopping centre, which will include Coles, Aldi, Kmart and more than 45 specialty stores. The $70-million shopping centre, on the corner of Derrimut and Leakes roads, is due to open in October. Charlene Macaulay
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Taegen ups the tempo He’s the pint-sized golfer with a big presence on the green – and eight-year-old Taegen Dodds is just getting started. After taking out the US Kids Golf Melbourne Summer Series, the Point Cook youngster automatically qualified for the US Kids Golf World Championships, which will be held in Pinehurst, North Carolina next month. More than 1500 kids from all over the world will take part in the event. Taegen started playing golf when he was three and quickly discovered his natural talent and passion for the sport. He was competing by the time he was five and is the
youngest-ever member at Sanctuary Lakes Golf Club. Taegen practises three times a week under the guidance of coaches Dave McKendrick and Chris Andrews and also does fitness sessions to improve his core strength. The Sanctuary Lakes Golf Club will host a Taegen Dodd’s Golf Day on Friday, July 14, to help Taegen get to the World Championships. Entry is $50. For more information, call 9394 9494 or email club@sanctuarylakesclub.com. au Charlene Macaulay
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Smart moves on family violence By Alesha Capone An innovative project is helping police in Melbourne’s west to identify high-risk cases and reduce harm caused by family violence. The Westgate (Hobsons Bay and Maribyrnong) and Wyndham Family Violence Units have partnered with Swinburne University and Forensicare, also known as the Victorian Institute of Forensic Mental Health, for the project. Westgate Senior Sergeant Brad Lawrence said police officers at Laverton police station
were working with psychologists to “identify and mitigate risks” for people affected by family violence. He said officers from the Family Violence Units reviewed about 400 family violence reports a month filed by front line officers who responded to call-outs. Of those that are classified as high-risk, psychologists then help police to assess the possibility of further violence in each individual situation. “We look for a combination of related factors – why the violence is happening and
the likelihood of future occurrences,” Senior Sergeant Lawrence said. He said police would sometimes take into account drug and alcohol use, whether a couple was separated and if there were children involved. He said that as part of the project, police would tailor their post-violence responses to each affected family member. The officers also make follow-up phone calls to make sure victims have accessed assistance and services or whether they have a “safety plan” in place.
“What we’re trying to prevent is repeat occurrences in serious family violence,” Senior Sergeant Lawrence said. “It certainly helps the highest-risk cases where specialist and additional police resources are needed.” He said the project had been running for about a year. The project, which is funded by the North West Macedon Ranges Medicare Local’s Legacy Grant Scheme and Victoria Police, has also been rolled out in Brimbank and Melton. Contact the Safe Steps Family Violence Response Centre on 1800 015 188 for assistance.
Cuppa idea is a winner Ever fancied a cuppa with a cop? Wyndham Police is trialling one-hour monthly Coffee with a Cop sessions throughout Wyndham, where locals can drop in and share their safety concerns with officers in an informal setting. A number of police were on hand for a hot drink and a chat last Tuesday, when about 20 locals dropped in. The Coffee with a Cop concept, which is billed as a simple yet effective approach to community engagement, has been a huge success in the US, Canada and New South Wales. Acting Inspector Peter Bitton said the morning was a great success, with police staying an extra half-hour to chat with everyone who showed up. “It was a great opportunity for police to share with residents what policing activities we have going on in the area and what our priorities
are,” Acting Inspector Bitton said. “It also gave residents an opportunity to speak about general concerns they have around crime and other public-order issues. “Residents brought up a number of topics, including concerns regarding wayward youth congregating in public areas, and also sought advice about personal safety and security of their homes. “As we had road policing specialists in attendance, people were able to clarify some issues around traffic enforcement.” Dates for future Coffee with a Cop sessions will be posted on the Wyndham Police Eyewatch Facebook page, @eyewatchwyndham. Charlene Macaulay Wyndham police meet residents during Coffee with a Cop last week. (Charlene Macaulay)
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Coast Guard a sea of hope By Alesha Capone When the weather turns bad at Werribee South beach, most sailors and fishermen head for the shore. But often when the sea is lashing and waves are crashing, it is all hands on deck for the Werribee chapter of the Australian Volunteer Coast Guard Association. The Werribee unit – known as VF10 or Victorian Flotilla 10 – provides marine search and rescue services to a large section of Port Phillip Bay, including Point Cook, Williamstown, Point Wilson, Portarlington and St Leonards, although they can be called further afield. Crew commander Bruce Lawrence said it was not always sunny when volunteers from the group were called out to help boat owners in trouble on the water. “People come in from the sea when the weather is nasty,” Mr Lawrence said. “But when they come in, that’s when we are going out on our boat.” He said the Werribee Coast Guard consisted of about 30 volunteers who provided support to Water Police. If people call triple-0 when their boat breaks down or they get into peril on the ocean, police allocate the jobs to one of the Coast Guard flotillas. As a flotilla commander, Mr Lawrence has an emergency pager which the call-outs come through to. He said the calls could range in classification from one to three, with two to three being “a threat to life”. This requires up to four Coast Guard volunteers to get to the scene as soon as possible, no matter the hour of the day or night. “When we get a call which says it’s a two or
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“We rely on businesses, grants and a Wyndham council annual grant of around $10,000, which we apply for, to help cover running costs,” he said. Mr Lawrence said the Werribee Coast Guard’s distinctive yellow boat, known as CG10, costs about $30,000 per year to run, including repairs. He said that every part of the boat, which measures about eight metres long and weighs three tonnes, had a “working age” and needed replacing after being in use for a certain time. Mr Lawrence said many of the Coast Guard volunteers, including himself, balanced a full-time job with their volunteering, which did not leave much time for fundraising. He said out of all the volunteers in the group, the youngest was aged 23 and the oldest were of retirement age. “I joined the Coast Guard around six years ago, I joined as a trainee, and have been commander for around two years,” Mr Lawrence said. “I like the people here, the skill that’s involved and the challenge of it.” Mr Lawrence said that although being a Coast Guard was “very rewarding” it required dedication from volunteers. He said it took most volunteers about 70 to 100 hours of training, including theory and gaining experience at sea, before they were considered ‘competent crew’ who could be relied on during rescue missions. “We train like paramedics and everyone else, if you’re on my crew you need to know how to do everything,” he said. “We need good people. “Our lives are in each other’s hands, all the time.”
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Referendum reminder an exhibition of doubt If the 1967 referendum to include Aboriginal people in the constitution were held today, would the overwhelming vote still be yes? Professor Brian Martin is not so sure. The artist, who is a descendant of the Muruwari, Bundjalung and Kamilaroi peoples and former deputy director of the Institute of Koorie Education at Deakin University, is marking the 50th anniversary of the historical moment with an exhibition, Referendum, at the Wyndham Art Gallery.
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Wyndham residents are invited to swing into the Plaza library at Pacific Werribee for a musical showcase. Vocalist Georgia Brooks (pictured) and her “swingtet” will perform a free show from 7pm on Friday, with refreshments provided. Attendees have been promised everything from rip-roaring swing dance music to more subdued and sentimental tunes. Wyndham learning city portfolio holder Josh Gilligan said live jazz was not the only event on
offer at the area’s libraries, with one-on-one IT help, children’s craft sessions, Lego clubs and artist talks also on the agenda this month. “The Julia Gillard Library in Tarneit will also host chess lessons for teenagers with high-ranking player Tim Broome on Friday, 14th July,” Cr Gilligan said. See wyndham.vic.gov.au/libraries for details of this 18+ event.
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Warm hearts fight cold By Charlene Macaulay How do you turn a bad day into a good day? Just ask these Point Cook College students, who were tasked with helping to turn a person’s day around and used the challenge to donate to those in need. More than 50 year 9 students pitched in to run a sausage sizzle, bake sale, self-defence class and a students vs staff basketball game over three days to raise money for the Alannah and Madeline Foundation, which aims to protect children from violence.
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Their efforts raised more than $3400 to go towards “buddy bags”, which contain essential items such as pyjamas, toothpaste and a toothbrush for children in emergency accommodation. Year 9 student Olivia said students chose to support the Alannah and Madeline Foundation because they wanted to help kids around their age who had suffered domestic violence. “The money that we raised was being put to an amazing cause,” Olivia said. Fellow student Sophia added: “There were two girls from the Alannah and Madeline Foundation who came in and spoke to us about what the organisation is about, and they put into perspective what these children are going through.” Meanwhile, a grade 2 class has spent the past few weeks collecting blankets, socks and beanies for Blanket Melbourne, which then distributes them among Melbourne’s homeless.
Sophia, Ashlee, Siyona, Jack, Brandon and Olivia collect for Blanket Melbourne. (Marco De Luca)
The school also held a beanie and scarfie day to raise money for Blanket Melbourne. Grade two pupil Jack said more than 84 blankets had been collected during the drive. “Me and Brendan had the idea to give
blankets to the homeless. The homeless people don’t have any houses and they live on the street; they might not have blankets and stuff. We’re giving them blankets so they don’t get cold in winter,” he said.
Capital ideas for Wyndham A federal infrastructure fund for growth areas and ongoing kindergarten funding were up for discussion when Wyndham council met federal government advisers recently. Wyndham chief executive Kelly Grigsby, mayor Henry Barlow and other council staff attended the annual Australian Local Government Association national general assembly in Canberra last month to advocate Wyndham projects. Ms Grigsby and Cr Barlow sat down with the senior advisers for Education Minister Simon Birmingham and Assistant Cities and Digital Transformation minister Angus Taylor and opposition spokesmen Stephen Jones and Joel Fitzgibbon to raise Wyndham issues on a national stage. The council’s wish list included: • Support for a federal infrastructure fund for growth areas; • Ongoing federal kindergarten funding; • Population demand analysis for school provision funding; and • Projects including development of Avalon as Melbourne’s second domestic and international airport. Ms Grigsby said Wyndham was demonstrating its worth as a smart city. “What we want to see is [the government] recognise that as a growth municipality, where we’ve still got some greenfield potential, we can do things quite differently here,” she said. Charlene Macaulay
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MY WYNDHAM Julie Dollery used to juggle a job at IBM while writing fan fiction online. When she was made redundant, the 50-year-old Sanctuary Lakes resident used it as an opportunity to focus on her writing. She tells Charlene Macaulay about completing her first book, and her love of Wyndham. We’ve been here 11 years in November. This was about the third house in this little estate, so we’ve seen it grow up around us. We were up in the Dandenong Ranges … and we were leaving the house before six in the morning and not getting home until six at night because of the travelling in and out of town. We started looking at where next, and the choice we came down to was a 10-square apartment in the Docklands, a mini townhouse in somewhere like Yarraville, or we could have a family home here. We wanted somewhere that was new, and vibrant, and growing, and multicultural. When we moved here there were cows over the back fence – we miss the cows! What do you like about Wyndham? The best thing I could say for Point Cook and Wyndham is, as we’ve seen it grow, we’ve seen an active effort to build infrastructure along with the community. We’ve seen schools go in, libraries go in, new shopping centres go in, roads widened. There’s been a clear infrastructure improvement. How have you found being a full-time writer? When I became redundant from IBM 12 months ago, my husband and I very much made the decision of, if not now, then when? I’d had an interest in writing for some years and had been writing informally and
publishing online for free. We were financially in the situation where we were able to see how it goes. I’ve been very, very lucky that my husband has been so supportive. We’re partners in this; he contributes about as much to the plot as I do. He’s the person I bounce ideas off if I’m stuck. How did you get into writing? A friend introduced me to fan fiction online – they’re original stories written on the basis of existing characters. When I took my redundancy I really started thinking about what it would take to shift from [fan fiction]. It took me about 12 months to write [Fallen for You] online as a serialised version; it’s probably taken me about six months to polish it to where I wanted it to be. It is available now on Amazon worldwide, both on kindle and in paperback. What’s your favourite restaurant or cafe? We love Rendezvous at Sanctuary Lakes, it’s a really nice cross between a family restaurant and a decent bar with a nice menu. If there was something you could change about this area, what would it be? The train services continue to be overcrowded. You only have to drive past the parking lots at train stations … they are bursting. The demand is there, it’s the supply that’s lacking. I know my husband would take the train in if he thought he could get a seat and sit down and read, or work.
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Werribee Shire Council, on Monday night, approved a proposal by ICI to build a $36 million PVC plant at Laverton North. The plant will be situated at Leakes Road, behind the present Pigments plant and will provide employment for 100 people.
Werribee Leukaemia patient Rick Boland would not have celebrated his 23rd birthday last Friday, had it not been for the love and care of his sister Judy. For it was only 12 months ago that the brave young man was fighting off the painful effects of chemotherapy as he faced a life of misery and suffering through the cruel treatment.
Werribee RSL officials yesterday (Tuesday) applauded a council decision to refuse a planning permit for an adult sex bookshop in Werribee’s multi-million central business district. The RSL believes the shop would have been a blight on the soldiers whose names are memorialised on the cenotaph in Station Place and discourage families from attending commemorative services.
Werribee’s Glen Orden Primary School will take part in a state-first initiative to reduce the disadvantages communities face in missing out on the internet revolution. Through the pilot program, 100 parents will receive a computer, 12-month broadband internet access and training at the school.
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I’ve lived in Wyndham for my entire life, and I have never seen a crowd along Watton Street as big as the one I witnessed on Friday evening. To say the Winter Street Party was a success would be an understatement. Spread across four precincts – Watton Street, the Wedge Street Piazza, Station Place, and the Cultural Centre – we saw thousands of people make their way to Werribee’s City Centre for the brilliant event, making the most out of the live music, light installations, fire performances, and great food and drink. At last week’s Council meeting, my fellow Councillors and I voted to adopt the 2017/18 Council Budget, which included a record $133.11 million set aside to build the infrastructure our community desperately needs. This included $35 million on roads, $11.8 million on recreation and leisure facilities, $37.24 million on buildings, and $9.5 million on parks and open spaces. Also adopted at the same meeting was the 2017-2021 City Plan, which outlined the Council’s priorities over the next four years. In line with the Wyndham 2040 vision, the plan focuses on people, community, spaces, education, economy and partnerships. To have a read of the document visit www.wyndham.vic.gov.au Regards, Henry Barlow.
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The Wyndham T.O.W.N Weight Loss Club aims to provide support and encouragement to all members to enable them to make healthy lifestyle changes. Weekly meetings are held at The Grange Community Centre, 260-280 Hogans Road, Hoppers Crossing. ■ Sharon, 0407 844 320
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To celebrate the launch of Despicable Me 3 this school holidays, Pacific Werribee will be hosting a Despicable Me 3 activity centre during week one of the school holidays (July 3-7) and a minions meet and greet during week two (10-14 July) in the centre court. ■ https://pacificwerribee.com.au school holidays. Week one will include story time with Australian children’s author Nikki Kelly. ■ www.williamslandingshoppingcentre.com. au
The Werribee Craft Festival is holding a two-day event on November 11-12 at Encore Events Centre, Hoppers Crossing, and is calling for applications from interested stallholders. Applications open on July 1 and close September 1. ■ Debbie, 0419 351 141, or email werribeecraftfestival@hotmail.com
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Bounczn Dance Company, a youth not-for-profit organisation, is starting dance classes for anyone aged between two and 25 years at the Tarneit Community Centre during term three. Classes include creative movement, ballet, African and hip-hop. ■ 0499 385 975 or email dance@bounczn.com
Beginner Croatian
Learn Croatian language next semester with the Australian Croatian Community Services’ evening classes in Footscray. Beginners and advanced levels available. ■ 9791 6000 or email education@accs.asn.au
NEIGHBOURHOOD GRANTS AVAILABLE NOW HURRY LAST CHANCE TO APPLY Cedar Woods, the developer of Williams Landing, is offering local community groups the chance to secure funding for various community initiatives in recognition of the important roles that they play in building healthy and vibrant neighbourhoods. In 2017, the Williams Landing Neighbourhood Grants Program will allocate up to $20,000 to local not-for-proft community groups in contributions ranging from $500, $1000 or $2000 grants.
IT’S EASY FOR YOUR COMMUNITY GROUP TO APPLY! For eligibility criteria and application forms, visit our website williamslanding.com.au, drop into our Sales Suite at the Williams Landing Shopping Centre or call (03) 9820 1777. Applications must be received by 5pm on Monday 31st July 2017. facebook.com/WL3027
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Tax time has arrived and the Australian Taxation Office (ATO) is reminding taxpayers to take their time to get it right. Assistant Commissioner Kath Anderson said 2.8 million people lodged their tax return in July last year, which is 22 per cent of all tax returns lodged for 2015-16. “We know that some taxpayers like to get in early and lodge in the first month of tax time, but our analysis shows that if you lodge in July, you’re far more likely to make a mistake by leaving out some of your income,” Ms Anderson said. “By mid-August we have pre-filled most of the data from employers, banks, government agencies and other third parties. Waiting until this information is available will help you avoid mistakes.” “For many people waiting until August means all they have to do is double-check the information we have pre-filled, enter any deductions and then hit submit.” Ms Anderson said taxpayers don’t need to get into a rush to lodge their tax returns early. “It’s great to see taxpayers eager to finalise their returns, but it’s your responsibility to make sure you declare all your income. This includes income from any cash jobs, the sharing economy, your second job, foreign sources, employee share schemes and capital gains from the disposal of shares and property.” “Our systems are great at finding errors in tax returns, and if we have to investigate something further in your tax return.” Ms Anderson said people can choose to lodge using the ATO’s online lodgment tool myTax, which is fast, easy and secure, or they can lodge with a registered tax agent. “If you have been using the myDeductions tool, which is available in the ATO app, to save and store your deductions, you can upload
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that data as well without the need for physical receipts. Last year more than 55,000 people uploaded their deductions to myTax or their tax agent, and 9 out of 10 of them told us they intend to use it again this year.” For more information on how to lodge, visit ato.gov.au/lodgeonline and to find out about myDeductions, visit ato.gov.au/mydeductions.
TOP TIPS TO GET YOUR TAX RIGHT 1. Decide how to lodge by October 31 You can lodge on your own using myTax or by using a registered tax agent. If you are preparing your own tax return, you can get a head start by making sure you have your myGov login details ready. If you plan to use
an agent, you need to be on their lodgment list by October 31. You can make sure they are registered by visiting tpb.gov.au. Whichever way you choose to lodge, remember you are responsible for the claims you make, so make sure your deductions are legitimate and you have included all your income before you or your agent lodges.
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2. Get your paper work in order Having to keep, or maybe find, all your records to prepare your tax return can be a hassle. The ATO app myDeductions tool makes it easier and more convenient to keep records of your expenses and income all in one place. If you’re in a hurry, you can use the app to snap a photo of your receipt and add the details later. At tax time, you can upload your data into myTax to pre-fill your tax return. If lodging with an agent, you can also email the data directly to them. 3. Include all of your income Don’t forget about your second job or money earned from the sharing economy. You must report all income, including pay from second jobs, foreign income, bank interest and any government payments. Lodging before pre-fill is the leading cause of taxpayers incorrectly declaring income. For more information about the sharing economy, visit ato.gov.au/sharingeconomy.
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5. Don’t panic if you make a mistake It’s not the end of the world if you report something incorrectly on your tax return. If you make a mistake or forget to include something, it’s easy to lodge an amendment online. See ato.gov.au/fixamistake
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4. Know what you can claim Remember the three golden rules for claiming a deduction for a work-related expense: • You must have spent the money yourself and not have been reimbursed • It must be directly related to earning your income • You must have a record to prove it If an expense was for both work and private purposes, you can only claim a deduction for the work-related portion. You can find information on what deductions you can and can’t claim on our website – we have also published guides for a range of specific occupations.
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UNDER PRESSURE This bone-chilling weather calls for no-fuss, slow-cooked comfort food that anyone can put together, regardless of their cooking skills. The Philips Premium All-In-One Multi-Cooker functions as both a slow cooker and a pressure cooker, so you can literally achieve a slow cook that’s fast! It also sautes, sears and reheats, and can keep your meal warm for up to 12 hours, so when you’re ready to eat, it’s ready to deliver. It retails for about $349.
JASON BENNETT, CHANNEL SEVEN FOOTY COMMENTATOR
As always, if you have any recipes, tips or other info you’d like to share, email me at sarah@ howdypartnersmedia.com.au
FB: How would you rate your cooking skills? JB: Is there a lower rating than zero? If so, let’s go with that. FB: What is your signature dish? JB: That depends … what would you like on your toast? I can do white, wholemeal – or, if you’re feeling really adventurous, I can give multi-grain a go. FB: If you could only have one more meal, what would it be? JB: Something with lots of courses, preferably stretched out over days or weeks. You see, EATING food I have no problem with – I like just about everything. MAKING IT? That’s the issue. FB: What is your favourite TV food show and who is your favourite TV food person? JB: I don’t watch any of them, but my wife, Vanessa, and daughters, Jade and Tyler, seem to love them all, so I hear phrases like “made with love” and “hero of the dish” a lot around the house. FB: What is your favourite food? JB: I really enjoy food – a broad variety of different cuisines from all over the world. It’s one of life’s great pleasures. But if I had to nominate one simple go-to, I’d go with Vanessa’s spaghetti bolognese. It’s just perfect and I honestly can’t remember ever not being in the mood for it. There are a lot of exotic food options out there, many of which I love. But if I bring it back to basics, her pasta sauce is as good as I’ve tasted anywhere. That would be my number one comfort food. FB: What is your favourite drink? JB: Banana smoothie with a pinch of cinnamon. Another reliable go-to. And I’m actually capable of making that myself without completely destroying the kitchen. FB: Which five people would you most like to invite to dinner? JB: My dad, Vanessa’s dad and my two grandmothers, all of whom are no longer with us – so it would be fantastic to get one more night with all of them. Mind you, the goodbye at the end would be pretty rough. And, of course, Vanessa – I couldn’t invite them all back from the after-life only to have all my worldly belongings dumped out on the nature strip the next morning. It’s the old saying: “Happy wife … your stuff stays in the wardrobe.” FB: Do you have a kitchen tip for us? JB: If, like me, you wouldn’t know a soup ladle from a spatula, fall in love with an unbelievably good cook whose mum is a caterer and whose uncle is a chef. Now that may sound rather specific, but I can assure you it works. At least for me. I’m not As so sure Vanessa is quite as thrilled always, if you have any from the other side of the equation. She’d probably say: “Don’t marry a culinary ignoramus.” And maybe she wouldn’t recipes, tips or other include “culinary”, which would also be a fair call.
info you’d like to share, email me at sarah@ howdypartnersmedia.com.au
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HOPPERS CROSSING 583 Sayers Road, 3029
TARNEIT 7 Stan Drive, 3029
Greg Hocking Lawson Partners: 9741 9666
YPA Estate Agents Werribee: 9741 7777
Price: $1,700,000
Private sale
Price: $480,000 – $520,000
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On about 4100 square metres, with a permit approved for a veterinary clinic and potential for further subdivision (STCA), this large place presents plenty of commercial opportunities with thousands of cars passing every day. The large house has four fitted bedrooms and two bathrooms. Another room, with internal/external, access could be a fifth bedroom; it adjoins a separate rumpus room. A spacious lounge-dining room – under a timber cathedral ceiling – has a fireplace and connects with the meals area and timber kitchen with stone benches. Other features include ducted heating and cooling, verandah, shed, steel garage and water tank. The continuing growth in the area makes this a savvy investment.
Less than a year old and ready for a first-home buyer or investor, this house is within easy reach of Good News Lutheran College, childcare centres, Pacific Werribee, Wootten Road Reserve and Wyndham Village and Tarneit West shopping centres. There are four good-sized fitted bedrooms, the main with walk-in wardrobe and an en suite with stone vanity. Living areas include a lounge room at the front and a spacious, tiled living hub at the rear. The kitchen has a stone-topped island bench, good storage (including a cupboard pantry), tiled splashback and stainless-steel appliances. Included are ducted heating, evaporative cooling, an integrated alfresco area and a remote-controlled double garage with internal access.
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Call today, you will not want to miss this. For further information please call Richard Falzon 0403 178 791
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WYNDHAM VALE 18 Ferry Close, 3024 Westwood First National: 9742 5555 Auction: July 8 at 12.45pm
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Located in a quiet pocket of Wyndham Vale, compromising of 3 bedrooms, a large open plan kitchen, dining and lounge, this home is oozing with potential. Situated within close proximity to shopping facilities, public transport, schools and beautiful parklands - what more could you possibly need! This 552m2 (approx) allotment is just the perfect opportunity for a family home or a strong investment. The outdoor area is left to the buyers imagination, endless potential with a large entertaining area featuring a pergola.
Ph: (03) 9974 2499
Price: $350,000 – $380,000
On a corner block of about 530 square metres, this well-presented house will pique the interest of first-home buyers and investors alike. It has four fitted bedrooms with varying colour palettes that are served by a blue and white bathroom and separate toilet. A study is a potential fifth bedroom or nursery. A carpeted living room, with ceiling fan, is a spacious area and connects with the meals zone and kitchen. The latter has a mottled grey-coloured breakfast bench, ample storage, gas cooker and underbench oven. Gas ducted heating and air-conditioning provide seasonal comfort. There’s a deck for entertainment and relaxation, and a steel double garage with a rollerdoor and side street access. Primary schools, sports facilities, shops and childcare are close by.
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WERRIBEE 1 Little John Court, 3030 Ray White Werribee: 9974 0000
Price: $1.3 million – $1.4 million
A home of remarkable contemporary elegance, this owner-built and designed place – in a premium pocket on the south side of town – will have discerning buyers lining up for a piece of high-end action. Much attention has been paid to consistency of detail and quality, such as lavish use of large-format porcelain tiles, gorgeous travertine and stone, extra-height double doors, top-notch carpeting, numerous downlit bulkheads, well-considered storage and unstinting space throughout. The house turns on amazing liveability, indoors and out, with every aspect of family
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life catered for. The first of three discrete living spaces is a large lounge-dining room for upscale entertaining; the second is a large theatre/rumpus room with polished floorboards and a gas log fire flanked by lowboy cabinetry; and the third is the giant living hub. The latter two areas open via bifold doors to a wonderful covered deck, which has an outdoor kitchen with hooded barbecue and bar fridge, ceiling fans, heating and TV points. This outdoor space links seamlessly with a synthetic-turfed courtyard and garden, big enough to drop in a pool.
The shmick kitchen, in classic cream shades matching the rest of the house, has a Caesarstone waterfall island bench and all the blingy appliances. The dream laundry is all about oodles of chocolate-toned cabinetry and dark stone benches, as well as a huge storage room. Four beautiful bedrooms include the vast main, which has a fitted dressing room and a gorgeous, fully tiled dual-basin en suite. The equally sumptuous main bathroom is accessed from flanking bedrooms, each of which has a study desk and walk-in wardrobe. A sleek powder room is also accessible from the courtyard.
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werribee 6 Giles Court
4A 2B 4C
indoor-outdoor experience Comprising four spacious sized bedrooms (master with walk-in robe and ensuite) and all other bedrooms with ceiling fans and built-in robes plus the equally brilliant central bathroom with spa bath that services the remaining bedrooms, a well-appointed modern kitchen with ample storage and fi burner delonghi gas cook top, range hood, double wall oven, stainless steel appliances and Bosch dishwasher. Venturing outside you are greeted by a huge undercover pergola / carport with remote control roller door and a rear double remote garage for your car, trailer or boat storage. all surrounded by a great sized backyard. other features include a 5Kw solar panel system, 5000 litre water tank and pump, monitored alarm system, double remote garage and so much more.
For sale $535,000 to $585,000 inspect sat 08 Jul 2-2:30pm sun 09 Jul 11-11:30am Photo id required agent trish Farquer 0422 679 019 rob Westwood 0439 487 818
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hoppers crossing 17 riverex Place
3 A 2 BC
cambridge classic situated within the reputable cambridge Primary school zone on an approximate allotment of 541m2, this lovely home will be keenly sought after. Featuring three bedrooms with built-in robes (master with walk-in robe and ensuite), a centrally located bathroom, spacious kitchen meals area and a large formal lounge, there is plenty of room for all the family to enjoy. other features include low maintenance gardens, ample off street parking including double garage, air conditioning, gas heating, fantastic outdoor living area, garden shed and so much more. fi facilities, medical practices and public transport, this is a home you can call your own.
auction sat 08 Jul 1:45pm on site terms 10% dep, bal 60 days inspect sat 08 Jul 1:15pm - 1:45pm Photo id required agent 0439 487 818 lachlan cron 0498 216 500
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Werribee 6 riverside avenue perfectly positioned With great potential
AUCTION SAT 15 JULY
3A 1B 2C
Werribee 2 Moubray court
4A 2B 2C
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Wyndham Vale 18 Ferry close
3A 1B 2C
Great for the family! situated on a corner allotment of approximately 529m2 this great family home is awaiting your inspection. comprising 4 bedrooms (all with built-in robes), study (or possible 5th bedroom / nursery), a centrally located bathroom with separate toilet, living room and kitchen / meals area. outdoor living area is complete with decking, double steel garage or workshop with rear side roller door on this great corner block.
auction sat 08 Jul 12:45pm on site terms 10 Dep, Bal in 60 days inspect sat 08 Jul 12:15pm - 12:45pm Photo iD required agent rob Westwood 0439 487 818
other feature include ducted gas heating and air conditioning and all this located within easy reach of primary schools, sporting facilities, childcare services and shops.
Wyndham Vale 13 sunrise Place
3A 1B 2C
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What a Gem!
Auction Saturday 8th July at 11.30am Price
$390,000 - $420,000
By now, people are familiar with an A V Jennings Home! This is one of the classics! Beautifully
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maintained and renovated over the years. Walking distance to everything, even with the bus stop out
PRDnationwide Werribee 2/85 Synnot Street 9742 7557 prdnationwide.com.au/werribee Ash Taylor 0407 808 233 asht@prdwerribee.com.au
WERRIBEE 26 Parramatta Road
the front. A delight for an investor or a treat for the first home buyer. buyer Call today for your exclusive viewing.
3A 1B 3C
Position Perfect, South Side Location
Auction Saturday 8th July at 1pm Price
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Just minutes from the Werribee shopping district, train station, schools, Deakin University, Werribee
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Mercy Hospital and the Princes Freeway, this property is offer of ed in genuine condition and proud to
PRDnationwide Werribee 2/85 Synnot Street 9742 7557 prdnationwide.com.au/werribee Michael Tuder 0412 014 216 michaelt@prdwerribee.com.au
WERRIBEE 31 Tower Road
be showcased by the current owners. Comprising: 3 good sized bedrooms, central bathroom, large kitchen with ample cupboard and bench space, great size lounge and dining area, gas ducted heating, air conditioner, conditioner double garage with remote, manicured gardens both front and back, side access and situated on a generous corner allotment of approx. 520sqm of prime Werribee Real Estate. If you are looking for location, a solid investment or a fine property to live in, this surely ticks all the boxes.
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Welcome Home! WERRIBEE 34 Ballan Road Painstakingly restored with a few modern twists, you will love this one! You will be asked to take your shoes off, of and you will see why when you get inside. For those who are looking to further develop the property, operty you may be pleasantly surprised, or alternatively, operty, natively welcome to the first home buyer who natively, wants something a little differ dif ent. The rest speaks for itself. Enjoy!
Auction Saturday 22nd July at 12.30pm Price
$460,000 - $490,000
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PRDnationwide Werribee 2/85 Synnot Street 9742 7557 prdnationwide.com.au/werribee Ash Taylor 0407 808 233 asht@prdwerribee.com.au
2A 1B 1C
Taylor Made For You!
Auction Saturday 29th July at 11am Price
$400,000 - $440,000
Yes, we have a much loved 64 year old family home on 502sqm of Prime with a capital “P” piece of
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real estate. I could waffle on about the features of the home or what you could do with the property,
PRDnationwide Werribee 2/85 Synnot Street 9742 7557 prdnationwide.com.au/werribee Ash Taylor 0407 808 233 asht@prdwerribee.com.au
WERRIBEE 32 Jellicoe Street
however it really is about only one thing……LOCATION! thing……LOCA “So where do you start me ladies and gentlemen?”
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3A 2B 4C
The Perfect Home in the Perfect Pocket!
Auction Saturday 29th July at 12.30pm Price
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This delightful family entertainer is located on the south side of Werribee! Comprising three good
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size bedrooms, master with walk in robe and en-suite, formal lounge with adjacent dining area, fully
PRDnationwide Werribee 2/85 Synnot Street 9742 7557 prdnationwide.com.au/werribee Michael Tuder 0412 014 216 michaelt@prdwerribee.com.au
WERRIBEE 16 Nantilla Crescent
renovated kitchen with quality fittings including stainless steel appliances, dishwasher, dishwasher double oven and 900mm cooktop. Outdoors you will be met with an entertaining paradise with a massive deck built around the entire back and side of the property with numerous entertaining zones including a spa retreat area! If you need car accommodation, somewhere for the boat, love entertaining, have an eye for superior workmanship and attention to detail, look no further because here it is.
3A 2B 2C
A Feature Packed Family Home
Selling Price
$585,000 - $615,000
Situated in the popular Tarneit Gardens Estate, this spacious family home is sure to impress the
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fussiest of buyers looking for quality living. Comprising 3 large bedrooms + large study/4th bedroom,
PRDnationwide Werribee 2/85 Synnot Street 9742 7557 prdnationwide.com.au/werribee Michael Tuder 0412 014 216 michaelt@prdwerribee.com.au
TARNEIT 1 Clarafield Crescent
master with walk-in-robe and en-suite, 3 generous living zones including formal lounge, family room and theatre room, kitchen with stainless steel appliances and dishwasher. dishwasher Step outside to approx. 60sqm of Merbau decking, water feature and Stratco pergola for entertaining family and friends, double garage with remote, side access for trailers or boats and landscaped gardens with an automatic sprinkler system. Land size approx. 570sqm.
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112 Eureka Drive. Wyndham Vale
46 Vincent Crescent. Werribee
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AUCTION THIS SATURD SA AY AT 12PM! This spacious family home is sure to impress and is awaiting you! Featuring 4 spacious fitted bedrooms, master with ensuite & walk in robe, the remaining bedrooms are accompanied by mirror sliding built in robe’s, a light & bright central bathroom. Inspect Sat 11:30am-12pm Photo ID Req
Auction 8th July 12:00pm
Contact Gurpreet Singh Deol (Garry) 0433 290 383
1B
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531 (approx)m2
AUCTION THIS SATURD SA AY AT 2PM! Situated in the heart of Werribee & only 1km (approx) to the Werribee train station & Werribee CBD, this immaculately presented & fully renovated property has plenty to offer. Starting with its 3 generous sized bedrooms with robes, beautiful kitchen with stone bench tops. Inspect Sat 1:30-2:00pm Photo ID Req
Auction 8th July 2:00pm
Contact George Yacoubian 0402 658 335
12 Kayden Court. Werribee
30 Cobram Street. Tarneit
4A
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2B
2C
375 (approx)m2
On the South Side of Werribee, you will be impressed with the quality finishes on this home with stainless steel appliances and multiple living zones throughout. Located a short 5-minute drive to the Werribee CBB and Train Station. Inspections are a must! Auction 22nd July 3:00pm
Inspect Sat 1:00-1:30pm Photo ID Req
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Contact Samantha McCarthy 0431 712 899
2B
2C
400 (approx)m2
Located 2.3km (approx.) to the new Tarneit Train Station, this familyfriendly home sits in the highly desirable Tarneit Gardens Estate. Close by to local schools and shops, this is a near new home that you will love. Inspections are a must! Auction 22nd July 12:00pm
Inspect Contact Sat 10:00-10:30am Samantha McCarthy 0431 712 899 Photo ID Req
11 Dummett Avenue. Hoppers Crossing
34 Hooker Road. Werribee
4A
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570 (approx)m2
On an impressive 570m2 (approx.) block of land located in the Mossfiel Estate, this home is complete with quality finishes such as heating, cooling, stunning floor boards and a great entertaining area and only a short 1.7km (approx.) to Pacific Werribee. Enquire today! Inspect Contact Sat 10:00-10:30am Samantha McCarthy 0431 712 899 Photo ID Req
Auction 22nd July 10:00am
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2C
530 (approx)m2
Terrific home in sought after location. Featuring; generous formal lounge, open meals/kitchen area, three good sized bedrooms and updated laundry and bathroom facilities. Alfresco and two powered shed situated on a 530m2 (approx.) block of land within close proximity to train, freeway Watton Street.
Inspect Sat 11:00-11:30am Photo ID Req
Auction 22nd July 3:00pm
Contact Andrew Conte 0413 236 222
5 Flourish Way. Werribee
26 Bradman Drive. Tarneit
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2C
358 (approx)m2
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2C
371 (approx)m2
With an open plan design in mind, this near new brand new home is ready to move straight into. Located in the Riverwalk Estate, this Estate is going to blossom with community centres, parks, cafes, shops and so much more. Enquire today!
Located a short 6-minute drive to Pacific Werribee, this spacious family home sits in the highly desirable suburb of Tarneit. With plenty of space to offer, drive through access and an undercover entertaining area, this home is a must see! Enquire today!
Auction 22nd July 1:00pm
Auction 22nd July 11:00am
Inspect Sat 2:00-2:30pm Photo ID Req
Contact Samantha McCarthy 0431 712 899
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Contact Samantha McCarthy 0431 712 899
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28 Rhode Island Cl. SANCTUARY LAKES
84 Beachview Pde. Sanctuary Lakes 4A
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There are only so many waterside allotments still available within Sanctuary Lakes and at 28 Rhode Island Close you can build your dream home on this 571m2 (approx.) allotment. With a North/South aspect you can take in all of the beautiful surrounds Sanctuary Lakes has to offer.
High-calibre four-bedroom Metricon home with 28 squares (approx.) of living on a generous 531m2 (approx.) allotment. Nestled in Sanctuary Lakes, the property features stunning outdoor living spaces, open-plan living and much more for the modern-day family!
Auction Sat 29th July, July 2017 @ 10:15am
Auction Sat 15th July 2017 @ 1:00pm
Contact Scott Perry 0439 595 461 Ainsley Rayner 0428 675 006
Inspect Sat 11:00am 11:30am
Contact Alexander Hua 0403 359 658
8 East Cornhill Drive. Point Cook 3A
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27sq (approx.) double storey home on a 374m2 (approx.) allotment. Internal atrium style courtyard. 3 bedrooms plus study and multiple sun-filled living areas. Double tandem garage with drive through to huge yard. Upgraded kitchen with stone bench tops.
Auction This Saturday at 11:00am
Inspect Saturday 10:30am - 11:00am
Contact Ainsley Rayner 0428 675 006 Scott Perry 0439 595 461
hockingstuart.com.au
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15 Metcalf Way. Point Cook
32 Aviemore Way. Point Cook
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Immaculately presented four-bedroom home on a tidy 448m2 (approx.) allotment. Featuring quality finishes throughout, two outdoor entertaining spaces and located conveniently in the Innisfail estate.
Auction Sat 15th July 2017 @ 12:00pm
Inspect Sat 12:00pm 12:30pm
Contact Alexander Hua 0403 359 658
27 Rhode Island Cl. SANCTUARY LAKES
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Rich with character and coziness is this impeccably presented fourbedroom home! Conveniently nestled in the Willowgreen Estate with a desirable north-facing orientation and a short drive away from local schools, the Point Cook Town Centre and freeway access. Private Sale
Inspect Sat 1:00pm 1:30pm
Contact Alexander Hua 0403 359 658
49 Lindsay Gardens. Point Cook 4A
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There are only so many waterside allotments still available within Sanctuary Lakes and at 27 Rhode Island Close you can build your dream home on this 593m2 (approx.) allotment. With a North/South aspect you can take in all of the beautiful surrounds Sanctuary Lakes has to offer.
4 bedroom, 2 bathroom with multiple spacious sunny living areas. 25 sq (approx.) property on a 416m2 (approx.) allotment. Perfect location close to schools, shops & transport. Innisfail Estate & Point Cook P-9 School Zone.
Auction Sat 29th July, July 2017 @ 10:00am
Auction Sat 15th July 2017 @ 2pm
Contact Scott Perry 0439 595 461 Ainsley Rayner 0428 675 006
Inspect Sat 1:00pm 1:30pm
Contact Ainsley Rayner 0428 675 006
hockingstuart.com.au
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ljhooker.com.au
Wyndham Vale 15 Manuka Grove
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Family Home/Ideal Investment This 3 bedroom + study home will suit a growing family or astute investor who will reap the rewards of a good rental return. Equipped with a large kitchen/meals area, family room & lounge room as well as a spacious rear yard. You will never have to worry about living on top of each other. er Other benefits include 2 bathrooms, er.
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First Home Buyer or Investor ensuite to master, ducted heating, gas hotplates, holland blinds & a double garage. Walking distance to schools, local transport & a short drive to Werribee Central. Convenience plus. Come & look you will be happy you did. Terms:10% deposit upon signing. Unconditional Contracts & 30 days settlement
Auction Saturday 22nd July 2017 1.00pm View Saturday 12.30 - 1pm
Tony Cannatelli 0412 456 293 Werribee/Hoppers Crossing 9748 5888
LJH are proud to present this neat and tidy family home positioned perfectly in the Mossfiel Estate and conveniently located within close proximity to quality schooling (Cambridge, St Peters, Mossfiel Primary Schools), parklands, public transport and walking distance to Pacific Werribee. Perfectly maintained and is
ready for astute buyer or investor. Homes are selling fast so do not delay in securing this great property in a popular area. Call for an appointment today or visit the open home on Saturday. 609m2 Lot
Auction 22nd July 2017 11.30 am On Site View Saturday 11.00 - 11.30 am 2/229 Heaths Road (opp. Plaza)
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Hoppers Crossing 18/285 Derrimut Road Amazing Opportunity Located in a Hoppers Crossing “Hot Spot” and walking distance to popular Pacific Werribee and Hogans Corner Shopping Centres, public transport, reputable schools, and Community Centres. This wonderful unit offers of an open plan design so if you are downsizing, investing or just seeking a comfortable lifestyle in an incredible position. Price Guide $340,000 - $360,000 View Saturday 1 - 1.30pm
Sukhdev Singh 0403 717 847
Werribee/Hoppers Crossing 9748 5888 2/229 Heaths Road (opp. Plaza)
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Truganina 17 Glenfern Circuit Opportunity in Allura Estate A near new beautiful home approx. 3 years young in Truganina’s illustrious locales presenting a versatile family friendly floorplan.Special features include Caesar stone, heating/cooling, internal access & low maintenance gardens. An easy reach to private & public schools, shopping, transport and freeway access.Too access.T good to pass up Price Guide $550,000 - $569,000 View Saturday 2 - 2.30pm
Sukhdev Singh 0403 717 847
Werribee/Hoppers Crossing 9748 5888 2/229 Heaths Road (opp. Plaza)
Werribee 4 Murray Court
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Close To River & Werribee Station A great opportunity awaits you to build your investment portfolio. Currently tenanted until the end of September 2017. This 3 bedroom home located in a court presents itself with pride. A huge lounge room allows you to entertain for any special function with access to an outdoor BBQ area. Heating & cooling cater for all
seasons and a tandem carport secures your vehicles. Located close to Werribee Central as well as schools, the Werribee River & Social Club. Convenience is at your doorstep.
Price Guide $390,000 - $430,000 View Saturday 11.30 - 12pm
Tony Cannatelli 0412 456 293 Werribee/Hoppers Crossing 9748 5888
2/229 Heaths Road (opp. Plaza)
All information contained herein is gathered from sources we consider to be reliable. However, However we cannot guarantee or give any warranty about the information provided. Interested parties must solely rely on their own enquiries.
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Shop 3/19 Synnot St, Werribee Phone: 9741 1000 Pat 0417 206 207 Mortgagee Auction.
Point Cook 36 Gardener Drive
www.pellegrinorealestate.com.au
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We are under instructions from the Mortgagee. It won’t take long for a thrifty buyer/developer to see the budding potential of this partially completed property. Sited on approximately 519m2, this property would be ideal as a creative project offering of four great sized bedrooms, large open plan living, undercover entertaining area and double garage. Don’t miss this fantastic opportunity, register your interest today.
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AUCTION 15th July 2017 12pm PRICE Contact Agent INSPECT Sat 1:30pm - 2:00pm CONTACT Zack Nedelkovski 0455 555 556 Nunzio Giunta 0409 042 818 Point Cook 9395 9999
On the South Side of We W rribee, modern 4 bedroom brick veneer split level double storey home. Huge master bedroom upstairs with full ensuite and split system airr conditioner. rr 3 kids bedrooms all with r. built-in-robes with 2 split system airr conditioners, separate formal rlounge room with split system airr conditioner, rr spacious kitchen r, meals area with butlers pantry, stainless steel gas appliances and dishwasher adjoining the family room. Enclosed alfresco area with split system airr conditioner. rr Ducted heating, double garage with r. remote control roller door. r Contact Pat 0417 206 207 r.
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GREG HOCKING LAWSON PARTNERS
Werribee 141 & 143 Market Road
AUCTION SATURDAY
Buy One or Both Two brick veneer residence approx 1km from Werribee Train station set on a generous total of 1170m2 approx being 2 lots, 628m2 and 542m2 Both comprising 3 bedrooms, living space and car accommodation. Currently leased to long term tenants with a return of $30,160 pa providing income in the interim of your decisions. All within walking distance to the main street and surrounded by schools, shops and Pacific Plaza. The areas potential is continuously being boosted by the announcement of mega projects, the western distributor river crossing and the East Werribee employment precinct.
3A 1B 2C Price
Contact Agent
Auction
Sat 8th Jul at 11.00am & 11.30am
Inspect
Sat 8th Jul at 10.30 - 11.00am
Darren Dodd Richard Smith David Lawson
0419 365 947 0481 137 746 0411 175 575
AUCTION SATURDAY
Tarneit 5 Echo Avenue
Werribee 2/50Tower Road 4A 2B 2C
Pretty and Pristine! Located in the highly sought after suburb of Tarneit, this ideal family home has been very well maintained and is presented in immaculate condition. This stylish property boasts uninterrupted views to the beautiful and lush back garden as well as the ultimate undercover entertainment area.
Werribee Office 9741 9666 44 WYNDHAM STAR WEEKLY \ JULY 5, 2017
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$490,000 - $520,000
Auction
Sat 8th Jul at 12.30pm
Inspect
Wed 5th Jul at 4.30 - 5.00pm Sat 8th Jul at 12.00 - 12.30pm
Richard Smith Darren Dodd
0481 137 746 0419 365 947
2A 1B 1C
Great Prospects Set in an exclusive pocket of Werribee with easy access to the freeway and schools. Includes 2 generous bdrms, BIR’s, gas heating, split system cooling, great sized laundry, storage shed and garage. Suitable for first home buyers, retirees and investors as this location is highly sought.
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Auction
Sat 15th Jul at 11.00am
Inspect
Sat 8th Jul at 3.30 - 4.00pm
Darren Dodd Richard Smith
0419 365 947 0481 137 746
greghocking.com.au
GREG HOCKING LAWSON PARTNERS NEW LISTING
Werribee 6 Cassowary Avenue
Werribee 8 Centenary Crescent 3A 2B 4C
A New Future Awaits This well-loved neatly presented family home is in a prime location with easy access to schools, primary and secondary, public transport at your door step with a bus stop across the road, shops and eateries of Pacific Werribee and walking distance to park lands.
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Auction
Sat 15th Jul at 1.30pm
Inspect
Sat 8th Jul at 11.00 - 11.30am
Mark de Brabander Darren Dodd
0406 536 447 0419 365 947
3A 1B 2C
Endless Possibilities When it comes to an affordable entry into the property market or a safe investment, this 3 bedroom home located within walking distance to Werribee Village Shopping, public transport, local schools and multiple sporting ovals, makes this a logical choice not to be missed.
BER Auction
Sat 22nd Jul at 11.00am
Inspect
Sat 8th Jul at 3.00 - 3.30pm
Richard Smith David Lawson
NEW LISTING
NEW LISTING
Werribee 58 Songlark Crescent
Werribee 1/365 Heaths Road 3A 1B 1C
Corner Opportunity (STCA) Generous allotment with plenty of potential approx. 18.5m in width totaling approx. 569m2 suitable for first home buyers or investors/ developers. Take advantage by living or renting now & later developing its potential. Set approx. 1km from the major shopping centre & within easy distance to schools.
Werribee Office 9741 9666
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Auction
Sat 5th Aug at 11.00am
Inspect
Sat 8th Jul at 1.30 - 2.00pm
Darren Dodd Richard Smith
0419 365 947 0481 137 746
$385,000 - $420,000
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Plaza Walk Set less than 900m from Pacific shopping centre and all its conveniences with the bus service taking you straight there. Comprises 3 bedrooms all with BIR’s, separate lounge meals area and an open generous kitchen. Includes gas heating, split system cooling, its own backyard and a single garage.
0481 137 746 0411 175 575
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$330,000 - $360,000
Private Sale Inspect
Sat 8th Jul at 9.45 - 10.15am
Darren Dodd Richard Smith
0411 175 575 0481 137 746
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GREG HOCKING LAWSON PARTNERS NEW LISTING
Hoppers Crossing 62 Powell Drive
Hoppers Crossing 227 Bellbridge Drive
3A 1B 2C
Position is Key With train station, schools, shops and trendy cafes all within walking distance and its streamlined freeway access making the morning commute a breeze – this updated three-bedroom home on a sizable 577sqm (approx.) allotment possesses countless opportunities.
Price
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Auction
Sat 15th Jul at 10.00am
Inspect
Thur 6th Jul at 4.30 - 5.00pm Sat 8th Jul at 3.00 - 3.30pm
Richard Smith David Lawson
0481 137 746 0411 175 575
4A 3B 2C
Architectural Dreaming Set within a contemporary oasis of modern architecture and open spaces, this expansive home showcases a spacious light filled open-plan layout, and multiple living zones all surrounded by a low maintenance yard and undercover pergolas.
Price
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Auction
Sat 29th Jul at 11.00am
Inspect
Sat 8th Jul at 10.00 - 10.30am
Richard Smith David Lawson
0481 137 746 0411 175 575
SOLD IN 12 DAYS
Werribee 18 Richmond Crescent 3A 1B
A PlaceTo Call Home Beautifully kept and maintained on approx 580m2, this north facing 3 bedroom home comprises lounge, kitchen meals area, bathroom and 2 x WC. Boasting the convenience of being only approx 750m to the train station with the CBD of shops and café’s all within walking distance.
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Werribee 1 & 2/4 Beasley Avenue
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$420,000 - $460,000
Private Sale Darren Dodd Richard Smith
0419 365 947 0481 137 746
2A 1B 1C
Income Bonanza Currently returning $27,076 per year, being approx 5% return on your investment. There are Two, 2 bedroom units on one title comprising kitchen, bathroom, separate lounge and car space. Unit 1 returning $250pw with a long term tenant. Unit 2 returning $270pw securely leased until 3/18.
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$520,000 - $550,000
Private Sale Inspect
By Appointment
Darren Dodd Richard Smith
0419 365 947 0481 137 746
greghocking.com.au
Triwest Real Estate AUCTION
2 Burge Crescent, Hoppers Crossing 4
A 2B 2C
Stunning, Stylish & Spacious Presenting this much loved family home on a 687m2 approx allotment in the heart of Hoppers Crossing, located directly across from Hoppers Crossing Secondary College and in walking distance to Mossfiel Primary School, sporting facilities and public transport. Features 3 double bedrooms with BIRs, main with modern recently updated ensuite and WIR, separate study/4th bedroom, central updated bathroom, two separate living areas, chef’s kitchen with stone bench tops, stainless steel appliances and an abundance of cupboard space, gas ducted heating, evap cooling, gas log Coonara and a spacious paved undercover entertaining area for use all year round. INSPECT AUCTION PRICE GUIDE CONTACT EMAIL OFFICE WEB
FOR SALE
Saturday 1.00pm - 1.30pm Saturday 22nd July at 1.00pm $560,000 Lynne Steinhauer - 0438 883 598 sales@triwest.com.au Triwest Real Estate - 9741 5900 triwest.com.au/941629
32 Doubell Boulevard, Truganina 4
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All The Comforts of Home A place to call home or solid investment, this energy efficient 3 bedroom & study home delivers in space and practicality. Set on a 540m2 approx corner lot with versatile side access & a smart design floorplan that incorporates two separate living zones, full ensuite & WIR to main, study/4th bedroom & fully functional kitchen. Step out to an undercover entertaining & BBQ area that can be utilised all throughout the year, large workshop and remote double garage with rear as well as side access. Finishing touches include new timber flooring, gas central heating, evap cooling, solar panels & roller shutters. A family home well located to schools, shopping & parklands.
INSPECT FOR SALE CONTACT EMAIL OFFICE WEB
FOR SALE
By Appointment $490,000 Paul Nuske - 0414 717 458 paul@triwest.com.au Triwest Real Estate - 9741 5900 triwest.com.au/941297
279, 281 & 283 Princes Highway, Werribee 3600m2 approx
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Calling All Developers Offering 1, 2 or all 3 allotments, side by side in the best location. Directly across from the expanding Werribee Mercy Hospital, new St Vincent’s Private Hospital & Wyndham Private Medical Centre, short walk to Hoppers Crossing Station, U-Vet Werribee Animal Hospital & the proposed Australian Education City. There are many options for development (STCA) previous approval has been granted for a 5 doctor medical centre on 281, therefore the possibility to use 1, 2 or all 3 for this purpose is highly likely, would also be ideal for a townhouse or unit development. Each block is 1200m2+ approx, giving the purchaser a total land area of 3600m2 approx.
INSPECT FOR SALE CONTACT EMAIL OFFICE WEB
By Appointment Contact Agent Lynne Steinhauer - 0438 883 598 sales@triwest.com.au Triwest Real Estate - 9741 5900 triwest.com.au/942023
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Benlor real estate
The Trusted Name In Real Estate Since 1960
HOPPERS CROSSING 25 Strathmore Cres
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When Location Matters.
AUCT TION Saturrday 29/07/2017 - 12.00 pm
Offering 3 fitted bedrooms, main with ensuite & W.I.R, large lounge room, hottest kitchen with ample storage space, S/S appliances overlooking meals area. Renovated central bathroom, plus study. Feature ducted heating, cooling, S/S dishwasher, large enclosed carport with remote roller door, roller shutters.
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AUCTION - 8TH JULY AT 1.00PM
4A FOR SALE $485 5,000
Only 6 months young with amazing tennant! Nth Facing, 4 fitted bdrms, main with ens & W.I.R, stylish kitchen with ample cupboards Cesar Stone benchtop, s/s appliance overlooking meals area & familyroom, dble garage with remote, internal access, ample storage, ducted heating, cooling, d/washer,
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AUCTION - 22ND JULY AT 12.30PM
BRAY A BROOK 16 Cherry Crescent AY
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Each Sold Separately
OPEN N 8TH JULY L LY 12.00 0 - 1:00pm
This is a unique offering for first homebuyers, growing families & investors. Boasting contemporary style & a spacious floor plan, this dual level home is ideal for families seeking a convenient lifestyle. All 4 townhouses are set on a big allotment which gives enough open common space in front of each unit to park.
ROXBURGH PA P RK 7 Oscar Circuit Better Than New
2.5 B
1C
RAJ SHAH M 04 403 685 999 E rajj@benlor.com.au
T RNEIT 5 Bellworth Av TA A enue
4A
Perfect Family home!!
AUCT TION Auction: 22/07/17 at 12:30PM
4 large bedrooms with BIRs, master with ensuite, kitchen with ample cupboard space, gas cook top, oven & dishwasher, central bathroom with separate toilet & laundry, spacious separate lounge room connecting to formal dining area, lovely pergola/ undercover area for entertaining family & friends.
2B
2C
RAJ SHAH M 04 403 685 999 E rajj@benlor.com.au
OPEN SUN 11.00 - 11.30AM
T RNEIT 2/6 Green Leaf Circuit TA LUXURIOUS BRAND NEW TOWNHOUSE Great location and walking distance to Ta T rneit West Shopping centre, close to Good News Lutheran Schools, Islamic college of Melbourne, public transport, child care, park lands and much more. Tu T rn key package included. Buy off the plan now and save on stamp duty, opportunity not to be missed!!!!
2A
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FOR SALE $355 5,000 - $365,000 RAJ SHAH M 04 403 685 999 E
WYNDHAM VA V LE 18 Mopane Circuit
4A
Great Investment - Excellent Te T nants
FOR SALE $479 9,000 - $499,000
Y ung modern East facing home comprising 4 spacious bdrms, Yo main with ENS, WIR, lounge, spacious kitchen, ceasar stone bench top, s/s app, overlooking meals, family room. Features include, dble garage with internal access & remote, heating & cooling, alfresco area. Te T nant very keen to stay long term.
2B
2C
VINC CE CHIRCOP M 04 418 360 998 E vin nce@benlor.com.au
OPEN SUN 12.00 - 12.30PM
SOLD MANOR LAKES 7 Lambertia Cres Absolutely Stunning 3 fitted bdrms main with ensuite & W.I.R, kitchen with ample storage, 900mm free standing oven, intergrated microwave, water connection to fridge, d/washer & large island bench, large meals area & seperate living area, dble garage with internal access & remote, ducted heating, evap cooling, down lights.
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2B
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FOR SALE $399 9,000 - $419,000 VINC CE CHIRCOP M 04 418 360 998 E vin nce@benlor.com.au
WERRIBEE 9 Ly L dford Court
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FOR SALE $429 9,000 - $449,000
Set on a 697m2 allotment this beautifully maintained home will delight with its warmth on entrance. 3 Great sized bedrooms, master with ensuite, walk in robe. Substantial size kitchen with adjoining dinning/living area surrounded by natural light. A beautiful well-loved home with very little to do. A must see.
2B
2C
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Super Spacious Living Within A Popular Pocket An exciting opportunity is available for anyone looking to get into the market & into a sizeable home in this popular central Werribee location. Within walking distance to local parks, shops, bus stops, schools & only a short drive to Werribee CBD with restaurants, cafés & the Werribee train station. The home in immaculate condition sits on 533m2 approx, and offers a corner position with unrestricted side access, perfect for anyone with boats, caravans, trailers, etc. The home boasts: • 4 BRs with BIRs • Master with ensuite • Formal lounge adjacent dining area • Large kitchen with quality SS appliances including dishwasher • Open plan kitchen/family living area • Abundance of storage space • Enclosed outdoor entertaining area perfect for all weather conditions & a spacious backyard. Quality appointments inc block-out blinds, floating floor boards, ducted heating, evap cooling, garden shed, roller shutters.
Private Sale $440,000 - $475,000 Inspect
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Werribee 12 Bridge Street
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Activity Centre Zoned - Up To 8 Storeys - Opportunity Of A Lifetime This unrivaled activity centre zoned property in the heart of Werribee CBD is in Wyndham’s Planning Scheme zoned to develop up to 8 storeys. Seconds away from Watton Street & milliseconds away from Synnot Street, this generous allotment presents itself as a vehicle of wealth creation for only the savviest of investors & developers. 12 Bridge Street boasts endless options from businesses, shops, offices & apartments, and is an opportunity both rare & unprecedented. With Synnot Street commercial precinct, Watton Street cafés, restaurants, shops, station place shops, Werribee train station, Werribee Secondary College, Mackillop Catholic College, Corpus Christi, Werribee Primary, access to Princes Highway & Princes Freeway; this is a chance to secure your future. Comprising of 2 bedrooms plus a study, spacious living area along with kitchen & dining. Currently tenanted with a secure lease.
9741 7777
1 Werribee Street, Werribee
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Sat 29th July at 1.30pm
Price Range $535,000 - $575,000 Inspect
Wed 4-4.20pm & Sat 12-12.20pm Photo ID required
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Hoppers Crossing 1 Ord Court
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Auction
Sat 22nd July at 11am
Price Range $360,000 - $390,000 Inspect
Wed 4.40-5pm & Sat 11-11.20am Photo ID required
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Werribee 17 Xavier Court
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Located within walking distance to public transport & Pacific Werribee, this neat & tidy home situated on 575m2 approx, offers: • 3 bedrooms • Master with WIR • Central bathroom • Kitchen/meals & family living area • Large pergola & outdoor entertaining area • Double garage with rear access to an additional single carport (or extra pergola space) • Established gardens. Includes roller shutters, evap cooling, alarm, floating floor boards, 2 x gas log fires, reverse cycle split system, solar panels, garden shed & more.
Auction
Sat 15th July at 11am
Price Range $390,000 - $420,000 Inspect
Sat 1-1.20pm Photo ID required
Contact
Kirsty Cunningham 0414 344 475 Mitchum Smit 0450 913 513
1 Werribee 8 Adare Place
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Development Opportunity!
Great Size Family Home In Central Werribee! This character filled property is sure to impress with a huge list of appointments: • 4 fitted BRs, master with FES & WIRs • Huge study area or theatre room • Formal lounge • Open plan 2nd living zone inc a family/meals area • Stunning hostess kitchen • 2nd bathroom with sep toilet • Outdoor entertainment area with pergola & decking • Single garage with roller door back access • Ducted heating & evap cooling. • Low maint front yard • Approx 532m2 land with manicured backyard, garden shed & enough space for kids to play.
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Hidden Gem In Prime Location Renovate or detonate - potential redevelopment (STCA). A rare opportunity to secure a prime piece of real estate in a top location, situated on 583m2 approx. Savvy investors & first home buyers - your search is over with this immaculate 3 BR family home. With multiple off-street parking leading to a long driveway onlooking manicured gardens, this BV beauty boasts a fernery, brick paved yard area with showcase gardens. Includes central bathroom, ducted heating, evap cooling, gas wall furnace & multiple living zones.
1 Werribee 9 Kestrel Place
Auction
Sat 22nd July at 1pm
Price Range $480,000 - $520,000 Inspect
Wed 4.30-5pm & Sat 12.40-1pm Photo ID required
Contact
Harry Singh 0406 871 722 Susie Haber 0403 650 750
Set in a court location, only a 250m (approx) stroll to the Werribee River walking tracks & only 1km (approx) to the Werribee train station & CBD. Set on 633m2 (approx), this elevated timber construction home comprises of 3 fitted BRs, central bathroom, open plan living consisting of a central kitchen meals & family room. Rear access has been made simply to store the toys thanks to a handy side access while there is still an abundance of land available for the kids or investment/development opportunity (STCA).
Auction
Sat 29th July at 12pm
Price Range $440,000 - $460,000 Inspect
Sat 12.20-12.40pm Photo ID required
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John Camilleri 0414 778 940 James Risos 0450 733 302
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Bassam Tofaili 0411 449 821 Director (L.E.A)
Tony Vercher 0421 734 414 L.E.A. & Auctioneer
Kirsty Cunningham 0414 344 475 L.E.A. & Auctioneer
Harry Singh 0406 871 722 Sales Consultant/Auctioneer
John Camilleri 0414 778 940 Sales Consultant (L.E.A.)
James Risos 0450 733 302 Sales Consultant
Susie Haber 0403 650 750 Sales Consultant
Darren John 0405 857 895 Sales Consultant
Mitch Smit 0450 913 513 Sales Consultant
Asta Evans 0424 267 675 Sales Consultant
Harmail (Pam) Kaur 0449 941 895 Sales Associate
Melanie Simmonds 0449 119 577 Business Development Manager
Cassandra Dosen 0406 551 777 Property Manager
Rachelle Houghton 0450 803 873 Property Manager
Vicki Birch 0414 436 417 Property Manager
Emily Schweizer 0426 356 739 Property Manager
Ali Dowling 0450 778 972 Leasing Consultant
Courtney Piddick 9741 7777 P.A. to Tony Vercher
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9741 7777
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Hoppers Crossing
95 Birchwood Boulevard
Family home on large 667sqm block
A3 B2 C2
• Popular neighbourhood, surrounded by natural wetlands and parklands with schools closeby • Home comprising 3 bedrooms, master with ensuite • Light filled living, separate dining & kitchen with ample pep & cupboard space • Ducted heating, split system cooling, double garage, pergola • Fantastic allotment (667sqm) with potential side access • Will suit occupiers and investors alike
Auction
Saturday 8th July 12pm
Price Guide $460,000 - $490,000 Inspect fi Contact
Saturday 8th July 11.30 - 12pm 23 Princes Highway 9974 0922 Peter Richardson 0412 327 835 Boris Jakovidis 0468 420 204
Auction this Saturday 10.30am
Werribee 2 Brookville Avenue
A4 B2 C2
Tarneit 7 Vive Street
A3 B2 C2
A Home That Offers Peace and Comfort for your Family Retreat
Immaculately Well Presented Home!
• Four generous sized bedrooms, three of which have built-in-robes and the master offering a walk-in-robe with a connecting ensuite • Kitchen featuring 600mm appliances, built-in-pantry and a dishwasher • An array of elegant formal and casual living zones • Ducted heating and evaporative cooling • Generous 639sqm allotment, low maintenance front and back yard with a pergola and a shed • Double lock up garage with rear and internal access
• Three generous sized bedrooms; master with ensuite and WIR, and the remaining bedrooms with BIRs • An impressively large open plan living and meal zone area • Double lock up garage with internal access • Centralized ducted heating and a split system in the living area • 326m2 of land, low maintenance front and back yard with a shed • Two bathrooms and a separate laundry with side access • Currently tenant occupied
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Price $575,000 - $595,000
15 Float Place Point Cook
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Price $650,000 - $670,000
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NOTICE OF AN APPLICATION FOR A PLANNING PERMIT PLANNING AND ENVIRONMENT ACT 1987 Form 2 Planning and Environment Regulations 2015
The land affected by the Application is located at:
L 100 LP 139568 Tarneit Parish 751 Sayers Road HOPPERS CROSSING VIC 3029
The Application is for a permit to:
Removal of restrictive covenant M362947X
The Application Reference Number is:
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The applicant for the permit is:
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You may look at the application and any documentation that support the application at office of the Responsible Authority. This can he done between 8am and 5pm Monday to Friday and is free of charge.
Municipal Offices: Wyndham City Council Civic Centre Address: 45 Princes Highway, WERRIBEE 3030 OR https://www.wyndham.vic.gov.au/ services/building-planning/existingplanning-applications-permits/onlineplanning-register
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Any person who may be affected by the granting of the permit may object or make other submissions to the Responsible Authority. An objection must be made to the responsible authority in writing, include the reasons for the objection and state how the objector would be affected. Written submissions can be lodged with Council via the following means: - Online: www.wyndham.vic.gov.au/planningobjection - Email: mail@wyndham.vic.gov.au - Post: Wyndham City Council, PO Box 197, Werribee, VIC 3030 - Person: Wyndham City Council, Civic Centre, 45 Princes Highway, Werribee, VIC 3030 If you object, the Responsible Authority will tell you of its decision. The Responsible Authority must make a copy of every objection available at its office for any person to inspect during office hours free of charge until the end of the period during which an application may be made for a review of a decision on the application. The objection will also be available for viewing through Council’s Online “Applications on Advertising� Register. The Responsible Authority will not decide on the application before:
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PUBLIC NOTICE INVITING SUBMISSIONS UNDER SECTION 223 WYNDHAM CITY COUNCIL Road R1 on LP LP62998 Nolan Grove PROPOSED ROAD DISCONTINUANCE
The following notice is published pursuant to Section 95A(3) of the Environment Protection and Biodiversity Conservation Act 1999 (EPBC Act).
Wyndham City Council (“Council”), acting under clause 3 of Schedule 10 to the Local Government Act 1989 (“Act”), proposes to discontinue the part of Road R1 on plan of subdivision LP62998, Nolan Grove, Werribee South, being part of the land in certificate of title volume 8418 folio 707, and being the road shown hatched on the plan below and to sell the land to the only adjoining owner, being the owner of 14 Nolan Grove, for not less than market value (“proposal”).
Marksx Group Pty Ltd (ACN 098 520 828) proposes to develop approximately 35 hectares of the Robinsons Road Employment Area South Precinct in the Melbourne suburb of Truganina, approximately 18 km west of the Melbourne CBD, Victoria. The action includes the construction of various industrial developments at 489-555 Robinsons Road (Lot 10-12 on proposed PS747689N), Truganina.
Further information regarding the proposal can be obtained from Ron Bauer, Acting Coordinator Property Management, Wyndham City Council, 45 Princes Highway (PO Box 197), Werribee, 3030, who may be contacted on 9742 0884.
Melton City Council Caroline Springs Civic Centre 193-201 Caroline Springs Blvd Caroline Springs Vic 3023 Monday to Friday 8.00am – 5.30 pm
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POINT COOK Cnr Baltimore Drive & Kett Lane, Saturday 8th July, 8am-3pm. Housewares, clothes and more. Everything must go! Partly under cover.
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TARNEIT 4 Eleni Place, Sun 9th & Sat 15th July, 8am. Moving house sale, all items excellent condition.
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Beautiful NEW Hot Ladies... Plus your usual favourites.
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24 Buchanan Rd, Brooklyn
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Weeds Only
9369 0600 swa6318be
Farrier
FARRIER Prompt, professional and reliable. Friendly service. Call Kaz anytime on 0409 333 597.
9314 8800
Octopuses
Garden Bed restoration and
ATM available
Clearing Sales
BLANKET BOX wooden, pine , in very good condition. Length 86cm, width 46cm, height 43cm. $100ono 0423 070 167. COUCHES 2 leather, black & white, $850 for both. Call Vera 9931 1072. Truganina.
MOBILITY SCOOTER Like new, $800 with basket and charger. Small portable scooter, can fit in boot. Phone 9743 2709. POOL TABLE Slate top, 8'x4'. Including cues, cue holder, snooker and billiard balls, game counter. Excellent condition. Altona area. $450. Phone Barry 0407 467 830.
$115 1/2 hr FULL Service!!! Open 10am till late
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42 Cromer Avenue, Sunshine North
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LAWN MOWER 4 stroke with catcher, easy to start, VGC. Rotary tiller, BS and engine, easy to start, blade not turning. $200 for both. 9748 2770 or 0421 619 240.
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WALKER Alfa 426 Rollator, four 6" wheels, bought new, never used. $170neg. Ph 0409 516 748.
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Wanted
★ OLD WARES ★
Antiques, collections, dec estate, shed items, tools, memorabilia. Phone Frank 0407 356 822.
VANOSHY PRE LOVED GOODS We buy and sell household items, if you are having clean out we pay cash for unwanted items in good quality condition. Ph: 9360 4190 or 0466 907 714
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Garage Sales
ALTONA MEADOWS 96 Linden Street, Saturday 8th July, 9am-3pm. Furniture, household goods, garden tools, garage equipment and lots more.
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HOPPERS CROSSING, 18 Patterson Ave, Saturday 8th July, 9am-1pm. A lot of crockery, vintage, records, books, linen.
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MOVING HOUSE
HOPPERS CROSSING 17 Northey Crescent, Sat 8th July, 8am-12 noon. H/hold items, tools & lots more. Everything Must Go.
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Health And Fitness
NATURAL PLUS
7 days, 9.30am - 9.30pm. 5 City Place, Sunshine. Phone 9311 0198.
AFFORDABLE Cleaning/ironing services. Eye for detail. Fully insured. Work cover approved provider. Phone 0417 305 711. www.squeakyklean.com.au
Barber Drive, Hoppers Crossing 3BR
$310pw
Kimberley Road, Werribee
3BR
$310pw
Nightingale Drive, Werribee 3BR
$310pw
Heaths Road, Werribee
3BR
$340pw
Bethany Road, Tarneit
4BR
$400pw
Madigan Street, Tarneit
4BR+Study
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Eccles Vista, Point Cook
4BR
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FACTORY FOR LEASE Gisborne Industrial Estate, 480 sq. mtrs. 3 phase power, long or short term lease, $2,000pcm plus outgoings. Contact Ian 0417 365 427.
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BROOKLYN 3 bedroom home. Close to shops, transport and schools. No pets. Phone 9367 6724.
TOWNHOUSE
CLEANING/IRONING
Barron Street, Tarneit
2BR
$330pw
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SHOP 8 TARNEIT GARDENS SHOPPING CENTRE TARNEIT
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ASIAN MASSAGE 10am-8pm, 7 days per week, 2c, 100 Furlong Road, Cairnlea. 0425 414 418.
Body Treatment
19 Hall St, Newport. 10am-7pm. Relaxation massage therapy. Ph: 0450 096 262 FULL BODY RELAXATION MASSAGE. Werribee area. 10am-8pm 7 days. 0433 360 821. By appointment only.
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DEAR heart of Jesus, in the past I have asked for many favours. This time I ask you, this very special one (mentioned favour). Take it, the dear heart of Jesus, and place it with your own broken heart, where your father sees it. Then in his merciful eyes, it will become your favour, not mine. Amen. Say for three days, promise publication, and your favour will be granted.
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LADANAPHATRA Thai Massage. Taste of real Thai massage. Lot 9, 25 Panamax Road, Ravenhall. 7 days. Phone 0452 660 575.
C1044996-PJ32-12
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11 Challis Street, Saturday 8th July, 8am-3pm. No early birds. Furniture, kitchenware, tools, knick-knacks, plants, plus more. Moving sale. Everything must go! Rain or shine!
It’s Fun Time..... With....
Ladies welcomed
482 GEELONG RD, WEST FOOTSCRAY
Manhattan Terrace – CBD
NEWPORT
32 Dunlop Road, Hoppers Crossing
For Sale
11.00am till late
9314 8294
Garage Sales
Adult Services
SOPHIE DD. Attractive, warm, friendly & discreet 35YO, size 14. Long blonde wavy hair. Visits you. 0438 665 032. SWA4133E.
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Moving Sale
Persons with special needs (i.e. for whom English is a second language or have a vision impairment) may contact Brett Macdonald on 03 9815 2111 or bmacdonald@ecologicalresearch.com.au for assistance accessing the material or making comments.
Kelly Grigsby Chief Executive Officer
Corvette Ride-on lawnmower, Tandem trailer, Chainsaw, Whipper snipper, Mowers, Electrical leads, Gardening tools, Compressor, Rolls of water pipe, Fencing materials, Wire spinner, W/barrow, Elec tools & assorted workshop tools, Large amount of quality furnishings & all types of white-goods, Some Antique furniture & fittings, Double glass door fridge, Collection of Wine approx 700 bottles please note this a genuine Unreserved Clearing sale. We will also be excepting outside entries of good quality or condition text pics & info to Martin on 0418 509 134.
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Documents may also be obtained in hardcopy or digital format from the contact.
Following consideration of submissions Council may resolve not to discontinue the road or any part of it or to discontinue the road or any part of it and either sell the land from that road or retain the land.
Immaculately maintained property of House, Shed, Garden & 700 Bottle wine collection
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Any person requesting to appear in person or to be represented by a person specified in his or her submission will be notified of the day, time and place of the meeting of the Council or of a committee determined by the Council to hear submissions.
Property Sold Saturday 8th July 2017 at 10am (Gates open at 8.30am. Please note Saturday Auction) Jason Drive, Woodend 3442
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Australian Government Department of the Environment and Energy - Canberra By appointment via email at epbc.referrals@environment.gov.au
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Serviced Office Space
Anytime, Any place
Victorian Department of the Environment, Land, Water and Planning 8 Nicholson Street, East Melbourne Vic 3002 Monday to Friday 8:00am-6:00pm
All submissions will be considered in accordance with section 223 of the Act.
For Lease (Commercial)
Are you running a small business from home? Wanting to take the next step? You don't want huge overheads, long lease? We have office space available with low costs and no long lease. Receptionist, car parking, storage space. Would suit accountant, financial planner, insurance agent, etc. (2 to 4 people) Call Peter on 0412 327 835 for further details
PLACE YOUR GARAGE SALE AD ONLINE
The Final Preliminary Documentation will be on display free of charge for information purposes only from 6th July 2017 to 19th July 2017 (10 business days) at the following locations:
Any person making a submission is entitled to request in the submission that the person wishes to appear in person, or to be represented by a person specified in the submission, at a meeting to be heard in support of that submission.
UNRESERVED AUCTION CLEARING SALE
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The Draft Preliminary Documentation for the proposed action was available for public comment from 1st June 2017 to 28th June 2017 (20 business days). No public submissions were received during that period.
A person may make a submission on the proposal. Submissions must be submitted by no later than 28 June 2017.
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Auctions
M.E. Auctions Clearing Sale Specialists Ph: 0418 509 134 www.martinevansauctions.com
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The proposed action is a controlled action under the EPBC Act. The controlling provision for assessment is listed threatened species and communities (sections 18 and 18A). The proposed action will result in the removal of 3.265 hectares of Natural Temperate Grassland of the Victorian Volcanic Plain.
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FOOTSCRAY FF room, central location, walking distance to all facilities. Quiet, responsible gent. Phone: 0417 324 178.
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HOPPERS CROSSING one fully furnished room, BIR, wifi, no bills, $190/pw. One main BR with en-suite, WIR, $230/pw or $150 each for 2 people. Phone: 0423 350 899 or 9748 7890.
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UNITS ALTONA MEADOWS 2/12 Canny Court WERRIBEE 3/14 Parker Street WERRIBEE 9/12-18 Tower Road WERRIBEE 1/310 Greaves Street North WERRIBEE 1/123 Parramatta Road WYNDHAM VALE 2/193 Ballan Road HOUSES POINT COOK 38 Mirka Way SANCTUARY LAKES 91 Middle Park Drive SUNSHINE WEST 50 Kosa Avenue WILLIAMS LANDING 35 Merryfield Circuit WILLIAMS LANDING 43 Swamphen Drive HOPPERS CROSSING 22 Claremont Crescent HOPPERS CROSSING 27 Nettlefold Street HOPPERS CROSSING 210 Morris Road HOPPERS CROSSING 15 Banksia Crescent HOPPERS CROSSING 6 Harris Avenue HOPPERS CROSSING 16 Hayden Street HOPPERS CROSSING 9 First Avenue HOPPERS CROSSING 16 Warringa Avenue HOPPERS CROSSING 18 Moffatt Crescent POINT COOK 11 Dunstan Road POINT COOK 9 Shoreline Lane TARNEIT 10 Prominence Boulevard TARNEIT 12 Seasons Boulevard TARNEIT 46 Fairview Parade WERRIBEE 3 Little Street WERRIBEE 6 Edinburgh Court WERRIBEE 58-60 Ballan Road WERRIBEE 78 Songlark Crescent WERRIBEE 60 Racecourse Road WYNDHAM VALE 60 Kinglake Drive WYNDHAM VALE 11 Orvalia Road WYNDHAM VALE 45 Weavers Street WYNDHAM VALE 1 Chisolm Place WYNDHAM VALE 21 North Gateway
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TARNEIT, prefer female. Furnished bedroom w/ own bathroom. $150 per week, no bills. Ph: 0424 324 420
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Business Opportunities
Cleaning Contract
Guaranteed takings of $2,600 pw. General cleaning contracts avail with leading brand company Cheap As Chips. Current operators currently taking inexcessive $3,500 per week. Husband & wife teams welcome. Training Available. This is a business Opportunity. Call: 9826 1111 or 0415 326 685. HOME BASED INCOME Earn more money, more time, $0-$10K plus with a simple part time opportunity. 0402 031 395.
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A GRADE TUTORING Maths and English, all levels including VCE & IB/SL course. Please phone: 0432 514 326.
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Employment
LABOURER REQUIRED
For bathroom renovations in the Altona area. Please phone: 0419 511 606.
Job tasks and responsibilities Duties and responsibilities applicable to this role include: s ! CURRENT 6ICTORIAN DRIVER S LICENCE s %XPERIENCED IN AUTOMOTIVE SERVICE AND repair work s 2ELIABLE WITH HIGH STANDARDS s ! LICENSE TO PERFORM 2OADWORTHY certifications would be highly regarded
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Panel Beaters
Three positions. Smash repairs. Trade qual. Must have exp. 38 hrs pw, O/T. Melton 9743 3400.
To work from 3pm to 6pm, five days per week. Door to door. No selling. Promoting and getting leads for a long established home improvement company. Needs to have own car. Training provided. Salary plus incentives. Phone 9399 1177.
PROCESS WORKER
YOUR CAREER IS OUR SUCCESS 12356895-EPJ27-17
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Shipping Container Surveyor
To be successful for this role s 9OU MUST HAVE CURRENT DRIVERS LICENCE s %XPERIENCED WITH HEAVY VEHICLE KNOWLEDGE s 'OOD VERBAL AND WRITTEN COMMUNICATION SKILLS s /( 3 KNOWLEDGE s "E ABLE TO WORK WITHIN A TEAM OR INDEPENDENTLY s 0UNCTUAL s 7ELL PRESENTED s 'OOD WORK ETHICS s (EAVY VEHICLE LICENCE PREFERRED BUT NOT ESSENTIAL
The successful applicant may be required to have a MEDICAL EXAMINATION 0AY RATE NEGOTIABLE DEPENDING ON EXPERIENCE )F YOU ARE INTERESTED PLEASE SEND A cover letter and resumes to amelia@hva.net.au or contact Amelia Oxley on 0499 788 111.
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Casual Support Workers Required SCHADS LEVEL 2
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Phone only between 9am-3pm Monday-Friday 12357463-LB27-17
Security and Emergency Partner Permanent Full Time $84,234 pa plus superannuation Please see our main adverEnquiries: Fiona Swan, Coordinator Safety, tisement in the (Title) Section. Security and Emergency on (03) 9742 0815
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Even if you are working you could be eligible for Vic and Commonwealth Govt. funding! s Flexible hours Days or nights, from 2 days / wk s Easy payment plans, tuition from $202. No fees for materials s Employment assistance
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Gov’t Funded Courses in Werribee / St Albans Start Immediately…Day & Evening… *Eligibility Criteria applies for the funding
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Positions Vacant
1800 652 075
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Werribee Mazda is seeking an ambitious, enthusiastic individual looking for a career in the motor industry. Must have manual licence. Immediate start.
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Ph Jeff 0417 351 140 Jeff’s Auto Detailing
Wait Staff
Required for busy Restaurant. Must be available nights & weekends, have experience & own transport.
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Catalogue delivery rounds available for immediate start in selected areas on an independent contracting basis
Also visit our FAQ page www.deliver4dollars.com.au SALMAT
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SECURITY GUARD
We require a full time qualified Spray Painter and Panel Beater for working on cars and trucks.
PROMPT PAYMENT
9338 6644
Part-time role, 24 hours p/w. Ideal for semi-retired person. Transport industry. Altona area. You will need; current Vic security licence, own transport and strong communication skills. Must be reliable and flexible. Uniform provided. Please send resume to jtasecurity@bigpond.com
SPRAY PAINTER & PANEL BEATER TRADESPERSON
WALKERS WANTED!
Ermha Ltd is a leading provider of recovery focused rehabilitation and support services to people with a disability and/or mental health disability. We are looking for applicants who have experience in the welfare sector or an interest in entering this field, who have strong communication skills, and an understanding of Trauma Informed Care Framework. A Position Description is available via our website www.ermha.org To apply, please follow the application instructions in the PD. Any questions please contact Janene Rainbow on 03 5221 7022 Applications Close: 9am Wednesday 19th July 2017.
Justcuts Woodgrove Melton. Come and join our team. Correct Award Rates $25 - $51.50 per hour. Send your resume to: rcjustcuts@gmail.com
Applications close: Sunday 16 July 2017
Container inspector wanted for busy Empty Container Park in Altona, inspecting containers upon arrival. Wages to commensurate with exp. Can train the right applicant. Container repairers are encouraged to apply. Contact: Leigh Taylor 0433 424 420
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RTO Code 21613
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Required at our Sunshine and Hoppers Crossing plants. Experience an advantage. Outwest Concrete. Call 9310 9219.
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Our group operates a network of dealerships across Melbourne which includes Werribee Chrysler Jeep Dodge, Werribee Fiat, Werribee Isuze Ute, Werribee Hyundai, Werribee Renault and Werribee Kia. There are many career opportunities within the group for the right applicant.
Required for busy Law Firm. Experience in Estates and Leases is essential. Some experience in Conveyancing would be an advantage. Knowledge of Leap is also required. The position offers a varied role and requires a person who is self motivated with attention to detail. Please send your resume to: mail@purcellandpurcell.com.au
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Positions Vacant
EXPERIENCED LEGAL SECRETA RET RY RETA
Fixed Term Full Time - until December 2017 Band 6 - $82,841 to $90,294 (+ 9.5% super & RDO) Enquiries: Janet Dawes on 9932 1000. Applications must include a statement addressing the selection criteria and close Sunday 16 July 2017. For further information please visit our website.
Please call 0436 487 045
The Hopper Motor Group continues to grow within a long term, stable environment offering a solid future to the right applicant.
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Required for busy Restaurant. Casual position only. Must be available nights & weekends. Must have own transport.
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Geelong Sandringham Collingwood Coburg Nth Ballarat
Q FOOTBALL AFL - RD 15 WEST COAST 4.6 WEST. BULLDOGS 3.2
6.9 11.13 12.15 (87) 4.5 7.9 11.14 (80)
Goals: West Coast: J Darling 3 M Karpany 3 J Cripps 2 D Petrie D Sheed J McGovern N Vardy. Western Bulldogs: J Redpath 2 L Hunter 2 M Wallis 2 B Dale J Roughead J Stringer T Dickson T McLean. Best: West Coast: A Gaff D Sheed J Darling J McGovern L Shuey M Hutchings E MacKenzie. Western Bulldogs: L Hunter C Daniel B Dale J Macrae J Redpath Z Cordy. Injuries: West Coast: N Vardy (shoulder) S Butler (hamstring) S Wellingham (hip). Western Bulldogs: Nil. Reports: Nil. Umpires: Brett Rosebury, Andrew Mitchell, Andrew Stephens. Official Crowd: 29,671 at Etihad Stadium.
VFL - RD 11 GEELONG COBURG
6.2 10.7 16.10 19.12 (126) 1.1 4.2 6.3 6.5 (41)
Goals: Geelong: Dobson 6 Jones 5 McLachlan 3 Abbott 2 Parfitt Ratugolea Berry. Coburg: Lowson 2 Tilley 2 Free Hunt. Best: Geelong: McLachlan Thompson Parfitt Jones Dobson Henry. Coburg: Hunt Iacobaccio Byrne Bunker Tilley Allan. At Simonds Stadium.
PT MELBOURNE 4.0 CASEY 1.2
9.4 2.4
14.5 4.7
16.9 (105) 5.10 (40)
Goals: Port Melbourne: Conway 4 Nahas 3 Cain 2 Searle 2 Pinwill Pearson Sandilands Arnot Lisle. Casey: Morris Kennedy-Harris Kent Fritsch Giobbi. Best: Port Melbourne: Carey Viojo-Rainbow Cook Conway Templeton T Clarke. Casey: Maynard Smith Kennedy-Harris Kent Kennedy Trengove. At North Port Oval.
RICHMOND ESSENDON
3.3 2.0
5.4 5.6
9.8 12.8 (80) 7.8 10.14 (74)
Goals: Richmond: Garthwaite 2 Bathie 2 Bzenic 2 O’Sullivan Fletcher Chol Hunt Graham Cass. Essendon: Boyse 3 Merrett 3 Begley Long Redman Bird. Best: Richmond: Hunt Miles Broad Batchelor T Townsend Garthwaite. Essendon: Myers Francis Bird Stanton Brown Dea. At Windy Hill.
COLLINGWOOD FOOTSCRA FOOTSCRAY
5.4 6.5
5.4 6.5
11.5 8.6
13.7 (85) 12.8 (80)
Goals: Collingwood: Keeffe 2 Kirby 2 Crocker 2 McLarty Reid Lane White Daicos Sier Borthwick. Footscray: Jamieson 3 Gowers 2 Bruhn 2 Russell Short Y Young Hayes Williams. Best: Collingwood: Blair Howe Borthwick Wills Lane Daicos. Footscray: Boyd Smith Short Young Y Collins Hayes. At Victoria Park.
BOX HILL NORTHERN
3.4 1.1
4.7 3.7
8.10 11.11 (77) 4.11 6.19 (55)
Goals: Box Hill: Brolic 3 Vickery 3 Adduci 3 Whitecross Stewart. Northern: Palmer Pickett Buckley Gallucci McKay Kerr. Best: Box Hill: Evans Miles Jones Brolic Vickery Gibson. Northern: O’Shea Wilson Russell Macreadie Smedts Boekhorst At Preston City Oval.
SANDRINGHAM WERRIBEE
9.3 3.2
9.3 14.4 17.6 (108) 6.8 10.11 14.18 (102)
At Trevor Barker Beach Oval. P W L D F 10 8 1 1 972 Box Hill Pt Melbourne 10 7 2 1 953 Williamstown 10 7 3 0 1020 Footscray 11 6 5 0 1107 Richmond 11 6 5 0 1128 North. Blues 10 6 4 0 859 Casey 11 6 5 0 858 Werribee 10 6 4 0 871 Essendon 11 5 6 0 1042
A 777 735 694 861 878 810 885 906 843
% 125.10 129.66 146.97 128.57 128.47 106.05 96.95 96.14 123.61
Pts 34 30 28 24 24 24 24 24 20
10 11 10 11 10
5 5 0 5 6 0 4 6 0 1 10 0 0 10 0
798 848 874 1040 802 913 744 1214 601 1225
94.10 20 84.04 20 87.84 16 61.29 4 49.06 0
AFL VIC DEVELOPMENT LEAGUE - RD 11 PT MELBOURNE 1.2 CASEY 5.1
7.5 7.1
9.6 13.13 (91) 11.3 12.5 (77)
Goals: Port Melbourne: Hogan 3 Renooy 2 Golby 2 Kelso 2 Hayes T Treverton De Soysa Houghton. Casey: Gardiner 5 Vander Haar 2 Hillard Baker Foote Ferreira Armour. Best: Port Melbourne: Golby Treverton Hooper Wenn Jaffer-Williams Atkins. Casey: Lewis-Smith Lovett MacHaya Hillard Gains Baker. At North Port Oval.
BOX HILL NORTHERN
3.5 2.0
5.8 6.2
9.12 11.14 (80) 7.2 11.6 (72)
Goals: Box Hill: Dimasi 2 Haynes 2 Kilpatrick CoddMiller Davies Murphy Williams O’Sullivan Maloney. Northern: Jordan 4 Payne 2 Peet 2 Stevens Harman Thorpe. Best: Box Hill: Walker O’Sullivan Kilpatrick Maloney Haynes Williams. Northern: Keppel Jones Declase Adams Jordan Krithararis. At Preston City Oval.
SANDRINGHAM WERRIBEE
8.3 10.4 0.1 3.4
14.6 16.10 (106) 4.7 6.9 (45)
Goals: Sandringham: Smith 4 Rich 3 Batten 2 Bailey 2 Larkin Pavlou Scagliarini Gogis Colombo. Werribee: Unavailable. Best: Sandringham: Bailey Holmes Baker-Thomas Batten Noone Scagliarini. Werribee: Unavailable. P W L D F A % Pts Pt Melbourne 9 7 2 0 847 614 137.95 28 Sandringham 10 6 4 0 811 708 114.55 24 Williamstown 10 5 4 1 786 802 98.00 22 Casey 9 5 4 0 786 663 118.55 20 Northern Blues 9 4 5 0 653 645 101.24 16 Box Hill 9 4 5 0 788 811 97.16 16 Coburg 9 4 5 0 683 790 86.46 16 Werribee 9 1 7 1 564 885 63.73 6
WESTERN REGION DIV 1 DEER PARK SPOTSWOOD
7.4 1.0
MANOR LAKES 1.5 WEST FOOTSCRA FOOTSCRAY1.4
3.8 4.5
8.9 11.11 (77) 6.6 9.8 (62)
Goals: Manor Lakes: J Lesko 4 J Dainer 2 B Turner S Killender T Priest C Baker N Montague. West Footscray: C Irving 7 K Kenny-Jones H Hollingworth. Best: Manor Lakes: C Baker S Killender N Montague J Dainer C Yeoell C Wright. West Footscray: C Irving Z Hore D T Tonini J Pham M Hilton N Ware.
YS EAGLES 2.1 NTH FOOTSCRA FOOTSCRAY 3.2
7.8 4.4
10.9 14.14 (98) 6.7 6.9 (45)
Goals: Yarraville Seddon Eagles: J Hargreaves 4 C Topalidis T 3 L Simpson L Longmire K Johnson M Patterson J Rycroft P Hynes M Taylor T . North Footscray: J Butty 2 S Curtis J Miller T Montebruno K Murphy. Best: Yarraville Seddon Eagles: K Johnson L Longmire J Hargreaves J Rycroft J Sweeney D Laing. North Footscray: A Petridis S Crea B Montebruno S Denby-Blake J Vorano A Kater.
DIV 3 T TARNEIT LA LAVERTON
1.2 1.1
3.4 6.2
7.6 7.3
17.8 (110) 8.4 (52)
WYNDHAM SUNS 0.3 SUNSHINE HTS 3.3
7.4 7.3
11.6 8.8
13.8 (86) 12.9 (81)
Goals: T Tarneit: T Lawrie 4 A Molivas 3 A Miriklis 2 C Benson 2 D Mitchell R Hutton R Psaila N Schmidt Z Thornton T Robertson. Laverton: P Lee 3 S Young H Sojak C Wilson D Marin A Lane. Best: Tarneit: T T Lawrie D Mitchell N Schmidt A Miriklis Z Thornton A Molivas. Laverton: L Chapman ilson S Y Young L Freake J Matthews P Lee. C Wilson
Goals: Wyndham Suns: D Cachia 4 R Bucktin 2 S Neralic 2 S Nahyna 2 N Conte R Kirk C Richards. Sunshine Heights: R Greto 3 K Privitera 3 G Moss 2 J Porter 2 J Zahra G Murray. Best: Wyndham Suns: C Debono C Lear R Bucktin D Cachia M Ryan R Kirk. Sunshine Heights: G Moss S Mizzi N Mallia J Neilson J Zahra N Saliba.
VAFA 9.7 12.11 16.16 (112) 1.2 3.3 5.3 (33)
Goals: Deer Park: J Perkins 6 M Galea 3 S Byrnes 2 J Condos 2 T Williams K McHarg J McKenzie. Spotswood: W Patak 2 J Bennett 2 N Ryan. Best: Deer Park: C Stewart S Ismail J McKenzie R Van Riet J Perkins J Kennedy. Spotswood: D Callard G Newton W Patak S Davis M Boyd J Marks.
CAROLINE SPR. 2.5 WYNDHAMV WYNDHAMVALE 3.2
7.9 3.4
8.11 14.14 (98) 7.8 7.11 (53)
WERRIBEE DIST. 7.3 ST ALBANS 0.1
8.4 3.3
12.7 14.11 (95) 4.7 5.11 (41)
Goals: Caroline Springs: W Markovski 4 L Tudor 2 K O’Shea 2 J Ryan 2 M Sutton 2 J Tarr T M Tessari. T Wyndhamvale: T Montalto 2 L Scarborough T Tessari T A Hamilton J Gilmore L Klein-Breteler. Best: Caroline Springs: K O’Shea W Markovski J T Tarr L Tudor C Ellis M Tessari. T Wyndhamvale: T Tessari T L Klein-Breteler B Kolang L Dennerley T Montalto D Ellis. Goals: Werribee Districts: A Panayi 4 J McCormack 2 D Jose 2 R Harrington 2 T Lee M Pozzuto B McMahon B Siwek. St Albans: L Brennan 2 A Asani 2 T Jenkins. Best: Werribee Districts: C Molivas J McCormack B Siwek J Halloran D Jose A Panayi. St Albans: J Manning M Quigley D Kliman J Tuppen L Brennan T Jenkins.
DIV 2 N’PORT POWER ALBANV ALBANVALE
Best: Newport Power: Details Unavailable. Albanvale: D Azzopardi D Briscoe D Thomas J Formosa A Shanks M Plummer.
4.5 5.13 12.18 15.21 (111) 3.1 7.6 7.8 12.9 (81)
Goals: Newport Power: Details Unavailable. Albanvale: D Azzopardi 3 D Bartolo 2 D Thomas 2 J Formosa M Plummer N Cuthbertson. J Fortunato S Farrugia
PREMIER C CAULFIELD W’TOWN CYMS
2.0 3.3
5.7 3.3
DIV 3 WESTBOURNE SOUTH MELB.
6.1 3.0
8.4 4.2
6.9 10.14 (74) 6.8 10.12 (72)
Goals: Caulfield Grammarians: D Reilly 4 L Harris 2 H Schaffer J Toniolo T W Osborn W Kingwill. Williamstown Cyms: J Gray 3 W Ostrowsky 2 B Deller 2 J Noonan B Gray M Venosta. Best: Caulfield Grammarians: J Presnell W Osborn D Reilly T Smith N Fallu L Harris. Williamstown Cyms: S McVernon T Murphy B Gray B Connolly J Gray R Ackerly. P W L D F A % Pts Caulfield 11 10 1 0 1258 718 175.21 40 Old Hailey. 11 8 3 0 1120 694 161.38 32 Old Ivanhoe. 11 7 4 0 812 855 94.97 28 W’town CYMS 11 6 5 0 1133 971 116.68 24 Marcellin OC 11 5 6 0 925 896 103.24 20 Old Geelong 11 5 6 0 921 933 98.71 20 Old C’well 11 5 6 0 863 1035 83.38 20 Old Ment. 11 4 7 0 943 1050 89.81 16 Hampton 11 3 8 0 634 971 65.29 12 Kew AFC 11 2 9 0 667 1153 57.85 8
13.7 6.4
18.8 (116) 10.6 (66)
Goals: Westbourne Grammarians: C Hunter 5 J Cooke 4 B Johnson 3 A Eqbal 2 N Schiano 2 T Halliday B Miller. South Melbourne Districts: J Heis 3 S Clarke 2 M Pickering A Christensen S Balestra J Corby A Rawlings. Best: Westbourne Grammarians: M Culliver C Hunter T Halliday J Cooke A Rompel B Johnson. South Melbourne Districts: S Balestra J Heis A Minichiello S Clarke T Wright A Rawlings.
UHS-VU AFC POINT COOK
6.7 9.14 12.16 17.19 (121) 0.3 3.4 6.5 9.8 (62)
Goals: Uhs-vu Afc: M Sweeney 7 B Jackson 5 L Allen M Legudi E Ramsay C Mccutcheon P Evermann. Point Cook: K Heberle 4 M Smith 2 M Kip R Milne T Furr. Best: Uhs-vu Afc: B Jackson M Sweeney J Gilfillan E Clarke K Barnes , B Anderson. Point Cook: R Milne K Heberle L Rappazzo N Patrick T Furr M Kip. P W L D F A % Pts Uhs-Vu Afc 11 11 0 0 1195 655 182.44 44 Power House 11 10 1 0 1204 864 139.35 40 Westbourne 11 6 5 0 1012 849 119.20 24 Swinburne 11 6 5 0 1064 901 118.09 24 Canterbury 11 5 6 0 995 913 108.98 20 Richmond 11 5 6 0 903 898 100.56 20 La Trobe 11 4 7 0 887 945 93.86 16 Albert Park 11 4 7 0 844 1009 83.65 16 Point Cook 11 4 7 0 800 998 80.16 16 South Melb. 11 0 11 0 590 1462 40.36 0
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NA NATIONAL PREMIER LEAGUE: Rd 20: Bentleigh Greens 3 Kingston City 0, Pascoe Vale 3 Bulleen Lions 1, Melbourne Knights 1 Avondale 1, Oakleigh Cannons 4 St Albans Saints 1, North Geelong Warriors 0 Heidelberg Utd 4, Hume City 1 Port Melbourne Sharks 3. Rd 11: Avondale Kingston City (Washed Out). NPL 2: Rd 21: West: Dandenong City 2 Moreland City 1, Richmond 3 Whittlesea Ranges 1, Eastern Lions 0 Moreland Zebras 2, Melbourne Victory 1 Springvale White Eagles 3, Melbourne City 1 Sunshine George Cross 2, Ballarat City 3 Murray Utd 1, Goulburn Valley Suns 2 Northcote City 2. NA NATIONAL PREMIER LEAGUE WOMEN: Rd 18: Ntc 0 Box Hill Utd 5. MENS STA STATE ATE LEAGUE 1: Rd 14: North West: Westgate 1 Geelong 0, Yarraville 0 Banyule City 1, Keilor Park 0 Preston Lions 2, Altona East Phoenix 0 Altona Magic 3, North Sunshine Eagles 2 Essendon Royals 1. Res: Westgate 1 Geelong 9, North Sunshine Eagles 1 Essendon Royals 2, Yarraville 2 Banyule City 4, Keilor Park 3 Preston Lions 3, Altona East Phoenix 2 Altona Magic 2, Western Suburbs 0 Sydenham Park 1. STATE STA ATE LEAGUE 2: North West: Cairnlea 2 Sporting Whittlesea 1, Diamond Valley Utd 4 Geelong Rangers 1, Hume Utd 3 Hoppers Crossing 2, Westvale 1 Fitzroy City 3, Essendon Utd 0 Moreland Utd 2, Altona City 2 Corio 1. Res: Essendon Utd 1 Moreland Utd 1, Cairnlea 2 Sporting Whittlesea 4, Diamond Valley Utd 1 Geelong Rangers 9, Hume Utd 4 Hoppers Crossing 1, Westvale 2 Fitzroy City 0, Altona City 6 Corio 0. STATE STA ATE LEAGUE 3: North West: Sunbury Utd 1 Whittlesea Utd 3, Williamstown 2 Brimbank Stallions 1, Melbourne Uni 0 Epping City 1, Melbourne City 1 La Trobe Uni 7, Upfield 0 Heidelberg Stars 1, Strathmore 4 Fawkner Men 0. Res: Sunbury Utd 1 Whittlesea Utd 0, Williamstown 2 Brimbank Stallions 2, Melbourne Uni 3 Epping City 4, Melbourne City 0 La Trobe Uni 3, Upfield 1 Heidelberg Stars 0, Strathmore 5 Fawkner 1. STATE STA ATE LEAGUE 4: West: Altona North 1 Surf Coast 0, North Melbourne Athletic 2 Western Eagles 0, Point Cook 2 Melton Phoenix 0, Bell Park 4 Newmarket Phoenix 0, Balmoral 1 Truganina Hornets 0, Golden Plains 0 Sebastopol Vikings 1. Res: Altona North 1 Surf Coast 0, North Melbourne Athletic 2 Western Eagles 1, Point Cook 4 Melton Phoenix 1, Bell Park 2 Newmarket Phoenix 4, Balmoral 2 Truganina T Hornets 2. STATE STA ATE LEAGUE 5: West: Laverton Park 3 Gisborne 0, Keilor Wolves 2 Lara Utd 0, Uni Of Melbourne 4 Maribyrnong Greens 0, Maidstone Utd 0 Moonee Valley Knights 6, Melbourne Lions 3 Kyneton District 1, Spring Hills 1 Deakin Ducks 1. Res: Laverton Park 3 Gisborne 0, Keilor Wolves 2 Lara Utd 1, Uni Of
Melbourne 3 Maribyrnong Greens 0, Maidstone Utd 2 Moonee Valley Knights 5, Melbourne Lions 2 Kyneton District 1, Spring Hills 2 Deakin Ducks 1.
Q RUGBY RUGB LEAGUE VICTORIAN RUGBY LEAGE Rd 11: First Grade: Casey 30 d Sunbury 16. Second Grade: Casey 30 d Frankston 10, Pakenham 36 d Sunbury United 16. Women: Casey 14 d Northern 10. Women’ss T Tag: Northern 16 d Casey 4.
Q CRICKET MID YEAR ASSOCIA ASSOCIATION Rd 6: West: United Wyndham 1 8-160 d Point Cook Maroon 7-159, County West 178 d Melbourne Super Blues 1 105, Victorian Strikers Geens 6-125 d United Tarneit T Lions 124, Wyndhamvale 5-192 d Western Eagles 94, United Tarneit T Tigers 1-161 d Victorian Strikers Blues 160. Fielding Shield: Strathmore Heights B29s 146 d Balmoral 9-138, La Trobe Uni 2 9-182 tied RMIT 1 7-182, RMIT 2 5-210 d Moonee Valley Black 144. Inner North West: Singh Sabha 199 d Melton Centrals 64, Northern Lions 1 314 d Moonee Valley White 9-126, Northern Lions 2 2-143 d Falcon Inc 131, Taylors T Lakes 8-266 d Gladstone Park 8-136. North West: United T Tarneit Panthers 170 d Melbourne Super Blues 2 9-161, Point Cook Gold 5-223d Werribee Centrals 119.
Q BASEBALL MWBL A: For Hill 6 d Donc 1, GMBC 4 drew Nth Balwyn 4, Heath 7 d Greens 0, Resch 9 d Ess 5, Wats 1 d Ring 0. AR: For Hill 3 drew Donc 3, GMBC 27 d Nth Balwyn 1, Heath 6 drew Greens 6, Resch 14 d Ess 1 Ring 4 d Wats 3. B: Wav 8 d Croy 1, StK 14 d Dia Ck 4, Knox 13 d Foots 3, NC Rebels 7 d PV Redbacks 6, Lat Uni 10 d Pt Melb 4, West 23 d Mon Uni 0 West 12 d PV Redbacks 0, Wav 3 d St K 0, Werr 5 d Croy 4. BR: Wav 8 d Croy 1, StK 20 d Dia Ck 2, Knox 12 d Foots 2, NC Rebels 9 d PV Redbacks 0 Lat Uni 23 d Pt Melb 0, West 18 d Mon Uni 14. A3: Wats 4 d Bund 3, Knox 8 d Heath 7, Ring 11 d For Hill 5, GMBC 5 d Nth Balwyn 4. A4: Bund 8 d Wats 3, Knox 11 d Heath 3, For Hill 15 d Ring 5, Nth Balwyn 4 drew GMBC 4. D: Donc 5 d M Majors 4, Wav 10 d Ess 7, For Hill 10 d Foots 2, NC Rebels 26 d Mon Uni 1, StK 5 d Wh Hill 4. DR: Donc 10 drew M Majors 10, Ess 15 d For Hill 1, Glen Iris 16 d Foots 0, Wh Hill 17 d Greens 16 Wav 25 d Mon Uni 5, Nth Lions 7 d StK 3. EL: Croy 7 d Wats 6, For Hill 9 d Ring 1, Lat Uni 12 d Knox 3, NC Rebels 17 d Melb Uni 12. EE: Wats 12 d Croy 10, Ring 23 d For Hill 2, West 12 d Heath 4, Knox 10 d Lat Uni 7, Nth Balwyn 9 d Melb Uni G 6, NC Rebels 17 d Melb Uni B 1. U17 Div 1: Knox 5 d For Hill N 1, GMBC/ Resch 18 d Nth Balwyn S 0, Wav 8 d Wats 1. U17 Div 2: Heath 4 d Croy 3, Werr 8 drew West/Donc 8, NC Rebels/Ess 10 d Nth Balwyn H 4. DV U15: Ess B 12 d Donc/West 5, Dia Ck 14 d Ess J 10, Sun 6 d NC Rebels 5, GMBC/Wats 13 d Werr 2. RD U15: For Hill 13 d Croy 5, Knox 13 d Heath/For Hill 8/ Nth Balwyn H 18 d NB/CGS/W 5 Wav 15 d Ring 9. DV U13: Ess B 12 d Resch/PV Red 5, GMBC/Wats 7 d Werr 5. RD U13: Knox 6 d Heath 5, Port Melb 8 d CGS W 6, Nth Balwyn S 13 d Ring 9, Nth Balwyn Y 11 d Nth Balwyn H 2. Rookie Ball: Ring 9 d Wav 0, Croy 12 d Heath 3.
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‘Travelling Tigers’ have an eye on the finals Tigers deliver at last
“YOUR FOOTBALL CLUB”
By Lance Lance Jenkinson Jenkinson By A promising start has Werribee Tigers fans
Werribee coachappearance John Lamont dreamingTigers of a finals in the Victorian Football leading League into this Sunday’s season. was apprehensive Ten games in, the are a against game clear historic final game ofTigers the season inside the top eight, but their form has Sandringham. been streaky. ItThey waslost a dead game for the Tigers theirrubber first two games, won their with VFL finals out of the equation, but next six and lost their past two, so the form By Lance Jenkinson still hard itline wasis also billedtoasjudge. one of the biggest With a tough road ahead, canlast Werribee Werribee Tigers coach John Lamont days in the club’s history – the game hang on to its spot in the top eight was apprehensive leading into Sunday’s at the Watton Street ground in its current and bring some September joy toagainst their historic final game of the season format before it is transformed into a supporters? Sandringham. state-of-the-art serveforcoming It was a dead venue rubbertogame the Tigers generations. Story sofinals far inout2017 the but with VFL of thefor equation, Tigers: itWerribee was also billed as one of the–biggest Throughout a tough season one that Travelling days inwith theTigers club’s history – the last game began the expectation of finals before Werribee Tigers haveground been ainroadshow in at the Watton Street its current petering out to an 11th-place finish as the Victorian League this format before Football it is transformed intoseason. a injuries slumps wreaked havoc – Underand theform nickname Tigers’, state-of-the-art venue to‘Travelling serve coming Lamont for the Werribeemaintained has playedthe 10 players games had at away generations. grounds, Throughout a their tough season – one that most partwhile played withAvalon spirit Airport and thatOval morale home base is upgraded to aofstate-of-the-art began withhigh. the expectation finals before remained VFL venue. petering out to an 11th-place finish as Even Lamont was wincing when he The Tigers have accepted the short-term injuries and form slumps wreaked havoc – checked the AFL results from Saturday, pain for maintained the benefitsthe that will come in the Lamont players had for the seeing Melbourne and spirit Richmond, both future. most part played with and that morale There notbut been onetonegative remained high. sides withhas little pride play for, on the comment about the travel situation Even Lamont was wincing when heto end of 100-plus point losses. publicly come outresults of the from mouths of Tigers checked the AFL Lamont wondered what the Saturday, mindset of players, coaches or officials. seeing Melbourne and Richmond, both hisAtplayers would bepride whento heplay arrived atbethe 6-4, travel does not seem sides with the little but for,toon Avalon Airport Oval on Sunday morning, having a detrimental effect on the Tigers, end of 100-plus point losses. but whether itwere takes its quarters tollthe towards Lamont wondered what mindset ofend knowing they four awaythefrom of the remains tocampaign. be his players be when heseen. arrived at the endseason of awould long, tough Avalon Airport Oval on Sunday morning, To Lamont’s delight, his players were up Split in alignment knowing they were four quarters away from for the challenge, aWerribee 20-pointand win The decision was made the end of a long, claiming tough by campaign. over Sandringham. North Melbourne to go his their separate To finals-bound Lamont’s delight, players wereways up with the announcement coming just two for the challenge, claiming ahas 20-point win “The morale of the group been weeks into season. over finals-bound Sandringham. terrific, eventhe though we have had a lot of Frommorale 2018, Werribee willhas fieldbeen “The of the group injuries and lost a lot of have games of afooty,” he standalone in the while terrific, evenside though weVFL, had aNorth lot of said. Melbourne itsofown teamofinfooty,” the state injuries andwill lostget a lot games he “The competition. blokes were really keen to finish the league said. Instead of creating a wedge between “The blokes were really keen topavilion finish the the year strongly and sending off the players, they banded together and vowed year strongly and sending off the pavilion was one little part of it but the big part of to thelittle lastpart season memorable one.of was one itabut part itmake was finishing theofyear off the on abig positive The finishing Tigers reeled off six it was the year off consecutive on a positivewins note.” following the announcement. note.”
back late – only this time the Tigers fell short by six points and they tumbled down to eighth on the ladder as a result. If Werribee can get back to its winning form against Coburg Lions this Saturday at Piranha Park, the recent losses can be put down to a form dip, but if they lose it will officially be in a slump.
Werribee produced what it had yearned for most of the season – a consistent four-quarter performance. The Tigers answered numerous challenges from the Zebras, leading at every change and claiming a seventh win for the season. Players corner Key forward Josh Porter and midfielder Matt Hanson continues to remind AFL recruiters of his potential. produced what best it haduntil yearned JoeWerribee Maishman saved their last. Hanson, who featured in the Victorian for“They most probably of the season – a consistent had their best games of state team, has been the pick of the four-quarter performance. theThe year,” Lamont said. “They were real Werribee-aligned players with his efficient Tigers answered numerous challenges stand-outs for us,leading those two boys.”change ball use and tackling pressure. from the Zebras, at every Porter was atheseventh focal point forthe Werribee’s Seldom is there a contested ball situation and claiming win for season. without Hanson somewhere in the vicinity. Key forward Joshtwo Porter attack. He kicked goalsand andmidfielder was the Rebounding defender Ryley Barrack has Joe Maishman saved their and bestgoal. until last. conduit between midfield also worked hard two ways, both in the “They probably had their best games of Maishman’s explosiveness through the one-on-one contests and with his drive out the year,” Lamont said. “They were real middle of the hadtwo theboys.” eyes of the of defensive 50. stand-outs forground us, those forwards lighting up. point for Werribee’s Captain Michael Sodomaco was playing Porter was the focal some fine football in defence before injury attack. kicked two goalsfound and was Ryan He Clarke consistently the the ball struck and cost him a spot in the state conduit between midfield goal.of the and played his way into theand minds game with the Big V. Maishman’s explosiveness through the North Melbourne selectors for the AFL Of the North Melbourne contingent, middle of the ground had the eyes of the finals. Robin Nahas big name players Andrew Swallow, Majak forwards lighting up.was dangerous around goal withClarke threeconsistently majors, while young Daw and Lindsay Thomas have featured Ryan found thekey ball prominently in certain games, but a number and played his way into the minds forward Ben McKay jagged two. of the of youngsters have stood out, including North Melbourne selectors for the AFL It ended on a positive note, but the 2016 lightly framed key forward Nick Larkey. finals. Robin Nahas was dangerous around season will be remembered as one that was Larkey is Werribee’s leading goalkicker goal with three majors, while young key unfulfilled forMcKay Werribee. with 21 goals. forward Ben jagged two. “The whole year has slipped bythe and we for Werribee Tigers since debuting in round nine. Having dominant ruckman Braydon Rookie Dom Brew has impressed in It ended on a positive note, but themidfield 2016 Preuss, who could be a starting ruckman in (Jessica Ward Photograph) season will be remembered as one that was haven’t gotten to where we wanted to go,” most AFL sides, in the team has benefited unfulfilled for Werribee. Lamont said. Best by half-time, then put the foot down to lead Werribee greatly. “Thewin whole year has slipped by and we Meanwhile, there is nowerest for Lamont by eight at the final change. They returned Werribee’s tripto towhere Wangaratta looked haven’t gotten wanted to like go,”it and the support staff, with planning already from ‘the Wang’ with an 11-point win and a Road ahead was going to turn into a disaster. Lamont said. under forwent next into season. The season highlight. The way Tigers game full will Eight games left means eight more road Meanwhile, there is nothe rest forTigers Lamont of confidence after wins over with trips and that’s just in the home-and-away and the support with planning already play all games onstaff, thesolid road in 2017, the Essendon and Casey Demons, but the rounds. Mid-season lull under way for season. Tigers will club looking tonext secure nine The “home” venues air had certainly out of tyres bythe The six-game win streak was fun while it If the Tigers are to reach the finals, they play all games ongone the road in the 2017, with away from Watton Street. quarter-time when theynine stared a 41-point will have earned it with games against top lasted for Werribee, but reality has set in club looking to secure “home” venues They arethe in face. talksStreet. to stage games at deficit in three clubs Box Hill Hawks, Port Melbourne over the past two weeks in consecutive away from Watton Hoppers Crossing, and Whileare the arestage prone to perhaps slow and Williamstown still to come. losses to bogey side Footscray, who They inTigers talks Torquay to games at starts, quality about this team is their Of Werribee’s last eight games, only they have lost twice to this season, and Hoppers Crossing, Torquay and perhaps even anone AFL curtain-raiser at Etihad willingness to fight out a game, no matter two will be against sides currently sitting Sandringham, who had not registered a win even an AFL curtain-raiser at Etihad Stadium, plus Arden Street will be a what the plus situation. outside the top eight, which heightens the since May 14. Stadium, Arden Street will be a logical venue given thegame, Tigers’ ties to North Werribee Tigers forward Josh Porter – one of the day’simportance stars – celebrates a goal in front of thegame old This venue was one such when Tigers Werribee of Saturday’s The Sandringham Sunday a day’s stars – celebrates logical given the Tigers’ tiesthe to North Tigers forwardloss Joshon Porter – onehad of the a goal inmust-win front of the old Melbourne. grandstand at Chirnside Park. (Luke Hemer) closed the gap to a manageable 18 points away to one-win Coburg. familiar look to it, trailPark. big early and fight Melbourne. grandstand at Chirnside (Luke Hemer)
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SPORT Buzz returning to Werribee City a 3-2 loss to Hume United at Laura Douglas Reserve on Saturday. Daniel Sweeney and Fab Albuquerque scored in the second half for the Reds, but it was not enough. While the state league divisions have a mid-season break for a catch-up round, the Reds will have two weeks to stew on the result before facing Diamond Valley United at Grange Reserve on July 15. In state league 4, Truganina Hornets were pipped 1-0 by Balmoral away at Balmoral Park. The Hornets go into the break sitting third-last with just 12 points. In women’s state league 3, Point Cook remains four points clear at the top after a 2-1 win over Altona Magic at Paisley Park. Both of the Jets goals, scored by Mya Moran and Sophie Plessa, came in the first half.
Football continues to rely on the work and time of countless volunteers. While the back page headlines are about multi-million dollar contracts for players and the incredible revenue generated by the game, there are numerous groups at elite clubs doing invaluable work for the love of the club. One such group is the Western Bulldogs Heritage Committee, which is revitalising the cabinets in the Bulldogs Museum at Whitten Oval. The club, past players and player sponsors have all made financial contributions, but as always more is needed. The Bulldogs have a rich history, but not a rich bank balance for such work. If you would like to become a sponsor, contact Sharlaine Cairns charlieceditorial@bigpond.com.
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Lance Jenkinson Bradley Murray found the back of the net for Werribee City for the first time this season.
Altona’s Shae-Lee Murphy is well known in football circles in the west as a very talented female player for Drysdale. She is on the Geelong VFLW list, has represented Bayside College in under-age Victorian championships and has been chosen to be part of a 30-strong squad going to San Diego to take part in the US nationals in October. This is a great opportunity, but one that comes with a big financial commitment. The Drysdale club is organising a fundraiser for later this month, with one of her former Bayside College teachers, Bill Bond, hoping to organise donations of goods for the auction and raffle. To help, contact Bill at wbdsport@hotmail.com
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Patience proves a virtue By Lance Jenkinson Point Cook waited patiently for its time to strike in a 2-0 win over Melton Phoenix in the Football Federation Victoria men’s state league 4 at Saltwater Reserve on Saturday. The Jets knew their low-ranked opponents would sit men behind the ball and make it difficult for them to score, so it was imperative that they used the full width of the field with their play, stretched the defence as wide as possible and just waited for an opening. It eventually came, but only after one of the Jets best team goals of the season, finished off by Jonathan Dunn. “Our first goal was 13 passes,” Jets coach Craig Filer said. “From our goalkeeper to the back of the net, the ball never left the floor. “We said to the guys before the game, we have to be patient today, we’re going to have to be controlled in what we do. “They were fighting for their lives, they put men behind the ball and made life difficult for us, so it took us time to break them down, but we eventually did late in the first half.” Melton, the bottom team on the ladder, has been prone to the odd big loss this season. But the Phoenix refused to crumble and stuck to their task for the full 90 minutes. Point Cook would find an insurance goal in the second half through substitute Kyle Caruana. Caruana was a victim of Filer’s decision to shake up the starting line-up, but his work off the substitute’s bench was a message to his coach that he wants to be reinstated. “He probably won’t like me saying this, but he’s becoming a bit of a super sub for us,” Filer said. “I just felt we needed to change things up a bit today and I know with Kyle, you bring him on with fresh legs and he causes havoc. “He was disappointed before the game, he spoke to me and I gave him my views, and I said when you get your opportunity, go on and take it, and he did.” Point Cook enjoyed a clean sheet for the first time in six games. It was only the Jets’ fourth of the season. Goalkeeper Daniel Dubovsky was outstanding for the Jets, while defenders Michael Nguyen, Mark Saric, Jamie Magro and Sam Williams-Green handled everything that came their way. Saric, a new recruit two weeks ago, has added steel to the Jets’ last line.
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Congratulations to Caroline Springs Football Club on nailing its first ever WRFL division 1 win last Saturday by downing Wyndhamvale Falcons. It has been a dramatic year at the club, including the sacking of the senior coach a few weeks back when a debut win looked a long way off. I was critical of the club at the time and stand by that, but credit where credit is due. Whether this win is enough to stave off relegation remains to be seen in the next seven weeks. Enjoy the win Lakers – you deserve it.
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Will we see Adam Cooney in the Spotswood jumper before the end of the season? That was the question everyone was asking after the former Brownlow medallist was cleared to play at McLean Reserve for the rest of the season. Adam is building his media career and that remains his top priority, but if he can have a run with the Woodsmen, why not? After the drubbing the Woodsmen received from reigning premier Deer Park last week, they could certainly use him. Kevin Hillier
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Point Cook players celebrate the exquisite go-ahead goal in the first half on Saturday. (Shawn Smits)
“He looks as if he’s been there all season,” Filer said. Point Cook remains second on the ladder, two points back from Sebastopol Vikings. Instead of contemplating what could be for the
Jets this season, Filer is preferring to focus on the here and now, which is a local derby against Truganina Hornets in a fortnight. “I’ve learnt from last year, you don’t get too carried away with things,” Filer said.
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Manor Lakes’ finds its depth the best form of attack Manor Lakes has revelled in its unpredictability during the inaugural Western Region and Essendon District Women’s Football League season. The premiership-contending Storm has so many weapons for first-year coach Nathan Smithwick to use. Consider this, three separate Storm players – Kellee McIntosh, Yana Frontczak and Lindsay Newton – have each kicked 10 goals in a single game. Who do you assign your best defender to if you are the opposition coach? “I’ve been in football for 20 years and never heard of three girls from the one team kicking a bag of 10 goals each in a season,” Smithwick said. “I’ve spoken to a few of my mates and a couple of my coaches and they’ve said they’ve never heard of it either.” It’s the way that Manor Lakes likes it. The Storm do not want to be over-reliant on one or two individual players. Smithwick constructs his team around changeability and his players have bought in. “One of the things I say to the girls is that
you play as a team and you win as a team,” Smithwick said. “I could easily sit Kellee at full forward every game and let her kick all the goals, but we have these other players that have the ability to hurt teams as well and that’s our biggest strength. “We’re able to roll 10 girls through the forward line and be pretty comfortable that they’re going to … kick some goals.” It has been a groundbreaking season for Manor Lakes on the milestone front. The Storms’ two longest-serving players, McIntosh and Cara Dunshea, brought up their 50th games for the club recently. McIntosh, a member of the team’s leadership group and leading goalkicker with 38 goals, and Dunshea, the captain, are the heart and soul players of the team. “They are the first women at our club to play 50 games,” Smithwick said. “It’s massive to play 50 games at a club. “It shows they haven’t just given it a crack for a season, they’ve stuck around and keep coming back and learning and showing that women’s football is a big deal.”
Dunshea has enjoyed a phenomenal season for Manor Lakes. The skipper’s courage and resilience continues to shine like a beacon. “She’s very inspirational,” Smithwick said. “She’d do anything for the team. “She does all the tough things, she’s very courageous in a kamikaze-type role I guess.” Dunshea is not alone in doing the rough stuff. You only have to look at Storm’s injury list to see the unwavering attack on the contest from the collective. “We’ve had some crazy injuries this year,” Smithwick said. “Our full-back (Mel Gheller) fractured her vertebrae in six places, the playing assistant coach (Megan Seckold) hurt her ankle and one of our midfield/forwards (Jaimi Paten) broke her ankle in the first practice match. “The list goes on.” Manor Lakes, who moved up to second after Sunday’s 46-point win over third-placed Sunbury, will travel to Roxburgh Park on Sunday. Lance Jenkinson
Warriors on the warpath By Lance Jenkinson A gruelling road ahead for Hoppers Crossing enhanced the importance of a 50-point victory over Altona Vikings in a Western Region Football League division 1 “eight-point game” at Hogans Road Reserve on Saturday. In the next five rounds, the Warriors will face arch-rivals Werribee Districts back at Hogans Road on Saturday, followed by Caroline Springs and then premiership contenders Sunshine Kangaroos, Deer Park and Spotswood. It was a must for the Warriors to enter that tough block of matches with confidence stemming from a win. The Warriors came out with all guns blazing in a seven-goal-to-one opening term and never looked back. Warriors coach Steve Kretiuk was fully aware of the victory’s significance. “Both teams were playing for a lot – they were playing for a spot in the five – and we were trying to consolidate our spot on the ladder,” he said. “It was up for grabs, so we really made an emphasis on getting off to a good start and we certainly did that. “I thought our first quarter was really good. They sort of wrestled their way back into the game and out-scored us in the second quarter, but we got away again in the second half.” The Warriors have found their offensive groove in the past month, on Saturday posting 100-plus points for a third time in four weeks. They had nine individual goalkickers, including four to Jordan Staley and two each to Jordan Mead, Nathan Williams and Adam Poland. Staley, a key forward aligned with Footscray in the VFL, was the game breaker. Braden Ferrari, the second tall forward target, was similarly influential, even if he finished with just one goal to his name, while Jordan Cook was electrifying with his speed. “We’re starting to get cleaner footy coming forward,” Kretiuk said. “We’ve restructured our forward line in certain stages of the game to help our forwards and better utilise what we’ve got down there. “If we can keep manipulating the forward line and everyone is playing their role, it’s going to be very hard for opposition teams to match up on.” A focus for Hoppers Crossing on Saturday was redemption of the defenders. The Warriors’ back six players copped some heat from Kretiuk during the week for their dismal performance in the round prior against St Albans – and they responded. “St Albans scored from 83 per cent of their entries inside 50 last week, which is something we were pretty much embarrassed about,” 68 WYNDHAM STAR WEEKLY \ JULY 5, 2017
Matthew Young celebrates after kicking a goal for Hoppers Crossing on Saturday. (Shawn Smits)
Kretiuk said. “We put a real emphasis on our defence negating their [Vikings] inside 50 entries. Our midfield did put some real good pressure on, which allowed our guys like [Jackson] Viola, [Daniel] Nielsen and [Daniel] Riosa to cut off some entries for them and get us going back the other way.” The word redemption might have to be rolled out again in the Hoppers Crossing club rooms
this Saturday. Fresh in their minds going into a derby with Werribee Districts is their round three loss when they performed well below expectation. “We were disappointing against Werribee last time,” Kretiuk said. “We need to make sure we come with our game face on because they’re in some good form and sitting fourth on the ladder now.”
Yana Frontczak is one of three Manor Lakes players with a bag of 10 goals this season. (Shawn Smits)
Tigers start fast, win big Werribee Districts burst out of the blocks in a 54-point win over St Albans at Kings Park Reserve in the Western Region Football League division 1 on Saturday. The Tigers set up their big victory with a first-quarter blitz, piling on seven goals to nil to lead by 44 at quarter-time and leave the Saints shell-shocked. St Albans had some joy with four goals to one in the second quarter, but could only manage one goal thereafter as the Tigers put the clamps on its scoring. Andrew Panayi was at his sneaky best for Werribee Districts with four goals. Chris Molivas, Jarryn McCormack and Bailey Siwek were the other Tigers to stand out. Hoppers Crossing also won on Saturday, setting up a mouth-watering Wyndham derby with Werribee Districts at Hogans Road Reserve this Saturday. Wyndhamvale fans must be starting to get concerned about their side’s top-flight status. The Falcons have tumbled to bottom spot in the standings after losing to the previously winless Caroline Springs by 45 points at Town Centre Oval on Saturday. Led by Tyler Tessari, Luke Klein-Breteler and Bol Kolang, the Falcons closed to within nine points at three-quarter time, but fell away in the fourth Wyndhamvale will host Sunshine Kangaroos in a tough game at Wyndhamvale South Oval on Saturday. In division 2, Manor Lakes was made to work for its 15-point win by an improving West Footscray at Shorten Reserve. The Storm set up its win with a five-goal-to-two third quarter. The Storm will entertain fourth-placed Albanvale at Howqua Reserve on Saturday. In division 3, Wyndham Suns survived a scare to beat Sunshine Heights by five points at Goddard Street Reserve. Dean Cachia was the focal point for the Suns with four goals. Tarneit out-classed Laverton by 58 points at Wootten Road Reserve. Todd Lawrie kicked four goals in a best-afield display for the Titans. Sanctuary Lakes went down by 28 points to fellow struggler Braybrook at Featherbrook Reserve. Lance Jenkinson
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Unwelcome wake-up call for dominant Werribee side Everybody hurts, sometimes. Werribee coach Les McAlinden reckons it might not be a bad thing for his team to experience a bit of pain in the Hockey Victoria women’s Vic League 2. The Tigers saw their unblemished record fall on Saturday, losing for the first time in 10 matches to Monash University 1-0 on the road at the Monash Hockey Pavilion. “I asked the girls when they were listening to them singing the song, how do you feel?” McAlinden said. “I said, it’s good you’re feeling bad at the moment, because it’s a feeling that we don’t want to have again. “I want to make sure they feel that pain now and not in the finals. “It’s going to make us hungrier now, not to just go into the rest of the season thinking this is easy.” It would have been easy for Werribee players to get slightly ahead of themselves. The Tigers went into the top of the ladder clash
with Monash holding a 9-0 record and a goal difference of plus-50. Their attack was top ranked with 56 goals and their defence had only conceded four before Saturday. It was just one of those weeks for Werribee. The Tigers lost striker Sue Jones to a broken nose during the week. On game day, an accident on the West Gate Freeway meant a number of players almost missed the start of the game. “We were all saying, ‘where’s all the girls’, and we rang them and they said they were stuck in traffic,” McAlinden said. “The preparation just wasn’t good for us. “We were too stressed, they rushed to get to the ground and just ran on. The emotion was still going and they weren’t settled.” Monash got its winner through Emma Lightbody late in the second half. It took a short corner special for Monash to break through the defences of Tigers’ goalkeeper Rachel Catania, who was dominant.
“She’s having an outstanding year,” McAlinden said. Holly Stewart was Werribee’s most dominant player and was praised for her leadership on a tough day. Werribee remains in first place on goal difference. The Tigers will host ECHO at the Werribee Hockey Centre on Saturday. In men’s Vic League 2, Werribee leapt up two spots to sixth and back into the finals race with a 1-0 win over Bayside at Brighton Secondary College. Peter Nalder scored the decisive goal for the Tigers in the first half. Werribee will meet Knox on neutral territory at the State Netball and Hockey Centre in a Saturday twilight game. Lance Jenkinson Holly Stewart storms down the field for Werribee. (Shawn Smits)
Devils filling a big hole By Lance Jenkinson Werribee Devils are still adjusting to life without star import Sumar Leslie in Big V basketball women’s division 1. Leslie was not only one of the most dominant players on the team, averaging 18 points, 5.5 rebounds and 2.5 assists per game, but she was also a key on-court leader. Leslie’s season came to a premature end when she broke an elbow in three places, leaving the Devils to fight out the rest of the season without her. Devils assistant coach Tim Devlin said Leslie’s departure left a big hole. “It’s been a big transitional phase,” he said. “We’ve got players taking different roles, players getting more attention than they were at the time, so it just takes a bit of getting used to.” Werribee, third on the ladder with a 10-6 record, has no other option but to find a way without Leslie. The Devils have a chance to reach the play-offs and go deep, but they need to find a way out of a post-Leslie slump. A split of games in a doubleheader last weekend was the first sign Werribee is beginning to find a way. The Devils broke a two-game losing skid with an 82-77 win over Casey Cavaliers at Eagle Stadium on Saturday night. The Devils had to rise at 8am the next day for a noon tip-off against Latrobe City Energy in Traralgon. They lost 66-64, but produced a performance that suggests they are working towards their best basketball. “There was a lot more positives this week than we’ve had in the last couple,” Devlin said. “To turn it around and get a win, and back it up against a fresh team that hadn’t played the night before and control it for 35 minutes – we lost it in the last five minutes – there was a lot of positive signs for us going forward. “We didn’t get the result that we wanted … but the weekend overall was positive.” Werribee still has star components in the team in Rohanee Cox and Jessy Price. Cox, a one-time WNBL most valuable player and Australian Olympian, is averaging a big double-double of 21 points and 11.8 rebounds, while Price is providing an average of 15.3 points, 5.2 rebounds and 4 assists. “They’re a great one-two combo, one of the best in the league,” Devlin said. The key for Werribee is finding another outlet behind the Cox-Price duo. A player of Leslie’s quality cannot be fully replaced, but there is an opportunity for another player to step up on the offensive end and take more shots while the team collectively ups the ante on defence. “Players need to step up and play in different roles,” Devlin said.
Werribee Devils centre Nicole Greene and Casey Cavalier Rebecca Magdich dispute possession during Saturday night’s game. (Shawn Smits)
“More responsibility leads to more opportunities.” Werribee will host fifth-placed Mildura Heat in a big game at Eagle Stadium on Saturday from 8.30pm. The Devils will wear pink kit to raise awareness for early breast cancer detection and to show support for sufferers. “It will be a huge night,” Devlin said. Meanwhile, Werribee Devils’ men endured
a tough weekend in the state championship division. The Devils came up short on both occasions in their weekend doubleheader, losing 83-72 away to McKinnon Cougars on Saturday night then going down 79-75 to Casey Cavaliers on Sunday. Werribee (9-9) is sixth on the ladder ahead of a trip to Eltham Wildcats (12-4) on Saturday night.
Grammarians looking good for finals push Westbourne Grammarians are putting forward a good case to be considered the best-of-the-rest in the Victorian Amateur Football Association division 3. Undefeated ladder leader UHS-VU and second-placed Power House are the clear premiership front runners. They’ve opened up a five-game break on the rest of the competition and will not be caught in the home-and-away rounds. From there, you can just about throw a blanket over seven teams from third to ninth, separated by just two games. The Warriors are looking good in third spot on the ladder after Saturday’s 50-point crushing of South Melbourne Districts at Lindsay Hassett Oval, led by five goals from Charles Hunter and a best-on-ground showing from Michael Culliver. It marked a second straight win for the Warriors, so they are the in-form team of that bunch. But both wins came against the bottom two sides, so there will be sterner challenges ahead, starting with an away trip to La Trobe University on July 15. At least Westbourne’s destiny is in its own hands with seven games remaining. Point Cook is at the other end of that pack of finals-hunting teams in ninth. The Bulldogs had a 59-point loss to UHS-VU at Brens Oval on Saturday. Thankfully for the Dogs, that is the last time they will meet the premiership favourite in the run home. Point Cook will square off with Richmond Centrals in a meeting of mid-table sides at Saltwater Reserve on July 15. In the Geelong and District Football League Smiths Holden Cup, Werribee Centrals have been awarded four points despite their twilight clash with Anakie being called off because of lighting failure at Galvin Park on Saturday. The Centurions were leading by 12 points midway through the third quarter when play had to be stopped after the lights went out. In the event of play being abandoned, the leading team is awarded the points if the half-time break has been reached. Through its social media channels, Werribee Centrals informed members that it will be “investigating the problem” that led to the outage. Lance Jenkinson 69 WYNDHAM STAR WEEKLY \ JULY 5, 2017
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Accent Sport
• 1.6L motor • Alloy wheels • Cruise control • Smart phone connectivity to Sat Nav, SMS & music • Plus so much more
From
15,990
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minimum + trade-in
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WAS $33,058
Veloster
• 1.6L motor • Alloy wheels, • Cruise control • Rear camera • Smart phone connectivity to Sat Nav, SMS & music • Plus so much more
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1300 289 430
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MY18 Tucs Tucson son Active
• 2.0Ltr motor • Alloy wheels • Rear camera • Cruise control • LED running lights • Smart phone connectivity to Sat Nav, SMS & music • Plus so much more
WAS $32,610
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27,990
$
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WAS $46,358
Santa Fe ActiveX 7 Seater
• 3.3 V6 motor • Rear camera • Leather and heated seats • Smart phone connectivity to Sat Nav, SMS & music • Plus so much more
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WAS $51,390
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• Turbo Diesel • Alloy wheels • Rear Camera • Cruise control • Smart phone connectivity to Sat Nav, SMS & music
$
39,990 DRIVE AWAY
SAVINGS OVER $11,000
• 2.0L motor • Alloy wheels • Rear Camera • Cruise control • LED running lights • Smart phone connectivity to Sat Nav, SMS & music • Plus so much more
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Retail offer ends 31 July 2017, or while stocks last. Offers available on new and demonstrator vehicles only and for private buyers only. Vehicles must be purchased and delivered between 1 July and 31 July 2017. Premium Paint at additional cost. Kia reserves the right to change, supersede or extend these offers. A. Recommended drive away price for Cerato S hatch and sedan with automatic only. B. Factory bonus will be deducted by Kia dealers from the recommended retail price of the vehicle. C. Extra value based on inclusion of woodlook steering wheel, leather appointed seats and 18” alloy wheels. Leather appointed seats may comprise of genuine leather, polyurethane and other man-made materials or a combination thereof. D. Recommended drive away price for MY18 Picanto with automatic only. E. Finance to approved applicants on a secured fixed rate loan for all new and demonstrator MY18 Picanto automatic models. $47 per week repayment is based on a $15,690 drive away price over a 60 month term with a 20% deposit and 15% balloon payment, 3.7% p.a. comparison rate and 2.7% p.a. interest rate. F. Comparison rate of 3.7% p.a. is based on a 5 year secured consumer fixed rate loan of $30,000. WARNING: This comparison rate is true only for the examples given and may not include all fees and charges. Different terms, fees or other loan amounts might result in different comparison rate. Credit Criteria, fees, charges and terms and conditions apply. Terms and conditions available upon request. Finance applications must be approved and settled by the 31 July 2017. Auto Finance provided by St.George Bank – A Division of Westpac Banking Corporation ABN 33 007 457 141 AFSL and Australian Credit Licence 233714. Subject to suitability. G. Recommended drive away price for MY17 Rio S with automatic only. H. Finance to approved applicants on a secured fixed rate loan for all new and demonstrator MY17 Rio automatic models. $57 per week repayment is based on a $17,490 drive away price over a 60 month term with a 20% deposit and 6% balloon payment, 3.7% p.a. comparison rate and 2.7% p.a. interest rate. Kia’s Capped Price Servicing: Maximum payable for specified number of manufacturer’s standard scheduled maintenance services up to 7 years or 105,000kms, whichever occurs first. Complimentary Roadside Assistance for the first year. Renewed yearly by completing scheduled maintenance services at Kia Dealerships (up to maximum 7 years). Terms and conditions for Warranty, Capped Price Servicing and Roadside Assistance can be found at www.kia.com.au. Apple CarPlay™ connectivity requires compatible iOS device. See apple.com. au for more details. Android Auto™ connectivity requires compatible Android device. See android.com/intl/en_au/ for more details. Apple CarPlay™ and iPhone® are registered trademarks of Apple Inc. Android Auto is a registered trademark of Google Inc Pics for illustrative purposes only. WK 5.07.17 ST 73 WYNDHAM STAR WEEKLY \ JULY 5, 2017
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