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Schools violence shock Violent assaults by students, weapons being brought into playgrounds and the threatening of staff are being reported by Wyndham schools. A Freedom of Information request submitted by Star Weekly to the Department of Education and Training has revealed there were 47 incidents involving weapons recorded at primary and secondary schools in the Wyndham area between January last year and May this year. The information obtained by Star Weekly did not identify individual students or schools where the incidents occurred, nor how many school were involved. In April, a student had their fingers slashed with a knife, after being attacked by a group of students. The victim was punched and kicked. Counselling was provided to students who witnessed the incident. In another disturbing event, a student brought a “homemade firearm” to school and said they would like to use the weapon to “kill” a number of students and staff. A teachers’ aide removed the firearm from the student, who was concealing it in their clothing. At another school, students were evacuated from a building after one of their peers became physically aggressive. During a 45-minute rampage, the student threw furniture, broke a glass door, trashed two other classrooms and punched the school’s assistant principal in the head twice. Other cases included: • A student needing first-aid after another student strangled them with a piece of string.
• A student holding a lighter up to another child’s face and attempting to put them on fire. • A youngster threatening staff at their school twice on the same day, first with a wooden stake and secondly with a metal stake. • Several cases of students being found to be carrying weapons, such as knives. Wyndham Acting Inspector Peter Bitton said police had not “seen any marked increase in reporting” of weapons incidents at schools in recent months.
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“Naturally many of these reports are probably handled in-house by the school,” he said. “If we are notified we will certainly conduct an investigation … in many incidents, this will lead to charges or a significant fine as it is illegal to carry knives in a public place without a lawful excuse.” Western suburbs youth worker Les Twentyman said the issue of young people carrying weapons was “really massive”. “A lot of kids are carrying weapons because they are scared and think they must carry weapons because everyone else is carrying,” he said. The Australian Education Union’s Victorian Branch President, Meredith Peace, said that violence was “unacceptable in any workplace, including schools, where student and staff safety is of utmost importance.”
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Population outstrips city growth By Charlene Macaulay A Victorian Auditor General’s report has revealed what’s already common knowledge among Wyndham locals – that infrastructure is not keeping pace with population growth. The planning for population growth report found that in Victoria’s greenfield areas – that is, developing parts of growth areas – infrastructure and services of all types were limited and lagged behind population settlement. State government forecasts predict that the
state’s population will grow from 6.1 million to 7.7 million by 2031, with 42 per cent of the projected population growth expected to occur in Wyndham, Melton, Hume, Whittlesea, Cardinia, Casey and Mitchell. Among its recommendations, the Auditor General called on the Victorian Planning Authority to prepare a strategy that matched community facilities with estate and land releases. Wyndham mayor Henry Barlow said the council supported the strategy. “This will make it easier to bridge the
gap between infrastructure delivery and population growth and allow council and the state government to better meet the needs of residents in growth areas,” he said. The government has accepted all recommendations made by the Auditor General. State Planning Minister Richard Wynne said: “we’ve wasted no time making landmark changes to Melbourne’s blueprint for growth, plugging the gaps ignored by the Liberals. “The former government left the rollout of essential services for outer growth areas in
disarray. We’re fixing their mess – building the schools, kinders and maternal health services new communities need.” Opposition MP Tim Smith said the report was evidence that the state government had no plan to manage the state’s population growth. “We need to ease the squeeze on Melbourne’s huge population growth,” Mr Smith said. “Daniel Andrews has no plan, no vision and no interest in decentralisation. Under Labor, we will continue to see a Melbourne that expands forever and regional Victoria being ignored.”
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House, which is located at the centre’s rear. From 10am to 1.30pm, Wyndham residents of all ages will be able to watch as people from the communities of Burma create fabric on a series of looms. Refreshments will be provided in the community garden, as male and female weavers provide an insight into their cultural heritage. The festival will include presentations on topics as diverse as keeping backyard chooks, beekeeping, paella and Maltese sweet making. WCEC chief executive Jennie Barrera said the learning festival brought people together,
with a focus on lifelong learning across the municipality. “Our vision is to create a socially inclusive community that enjoys high levels of learning and employment,” she said. The sponsors for this year’s festival include Avalon Airport, Victoria Polytechnic, west@ work, AMES Australia, Deakin University, the WynBay LLEN and the Huddle. No bookings are required for the open day and loom tour. Details: wynlearnfestival.org.au
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The state government has announced a $1.1 million grant to help vulnerable children and families in the west. Last week Werribee MP Tim Pallas announced the money for the Child FIRST initiative, which is run by Anglicare and 10 other organisations, in Wyndham, Hobsons Bay, Maribynrong, Moonee Valley and Melbourne municipalities. Anglicare’s western metro region director Claire Nyblom said the agency was “very pleased” with the new funding. Ms Nyblom said Child FIRST provided a central point for family services and also gave out information and advice to families about the wellbeing of children. Child FIRST works with families who need support with issues including challenging behaviours, family relationships, social isolation and concerns about mental health, drug and alcohol use and family violence. Ms Nyblom said that Child FIRST also assessed families that need ongoing support to refer them to “the right service in the right area”. “Obviously, if we’ve got a family in Wyndham, we will refer them to a service in Wyndham,” she said. “Our aim is to build family strength, the ability to parent children and help people build confidence in their parenting skills.” Ms Nyblom said parents could refer themselves to Child FIRST, but the service also received referrals from hospitals, maternal and child healthcare staff and child protection services. See anglicarevic.org.au or call 9890 8640 for details. Alesha Capone
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City living goes up a level By Charlene Macaulay
Artist impressions of a proposed seven-storey development in Cottrell Street, Werribee. (Moull Murray Architects)
centre structure plan allowing development up to 20 storeys high in parts of Werribee’s CBD. Despite mixed community sentiment to the high-rise developments, YPA Estate Agents Werribee director Bassam Tofaili said the height allowances around Werribee’s CBD had been a boon for property prices of late. Mr Tofaili said a 487 square metre knock-down property along Bridge Street recently went under the hammer with a $600,000 reserve and sold for $678,000. “The activity centre has been a hot area for buyers, even from the east, a lot of people are buying because you can do a multi-level development,� he said.
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Plans for another multi-million dollar, multi-storey apartment block in Werribee’s CBD have been lodged with Wyndham council. The proposed $20 million development spans 5386 square metres over seven levels and includes 74 one- and two-bedroom apartments, 79 carparking spaces and two retail premises on the ground floor, set across two blocks in Cottrell Street, a few doors down from the Racecourse Hotel. It’s too early to know if the planning application, which was lodged earlier this month, will be decided on by council officers or if the matter will go before a council meeting. Wyndham council has approved about 14 planning permits for multi-storey buildings within Werribee’s city centre in the past 18 months. To date, a $15 million, 10-storey mixed-use apartment block along Watton Street is the tallest development approved for Werribee’s city centre. This month, the council also approved plans for a seven-storey apartment block on Bridge Street. The council received at least 24 formal objections to the original proposal and a petition signed by 120 people opposing the development, which will overlook single-storey houses on McDonald Street and neighbouring streets. It’s likely future developments will reach even greater heights, with the Werribee city
The place to be, fur sure ‌ Celebrate the fur babies in your life when pampered pooches, spoiled felines and other pets are put in the spotlight at Wyndham council’s annual Pet and Animal Expo on Sunday, September 17. Pet owners can take advantage of discount microchipping and free registration, while industry experts will be on hand to offer tips. The free event, which will be held from 10am-4pm at the Wyndham Civic Centre, 45 Princes Highway, Werribee, will include an animal farm, dog obedience displays, children’s activities such as face-painting, live entertainment and food trucks. Young Lilly (pictured) is looking forward to taking her labrador, Smudge, out for the day. For more information, go to www.wyndham.vic.gov.au/ petexpo. Charlene Macaulay
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The Labor race is on for Tarneit By Charlene Macaulay At least three Labor Party members are vying to run for the seat of Tarneit following incumbent MP Telmo Languiller’s announcement that he will not seek re-election in 2018. Star Weekly understands Jasvinder Sidhu, Wyndham councillor Intaj Khan and Altona North resident Sarah Connolly will put their hands up for pre-selection when nominations open next month. Mr Languiller announced on Saturday he would not re-contest the seat of Tarneit in the November, 2018, election. He has held the seat
since 2014. Mr Languiller, who was first elected to Parliament in 1999, has also held the seats of Sunshine and Derrimut. His announcement follows his resignation as Speaker in February after controversy surrounding almost $40,000 of living allowances. Last week, western metropolitan MP Bernie Finn took Mr Languiller to task for failing to speak in Parliament on behalf of his constituents since the scandal broke. Hours after Mr Languiller’s announcement, Mr Sidhu, a university lecturer and founder of not-for-profit group Let’s Feed, sought support
from a number of Labor Party members via email. “As a local Tarneit resident, I understand the pressures that residents are facing, whether it be increased cost of living, or congestion on some of our busiest roads,” his email read. “I am incredibly passionate about the community in which I live and work … with your support, this is the energy and experience that I will take with me to the Victorian Parliament.” Mr Sidhu’s email comes more than a week after Ms Connolly, a 36-year-old mother of two who has a law degree and works in the energy industry, started her pre-selection campaign.
Cr Khan told Star Weekly he would nominate for pre-selection. “I’m not sending any emails … I’ll be speaking one-on-one to a number of members,” he said. Cr Khan will face the Werribee Magistrates’ Court next month to contest nine charges relating to the filing of register of interest returns and an alleged failure to disclose all of his business and property interests. Star Weekly understands former Wyndham councillor Glenn Goodfellow and Hoppers Crossing small business owner Dinesh Gourisetty have both put their hands up for Liberal Party pre-selection for Tarneit.
Shared learning A tutoring project is creating connections between students from Tarneit Senior College and Tarneit P-9 College. Students from the senior school last week began tutoring youngsters from the P-9 college. The initiative gives children from years 5 to 7 a taste of what they will learn in year 10, while the older students get the chance to learn about leadership. A grant from the Department of Education and Training has helped to fund the program. Nicole Gray, a P-9 liaison at Tarneit Senior College, said the main goal of the program was to ensure new year 10 students were “ready and able to conquer the rigours of senior school and VCE”. “This grant allowed us to focus on these areas to ensure that both schools were on the same page,” she said.
She said senior year levels are a “big jump” for students, even without the challenges of having to adapt to a new school, teachers and curriculum. “It is really exciting to see the young ones doing work at a year 10 level and be able to achieve it with the help of their mentor,” she said. Tarneit P-9 College assistant principal Mark Zahra said the program made the students involved feel special. “These kids work hard and it is really nice to offer even more opportunities to improve their learning,” he said.
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Police are investigating an alleged indecent assault at a Werribee shopping complex on July 27. About 3.15pm, a man attended the Heaths Road shopping centre and spoke with a 22-year-old woman in a shop, before allegedly indecently assaulting her. The offender is described as Caucasian and aged 40 to 50 years old with short greying hair.
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Wyndham police have charged a 22-year-old man in Tarneit with being a prohibited person in possession of a firearm, trafficking and possessing methylamphetamine and handling stolen goods. A 21-year-old woman was also arrested and charged with possession of a firearm and possessing cartridge ammunition. The man was remanded in custody to face court at a later date. The woman was released on bail to appear at the Werribee Magistrates’ Court at a later date.
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Daphne’s a guiding light By Charlene Macaulay A life-long Werribee woman who has dedicated more than 60 years of her life to volunteering in her community has been named Wyndham’s 2017 Citizen of the Year. Daphne Womersley has spent more than six decades as a leader with the Werribee Guides, volunteered with St John’s Ambulance for the past 47 years and been a member of the Red Cross for 35 years and is involved with the Country Women’s Association and Wyndham Ladies Auxiliary. Ms Womersley, who has lived in the same Werribee house her dad built her entire life, said she loved working with young people and dedicated all of her spare time to her causes. “I started out because my mother belonged to some of them, and I used to have to take her places, so I just carried on,” she said. “People need help … I will volunteer for as long as I possibly can while my health lets me.” Ms Womersley said she was “amazed” to be named citizen of the year and would donate the award money to Werribee Guides and Assistance Dogs Australia. Wyndham mayor Henry Barlow said Ms Womersley was an inspiration. “Daphne may be in her 80s, but this has not slowed her down or stopped her from giving her all to the community,” he said. Other winners of Wyndham’s community volunteer awards include John Campbell (Community Health and Wellbeing Award), Shirley Cameron (Culture, Arts and Tourism Award), Jeuss Polandaya (Environment and Sustainability Award), Geoff Gook (Sport and Recreation Award), Wishhasad Somawansa (Young Volunteer of the Year) and the Wyndham Anzac Project volunteers (Community Group Award).
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Station traffic load lightened New dedicated right-turn traffic lights are making it easier for drivers to access Tarneit train station. The new lights are part of a $2.92 million upgrade of Derrimut Road, which has also included widening the intersection at Leakes Road and adding a turning lane to reduce congestion and improve traffic flow. The project was jointly funded by Wyndham council and the state government. More than 40,000 vehicles travel through the intersection each day, with traffic backing up during the morning and afternoon peaks. In the past five years, there have been 20 recorded crashes at the intersection resulting in five serious injuries. Tarneit MP Telmo Languiller said the traffic lights would reduce the risk of crashes and the length of traffic queues, and improve travel times. Meanwhile, VicRoads has changed the sequencing of traffic lights along Derrimut Road between Railway Avenue and Heaths Road in Hoppers Crossing following its annual traffic light route review. VicRoads journey services director Sameem Moslih said that after getting feedback from the community about this stretch of road, VicRoads introduced changes to the sequencing that has improved traffic flow and reduced travel times, particularly in the morning peak. Charlene Macaulay
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The thrills and spills of offshore powerboat racing will make waves at Werribee South next week. The Wyndham Harbour Powerboat Championship, hosted by the Australian Offshore Powerboat Club and Wyndham Harbour Marina on the weekend of September 9 and 10, will be the second round in the Port Phillip Bay Championship. Wyndham Harbour Marina manager Darren Finkelstein said powerboat racing was an exciting sport for both competitors and spectators.
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The powerboat club’s commodore, Simon Isherwood, said that while local and interstate offshore super boats would participate in the event, there would also be classes available for everyday single-engine mono hull boats, ski boats and high-performance pleasure boats. Werribee resident Scott Smith said he was planning to take part in the competition in his Bass Strait Ocean Pro boat. Mr Smith said that earlier this year he had entered the 60 miles an hour class of the championship’s first event in Werribee South. “I didn’t really expect to win but I did – it was pretty good,” he said. Mr Smith said anyone who liked boats could get involved in the sport without needing lots of experience. Mr Smith said he brought his own boat last
Scott Smith will take part in the Wyndham Harbour Powerboat Championship. (Damjan Janevski)
year, after the father of one of his friends taught him a bit about fishing. “I would encourage anyone who has been thinking about giving it a go, to give it a crack and try your best,” Mr Smith said. The Wyndham Harbour Powerboat Championship main race will start at noon on
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I recently attended the RoadSafe Westgate Community Road Safety’s Senior Driver Expo assisted by Council. The Expo was held at Council’s Penrose Promenade Community Centre in Tarneit and was funded by VicRoads with support from Victoria Police. The purpose was to support older drivers continue driving longer and safely and I was more than happy to attend and lend my support to the expo. Participants heard how to keep up with new road laws; ensure their health is as good as it can be; getting rid of bad driving habits and keeping their cars in good condition. Participants also had a free and confidential one-on-one session with a registered driving instructor to identify any ‘short cut’ habits drivers may have adopted over years of driving. Participants also received advice from professionals such as VicRoads Roadworthy Officers about how to keep their cars roadworthy. It’s important for older drivers to keep their licences to more easily maintain family and social connections. The next Senior Drivers Expo will be held at the Melton Library in McKenzie Street in Melton on 28 October. Bookings are essential so if you or someone you know could benefit from attending, call Lynette on 9742 7534. Regards, Henry Barlow.
A Hoppers Crossing food company has been fined more than $7700 for allowing waste water from truck washing to escape to stormwater drains at its Richards Road premises. Environment Protection Authority (EPA) officers were conducting compliance inspections in the area when they discovered waste water from Pitliangas Food Group entering stormwater drains and foam in the
drains, which empty into nearby Skeleton Creek. EPA metro manager Peter Kerr said the waste water contained bleach and chemicals and posed a threat to aquatic life. Under the Environment Protection Act (1970), businesses must not wash vehicles where waste water can access stormwater pits, gutters and drains. Vehicles must be washed in purpose-built wash bays connected to sewers, or at a purpose-built car wash.
“This was the second time in one month that EPA detected water from truck washing going to the stormwater system from the premises, and the company had been given advice on how to comply with the law,” Mr Kerr said. The EPA fined Pitliangas $7773 and issued the company with a pollution abatement notice requiring it to modify its truck washing process to prevent waste water or chemicals from entering the stormwater system.
Kids thrive on taking a lead They may be young, but they can make a big difference. That’s what grade 5 and 6 pupils at Wyndham Park Primary School learnt through being part of the Kids Thrive – Kids as Catalysts program in the past two terms. Under the resilience and leadership program, pupils develop volunteering teams and work on projects to benefit their local community. Grade 6 pupils Charlotte, Loisi, Schapelle and Savannah created 25 care packs for women and kids who experience family violence, sourcing items through donations. The packs, donated to Uniting Wyndham last week, were filled with toiletries. The group also donated mobile phone chargers. School captain Loisi said it was great to see their hard work come to fruition. Schapelle added: “Kids can make a difference too.” Charlene Macaulay
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I’d like to pass on to you the actual truth of volunteer response in the area, and I’d like to state that I, too, am a volunteer firefighter and for those reasons and likelihood of reprisal, I shall withhold my actual name. The picture painted to you by Andrew Ford and Volunteer Fire Brigades Victoria, as well as [the] Werribee captain, is deliberately misleading. The claim that response data is only part of the equation is somewhat true, however it is notable that the “support” brigades alluded to in the information presented are all staffed by career firefighters of both CFA and the MFB, so it is they that are making the actual response to an incident when the mentioned volunteer brigades either are slow to respond, or fail to respond entirely, (a problem endemic to urban sprawl volunteer stations, and a key reason for the reforms) … it is noteworthy that Mr Ford and VFBV deliberately omit that fact as it would immediately invalidate their claims to the select committee. If we were to take their comments at face value and look more closely to the actual response delivered by those brigades, then the situation would be even bleaker. Frequently volunteer trucks respond with two and sometimes only one firefighter aboard, which is not only operationally unsafe, but in direct violation of CFA Standard Operating Procedures, which lay out minimum crew of three to respond – if we go further into the skills mix of those crews, then even further deficiencies would emerge, such as members who are not trained to fight structural fires and do not hold the crucial breathing apparatus
qualification. If a volunteer crew arrives to a house fire that has occupants trapped inside, and none of them possess the breathing apparatus qualification, then they will be unable to attempt to rescue those occupants until such time as qualified crew arrive. It is also notable that volunteer crews do not, and have never, received or been required to undertake a minimum skill set training equal to their staff counterparts, with the volunteer only being required to hold the minimum of basic bushfire skills, an undertaking of approximately 30 hours training, whereas our career counterparts undertake a mentally and physically demanding 800 hours of training, which they must achieve a 100 per cent pass rate on, before they are allowed to respond. I hope this information helps to highlight for you why our outdated and desperately overloaded fire services model needs reform … with Melbourne’s population rates increasing exponentially and rapidly, it is only a matter of time until our over-stretched system fails and people, either public or crews themselves, will die. Name withheld HAV A E YOUR SAY AV Star Weekly welcomes letters to the editor as well as comments and story tips on our websites and Facebook pages. Post: Corner Thomsons Road and Keilor Park Drive, Keilor Park, 3042 Email: westletters@starweekly.com.au Web: starweekly.com.au Wyndham Star Weekly @WyndhamStarWkly @star_weekly
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Sims crushed by debt, poor sales By Benjamin Millar Poor management, poor sales and spiralling debts racked up by a failed venture into North Blackburn were behind the failure of the Sims IGA Plus Liquor supermarkets in Footscray and Werribee, according to a leaked report. Investigations have also found a number of potential breaches of duties by directors William Sims, Richard Sims and David Cotter. Creditors owed more than $10 million have voted to liquidate the companies behind the failed stores.
About 160 staff still face an uncertain future as negotiations continue to sell the two operations. Liquidator Shane Cremin of Rodgers Reidy said the terms of the sales must still be ironed out before staff will learn their fate. Mr Cremin earlier this month told creditors the sales won’t even cover the debt of almost $3.8 million to first ranking creditor Metcash. Staff left chasing $1.6 million in unpaid superannuation and leave entitlements may be entitled to claim their missing leave money under the federal government’s Fair
Entitlements Guarantee, however the scheme does not cover unpaid superannuation. The Australian Tax Office is owed $860,000, the landlord of the Footscray store almost $700,000 and ANZ owed almost $450,000. A confidential report by Rodgers Reidy, seen by Star Weekly, showed a $1.9 million decline in annual sales from $18.4 million to $16.6 million at the Footscray store over the past two years, as well as a $1.6 million drop from $18.5 million to $16.9 million at Werribee. The companies also guaranteed loans to the Sims Blackburn store, which closed in February
this year, around the same time as the sudden death of company director David Cotter. Potential breaches of duties by the directors include insolvent trading, unfair preference payments, uncommercial transactions and numerous transactions between the companies and related parties. Creditors have been told the companies appear to have been trading insolvent since at least December 2016. Creditors have been warned pursuing the directors through the courts would be expensive and they may not have enough assets under their names to pay out debts.
A young rider’s tribute Werribee South equestrian competitor La’Moza will pay tribute to another young horse rider during several upcoming competitions. La’Moza, aged 10, has qualified to represent Victoria in the primary showjumping and dressage categories of the Australian Interschool Championships, to be held in Toowoomba next month. La’Moza and her Australian riding pony, Pocket Rocket, will then participate in other competitions around the country. When she rides in the events, La’Moza will wear a red jacket that previously belonged to another young equestrian, 12-year-old Billie Kinder. Billie, from New South Wales, died last year after a horse she was leading became spooked and trampled her in a paddock. Since her death, Billie’s family has started a foundation called Fly High Billie, which raises funds to train dogs for children who have post
traumatic stress disorder, autism and severe epilepsy. La’Moza said she knew Billie from interstate equestrian events where they had both competed. La’Moza will also have an image that was drawn by Billie – a rainbow – sewn into the red jacket and on to her saddle blanket. “We just want to keep it going and keep the spirit alive,” La’Moza said. La’Moza is a member of the Werribee Pony Club, which will hold a raffle to raise funds for Fly High Billie at the Ride with Elegance Werribee Pony Club Horse Trials. The trials will be held on September 23 and 24 at the Werribee Park National Equestrian Centre. Alesha Capone La’moza and Pocket Rocket will honour a friend in upcoming events. (Supplied)
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Schools cash squeeze riles MPs By Charlene Macaulay Labor MPs have slammed the federal government’s Gonski 2.0 reforms, saying Wyndham schools will be shortchanged by $19 million out of the deal in the next two years. Federal Lalor MP Joanne Ryan and state Werribee MP Tim Pallas said the government’s decision to scrap the initial Gonski funding model would cause funding uncertainty among Wyndham schools and result in huge funding losses.
Under the new model, the federal government would fund 20 per cent of the base funding amount for state schools and 80 per cent for non-government schools. Figures provided by Mr Pallas’s office show Manor Lakes P-12 College stands to lose up to $1.5 million over the next two years under the new agreement, while The Grange P-12 College will be $1.3 million worse off. Hoppers Crossing Secondary, Tarneit P-9 and Warringa Park colleges stand to lose $1.2 million. Mr Pallas said that when broken down, 29 Wyndham schools across Werribee, Tarneit
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But federal Education and Training Minister Simon Birmingham said the reforms, which will come into effect next year, included a $372 million funding boost for Wyndham schools over the next decade. “For the first time, every student will get the support they need no matter their background or where they live,” Mr Birmingham said. “Our Gonski needs-based funding plan will ensure Wyndham schools get their fair share of funding … but it also sets an expectation that the Andrews Labor government will have to properly fund our schools.”
Get down to business Wyndham small businesses will be put in the spotlight next week. The inaugural Wyndham Small Business Expo on Friday, September 8 will showcase businesses as diverse as technology, creative arts, media, food and trades. The event – organised by Chris Alleyn and Will Johnson of CW Events – will also feature a panel of business owners talking about their successes and challenges they face. The expo’s keynote speaker will be Jason Cunningham from Channel Ten show The Living Room. Mr Alleyn said the day was open to all community members, including those looking for a small business to do some work for them and people interested in starting a business. Karen Kennedy, from Bookit Bookkeeping in Point Cook, said her business would have a stall at the expo. She said many people did not realise how many small businesses were in Wyndham.
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Above left: Navaneetha and Vijai, of Wyndham Vale, celebrated the birth of Akira on August 23. Akira weighed 2.655 kilograms at birth. Above: Parents Ben and Emily, of Hoppers Crossing, welcomed the safe arrival of their daughter Scarlette on August 21. Grace weighed 4.23 kilograms at birth. Left: Grace made her entrance into the world on August 21, weighing 3.8 kilograms. Her parents, Phil and Cate, hail from Werribee.
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Deception sentence appealed By Alesha Capone A man who obtained property valued at more than $250,000 by deception has been granted leave to appeal his prison sentence. Jake Matthew Friel, pleaded guilty in the County Court last November to eight charges of obtaining property by deception, 12 charges of attempting to obtain property by deception and one charge of possessing another person’s identification information. The court heard 26-year-old Friel’s offending
was “rooted” in his use of the drug ice. Friel had obtained more than $256,158 of property by deception, mostly between November 2015 and February 2016. His crimes included using stolen identity documents to buy jewellery valued at more than $5085 from a Pacific Werribee store. He also used a false driver’s licence to open accounts and obtain two loans valued at $30,000 each, at banks in Werribee and Hoppers Crossing. Police intercepted Friel after he drove a
BMW though a red light on Palmers Road, Point Cook, and produced a driver’s licence bearing someone else’s name. In January 2016, while on bail, Friel visited Wyndham Vale bank and tried to apply for a loan using a false driver’s licence. During the next few weeks he unsuccessfully attempted to use false identities and papers to get loans from banks in Caroline Springs, Watergardens and Altona North. None of the property Friel obtained by deception has ever been recovered, apart from
a Mercedes Benz. In November 2016, Friel was sentenced to jail for each charge, with a total sentence of four years and four months’ imprisonment. He was ordered to serve a minimum of three years. This month, Friel faced the Supreme Court of Victoria, where he asked for permission to appeal his original sentence. Supreme Court Judge Pamela Tate granted him leave to appeal on the grounds that some of the sentences imposed were “manifestly excessive”.
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Werribee Shire Council would like to see several changes in the operation of the Board of Works and will make a submission on these suggested changes to the board of inquiry into the Board. The facets of the Board’s operations council would like to change include those relevant to the Board’s chairman, to its planning functions and to its lack of co-ordination between its own departments.
One of Werribee’s oldest and most historically valued buildings, the Beamish Homestead, went under the hammer on Friday for $1.27 million. A crowd of about 150 and a small media contingent waited in silence at the Synnot St property for what could have been called the municipality’s “sale of the year”.
Werribee ambulance officer Tony Pearce spoke last week about his role in the rescue of Mr Stuart Diver – the sole survivor of the Thredbo landslide. In the same week that the coroner opened the inquest into the deaths of 18 people in one of Australia’s worst natural disasters, Mr Pearce described working at the site as an “emotional rollercoaster”.
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MY WYNDHAM Brothers Tim and Mick Woollam lived here, there and everywhere as kids, but chose to settle in Wyndham. They tell Charlene Macaulay about playing footy with the Werribee Masters Football Club, their families and what they love about the area. (Marco De Luca)
What’s your connection to the Wyndham area? Tim: Our dad was in the air force, so we started off in Canberra and then moved to a couple of towns in New South Wales and were in Malaysia for three years … our first experience with Melbourne was a posting in 1987. Mick’s stayed since then. I moved off, met my wife and had kids and didn’t come to Melbourne until 2000. And now I’m in Werribee. Mick: I’m in Tarneit, I’ve been in Tarneit and Hoppers Crossing for six years now. Before that, we were in Laverton. My wife wanted to move here because the housing was cheaper than Altona. What do you each like about this area? Tim: It’s still got a feel of a smaller town, but you’ve still got all the amenities. I don’t think I’ll ever leave this area for that reason – 20 minutes out one way and you’re in the You Yangs, 20 minutes in the other way and you’re at the beach, or you’re in the busy metropolis of Melbourne. Mick: Pretty much the same thing. It’s an easy pace, although not so easy any more. Tell me about your families. Mick: I’m married with three kids, I’ve got Joshua (10), Stephanie (9), and Jessica (2). I met my wife, Jenni through, a blind date with some friends. Tim: I have three kids – I have Brad, who’s 25,
Mick: I had never played, but I had trained with a few clubs just to get a feel for the game. Tim: We got involved through the Western Bulldogs program Sons of the West … they do a 10-week pre-season and they held it here, and we got talking. I never thought I’d play. I wanted a bit of fitness, a bit of mateship. I ended up playing three games – not very well, but I get out there and I scare people when I run at them (laughs). Mick: I really didn’t have any intention of playing, either – I just wanted to get my fitness on track. But I came down and played in a practice match and I got the bug. I played the first four, then got injured, and then played a quarter … five games isn’t too bad when I had no intention of even playing one game. Will you both play next year? Tim: For sure. My wife comes down as well and helps out in the kitchen … Mick brings his kids and wife down. And we bring dad – he rocks up every Sunday and wears his jumper. Mick: It’s a good family club.
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Ashleigh (23) and Kristen (17). They’re all older now – we can go and do stuff and don’t have to worry about the kids. I’m married to Sharon, we’ve been married for 22 years, and I met her when I was five.
You both play for the Werribee Masters Football Club. Have you always played Aussie rules? Tim: I had never played before.
What’s one of your favourite Wyndham locations? Tim: I love the zoo – that’s my favourite spot. Mick: My kids play basketball, so we enjoy going to Eagle Stadium and hanging out there a bit on a Saturday morning.
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The Garden Connection Participation in community gardening offers a wealth of benefits to those involved including skill building for individuals, environmental advantages, and an increase in both physical and mental wellbeing. Gardening gets us out into the fresh air and increases physical activity. It’s an inexpensive endeavour that all ages of the community can get involved in, and there is surprising pleasure to see the effort you put into growing something come to fruition. The concept of community gardens has a long history in Australia, and today with the economy of real estate changing and many people downsizing or living in apartments, community gardens are coming back in a big way. Residents of Heathglen Retirement Village already understand the countless benefits, having had communal vegetable gardens for some years and experiencing first-hand the positive impact it has brought to the village. As part of the final stage at the village, works are currently underway to increase the community garden area by 22% taking it up to a sizable 803sqm along with new shed facilities and composting areas.
Australia’s renowned gardener and horticulturist, Graham Ross, from Better Homes & Gardens was onsite recently at Heathglen to meet with residents of the village and members of the broader community to answer their gardening queries and provide his insight into a range of gardening areas. “In my 63 years of working in the local community and across the world, what many of us have come to finally realise is that gardening is incredibly important. It’s vital for the health of our nation that we can engage with the health of our soil and grow something productive”, he stated. “Getting outside and getting into the soil is a wonderful process for the soul – it provides such a sense of optimism.” As we age, considerations need to be given for different fitness capabilities, which is where raised gardens really come into their own. “Lendlease have seen the need to provide these styles of gardens for their communities and it’s very admirable. For people who have come out of large properties, many still want to be able to engage with the soil, with gardens and plants and grow things”, advised Graham. Raised garden beds for retirement villages such as Heathglen Village are designed with differing ages and changes in fitness levels in mind.
Their unique design helps promote continued levels of activity, leading to better health and wellbeing outcomes. “Activity is not only vital for our physical and mental wellbeing – the simple act of gardening is the single most important activity we can engage with”, said Graham. Sounds like it’s time to get our hands dirty! For further information on Heathglen and it’s wonderful gardens and new development: www.heathglen.com.au
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Hoppers Crossing. Everyone is welcome. Bring your own bags to reduce plastic use. ■ wyndham@thecommunitygrocer.com.au
Community members are invited to attend an information session about the new youth detention centre on September 11 from 5.30pm at Lot 1 New Farm Road, Werribee (the Melbourne Water Treatment Plant). Attendees will be able to visit a range of information booths and speak to representatives, ask questions and seek information about the project. Light snacks and refreshments will be provided. Bookings or registrations are not required. ■ 8684 1243 or email youthjustice@justice.vic.gov.au Little Buddies Toy Library is hosting a toys and books garage sale at Wyndham Park Community Centre, 57 Kookaburra Avenue, Werribee, on September 2 from 10am-2pm. ■ http://bit.ly/2g9CzpE
Get the music in you
Calling out for any folk musicians and dancers. Free folk sessions and traditional English Morris Dancing are run across different Werribee locations, two Sundays a month. All abilities welcome. ■ lorelei.voisey@yahoo.com.au
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The Community Grocer, in collaboration with Wyndham council, has launched an affordable, fresh food market in Wyndham
Deakin University will be holding an information session at the Werribee Learning Centre, 9 Bridge Street, Werribee, on September 6 from 6-7.30pm. A panel with current students will discuss their pathways in changing careers. Registrations are preferred, but not necessary. ■ 5227 2001 or email wlcentre@deakin.edu.au
Film screening (Damjan Janevski)
Toys and books garage sale
Deakin University career night
Anthony Callea appearance
Singer Anthony Callea will be doing an in-store appearance at Pacific Werribee on September 9 at 11am to celebrate the release of his new album, ARIA Number 1 Hits in Symphony. ■ www.anthonycallea.com where shoppers can buy fresh fruit and vegetables for a fraction of the price at supermarkets. The next market will be held on August 31 from 3-6pm at the Youth Resource Centre, 86 Derrimut Road,
Western Region Environment Centre, Werribee River Association, Point Cook Open Spaces, Shoestring Gardening and Transition Wyndham invite you to a free film screening of A Plastic Ocean on September 2 from 4-6pm at the Eco-Living Centre, 28 Ridge Drive, Wyndham Vale. ■ 0433 559 530 or email transitionwyndham@gmail.com
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Parkrun
Wyndham Vale parkrun is a free weekly, five-kilometre timed run or walk for all ages and abilities. Meet at the Werribee Softball Pavilion in Presidents Park (McGrath Road, Gate 3) at 7.45am each Saturday for a short briefing. The run will start at 8am sharp. Parkrun is not a race – you can run, jog or walk at your own pace. ■ www.facebook.com/wv.parkrun
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backpackers and short-term operators to run tours. Adam’s custom-built boat can weave in and out of the island’s 23 mostly secluded bays, giving us a perfect view of the giant rock formations that Captain Cook thought were magnetic – hence the island’s name. It’s also ideal for snorkelling along the stunning reef, and feeding birds and fish; Adam introduces us to a few of his favourites, including a brahminy kite named Belinda and a couple of cod called Barry and Bertha. Come lunch time, we head over to Horseshoe Bay in a hot pink rental car from Tropical Topless – the transportation of choice on Maggie – and drop into The Early Bird cafe for an artisan sandwich and a smoothie. Next we head to Arcadia Bay to make friends with rock wallabies, and then to the Forts Walk, a hiking trail up to the old World War II forts that offer spectacular views over the island. As I sit on the ferry on the way back to Townsville, I can’t help but feel the pull of Maggie. I know I’ll be back – the rocks might not be magnetic, but the island certainly seems to have that effect on people. Jemimah Clegg travelled to Townsville and Magnetic Island courtesy of Tigerair and Townsville Enterprise.
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Let Clare and Paul Ley take you on a luxury sail. Relax on the deck as you enjoy either a sunset sip and sail with wine and cheese provided, or a six-hour circumnavigation of the island, including lunch and a spot of swimming. The team at Pilgrim can help you tailor an itinerary to suit your group, ensuring you have a top-notch sailing experience.
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Get your walking shoes on and take a four-kilometre return hike up the hill to the ruins of the forts that protected the island and the mainland during World War II. Along the way you’re likely to see a koala or two – the island has the largest population in far north Queensland. Breathtaking views of the bays await at the top, along with some history about the island’s role in the war.
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Show your support this Legacy Week.
Legacy Week marks the start of an annual fundraising campaign supporting the families of the men and women who keep our country safe. The only not-for-profit of its kind in Australia, Legacy cares for about 70,000 families including elderly widows, young families, children and people with a disability throughout Australia. LEGACY SUPPORT FOR BEREAVED FAMILIES Jacky Gavin knows all too well how important the Legacy services are to those touched by the realities of war. The mother of three lost her husband, Luke, in 2011. He was one of three soldiers killed in the Australian base camp in Kandahar, Afghanistan. Jacky and Luke had been together for 12 years; their children were so young at the time – Joshua, seven, Holly, five, and Olivia, who was just seven months old. They are now the faces of the Legacy campaign. When Jacky was trying to pick up the pieces of her life, Legacy was there with what it calls a Legatee – and most often it is someone who has gone through the same sort of tragedy and donates their time to support family’s like those of Jacky, creating a community of other families so they can re-build. “Six years later, we all still miss Luke terribly, but we now look to our future with certainty, thanks to the help of Legacy,” Jacky says. “My Legatee is in touch with me regularly to find out how we are going and if there is anything he can assist us with. “Without Legacy, the children wouldn’t be doing any sports or after school activities and they really enjoy these. “Legacy has been so good to us. I feel blessed. They were there when I needed them and I know I can rely on their support in the years ahead.”
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Clockwise: Kachin traditional clothes, a Sudanese traditional dance performance and an Ethiopian coffee ceremony. (Photos: supplied)
Brewing up cultural riches Experience a traditional Ethiopian coffee ceremony this Wednesday, September 6, at the TAFE division of Victoria University. The ceremony will be just a part of a larger cultural awareness event that will be running all day. Student Samir Beker explains Ethiopia’s coffee ceremony is about hospitality and is an integral part of Ethiopian social and cultural life. “If you have been invited to a coffee ceremony, you are either a friend or are well respected,” he says.
“The coffee beans are washed and heated in a pan over a small stove. When the coffee beans have roasted, they are ground in a pestle and mortar. The ground coffee is slowly stirred into the jebena, a black clay coffee pot with a straw lid.” The coffee ceremony and the day’s other features will celebrate the diversity of cultures among VU students, who are being encouraged to attend the day in national dress. The event is part of the Wyndham Learning Festival, which is showcasing learning in the community, with Victoria Polytechnic playing a big part through activities such as traditional song and dance presentations, textile displays and many other diverse exhibitions. Two of the main organisers, Victoria Polytechnic English Language
teachers Kathy Wilson and Tracy O’Neill, are confident the event will be a huge success, as is manager for Western Melbourne English Program, Karen Fitzsimons. “Victoria Polytechnic is committed to providing high-quality, flexible study options to the people of Wyndham … we encourage all people to learn something new throughout this festival time as part of their life long journey,” Karen says. Wyndham Aboriginal Community Centre Committee members and Wyndham council have teamed up to provide the event opening, with a focus on the importance of the possum skin cloak. Wyndham Community and Education Centre, 3 Princes Highway Werribee. Inquiries: 9742 4013 or visit www.wynlearnfestival.org.au
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FOOTY FINGER FOOD Now that we’re at the pointy end of the footy season, it’s time to start thinking about your grand final day spread. Remember, if it’s hot, it’s hearty and you can pick it up in your hands, you’re on the right track. It’s even better if you can weave some vegie magic in there as well! Mushroom and pork pinwheels tick all the boxes, and they’re a nice change from your standard sausage rolls and party pies. Thanks to www.myfoodbook.com.au for this great little recipe.
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FB: How would you rate your cooking skills? BM: In footy parlance I’d be a solid half-back flanker; not going to star, rather toil away. FB: What is your signature dish? BM: We have a “best of” folder at home with the recipes we’ve tried that are worthy of a 10 out of 10. A lasagne recipe is in there. So, too, the fish pie from Glebe Boathouse in Sydney, and a simple but delicious chicken with rosemary. FB: If you could only have one more meal, what would it be? BM: Start with soup. Probably lamb and tomato with a heap of vegies. Follow up with a roast chicken … nothing fancy, perhaps with lemon and tarragon. Finish with a rhubarb crumble. FB: What is your favourite TV food show and who is your favourite TV food person? BM: TV show has to be MasterChef MasterChef. TV food person is Yotam Ottolenghi. FB: What is your favourite food? BM: Having grown up in the country, I love a hearty slow cooked piece of meat. Shoulder, leg, shanks, ribs … it doesn’t matter. FB: What is your favourite drink? BM: Pinot noir. FB: Which five people would you most like to invite to dinner? BM: My partner, Cassi, former Carlton footballer Peter Bosustow, Rick Stein, Jimmy Fallon, and Domenico DeMarco from Di Fara Pizza in Brooklyn (NY), so he can teach me the perfect pizza dough. FB: Do you have a kitchen tip for us? BM: Just have a go, don’t be afraid to experiment and ask questions. I’m forever getting tipsany from grocers, butchers, As always, if you have bakers.
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400g button, cup or flat mushrooms, finely chopped 3 green onions, finely chopped 1 tsp dried Italian herbs 400g pork mince 1 egg 1 cup fresh breadcrumbs 3 sheets frozen puff pastry 150g tub basil pesto, pecorino and cashew dip 1 cup grated tasty cheese
Heat 1 tablespoon of oil in a large, non-stick frying pan over high heat. Add the mushrooms and onions and cook, stirring, for eight minutes, until all the moisture has evaporated. Stir in herbs. Set aside to cool for 15 minutes. Drain any excess moisture and transfer to a bowl. Add mince, egg and breadcrumbs to the mushroom mixture and mix well. Preheat oven to 220/200°C. Line two baking trays with baking paper. Spread dip evenly over three pastry sheets, leaving a 2cm border at the ends furthest away from you. Divide mince mixture over dip. Sprinkle with cheese. Roll up as tightly as you can. Chill for 10 minutes then slice each roll into 12 pieces. Plays on trays, cut side down, then bake for 15-20 minutes until golden and mince is cooked through.
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Within three-minute drives of Sanctuary Lakes Shopping Centre and Saltwater Reserve, this appealing family abode on 525 square metres is beautifully presented with the look of today. It has polished floorboards from the entry point that flow past an open study, a carpeted open lounge room and the main bedroom. The latter has a walk-in robe and en suite. Remaining fitted bedrooms share a rear hallway with laundry, separate toilet and main bathroom. The kitchen has a Caesarstone waterfall breakfast bench for four, plenty of storage (including corner pantry), tiled and window splashbacks and stainless-steel appliances. A north-east facing covered alfresco area faces a good-sized, very neat backyard, and there’s a double garage as well as right-of-way access.
Beautifully presented and tastefully decorated, this is a place that first-home buyers, downsizers and investors will have their eye on come auction day. There are three carpeted bedrooms, the main with walk-in robe and access to a two-way bathroom and adjoining powder room. The living hub, with new floating floorboards and vertical blinds, has a split-system and a wall heater. The kitchen has pale timber-look cabinetry (and plenty of it), an island bench and stainless-steel under-bench oven, gas cooktop and dishwasher. A great gabled pergola could host a horde and faces a lawned backyard with several silver birches. A lock-up garage finishes an appealing package. The Grange P-12 College is a couple of blocks away.
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In a quiet court, within a walk of popular Presidents Park and a quick drive to Wyndham Vale shopping centre, this small-footprint house on about 510 square metres will tempt first-home buyers and investors. It’s tenanted until March next year with a great return. There are three bedrooms that share a bathroom and separate toilet. Entry is directly to a living room with the kitchen tucked to the side. An outdoor entertainment area is accessed via a slider from the living room. Out back, there’s a 3.6 x 6-metre shed and the yard is plenty big enough for kids to play and projects of choice. A selection of primary and secondary schools are close by and Wyndham Vale train station is a short drive away. RE0343
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POINT COOK 26 Fireside Drive, 3030 MICM Real Estate - Point Cook: 8256 1111 Featherbrook P-9 College is at the end of the street and Featherbrook shopping centre is two minutes by car, putting this high and handsome abode in an enviable spot for family convenience. The well-presented house has plenty of space for both hang-together and retreat times. The decor is a popular selection – sandstone wall paint with latte trims and doors, latte carpet and a combination of latte roman and white roller blinds.
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Everything flows harmoniously and the feel of space and light is a real asset. Entry is to a walkway laid with pale floating floorboards that continue past a carpeted open lounge room, a powder room and laundry with french-door closet, then into the expansive hub. The large kitchen has a return island bench in latte stone, a latte glass splashback, a big open pantry, a dishwasher and Technika 900mm cooker.
It’s a great space for a family cook and smart enough to keep entertainers happy. Carpeted stairs head up to a living room, around which are the four fitted bedrooms, separate toilet and main bathroom decked out in latte and sandstone. The large main bedroom, with street views, has a big walk-in robe and roomy en suite with enclosed toilet. Ducted heating and evaporative cooling take care of indoor climate control.
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Masterfully Built - Pristine Charm & Only 5 Years Young! Built by the reputable ‘WADE’ builders this very young home has it all… character, charm, pristine quality & every appointment one could ask for. One of the Private Sale finest & sought-after pockets of Werribee with MacKillop Catholic College, Werribee Secondary, Werribee Primary, Corpus Christi Primary all within a short Inspect walking distance, as well as Werribee CBD local cafés, restaurants, shops & the train station. Easy access M1 to Melb CBD only 30 minutes drive, and a short drive down the road The Werribee Park Mansion Hotel/Spa Resort, Werribee Open Range Zoo, Werribee Park National Equestrian Centre, Wyndham Harbour/Port Phillip Bay. Presenting 2 large master BRs with their own ensuite, large study with BI cabinetry/3rd BR, upstairs retreat or living room, massive Contact family room, powder room downstairs & large laundry. Approximately 28sqs of luxury living & appointments include: • 9ft ceilings • Granite floor tiles • Gas hydronic slab heating • Stunning Sapelle timber kitchen with granite benchtops • Walk-in butler’s pantry with fridge provisioning • Oversized 1200mm gas SMEG SS upright stove-BBQ grill with a commercial rangehood • 5 x Fujitsu reverse cycle heating & cooling cassettes • Alarm system • 100% wool carpets • Timber bi-folds with leadlight • Inbuilt cellar cupboard • Heated towel rails • Double remote garage with internal access • 22500L water tank in-ground pump • Outdoor concreted entertaining area with matured landscape surrounding. This remarkable home is truly extraordinary & sure to set hearts racing!
9741 7777
1 Werribee Street, Werribee 30 WYNDHAM STAR WEEKLY \ AUGUST 30, 2017
By appointment Photo ID required Bassam Tofaili 0411 449 821 Tony Vercher 0421 734 414
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Wyndham Vale 13 Cogley Street
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So Much More Than Meets The Eye! Presenting this spacious four bedroom property that is certainly a rare find in this booming market! In an up-and-coming pocket of Manor Lakes this home is within close proximity to Wyndham Vale train station, bus stops, Manor Lakes College, Manor Lakes Shopping Centre and plenty more… The home with a flowing floor plan is offered to you in a ready to move in condition and focuses on providing only the best features including: • Four bedrooms with built-in robes • Extensive master with walk-in robe and ensuite • Formal lounge upon entry • Kitchen/meals and family living arrangement • Stainless steel appliances with dishwasher • Ducted heating and split system air conditioning • High ceilings • Double remote garage with internal access • Landscaped gardens.
9741 7777
1 Werribee Street, Werribee
Auction
Sat 23rd September at 1pm
Price Range $420,000 - $460,000 Inspect
Thurs 5-5.20pm & Sat 3.40-4pm Photo ID required
Contact
Kirsty Cunningham 0414 344 475 Mitch Smit 0450 913 513
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Hoppers Crossing 19 Cumming Drive
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A Place That You Will Want To Call Home! Located in a premier pocket of Hoppers Crossing where homes are hard to find this unique gem has been transformed to become your next family home! If lifestyle is important then this residence will deliver ease & comfort whilst still providing a spacious property with multiple entertaining zones! Located within the Mossfiel Estate the home is within walking distance to schools, gyms, parklands, Hogan’s Corner Shopping Centre & only 6 minutes to both Pacific Werribee & Hoppers Crossing train station! The home with its immaculate upgrades offers: • 3 bedrooms • Master with ensuite & WIR • Large lounge adjacent dining area • Central bathroom with spa • Kitchen/meals area • Quality SS appliances inc dishwasher • Ducted heating & split system cooling • Massive outdoor entertaining area with covered pergola • Side access • Established gardens • Huge double garage to the rear of the property.
Auction
This Saturday at 12pm
Inspect
Wed 5-5.20pm & Sat 11.30-12pm Photo ID required
Contact
Kirsty Cunningham 0414 344 475 James Antonio 0401 889 248
Werribee 18 Melanie Drive
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Magnificent Home On The South Side! From the moment you arrive you will be captivated by the striking character, beautiful presentation, manicured gardens & lovely established surroundings. Set in a tranquil location easy distance to McKillop Catholic College, Werribee Secondary, Werribee Primary, Corpus Christi Primary, Watton St & Synnot St cafés, restaurants & shops. • Three fitted bedrooms, BIR & renovated ensuite to master BR • Central bathroom with stunning modern décor • Formal lounge/dining room • Ducted heating, split system air conditioning • Exquisite hostess kitchen with a 900mm SS gas cooktop, SS oven & dishwasher • Triple carport plus area for caravan or boat • A fantastic oversized colorbond workshop. This property is sure to excite you with everything that’s on offer, and to complete this picturesque establishment the Werribee River bike trails, walking tracks are nearby, all on approx 576m2 land!
9741 7777
1 Werribee Street, Werribee 32 WYNDHAM STAR WEEKLY \ AUGUST 30, 2017
Auction
Sat 16th September at 12.30pm
Inspect
Sat 11.10-11.30am Photo ID required
Contact
Tony Vercher 0421 734 414 Asta Evans 0424 267 675
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Tarneit 146 Inverell Parkway
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Refreshingly Radiant & Roomy Residence - Reflections Estate In the heart of the popular ‘Reflections’ Estate, this immaculate three bedroom splendor defines luxurious family living. Sleek and stylish, this home showcases a perfect blend of space and low maintenance ease with two expansive living areas, three bedrooms, ensuite, an open kitchen with stainless steel appliances, dishwasher, ducted heating, evaporative cooling, double basin to ensuite, walk-in robes, built-in robes, double remote garage with internal access, and much more! 146 Inverell Parkway epitomises the best that Tarneit has to offer, with Wyndham Village Shopping Centre, Tarneit Gardens Shopping Centre, parks, Tarneit P-9 College and Tarneit Station at your door step. Call TODAY to avoid disappointment.
Auction
Sat 23rd September at 11am
Price Range $490,000 - $530,000 Inspect
Thurs 6-6.30pm & Sat 11-11.20am Photo ID required
Contact
Harry Singh 0406 871 722 James Risos 0450 733 302
Werribee 12 Lauraville Avenue
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Extraordinary Opportunity, South Side Ripper! A solidly built lovely home on an approximate 609m2 allotment with immaculate presentation, character and charm. Positioned perfectly in the most convenient location, south of Synnot Street and only a short distance to primary/secondary schools, public transport, Werribee CBD’s café strip/restaurants, and easy freeway access nearby. Presenting spacious fitted bedrooms with central bathroom, formal lounge, kitchen and dining that steps out to an undercover entertaining area. Some of the many features this fantastic home has to offer are ducted cooling, floating floor boards in the formal lounge, stainless steel Smeg underbench oven, gas cooktop, dishwasher and gorgeous matured landscaped gardens. A solid investment in a tranquil location that will set hearts racing!
9741 7777
1 Werribee Street, Werribee
Auction
Sat 23rd September at 12.30pm
Price Range $440,000 - $475,000 Inspect
Sat 10.30-11am Photo ID required
Contact
Tony Vercher 0421 734 414 Asta Evans 0424 267 675
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Werribee 4/13-19 Purcell Court
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Gorgeous And Impressive In An A-Grade Location Auction
A perfect low maintenance lifestyle awaits that has all the “WOW” factor in an A-grade location. This exclusive modern home features reverse-living, 3 BRs, 2 bathrooms with views along the Werribee River & is central to all amenities. Recently renovated, this property with its stand-out feature of timeless limestone walls has been freshly painted & fitted with brand new carpets & flooring, Cedar Venetian blinds, new shower screens, and an updated kitchen with WI pantry. The upper level with square-set 3m ceilings & the privacy of tinted windows, gives a relaxed indoor-outdoor perspective that brings streams of light into the kitchen & living area. The large balcony is perfect for entertainment & impressive tree-top views of the river makes it the perfect place to call home. Step out to the low maintenance backyard for a private cosy retreat, or step out of the front door for a quiet stroll along the river.
Werribee 45 High Street
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James Antonio 0401 889 248 Pam Kaur 0449 941 895
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9741 7777
1 Werribee Street, Werribee 34 WYNDHAM STAR WEEKLY \ AUGUST 30, 2017
Sat 16th September at 1pm
Price Range $450,000 - $490,000
2 Hoppers Crossing 2/61 Hogans Road
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Auction
Sat 9.40-10am Photo ID required
Price Range $310,000 - $340,000
Recently refreshed for your buying benefits this home would make a perfect property for any first home buyer, downsizer or savvy investor simply looking for a fantastic rental return with low maintenance Kirsty Cunningham 0414 344 475 upkeep! The never ending list of features includes: Mitch Smit 0450 913 513 • 2 BRs with BIRs • Central bathroom • Kitchen/family living or dining space • Separate living area • Heating & cooling • Pergola & outdoor entertaining area • Freshly painted • Brand new floating floor boards • Single lock-up garage & off-street parking for 2 cars.
Sat 9th September at 2pm
Inspect
Sat 12.40-1pm Photo ID required
Contact
Kirsty Cunningham 0414 344 475 Mitch Smit 0450 913 513
your property agent™
ypa.com.au Auction This Saturday
Tarneit 26 Alfred Park Drive
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Situated in the Rose Grange Estate this immaculately Auction presented family home entails: • 3 BRs • Master with Inspect WIR, ensuite & access to the backyard • Formal lounge • Kitchen, meals & family living room • Quality SS appliances inc dishwasher • Central bathroom • Large outdoor entertaining area with covered pergola Contact • Established, manicured gardens around the home • Double remote garage with int access • Includes ducted heating, evap cooling, alarm system, ceiling fans, brand new carpets, freshly painted.
Embrace the benefits of this 2 storey chic residence comprising of 3 BRs, with the master offering WIR & Wed 5.40-6pm & ensuite, 2 sep living areas… open plan arrangement Sat 1.30-2pm downstairs & separate living area upstairs. The Photo ID required spacious kitchen has been finished with select SS Kirsty Cunningham 0414 344 475 appliances & adjoins a meals room overlooking the Mitch Smit 0450 913 513 family room. The outdoor entertainment area completes the picture with added bonus of split system A/C to all rooms, alarm system whilst the single garage features internal access.
Werribee 40 High Street
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9741 7777
1 Werribee Street, Werribee
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A Hop, Skip & A Jump To Tarneit Train Station!
With the original Edwardian character not forgotten, Auction the home sitting on 689m2 (approx) provides: • 3 BRs Inspect with BIRs • Central bathroom • Formal lounge • Kitchen/meals & family living area • Decked porch to the front & back • Outdoor entertaining area with Contact pendant lighting, decked seating & overlooking the entire backyard which has been beautifully established with a sand-pit for the kids to play in • Single garage with rear access, extra OSP for 2 cars • Ducted heating, evap cooling, solid floor boards & downlights t/out.
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Sat 16th September at 10.30am
Price Range $470,000 - $510,000 Inspect
Sat 10-10.20am Photo ID required
Contact
Tony Vercher 0421 734 414 Asta Evans 0424 267 675
1 Werribee 94 Wattle Avenue
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Perfect For Entertainers! Located on the South side of Werribee this property Auction in its pristine condition offers: • 4 BRs with BIRs • Master Inspect with spa ensuite • Formal lounge adj dining area • Spacious kitchen adj meals area • SS appliances & Kirsty Cunningham 0414 344 475 dishwasher • Second kitchenette/pantry room Contact Mitch Smit 0450 913 513 • Timber floor boards • Massive decked entertaining area with ceiling fans • Includes ducted heating, evap cooling, block-out blinds, ceiling fans, large garden shed • Double remote garage & extra double garage with higher clearance for a boat or caravan. Sat 16th September at 12pm
Sat 16th September at 2pm
Sat 10.10-10.30am Photo ID required
Sat 9-9.20am Photo ID required Kirsty Cunningham 0414 344 475 Mitch Smit 0450 913 513
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Wyndham City
108 Greaves Street North, Werribee
84 Modern Crescent, Tarneit
UNDER UNDER CONTRACT CONTRACT 71B Church Street, Werribee
9741 7777
1 Werribee Street, Werribee 36 WYNDHAM STAR WEEKLY \ AUGUST 30, 2017
8 Adare Place, Werribee
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Meet Your Property Agents at
YPA Wyndham City James Antonio 0401 889 248 Director (L.E.A)
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/Auctioneer
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
Leah Prictor 0426 356 739 Property Manager
Vicki Birch 0414 436 417 Property Manager
Ali Dowling 0450 778 972 Leasing Consultant
9741 7777
Jayde Truman 9741 7777 Accounts
1 Werribee Street, Werribee
Danielle Chetcuti 9741 7777 Operations Manager
Alannah Shea 9741 7777 Sales Admin
Jemily Steinbergs 0405 857 895 Sales Assistant
Stephanie Robinson 9741 7777 Receptionist
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46 Branton Road. Hoppers Crossing 4A
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548(appx)m2
AUCTION THIS SAT A URDAY AT A AT AY A 3PM! Set in a premium pocket, close by to all local amenities including Hoppers Crossing Train Station, Pacific Werribee and local schools, this home offers an open plan design with recently updated features, and a fantastic outdoor area.
Auction 2nd September 3:00pm
Inspect Sat 2:30-3:00pm Photo ID Req
Contact Samantha McCarthy 0431 712 899
2 Jasmine Close. Hoppers Crossing 5A
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650 (approx)
AUCTION THIS SAT A URDAY AT A AT AY A 10AM! Positioned in the picturesque Kingston Gardens Estate, this property offers multiple living areas throughout and ample space for every family to enjoy. y Located a short drive to Hoppers Crossing y. Train Station, this home is a must see!
Auction 2nd September 2017 10:00am
Inspect Sat 9:30-10:00am Photo ID Req
Contact Samantha McCarthy 0431 712 899
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38 WYNDHAM STAR WEEKLY \ AUGUST 30, 2017
19 Merrett Av A enue. Hoppers Crossing 3A
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AUCTION THIS SAT A URDAY AT A AT AY A 1PM! Located in the heart of the Mossfiel Estate and a short walk to Pacific Werribee, primary schools, child care centres and high schools, all on a huge allotment, this property makes a great first home or investment!
Auction 2nd September 1:00pm
Inspect Sat 12:30-1:00pm Photo ID Req
Contact Samantha McCarthy 0431 712 899
4 Albany Court. Werribee 4A
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720 (approx)m2
AUCTION THIS SAT A URDAY AT A AT AY A 11AM! This expansive four bedroom family home has been updated inside and out. Immaculate and ready to move straight in the property comprises two separate living areas and features a large alfresco area for entertaining all year round. A must to inspect. Auction 2nd September 11:00am
Inspect Sat 10:30-11:00am Photo ID Req
Contact Andrew Conte 0413 236 222 George Ya Y coubian 0402 658 335
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17 McCormack Crescent. Hoppers Crossing 4A
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872 (approx)m2
With family living in mind, this home is located a short 900m (approx.) to Pacific Werribee on a huge 872m2 (approx.) allotment, on 2 titles. Multiple living zones & great features including gas ducted heating, cooling, a beautiful kitchen with ample cupboard/ bench space, picturesque gardens & much more! Auction 16th September 11:00am
Inspect Sat 12:00-12:30pm Photo ID Req
Contact Samantha McCarthy 0431 712 899
1 Scott Street. Werribee
6 Moffatt Crescent. Hoppers Crossing
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566 (approx)m2
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696 (approx)m2
Nestled in the Orchard Park Estate within close proximity to the Werribee CBD, Werribee Train Station, public transport & local schools, this fantastic home boasts street appeal & accommodates for the growing family with multiple living areas & entertaining in mind.
Situated in the heart of Hoppers Crossing, Just shy of 700m2 in the popular Mossfiel estate lays this impressive 3 bedroom 2 bathroom family home with separate living areas including an open living / meals area, rear rumpus room and enclosed sunroom.
Auction 9th September 1:00pm
Auction 23rd September 11:00am
Inspect Sat 11:00-11:30am Photo ID Req
hockingstuart.com.au
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Contact Samantha McCarthy 0431 712 899
Inspect Contact Sat 12:00-12:30pm George Ya Y coubian 0402 658 335 Photo ID Req
20 Rona Road. Point Cook
Auction
Inspect
Sat 2nd September
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378m2 (approx.)
This lovely East facing, 4 bedroom family home is situated in the 30/30 Estate on a 378m2 (approx.) allotment and is a 5 minute walk from the Featherbrook P-9 School and a 15 minute walk to the shopping centre - perfectly positioned for the growing family. y 19sq (approx.) y. home. Large L shaped yard perfect for kids & pets.
Contact Ainsley Rayner 0428 675 006 Scott Perry 0439 595 461
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41 WYNDHAM STAR WEEKLY \ AUGUST 30, 2017
100 Malibu Boulevard. Point Cook
6 Ibiza Court. Point Cook
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557m2 (approx.) allotment, 28 sq (approx.) home. 4 bedrooms and 2 spacious living areas. High-end appointed kitchen Corner allotment with low maintenance front and rear gardens. Alamanda Estate and School Zone.
Nestled in the heart of Point Cook, situated on decent size 603m2 (approx.) this Metricon built residence offers 4 bedroom, 2 bathroom, 4 living areas including rumpus. Gorgeous backyard, decked alfresco with built-in natural gas BBQ connection.
Auction Inspect Contact Sat 16th September Sat 2-2:30pm Ainsley Rayner 0439 595 461 2017 @ 11am Photo ID Required
Auction Sat 16 September 2017 @ 12pm
22 Bushlark Crescent. Williams Landing
5 Marshall Te T rrace. Point Cook
3A
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2B
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Inspect Contact Sat 12-12:30pm Narender Singh 0410 295 416 Photo ID Required Scott Perry 0439 595 461
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This contemporary home will impress you with its elegance. Superbly located this double story home contains 3 bedrooms, 2living areas, 2.5 bath and 2 car spaces. Surrounded by local amenities like School, Transport, Day Care and Wyndham leisure centre.
21 sq (approx.) on an allotment of 400m2 (approx.). Innisfail Estate & Point Cook P-9 School Zone. 4 bedroom, 2 living area. So close to shops and transport.
Auction Inspect Contact Sat 16th September Sat 10-10:30am Narender Singh 0410 295 416 2017 @ 3pm Photo ID Required Scott Perry 0439 595 461
Auction Contact Inspect Sat 16th September Sat 10-10:30am Ainsley Rayner 0428 675 006 2017 @ 1pm Photo ID Required
hockingstuart.com.au
42 WYNDHAM STAR WEEKLY \ AUGUST 30, 2017
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The ‘can do’ agents..... Auction this Saturday 12pm
Werribee
21 Rosella Avenue
Invest & Develop (S.T.C.A) at the same time
A3 B1 C1 D Auction
parks, Werribee CBD and more
Price Guide $420,000 - $450,000 Inspect
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Saturday 2nd September 11.30 - 12pm 23 Princes Highway, Werribee 9974 0922 Peter Richardson 0412 327 835 Kim Richardson 0410 565 820
4 Denise Court
Walking distance to Manorvale Primary School
Saturday 2nd September 2017 12pm
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Saturday 2nd September 11.30 - 12pm 23 Princes Highway, Werribee. 9974 0922 Peter Richardson 0412 327 835 Kim Richardson 0410 565 820
www.sweeneyea.com.au
The ‘can do’ agents..... Auction this Saturday 2pm
Truganina
42 Samsara Avenue
All amenities at your fingertips
A4 B2 C2
• Brand new, finished, modern home set in the popular Bellevue Estate • Outstanding location, walking distance to Tarneit Train Station, Wyndham Village Shopping Centre, wetlands & walking tracks, only minutes drive to prestigious Truganina school district (Westbourne Grammar, Al Taqwa College & more) • Free flowing floor plan with formal lounge, central kitchen and spacious open plan dining and family areas overlooking alfresco and year yard • Modern, well appointed kitchen with s/steel appliances and stone benches • Duct heat, duct cool, alarm, double remote garage with internal access • Facade photo for display purposes only
Auction
Saturday 2nd September 2017 2pm
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Saturday 2nd September 1.30 - 2pm 23 Princes Highway, Werribee 9974 0922 Peter Richardson 0412 327 835 Steven Richardson 0407 445 567
SOLD SOLD SOLD
At Auction - $430,000 - Record Price
$450,000 - Another Outstanding Result
Another Happy Seller & Buyer
Werribee
Werribee
Werribee
Attention first home buyers & investors
Great position, close to everything
Walk to popular school district
10 Pleone Court
134 Tarneit Road
29 Danube Drive
SOLD SOLD SOLD
call 9974 0922 for your SOLD sign
contact you ‘can do’ agents - 9974 0922
Hoppers Crossing
Werribee
Family home on large 680sqm block
Great loc for 1st home buyers & investors
95 Birchwood Boulevard
Follow us on
18 Ventosa Way
by the ‘can do’ agents
Wyndham Vale
4 Avenel Court
Lovely home in quiet court setting
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A Rare Find in Cambridge HOPPERS CROSSING 23 Dowling Av A enue PRDnationwide We W rribee are proud to represent the Wy W ndham City Council in the sale of this rare and magnificent block of land approx. 694 sqm of prime Hoppers Crossing Real Estate. A fantastic opportunity for the astute buyer to build their dream family home and cement their future, or an investor looking to capitalize on a multiunit development site (STCA) A. A)
Auction Thursday 21st September at 2pm Price Contact Agent
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113 Powell Drive, Hoppers Crossing Less than 1km from the train station, Set on a whopper allotment of 887m2 (16.15 x 54.95).This property is very centrally located with schools, shopping, hospital and transport all within an easy commute. Features polished floor boards and bay windows, comprising a well maintained garden and home of lounge/dining room, separate kitchen and 3 bedrooms all with bir’s. Includes ducted heating, ducted cooling, pergola, water tanks, lock up garage and plenty of outdoor space for the kids or development. (STCA)
A3 B1 C2 Price Contact Agent Auction Sat 16th Sept at 2.00pm Inspect Sat 1.30 - 2.00pm Contact Darren Dodd 0419 365 947 Richard Smith 0481 137 746
525 Sayers Road, Hoppers Crossing Set on a magnificent 4100m2 block with a huge frontage of 50.35m. Perfect to live in now or develop commercially [STCA]. Suitable for medical, religious purposes, child care, home business etc. This arterial road location has an enormous amount of exposure to passing traffic and the public.The home is well maintained comprising lounge, dining room, family area and a very spacious kitchen. Includes 4 bedrooms, ensuite, large central bathroom, ducted heating/cooling, pergola area, oversized double garage plus a 3 car workshop/storage area.
A4 B2 C5 Price Contact Agent Auction Sat 16th Sept at 11.30am Inspect Sat 11.30 - 12.00pm Contact Darren Dodd 0419 365 947 Richard Smith 0481 137 746
SOLD BEFORE AUCTION $599,999
23 Picardy Court, Hoppers Crossing When buying a home or investment, location is paramount to ensure future growth. With the convenience of transport only metres away &The Grange Collage nearby, this 3 brm home is a safe choice. Upon entering this immaculate home, you are greeted by a formal living zone housing cosy carpeted flooring & S/S heat/cool as well as duct heat & evap cool throughout.Towards the rear of the property you find a galley style kitchen offering plenty of storage & open plan meals/family area which leads out to the sunroom & rear yard.
Werribee 9741 9666
A3 B1 C1 BER $390,000 - $420,000 Private Sale Inspect Thur 4.30 - 5.00pm Sat 12.30 - 1.00pm Contact Richard Smith 0481 137 746 Darren Dodd 0419 365 947
54 Middle Park Drive, Point Cook Designed with families in mind, this inspiring, inviting three bedroom, two bathroom home appreciates a corner allotment close to schools and Sanctuary Lakes Shopping Centre. A generous formal lounge and a dedicated study complement north facing living/dining areas accompanied by a Caesar-stone kitchen. Alfresco entertaining, lowmaintenance outdoor dimensions, double garage and additional ROW enhance a home that makes family success a certainty.
A3 B2 C2 SOLD $599,999 Auction Sat 2nd Sept at 10.30am Contact Jacob Davis 0433 208 312 David Lawson 0411 175 575
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Exposed aggregate, slate, stencil, colour & plain concrete Exposed aggregate pressure washing, concrete cutting & re-sealing
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Established 1999 Skilled, courteous, trustworthy tradesmen
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section of Network Classifieds. C753520-KK1-10
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MILFORD ARCH P/L CALL 9734 1062
CALL DOM 0409 899 959
12361901-HM34-17
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9310 1070 - 0403 046 998
1139777-PB25-14
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For Prompt Service Call 0414 930 586 65 WYNDHAM STAR WEEKLY \ AUGUST 30, 2017
Over 25 Yrs Experience
Troy Grundy 0411 354 573
Lic No. 38755 ABN No. 58054025352
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1233324-PB27-16
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0432 774 645
9367 9272
• Demolition Specialists • Backyard Cleanups • Concrete Broken or Cut & Removed • Tree Lopping & Removal • Rental Cleanups • Deceased Estate Cleanups We Take Anything Away
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12360629-CG32-17
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AARON & JOHN’S DEMOLITION & RUBBISH REMOVALS 1134905-HM20-14
0423 877 432
66 WYNDHAM STAR WEEKLY \ AUGUST 30, 2017
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0438 149 588
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CHAMBERLAINS ROOFING & REPAIRS Local Tradesman For Over 35 Years All Roofing Repairs, Cleaning and Painting, Gutters Cleaned and Replaced Pensioner Discounts Fee Quotes Glenn 0431 349 589 or 9741 9146
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AAA AERIAL
www.jimsroofing.com.au
Refrigeration
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12340876-ACM08-17
0418 524 416
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12328393-HM43-16
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MICK 9747 1322 - 0418 994 320
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31 Priestly Avenue HOPPERS CROSSING VIC 3029
The Application is for a permit to:
Construction of a double storey dwellings to the rear of the existing dwelling and removal of restrictive covenant
5229 1335
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WYP9770/17
The applicant for the permit is:
2form Consulting
You may look at the application and any documentation that support the application at office of the Responsible Authority. This can be 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/ existing-planning-applicationspermits/online-planning-register
Planning Officer Details:
Contact: Rachel Bartlett Telephone: 8734-5488-Ext 2097
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- Email: mail@wyndham.vic.gov.au - 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 review of a decision on the application. The objection will also be available for viewing through Council’s Online “Applications on Advertising�Register.
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10.30am-7.30pm Mon-Sun Room 14, building 2 Techno Park Dve Williamstown 9397 0347 swa4576xbe.
12362732-RC35-17
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SOPHIE DD. Attractive, warm, friendly & discreet 35YO, size 14. Long blonde wavy hair. Visits you. 0438 665 032. SWA4133E.
HOUSES Nightingale Drive, Werribee
3BR
$300pw
Muirhead Crescent, Werribee
3BR
$310pw
Manifera Close, Wyndham Vale
3BR
$320pw
Rutman Close, Werribee
3BR
$330pw
Leakes Road, Tarneit
3BR
$370pw
Laurence Way, Tarneit
4BR
$380pw
Trumpeter Drive, Tarneit
4BR
$395pw
Bethany Road, Tarneit
4BR
LET
Hogans Road, Hoppers Crossing
4BR
LET
Bensonhurst Pde, Point Cook
4BR
LET
$345pw
HOPPERS CROSSING 119 Morris Road
3BR
$365pw
HOPPERS CROSSING 29 Quarrion Court
3BR
$340pw
HOPPERS CROSSING 1 Doynton Parade
4BR
$350pw
POINT COOK 20 Ribbon Close
4BR
$375pw
Telephone: 9399 8052
SANCTUARY LAKES 91 Middle Park Drive
4BR
$410pw
TARNEIT 46 Fairview Parade
4BR
$390pw
18 ALBEMARLE STREET WILLIAMSTOWN 3016
TARNEIT 1 Laurence Way
3BR
$365pw
WERRIBEE 3 Meek Street
3BR
$320pw
WERRIBEE 12/12 Mingos Court
3BR
$310pw
WERRIBEE 3 Tweed Court
4BR
$365pw
WERRIBEE 255 Black Forest Road
4BR
$380pw
WILLIAMS LANDING 16 Trenchard Road
4BR
$450pw
WILLIAMS LANDING 35 Merryfield Circuit
4BR
$460pw
WILLIAMS LANDING 23 Rowan Avenue
4BR
$410pw
WILLIAMS LANDING 43 Swamphen Drive
3BR
$350pw
HOPPERS CROSSING 6 Harris Avenue
3BR
$340pw
MANOR LAKES 45 Weavers Street
4BR
$365pw
WILLIAMS LANDING 23 Maldon Street
4BR
$400pw
WYNDHAM VALE 11 Paringa Pass
3BR
$340pw
For Sale
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TRUNDLE BED single. $50. Phone 0400 670 508. Hoppers Crossing.
C1038148-PJ26-12
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Wanted
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$375pw
4BR
WALKER Alfa 426 Rollator, four 6" wheels, bought new, never used. $150 neg. Ph 0409 516 748.
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Announcements
12361872-HM33-17
3BR
HOPPERS CROSSING 18 Moffatt Crescent
HOUSES
WWW.THECHERRYTREEGARDEN.COM TELEPHONE: 03 9399 8052 Garage Sales
HOPPERS CROSSING 3 Cleveland Drive, Saturday 2nd Sept, 8am-2pm. All sorts, tools, furn, shavers, electrical, etc.
Visit
Visited
SEAHOLME 15 Esplanade, Saturday 2nd September, 9am-2pm. Rain or Shine. Designer clothing, bags & shoes, jewellery, homewares, electrical items, sporting equipment, push bikes, ski gear gear, games, toys & more. Everything must go, no reasonable offer refused!
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Garage Sales
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Take 2 Opportunity Shop Hoppers Crossing
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END OF WINTER SALE 50% OFF STOREWIDE WED 30TH, THUR 31ST AUG. & FRI 1ST SEPT 10AM TO 3PM & SAT 2ND SEPT 9AM TO 1PM
235 Derrimut Road Heaps of Bargains Quality Second hand Clothing, Bric-a-brac Household goods and more Don’t miss out!
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Visited
Clearing Sales
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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Farrier
FARRIER Prompt, professional and reliable. Friendly service. Call Kaz anytime on 0409 333 597.
Garden/ Outdoor
Weeds Only Garden Bed restoration and maintenance
0414 939 108
C1044996-PJ32-12
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QUIT CIGARETTES IN 60 MINUTES
Hoppers Crossing
UNITS POINT COOK 2/23 Tom Roberts Parade ALTONA MEADOWS 8 Taegotow Way
Visit
Public Notices and Event
12363473-ACM35-17
$340pw
12th of September 2017
0400 573 369
SANZA Nunzio Passed away 03.09.2007 To our loving father, grandfather and husband of Nuccia. 10 years ago you were taken away from us and we still mourn your loss. Life has never been the same without you. We miss you every day. - Love your wife Nuccia, children Marie, Nadia, Shane and grandchildren Michael and Eleanor. You are always in our hearts x
To Let
2BR
ROCKING HORSE antique, wooden, brown, 127cm x 85cm. $199. 0402 276 435.
12363508-HM35-17
In Memoriam
★★DELIGHTFUL★★
Adult Services
MOBILITY SCOOTER with basket, charger and owner's manual. Shows some wear, runs very well, new batteries. Comfortable ride. $1,200. Phone: 9743 2709.
- Post: Wyndham City Council, PO Box 197, Werribee, VIC3030
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48 Davies Avenue, Sunshine North 9364 0770 SWA6566B
NEW GIRLS & NEW EXTENDED HOURS. 11.00 am to 3.00 am
- Online: www.wyndham.vic.gov.au/planningobjection
If interested in talk meetings: 0410 706 371 or 0424 768 090.
Open 7 days
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Written submissions can be lodged with Council via the following means:
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FOOTSCRAY FF room, central location, walking distance to all facilities. Quiet, responsible gent. Phone: 0417 324 178.
SHOP 8 TARNEIT GARDENS SHOPPING CENTRE TARNEIT
Any person who may be affected by the granting of the permit may object or make other submissions to the Responsible Authority.
Public Notices and Event
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To Let
TERMS & CONDITIONS APPLY.
The Application Reference Number is:
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12358806-ACM30-17
The land affected by the Application is located at:
Present this ad for $10 off your booking www.69relaxation.com.au 169a Malop St Geelong
ATM available
Adult Services
V NOTICE OF AN APPLICATION FOR A PLANNING PERMIT PLANNING AND ENVIRONMENT ACT 1987 From 2 Planning and Environment Regulations 2015
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MELTON Hairdressing salon in Melton. Fully run and staffed under management in busy shopping centre. 12 cutting chairs, 4 basins. 0414 470 505 itzallabouthair@hotmail.com
Rainbow Dolls
32 Dunlop Road, Hoppers Crossing
Formerly Merlins
Public Notices and Event
The Responsible Authority will not decide on the application before:
1300 372 678. 24hrs/7 days. swa4281be.
9369 0600
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20 Minute Special $90!
Adult Services
Businesses For Sale
Phone - 1300 Escort
Whispers Playhouse V
9314 8294
24 Buchanan Rd, Brooklyn
1136373-RC22-14
0409 14 15 19
Rick or Daniel Kruyt
482 GEELONG RD, WEST FOOTSCRAY
9314 8800
Octopuses
1235322622-PB22-17
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11.00am till late
12360400-EPJ32-17
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THIS MONTH ONLY
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12362781-DJ35-17
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Many languages spoken by our ladies.
Pruning & Removal of Trees & Shrubs Stump Removal Hedges Mulching & Mulch Sales Full Insurance Cover
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SCOREBOARD Q FOOTBALL AFL - RD 23 12.6 15.9 (99) 10.7 13.12 (90)
Goals: Hawthorn: J Roughead 5 I Smith 3 P Puopolo 3 J Sicily R Schoenmakers S Burgoyne T O’Brien. Western Bulldogs: L Picken 3 B Dale 2 L Hunter 2 L Dahlhaus M Boyd R Murphy T Campbell T Liberatore T McLean. Best: Hawthorn: J Roughead J Sicily B McEvoy T Mitchell I Smith J O’Meara. Western Bulldogs: M Boyd J Macrae T McLean M Bontempelli L Picken L Dahlhaus. Injuries: Nil. Reports: Nil. Umpires: Matt Stevic, Jeff Dalgleish, Leigh Fisher. Official Crowd: 48,090 at Etihad Stadium.
VFL - RD 19 PT MELBOURNE 2.3 COLLINGWOOD 1.3
6.6 4.5
8.10 6.7
9.11 (65) 8.11 (59)
Goals: Pt Melbourne: Lisle 4 Nahas 2 Conway 2 T Tynan. Collingwood: Howe 2 Lynch L Keeffe Kelly White Sier Collopy. Best: Pt Melbourne: O’Sullivan Viojo-Rainbow T Templeton Hooper Lisle Lange. Collingwood: Ramsay Hellier Smith Kelly Tardrew T L Lynch. At Holden Centre.
SANDRINGHAM 6.4 NORTH BALLARA BALLARAT 1.3
6.6 10.10 15.12 (102) 3.5 4.7 6.11 (47)
Goals: Sandringham: Marshall 4 Fox 3 O’Kearney 2 Battle 2 McKenzie Rich Connellan Pierce. Nth Ballarat: Keeble 3 Rodd 2 Edwards. Best: Sandringham: Phillips O’Kearney Marshall Connellan Weickhardt Fox. Nth Ballarat: Austin Keeble L Lyle yle T Tate ate Rodd Lukich. At MARS Stadium.
WILLIAMSTOWN 3.4 FOOTSCRA FOOTSCRAY 3.1
5.9 11.13 14.17 (101) 4.1 5.6 8.10 (58)
Goals: Williamstown: Schultz 3 Dunell 3 Marcon Burke Gibbons Cavarra Cordy Siposs Bewley Masters. Footscray: Gowers Jamieson Prudden Tashevski-Beckwith Smith Hayes Boyd Dickson. T Best: Williamstown: Marcon Sing Bewley Schultz Dunell Gibbons. Footscray: Prudden Hayes Collins Short Russell Roberts. At VU Whitten Oval.
CASEY WERRIBEE
3.4 2.2
7.6 4.3
9.10 11.15 (81) 9.7 9.12 (66)
Goals: Casey: Fritsch 3 Scott 2 Maynard 2 KennedyHarris King Gordon Bugg. Werribee: Munro 2 Corbett 2 Fordham Sharp Xerri Cleeland Hodgson. Best: Casey: Trengove Wagner Maynard Keilty Scott Fritsch. Werribee: Hanson Gribble Barrack Iles Corbett Fordham. At Casey Fields.
RICHMOND COBURG
1.2 1.6
8.9 12.11 17.17 (119) 2.7 4.9 4.9 (33)
Goals: Richmond: B Lennon 3 B Wood 2 I Soldo 2 B Griffiths 2 J Aarts 2 T Silvestro S Bolton C Moore S Lloyd S Morris D Coffield. Coburg: L Hunt J Corigliano H Kerbatieh P McEvoy. Best: Richmond: S Bolton B Wood C Ellis J Batchelor J Short A Miles. Coburg: L Hunt T Curtis N Mellington P McEvoy K Posar J Iacobaccio. At Punt Road Oval.
GEELONG ESSENDON
3.2 1.2
6.3 5.7
10.6 7.10
10.9 (69) 9.13 (67)
Goals: Geelong: Black 2 Henry Gardner Thurlow Gow Atkins Hayball Jones Dobson. Essendon: Younan Y 2 Ferry 2 Ottavi Peters Draper Stanton Hind. Best: Geelong: House Reid O’Connor Henry Capiron Black. Essendon: Francis Bird Howlett Dea O’Brien Holmes. At Simonds Stadium.
BOX HILL NORTHERN
3.3 1.1
9.6 4.2
13.8 19.13 (127) 6.6 7.8 (50)
Goals: Box Hill: Murphy 4 Stewart 4 Kilpatrick 2 Nash 2 Fisher 2 Jones Hanrahan Mirra Warren Moore. Northern: Palmer 3 Gallucci Gorringe O’Shea Strachan.
VFL WOMEN - RD 14 DAREBIN VU WESTERN
2.2 1.0
4.6 1.0
7.10 12.14 (86) 3.0 4.0 (24)
Goals: Darebin: Brennan 5 Dal Pos 2 Simpson 2 Arnell 2 Gardner. VU Western: Jolly 2 Newman White. Best: Darebin: Hickey Dal Pos Brennan Arnell Marinoff O’Dea. VU Western: Storer Hull Davies Senserrick Gamble Gogos. At AH Capp Reserve.
BOX HILL SEAFORD
4.3 0.0
5.3 1.0
8.3 1.1
8.5 (53) 3.3 (21)
Goals: Box Hill: Gilder 3 Mahoney McIlvena Dillon Mackie Flanagan. Seaford: Walker Eberle Hosking. Best: Box Hill : Van Dyk Gilder Peschke Kuys Papadopoulos Flanagan. Seaford: Hosking Rolland Ricardo Tilley Plane Bury. At RF Miles Reserve
DIAMOND CREEK 1.3 MELBOURNE UNI 1.1
1.4 2.2
3.6 2.3
3.6 (24) 2.4 (16)
Goals: Diamond Creek: Grech Molloy Bernardi. Melbourne Uni: Kearney Hope. Best: Diamond Creek: Kennedy Hicks Chiocci Downie Abbatangelo Morecroft. Melbourne Uni: McIntosh Ashmore Eva Blackburn Kearney Conti. At Melbourne Uni.
EASTERN GEELONG
1.3 1.3
1.4 3.3
3.6 3.3
8.7 (55) 4.3 (27)
ST KILDA CRANBOURNE
4.3 0.0
9.4 0.0
14.6 0.0
14.8 (92) 1.2 (8)
Goals: Eastern: D’Arcy 2 Hutchins 2 Foster Wotton Perkins Smith. Geelong: Garing Habib Darby Fedele. Best: Eastern: Smith Lambert McGeoch King Privitelli Laan. Geelong: Blakeway Coventry Mangan Cranston Habib Woodroffe. At Mulgrave Reserve.
Goals: St Kilda: Garner 5 Gardner 2 Mesiti Harris Brown Bruton Lucas-Rodd Hore Walsh. Cranbourne: Garner. Best: St Kilda: Walsh Gay Downie Garner McWilliams Mesiti. Cranbourne: McLeod Garner Whitford Moody Jakobsson Thomas. At Peanut Farm Reserve. P W L D F A % Pts Darebin 14 12 2 0 873 319 273.67 48 Diamond Cr 14 12 2 0 803 421 190.74 48 Melb Uni 14 10 4 0 755 414 182.37 40 St Kilda 14 10 4 0 749 493 151.93 40 Geelong 14 8 6 0 545 431 126.45 32 VU Western 14 7 7 0 563 584 96.40 28 Eastern 14 5 9 0 684 708 96.61 20 Box Hill 14 3 11 0 382 718 53.20 12 Cranbourne 14 3 11 0 298 889 33.52 12 Seaford 14 0 14 0 260 935 27.81 0
AFL VIC DEVELOPMENT LEAGUE - RD 19 WILLIAMSTOWN 7.2 11.6 17.10 22.14 (146) COBURG 2.1 3.2 4.4 6.8 (44)
Goals: Williamstown: Monk 4 Owen 3 Bramble 2 Kempster 2 Davies 2 Ebinger 2 Buykx-Smith 2 Norton Giuliano Philpot Condon Gray. Coburg: Haddara 2 Svarc Byrne Cannolo Waite.
CASEY WERRIBEE
6.4 1.1
9.5 3.2
15.8 23.13 (151) 3.3 4.3 (27)
Goals: Casey: Gardiner 6 Cox 4 Lok 2 Lefau 2 Armour 2 Collis 2 MacHaya Ambler Vander Haar Johnston Giobbi. Werribee: Xavier Brett Ellard Sutton. Best: Casey: Byers Hillard Johnston Ambler Dwyer Gardiner. Werribee: Junker Brett Adams Carlton Xavier Ellard. At Casey Fields.
NORTHERN BOX HILL
2.3 1.2
5.3 4.4
8.7 5.5
Goals: Northern: Romero 3 Walson Gleeson Fowler Malual McCabe Payne Peet Krithararis. Box Hill: Hehir 3 Burt 2 Davies Kennedy Traynor Cox. Best: Northern: Jones Malual McCabe Stavrou Gleeson Dawson. Box Hill: Gibson Cox Jeffs Haynes Firns Bond. At Box Hill City Oval. P W L D F A % Pts Box Hill 16 13 3 0 1804 924 195.24 52 Casey 16 10 6 0 1396 1004 139.04 40 Pt Melbourne 16 10 6 0 1263 1074 117.60 40 Williamstown 16 9 7 0 1201 1260 95.32 36 Coburg 16 9 7 0 1060 1161 91.30 36 Sandringham 16 8 8 0 1340 1309 102.37 32 North. Blues 16 8 8 0 1094 1199 91.24 32 Werribee 16 4 12 0 1066 1498 71.16 16 Frankston 16 1 15 0 852 1647 51.73 4
TTAC CUP - RD 17 DANDENONG SANDRINGHAM
2.5 1.4
8.8 3.9
10.9 11.15 (81) 9.11 10.12 (72)
Goals: Dandenong: Nanscawen 2 Clark 2 Bonar Hamill Young Y Williams Riordan Davies-Uniacke Bowman. Sandringham: Trusler 3 Gorman 2 Williams Brayshaw Constable Jarnestrom Styles. Best: Dandenong: Clark DeWit Morrish DaviesUniacke Freeman Clavarino. Sandringham: Newman Brayshaw Murphy Williams Amartey. At Trevor Barker Oval.
GIPPSLAND WESTERN
1.1 2.4
2.8 4.9
4.12 6.12
9.13 (67) 6.15 (51)
NORTHERN MURRA MURRAY
4.4 10.9 13.15 18.20 (128) 4.2 7.4 11.7 13.1 1 (89)
Goals: Gippsland: Stephenson 3 Hodge 2 Henness Flanders Serong Mosquito. Western: Butters 2 Young Y Fogarty Bouris Thar. Best: Gippsland: Quigley Hogan Porter Motton Stephenson Drew. Western: Fogarty Mould Radovanovic Butters Khamis Bouris. At Morwell Recreation Reserve.
Goals: Northern: Penrith 4 Naish 3 Coffield 2 Federico 2 Naylor 2 McKenzie Lentini Petruccelle Shea Uzelac. Murray: Bruce 2 Langlands 2 Lane 2 Paech 2 Oakes Barzen Wilson Richards Donaghey. Best: Northern: Federico Harman Penrith McKenzie Dreher Petruccelle. Murray: Vandermeer Richards Langlands Butts Oakes Donaghey. At Norm Minns Oval.
OAKLEIGH BENDIGO
9.5 14.7 19.11 21.17 (143) 0.2 2.5 3.6 8.7 (55)
Goals: Oakleigh: Higgins 7 Thompson 5 Wooller 4 Whitehead 2 Bugeja Stanford Stacker. Bendigo: Byrne 4 Kemp 2 Davis Daniels. Best: Oakleigh: Higgins Richards Thompson Roughsedge Jones Warren. Bendigo: Atley Farrell Henderson Daniels Byrne O’Brien. At Warrawee Park.
CALDER GW VICTORIA
3.0 3.3
5.5 5.4
9.7 8.10
13.9 (87) 9.12 (66)
Goals: Calder: Tilley 3 Balta 3 Caluzzi 3 Firebrace 2 Moussa Bytel. GW Victoria: Cox 2 Watts 2 Domic Delany Wellings Chatfield Carlin. Best: Calder Cannons: Bernacki Bytel Riccardi Caluzzi West Tilley. At MARS Stadium.
Motoring
4.6 1.0
5.9 3.2
8.12 11.16 (82) 3.3 3.6 (24)
Goals: Geelong: Walsh 3 Garner 2 Miers 2 Benson 2 Parish McHenry. Eastern Ranges: Mynott 2 Moore. Best: Geelong: Parish Walsh Stephens McCartin Garner McHenry. Eastern: Stephenson Moore Mynott Fry Edwards Hirst. At Deakin Uni. P W L D F A % Pts Geelong 17 14 3 0 1518 909 167.00 56 Oakleigh 17 14 3 0 1545 930 166.13 56 Dandenong 17 12 5 0 1510 1247 121.09 48 Sandringham 17 10 7 0 1263 1052 120.06 40 Murray 17 10 7 0 1505 1293 116.40 40 Eastern 17 9 8 0 1223 1297 94.29 36 Northern 17 7 9 1 1112 1285 86.54 30 Gippsland 17 7 10 0 1186 1339 88.57 28 Calder 17 6 11 0 1164 1478 78.76 24 Western 17 5 12 0 1053 1400 75.21 20 GWV 17 4 12 1 1189 1509 78.79 18 Bendigo 17 3 14 0 1120 1649 67.92 12
WESTERN REGION DIV 3 PARKSIDE 1.7 WYNDHAM SUNS 2.3
5.9 11.14 16.20 (116) 5.3 8.7 9.8 (62)
Goals: Parkside: Details unavailable. Wyndham Suns: D Hovey 4 R Bucktin S Neralic R Kirk J Vella H Iannacone. Best: Parkside: Details unavailable. Wyndham Suns: J Vella A Scarpino S Costa D Cachia H Iannacone D Hovey.
VAFA PREMIER C OLD HAILEY HAILEY. 3.1 11.7 13.12 17.15 (117) WILLIAMSTOWN 4.3 5.4 7.10 10.11 (71)
Goals: Old Haileyburians: N Waite 7 C Connelly 5 J Nicolopoulos 4 L Nash. Williamstown Cyms: B Gray 3 J Gray 3 J Slee 2 M Parkinson B Carvalho. Best: Old Haileyburians: C Connelly N Garratt J Plymin J Paul N Waite E Limon. Williamstown Cyms: J Connolly P Johnson Y Hemphill S McVernon B Carvalho. P W L D F A % Pts Caulfield Gram. 17 15 2 0 1803 1101 163.76 60 Old Hailey. 17 11 6 0 1628 1174 138.67 44 Marcellin OC 17 10 7 0 1631 1309 124.60 40 Williamstown 17 8 9 0 1633 1469 111.16 32 Old Geelong 17 8 9 0 1393 1311 106.25 32 Old Mentonians 17 8 9 0 1422 1551 91.68 32 Old Camberwell 17 8 9 0 1334 1503 88.76 32 Old Ivanhoe 17 8 9 0 1210 1386 87.30 32 Hampton Rov. 17 6 11 0 1046 1470 71.16 24 Kew AFC 17 3 14 0 1015 1841 55.13 12
DIV 3 POINT COOK ALBERT PARK
10.6 12.6 16.11 24.14 (158) 5.0 10.5 12.9 16.12 (108)
Goals: Point Cook: K Heberle 6 A Grigg 4 A Auciello 2 J Borg 2 D Duskovic 2 T Furr 2.J Steen 2 R Milne N Volk B Cox R Tilley. Albert Park Afc: J Brick 6 J Amies 2 L Childs 2 T Smoker D Ella D Concilia N Materia T Cattle L Liddiard. Best: Point Cook: M Kip R Milne A Auciello K Heberle T Furr D Duskovic. Albert Park Afc: A Snowden J Brick J Amies B Raeside T Smoker B Lonergan.
WESTBOURNE UHS-VU AFC
2.2 1.4
8.5 3.9
9.7 13.12 (90) 7.16 9.18 (72)
Goals: Westbourne Grammarians: B Johnson 4 J Cooke 3 N Schiano 2 M Culliver A Imber. Uhs-vu Afc: J McGee 3 M Sweeney 3 E Ramsay 2 M Healey. Best: Westbourne Grammarians: M Culliver C Hudson J Russell N Coyne P O’Brien. Uhs-vu Afc: N Wallace J McGee B Anderson E Ramsay M Healey I Brambley. P W L D F A % Pts Power House 18 16 2 0 1870 1340 139.55 6 4 UHS-VU 18 15 3 0 1871 1062 176.18 60 Swinburne Uni. 18 11 7 0 1733 1408 123.08 44 Westbourne 18 11 7 0 1595 1354 117.80 44
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An eradeliver ends foratTigers Tigers last By Lance Lance Jenkinson Jenkinson By It was the end of the road for the Werribee
Werribee coach John Lamont Tigers in Tigers the Victorian Football League for this apprehensive season. was leading into Sunday’s The “travelling out on the historic final gameTigers” of the missed season against finals by percentage after a 15-point loss to Sandringham. Casey Demons at Casey Fields on Saturday It was a dead rubber game for the Tigers night. with VFL finalsfinished out of the Tigers levelequation, on eight but wins ByThe Lance Jenkinson 12th on itwith wasfive alsoteams billedplaced as oneeighth of thetobiggest the ladder. Werribee Tigers John Lamont days in the club’scoach history – the last game Unfortunately, they had the was apprehensive leading into Sunday’s at the Watton Street ground inworst its current percentage thoseofteams with 82.48, historic finalofgame the season against format before it is transformed into a compared to eighth-placed Collingwood, Sandringham. state-of-the-art venue to serve coming which snuck in the top eight with 96.83. It was a dead rubber game for the Tigers generations. Werribee gaveout it aofred crack against with VFL finals thehot equation, but side Casey, but came up short. ittop-four was also billed as one of the–biggest Throughout a tough season onejust that A slow start the Tigers by days inwith the club’s history – the last game began thehad expectation of trailing finals before 21the points and on theground back foot at current half-time. at Watton in its petering out toitStreet an 11th-place finish as The Tigers out after the main format before came is transformed into a break injuries and piling formvenue slumps wreaked havoc with intent, on five goalscoming to two to –cut state-of-the-art to serve Lamont maintained the players had for the the deficit to three points at three-quarter generations. time. Throughout a tough – one most part played with season spirit and thatthat morale The with comeback was sparked in thebefore began the expectation of finals remained high. midfield out by the ever reliable Matt petering to an 11th-place finishHanson Even was wincing when heas and hisLamont on-ball crime, Tom injuries and formpartner slumpsinwreaked havoc – checked the AFL had results from Saturday, Gribble.maintained Hanson theplayers ball on a string, Lamont the had for the seeing Melbourne and Richmond, both finishing 24 with kicksspirit and six most partwith played andhandballs that morale and applying remained sides withhigh. littlenine buttackles. pride to play for, on the Youngster Dom Brew had awhen game-high 11 Even Lamont was wincing he end of 100-plus point losses. tackles, while Matt Munro andSaturday, Josh Corbett checked the AFL results from Lamont what the mindset of kicked twowondered goals apiece. seeing Melbourne and Richmond, both his players would be whentohe arrived at the Werribee’s errant kicking for goal sides with little but pride play for,would on Avalon Airport Oval on Sunday morning, prove costly again – the Tigers’ last five end of 100-plus point losses. scoring shots were four allwhat behinds. Lamont wondered the mindset of knowing they were quarters away from needed anarrived early goal his players when he at in theThey end desperately of awould long,be tough campaign. the lastAirport term toOval create scoreboard pressure Avalon on Sunday morning, To Lamont’s delight, his players were up on Casey, butwere it never knowing they fourcame. quarters away from for the challenge, claiming a 20-point win A goal to Dylan Gordon and a third to the end of a long, tough campaign. over Sandringham. Bayley Fritsch delight, gave Casey the breathing To finals-bound Lamont’s his players were up space neededoftothe secure win. for the itchallenge, claiming ahas 20-point “The morale groupthe been win It is the end of Sandringham. thewe alignment for of over finals-bound terrific, even though have hadera a lot Werribee. “The morale of the group has been injuries and lost a lotwe of have games of afooty,” he It waseven theirthough last game aligned terrific, hadwith lotNorth of said. Melbourne entering a new as ahe injuries andbefore lost a lot of games of era footy,” “The blokes were really keen to finish the stand-alone club next season. said. The Tigers will have thekeen luxury of “The blokesand were really finish the year strongly sending off thetopavilion playing back at their home ground afterof year strongly and sending off the pavilion was one little part of it but the big part spending the part wholeofofit 2017 at big away venues was one little but the part of it was Avalon finishing the year off on a positive Airport Ovaloffundergoes a itwhile was finishing the year on a positive note.” multi-million dollar redevelopment. note.”
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What will the Tigers’ 2017 season be Werribee produced what it had yearned remembered for? There is nothing forHappy most ofaway the days: season – a consistent sweeter thanperformance. a good away win and Werribee four-quarter did a lot of that this season. The Tigers answered numerous challenges The Tigers won eight games – all on the from the Zebras, leading at every change road. andThey claiming a seventh win forfar theaway season. sung the club song in places such asJosh Ballarat, Key forward PorterBeaconsfield, and midfielder Craigieburn andsaved Wangaratta, and a few Werribee produced what best it had yearned Joe Maishman their until last. venues closer to home such as North for most of the season – a consistent “They probably had their best games of Melbourne, Carlton, Coburg and Hoppers four-quarter performance. the year,” Lamont said. “They were real Crossing. The Tigers answered numerous challenges stand-outs for us,leading those two boys.” More Werribee picked up from theimportantly, Zebras, at every change Porter was atheseventh focal the point forand Werribee’s new supporters along promoted and claiming winway for the season. the city of Wyndham. Key forward Joshtwo Porter attack. He kicked goalsand andmidfielder was the Comeback wins: Werribee trailed in Joe Maishman saved their and best untilbig last. conduit between midfield goal. three of probably its wins –had against “They theirCollingwood best games in Maishman’s explosiveness theof round five,Lamont Northern Blues inthrough round nine the year,” said. “They were real middle of Melbourne, the had theboys.” eyesofofthethe and Port its two last win stand-outs forground us, those forwards lighting up. season, round 15. point for Werribee’s Porter in was the focal The best comeback had found toand be was when the attack. He kicked two goals Ryan Clarke consistently the the ball Tigers overturned a 41-point quarter-time conduit between midfield and goal. and played his way into the minds of the deficit to beat explosiveness Collingwood by 11 points. Maishman’s the North Melbourne selectors forthrough the AFL If cliffhanger finishes thing, middle of the ground hadare themore eyesyour of the finals. Robin Nahas dangerous around the victory over Port Melbourne in the dying forwards lighting up.was goal withClarke threeone majors, while young minutes was to savour. Ryan consistently found thekey ball Entering in the quarter, the and played his way into thelast minds of the forward Bentime-on McKay jagged two. Tigers found a way to victory with late goals North Melbourne selectors for the AFL It ended on a positive note, but the 2016 from Tom Gribble and Zurhaar. finals. Robin wasCameron dangerous around season willopportunity: beNahas remembered as one that was Missed spent goal with three majors, Werribee while young key unfulfilled for Werribee. most of Ben the season the top eight, but forward McKay in jagged two. “The whole year has slipped by and we floundered late. It ended on a positive note, but the 2016 As it will panned all the to season be remembered as oneneeded that was haven’t gotten toout, where we Tigers wanted to go,” do was win one of their last four matches unfulfilled for Werribee. Lamont said. of“The the season to reach the finals, whole year has slipped by but and they we Meanwhile, there issingle no restone for Lamont bombedgotten out intoevery of them. haven’t where we wanted to go,” andMatt’s the said. support staff, with planning already the man: Midfielder Matt Hanson Lamont under for there nextall season. The will was soway consistent that he was Meanwhile, is season no rest forTigers Lamont again as possible AFL draftee. and the supportonstaff, with planning already play allmentioned games thea road in 2017, with the Werribee coach John Lamont endorsed under way for season. The Tigers will club looking tonext secure nine “home” venues his top onballeronnumerous times andwith is all play all games road in 2017, the away from Wattonthe Street. ears looking if any recruiters discussvenues his club to securewant nine to “home” They are Watton in talksStreet. to stage games at game. away from Hoppers Crossing, Torquay and perhaps Rebounding defender Ryley Barrack They are in talks to stage games at is another who could Torquay garner interest at the Hoppers Crossing, and perhaps even an AFL curtain-raiser at Etihad draftan table. even AFL Etihad Stadium, pluscurtain-raiser Arden Streetatwill be a The Tigers’ senior best-and-fairest Stadium, plus Arden Street will be ato could logical venue given the Tigers’ ties North be a two-horse racethe between and logical venue given Tigers’Hanson ties to North Melbourne. Barrack. Melbourne.
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Werribee Tigers forward Josh Porter – one of the day’s stars – celebrates a goal in front of the old
TensionsTigers rise inforward the finalJosh round game between Tigers and Caseya Demons. (Jessica Wardold Werribee Porter – one of theWerribee day’s stars – celebrates goal in front of the grandstand at Chirnside Chirnside Park. Park. (Luke (Luke Hemer) Hemer) Photography) at grandstand
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I wrote recently of the father-son rule in AFL footy and how much fans love it. I am happy to report the family connection in local footy is as strong as ever. Three great grandsons of the late great Charlie Sutton played in winning grand final sides for the Altona Football Club recently. Liam Curran in the under-11s, his brother James in the under-13s and cousin Zayne Wallace in the under 17s. The boys’ history with the club goes back to their great, great, great grandfather James Duke, who was one of the men who established the club in a Pier Street cafe in 1919. James’ son George was the first soldier from Altona to return home for WWI and his battalion’s colours were purple and gold, colours which the club adopted and still wear today.
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Truganina’s Stacy Knowles was caught in a Werribee Bears sandwich in week one of the finals. (Damjan Janevski)
over Northern Thunder at Casey Fields on Saturday. The Werribee-Casey grand final will be a re-match of last season’s decider, when the Bears broke through for their first top flight title in club history. The first grade game will kick off at 3.30pm. Lance Jenkinson
Westbourne Grammarians will be on the look-out for a new coach after Roger Hand announced he will be stepping down at the end of the Victorian Amateur Football Association division 3 season. Hand spent six seasons in charge of the Warriors, including the promotionpremiership double last season. While Hand will relinquish the coaching position, he will certainly not be lost to the Warriors. Hand will be the club’s director of football operations and will have a key focus on expanding the club’s newly established women’s section. Hand will also lay the foundations for the revival of a Warriors junior section. First things first though, Hand still has the finals series. The Warriors face Swinburne University in the semi-final at St Bernard’s College on Sunday at 2pm. Lance Jenkinson
NBL stars hit the road By Lance Jenkinson Wyndham basketball fans will get the chance to see the stars of the National Basketball League close up in their own backyard. Cairns Taipans and Brisbane Bullets will take to the court in an NBL Blitz pre-season game on September 10 from 2pm. The Blitz is an annual warm-up competition for NBL clubs where they take the game to regional centres. This year, the Blitz will be held at Traralgon, with eight games in September 7-9. Once the Traralgon leg is complete, the teams will hit the road, with four games taking place concurrently at Wantirna South, Mill Park, Kilsyth and Werribee. Brisbane Bullets assistant coach C.J. Bruton, a six-time NBL championship winner, knows the importance of taking the game to the suburbs and country towns. “The ideal pre-season game is playing games in areas that don’t have NBL teams,” he said. “To work with and show how committed we are with the game of basketball on and off the floor all around the country.” Scoochie Smith, the Cairns Taipans newest import, will experience the Queensland derby for the first time. The 22-year-old, who played Summer League for the Boston Celtics, is linking with his team for the first time. “We’re really looking forward to getting out there and hitting the court before the NBL season officially starts,” Smith said. “The Bullets will be our biggest rivals this year and we can’t wait to get an early run against them at Eagle Stadium.” When Eagle Stadium, the home of the Werribee Devils and epicentre of Wyndham basketball, was being re-developed, it came with a promise of attracting big time exhibition games. Last year, the Women’s National Basketball League took centre stage, with Bendigo Spirit and Dandenong Rangers playing a pre-season game. Now the dream of an NBL game will become a reality when the Taipans and Bullets take to the court. It will be a landmark day for basketball in this town and for Eagle stadium. “The Werribee Basketball Association is really pleased that the NBL has chosen to bring a national level game to Werribee,”
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was an equally proud day for the Penaluna clan when Kyle became the third generation of the family to proudly wear the Port Melbourne Colts jumper. Kyle made his senior debut for the Colts a few weeks ago, as proud dad Mark and grandfather Jim watched on. Jim – who turns 80 soon – has been at the Colts since its inception in 1957 and Mark played in excess of 350 junior and senior games for the club.
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Wyndhamvale junior Jack Fitzpatrick drew the curtain on his AFL career last week, another victim of concussion issues. Doctors advised the ruckman to give the game away or face serious health problems. At the age of 26, Jack made the obvious choice. Unfortunately his career was dogged by injuries and illness right from the start but in the end he managed 26 games with Melbourne and Hawthorn, including the memorable Hawks win over the Pies in the final round of the 2016 season. Jack’s ball bursting kick for the match-winning goal sealed the Hawks’ final four spot and will be number one on his highlights reel forever.
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and more clubs are looking to field women’s teams for the 2018 season with West Footscray the latest. The club is holding a meeting at Shorten Reserve on Thursday September 7 from 6pm and is keen to see potential players, volunteers and sponsors on the night. For more information contact Anna on 0435 821 509 or Stephanie on 0414 488 041. Clubs expanding with netball and women’s footy is the way to go to ensure survival and more importantly, reflect the entire community, not just the blokes. Kevin Hillier
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Cairns Taipans will have a western suburbs link with Kuany Kuany formerly of Longhorns Basketball Club in Braybrook. (Supplied/NBL)
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Leadership left lacking in a season of controversy COMMENT PIECE By Lance Jenkinson
The Western Region Football League brand has copped a beating this season. When a football league is the focus of attention on talkback radio, newspapers and the nightly news, it is rarely for anything positive. The WRFL has been thrust into these platforms because of a number of incidents this season, caused by some selfish individuals or, more disturbingly, groups of people. These incidents have led to game cancellations, ambulance and police officers being called to grounds and even umpires being chased off the field. The league has been littered with such incidents this season. In the past, there has been one-off incidents,
which have been widely condemned. No sport is immune – emotions unfortunately spill over and there will be idiots in every crowd. But there has been far too many instances this season, so it has become a worrying trend. It is happening in both junior games, with the “ugly parent” and senior games, where players are taking the law into their own hands. The lowest ebb was perhaps when a brawl took place at an under-15 grand final between Point Cook and Albion on August 13 at Hogans Road Reserve. The umpires made a decision late in the game which was disputed by spectators, and some proceeded to chase the frightened umpires off the field. A physical altercation was alleged to have taken place. You would have thought that clubs and the league would be on high alert after that but
six days later, two games – both seniors and reserves – were abandoned between Sanctuary Lakes and Braybrook at Featherbrook Reserve. Separate on-field brawls led to ambulances being called and players carted off to hospital. Earlier in the season, a senior game between Newport Power and Yarraville Seddon was called off after an on-field brawl. But talk to people around the traps and the trouble in season 2017 is by no means confined to those three disturbances. Who is taking leadership from the WRFL in the aftermath of these incidents? Where is the public condemnation? Why are clubs not being stripped of points? The Sanctuary Lakes and Braybrook incident got a 31-word statement from the WRFL. It read: “The WRFL is investigating an on-field incident involving players from
Braybrook and Sanctuary Lakes Football Clubs on Saturday 19 August. The league has no further comment to make at this time.” The Albion and Point Cook incident got a slightly longer 40-word response. That one read: “The Western Region Football League is investigating an incident that followed the under-15 Division 2 grand final between Albion and Point Cook at Hogans Road Reserve on Sunday afternoon. The league has no further comment to make at this time’. The 89-word statement after the Newport Power and Yarraville Seddon incident said that no premiership points would be issued for that game and fines would apply, followed by “The league has no further public comment”. Now would be a good time for the WRFL to show leadership and make public their thoughts on these incidents.
Warrior heroics prevail By Lance Jenkinson Hoppers Crossing’s season flashed before its eyes at the 16-minute mark of the last quarter of Sunday’s Western Region Football League division 1 elimination final at Burbank Oval. The Warriors found themselves trailing in a low-scoring game after Mark Pozzuto goaled to put Werribee Districts a point in front and needing to find an immediate response. After an energy-sapping and physical encounter, how much petrol did the Warriors have left in the tank? Just enough. The Warriors found a way to keep their season alive with a seven-point win, but it took some inspirational individual acts in the dying minutes for coach Steven Kretiuk’s men to get across the line. “The last 90 seconds, where David Barbieri was one-out in the goal square, they got the quick kick going forward and he ended up spoiling the footy – it was a game-saving effort,” Kretiuk said. “Then Jordy Mead ran 80 metres, ran past a couple of their players and dived on the footy. Efforts like that showed we wanted to win.” It was more than the season on the line for Hoppers Crossing – the Warriors were desperate to give club stalwart Matthew Ryan a 400th game to remember. “When you think you’re doing it hard, just think of Matty Ryan and what he’s done for the club,” Kretiuk said. Ryan’s day was one to cherish. Not only did he get to sing the club song after his milestone game, he also had a significant impact on the match when moved into the midfield role late on. “We put Matty Ryan in the midfield in the last quarter and he, along with Matty Smith, who was outstanding all day, really got a bit more footy going forward,” Kretiuk said. Hoppers Crossing’s match-winner, though, was Ashlin Brown. Brown’s snap goal in time-on of the last quarter was the game sealer. Brown was another Warrior who moved into the midfield late in the game, having a positive impact after playing mostly across half-back. “That’s the beauty of Ash – we can pretty much play him anywhere,” Kretiuk said. “Ash ended up kicking the winning goal – a fantastic snap from the boundary line.” It was the end of a topsy turvy season for Werribee Districts. The Tigers only just scraped into the finals in the last regular round, but went into the elimination final with confidence, having beaten Hoppers Crossing in their previous two meetings. Despite two goals to Chris Molivas and big games from Jarryn McCormack, Matt Dean and Nathan Black, the Tigers bowed out in heartbreaking fashion to their local rivals. Hoppers Crossing will meet Spotswood in a mouth-watering cut-throat first semi-final at Burbank Oval on Sunday. 72 WYNDHAM STAR WEEKLY \ AUGUST 30, 2017
Daniel Welch, Tim Robertson, Gerald Aglipa and Paul Beasley performed strongly in the Andrew McKellar Memorial Handicap. (FCC)
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Brent Sheean and Daniel Riosa run over to celebrate with Ashlin Brown after his match-winning goal. (Shawn Smits)
The second semi-final will be between Deer Park and Sunshine Kangaroos at Hogans Road Reserve on Saturday, with the winner to advance straight to the grand final. In division 2, Manor Lakes is through to the preliminary final after a convincing 48-point win over Albanvale at Hogans Road Reserve. The Storm will meet North Footscray at Wyndham Vale South Oval on Saturday for
the right to face Yarraville-Seddon in the grand final. In division 3, Wyndham Suns and Tarneit will lock horns in the preliminary final, with Parkside awaiting the winner. The Suns suffered a 54-point loss to Parkside in the second semi-final, while Tarneit survived a scare to beat Sunshine Heights by three points in a cut-throat first semi-final.
Riders contested the Footscray Cycling Club’s second annual Andrew McKellar Memorial Handicap in challenging conditions. The gun riders off scratch started out with a 24-minute deficit to make up over the limit group. With strengthening winds and a foreboding sky, five determined bunches set off from Little River and headed out to the Flinders Avenue circuit at the base of the You Yangs Regional Park, with all five bunches doing their best to complete the first three laps of the 13-kilometre circuit as efficiently as possible. The action really started on lap four, when 2nd scratch, led by Xavier Coppock, hammered past the middle-markers at warp-speed when, moments later, scratch hammered past the combined group and turned the screws a tad more, leaving a trail of bodies in its wake. Current Tour of Samoa champion Tim Robertson decided it was time to throw caution to the wind, leave 2nd limit in a do-or-die move. Gerald Aglipa saw the wisdom in Robertson’s move and followed, which turned out to be a good wager to take as bridge they eventually did. By the start of the fifth, and last, lap, scratch had the gargantuan task of making up four minutes which proved to be too big of an ask. As the now combined bunch made the final turn into the home straight, with scratch tantalizingly close and charging hard, it was a race of attrition to the finish, with Aglipa eking out a small lead of three to four bike lengths from Robertson. The pair crossing ahead of three exceptionally determined limit riders in Paul Beasley, who took third, Phil Tehan in fourth and Tom Gray in fifth. The battle for the coveted fastest time sash was taken out by an elated Daniel Welch, who finished just ahead of Miles DaCosta. Mark Micallef
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All Manor of good news By Lance Jenkinson Only a Keilor juggernaut stood in the way of back-to-back women’s football premierships for Manor Lakes. The Storm, last year’s Victorian Women’s Football League north-west champion, crossed over to the newly amalgamated Western Region and Essendon District Football League this season and filed a super impressive inaugural campaign. It registered 10 wins from 12 matches and boasted a sky-high percentage of 523.68 – but could not find a way to beat Keilor. The premier side went undefeated with an astonishing percentage of 2855.56. It was truly a special team assembled by the Blues, so for Manor Lakes to be the best of the rest as runner-up at the end of the season was actually a feather in its cap. Manor Lakes coach Nathan Smithwick said his players had this season faced “a lot higher-calibre of teams, a lot fitter teams, a lot more skilful teams”. “To come out and at least make the grand final was a real credit to the girls,” he said. “We’ll obviously be working hard to get up to that level [set by Keilor].” Smithwick signed on for next season some two months ago. The first-year coach was impressed with the dedication and enthusiasm of the Manor Lakes players and likes where the side is heading. “There’s a lot of things I learnt throughout the year,” he said. “Probably the most I learnt was from when we played the EDFL clubs – the more senior sides, just with their development, their structures and how they stick to them. “All of the EDFL sides are very well drilled and the WRFL sides are relatively new, so we’ve still got a long way to go to develop.” It was the work ethic of the Manor Lakes players that was the key to them reaching the big dance. The Storm women’s team began pre-season two weeks before the men’s teams. Smithwick reckons the long pre-season and a season that included finals might have taken a toll. “The girls, to their credit, they wanted to do a long pre-season,” Smithwick said. “I think it sort of took a toll on the girls, so our next pre-season will still be as full on, but it probably won’t be as long.” The highlight of the season for Manor Lakes was its preliminary final win over Sunbury. “They loved that win,” Smithwick said. Just being involved on grand final day was a thrill for the Manor Lakes players, even if the result was not so palatable. “With these girls … they play for fun,” Smithwick said. “After the grand final, they still had smiles on their faces. “They like to win, but as long as they’re having fun, they don’t care to be honest.”
Jaden Rice was one of the standout midfielders for the Western Jets. (Damjan Janevski)
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Jaimi Paten sends Manor Lakes into attack during the grand final. (Shawn Smits)
Spotlight on the west’s future footy stars The next generation of Western Region Football League stars emerged at the league’s annual junior presentation evening at Encore Events Centre in Hoppers Crossing last Wednesday. Premiership teams were recognised, interleague players were feted and the top five vote-getters in each junior division were presented with trophies. The efforts of the volunteer coaches were recognised, including junior coach of the year Raphael Kardachi, of the Sunshine Kangaroos, and youth coach of the year John Szanyi, the Altona Vikings under 17 premiership coach. North Melbourne players Sam Durdin and Corey Wagner spoke about their pathways to the AFL and how the boys and girls of the west can aspire to play in the big leagues. The night’s highlights included: • A three-way tie in the under-11 division 1 between Harry Orr (Newport Power), Mitchell Gardiner (Werribee Centrals) and Noah Tullio (Werribee Districts), who finished on 19 votes.
• A tie between Benedict Abiyie (Caroline Springs) and Dakota Bajic (Werribee Centrals) in the under-12 division 2, who polled 18 votes. • A tie in under-15 division 1, with Eddie Ford (Yarraville Seddon) and Nash Reynolds (Werribee Districts) locked on 18 votes. • Yusuf Kailie (Sunshine Heights) polled an astronomical 36 votes – the most of any player on the night – to claim the under 13 division 3 best-and-fairest. • Dakodah Cott (Tarneit), playing in her first season of football, polled a massive 29 votes, the most of any player involved in the girls’ competitions this season, to take out the under-15 girls best-and-fairest. • Kyle Holden (Albion) had the biggest margin, claiming the under-15 division 2 best and fairest with 24 votes, a whopping 12 ahead of the next best in the division.
All the WRFL junior best and fairest winners … U11 division 1: Harry Orr (Newport Power),
Mitchell Gardiner (Werribee Centrals) and Noah Tullio 19 votes. U11 div 2: Jack Gerardi (West Footscray) 21 U11 div 3: Issah Kailie (Sunshine Heights) 24 U12 div 1: Harley Schuurmans (Williamstown Juniors) 19 U12 div 2: Benedict Abiyie (Caroline Springs) and Dakota Bajic (Werribee Centrals) 18 U12 girls: Kiera Whiley (Caroline Springs) 25 U13 div 1: Matthew Payne (Williamstown Juniors) 29 U13 div 2: Mabek Atem (Werribee Centrals) 17 U13 div 3: Yusuf Kailie (Sunshine Heights) 36 U14 div 1: Bailey Moffatt (Point Cook) 16 U14 div 2: Navdeep Singh (Wyndham Suns) 28 U15 div 1: Eddie Ford (Yarraville Seddon) and Nash Reynolds (Werribee Districts) 18 U15 div 2: Kyle Holden (Albion) 24 U15 girls: Dakodah Cott (Tarneit) 29 U17 divi 1: Karan Bharathi (Altona Juniors) 18 U17 division 2: Darcy McPherson (Albion) 22 U18 girls: Sharnie Whiting (Wyndhamvale) 16
Western Jets was delivered the knockout blow to its TAC Cup finals hopes. The Jets needed to beat Gippsland Power to stay alive in the race for the top eight, but came up short by 16 points at Morwell Recreation Reserve on Saturday. “We just couldn’t get the job done today,” Jets coach Torin Baker said. “I know the players are disappointed, I know they were keen on it [making a late run to the finals].” It was the Western Jets’ game to lose at three-quarter time. The Jets had controlled most of the first half and still held a 12-point lead entering the last change. Gippsland turned it on when it counted, piling on five goals to nil in the last term, leaving the Jets to rue a host of missed opportunities when they had the game on their own terms. “We put ourselves in a good position,” Baker said. “We certainly dominated the first quarter and a half, but we wasted some forward entries and didn’t put the score on the board at times. “Gippsland were fantastic in the last quarter, really had a crack and dominated the contested ball and clearances and just willed their way to win.” When the Western Jets had the ascendancy, it was coming mainly through its midfield dominance. Lachlan Fogarty led from the front, displaying the form that has the experts talking up his chances of being a potential first round choice at this year’s draft. Jaden Rice and Nick Stuhldreier had a big impact at the coal face. Josh Mould, Buku Khamis and Stefan Radovanovic were also influential with their defensive work and rebound out of the back half. Khamis took four intercept marks in the first quarter alone. But the Western Jets could not sustain their effort across four quarters. For all their efforts, they could only manage 6.15, with Zak Butters the only multiple goalkicker with two. “There’s effort and execution, we had really solid effort, we had good pressure around the ball and were good with some of our method, but just our execution probably in that first half meant we didn’t have enough score on the board,” Baker said. Western Jets will face arch rivals Calder Cannons at Rams Arena in Craigieburn on Saturday morning. Lance Jenkinson 73 WYNDHAM STAR WEEKLY \ AUGUST 30, 2017
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