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Performance of a lifetime A performance about one student’s real-life struggle to make it to Australia is in the running for a national award. Hoppers Crossing Secondary College has bagged six state awards, including best orginal story, at the recent Wakakirri competition for its short play Journey to Freedom, which is based on student Min Pa-Ko’s early childhood. Min and his family were forced to flee Thailand after the military stormed through their village when he was seven. The family hid in caves and spent time in a refugee camp before getting the necessary papers to settle in Australia. The story also encompasses the personal stories of many other students who fled volatile situations overseas to settle here. “It’s amazing, actually, telling the story,” Min said. Wakakirri co-ordinator Kate Elmer said the play was a celebration of the students’ stories. Fellow co-ordinator Bridget Afuie said the story had struck a chord among many students from competing schools. “Many of them were crying and saying, ‘I lived that’.” Wakakirri is Australia’s largest annual performing arts event for primary and secondary schools, involving more than 20,000 students from every state and territory. Hoppers Crossing Secondary College are Wakakirri veterans, having won three national awards since 2014. MIN (FRONT), HASSAN AND LUKE
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Rentals rise in Wyndham By Charlene Macaulay Wyndham’s rental market has exploded in the past decade, with nearly a third of residents living in rental properties. Newly released Census data reveals a 164 per cent increase in the number of Wyndham households renting in the past 10 years. The proportion of renters across the city is 28.6 per cent, up from 18.9 per cent a decade ago. No other part of Melbourne has experienced such a large increase.
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Centrelink income – down from 75 per cent in March, 2007. A property is deemed affordable when rent consumes 30 per cent or less of a household’s income. More than 60 council, community legal services and not-for-profit groups have backed a “Make Renting Fair” campaign that is calling on the state government to overhaul rental laws to protect tenants and their families. The state government is reviewing the Residential Tenancies Act, with possible changes to include restricting rent rises to once
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a year and the banning of no-pet clauses in leases. Tenants Union of Victoria chief executive Mark O’Brien said Victoria’s rental laws hadn’t been updated properly in 20 years. “We are seeing a major change in the way people live in Melbourne, moving from a community of home owners to one where between one-in-three to one-in-two people rent their homes,” Mr O’Brien said. “Undermining safety and stability for renters at a time when more of us are becoming renters doesn’t make sense and it isn’t fair.”
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Seeds sown for new green plan By Alesha Capone Wyndham council is branching out in a new direction, with a proposal to give a free tree to new residents who move into the area. The idea was in the council’s draft City Forest and Habitat Strategy, which has been released for public consultation. The strategy aims to boost tree cover in the municipality and protect existing greenery. Proposed measures include planning protections for rural grasslands, a five-year
planting plan and a significant tree register for Wyndham’s public realm. Wyndham’s environment and sustainability portfolio holder Cr Heather Marcus said the council was also considering giving new residents a free tree when they moved in. “This will work via a website, with residents able to register their intention to claim the free tree,” Cr Marcus said. “We will make suggestions to residents on what kind of tree they should plant for their area.”
Cr Marcus said the council had set aside $5000 for the first year of the project. She said the council was also encouraging landowners in Little River to plant more trees, primarily red gums and red box along waterways and property boundaries, to help boost declining koala numbers in the region. Cr Marcus said a group named the Koala Clancy Foundation, which monitors koala population in the You Yangs, had found the population was declining because of drier and warmer summers.
Western Region Environment Centre director Harry van Moorst said the council’s proposed City Forest and Habitat Strategy was “a very good policy”. “I think it’s good that a policy is generally trying to provide more greenery,” Mr van Moorst said. “Trees, including shrubs and grasses, are also very valuable for habitats and providing a ‘carbon sink’, and we need more of them because we are losing so much as the area develops.”
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Readathon a personal crusade for the readathon and was the top fundraiser in the nation. During the past four years, she has raised a total of $22,254 for the cause, reading about 2000 books in the process. Makaira said she hoped to raise more than $8000 this year, to take her total contribution to $30,000. She said she developed her love of reading because of her parents, who read to her when she was younger. Makaira’s fundraising efforts have been thrust into the spotlight thanks to a high-profile AFL player. Last week, Essendon vice captain
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Zach Merrett visited Makaira’s school, Lumen Christi Catholic Primary School in Point Cook. Makaira conducted a question and answer session with Merrett in front of fellow students, to encourage them to take part in the MS Readathon. Merrett, whose mother also has MS, posted a photo of Makaira on his Instagram account and praised her fundraising efforts. Donate at doitforms.org.au/makaira2017 by October 31.
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Architecture and design company HDR is set to design the new youth justice centre at Cherry Creek, scheduled to open in 2021, the state government has announced. HDR will work with stakeholders through the Youth Justice Redevelopment Project team to develop the centre’s design and master plan. With international experience in designing state-of-the-art correction facilities, HDR will focus on both security and rehabilitation in planning the new centre. The state government is providing $288 million for the centre, which will include an intensive supervision unit. Minister for Families and Children, Jenny Mikakos described the project as “the next important step in rebuilding Victoria’s youth justice system”. “We’re getting on with this vital project to help keep staff, young offenders and the community safe,” she said. Drone footage and new images of HDR’s plans for the centre were released last week. To see the footage, go to www. starweekly.com.au
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“I understand he’s not long in council, so possibly he doesn’t understand how I exercise my right,� Cr Khan said. “That’s what these new councillors have to understand, my walking out of the chamber is respecting the chamber and understanding how local government rules work, because that’s deferred the items to the next meeting.� Star Weekly understands the council later moved to hear the deferred items at an already scheduled council meeting on September 19. Wyndham council’s chief executive Kelly Grigsby said that the council’s Councillor Code of Conduct and Council Meeting Procedures did not specify that councillors had to provide a reason when leaving the chamber during meetings.
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Wyndham Cr Intaj Khan twice walked out of last week’s council meeting, forcing the remaining councillors present to defer making a decision on two agenda items until a later date. Cr Khan left the chamber before debate began on a report into the proposed subdivision of vacant land near the Hoppers Club. He gave no verbal warning before leaving the room. Four other councillors were absent from the meeting and Cr Kim McAliney left the room due to a conflict of interest – meaning that without Cr Khan there were not enough councillors present to legally vote on the item. The report was deferred. Cr Khan left the chamber for a second time a few minutes later while the council was considering a proposal to introduce a 5 per cent open space requirement (OSR), on planning permit applications to subdivide residentially-zoned land within “established� areas of Wyndham, where such a charge does not already exist. A council report stated the council would collect an estimated $300,000 to $700,000 from the OSR every year. Before leaving the meeting, Cr Khan said he was doing so because the OSR was important, and should be discussed by all councillors. The council again deferred making a decision on the matter because there was not a quorum without Cr Khan. After the meeting finished, Cr Josh Gilligan
said he was “profoundly disappointed in Cr Khan’s actions�. Cr Khan defended his behaviour to Star Weekly, saying that it would have been “unfair� Weekly to residents to pass either motion without all councillors present. Cr Khan said that while he was an “experienced councillor� serving his second term, Cr Gilligan had only been elected last year.
Little Love, big plans Point Cook soul singer Ashleigh Watson has released her debut single and music video. Watson, 27, said she recorded Little Love in Los Angeles last year with producer Warren Huart, who has worked with artists including Aerosmith, James Blunt and The Fray. “The best part was hearing my song come to life – it went from a demo to a real song,� she said. “I would describe Little Love as a retro soul song all about only having small affairs in love and never finding your one big love.� The film clip for Little Love was filmed in Lara in January. “I always knew I wanted to be a singer, since about the age of six,� Watson said.
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Leaders want new focus on west By Alesha Capone Wyndham council’s mayor and chief executive were among officials who travelled to Canberra last week to lobby for co-ordinated investment in infrastructure across the west. Wyndham mayor Cr Henry Barlow and chief executive Kelly Grigsby joined a LeadWest delegation, which included mayors from other western municipalities, to advocate the idea of a “city deal” to federal politicians and their representatives. Cr Barlow described the deal as “a
co-ordinated plan of investment between local, state and federal governments,” which was needed in the west, because of the area’s booming population and birth rate. “Along with LeadWest, Hobsons Bay, Melton, Maribyrnong and Brimbank councils, we are proposing an innovative set of policies and projects that will help meet the needs of the west,” Cr Barlow said. “We believe the best way of helping Melbourne best meet the needs of our rapid population growth is to establish a city deal that will fund key projects like the Outer
Metropolitan Ring Road and the Western Interstate Freight Terminal.” The LeadWest proposal included requests for an airport rail link, energy projects and for a centre of parenting excellence. Cr Barlow said he, and others on the Canberra trip, met representatives from the prime minister’s office, Opposition Leader Bill Shorten and the assistant minister to the Prime Minister for cities and digital transformation, Angus Taylor. “We were very pleased that during our meetings both of the major political parties
seemed receptive to the ideas put forward by the delegation,” Cr Barlow said. “Having a seat at the table is extremely important when it comes to advocating for our residents. “Our next steps are to work in partnership with both the commonwealth and Victorian governments to try and finalise a city deal agreement as soon as possible.” LeadWest’s written submission outlining the city deal included a request for $50,000, or equivalent support, to conduct a study and develop a formal proposal.
In tune with her career Mackillop College student Natalie Symonds has been chosen to join the Australian Girls Choir on its international tour to the US. The 15-year-old was chosen alongside 60 other young girls to travel across San Francisco, Phoenix, Flagstaff, Palm Springs and Los Angeles. “It’s such an amazing opportunity. I’m really looking forward to meeting the other girls, it’s going to be really exciting,” she said. Natalie joined the AGC at the age of six. She rehearses with the choir every Thursday night in Kew and with her school choir every day. During the US tour Natalie will stay with a host family as she travels from place to place, meeting new choir groups in each city. “I’m really looking forward to meeting the other girls from the other states and also performing at such iconic places in America.” The tour highlight will be performances at locations such as San Francisco’s historic
Ghirardelli Square and at Universal Studios in Los Angeles. With a passion for music and performing arts, Natalie wants to take this opportunity to become more confident and expand her knowledge. “My ambition is to become a musician or actress. I take part in the musicals at school, I would really love to have a career doing that,” she said. “The choir has shaped me as a person, not just in music but in public speaking. I can’t believe that I’m at this level in my career already, I’m just so thankful for these opportunities.” Dewi Sherry
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The recurring theme with almost all infrastructure in the west is the inability to get in front of the population growth numbers. The only people who seem to be able to do that are the land developers. Most of our problems can be fixed by money, but no government has a bottomless pit of dollars to siphon exclusively into our backyards. Anyone who watches the ABC series Utopia knows that government bureaucracy is easily lampooned because it is more about being seen to be doing a job rather than actually doing it. Maybe it is time to look for solutions outside the normal avenues. Let’s be honest, the job of a politician, as most of them see it, is to keep their jobs, not necessarily to find a solution to the Point Cook gridlock. Good on our council for giving it a shot – I hope the trip was fruitful. As I said, it was big picture stuff, but if it means the bureaucrats take notice and we see some progress, then it was worthwhile. ■
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Council shakes developer’s tree By Charlene Macaulay More trees are likely to be cut down to make way for new homes in Werribee’s Riverwalk estate, despite residents campaigning for the felling to end. The revelation came last Thursday when Wyndham council met with Development Victoria to discuss the recent removal of trees along Geelong Road. The meeting follows a small band of residents who staged an early-morning protest and even tied themselves to one of the trees in a last-ditch attempt to
prevent more trees being cut down. City operations director Stephen Thorpe said the council used the meeting to make the concerns of Wyndham residents very clear. “We discussed council’s wish to retain as many trees on the site as possible and what trees will be planted on the site in the future,” Mr Thorpe said. “We understand that Development Victoria plans to remove more trees in the future and we made it clear during our meeting with them that they should consult with the community before this takes place.
“A key outcome of the meeting was Development Victoria’s acceptance of an offer from council to offer a revision of the subdivision for future stages of the site. This may allow them to revise their current plans and save further trees from being removed.” Development Victoria, which is developing the estate in a joint venture with Melbourne Water, has been cutting down sugar gum and eucalyptus trees to make way for a display village along Geelong Road between Westleigh Drive/Newmarket Road and Alfred Road. A service road will also be built.
Residents believe the felled trees were part of the historic Calder Memorial, but both Development Victoria and Wyndham council said there was no evidence to suggest that the trees had heritage status. At last week’s council meeting, Werribee resident Lisa Heinrichs called on the council to advocate to VicRoads and Development Victoria for the resurrection of the Avenue of Honour, including name plaques, and for an arch to be installed commemorating the Calder Memorial before the centenary of the end of World War I in November, 2018.
Super result for syndicate A Wyndham syndicate of 10 has struck it rich after sharing in Tattslotto’s division one $20 million Superdraw on September 2. The group syndicate was sold from Hudson’s Lotto and Dry Cleaning in Watton Street, Werribee. Owner Peter Grey said it was his first time selling a division one-winning entry in two and a half years. “I’m over the moon! This is great for the customers and our store,” he said. “All the winners are regulars, which is great. They came and told us on the Monday after they won, they were very excited.” The group syndicate also won other divisional prizes with its 50-game System 7 QuickPick entry, making the total prize value $1,673,982.87 or $167,409.53 per share. For the Werribee locals, their winnings will go towards things such as paying off home loans and a wedding.
“We’ve been telling all of our customers we’ve sold a division one-winning group syndicate entry and are happy that the win has gone to regular and local customers,” Mr Grey said. To help celebrate selling the first division one entry, Hudson’s Lotto is running a Superdraw promotion for a lucky customer who buys either any Superdraw syndicate or a 36 or 50-game QuickPick. “Recently we’ve sold five second division wins in six weeks. In the next Superdraw, customers will have the chance to win 2 x system 7s for a year, total value over $500,” Mr Grey said. Dewi Sherry
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Hospital safety push Werribee Mercy Hospital will share in a $40 million state government funding package designed to improve the safety of staff and patients. The government has announced the funding for hospitals across the state, with improvements to include installation of behavioural assessment rooms in emergency departments. Behavioural assessment rooms are provided so staff can better assess and manage patients who present to emergency departments and who may place themselves, staff or others at risk of harm. Mercy Hospital has requested $28,000 to construct a behavioural assessment room in its emergency department, but a government spokeswoman said the hospital could receive a higher amount, as plans for the behavioural
assessment rooms across Victoria were still being formulated. Health Minister Jill Hennessy said the $40 million funding package would send a clear message that violence and threats against hospital workers would not be tolerated. “We’re doing everything we can to support those who care for and save the lives of Victorians,” she said. Werribee MP Tim Pallas said healthcare workers everywhere, including at Werribee Mercy Hospital, deserved to be safe at work. “That’s why we will continue to roll out initiatives to promote the safety and wellbeing of our health workers and paramedics – those who take such great care of our community,” he said. Alesha Capone and Ewen McRae
Researchers at a Little River conservation reserve are helping to rebuild the population of a threatened species. The Mount Rothwell Conservation and Research Centre (Mt Rothwell), a privately-owned conservation reserve, provides a home to some of the state’s most endangered species. A partnership between Mt Rothwell and the Threatened Species Recovery Hub of the National Environmental Science Programme – a collaboration between 10 universities, which is supported by the federal government – is aiming to boost the population of Victoria’s eastern barred bandicoots. The bandicoots were once common in Victoria, but foxes and other threats have dramatically reduced their numbers. Researchers are bringing bandicoots in from
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Good call on gorillas These Werribee kids are putting the call out for Wyndham residents to donate their old mobile phones for a good cause. The youngsters and their grade 6 classmates at St Andrew’s Catholic Primary School are collecting pre-loved mobile phones. Teagan, Jorja, Caitlin and Lianni said they were collecting phones to “help save gorillas”. “At our school, we have already started to collect some mobile phones,” Jorja said. “We need as much support as possible, so we thought it could be a good idea to put this in the paper.” The students said that because 90 per cent of parts used to make mobile phones were recyclable, they were collecting them as part of a Zoos Victoria project called They’re Calling on You.
Zoos Victoria has joined with Gorilla Doctors – an international veterinary team that provides medical care to ill and injured gorillas in Rwanda, Uganda and the Democratic Republic of Congo – to collect used mobiles. Funds generated through the refurbishment and resale of the phones through the program’s recycling partner, PhoneCycle, are used to support the work of both Gorilla Doctors and Zoos Victoria conservation programs. Phones can be donated during school hours at St Andrew’s Catholic Primary School, 110 Greaves Street, Werribee. See zoo.org.au/get-involved/act-for-wildlife/ theyre-calling-on-you for details.
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Mayoral Column I believe the attention Sydney’s west gets from the Federal Government must be rolled out here in Melbourne’s west in the future. My view is supported by the fact our region will take the largest amount of population growth over coming decades as Melbourne becomes Australia’s largest city. With about 35 new babies born every day in our region, our future challenges and opportunities are clear. It’s therefore sensible and fair the Federal Government plays an increased role to fund and plan future services and infrastructure here. As a region we contribute a lot to the national economy, and we also have high levels of disadvantage. Both require this new focus from Federal Governments. All of these issues were major themes I spoke to as part of a LeadWest delegation of Mayors and CEOs to Canberra. We met key MPs, Ministers and Advisers on all sides of politics. We used the delegation to build understanding of the challenges and opportunities in our region, as well as to strengthen relationships with decision makers to share a focus on Melbourne’s west. Our delegation also advocated for a freight investment plan, funding via a City Deal for the west and other regional priorities. Regards, Henry Barlow
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The new Americain quarantine centre at Werribee racecourse. (Charlene Macaulay) Inset: Americain winning the Melbourne Cup. (Supplied)
On course for carnival By Charlene Macaulay Werribee racecourse will have a third quarantine centre up and running in time for this year’s Spring Racing Carnival. The finishing touches are being put on the new quarantine centre, which will be called the Americain compound in honour of the 2010 Melbourne Cup winner, and will stable eight horses. It will be ready in time for the first horses
that are set to arrive on September 30. Once complete, Werribee racecourse will have capacity to house 32 horses and will be the only racing club in the state with three quarantine centres. The project was fully funded by Racing Victoria. Racing club general manager Glenn Scott said he was thrilled with the new compound. “It keeps Werribee on the map for racing season,” Mr Scott said.
Also, this year, morning track work will be open to the public every day between 7-9am from October 2 until the Melbourne Cup. Werribee Racing Club has also started selling tickets to its annual International Breakfast with the Stars, which will be held on November 2 and gives attendees the chance to rub shoulders with leading Australian and international racing personalities. Tickets are $99, or $65 for club members. For more information, call 9741 1800.
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Gun amnesty hits the bullseye By Serena Seyfort More than 260 firearms have been surrendered in Melbourne’s north-west in the first two months of a firearms amnesty. Since the National Firearms Amnesty started on July 1, Victorians have turned in 2150 rifles, shotguns and handguns, on top of a number of bladed weapons, imitation firearms and ammunition. Melbourne’s north-west, stretching from the CBD out to Whittlesea, accounts for 269 of those firearms.
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being “old farm guns” that had likely been inherited. “There are probably still a lot more out there,” Mr Coppinger said. Victoria Police licensing and regulation division superintendent Paul Millett said that so far, Victoria’s amnesty results were the most pleasing in a decade. “These results are very encouraging,” he said. “This is more than 2000 firearms that would otherwise be at great risk of ending up in the wrong hands.” Superintendent Millett is encouraging
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Sunbury Firearm Supplies licensee holder Grant Coppinger said the shop had collected “probably a dozen [firearms] a week since the amnesty started”. Mr Coppinger said he wasn’t surprised by the number of guns being turned in, with most
people to continue to surrender unregistered firearms in the last month of the amnesty. Firearms, weapons and ammunition can be surrendered to a licensed firearms dealer without fear of prosecution until September 30. Mr Coppinger said handing in firearms was a simple process, with no questions asked. “It’s a complete amnesty,” he said. “So it’s pretty much just walk in, place a gun on the counter and walk out.” To find a nearby licensed firearms dealer, visit www.firearmsamnesty.ag.gov.au
Madness comes to town Melbourne rock band Shadowqueen, featuring Point Cook resident Robbi Zana, will launch its new album on September 14. Living Madness captures every decibel of Shadowqueen’s monstrous live sound and every nuance of the group that includes drummer Alex Deegan, guitarist Si Hopman and vocalist/bassist Robbi Zana. “The album has been in the works for almost two years so it’s very exciting to be finally releasing it,” Zana said. Shadowqueen’s 2012 debut album Don’t Tell was an instant hit in Europe, earning the three-piece band rave reviews and a loyal international fanbase. Living Madness is Shadowqueen’s second album and includes the singles Unconditional, Waiting On You and new single Open Your Eyes. Shadowqueen will launch the album with a show at The Tote in Collingwood on Thursday, September 14.
“It’s been a long time coming. We released a single and music video at the end of last year so it’s been action, action, action,” Zana said. Zana works part-time in Werribee and mentors groups at Werribee Secondary College. The band is eager to perform at local venues to gain the community’s support. “We’d love for people to buy our album and look out for gigs. We hope to perform at Weerama Festival in Werribee next year,” she said. “Unfortunately we took off in France and haven’t taken off in Australia, so it would be really nice to promote the band in my home town.” Dewi Sherry Shadowqueen’s Alex Deegan, Robbi Zana and Si Hopman. (Kane Hibberd)
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From camps to doctorate Helping young people and their families is a topic close to the heart of Tarneit man Santino Atem Deng. Mr Deng was born in Sudan and fled from the country’s civil war as a child. He ended up in an Ethiopian refugee camp, where he completed his schooling. He went on to complete a bachelor of education and psychology and a master’s degree in education and counselling. Mr Deng then lived in New Zealand and worked several jobs helping refugees, youth and non-English speakers. “In 2003, I started working as a behaviour support worker with the Ministry of Education in New Zealand, and I became more interested in helping young people,” Mr Deng said. “I realised you can’t work with young people without involving their parents and family.” In 2012, Mr Deng obtained a scholarship to Victoria University. Last year, he completed his PhD, which focused on changes and challenges in South Sudanese family dynamics and parenting practices in Australia. Mr Deng said that while researching his PhD, he had spoken to refugees who had experienced racism, discrimination and bullying. Some reported they were discriminated against by employers, “denying them opportunities solely based on being different”. Mr Deng said that despite the challenges, he had found South Sudanese parents wanted to learn more about the Australian culture and community, but were often not sure how to. “That’s why I try to put as much knowledge as I can out there,” he said. “When you know what the issues are, then you can address them.”
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Thumbs up for ‘green’ tower Wyndham council wants a new telecommunications tower to be built in Little River painted green, so it will be less of an “eyesore”. Last Tuesday, the council considered a planning application for a tower to be built on vacant land at 21 Station Street, about 200 metres west of the Wests Road intersection. A council report stated the 47-metre tower “will not have a detrimental effect on adjoining land”, with the closest dwelling about 440 metres away. During council debate on the topic, Cr Tony Hooper said he would like the tower to be painted a “muted green colour”. “We need telecommunications towers within our community, but by making these slight changes, it’s making it agree more to the environment that it’s going into,” he said. “It’s very hard to pretty them up, I’ll admit that, but at least make a complement to the colour of the environment that it’s going into and then it’s not so much of an eyesore” Cr Heather Marcus praised the idea as “creative and innovative”. “I am quite sure the people of Little River will love you forever,” she said to Cr Hooper. Cr Intaj Khan said he was “happy” to see that there were no objections lodged against the plan to build the tower, after the council advertised the application to surrounding land owners. Alesha Capone
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“My marriage ended instantly and I left home the day I made that discovery and I’ve not returned to the family home since except to pick up belongings.” However, Dr Carling-Jenkins said her husband still resisted signing divorce papers. “I remain vulnerable financially and physically, fearful of my ability to protect myself.” But Dr Carling-Jenkins’ greatest concern was for the children. “Those little girls would not have been abused if people like my ex-husband did not provide a market for that abuse.” Dr Carling-Jenkins was elected to the upper house for the western metropolitan region as a member of the Democratic Labour Party in the 2014 election. She has an office in Werribee. – The Age with AAP
As advertised in the Star Weekly on 21 June 2017, a Special Council Meeting will be held at 7pm on Tuesday 19 September 2017 in the Council Chamber, Wyndham Civic Centre, 45 Princes Hwy, Werribee to consider the ‘Financial Reports for the year ended 30 June 2017’. The following additional items will also be considered at this Meeting: • WYP9774/17-Planning Permit Application- 4 lot subdivision-180-200 Pannam Dve, Hoppers Crossing; • Open Space requirement on further subdivision of residential land in established Wyndham; • Three confidential items dealing with the following: proposed development; contractual matter; and matter which Council considers prejudicial to Council or any other person. Meetings are open to the public, with all interested persons welcome to attend. Meetings are also live-streamed and copies of the recording can be downloaded via the Wyndham City website.
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Victorian crossbench MP Rachel Carling-Jenkins has spoken of her anguish at discovering her estranged husband was addicted to child pornography while they were married. In an emotional speech to Parliament on Thursday, Dr Carling-Jenkins broke her silence on the toll his crime has taken on her family. She said she was shocked to find her husband Gary had an “extensive” collection of highly disturbing material. “In this discovery I viewed deeply distressing images which have caused me immediate and then ongoing anguish,” she said. Dr Carling-Jenkins told Parliament she and her son reported the crimes to police after discovering the material in February last year. Prior to the discovery she had believed that her husband had a mental illness and had tried to get him help. But Dr Carling-Jenkins said he had consistently thwarted those attempts to help him. “I want to make one thing clear; I had no idea prior to February 2016 that my husband was addicted to child pornography. “I had believed for a long time that he was suffering from a mental illness and I had attempted on numerous occasions to get him help,” she said. “Gary does not have a mental illness, his behaviours stem from something much more sinister.” She thanked police for their work in their investigation, but said her husband’s inclusion on the sex offenders’ register and a “sentence of a few months” was inadequate punishment.
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Cash call for community projects By Alesha Capone Wyndham council has requested more than $4.4 million in funding from the Growing Suburbs Fund, to help build four community facilities. The council has released its submission to the state government’s Growing Suburbs Fund 2017-19 (previously known as the Interface Growth Fund). The fund aims to provide $150 million over four years for critical infrastructure in Melbourne’s fast-growing outer suburbs.
The council has requested $1.905 million from the fund to help design and build the Williams Landing Reserve Integrated Sports and Community Hub. The council has also asked for more than $1.805 million towards upgrading the Tarneit Community Learning Centre and $1.215 million to build a Truganina East Integrated Family Learning Centre. As well, the council has requested a $200,000 contribution for a youth outdoor space to be created at Saltwater Park in Point Cook. The council has already allocated funding
to each of these projects, equal to or higher than the amounts requested from the Growing Suburbs Fund. To be eligible for funding in the current round, projects must be ready to begin construction by September next year. A report has also identified several other projects which the council hopes to submit to future rounds of the Growing Suburbs Fund, including a community service organisation hub in Werribee; an expansion of the Grange Community Centre in Hoppers Crossing; new integrated children’s centres in Truganina and
Tarneit North, north of Leakes Road; and an Indian Cultural Precinct. In 2015-16 and 2016-17, the council received $4.15 million and $5.4 million respectively from the fund for other projects in the municipality. Cr Josh Gilligan said the council’s latest submission to the fund was “an important example of the council advocating for the growing municipality’s needs”. Cr Gilligan said residents were justified to “expect a very fair and reasonable proportion of taxes to be distributed back to our city”.
Young guns of science Thirteen-year-old Himani was one of several winners at the Young Scientist of Wyndham competition. The competition, which was held at Featherbrook P-9 College in Point Cook earlier this month, was open to Wyndham students aged between 10 to 18. Sixteen youngsters took part in the event, which encouraged entrants to devise a project that would make a better future for Wyndham and make them feel like they can make a difference to their local community. Himani won the 13 to 18-year-old section and took home a trophy and a tablet among other prizes. A pair of entrants, Jaswant and Tapovardhan, won the 10 to 12-years-old section. Competition founder Vijisha Venkatram, a Tarneit resident, said she was passionate about helping young people to learn about science.
The contest was sponsored by Wyndham council and businesses, and the student’s work was showcased as part of Wyndham’s Learning Festival Week from September 1 to 8. Alesha Capone
Young Scientist of Wyndham winner Himani with her project and prizes. (Damjan Janevski)
Licensor Phillip Hortis, Addy Singh, Councilor Mia Shaw and approved provider Tash Setia. (Supplied)
Open day festivities herald a very kool beginning for kids, parents About 200 families turned up for the August 26 open day for the newest Kool Kidz childcare centre, in Tarneit West, an indication of the high level of interest within the community. Owner/approved provider Tash Setia was delighted to have the occasion marked with an official ribbon-cutting ceremony by Wyndham councillor Mia Shaw and the presence of other dignitaries. As the kids were entertained by a pirate performer, face-painters and a jumping castle, the grown-ups enjoyed coffee made by a barista from his van. When the purpose-built childcare facility is complete in every aspect, it will be able to cater for 130 children, who will be cared for by qualified, experienced childcare workers.
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Children under Kool Kidz care will receive educator-to-child ratios higher than industry standards, thoughtfully designed multiple play areas and the services of a full-time chef, who will serve up healthy food from a menu devised by a dietitian. Safety and experienced staff are high priorities for Kool Kidz, while a real point of difference from other childcare centres is the employment of the Kool Kidz Beginnings curriculum, designed to give children a smooth transition to primary school years. Ms Setia encourages parents to enrol quickly because vacancies are fast being filled. Kool Kidz Tarneit West, 345-351 Hogans Road, Tarneit. Inquiries: 8754 8653 or
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Hospital lab a life saver By Alesha Capone The new St Vincent’s Private Hospital Werribee will include the first cardiac and vascular catheter laboratory in Wyndham. The $95 million hospital, under construction in Hoppers Lane, will open its doors to patients on January 30 next year. Among the hospital’s features will be a catheter laboratory where cardiac and vascular interventional procedures will be performed.
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The laboratory will include state-of-the-art equipment such as “intelligent control” software that minimises X-ray exposure for patients. The ward will have cardiac-monitored rooms, allowing a patient’s heartbeat and rhythm to be monitored remotely. Specialist doctors who will operate in the catheter laboratory will include cardiologists, vascular surgeons and interventional radiologists. The director of cardiology at St Vincent’s Private Hospital Melbourne and Werribee, cardiologist Robert Whitbourn, said procedures such as angiograms, angioplasty and pacemaker insertion would be performed in the laboratory. Professor Whitbourn, who founded Werribee Heart five years ago, said patients needing those procedures usually had to travel to Melbourne. “Up to this time, if someone had to have an angiogram, or stent [mesh tube] put in, we’ve
Professor Robert Whitbourn at St Vincent’s Private in Wyndham. (Damjan Janevski)
had to take them into St Vincents in the city,” he said. “This [the St Vincents’ cardiac catheter laboratory] will allow us to look after patients locally, without them having to go all the way to the city. It’s a huge thing for patients, it really is.”
Professor Whitbourn said that with Wyndham’s fast-growing population came a requirement for essential medical services. “I went into this area because it’s challenging,” he said. “What we do saves lives.”
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Police target tradie thefts Wyndham’s crime investigation unit has cracked down on thieves targeting tradesmen’s utes and trailers. Five people have been arrested in recent weeks in relation to tool and trailer theft, including a 44-year-old Hoppers Crossing man and a 25-year-old Werribee woman who were both charged with theft from motor vehicle, displaying false registration plates and driving offences in relation to the alleged theft of hand tools, mechanical equipment and supplies valued at $3000. Last Thursday, Wyndham CIU’s vehicle crime reduction team searched a house in Altona Meadows and seized parts and materials from a trailer that had been stolen in Tarneit. The find led to police recovering the trailer in Truganina and another stolen trailer from Seabrook at a second Altona Meadows address. A 45-year-old Altona Meadows man was charged with the theft of two trailers and other unrelated thefts. Sergeant Adam Radley said these arrests had made a major impact on tool theft in the area. “The trailers were parked on the front lawns or in the street, and had their locks cut. It would only take the offender a minute or two to do this.” Tools valued at more than $2.1 million have been stolen in Wyndham in the three years to March 31, 2017, according to the Crime Statistics Agency. Charlene Macaulay
The Western Bulldogs, State Trustees and Western Health congratulate Victoria University on moving up and holding its position in the top 2% of universities in the world in the Times Higher Education rankings. “Like the Bulldogs, VU always strives for excellence, and this achievement once again demonstrates its standing among the world’s best sports universities. We have benefited greatly from having access to Victoria University’s world-class research and sports science programs, while the partnership has enabled collaborative research projects and workplace learning opportunities.” Western Bulldogs Chief Executive Officer Gary Kent. “Both the State Trustees and VU are actively committed to building a bright future for the community in Melbourne’s West, especially in Footscray the University Town.” State Trustees CEO and VU College of Business Adjunct Fellow Craig Dent “As Victoria University continues to go from strength to strength, it remains a progressive institution that prides itself on its accessibility with many students being the first in their family to attend university. We are proud partners with Victoria University, an institution that understands the power of building strong community ties.” Russell Harrison Acting Chief Executive, Western Health. As dedicated supporters of the premier university in the west, the Western Bulldogs, State Trustees and Western Health look forward to Victoria University’s continued success as a world class university.
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Less Wendy, more life By Dewi Sherry After shedding 45 kilograms, Point Cook resident Wendy Watson feels fantastic. At her heaviest, Wendy weighed 136 kilograms and often felt tired and sluggish. “I couldn’t buy nice clothes, I struggled to walk up steps and I even struggled to walk and run with my kids,” she said. After booking flights back home to the UK, Wendy decided it was time to lose the weight before seeing her family and friends again. “That night I went straight to Jenny Craig in Werribee and started my journey from there.” After trying “all the diets in the world”, Wendy attributes her weight loss success this time to her consultant Kelly, who she says was her mentor and motivator throughout the whole experience. “I’ve lost 45 kilos and never felt better. I look younger, have more energy, get compliments every day from people at work. I can do 40 minutes on my elliptical trainer easily. I’m now looking fit and fab at 50 and not fat!” says Wendy. A year after starting her journey, Wendy says she constantly receives positive comments about her transformation. “Yesterday someone at work stopped me and said I looked absolutely fabulous. Not only do I look slimmer, but my skin, hair and nails look good as well,” she said. Wendy says she feels more confident in herself since shedding the weight.
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Bingo, the long-awaited financial “saviour” of charitable and sporting organisations has reached Laverton already and will begin in Werribee next Wednesday. The first permit for the shire was gained by St. Martins Parish, Laverton, while Werribee’s first games will be run by the RSL with a group of local service and sporting clubs, using the RSL hall as their headquarters.
A McDonald’s Family Restaurant, which will open in Hoppers Crossing on 28 September, will create 110 new jobs which will be taken up mainly by local youth. For the past three months, McDonald’s has embarked on a major advertising campaign to attract young people into a career with the company at it’s new Hoppers Crossing store, with an emphasis placed on employing people from the local area.
Wyndham was proclaimed a united city when the $8 million North West Link between Hoppers Crossing and Wyndham Vale was officially opened by Minister for Roads and Ports Mr Craige last Wednesday. The announcement drew applause from the crowd of dignitaries and residents, some of whom have waited more than three decades for the opening of the link.
Less than a fortnight after breaking its premiership drought, the Geelong Football Club has scored another major victory. Last week, the Victorian Commission for Gambling Regulation approved the club’s application for poker machines at the Point Cook Community Sports Club on land in Park Street.
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MY WYNDHAM Jarred Parsons has spent his life in the western suburbs, but only became a Wydnham resident 13 years ago. The 41-year-old Parks Victoria communications adviser now lives in Tarneit, and tells Charlene Macaulay why his family has embraced the area. What’s your connection to the Wyndham area? We’ve lived here a bit over 13 years. I moved here first for church, because we were bringing our youth group over here … and that’s where I met my wife. We got together and got married, had our wedding photos here at Werribee Mansion and we’ve become quite entrenched here in the community. We’ve been involved with Equip Church, which used to be South West Christian Church. She’s a worship pastor there, so most of our weekends are taken up with planning church stuff and some of the community programs that run through that. I also work with Parks Victoria, so I’ve got a very strong connection with the mansion and the You Yangs and Point Cook Coastal Park and a few other things we manage here. We can’t think of anywhere else we’d want to be.
I grew up mostly in Melton, and I was at uni in Deakin in Geelong for about three years. I was actually born in Werribee hospital, funnily enough, so it’s ironic that I’ve ended up back here. What’s kept you in this area? Definitely my wife and my church, that’s been a big part of what we do and who we are and how we want to do life. Having the connection with the mansion through work is definitely a good addition to that. We built our first house in Tarneit about three years ago … and we’ve
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got two young girls now, so we’re just getting established and putting down our roots. If there was one thing you could change in this area, what would it be?
I’d probably want to try and increase community pride, having a real sense of this is a great place to live. I think we’ve been looked down on from the east for decades and I feel like we have got it really good over here.
What are some of your hobbies outside of work? I like gardening, but I also like a bit of photography.
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Asthma Foundation Victoria will host a thunderstorm asthma education session at The Grange Community Centre, 260-280 Hogans Road, Hoppers Crossing, on Wednesday, September 20, from 7-8.30pm. It will cover who is at risk, how to respond to a thunderstorm event, how to perform asthma first-aid, and the link between asthma and hay fever. ■ tsa-hopperscrossing.eventbrite.com.au
The Werribee Lions club will again host the Graham Fenton Lions Charity Golf Day. The golf day will be on Monday, October 23, 11am, at the Werribee Park Golf Club K Road, Werribee South. A barbecue lunch will be provided, a 12.30pm shotgun start, followed by a dinner and presentations. Individual entry is $40. ■ www.werribee.vic.lions.org.au
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There will be cats and dogs galore in Werribee this month when the Pet & Animal Expo returns on Sunday, September 17, from 10am-4pm at the Wyndham Civic Centre, 45 Princes Highway, Werribee. Pet owners can take advantage of discount microchipping and free registration, while experts will be on hand to offer tips. ■ www.wyndham.vic.gov.au/petexpo
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Wyndham Vale parkrun is a free weekly, five-kilometre timed run or walk for all ages and abilities. Meet at the Werribee Softball Pavilion, Presidents Park (McGrath Road, Gate 3), at 7.45am each Saturday for a short briefing. The run starts at 8am. ■ www.facebook.com/wv.parkrun
Manor Lakes Boulevard, Manor Lakes. Free entry, food trucks, stalls, a DJ and free face-painting. Limited stall spaces still available, $30 each and must have public liability insurance. ■ http://bit.ly/2eJPnD1
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Wyndham City’s Healthy and Active Expo will run from September 16 to October 8 within a number of locations and will feature 70 free events, clinics and ‘come and try’ sessions. ■ www.wyndham.vic.gov.au/ healthyandactiveexpo
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CONSIDER THE SAUCE Kenny Weir enjoys a return trip to the Vault Consider The Sauce’s senior partner spent much of last year’s AFL grand final day in and around the Vault. You’ll be unsurprised to learn I was way more concerned about where the next beer and the next goal were coming from rather than about chowing down. But I did notice that there were many happy customers enjoying a range of food – mostly, IIRC, burgers and the like. Maybe, I thought, the latest outfit to inhabit the old bank on the corner of Ballarat and Canterbury streets has shaken of the bad location karma that had seen a couple of previous businesses come and go. It took us a while, but we’re back to find out. We’re doing so early on a week night on which a couple of special offers are going around. But even without them – a burger deal with drink for $18, parmigiana for $15 – we reckon the Vault is a good thing. There’s nothing ambitious or innovative going on here. It’s a cosy (and warm) room, the staff are on the ball and we eat well for very little outlay. We’re not sure how anyone would go here with some of the more exotic fare, but for your more straightforward offerings, the Vault is reliably feeding people and making them happy. Think of it as a pub-not-pub. I check to make sure the parmas on offer – there are four – are made with real-deal
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CREAMY AND DREAMY It was the Facebook photo that got me. A friend posted a picture of possibly the most decadent dessert I had ever seen – a salted caramel tart. When I discovered it contained only six ingredients, I knew then and there that I had to make it. Perfect, soft-set, salty caramel; creamy ganache; and a biscuit crust – what more could you want? As you can see from my own photos, it turned out pretty well! Thanks to the Recipe Tin Eats website for this. I’ll definitely be making it again.
JAMES ROYCE, NOVA FM DRIVE NEWSREADER FB: How would you rate your cooking skills? JR: Average to poor. FB: What is your signature dish? JR: It used to be marinated chicken breasts, served with sweet potato mash and seared mushrooms, spinach and tomatoes. However, earlier in the year I decided to go pescetarian – and since then, I’m still finding my fishy way. FB: If you could only have one more meal, what would it be? JR: I’d probably want to go for a Mexican fiesta – lots of nachos, burritos and other south-of-the-border goodness. Pre-pescetarian days, it would have been a big juicy steak and a stack of chips, all drowned in gravy with a lot of mushrooms.
As always, if you have any recipes, tips or other info you’d like to share, email me at sarah@ howdypartnersmedia.com.au
FB: What is your favourite TV food show and who is your favourite TV food person? JR: I don’t really do cooking shows. I like how Jamie Oliver uses his profile and skill set to try to get people to kick some of their unhealthy eating habits. FB: What is your favourite food? JR: Mushrooms go with everything – but hey, if there are carbs involved, I’m usually there!
SALTED CARAMEL TART For the base, crush a 225g packet of sweet biscuits (I used Marie biscuits) and mix with 150g melted unsalted butter. Press firmly into a greased and lined 23cm tart tin with a loose base (or springform pan of a similar size). Transfer to a tray for safe handling and bake at 160C for 10 minutes. Cool slightly. To make the caramel, melt 100g unsalted butter in a saucepan over medium heat. Add 1 firmly packed cup of brown sugar and whisk to combine. Once it starts bubbling and the sugar is melted, pour in two 395g cans of condensed milk, whisking as you go. Whisk for about four minutes (until you see steam coming off the caramel) and remove from heat. Add 2 teaspoons of salt flakes and pour into tart base. Bake for 15 minutes. Cool while you make the chocolate ganache topping. For the ganache, microwave 1/3 cup of thickened cream and 150g of dark choc melts (in a microwave safe bowl) in 30 second bursts, stirring in between until smooth. Set aside to thicken slightly, then pour over the base and refrigerate for at least one and a half hours. Sprinkle with salt flakes before serving.
FB: What is your favourite drink? JR: Coffee. FB: Which five people would you most like to invite to dinner? JR: I’m tempted to invite dead people because I can eat their food. They’re hardly going to eat, right? I’m actually not interested in the idea of inviting world-shaping leaders or celebrities over for dinner. Just throw me with five good friends or family and I’m right! FB: Do As you always, have a kitchen tip for us? any if you have JR: Clean up as you go!
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2017 Pet & Animal Expo a purr-fect day out for families On Saturday, September 17, animal lovers, pet owners and their four-legged friends are invited to Wyndham City’s free community event, the much-loved Pet & Animal Expo. Held in the grounds of the Civic Centre in Werribee between 10am – 4pm, this is a day to celebrate furry friends and native wildlife, pick up some great tips on animal care and enjoy a great day out with your family and pets. Join Chris Humfrey and the team from Wild Action to meet some of our amazing native wildlife up close, from koalas and kookaburras, to monitor lizards and saltwater crocodiles. The kids will also love meeting farm animals as well as checking out different cat breeds and meeting
some more unusual pets including reptiles and ferrets. This year’s fur-fest will also feature a Look and Learn Arena, with dog obedience demonstrations and some great sessions on animal care including Pet First Aid and CPR. Industry experts will be on hand to provide tips on veterinary care, obedience, grooming, products and nutrition, with more than thirty exhibitors and clubs attending. There will be a variety of popular food trucks on site as well as pet food vendors so absolutely everyone can enjoy a great feed! If you’re a new pet owner be sure to take advantage
of the free registrations on the day and discount micro-chipping for just $30. Pet registrations can now also be made online at www.wyndham.vic.gov. au. Car parking at the Civic Centre is limited, so it’s recommended that you park in Watton or Synnot Streets and take your pet on a short walk to the Civic Centre. Wyndham City is also providing a free shuttle bus service picking up from Wyndham Vale Station, Eagle Stadium, Wyndham Cultural Centre, Point Cook Library, Williams Landing Station and the Youth Resource Centre. For full program details visit www.wyndham.vic.gov.au/petexpo
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Given the address, it’s fitting that sage green is a decor accent colour used for this striking, contemporary house on about 610 square metres. Plantation shutters, sheer tabs and high ceilings with bulkhead detailing add appeal, as does the great outdoor room with gas fireplace and a spa nearby. The open-plan layout includes a lounge room with gas fireplace, a family-meals area and a rumpus room, while the smart kitchen has great storage and bench space, walk-in pantry and all mod-cons. As well as a study, there are four fitted bedrooms, including the main with retreat space, twin walk-in wardrobes and large dual-basin en suite. Other notable features include gas ducted heating, evaporative cooling, split-system, alarm, LED downlights, two garden sheds, water tank, pretty landscaping and double garage with internal access.
Here’s a chance to score a slice of one of the most sought-after Werribee areas – within a stroll of the river and two minutes from Corpus Christi Primary School, Mary Mackillop College and Werribee Secondary School. Three fitted bedrooms, a study/nursery, main bathroom and separate toilet are upstairs; the main bedroom has a walk-in wardrobe and en suite. An open lounge room is downstairs, as is the laundry, a powder room and the tiled living hub. The kitchen has a breakfast bench for four, ample storage including walk-in pantry and stainless-steel appliances. Ducted heating, refrigerated cooling and 2.5-metre ceilings are features. A standout is the funky, near-fully enclosed alfresco room with gabled roof and ceiling fans – this fills the backyard on the block of about 195 square metres.
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Greg Hocking Lawson Partners: 9741 9666 Auction: September 16 at 11.30am
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Price: $480,000 – $520,000
A massive 4100 square metre bock, with 50.35-metre frontage, gives this property development potential, STCA. Being on an arterial road, with high traffic exposure, could make it suitable for medical, religious, childcare or home business. The well-maintained homestead-style residence, with return verandah, has four bedrooms, the main with walk-in robe and en suite. The large main bathroom has subway tiling and the toilet is separate. Wrapped around the kitchen are a lounge room with fireplace, a meals area and family space. The kitchen has loads of storage, dishwasher and electric appliances. A large gabled pergola faces an enormous backyard which has a three-car shed/workshop. Other attraction are ducted heating and cooling, water tanks and an extended double garage.
Within easy reach of MacKillop and Werribee Secondary colleges, Werribee and Corpus Christi primary schools and Watton Street eateries and boutiques, this beautifully presented house will have families lining up come auction day. Everything is bright and contemporary, from decor to fittings. Three fitted bedrooms include the main with a chicly revamped wet-room en suite. The main bathroom is similarly swish. Along with a family room, under a white-painted beamed ceiling, there’s a tiled living-meals area incorporating a smart kitchen with white cabinetry and all the shiny mod-cons. Ducted heating and a split-system supply temperature control. Glass double sliders open to a concrete patio and there’s a triple carport and a large Colorbond workshop. The block of about 575 square metres has the Werribee River Trail nearby.
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Price: $645,000 – $685,000
On a block of about 870 square metres – on two titles – in consistently popular Mossfiel estate, this flawlessly presented family home is tucked away off Derrimut Road, yet right in the thick of things. Pacific Werribee is five minutes’ away, Hogans Corner shops around the corner and Mossfiel Primary School just down the road. A stroll past lovely gardens in the large side yard leads to the side front door, beyond which is a tiled foyer. An archway
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to the left ushers in a beige-carpeted lounge-dining room with a pair of multi-paned bay windows dressed in cream drapes that blend nicely with the sandstone wall paint. This elegant room connects with the tiled, skylit kitchen where there’s a great garden window affording views of the alfresco area. Other kitchen features are a stack of Tassie oak cupboards, a wall oven, 900mm gas cooktop and Asko dishwasher.
The large carpeted family room next door has a fireplace set in a wall of exposed bricks, with wood nooks and display shelves each side. A carpeted hallway, from both the kitchen and entry hall, heads to the four fitted bedrooms, the gleaming main bathroom and separate toilet. The main bedroom, with walk-through dressing room, has an in-wall slider to an en suite with timber vanity unit. The gardens, occupying the subdividable
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Unmatched Value! Comprising of three generously sized bedrooms & a central bathroom. Outside you’ll be greeted by a lovely pergola, perf r ect fo rf f r entertaining family & friends along with peaceful yet beautiful family garden. Complete with a double lock up carport & shed. Not only is the house well-presented & warming, it has only ever had 1 owner. Has the potential fo f r subdivision (STCA). Nestled a mere 950m away from Eagle stadium, 1.3 km’s from the Werribee Racecourse & only 3.6kms away from Wyndham Central Collage!
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9742 5555 43 WYNDHAM STAR WEEKLY \ SEPTEMBER 13, 2017
LAWSON PARTNERS
AUCTION SATURDAY
NEW LISTING
39 Hooker Road,Werribee A well maintained residence offering a low maintenance lifestyle being only a short commute to Werribee central shopping area plus within close proximity to schools and sports centre. Set on approx 300m2 offering 2 living zones of lounge and separate meals family area supported by a generous modern appeal kitchen. Comprises 3 bedrooms all with fitted robes, dishwasher, ducted heating, ducted cooling, garage with internal access for privacy and security and an extra parking spot suitable for a trailer or caravan.
20 Symons Avenue, Hoppers Crossing Positioned in the ever popular Mossfiel Estate, this substantial home on a sizable allotment of 603sqm provides everything needed for a growing family. With the convenience of public transport only moments away & easy access to shops & schools, this light filled home is a safe choice. • 2 separate living zones ensure ample space • Large kitchen equipped with plenty of storage • Bedrooms with BIR’s & master with WIR & ensuite • Double lock-up garage plus access to the rear yard for trailer or boat storage
Werribee 9741 9666 44 WYNDHAM STAR WEEKLY \ SEPTEMBER 13, 2017
A3 B1 C2 Price Contact Agent Auction Sat 7th Oct at 11.30am Inspect Sat at 9.30 - 10.00am Contact Darren Dodd 0419 365 947 Craig Vilcins 0435 878 255
A4 B2 C2 BER $490,000 - $520,000 Auction Sat 23rd Sept at 11.30am Inspect Wed at 4.00 - 4.30pm Sat at 1.00 - 1.30pm Contact Richard Smith 0481 137 746 Darren Dodd 0419 365 947
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)
583 Sayers Road, Hoppers Crossing • 4100m2 allotment boasting limitless appeal • Suitable for Medical - permit approved • Potential tenant offering $52,000pa with 5x5x5x5 lease options • (STCA) Suitable for Childcare, Place of Assembly • (STCA) Future possibility of further subdivision • Unlimited commercial prospects • Large approx 40sq building currently on premises • Permit - 2 crossovers for in/out vehicle access • Arterial main road traffic offering great exposure Terms 10% Deposit – Settlement 60 Days
A3 B1 C2 Price Contact Agent Auction Sat 16th Sept at 2.00pm Inspect Thur at 5.30 - 6.00pm Sat at 1.30 - 2.00pm Contact Darren Dodd 0419 365 947 Richard Smith 0481 137 746
A5 B3 C2 BER $1,450,000 - $1,550,000 Auction Sat 23rd Sept at 3.00pm Inspect Sat at 10.00 - 10.30am Contact Darren Dodd 0419 365 947 David Lawson 0411 175 575
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LAWSON PARTNERS
Werribee 9741 9666
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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 and lovely established surroundings. Set in a tranquil location easy distance to McKillop Catholic College, Werribee Secondary College, Werribee Primary, Corpus Christi Primary, Watton Street and Synnot Street cafés, restaurants and shops. • Three generous fitted bedrooms, built-in robe and renovated ensuite to master bedroom • Central bathroom with stunning modern décor • Formal lounge/dining room • Ducted heating, split system air conditioning • Exquisite hostess kitchen with a 900mm stainless gas cooktop, stainless oven and 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 approximately 576m2 land!
9741 7777
1 Werribee Street, Werribee 46 WYNDHAM STAR WEEKLY \ SEPTEMBER 13, 2017
If you are looking for a passionate, hard working agent that will help you achieve the maximum sale price, contact… Tony Vercher on 0421 734 414
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Werribee 40 High Street
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A Simply Stunning Revelation Into Modern Luxury Positioned in one of the most central pockets of Werribee this desirable home is warm & welcoming from the minute you step onto the inviting front porch & into your new home. Located within walking distance to Werribee CBD with cafés, shops & the Werribee train station, close distance to the freeway, schools, and only a short drive to Pacific Werribee. With the original Edwardian character not forgotten, the home sitting on 689m2 (approx) provides: • 3 BRs with BIRs • Central modern bathroom • Formal lounge • Kitchen/meals & family living area • Decked porch to the front & back • Outdoor entertaining area with 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. Quality fittings inc ducted heating, evap cooling, solid floor boards & downlights throughout.
Werribee 94 Wattle Avenue
Auction
This Saturday at 12pm
Inspect
Thurs 5.40-6pm & Sat 11.30-12pm Photo ID required
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Kirsty Cunningham 0414 344 475 Mitch Smit 0450 913 513
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Located on the South side of Werribee this heart racing property is sure to get any first home buyer or downsizer excited for their upcoming future! Positioned in one of the most desirable pockets within walking distance to parklands, public transport & Werribee CBD with cafés, restaurants, shops & the Werribee train station, and only a short drive to freeway access. The property in its pristine condition offers: • Four bedrooms with BIRs • Master with extensive spa ensuite • Large formal lounge adjacent dining area • Spacious kitchen adjoining the informal meals arrangement • Stainless steel appliances & dishwasher • Second kitchenette/pantry room • Timber floor boards • Massive decked entertaining area with ceiling fans • Includes ducted heating, evaporative cooling, block-out blinds, ceiling fans, large garden shed • Double remote garage & extra double garage with higher clearance for a boat or caravan.
9741 7777
1 Werribee Street, Werribee
If you are looking for a passionate, hard working agent that will help you achieve the maximum sale price, contact… Kirsty Cunningham 0414 344 475
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Wyndham Vale 13 Cogley Street
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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.
Sat 23rd September at 1pm
Price Range $420,000 - $460,000 Inspect
Sat 2.10-2.30pm Photo ID required
Contact
Kirsty Cunningham 0414 344 475 Mitch Smit 0450 913 513
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A solidly built home on 609m approx, positioned in the most convenient location, south of Synnot St & only a short distance to schools, public transport, Werribee CBD’s café strip/restaurants, and easy freeway access nearby. Presenting spacious fitted BRs with central bathroom, formal lounge, kitchen & dining that steps out to an undercover entertaining area. Features ducted cooling, floating floor boards in the formal lounge, SS Smeg underbench oven, gas cooktop & matured landscaped gardens.
9741 7777
1 Werribee Street, Werribee 48 WYNDHAM STAR WEEKLY \ SEPTEMBER 13, 2017
1 Werribee 1/4 Tedesco Court
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Sat 23rd September at 12.30pm Embrace the benefits of this 2 storey chic residence comprising of 3 BRs, with the master offering WIR & ensuite, 2 sep living areas… open plan arrangement Sat 10.30-11am downstairs & separate living area upstairs. The Photo ID required spacious kitchen has been finished with select SS Tony Vercher 0421 734 414 appliances & adjoins a meals room overlooking the family room. The outdoor entertainment area Asta Evans 0424 267 675 completes the picture with added bonus of split system A/C to all rooms, alarm system whilst the single garage features internal access.
Price Range $440,000 - $475,000 Inspect Contact
If you are looking for a passionate, hard working agent that will help you achieve the maximum sale price, contact… Tony Vercher on 0421 734 414
your property agent™
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Werribee 16/66 Duncans Road
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Surprisingly Spacious! The generosity of space provided here is sure to Private Sale impress & the position can’t get any better for those Inspect looking for a cruisy lifestyle. This unit is located in a quiet & peaceful location overlooking a central garden, with absolutely nothing to be done. Offering: Contact • 2 BRs • Master with WIR • Large living area • Kitchen & meals area • Low maintenance backyard with est garden. Features brand new ducted gas heating unit, A/C, floating floor boards, single garage with remote, terracotta roof recently cleaned & repointed.
Spotless throughout, this home has many benefits one of them being the location. Within walking Sat 10-10.20am distance to Pacific Werribee, bus stops, primary Photo ID required schools & childcare centres, parklands & only a short Kirsty Cunningham 0414 344 475 drive to Werribee CBD & railway station. Situated in a Mitch Smit 0450 913 513 quiet cul-de-sac with loads of potential including: • 3 BRs with BIRs • Kitchen/meals area with brand new appliances • Massive living space • Central bathroom • Outdoor entertaining space • Large backyard with side access • Heating & cooling • Single carport. $320,000 - $350,000
Auction
Sat 23rd September at 11am
Price Range $410,000 - $440,000 Inspect
Sat 10.40-11am Photo ID required
Contact
Kirsty Cunningham 0414 344 475 Mitch Smit 0450 913 513
Auction This Saturday
Werribee 4/13-19 Purcell Court
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Gorgeous & Impressive In A-Grade Location 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. Recently renovated, this property with its stand-out feature of timeless Limestone walls has been freshly painted & fitted with brand new carpets & flooring, and updated kitchen. The upper level with square-set 3m ceilings & the privacy of tinted windows, has a large balcony, plus a low maintenance backyard.
9741 7777
1 Werribee Street, Werribee
2 Hoppers Crossing 24 Don Avenue
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This Saturday at 1pm
Price Range $450,000 - $490,000 Inspect
Thurs 5.20-5.40pm & Sat 12.30-1pm Photo ID required
Contact
Pam Kaur 0449 941 895 James Risos 0450 733 302
This wonderfully presented home is now waiting for its next lucky owner! Positioned in the well established Mossfiel Estate, this home offers a solid foundation & a large allotment of 572m2 (approx). This impeccably maintained home offers: • Large master with ensuite, BIR & parents retreat • 3 other BRs • Updated kitchen overlooking the meals & family area • Established gardens • Double carport & rear workshop that’s fully lined & powered. Features ducted heating, split system cooling & a wall A/C.
Auction
Sat 23rd September at 3pm
Price Range $500,000 - $550,000 Inspect
Sat 10.50-11.10am Photo ID required
Contact
Kirsty Cunningham 0414 344 475 Jemily Steinbergs 0405 857 895
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Hoppers Crossing 7 Smeaton Avenue
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Perfect For Today With Future Potential This neat & tidy home is ready to find its next proud owners! In Hoppers Crossing’s most renowned estate “Mossfiel” this delightful property offers nothing but the best in positioning… the home is central to all amenities. The property situated on 553m2 approx, offers: • 3 BRs with BIRs • Central bathroom • Large open plan lounge • Kitchen/meals area • Pergola & entertaining area • Heating & evaporative cooling • Floating floor boards • Beautifully maintained gardens • 2 x garden sheds • Single carport.
1 Werribee 6 Stanford Close
Auction
Set in a tranquil court location yet very central to all amenities is this stunning family home presenting: Price Range $475,000 - $495,000 • 3 fitted BRs, master with FES & mirrored WIR • Central Inspect Sat 1.20-1.40pm bathroom • Formal lounge with a wood fired heater Photo ID required & timber bar, tiled formal dining • Open plan family/ Contact Kirsty Cunningham 0414 344 475 meals area overlooking the kitchen • Ducted heating, A/C • Double remote garage with access to the rear Mitch Smit 0450 913 513 • Large garden shed • A massive pergola area overlooking the matured landscaped gardens & very generous backyard. All set on 667m2 approx. Sat 30th September at 11am
Auction
Sat 7th October at 12pm
Price Range $430,000 - $470,000 Inspect
Thurs 6-6.20pm & Sat 11.30-11.50am Photo ID required
Contact
Bassam Tofaili 0411 449 821 Pam Kaur 0449 941 895
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Werribee 18/264 Shaws Road
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Perfect Low Maintenance Lifestyle Presenting this amazing opportunity for first home Private Sale buyers & investors alike! Located in central Werribee, Inspect you are close by to every amenity imaginable. Situated within a short walking distance to schools, transport, parklands & the main street of Contact Werribee. This beautifully maintained home offers: • 3 bedrooms • Central 2-way bathroom • Open plan kitchen & meals area • Ducted heating & split system cooling • Large all-weather undercover area • Low maintenance gardens with artificial lawns.
9741 7777
1 Werribee Street, Werribee 50 WYNDHAM STAR WEEKLY \ SEPTEMBER 13, 2017
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$320,000 - $350,000
Auction
By appointment Photo ID required
Price Range $590,000 - $640,000
Situated in an absolute prime Wyndham location, this extremely rare opportunity presents a multitude of options whether you are looking to invest, develop (STCA) or want a huge site with rear Pam Kaur 0449 941 895 access for every reason you could think of. Jemily Steinbergs 0405 857 895 Comprising of 3 BRs, central bathroom, formal lounge & a 2nd living room, central kitchen adjoins a meals room, there is also solid timber flooring & gas heating. Outdoors, a carport & lock-up garage, and a massive backyard with easy rear access.
Sat 7th October at 1pm
Inspect
Sat 11.20-11.40am Photo ID required
Contact
John Camilleri 0414 778 940 James Risos 0450 733 302
your property agent™
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Point Cook 15 Ladybird Crescent
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Terrace Lifestyle With Park Frontage Set in one of Point Cook’s most desirable locations, this gorgeous townhouse makes for the perfect low maintenance live-in option or smart addition to your investment portfolio. A clever open design entailing a sizeable formal lounge with the central kitchen adjoining a large meals room. Upstairs, 3 BRs with the master offering an ensuite & direct balcony views to the established parklands. The landscaped backyard forms the perfect setting to a large decking, there is also a double remote access garage & laneway access.
2 Werribee 3A Carly Terrace
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Sat 7th October at 11am
Price Range $520,000 - $560,000 Inspect
Sat 12-12.20pm Photo ID required
Contact
John Camilleri 0414 778 940 James Risos 0450 733 302
Situated in the Orchard Park Estate, this reproduction terrace is enriched with timeless character & charm. Behind the classic picket fence step into the formal lounge leading through to the Tas hardwood kitchen adj meals & 2nd living zone. Upstairs, 3 BRs with master entailing WIRs, ensuite & private balcony. Features new laminate flooring & carpets throughout, ducted heating, reproduction fittings & more. Outdoors low maintenance courtyard, an automated lock-up carport for 2 cars with private laneway access.
Auction
Sat 23rd September at 12pm
Price Range $480,000 - $520,000 Inspect
Sat 10-10.20am Photo ID required
Contact
John Camilleri 0414 778 940 James Risos 0450 733 302
Looking at Selling and achieving the best possible price? Make the right choice and call YPA Wyndham City today! 9741 7777
1 Werribee Street, Werribee
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Local Property
Wyndham City
45 High Street, Werribee
AT AUCTION - $595,000
If you are looking for a passionate, hard working agent that will help you achieve the maximum sale price, contact… Kirsty Cunningham 0414 344 475
2/61 Hogans Road, Hoppers Crossing
AT AUCTION - $405,000 9741 7777
1 Werribee Street, Werribee 52 WYNDHAM STAR WEEKLY \ SEPTEMBER 13, 2017
If you are looking for passionate, hard working agents that will help you achieve the maximum sale price, contact… Kirsty Cunningham 0414 344 475 or James Risos 0450 733 302
your property agent™
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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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Auction 16 Sep 11am
17 McCormack Cres. Hoppers Crossing
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4A
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2B
2C
872 (approx)m2
AUCTION THIS SAT A URDAY AT A AT AY A 11AM! 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 and a beautiful kitchen with ample cupboard/bench space.
Contact Samantha McCarthy 0431 712 899
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6 Moffatt Crescent. Hoppers Crossing 3A
2B
1C
696 (approx)m2
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 23rd September 11:00am
Inspect Sat 11:00-11:30am Photo ID Req
Contact George Ya Y coubian 0402 658 335
4 Gildan Court. Hoppers Crossing
32 Hooker Road. Werribee
4A
3A
2B
6C
1468(approx)m2
2B
1C
517 (approx)m2
Solid brick home comprising lounge, open planned meals and updated kitchen s/s apps. 4 bedrooms, with built in robes, master with recently updated ensuite and bathroom. Split system cooling, double lock up garage, rear access, 1468m2 (approx.) and much more.
Solid brick home comprising lounge, open planned meals and updated kitchen s/s apps. 3 bedrooms, with built in robes, master with recently updated ensuite and bathroom. Split system cooling, single lock up garage, rear access, 517m2 (approx.) and much more.
Auction 23rd September 2:00pm
Auction 23rd September 1pm
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Contact Andrew Conte 0413 236 222 Prince Ta T kkar 0431 300 259
56-60 Ballan Rd. Werribee
12 Edwin Close. Manor Lakes
4A
4.5 A
4B
2C
1600(appx)m2
2.5 B
2C
501 (approx)m2
Sitting on three separate titles, this once in a lifetime opportunity awaits you in the ever-growing suburb of Werribee. With main road exposure in a popular pocket, and a huge 1,600m2 (approx.) parcel of land on offer, the opportunities are endless.
With so many luxuries to enjoy, oy, this quality Porter Davis family home has oy everything you could need from the stone benchtops, multiple living zones throughout & positioned in a cul-de-sac location, this opportunity doesn’t come around very often. Inspections are a must!
Private Sale
Auction 7th October 1:00pm
Inspect Sat 9:45-10:15am Photo ID Req
Contact Samantha McCarthy 0431 712 899
Inspect Sat 1:00-1:30pm Photo ID Req
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78 Kinglake Drive. Manor Lakes
19 Merrettt A Avenue. Hoppers Crossing
3A
3A
2B
2C
555 (approx) m2
1.1km (approx.) to Wyndham mV Vale Train Station and close to all local amenities, this modern and open plan designed home is ready to move straight into. With low maintenance yards, quality stainless steel appliances and drive through access, inspections are a must! Auction 23rd September 12:00pm
Inspect Sat 1:45-2:15pm Photo ID Req
Contact Samantha McCarthy 0431 712 899
1B
1C
682 (approx)m2
Location is the greatest feature of this home being in the heart of Mossfiel a short walk to Pacific Werribee, primary schools, child care centres and high schools on a huge allotment, this home makes a great first home or investment! Private Sale
Inspect Sat 11:30am-12pm Photo ID Req
Contact Samantha McCarthy 0431 712 899
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100 Malibu Boulevard. Point Cook
5 Marshall Terrace. Point Cook
4A
4A
2B
2C
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. Auction This Saturday @ 11am
Inspect Contact Sat 10:30-11am Ainsley Rayner 0428 675 006 Photo ID Required
2B
2C
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 This Saturday @ 1pm
Inspect Contact Sat 12:30-1pm Ainsley Rayner 0428 675 006 Photo ID Required
38 Yuruga Boulevard. Point Cook
22 Bushlark Crescent. Williams Landing
4A
3A
2B
2C
Currently situated in the Alamanda School zone, this beautifully presented four-bedroom home with three separate living spaces has all the modern comforts for the family to enjoy.
Auction This Saturday @ 2pm
Inspect Contact Sat 1:30-2pm Alexander Hua 0403 359 658 Photo ID Required
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2B
2C
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. Auction This Saturday @ 3pm
Inspect Contact Sat 2:30-3pm Narender Singh 0410 295 416 Photo ID Required Scott Perry 0439 595 461
Auction This Saturday at 12pm
6 Ibiza Court. Point Cook
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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.
Contact Narender Singh 0410 295 416 Scott Perry 0439 595 461
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Saturday 16th September 1.30 - 2pm 23 Princes Highway, Werribee 9974 0922 Steven Richardson 0407 445 567 Peter Richardson 0412 327 835
Outstanding Price - $471,000
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4 Denise Court Walking distance to Manorvale Primary School
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3A 1B 1C
A Rare Find in Cambridge HOPPERS CROSSING 23 Dowling Avenue PRDnationwide Werribee are proud to represent the Wyndham 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).
Auction Thursday 21st September at 2pm Price Contact Agent
PRDnationwide Werribee 2/85 Synnot Street 9742 7557 prdnationwide.com.au/werribee Michael Tuder 0412 014 216 michaelt@prdwerribee.com.au
Cottage Lifestyle!
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WYNDHAM VALE 3 Mayfair Street
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A fine example from Geelong’s niche builders “Hamlan homes”, specialising in cottage comfort on a smart block design with a park across the road and in the heart of Wyndham Green. Ideal investment package or a great place to downsize, not to mention the first home buyer with lucky stamp duty savings. Waiting leads to disappointment, so call today!
Price $380,000 - $410,000 Saturday 16th September 11am
PRDnationwide Werribee 2/85 Synnot Street 9742 7557 prdnationwide.com.au/werribee Ash Taylor 0407 808 233 asht@prdwerribee.com.au
4A 2B 2C
Family Home in Prime Location!
Selling Price $539,000 - $579,000 View
Saturday 16th September 12pm
TARNEIT 2 Becard dW Way Allotted to a 517m2 (approx.) block of land in the vibrant Rise Estate, this single storey home of offers 4 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms, formal lounge, family lounge and meals area, as well as many other features. This home looks like brand new and is ready to move into. Close to public transport and other amenities.
4A 2B 2C
Blue Chip in Bailey Street!
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WERRIBEE 12 Bailey Street
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First time offering of and in the best part of town! Much loved family home, ample in size and
Price $630,000 - $670,000 Saturday 16th September 12.45pm
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Triwest Real Estate AUCTION
5 Davie Crescent, Hoppers Crossing A 1B 2C
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Nestled in the Mossfiel Estate Sitting on a generous 635m2 approx allotment. Perfectly located in the Mossfiel Estate, with schools, Pacific Werribee, public transport, sporting facilities & The Hoppers Club all close by. Consisting of 3 bedrooms with BIR’s, study, main with WIR, 2 way bathroom, formal lounge, well equipped kitchen with a 900mm oven & grill & an open plan meals/family area. Step through sliding doors into an undercover entertaining area with inground heated spa & a landscaped back yard with a Bali Hut. Features solid timber floors, ducted zoned heating, evaporative cooling, twin remote garage with rear roller access & a 3.9 KW solar system with 67.1c rebate until 2024.
INSPECT AUCTION PRICE GUIDE CONTACT EMAIL WEB
FOR SALE
Saturday 1.00pm - 1.30pm Saturday 23rd September at 1.00pm $530,000 - $580,000 Lynne Steinhauer - 0438 883 598 sales@triwest.com.au triwest.com.au/952396
18 Priestley Avenue, Hoppers Crossing 3
A 1B 1C
In the Heart of Hoppers! A perfect choice for first-time buyers and investors alike, this established three bedroom home is situated on an impressive size allotment offering an immediate rental return with the current periodic tenancy or plenty of value-adding potential to modernise and/or extend. The home’s floorplan comprises a separate lounge, a fully equipped kitchen, tiled meals area and a two-way bathroom servicing the three bedrooms. Set in the popular Mossfiel location within close proximity to primary and secondary schools, sports clubs, public transport and major shopping centres.
INSPECT FOR SALE CONTACT EMAIL WEB
FOR SALE
Saturday 2.00pm - 2.30pm $470,000 - $510,000 Paul Nuske - 0414 717 458 paul@triwest.com.au triwest.com.au/954997
17 Hunter Avenue, Hoppers Crossing 3
A 2B 2C
Great Subdivision Potential Located in the highly sought after Mossfiel Estate on a 607m2 approx allotment of land, within easy walking distance to Pacific Werribee and a variety of schools and public transport. This well appointed family home comprises of three bedrooms with built in robes, main with walk in robe and ensuite, formal living/dining and an open plan kitchen/meals area. Features gas wall heater with flow through vent, evaporative cooling, double side gates which lead to a large double carport/pergola and an excellent rear yard, ideal for family entertaining.
FOR SALE CONTACT EMAIL WEB
$510,000 - $560,000 Lynne Steinhauer - 0438 883 598 sales@triwest.com.au triwest.com.au/949285
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Great Location/495m2 Block Situated in the ever so popular Reserve Estate in Tarneit. Freshly renovated this could be the perfect start to owning your first home. Consisting of 3 large bedrooms, 2 bathrooms and a double garage. Along with a separate living area ideal for the kids, private retreat or study and a large open plan meals and kitchen
Point Cook 46 Dingo St
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Invest in Point Cook this home will offe of r you comfort. Within close proximity to schools, local shopping centres & parks, you have convenience at your doorstep. Surrounded by homes of the same quality you will be proud to say ‘Yes I live in Tarneit’ Investors also take note this could add value to your portfolio.
This 3 bedroom plus study home is offe of red to you the astute buyer. er er. Complimented by a spacious kitchen meals area, two bathrooms (ensuite to master) and a double garage with internal access, it lends itself to be a perfect investment property or your first home. Surrounded by new homes and within
close proximity to Point Cook shopping centre, a few minutes drive to Sanctuary Lakes Golf Course and within 30kms to Melbourne CBD the location offers you convenience plus. Come & Inspect you won’t be disappointed
Auction on site 23rd Sept at 12.30pm Price Guide View Saturday 12 - 12.30pm
Auction On site 7th October at 1.30pm View Saturday 1 - 1.30pm
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Price Guide $340,000 - $360,000 View Saturday 1 - 1.30pm
Sukhdev Singh 0403 717 847 Tony Cannatelli 0412 456 293 Werribee/Hoppers Crossing 9748 5888 2/229 Heaths Road (opp. Plaza)
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0403 059 904
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Kitchens
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PETER BROUGHTON’S MOWING
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13 11 98
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Lou’s Colorbond Fencing
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General Notices V
1118728-RC07-14
Phone Tony 0404 775 573
Rec 18427
section of Network Classifieds.
SMALL SMALL CONCRETING CONCRETING JOBS JOBS "We do all the small jobs that the bigger companies don't have time for" Up to 100 square metres Shed floors, paths, driveways etc. Coloured, plain, slate and stencil. FREE MEASURE & QUOTE Workmanship guaranteed, with over 18 years experience
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12322057-CG36-16
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Furniture Removals
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G6425413AA-dc5Nov
PREPARING HOMES FOR SALE
12356781-PB30-17
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1218856-HM09-16
Yates and Son Fencing and Decking
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12335742-HM02-17
M & D MICALLEF
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1133964-LB19-14
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1180212-ACM25-15
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1236057-DJ30-16
s Slate impression s Stencil
1158998-CG43-14
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1156305-HM40-14
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1163330-HM47-14
Handy Persons
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Peter McFarlane 0419 335 343 Email: petermcfarlane@bigpond.com
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GREG: 0414 516 050
For All Your Electrical Needs
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1171225-ACM05-15
12359194-HM30-17
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1139776-PB26-14
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rec 5389
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12364718-CG37-17
G6364868AA-dc9Oct
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12332994-ACM48-16
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OZTEC WINDOW SHUTTERS ACTION BIN HIRE • 100% Australian Made & Owned • 10 years replacement warranty • Electric, manual or combination • Single and group remote controlled • Connected to smoke alarm (auto-lift) FOR FREE MEASURE & QUOTE PH: 9336 0005 JORDAN: 0413 708 238
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C894629-JM6-11
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12339175-EPJ07-17
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0423 288 893
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0400 234 357
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Phone Jason: 0413 216 440 12363988-DJ36-17
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0423 877 432
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0438 149 588
Tiling
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1133524-LB19-14
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1238784-PB33-16
David Sheridon 0412 311 148
9366 7831 - 0417 556 963
1134905-HM20-14
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Refrigeration
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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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* Builder * 18 Years Guarantee * Pensioner Discounts * All Suburbs
Celebrations
1166711-PB49-14
Lic. 104391
All Sub Plumbing & Maintenance
Roofing
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CALL OUT FEE $0
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494 HIGH STREET, EPPING
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2 MALCOLM COURT, KEALBA
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12323349-HM38-16
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9309 0700 - 0411 174 000
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12358545-LB30-17
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9367 9272
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12353115-HM21-17
12351332-DJ19-17
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G6723428AA-dc29Apr
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MICK 9747 1322 - 0418 994 320
TREEMENDOUS Tree & Garden Service
Tree & Stump Removals Hedge Trimming Landscaping and Garden Clean Ups Confined Space Specialist Qualified Arborist & Gardener Fully Insured Free Quotes 1192086-PB30-15
Phone Rob 0439 679 112
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Public Notices and Event
QUIT CIGARETTES IN 60 MINUTES With a lifetime guarantee. Also weight loss and gastric band hypnosis. Phone Joy
0400 573 369 Hoppers Crossing
C1038148-PJ26-12
s .EW AND EXISTING HOMES s %XTERIOR AND INTERIOR INCLUDING WEATHERBOARD s 1UALIlED s &REE 1UOTES
Roller Shutters
G6795102AA-dc29Apr 1178536-CG14-15
12326581-RC41-16
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Painters/Decorators
12351179-CG19-17
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73 WYNDHAM STAR WEEKLY \ SEPTEMBER 13, 2017
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Adult Services
ALL FETISH! Anything goes! from 99c/min 1300 700 904 1902 226 323 Chat now! $5.45/min pay/mob extra
12349757-CG17-17
Adult Phone Talk
SWA 83B
11.00am till late 482 GEELONG RD, WEST FOOTSCRAY
9314 8294 1136373-RC22-14
Manhattan Terrace – CBD
Private intro, open 24 hours. www.manhattanterrace.com.au 554-556 Swanston St, Melb. Phone: 9347 6000. swa4281be.
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Phone - 1300 Escort 1300 372 678. 24hrs/7 days. swa4281be.
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FREE wood. Chipboard sheets and pine pieces. Ph: 9742 6650
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1171586-RC06-15
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9314 8800
Lovely Ladies Available
12360400-EPJ32-17
20 Minute Special $90!
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Real Estate
restoration and
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0414 939 108
C1044996-PJ32-12
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Records
60's, 70's, 80's and jazz records. Will come to your place. Good prices. No classical. Ring Len 9749 5261 or 0434 253 428.
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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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Garage Sales
HOPPERS CROSSING 33 Bayview Crescent, Saturday 16th and Sunday 17th Sep. 8:30am-2pm. Household items and general items. Something for every one.
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NATURAL PLUS
7 days, 9.30am - 9.30pm. 5 City Place, Sunshine. Phone 9311 0198.
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Home Services
AFFORDABLE Cleaning/ironing services. Eye for detail. Fully insured. Work cover approved provider. Phone 0417 305 711. www.squeakyklean.com.au
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Massage Therapists
Looking for panel beaters, spray painters, managers & mechanics to work in busy automotive workshops.
Nightingale Drive, Werribee
3BR
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Muirhead Crescent, Werribee
3BR
$300pw
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8.7 12.8 12.12 (84) 1.5 5.7 6.12 (48)
Goals: Casey Demons: T Bugg 3 D Keilty 2 B Fritsch 2 B Stretch 2 Y Zijai E Morris B Kennedy M Cox C Maynard J Wagner. Richmond: T Stengle 4 S Lloyd 3 S Mannagh 2 B Lennon 2 C Menadue 2 B Griffiths 2 S Bolton 2 S Morris J Short. Best: Casey Demons: C Maynard B Kennedy B Stretch J Trengove J Wagner D Gordon. Richmond: C Ellis T Stengle A Miles S Hampson S Bolton S Darley.
Goals: Adelaide: E Betts 3 R Douglas 2 B Crouch B Smith J Jenkins M McGovern P Seedsman T Lynch L T Walker. Greater Western Sydney: S Coniglio 2 C Ward H Himmelberg M De Boer T Greene. Best: Adelaide: B Crouch M Crouch E Betts T Lynch L J Lever R Douglas K Hartigan. Greater Western Sydney: S Coniglio J Kelly C Ward H Shaw T Scully. Injuries: Adelaide: B Smith (knee). Greater Western Sydney: J Cameron (hamstring). Reports: Nil. Umpires: Shaun Ryan, Jeff Dalgleish, Brett Rosebury. Official Crowd: 52,805 at Adelaide Oval.
Goals: St Kilda: Garner 4 Mesiti 2 McWilliams Brown Lucas-Rodd. Melbourne Uni: Hope 3 Anderson Kearney. Best: St Kilda: McWilliams Gay Walsh Bruton LucasRodd Garner. Melbourne Uni: Conti Edward Keaney Stevens Eva Hope. At Piranha Park.
SECOND QUALIFYING FINAL RICHMOND 2.4 3.7 6.10 13.13 (91) GEELONG 0.4 2.4 4.9 5.10 (40)
SEMI-FINAL 2 DIAMOND CREEK 1.2 DAREBIN 0.1
Goals: Richmond: J Caddy 2 J Townsend T 2 D Butler D Prestia J Castagna J Riewoldt K Lambert N Vlastuin S Edwards S Grigg T Cotchin. Geelong: H Taylor T J Parsons P Dangerfield S Motlop T Hawkins. Best: Richmond: D Martin T Cotchin D Prestia A Rance N Vlastuin B Houli. Geelong: Z Tuohy M Duncan P Dangerfield S Selwood T Lonergan. Injuries: Richmond: Nil. Geelong: C Guthrie (calf) J Kolodjashnij (calf). Reports: Nil. Umpires: Matt Stevic, Mathew Nicholls, Shane McInerney. Official Crowd: 95,028 at MCG.
19.7 (121) 8.8 (56)
Goals: Sydney: L Franklin 4 C Sinclair 3 D Towers T 3 G Rohan 2 I Heeney 2 J Kennedy 2 J Lloyd K Jack T Papley. Essendon: J Daniher 3 J Begley 2 D Heppell D Myers O Fantasia. Best: Sydney: J Kennedy L Parker L Franklin C Sinclair J Lloyd D Hannebery I Heeney. Essendon: D Parish J Daniher D Zaharakis B Goddard A McGrath. Injuries: Sydney: L Franklin (corked thigh) Lewis Melican (tight quad, replaced in selected side by Harry Cunningham). Essendon: Nil. Reports: Nil. Umpires: Simon Meredith, Ray Chamberlain, Brendan Hosking. Official Crowd: 46,323 at SCG.
7.5 12.6 (78) 6.8 10.16 (76)
Goals: West Coast: J Darling 3 J Kennedy 3 D Petrie 2 L Shuey 2 J Cripps M Priddis. Port Adelaide: C Dixon 3 O Wines 2 S Gray 2 B Ebert C Wingard S Powell-Pepper. Best: West Coast: J McGovern L Shuey A Gaff J Darling M Priddis S Mitchell. Port Adelaide: R Gray C Dixon J Polec C Wingard O Wines. Injuries: Nil. Reports: Nil. Umpires: Chris Donlon, Justin Schmitt, Curtis Deboy. Official Crowd: 41,172 at Adelaide Oval.
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8.8 11.9 16.11 (107) 7.7 9.11 12.15 (87)
Goals: Port Melbourne: Lisle 4 Anastasio 3 Nahas 2 Cain 2 Pearson Dwyer Waddell Lange Conway. Footscray: Jamieson 2 Lipinski 2 Webb Gowers Hamilton Short Smith Y Young Williams Nash. Best: Port Melbourne: Tynan T Viojo-Rainbow Wooffindin Anastasio Mascitti. Footscray: Williams Lipinski Webb Boyd Hayes Dalgleish. At Fortburn Stadium
PRELIMINARY FINAL PT MELBOURNE 3.1 WILLIAMSTOWN 4.0
FINALS WEEK 1 GEELONG GIPPSLAND
4.6 3.1
SANDRINGHAM MURRA MURRAY
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OAKLEIGH 5.3 NORTH. KNIGHTS 1.1
8.4 13.8 15.14 (104) 3.4 3.6 4.10 (34)
Goals: Details unavailable. Best: Details unavailable. at MARS Stadium.
Goals: Oakleigh Chargers: T Wooller 3 C Thompson 2 D Stanford 2 J Hewitt 2 E Richards S Harte J Roughsedge J Troiani L Stacker H Longbottom. Northern Knights: P Naish B Gillard J Petruccelle E Penrith. Best: Oakleigh Chargers: H Longbottom D Williams J Roughsedge E Richards T Wooller M Day. Northern Knights: M Harman N Coffield A Federico S Binion M Dreher M Lentini. at Victoria Park.
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1.0 4.4
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2.1 7.5 14.7 (91) 9.9 10.10 11.12 (78)
Goals: Dandenong Stingrays: R D’Arcy 3 W Hamill 2 J Nanscawen 2 A Bonar F Bayne B Williams C Hustwaite L Davies-Uniacke J Plumridge R Bowman. Eastern Ranges: J Ross 2 J Rouget 2 T Mynott 2 T Brown J Garner M Doreian J Stephenson C Hirst. Best: Dandenong Stingrays: L Davies-Uniacke O Clavarino H Clark J Davies J Bateman R Bowman. Eastern Ranges: J Stephenson M Doreian D Moore J Garner J L Lynch T Brown. at Victoria Park.
DIV 3 PARKSIDE T TARNEIT
4.8 6.10 10.16 12.17 (89) 1.0 2.1 3.3 7.6 (48)
Goals: Parkside: B Kelly 4 J Cloke 3 A Gervasi 2 B Ashman J Dorward C Muratore. Tarneit: T A Miriklis 2 A Molivas 2 T Robertson C Benson J Gorman. Best: Parkside: B Papal D McMahon J Dorward J Shaw B Kelly L Buttigieg. Tarneit: T J Damjanovski A Miriklis B Bostock C Benson T Lawrie Z Thornton.
VAFA PREMIER ST KEVINS UNI. BLUES
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7.7 9.12 15.12 (102) 7.1 8.4 12.7 (79)
PREMIER B OLD BRIGHTON OLD SCOTCH
4.1 0.1
5.3 2.4
Goals: St Kevins: J Schulz 3 S Gilham 2 L Sullivan 2 M Brown J Holden H Parkes B Kanakis J Wallis G Gleeson J Salopek T Jok. University Blues: T Geappen T M James R Eade 5 T Quinn 2 D Batarilo J Taylor K Harper. Best: St Kevins: S Salopek G Gleeson L Sullivan W Coates J Wallis T Jok. University Blues: D Hinkley J T Townley T Geappen C Lappin C Hinkley P Summers.
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11.6 (72) 7.7 (49)
Goals: Old Brighton Grammarians: A Zimmerman 2 O Cavallaro 2 D Anthony 2 M Dewar A Dewar H Hill M Gadsden T Fisher. Old Scotch: J Halsall 3 A Jelbart J Aujard S L Lynch J Hurley. Best: Old Brighton Grammarians: D Anthony A Zimmerman B Jarick L Healy S Hooy H Hill. Old Scotch: J Aujard A Franetic A Jelbart M van den Broek W Carrington J Bull.
PREMIER C OLD HAILEY HAILEY. CAULFIELD
2.4 1.3
5.7 4.4
8.7 5.5
11.9 (75) 7.8 (50)
Goals: Old Haileyburians: C Rich 3 C Connelly 2 A Woltering J Donnelly S Valenti E Limon J Paul J Nicolopoulos. Caulfield Grammarians: A Lister 3 J Presnell N Baltas W Barker W Osborn. Best: Old Haileyburians: E Limon J Munro J Paul P Shakallis J Arthur C Rich. Caulfield Grammarians: J Woodman T Small N Baltas W Osborn M Neratzoglou T Nixon.
DIV 1 PEGS FC ORMOND
5.8 4.2
5.8 8.12 12.14 (86) 4.2 6.8 8.11 (59)
DIV 3 POWER HOUSE WESTBOURNE
4.3 3.2
5.6 13.9 16.14 (110) 8.7 9.7 10.8 (68)
Goals: Pegs Football Club: A Romanyk 5 C Livori 2 H Schiavello 2 B Hannah J Rogers T Skurrie. Ormond: S Mason 2 R Chisholm 2 M Martinov I Tahana T L Duthie C Coghlan. Best: Pegs Football Club: R Baddeley T Vujanic B Hannah A Khallouf D Ryan J Young. Y Ormond: E Hanley H Simon T Stach B Upstill M Martinov H Ramsay.
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SPORT Papal two for two with a medal thrown in Wind the clock back 12 months and Ben Papal would have laughed if you told him that in a year’s time he would be a Parkside senior premiership player and claim the medal for best-on-ground. Papal can recall his celebrations as a reserves premiership player in 2016 were slightly dampened after the senior team lost its grand final, but little did he know that he would be part of the redemption story. “I’m just happy both teams got the win today – that’s all that matters to me, nothing else,” Papal said. “I’m just rapt we both won and we both get to celebrate because last year was a bit different. “Tonight is all about us as a whole group.” Papal has a perfect strike rate at Parkside: two years and two premierships. The 28-year-old crossed to the Magpies from South Morang two years ago because he wanted a change of scenery. He can’t believe how well he has fitted into the club and the culture. “I’m a Parksider for life now – I’m not going
Parkside ruckman Ben Papal took home the best-on-ground medal. (Damjan Janevski)
anywhere,” Papal said. “You can’t understand it unless you’re here. “It’s something else, I’ve never experienced anything like it, we’re tight-knit and the camaraderie we have with each other.” Papal was the most dominant big man on the ground. The ruckman gave first use of the ball to his onballers more often than not.
Papal was seen as the missing link for Parkside coach Nick Condos. “We didn’t really have a ruckman, so we went to him halfway through the year because we’d seen every side had a ruckman,” Condos said. “I’ve driven him really hard this year, given him a lot of instructions with the way we wanted to play and, to his credit, he’s worked on that and picked up a medal.” Papal has built a good rapport with the rest of the midfielders. The Mill Park resident has been like a sponge for information off Chris Muratore and Justin Dorward. “I’ve got good people around me that have made me a bit better,” Papal said. Papal was taken aback when his name was called out for the best-on medal. “Winning a senior premiership and getting best-on, it means a lot,” Papal said. “I’m happy for everyone, it’s not about me, it’s about everyone.” Lance Jenkinson
IN THE DOGHOUSE ■ There
were no fairytale endings in the WRFL grand finals last weekend, with Parkside winning the division 3 flag and North Footscray the victors in division 2. Parkside added yet another flag to its bulging trophy cabinet, and now sets its sights on the division two competition in 2018. Senior coach Nick Condos and an incredibly hard-working team of people behind the scenes have ensured Parkside survived to taste premiership glory again.
■ Burbank
Oval Williamstown was in perfect condition at the weekend and the weather gods were smiling. In fact, they were giggling, as the wind abated and the sun shone, giving the players no excuses for two days of much-anticipated local football finals. Sunshine made its way to its first division 1 grand final since 1987 by defeating Hoppers Crossing. The Kangaroos were well coached and very determined, and had a touch of class that Hoppers could not match. On Sunday, North Footscray dominated from the opening bounce of the division 2 grand final and won convincingly over Yarraville Seddon. The Eagles barely fired a shot as their opponents did what they pleased. It was a sour note for Dean Callaway to end his time at the club as senior coach, having lost in the big show last year as well.
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WRFL division 3 Seniors: Parkside 12.17 (89) d Tarneit 7.6 (48) Reserves: Parkside 12.11 (83) d Wyndham Suns 6.3 (39) Parkside takes possession of the WRFL division 3 premiership cup. (Damjan Janevski)
Party time for Magpies By Lance Jenkinson Parkside has gone from ground zero three years ago to being Western Region Football League division 3 premier. The Magpies were on the verge of closing their doors in 2015 following a mass walkout of players after their 2014 division 2 flag. Instead of being promoted to division 1, the Magpies had to swallow their pride and ask for the WRFL to demote them to the third division. But that allowed them to re-group in times of uncertainty. Many people helped Parkside get back on its feet again and on the way to ensuring the club celebrated its 120th anniversary this year with a flag. But the public face of the rebuild was coach Nick Condos. Condos stood proudly on Saturday after guiding his club back to the premiership dais
with a 41-point win over Tarneit in the grand final at Hogans Road Reserve. “I’ve been lucky enough to coach about eight flags, but this is the sweetest,” Condos said. “It’s the club I love and played all my footy with. “I walked down that hill as a 10 year old and I’m 61 now. It’s something you dream about.” Parkside received stick for asking to be relegated to the third tier, but a club with such a rich history does not make that kind of decision unless it is a last resort. Condos took just as much satisfaction in Parkside’s reserves winning their second consecutive premiership on Saturday. “They’re a young side, so the club’s in pretty good stead,” Condos said. “We’ve worked hard off the ground to achieve this and obviously we’re still battling. You don’t take things for granted. “We know we’ve got a lot of work as a group to do and we’ve got people that are prepared to work hard.”
Parkside was dominant almost from start to finish in the senior grand final. The Magpies opened up a 26-point quarter-time lead and it blew out to 55 by three-quarter time. Tarneit did have a little victory, winning the junk time last quarter, but the Magpies had the cup under lock and key by that stage. Only errant kicking for goal – the Magpies finished with 12.17 – stopped the margin from blowing out further. Experienced campaigners Justin Dorward, Chris Muratore, Luke Buttigieg and Adrian Gervasi led the way for Parkside. Brent Kelly (four goals) and Jason Cloke (three) were damaging inside the Magpies’ forward 50. “All the attention went to Jason, but ‘BK’ was nearly our best player after half-time,” Condos said. “He’s a super talent for us, his leg speed and ability in the air, he was really good for us. “It was a good team effort, every quarter, someone stood up.”
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Saturday Deer Park will write another chapter in its history, and also for the league, if it wins its fifth flag in a row. Sunshine will give it everything it has, but there are no Hollywood scriptwriters here. I sense this may be the end of the Deer Park era, as the major players have little left to achieve and probably feel it is time to move on. That remains to be seen, but another flag seems a foregone conclusion. Kevin Hillier
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Footscray coach Shaun Borlase is also stepping down, but he takes a premiership medal with him. Jason Butty picked up the Rex Swann medal for his seven-goal haul, but teammate Reece Duffield would also have been a worthy winner. There will be a changing of the playing guard at the Devils, with several players expected to put their boots in the cupboard beside their premiership medal. David Clonan, Kieran Murphy, Jason Butty and the Montebruno brothers (Tyren and Brayden) are not expected to go around again.
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Devils race away with the flag By Lance Jenkinson North Footscray blew Yarraville-Seddon Eagles out of the water in an emphatic 58-point win in the Western Region Football League division 2 grand final at Burbank Oval on a sun-drenched Saturday. The Devils were in total control from go to whoa as they secured their first senior premiership since 2010. Devils captain Sam Kater has lived every minute of those seven years between flags, experiencing some exhilarating highs and devastating lows, but this will go down as a career-defining day for the tough-as-nails onballer and his teammates. “In my first year [in 2010], we won a flag, which was pretty awesome and I’ve been at the club ever since,” Kater said. “We went up to division 1 and [have] been through some pretty tough years. “One year, we didn’t even win a game, so to finally get back to where we are now is an awesome feeling.” North Footscray had to navigate the long road through the finals. The Devils finished the season as minor premiers, but slipped up against Yarraville-Seddon in the second semi-final. Playing an extra game might have been a blessing in disguise for the Devils, as they regained some momentum with a preliminary final victory over a competitive Manor Lakes. “We had to do it the hard way … but I think a good game against Manor Lakes last week gave us good momentum coming into today and it showed in the end, I guess,” Kater said. North Footscray was switched on from the outset. The Devils’ pressure at the coal face was turned up to maximum and their skill level was far superior on the day. Conversely, an uncharacteristic Eagles performance left a lot to be desired. They appeared sluggish and the only aggression they showed was when the margin had become unmanageable. “It was our pressure around the footy, keeping it in tight and not allowing them outside run or any easy forward 50 entries,” Kater said. North Footscray full-forward Jason Butty set the grand final alight in the first quarter. Butty would maintain the rage to finish with seven goals and the Rex Swann Medal for best on field. Tyren Montebruno was just as dangerous in the Devils’ attack, finishing with four goals, including three consecutively in the second
Above: North Footscray’s Reece Duffield and Yarraville-Seddon’s Jesse Varsamakis contest the aerial ball. Right: North Footscray coach Shaun Borlase and captain Sam Kater hoist the premiership cup. (Pictures: Shawn Smits)
term. Montebruno had the fans in the main grandstand chuckling when he took a set shot from 50 metres out with one boot. He hit the post on that occasion, but it was a minor blemish in a superb performance. Butty and Montebruno were the beneficiaries of a totally dominant midfield, led by Kater, Jordan Lampi, Brayden Montebruno and Jono Miller. It was all about every link in the chain working for North Footscray and the first link was ruckman Reece Duffield. Duffield battled Yarraville-Seddon’s athletic bigs Jesse Varsamakis and Mason Angove and won. “He’s an absolute giant, Duffy,” Kater said. “Without him, we’d be screwed.” North Footscray is yet to officially announce whether it will ask for promotion to division 1 or remain in division 2 next season. “The committee will get together in the next few weeks and sort that out for us,” Kater said. Macauley Goring was best for Yarraville-Seddon when the contest was at its hottest, while Varsamakis and Chris Topalidis never stopped trying against the tide.
2017 Grand final scoreboard WRFL division 2 Seniors: North Footscray 15.14 (104) d Yarraville-Seddon 6.10 (46) Reserves: Yarraville-Seddon 14.14 (98) d North Footscray 4.5 (29)
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North Footscray full-forward Jason Butty puts another nail in the coffin with one of his seven goals. (Shawn Smits) 78 WYNDHAM STAR WEEKLY \ SEPTEMBER 13, 2017
North Footscray full-forward Jason Butty would have been content to walk away with a premiership medal following Sunday’s 58-point grand final win over Yarraville-Seddon. However, with seven goals to his name, Butty was widely acknowledged as the match-winner for the Devils, so he got the added bonus of the Rex Swann Medal for best-on-ground. That second medal could be good for a bit of harmony around the Butty household in the coming weeks. “It’s good for the kids at home,” Butty said with a laugh. “We’ve got two little girls, so now they don’t have to fight over one medal, it’s one each.” Butty ignited North Footscray in the first quarter and maintained the rage throughout. Butty and his brother-in-law Tyren Montebruno, who kicked four, were unstoppable, combining for 11 goals. “We’ve played a fair bit of footy together now, so we’ve got that chemistry where we know where each other is going and we try and keep each other isolated one-on-one,” Butty said. “I back him to out-mark his opponent and he’ll do the same for me.” In week one of the finals, Yarraville-Seddon strangled the life out of North Footscray, restricting them to under 30 inside 50s.
The Devils more than doubled their tally in the grand final and the quality of delivery was first class, giving Butty and Montebruno the best chance to wreak havoc. “The first week in the semi-final, we had about 26 inside 50s and we highlighted that we needed to give the forwards more supply,” Butty said. “We just really wanted to get the ball in long and strong today, back our forwards in like we’ve done all year and the midfielders did a power of work to nullify their midfielders, and once we started pumping the ball in, we had about 60 inside 50s, it’s really hard to stop when we’re getting that sort of supply.” Butty finished the season with the most goals with 57. Montebruno was close behind with 52. On grand final day, it took a collective effort from all 22 North Footscray players to overcome a Yarraville-Seddon side that entered the game as slight favourites. “It was just a good consistent effort,” Butty said. “We had winners on every line and when you do that as a team, when you have more winners than losers in each position, it goes a long way to winning the game like we did.” Lance Jenkinson
Sharks take a new name Sanctuary Lakes Football Club will undergo a major re-branding in time for the 2018 Western Region Football League season. The Sharks nickname and logo will remain, but the club will be known as Point Cook Centrals from next season. The change of name was mooted at multiple special general meetings in June and was put to a vote in August. The members voted overwhelmingly to adopt the new name. “We would like the community of Point Cook to feel more involved and connected to our football club, not just our current members and partners who are already rusted-on members that are connected to our young club,” Sharks president Gavin Young said. “We believe that this change in name is also a change in direction to become a more inclusive community-based club.” Lance Jenkinson
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Rangers and Spirit return to Eagle’s nest Bendigo Spirit and Dandenong Rangers will re-kindle a growing pre-season rivalry at Eagle Stadium on September 17. The Spirit and the Rangers used their Werribee exhibition match last season as a key warm-up to their Women’s National Basketball League campaigns and they are back in town for a second instalment after the success of the first meeting. Last year’s game attracted a big turnout of spectators wanting to catch a glimpse of the leading women’s basketballers in the land. Andrew Summerville, the business manager at the Werribee Basketball Association, expects another big crowd to attend this year. “We have great female participation in all our programs and we would like to see that continue to grow,” Summerville said. “This WNBL game is great for young girls who will surely draw inspiration from the likes of Sara Blicavs, Steph Cumming, Kelsey Griffin and Gabe Richards, to name a few. “It’s a pleasure to be hosting Bendigo Spirit and Dandenong Rangers at Eagle Stadium and we look forward to this game.” Bendigo Spirit head coach Simon Pritchard
Bendigo Spirit forward Kelsey Griffin, a two-time WNBL champion and two-time WNBL grand final MVP, will be just one of the headline acts in the WNBL exhibition game at Eagle Stadium. (Supplied/Bendigo Spirit)
is aware of the value of taking the game to the suburbs. While it will be a crucial warm up game for the Spirit for conditioning and team cohesion, it is also important for the Spirit to build brand awareness outside of their town.
“We are happy to once again be playing a WNBL game in Werribee against Dandenong in what is an important phase of our pre-season, which will allow our players vital court time to work on our team structures and become comfortable playing together,” Pritchard said. “The facilities provided at the Werribee stadium are first class and the WBA do an outstanding job to ensure we are looked after both on and off the court.” Dandenong Rangers head coach Larissa Anderson said the popularity of the WNBL is growing by the year. She said that playing in different locations exposed more people to talented players on the Rangers roster. “These pre-season games are extremely important in helping to prepare for what is going to be one of the toughest WNBL seasons yet,” Anderson said. “The shortened format means there is little or no room for error, so the more games you can get in before opening round, the better. Tickets at www.trybooking.com/RSMV Lance Jenkinson
Pressure Jets take title By Lance Jenkinson Point Cook has staved off a host of threats in a dramatic final round of the season to secure the Football Federation Victoria men’s state league 4 west title. The Jets went into the last day in first place with their destiny in their own hands, but they came under extreme pressure knowing the four clubs below them on the ladder had a chance to swoop on top spot if they slipped up in the slightest. After some first half jitters, the Jets eventually got it together, coming from a goal down at the break to beat Altona North 3-1 at Duane Reserve on Saturday. “We’ve been fully aware of what pressure was on the kids this week,” Jets coach Craig Filer said. “I say kids because our oldest player today was 25 and youngest was 17, so we’re a very inexperienced side. “The pressure was on them, but as a coach you have to make sure everything is kept in perspective, you keep them calm, you keep them relaxed. “It was like the Battle of the Alamo at one stage, but the boys prevailed, we got the win and the promotion.” Point Cook experienced totally contrasting feelings seven days apart. The Jets thought their title chances went up in smoke a week earlier when they went down to nine men in a 4-2 loss to North Melbourne Athletic. Filer’s team could have won the championship on the spot, but had a nervous wait for other scores to see what position on the ladder they would enter the final round in. Luck was on their side, as second-placed Sebastopol Vikings also lost in the penultimate round, leaving Point Cook in top spot. Filer could not believe his side had dodged a bullet. “The pressure got to them last week and when things don’t go right for you, you have two options, one to fold and one to dig in,” he said. “Unfortunately for us last week, we folded, had two players sent off, they let me down, they let the club down and most important they let the players down. “There’s no getting away from it, we were absolutely gutted and it was probably one of our worst, if not the worst, 45 minutes of my time at the club, having come off probably the best game I’d had at the club when we beat Bell Park 4-0 away. “So, we certainly like to make life difficult for ourselves, we had to wait until the last 45 minutes of the final game.” It was 45 minutes of pure joy for Point Cook. The Jets rammed home three unanswered
Zac Osborne bobbed up for two goals as Point Cook sealed the title. (Damjan Janevski)
goals – two from Zac Osborne and one to super sub Kyle Caruana – to take the title. “There was only one team in it today,” Filer said. “We had three or four good opportunities in the first half that we didn’t take. “At half-time, we were 1-0 down, you have
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Tight Centrals aim for flag number five The drive for five is alive for Werribee Centrals in the Geelong and District Netball League A grade. Centrals can secure a remarkable fifth consecutive premiership when they take to the court against Thomson in Saturday’s grand final showpiece. While Centrals have been a regular attendee to the GDNL’s top flight big dance, it has been a constantly evolving team with fresh talent added year on year. For that reason, Centrals co-coach Nicole Stewart said there was a newness about this particular group and what it is trying to achieve. “We’re pretty excited,” Stewart said. “There’s not many of us that have been in this position before, so the team is quite new. “We’ve got those younger girls in and we have new players, so they haven’t been in the position where they have been in an A grade grand final, so we’re trying to keep them level-headed and calm and just doing the usual things that we’ve been doing, like team dinners and catching up on the Saturday when we’re not playing.” Paras MacKenzie and Lauren Winter have capably stepped up from Werribee Centrals’ B grade team this season, while Kyrstie Smith jumped up two grades from C grade. The addition of young goal attack Jacinta Savory has made Centrals’ attack a little more unpredictable. Savory was entrusted with the big shots in a 43-40 semi-final win over Thomson, scoring 24 goals, five more than gun goal shooter Ellie Tubbs, a GDNL team of the year member and runaway leading scorer in the competition with 914 goals. “Ellie does an amazing job to put those goals up for us,” Stewart said. “We can rely on her in that position. “She’s had Jacinta Savory, who is new to the club, she’s 19, and that’s just great for the development of Centrals as well. “She’s been able to put up a fair few shots as well and in the first final she shot more goals from goal attack, so that’s awesome for us.” Changes have not been confined to on the court for Werribee Centrals. The off-field leadership was overhauled after hugely successful coach Lina Iuta stepped down and co-coaches Stewart and Melissa Prismall were installed. A 17-1 season record and another grand final appearance shows the Centrals did a good job of finding a replacement for Iuta. “She really set us up for the last couple of years, so the job hasn’t been too difficult with the calibre of players and the team that we have,” Stewart said. Centrals’ main asset is its ability to band together and enjoy each other’s company, a culture that is instilled from the moment you step into the inner sanctum. “It’s very social at Werribee Centrals,” Stewart said. “The reason I believe that we’ve won every year [for the past four years] is because we do get along, we are a great group of girls and we are such good friends. “There isn’t this one superstar that’s going to win a game for us.” In years past, Werribee Centrals would be hot favourites going into the grand final, but it has been a much tighter season this year. Centrals were beaten for the first time since 2015 when Thomson upset them in round 16. They have also been made to sweat late in matches with four wins under five points. Lance Jenkinson 79 WYNDHAM STAR WEEKLY \ SEPTEMBER 13, 2017
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Wounded Warriors fly so high, fall short of decider For Westbourne Grammarians it’s been a glass half-full year in Victorian Amateur Football Association division 3. As a promoted side with a number of injury setbacks, no one would have expected the Warriors to be there at the pointy end of the season battling for promotion. Yet at half-time in Saturday’s 42-point preliminary final loss to Power House at Garvey Oval, the Warriors led by 19 points, had one foot in a grand final and a loose grip on promotion. But they could not complete the task as the minor premier came roaring back to win. In his last game in charge of Westbourne, revered coach Roger Hand could only tip his hat to Warriors who gave him blood, sweat and tears on the day and during the season as a whole. “No one really expected Westbourne Grammarians to be a serious contender in 2017, except the people at Westbourne,” Hand said. “The playing group has been unbelievable …
but I guess those who know the quality of this playing group would expect nothing else.” After trailing by seven points at quarter-time, Westbourne put the foot on the accelerator. The Warriors piled on 5.5 to 1.3 in the second quarter on the back of three goals to Jaxon Cooke and some dynamic midfield play from Michael Culliver. An upset looked to be on the cards, but half-time was a momentum killer, as was the Warriors’ inefficiency in front of goal in the second term. The break allowed Power House to reset and find a way back into the contest. While the likes of Chris Hudson, Patrick O’Brien and Jacob Russell fought hard to stem the tide for the Warriors, Power House had a bit more class in the second half, piling on 11 goals to two. That brought an end to Hand’s coaching career. He will pass the baton to his playing assistant coach Justin Johns next season.
But Hand, who will remain at the club as football manager, can take comfort from Westbourne being in much better shape than when he took over in 2010 and the club was struggling to fill a team and 100-point beltings were a regular occurrence. He kept the faith when few others would have and set about rebuilding the club. After finals appearances in 2014 and 2015, he delivered a premiership last year. Hand will look forward to seeing the development of some of the younger players he blooded into the senior team this season. “We were able to lower our average age again this year and debut eight players, so we feel that experience and opportunity will be invaluable next season,” Hand said. Lance Jenkinson Westbourne Grammarians forward Jaxon Cooke shows his aerial prowess in Saturday’s preliminary final. (Jeremy Heffernan/Starsub)
Tigers in the flag zone By Lance Jenkinson Werribee is producing one of its most complete seasons in Hockey Victoria women’s Vic League 2. The Tigers punished opposition sides in the regular season, scoring a massive 113 goals and conceding just 10 for a remarkable plus-103 goal difference en route to the minor premiership. The Les McAlinden-coached side only had the one blemish while winning 15 games and drawing twice. “That’s just phenomenal – you don’t see teams like that often,” McAlinden said, reflecting on a dominant year. Werribee was challenged by second-placed Monash University in the semi-final at the State Netball and Hockey Centre. The game was deadlocked 1-1 at full-time before the Tigers pounced to get the spoils with a 4-2 result in the shoot-out. “It was a good game, a good top-of-the-ladder challenge,” McAlinden said. “Our cool and collected heads prevailed in the shoot-out.” No matter what the Tigers have achieved to this point in the season, the scoreboard will read 0-0 when they step out for the grand final against an in-form PEGS on Sunday. The Tigers will need to dig deep one more time to truly complete a fairytale season. McAlinden has sensed a focused and determined group in training in the past week – not one reliving glories of the previous 19 matches. “All our focus is on next Sunday,” he said. “We’ve got one more game to win.” The foundations of Werribee’s run to the grand final were set last season. McAlinden showed unwavering faith in the exciting youngsters in the team, giving them valuable experience at the top level. However, the addition of a few veterans has turned the side from an also-ran to a dominant force. Holly Stewart played only seven games last season, but has missed just one this season and scored a remarkable 32 goals. Stewart has formed a lethal attacking combination with Brittany McIntyre, who has a league-best 34 goals, including Werribee’s only regulation time score in the semi-final. “Her experience coming into the team has really shown,” McAlinden said. Werribee is ready and raring to rip into the grand final. The players know what they can produce and will go in with confidence. The coaches have done their homework, having scouted the preliminary final game while their side rested at the weekend. Should they need it, the Tigers have the best insurance coverage in the league in top-ranked goalkeeper Rachel Catania. 80 WYNDHAM STAR WEEKLY \ SEPTEMBER 13, 2017
Holly Stewart will be one of the keys in attack for Werribee in Sunday’s grand final. (Shawn Smits)
So if the grand final does go down to the wire and another shoot-out is needed, the Tigers can use their experience from the semi-final win and just leave the stress to McAlinden. “Trust me, I was stressed on the sidelines,” he said with a laugh. “But the confidence from the girls was just perfect. They all knew what to do and how to execute it.”
Meanwhile, Werribee bowed out of the men’s Vic League 2 finals with a 3-2 loss to Old Xavarians at the State Netball and Hockey Centre on Sunday. The Tigers led 2-0 at half-time, but Old Xavarians scored three unanswered goals in the second half to move through to the big dance.
Rebound Roos show true grit Sunshine has moved through to the Western Region Football League division 1 grand final after a 43-point win over Hoppers Crossing in a preliminary final at Burbank Oval. The Kangaroos had to respond on Saturday after failing to fire a shot in a semi-final loss to Deer Park seven days earlier. Kangaroos coach Brendan Hallinan said the players and the club had not dwelt on the semi-final defeat. “You’ve got to brush those ones off. It’s finals football and you’ve got no time to look in the rear view mirror. “We were able to put a plan together and it worked out well today.” Sunshine has a simple motto that Hallinan has conveyed to his team throughout his three-year tenure – grit and effort. The Kangas were back to their best in those two departments. “Every time you go out and represent, we want to make sure we’re playing with that grit and effort,” Hallinan said. “We did that right up until the final siren and we’ll continue to do that next week when we play Deer Park in the grand final.” Sunshine turned up the heat after quarter-time. The Kangaroos piled on 13 goals to seven and appeared in control for the most part. Hallinan challenged his midfielders to lift after a quiet game the previous week, and the likes of Ben Christodoulou, Nathan Lyons and Lachie Langwell answered the call. Christodoulou is enjoying a strong back end of the year. He was best-on-ground for his run and carry and impact in big plays. Liam Cavanagh did his reputation as one of the premier defenders in the competition no harm with an outstanding intercept marking performance. Jake Allen was Sunshine’s most dangerous forward with three goals, but the Roos had five multiple goalkickers, so they certainly shared the work load. There will be a sea of blue and gold when Sunshine takes on Deer Park in the grand final at Whitten Oval on Saturday. Deer Park is gunning for a record-extending fifth consecutive premiership. The Lions are red hot favourites, but Hallinan insists his side is not there to make up the numbers. Lance Jenkinson
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