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Council puts ban on Khan Wyndham councillor Intaj Khan has been suspended from council duties for a month following an online stoush with residents earlier this year. The council last week voted to ban Cr Khan from representing the council, including at council meetings, for four weeks following comments he made via Facebook and the media in June. He has also been ordered to make a public apology for his conduct at the next ordinary council meeting he attends as a councillor. In June, Cr Khan took to the Wyndham Residents United Facebook group and attacked his own council, claiming it was delaying a state government plan to build an Indian Cultural Precinct in Wyndham and had “sneakily changed” the name of the project to the South Asian Cultural Precinct. When residents pointed out that the money for the precinct’s feasibility study had only been allocated late last year, Cr Khan threatened to sue one resident and accused another of being part of a “fake news group”. He told Star Weekly at the time that he would sue any residents for “writing inappropriate, wrong information”. “These people are going crazy on me and I’m not going to take any shit any more,” he said. In a statement released last week, mayor Henry Barlow said complaints about Cr Khan’s conduct prompted Wyndham council to appoint an independent arbiter to investigate the issue. Cr Khan was found to have breached two sections of the councillor code of conduct relating to councillor conduct principles and communication

protocols. The maximum penalty for these offences is a two-month suspension. “As elected representatives, we have specific duties to fulfil and any breaches of the Wyndham councillor code of conduct must be treated seriously,” Cr Barlow said. In a statement, Cr Khan said he had not intended to breach the councillor code of conduct. “I am aware of the council’s resolution and I propose to abide by it,” the statement read.

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“I now look forward to returning to my role and responsibilities as a councillor for the people of Wyndham and to serve to the best of my ability when I return to my duties in four weeks.” The suspension comes the same week that the Australian Skills Quality Authority announced it was cancelling the registration of the Western Institute of Technology, of which Cr Khan is the director. Cr Khan said he would be seeking to appeal the decision, which is due to take effect from October 12. This week, Cr Khan will front Werribee Magistrate’s Court for an initial hearing to answer charges of failing to disclose all his business and property interests in his register of interest returns. One of the nine charges, which relates to failing to disclose property holdings, has been dropped.

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Taegan’s mighty fight Hoppers Crossing mother of three Taegan Bellingham is in the fight of her life. Recently diagnosed with acute myeloid leukaemia, Taegan spends most of her days in hospital wards and doctor’s surgeries. A fundraising campaign has begun to help her pay medical costs and avoid financial stress. ■ Dewi Sherry reports on Page 7

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Dangerous flu season drags on By Laura Michell The flu season is continuing to place strain on Wyndham’s health services, with close to 400 people diagnosed with influenza so far this year. Victorian health department data shows that as of September 19, 398 Wyndham residents had been diagnosed with the flu, compared to just 260 people at the same time last year. The data comes as health officials warn that this flu season is one of the worst on record, with 13,000 confirmed cases across the state. Ten Victorians have died after developing the flu, including an eight-year-old girl from

Melbourne’s south-east and a 30-year-old first-time dad from Bacchus Marsh. Werribee Mercy Hospital emergency department director John Pasco said the hospital had noticed an increase in people with respiratory infections presenting to the emergency department in the past three months, putting pressure on the hospital. Dr Pasco said that between July 1 and September 18, 71 people had been admitted to the hospital with either influenza A or influenza B. In comparison, there were 43 admissions last year. “The peak time for people with influenza presenting to Werribee Mercy Hospital is

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during August and September,” Dr Pasco said. “There is no doubt that the increase in respiratory infection presentation and admissions in 2017 has put a strain on the hospital, with these patients requiring single rooms, where possible, to stop the spread of infection.” Werribee GP Joe Garra said many of his patients had received the flu vaccination,

Snoop makes purrfect return

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Meet Snoop, the cat who came back after going missing for more than two years. The owner of the moggy, Alison Sinclair, said she was thrilled to have her beloved pet back. Snoop, also known as Snoopy, went missing from Ms Sinclair’s Hoppers Crossing home as a six-month-old kitten. Ms Sinclair said she spent months searching for Snoop. She contacted vet clinics and the Lort Smith Animal Hospital, and also turned to social media – to no avail. Eventually Snoop was handed in to a Werribee vet clinic. Although she was microchipped, the clinic could not contact Ms Sinclair, who had moved out of the area. Snoop was handed over to Wyndham council animal rangers, who were able to track down Ms Sinclair after trawling through their animal registration database. Ms Sinclair said that she was “absolutely shocked, overwhelmed and excited” when she received a phone call about Snoop’s return. She hurried back to Wyndham to collect her. “I was half expecting to walk in and have it not be my cat,” Ms Sinclair said. “But as soon as I walked in, I put my fingers through the cage and she started licking them – I knew she was the same loving and affectionate cat. “I’m a big advocate for microchipping now – you never know if your pet is going to get out.” Wyndham environment and sustainability portfolio holder Heather Marcus said the return of Snoop was a timely reminder for people to make sure their pet registration was up to date. “As the owner of two cats, I know how devastated I would be if I couldn’t find either of them,” Cr Marcus said. She said pet owners who moved house or changed phone numbers could update their details at petaddress.com.au. Alesha Capone

however, people were still falling unwell. He said patients in nursing homes were among the worst affected. “This is the first time I’ve ever had so many cases in nursing homes and a number of patients taken to hospital,” Dr Garra said. Victoria’s chief health officer Charles Guest said with at least two months to go in the flu season it was important to remain vigilant. “Common symptoms of the flu are sudden high fever, a dry cough, body aches, and feeling very tired and weak,” Professor Guest said. “Anyone sick with the flu should avoid visiting loved ones in aged care or in hospital, as it can spread quickly and be very serious.”

It was a case of twin trouble when police stopped a car in Werribee’s Watton Street on September 12. When police spoke to two men inside the vehicle, one of the men allegedly provided the officers with a false name, that of his twin brother. But his sibling was wanted on an outstanding warrant, so the man was arrested. After he was taken to the Werribee police station, the man’s real identity was uncovered. A member of the Wyndham Community Safety Team recognised the man, who was subsequently charged with 10 counts of theft and 10 counts of committing an indictable offence in relation to a series of alleged thefts at liquor stores. The man was also charged with stating a false name. The man faced the Sunshine Magistrate’s Court the next day and was granted bail. Two hours after his release, he was allegedly seen in Rosella Avenue, Werribee, breaching one of his bail conditions. The man was arrested and was presented to the Sunshine Magistrate’s Court on September 14. He was remanded in custody until his next scheduled court appearance on October 18. Alesha Capone

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Levy to keep open space

By Alesha Capone A Hoppers Crossing woman caught speeding on the Western Ring Road is questioning four infringement notices she has been issued. Susy Ball said she did not remember seeing any signs indicating a lowered speed limit at the times that a fixed speed camera on the Western Ring Road, near Ballarat Road, recorded her driving faster than a temporary 40km/h road works speed limit. Ms Ball was snapped driving at speeds of between 59 to 80km/h, in a zone that is usually 100km/h, during the early hours of the morning on four days in June and July.

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She is facing the loss of 17 demerit points, $1920 in fines and the suspension of her licence for more than a year. Ms Ball said that in the four years she had been driving along the ring road to her job in Tullamarine, she had never before received a speeding fine. She said she understood she should be held accountable for the first speeding fine, but said she felt the other fines should be reviewed due to her good driving record. But because the speeds she was captured driving are considered â€œexcessiveâ€?, the law does not allow for authorities to review them. â€œAs a result, I could lose my job,â€? she said. â€œI need to look after my elderly parents and grandson â€“ but they donâ€™t care.â€? In July, Channel Nine reported that several motorists had lost their licences for driving

Susy Ball has received four speeding fines totalling $1920. (Damjan Janevski)

above 40km/h on the same stretch of the road. One driver, who lost her licence for driving at 77km/h on June 26, said she had seen no roadwork signs to signal the lowered speed limit. When Star Weekly contacted VicRoads, the authority said overhead electronic signage

displayed a 40km/h speed limit at several points along the Western Ring Road at the times when Ms Ball was detected speeding. A Department of Justice and Regulation spokesman said he could â€œconfirm the cameras at the site were operating accurately and in accordance with strict legislative requirementsâ€?.

Wyndham council will introduce a charge on subdivision applications in â€œestablishedâ€? parts of Wyndham, to help raise money to create more open spaces. Last week, the council passed a proposal to introduce a five per cent open space requirement (OSR), on applications to subdivide residentially-zoned land in â€œestablishedâ€? areas of the municipality. A report stated the council would collect up to $700,000 from the OSR every year. The council will start charging the OSR on planning permit applications lodged on and after November 13. Cr Josh Gilligan said the OSR would help the council to provide more open space in Hoppers Crossing, Werribee and Laverton North. The council first considered the OSR proposal earlier this month, at a meeting when four councillors were absent including Cr Intaj Khan, who walked out of the meeting, meaning there were not enough councillors present to vote on the matter. Cr Khan said he walked out to defer the OSR to a later meeting so all councillors could vote on it, as it was an important issue. At last weekâ€™s meeting, Cr Khan said he still had some concerns about the policy, especially in relation to developers passing the cost on to homebuyers. On the same night, the council also voted to pass a proposal to implement a four-lot subdivision at 180-200 Pannam Drive in Hoppers Crossing. Alesha Capone

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A Werribee pupil who is a big fan of Queen Elizabeth II has received a royal surprise in the mail. Five-year-old Gracie, who attends Wyndham Park Primary School, is a devoted follower of the Queen. Her school work books are full of drawings of the Queen and her castle. When it comes time to practise her handwriting, Gracie writes about how much she loves the Queen and would like to visit her in England. Louise Di Dato, who is a foundation teacher and transition and enrolment co-ordinator at Wyndham Park Primary School, said she sent a letter about Gracie to the Queen about six weeks ago. She also mailed the Queen photographs of Gracie’s artwork. Ms Di Dato said Gracie was “happy and surprised” when an envelope with a royal crest and a Royal Mail stamp was delivered to the school in response. Inside was a letter from one of the Queen’s ladies-in-waiting, Susan Hussey, who wrote that “Her Majesty” was touched to know of Gracie’s affection for the royal family. “I read the letter out to the class and everyone said, ‘Gracie, she’s talking about you,’ and she said, ‘That’s me, that’s me’,” Ms Di Dato said. Gracie said she liked the Queen because “she is pretty and lives in a tall castle”. “She wears a special dress with sparkles and a crown which has shiny diamonds,” Gracie said. “The Queen is very busy and she tells everyone what to do.”

In good news for Werribee South residents, Australia Post has extended its parcel delivery service to 800 homes in the area. In July, Star Weekly reported that people living in Werribee South were missing out on large letters and package delivery to their doors. Werribee South Ratepayers Association vice-president Marisa Berton said residents had to pick up packages from the post office in Lentini Street, Hoppers Crossing – a 16 kilometre trip for some people. But last week, an Australia Post spokesman said the organisation was “proud to confirm an extension to our parcel delivery service for 800 homes in Werribee South”. According to Wyndham council, there are 968 dwellings in Werribee South. The Australia Post spokesman said residents living within the Wyndham Harbour area – bordered by Beach and Duncans roads, west of O’Connors Road and east of Rivercoast Road – would have parcels delivered to their doors from Monday this week. “We’re thrilled to be able to extend our service to the residents of Werribee South, especially as we come into the Christmas period,” the spokesman said. The spokesman said customers could still have parcels delivered to lockers at Pacific Werribee and Hoppers Crossing, or from the Werribee Post Office. Alesha Capone

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hat was I thinking when I penned last week’s column? How dare I challenge the notion that a personal choice vote was no one else’s business but the person making that choice? That point – which was the only one I was making last week – was lost in a tsunami of personal insults, name-calling, blatant fact changing and reading comprehension that would embarrass most preps. Not once have I opened for discussion or comment the issue of same sex marriage in this column. I have mailed my vote in like everyone else. End of story. Not quite. I do feel the need to address some of the comments directed to me via this paper’s social media platform. I was accused of not caring about this issue. Wrong. The issue is life-changing for so many people, and in that context deserves to be discussed in a mature, respectful and compassionate manner. These qualities were sadly lacking in the majority of keyboard respondents. I was called everything from

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Young mum needs your help By Dewi Sherry At 31 years of age, mother of three Taegan Bellingham is in the fight of her life. In June, just two days before their first family trip to Thailand, the Hoppers Crossing family received “the shock of their lives”. Taegan was diagnosed with acute myeloid leukaemia. “We’ve got three children, I was working full-time and studying a double diploma. As a mum you take on the world so at no stage did I think I was sick,” Taegan said. Three weeks before she was diagnosed, on Mother’s Day, Taegan donated her healthy blood. Only weeks later, she was told the leukaemia had entered her bloodstream. “It baffles me that in that three weeks, I went from being a donor and donating viable blood, to finding out I had leukemia. I just never thought it would happen,” she said. Taegan has blood tests twice a week. At the moment she’s neutropenic (low white blood cells) and has no immunity. It is too dangerous for her to go outside, let alone into the community. For the past three and a half months, she has only spent a couple of weeks at home – the rest in hospitals receiving treatment. “It was only two days between the time of being diagnosed to the time of starting treatment. It’s so acute and fast acting, that if the doctors don’t start treatment straight away … I don’t even want to think about what could have happened,” she said. Taegan is mother to three children, Kavanna, 11, Harlen, 9 and Sereiah, 5. And even though he now works two jobs, her husband Oliver has been by her side every step of the way. Her eldest daughter has taken on the role of ‘mum’ and tried to look after her siblings and

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Taegan Bellingham with her husband Oliver and children Harlen, Sereia, and Kavannna. (Mark Wilson)

help her father. “No 11-year-old should have to take on such a big role. We appreciate it so much but it shouldn’t have to be this way,” Taegan said. “My youngest is quite funny. “Her biggest issue was that mummy was losing her hair and was worried she was going to lose hers too. “My husband has been amazing, he’s held

everything together. We have our moments when we cry together but he’s my rock.” Taegan has now geared herself up for the possibility of having a stem cell transplant. Taegan’s twin brother has been matched with her and will be the donor. Oliver has now set up a GoFundMe page, hoping to achieve $50,000 to help with Taegan’s medical expenses.

So far they have raised just over $20,000. On October 21, at the Grandstar reception centre in Altona, the family is holding a fundraiser for Taegan and another woman who is suffering from Alzheimer’s and dementia. A further fundraising event will be held in December. To assist and donate, visit www.gofundme. com/taegans-leukaemia-battle

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Sky’s the limit for solar power By Laura Michell Households and small businesses in Werribee and Hoppers Crossings are leading the renewable energy charge, with more than 30,000 installing solar panels or hot water since 2001. Latest data from the Clean Energy Regulator reveals that between the start of the Small-scale Renewable Energy Scheme in 2001 and September 1 this year, 16,929 houses and businesses in Werribee have installed renewable energy options. In Hoppers Crossing, 16,925 have signed up to the scheme.

Only Bundaberg in Queensland had more properties adopt renewable energy (17,169). The federal government scheme provides a financial incentive for households and small businesses to install small-scale renewable energy systems such as solar panels and water heaters. According to the regulator, the average size of the installations is five kilowatts, but properties may install systems up to 100 kilowatts under the scheme. The data also revealed that in the past 10 years, one in five Australian homes has embraced rooftop solar.

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Hoppers Crossing’s Skypower Energy has been installing solar panels, water systems and batteries across Wyndham for the past nine years. Owner Charles Zammit said business was booming with people trying to save money and reduce their carbon footprint. “Rising electricity prices are driving people

to look at solar power for savings,” he said. “Werribee and Hoppers Crossing is one of the fastest-growing corridors in Australia so it’s not surprising there have been so many installations. “I think solar is the way of the future. There is a good climate for solar power here.” Mr Zammit said the housing industry was helping to boost business, with solar hot water installed in many of the new houses built in Wyndham. However, he said solar batteries are gaining popularity locally as people look to safeguard against blackouts.

Grand start for college Tarneit’s Islamic College of Melbourne (ICOM) is the latest to embrace women’s AFL, introducing a girl’s football team into its inter-school sports program. Last month, 10 schools from around Victoria competed in the first ever AFL tournament for teenage girls from Islamic schools. On the day of the tournament, held at Carlton’s Ikon Park, the ICOM girls team played five games, went all the way to the grand final and won. Health and PE co-ordinator Gilda Incigneri, said: “In the grand final we were against really tough competition. It was a really intense game and the girls ended up winning by 15 points. “The girls were ecstatic. For a lot of the girls it’s the first time they’ve played a team sport and the first time they’ve represented the school, so they were really excited,” she said. On the day of the tournament, talent scouts,

including former AFL player David Rodan, were looking for players for the upcoming girls under-15s All-Nations Tournament, which is part of the 2017 Female Diversity Championships to be held in Byron Bay next month. Five of the players from the ICOM girls team were selected to go through to a trial camp in Healesville. One out of the five girls, Mariam Kadour, was picked to play in the Victorian team in the upcoming tournament. Dewi Sherry

The Islamic College of Melbourne girls football team with the grand final trophy. (Mark Wilson)

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No let-up in drink-drive operation By Alesha Capone A police operation targeting alcohol and drug-impaired drivers in Wyndham has caught more than 300 offenders in the past two years. Senior Sergeant Peter West, from the Werribee Police station, said Operation Speak Easy ran every six weeks or so. He said that between August 2015 and June this year, officers had processed 308 people for 389 offences as part of the operation. Senior Sergeant West said this included 54

motorists caught drink-driving and another 54 drug-impaired drivers. He said the total also included seven people who had refused a breath test, 34 drivers caught speeding, 31 unlicensed drivers and 19 people driving while disqualified. Senior Sergeant West said police conducted the latest Speak Easy operation between Friday, September 15 and Sunday, September 17, at four sites near licensed premises in Wyndham. Across the three nights, police stopped and breath-tested more than 900 drivers. They caught 39 people for 42 offences,

including six motorists who were charged with drink-driving. A 26-year-old Werribee woman, who returned a reading with a blood alcohol level of 0.12, had her car impounded and her license suspended immediately. Senior Sergeant West said police saw a man driving around the streets of Werribee with no tyres on his car, just rims, about 10pm on September 16. “He was driving around with sparks coming off his rims,” Senior Sergeant West said. He said the 19-year-old Truganina man

registered a blood alcohol reading of 0.128. “On Saturday between 10pm and 5am, nine people were brought back to the station for drinking while driving, in a seven-hour period,” Senior Sergeant West said. “The fact we picked up nine people in seven hours is alarming.” Senior Sergeant West said drink-driving operations would continue in Wyndham. “If anyone is going to go to a licensed premises and they’re going to do something wrong, the chances are you will be intercepted by us,” he said.

Dad’s healthy inspiration From a young age, Melissa Moorfoot’s father encouraged her to adopt a healthy lifestyle and take part in physical activity. Melissa has heeded that advice. She works hard to help others get fit and lead more healthy lifestyles. Next month, along with a group of 10 people, Melissa will take part in Tough Mudder. “My father is my inspiration. He has just had bowel cancer and managed to stay active all the way through his treatment,” Melissa said. “He always encouraged me to play sport and be active. Throughout his life he always played football, tennis and squash. “Tough Mudder had a competition where you had to write a story about why your dad is the toughest. I sent a story in about my dad and won the ticket.” Melissa has taken on her father’s advice to life and channelled this approach to push others to get physically active and out of their

comfort zone. “I’ve been a personal trainer for seven years and I have never completed Tough Mudder before,” Melissa said. “We are all very excited and are training hard for the day.” To prepare for Tough Mudder, every month Melissa conducts an intense training session with her group that includes bear crawling, hill running, weighted pulling and carrying exercises and lots of burpees. Tough Mudder Melbourne is held at St Anne’s Winery, Garrards Lane, Myrniong on October 28 and 29. Dewi Sherry

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Rhino’s big day out Every rhino has his day, and for southern white rhino Kapamba, that day was on Friday, when he received a special treat to celebrate World Rhino Day. Kapamba is one of seven southern white rhinos that live at Werribee Open Range Zoo. Earlier this year, Werribee Zoo keepers Kelly, Phoebe and Kirsten raised more than $7000 to support Rhino Fund Uganda, with the funds used to buy infrared monoculars and a range of large and small first-aid kits to protect rhinos in the wild.

The keepers will travel to Uganda next month to present the equipment to Rhino Fund Uganda and learn more about their efforts to reintroduce rhinos to Uganda. White rhinos were driven to extinction in Uganda in the early 1980s, and across the rest of the African continent the survival of the species is under serious threat from illegal poaching due to the escalating demand for rhino horn.

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In 3029, there are 9979 accounts totalling $44 million. The average amount in each of those accounts is $4449. Lost super refers to accounts held by super funds where they have lost contact with the account owner. By law, after a period of time, the lost account and its balance are transferred to the ATO and considered to be unclaimed super which is held by the tax office. ATO assistant commissioner Debbie Rawlings said people often lost contact with their super funds when they changed jobs, moved house or failed to update their details with their super fund.

Thousands of Wyndham residents are missing out on a share of more than $100 million. New Australian Taxation Office (ATO) data reveals that there are more than 6.3 million lost and ATO-held superannuation accounts with a total value of about $18 billion across Australia. But $100.6 million of that is in accounts of people living in the 3030 and 3029 postcodes. In the 3030 postcode, there are 11,296 lost or ATO-held accounts totalling $56 million. According to the ATO, the average amount in each account is $4977.

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“Over the past four financial years, we’ve reunited 1.68 million accounts worth $8.12 billion with the account owner, and there’s plenty more to be found,” she said. “More people are finding their lost and unclaimed super through our online services every year, but these figures show there are many people who still may not realise how

quickly and easily they can check their super accounts.” Ms Rawlings said people can choose to keep multiple accounts, but consolidating their accounts could help them avoid paying multiple sets of fees and charges. She said the easiest way for people to keep track of their super, find lost or unclaimed super, or combine their accounts is by using ATO online services through myGov. “By using myGov to track down your super, the money will be transferred to your preferred fund, generally within three working days,” Ms Rawlings said.

Barbie comes to life It’s time to get your Barbie on. Pacific Werribee shopping centre has launched a school holiday Barbie activation called “You can be anything”. Running until October 6, a Barbie activity zone has been set up to with a range of activities to suit all different personalities. Placing emphasis on uncovering the dreams of little superstars from the west, the activity zone will encourage children to share their dreams and show their artistic flair. Pacific Werribee centre manager Patricia Gardiner said: “Families with children represent 55 per cent of the centre’s trade area, so we’re proud to bring this Australian first to Pacific Werribee and the west. “The ‘You Can Be Anything’ activation will empower little ones throughout the school holidays and we can’t wait to see the dream wall filled with their goals.

An artist impression of Tarneit Central.

“We’re really committed to providing fun and engaging school holiday events for our community, so for us this is a real highlight.” The activity zone will include everything from an aspirational dream wall, craft activities, Barbie AFL handball training station to a rock star movie set and opportunities to take photos with a real life Barbie. For more information on all school holiday activities, head to the Pacific Werribee website www.pacificwerribee.com.au Dewi Sherry

A Barbie activity zone has been set up for the school holidays at Pacific Werribee. (Supplied)

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Tarneit’s new shopping centre celebrates by giving away a car Win a car by just checking out Tarneit Central, the newest shopping destination in Tarneit. To celebrate the opening on Wednesday, October 4, there will be free giveaways and lots of family entertainment. Ranfurlie Developments chief executive officer Mark Wilson says the car draw is a way to say “thank you” to Tarneit Central’s new customers. The new centre will be open seven days a week and has more than 45 specialty retailers that cover everything from beauty and medical, services to fitness and professional services, and there is a great selection of restaurants, cafes and bakeries to choose from when it’s time to grab a bite. Kmart, Coles and Aldi will all have extended trading hours and free WiFi will be available at the centre. “We have included indoor play equipment for children, which is great on a cold day when you’re wondering what to do with the kids,” Mark says.

“Anticipating the needs of young families, we also have a full parents retreat adjoining the bathrooms, as we know how much young mums and dads appreciate this.” Ranfurlie Developments, the company behind Tarneit Central, is the retail and commercial branch of Dennis Family Corporation, who have a long established and proven track record of experience and success in the West. “Ranfurlie Developments has also been responsible for the construction of several significant retail and commercial projects, including the recently opened Hunt Club Village Shopping Centre in Cranbourne East,” Mark says.

Tarneit’s population is growing by about 8000 people a year and Tarneit Central is well positioned to play a major role in this growing community. Tarneit Central, 540 Derrimut Road, Tarneit. For details visit www.tarneitcentral.com.au or Facebook: Tarneit Central 12365877-PB39-17 10058118-01

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Train stations need a makeover By Alesha Capone

Ready for a high-flying job Kimberley Gibney has her eyes firmly set on the Air Force. The Point Cook resident was recently given the chance to taste her dream as a member of the Air Force, experiencing a week at its Technical Camp for Young Women, held at RAAF Base Amberley. The camp is open to women aged between 16 and 24 years. It gives them an insight into what a future career in the Air Force would be like. “I wanted to come to the camp to see new RAAF bases and to learn more about the different roles and career options that I could have in the Air Force,” she said. “I hope to have a career that allows me to have as many experiences as possible, that is challenging and rewarding, and I believe that being an officer in the Air Force will allow me to do this,” Kimberley said. At the camp, Kimberley experienced a range of activities including technical trade roles, physical training, leadership challenges, observing the military working dogs and a demonstration of the RAAF firefighters. Flight Lieutenant Margaret Traill from Air Force Gender Programs said that the camp is a good way for young women to see all the career possibilities that the Australian Defence Force has to offer.

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Werribee and Hoppers Crossing train stations need to be brought up to an “acceptable” standard, according to Wyndham councillor Mia Shaw. “Both stations look and feel very tired and neglected, in particular the underpass at the Werribee station,” she said. “I would like to see Werribee and Hoppers Crossing train stations brought up to a standard that is acceptable to its users and this city.” Cr Shaw said the council would contact the state government about the issue, after receiving feedback from commuters. She said litter removal at the stations and a need for more vendors were among issues raised by train users. A height disparity between platforms and train carriages, and weeds growing out of the gutters at Werribee station also needed to be addressed. “There are other poor conditions and designs of both stations that mean the access and exit points choke during busy times,” Cr Shaw said. She said although Cherry Street level crossing removal was scheduled for between 2018 and 2022, Werribee and Hoppers Crossing stations both needed improving now. She said the council had also asked the Minister for Public Transport for an upgrade to the unsealed section of Aircraft station’s carpark and for the removal of the Hoppers Crossing level crossing on Old Geelong Road. A Public Transport Victoria (PTV) spokesman said: “PTV is looking at stations across the network to identify and prioritise where infrastructure improvements are required and this useful feedback about customer experiences at Werribee Station will feed into that process.”

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Mayoral Column Transport is a top concern of residents every time we conduct surveys. It’s hard to go a day without experiencing the downsides and the upsides of all facets of our transport system – whether this is cars, public transport, walking, cycling or parking. This is one reason the Mayor of the day is appointed to chair Council’s Growth and Transport Portfolio Committee. As Mayor, I am joined by seven residents who advise and guide our advocacy for, and development of a better transport system. The Committee does this by providing input into strategies and plans out of the Wyndham Integrated Transport Strategy. A Workplan has been adopted and the Committee will consider draft Pedestrian Strategy and Bicycle Strategy soon, to be followed by wider community consultation. Next will be the Wyndham Parking Strategy; options for grade separation of the rail level crossings at Werribee and Hoppers Crossing, and the development of town- centres around Regional Rail Link stations. We’re also looking at revising the ‘Get Wyndham Moving’ advocacy campaign and what future Council and community action might be appropriate in the lead-up to the 2018 State Government election. As you can see this is a constant advocacy campaign for our community. Regards, Henry Barlow

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Winery back in action Shadowfax Winery will re-open its doors next week, four months after its restaurant kitchen was gutted by fire. The finishing touches are being put on the new-look restaurant, which features a redesigned and open kitchen so guests can see the chefs in action and a more muted colour palette of warm browns, beige and chocolate panels throughout. Head chef Ben D’Arcy said a new menu would be making its debut, but the emphasis would continue to be on Mediterrean dishes and share plates. “It’s slick, modern, nice and new,” he said. The October 6 re-opening will coincide with the release of 2016 and 2017 wines, including riesling, rose and sauvignon blanc.

Front-of-house manager Matthew Ehmke said Shadowfax had already received a good response from the public by way of bookings for its October Friday night sessions and bookings for Christmas and other functions were being accepted. Shadowfax has been closed since May 30, when a faulty downlight started a fire in the kitchen that spread upwards to rows of empty display wine barrels. The bulk of the damage was cosmetic, rather than structural. Mr D’Arcy said that during construction of the new-look Shadowfax, a number of the chefs were deployed to other Melbourne restaurants to see how other kitchens worked. Charlene Macaulay

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By Esther Lauaki The mourning father of a teenage girl who died in a high-speed crash has shared his grief at losing his “baby girl”. Jacqueline Vodden died at the scene where the van she was travelling in crashed after a police chase along the Western Highway near Ballan. The allegedly stolen Hiace van collided with two trucks about 2.30pm on Tuesday, September 19. Police said the van failed to stop when ordered to do so and had been pursued near the Ballan-Daylesford Road turnoff on the Western Highway for about four minutes when the crash occurred. Jacqueline’s father, Scott Vodden, told of his heartache on Facebook. “As I sit here, pain and emotions with tears running down my face … this is the hardest thing I have to write and no parent should have to [do this],” he posted. “I’m one of the proudest dads you will ever meet when I found out your mum was pregnant I was the happiest person in the world. “So many fun times, just me and you, I have so many memories. “I never wanted to miss … walking my baby girl down the aisle on her wedding day as I know you would of been stunning as you were the most gorgeous girl in the world.” Jacqueline is remembered by her father as a girl with a “heart of gold”. “I will never never ever forget you until we meet again love you and give Grandma and Grandad a hug and kiss from me, I will talk to you from time to time, don’t give cheek back … You’re now my angel.” A male teen, believed to be the driver of the vehicle, fled the crash scene, triggering a

The West Gate Tunnel Project and Western Chances are teaming up to offer scholarships to five students from the west. The West Gate Tunnel Project will fund the scholarships, valued at more than $5000 each across four years, to assist students with costs such as textbooks, technology and public transport. The scholarship recipients will be offered cadetships on the West Gate Tunnel Project in their second year of tertiary education. Werribee MP Tim Pallas last week visited Suzanne Cory High School in Werribee to announce the scholarships, which will be given next year to students from Brimbank, Hobsons Bay, Maribyrnong, Melton, Moonee Valley and Wyndham. Western Chances, a not-for-profit organisation, provides scholarships and opportunity programs to assist talented and motivated young people in Melbourne’s western suburbs who lack resources. Western Chances chief executive Rhyll Dorrington said the organisation welcomed the support of the West Gate Tunnel Project. “These scholarships and cadetships will have significant and ongoing positive impacts on the lives of the recipients and help Western Chances continue its work helping talented and motivated young people in Melbourne’s west,” he said.

The aftermath of the high-speed crash. (Kate Healy /The The Ballarat Courier Courier) Bottom right: Teenager Jacqueline Vodden.

manhunt in nearby bushland. Police arrested a 17-year-old in the Ballarat suburb of Wendouree West on Tuesday. On Wednesday night, he faced an out-of-sessions court hearing. He was charged with culpable driving, dangerous driving causing death, conduct endangering life, theft of motor vehicle, aggravated burglary, burglary and other offences.

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Bowling up connections The Werribee Bowls Club has joined a project designed to connect migrants and refugees with the community. Throughout August, the club hosted lawn bowls sessions for about 100 culturally and linguistically diverse residents of the west, as part of the Western Bulldogs CALDplay Sports Program. The new bowlers participated in a gala final this month, with the winners awarded a social membership to the club. The CALDplay program, which receives funding from the federal government’s Settlement Grants Program, assists more than 3000 refugees and migrants a year.

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Outer suburbs need urgent fix By Laura Michell Melbourne’s outer suburban councils are warning that significant pockets of isolation and disadvantage are being created, with liveability falling behind the rest of the state. The Interface Councils group – comprising 10 municipalities that form a ring around metropolitan Melbourne, including Wyndham, Melton, Whittlesea and Hume – has released a liveability snapshot outlining service and infrastructure gaps that member councils are facing. The group says its residents are living with significantly fewer services and infrastructure than people in inner or middle Melbourne, and in some cases, even regional areas. The councils have criticised the state Labor and Liberal parties for failing to address the shortfalls. According to the report, which was launched last week, unemployment is higher in the outer suburbs, which are lacking in local job opportunities. It says interface residents face Melbourne’s longest commutes, with one in five residents travelling more than two hours a day for work. According to the report, psychological and mortgage stress are increasing in the outer suburbs. Interface Councils spokesman Peter Clarke said the snapshot revealed startling figures that should deeply concern the state government. “Gaps in infrastructure and services need

more than just sporadic funding support,” he said. “There have been two parliamentary inquiries and two Victorian Auditor General’s officer reports in the last nine years highlighting the problem and no party has developed and supported a comprehensive policy to address the infrastructure and service shortfall identified in the reports.”

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Wyndham mayor Henry Barlow said the government needed to double the Growing Suburbs Fund – from $25 million a year to $50 million. He also called for the investment of $350 million to bridge gaps in health and human services in growth areas and $225 million a year to bring bus services up to an acceptable standard. “At the rate that Wyndham is growing, we’re going to need a new primary school every year and a new secondary school every three years,” he said. “It’s a similar story in other growth areas, so we’re also calling for long-term funding commitments in education, with land purchased and schools built before the backlog gets worse.”

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Messages of hope Students from The Grange P-12 College have paired with experts in community development and marketing to help eradicate racism and homelessness within the community. Over the past six months, the students, working with the Wyndham Community and Education Centre, took part in two campaigns that focused on issues such as discrimination, social justice and mental wellbeing. Wyndham’s safer communities portfolio holder Cr Kim McAliney said of the programs: “Stop Homelessness in the Home shares a simple message: conversation over conflict, encouraging families to talk through problems before they escalate. “Australian and Proud draws on Australia’s

rich multicultural history, providing a positive message of welcome and inclusivity.” The students also took part in creating two 30-second animations, incorporating the message of the campaigns. They will be shown at Village Cinemas at Pacific Werribee and at community centres. The campaigns will be displayed on all social media networks. “The benefits of this project are two-fold – not only are we tackling important social issues, we are also giving young people a platform and the skills to be able to make a difference in our City,” Cr McAliney said. Dewi Sherry

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State cracks down on pokies By Laura Michell Restrictions will be placed on the number of poker machines allowed in Wyndham as part of sweeping gambling reforms introduced by the state government. The changes to the Gaming Machines Arrangements Bill were announced by Gaming and Liquor Regulation Minister Marlene Kairouz last week to reduce gambling-related harm. Under the reforms, a regional cap will be introduced in Wyndham for the first time, limiting the maximum permissible number of

gaming machines in the municipality. It is not yet known how many gaming machines will be allowed under the cap and whether it will apply to the whole municipality. Wyndham has 892 gaming machines across 13 venues. In 2016-17, gamblers spent $97.7 million at Wyndham’s poker machine venues. Poker machine players spent the most money at the Werribee Plaza Tavern ($12.8 million), followed by the Commercial Taverner ($12.5 million). Cash withdrawals through EFTPOS machines at gaming venues will be limited

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to $500 within a 24-hour period, while the practice of cashing cheques at gaming venues will be banned. The reforms also address the emergence of cashless gaming by banning the purchase of cashless gaming tickets or credits with a credit card, as well as banning any encouragement of players receiving winnings

in the form of cashless gaming tickets or credits. Ms Kairouz said the reforms would tackle the regions most affected by gambling. “We have already taken strong action to reduce the harm from gambling on our community – and these measures go even further,” she said. “We are capping pokies numbers across the state, limiting daily cash withdrawals in venues and restricting betting advertising in our public spaces. “This is about protecting people and helping those who choose to gamble.”

Almost ready to laugh Fancy a laugh? Wyndham Theatre Company and Werribee Secondary College are joining forces to put on a delightful new comedy production of Almost Maine. Set in the middle of winter, the show follows the story of two residents in the mythical town of Almost, Maine. In unexpected and hilarious ways, the residents find themselves falling in and out of love with each other. Director Alaine Beek said Almost Maine is one of the most hilarious plays she has ever seen and was very delighted to hear that they were going to be performing it. “This play is so much fun to direct, the students have a great time playing the roles and are really looking forward to performing the play to an audience,” she said. Students from Werribee Secondary’s drama classes auditioned to be a part of the play and 10 were chosen.

Almost Maine will be performed at the Joy Bevan Theatre on October 13 and 14. There will be a 7.30pm show and a 2.30pm matinee show on Saturday, October 14. Bookings at www.wyndhamtheatrecompany. org.au Dewi Sherry

Students Anniemay Parker and David Iheakor. (Supplied)

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Pier pressure for Altona units By Goya Dmytryshchak A block of three 1960s units in Altona’s Pier Street is being sold for the first time as one lot and is expected to reap a windfall for the family who owns them. The three two-bedders at 123 Pier Street, built by the late Paul Said, are being sold as one title by an expressions of interest campaign closing October 16. They are the last original units in Pier Street built by the vendor’s family.

Selling agent Rick Massese of P. Di Natale at Werribee, said there had been strong interest in the block, which has the potential to become a six-storey commercial and residential building. “They belong to a local family. The father built those units many years ago and now both sets of parents are no longer with us and the three kids have inherited the property … they are looking at placing it on the market,” he said. “The property will be sold in the current condition as it is. “It’s not being sold with plans or permits …

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“If you look at the main street now, it could be specialty, it could be consulting rooms, it could be food and beverage … obviously anything of a commercial nature would suit,” he said. “Given the location of the property and given the transformation that Altona has had in the past five to six years, just given the development in Pier Street, it’s basically an opportunity that you probably won’t find in the future anymore, maximised to take in the beach, cafe dining and you’re only 15 minutes from the Melbourne CBD.”

The trip that Jack built Altona’s Jack Grego is one of 16 Australians headed abroad for a young diplomats tour of Europe with United Nations Youth Australia. The year 12 student at Westbourne Grammar in Truganina applied for the tour online after seeing the opportunity on a website. In December, he will depart for a month-long tour of nine countries taking in Germany, France, Austria, Poland, Hungary, Czech Republic, Netherlands, Belgium and the United Kingdom. He will be learning about the region’s history, from Auschwitz-Birkenau to the Palace of Versailles, and about political and social issues facing the international community. Jack said he believed you could never have too much diplomacy. “Take for example, Donald Trump: His reaction to North Korea was how not to do diplomacy.” While Jack plans to one day become a diplomat with the Department of Foreign

Affairs and Trade, he intends to study commerce first. He said young people from different nations coming together was one of the best chances of securing a better future. A fundraising trivia night will be held October 20 at 7pm at the Altona RSL function room. Tickets are $10 at the door. Any businesses interested in donating goods or vouchers for prizes for the night should contact Kelly Grego on 0466 677 464 or kellyandrichard@optusnet.com.au A fundraising page called Jack’s Young Diplomats Tour has been set up to help him raise $5000. To donate, visit gofundme.com/YDTJack Goya Dmytryshchak Jack Grego is off to Europe with United Nations Youth Australia. (Damjan Janevski)

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Page Hill has a historic connection with the area – her great-great-grandfather Henry Hopper was one of Werribee’s original councillors. Page speaks with Alesha Capone.

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It’s become really big, there are so many people now.

It’s relatively accessible. There’s shopping centres close by and anywhere you go there’s a shop that you can go to, that’s within walking distance. There’s regular buses, the trains are quite good and the people are friendly too. Do you have a favourite park or open space? Yes, President’s Park. It’s big and open. I often take Sammy (my dog) there and there are also horses.

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By Charlene Macaulay It’s not every day you turn 70. An afternoon of high tea and arts and crafts were in order on Monday when the Werribee branch of the Country Women’s Association celebrated seven decades in operation. The club hosted lunch for 80 people at the Wyndham Park Community Centre, reflecting on 70 years of milestones and handing out awards to its longest serving members. The Werribee branch came to fruition when men returned after the war and the women of Werribee found themselves no longer working in farms or factories but were still itching for something to do.

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A bus driver who found a pile of mail “dumped” on a Werribee street has sent the documents to a radio station. Earlier this month, 3AW reported that a bus driver had sent in several letters he had found on Heaths Road, near River Run Drive. The radio station said that the mail included letters from VicRoads about car registration, electricity bills, health insurance documents, credit card bills, a toll invoice and correspondence about tax. Some of the mail had been opened, while some of the envelopes remained sealed. The bus driver told 3AW he often saw dumped mail along Heaths Road in Werribee. The driver said he had sent the mail to the radio station because he did not know what else to do with them. Star Weekly understands Australia Post is investigating. Wyndham Police Acting Inspector Peter Bitton said the theft of mail had been “an emerging issue of the past couple of years”. “We have charged a number of offenders for stealing mail,” he said. “We urge the public to collect mail daily and to provide a locked mail box for all postal deliveries.” Anyone with information about mail theft can contact Crime Stoppers on 1800 333 000.

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Today, the Werribee branch has about 30 members on its books, with its youngest member five years old, and its oldest 105-year-old Edna Fisher, who was a founding member. Also among its membership is Daphne Womersley, who was recently awarded Wyndham council’s citizen of the year. Among some of this year’s achievements, the club has donated nearly 400 beanies, scarves, pamper bags and gloves to the homelessness program at Werribee’s Christ the Redeemer Church, donated 54 chemo bottle bags to Western Private Oncology, and supplied nearly 100 blankets, mats, dog coats and cat cradles to the Lost Dogs Home. For president Nancy Brennan, the CWA has become a family affair. Her mother-in-law was

CWA members celebrate 70 years of community service. (Joe Mastroianni)

her reason for joining and now, her daughter and two granddaughters are also members. Mrs Brennan said she loved the social aspect of the club and giving back to the community. Pam Willox, who made a birthday cake for the event, also celebrated a personal milestone on the day, notching up 40 years of service. Mrs Willox, who has been president

twice, joined the CWA as a way to meet her neighbours. Now, her granddaughter is also a junior member. Pat Lane, who has been a member for 18 years, added: “I’ve made a lot of friends … anyone who comes along to join the CWA is nice and kind and willing to do anything to help anybody.”

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Photographers Damjan Janevski and Mark Wilson meet some of the newest arrivals at Werribee Mercy Hospital.

Clockwise from above: Mahaliya was born on September 20 to parents Teneele and Munish. Parents Suji and Jeeva, of Point Cook, welcomed their bundle of joy, Sanjeevan, into the world on September 5. Sanjeevan weighed 3.4 kilograms at birth.

Myu was born on September 20 to Ja mai Nhkawm and Hting Nan Naw Gunhtang. Neesu and Vijuy, of Wyndham Vale, are the proud new parents to Nyra, who was born on September 5, weighing 3 kilograms. Point Cook’s Alex and Rebecca welcomed Alec into the world on September 14. Alec weighed 3.02 kilograms at birth.

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Little River Primary School No.1961 marks its centenary with a weekend of celebrations beginning on Friday night with a grand opening ball. The school, one of three in the district at an earlier period, was opened on October 1, 1877, after five years of preparatory work.

Laverton became the “City of Disaster” last week following a head-on train smash on Friday and a large factory fire on Sunday. Fortunately, no one was severely injured in either incident. It was quick thinking by train drivers which avoided a potential tragedy when two passenger trains collided head on between Laverton and Westona Railway station at 5:59am on Friday.

A decision on whether a toxic waste dump will be built in Wyndham is closer following an announcement last Thursday that an independent panel has been appointed to look at submissions on the proposal. The Minister for planning and local government, Mr Maclellan, announced last Thursday that he had appointed the panel to consider submissions.

Wyndham Council last week postponed its legal action against the six remaining boatshed occupiers on the Werribee South Foreshore Reserve yet to sign one of its three-year licenses. However, the council has set a new deadline of July 1 next year, after which it says, the occupiers will no longer have any legal entitlements to remain on the site.

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Road Policing Enforcement Campaign Operation Scoreboard AFLGrand Final Holiday Weekend 2017 Operation Scoreboard (AFL Grand Final long weekend from Thursday 28th September to Sunday 31st September 2017) is identified as a period of potentially high risk to the Victorian community in terms of exposure to road trauma. Westgate Highway Patrol Acting Senior Sergeant Marty Wallace said the AFL Grand Final public holiday on Friday 29th September 2017 provides an opportunity for families to free themselves from their usual commitments and it is anticipated that large numbers of people will use Victorian roads, often driving long distances in unfamiliar driving conditions. The times of highest risk are when people are leaving for holiday destinations and returning home. Police will be targeting the main causes of fatalities and serious injuries in crashes which are: • Excessive speed • Driver distraction • Restraint non-compliance • Fatigue • Impaired driving (Alcohol and/or Drug) Motorists are requested to stay within the speed limit, don’t drink alcohol or take drugs and drive, leave your mobile phone out of reach, wear your seatbelt/child restraints and make sure you are well rested. Speed Cameras will be rostered in known high collision locations. Fatigue is one of the biggest killers on Victorian roads. Drivers are requested to plan their trip, be patient and ensure that you take at least a 15 minutes break at least every two hours and don’t drive if you are tired. Drivers planning to travel during this period can expect to see an increase in vehicles travelling on our major Freeways and Highways throughout the State. Road trauma isn’t just about the people who die – it’s about the enormous impact on the community, from the family members, to the emergency services workers who have to deal with these tragedies on a daily basis, to the police who have to deliver the devastating news to loved ones. All of the community has a responsibility and a role to play in reducing road trauma. Remember, travel safety so that you arrive at your destination safely and enjoy your Grand Final Holiday weekend. RoadSafe Westgate Community Road Safety

Council Chairman Mr Jim Giddings said it has been demonstrated time after time that speed is a contributing factor in most road crashes. Therefore stay within the speed limit and drive to suit the conditions you face. Speeding affects both the risk of a crash happening and the severity of injuries sustained when a crash does happen. Mr Giddings said the work of his group along with initiatives like the 2017 Operation Scoreboard Campaign for the AFL Grand Final Holiday long weekend would hopefully reduce the number of serious road crashes on our roads. He asked the community to report speeding drivers to Crime stoppers number 1800 333 000 Holiday driving has its challenges and drivers should drive in the hours they are normally awake, take regular breaks to reduce fatigue and allow extra space between vehicles. Drivers need to adapt to the conditions of the road, the onus is always on the driver to suit the conditions they are facing, and that includes the quality of the road. If you plan to have a drink then plan not to drive, taking a big risk like drink and driving is just not worth endangering your live or other road users. Before embarking on any driving trips drivers should check their tyres, windscreen washers, brakes and lights.

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Almost Maine

Wyndham Theatre Company and Werribee Secondary College are joining forces to put on a comedy titled Almost Maine. It will be performed at the Joy Bevan Theatre (WSC auditorium) on October 13 and 14 at 7.30pm and also a 2.30pm matinee show on the 14th. ■ www.wyndhamtheatrecompany.org.au

Twilight market

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Little River Primary School will be celebrating 140 years of education. The school is encouraging all past students, teachers and parents to come and share their memories while looking through a collection of photographs and other school articles at a reunion to be held on Saturday, October 7, from 1pm onwards at Little River Primary School Hall, Flinders Street. ■ 5283 1214

The Manor Lakes Neighborhood market will be holding a Twilight market on Friday, October 6 from 5-9pm at the Wyndham Vale Community Learning Centre, 86 Manor Lakes Boulevard, Manor Lakes. Free entry, food trucks, a variety of stalls, a DJ and free face-painting will be provided. Limited stall spaces still available, $30 each and must have public liability insurance. ■ http://bit.ly/2eJPnD1

Cupcake making workshop

The Williams Landing Shopping Centre will be hosting free kids cupcake making workshops in the Kitchen Workshops. Enjoy some school holiday fun by decorating a “cupcake buddy”, creating a piglet, puppy, bunny or cat. No bookings required, located outside Woolworths at the Williams Landing Shopping Centre. ■ www.williamslandingshoppingcentre.com. au/whats-on

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Golf Day. The golf day will be on Monday, October 23 at 11am, at the Werribee Park Golf Club, K Road, Werribee South. A barbecue lunch will be provided with a 12.30pm shotgun start, followed by a dinner and presentations. Entry is $40. ■ www.werribee.vic.lions.org.au

Wyndham City Youth Services operates the Holiday Action teenage program from September 25. Young people must be aged between 12-15 years (grade 6s are welcome from the September holidays onwards). This is a great opportunity for young people to try an activity that they might not have done before. Activities these holidays include archery, footy fun, hip hop dance sessions and a trip to Luna Park. At Youth Resource Centre, 86 Derrimut Road, Hoppers Crossing. There are limited places. Waiting lists may be available. Enrolments are taken on a first-in, first-served basis. ■ 8734 1355 or youthinwyndham@wyndham.vic.gov.au

Wyndham Relay For Life is a 24-hour fundraising event organised by Cancer Council Victoria and a local volunteer committee. An expo-style launch of the 16th season of Relay For Life in Wyndham will be held at the Hoppers Club, 180 Pannam Drive, Hoppers Crossing on Tuesday, October 24 at 6-9pm. ■ annemariedey@optusnet.com.au

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St Vincent’s Hospital open day

In view of the opening of the new Werribee hospital next year, an open day will be held on November 26 at noon until 4pm. The hospital will be open to the community, allowing locals to have a look at the facilities and wards. Dance performances from local dance schools and a kids activity corner will also be provided. At 240 Hoppers Lane, Werribee.

Community cooking

Here’s a chance to socialise while learning to cook affordable and nutritious meals. The Tuesday cooking group meets each week from 9am-noon during school terms at Iramoo Community Centre, 84

Honour Avenue, Wyndham Vale. Cost is $5 per week. ■ Joanne, 8742 3688 or email: admin@iramoocc.com.au

Find the beat

A dance and a basic music class taken by Florence, who shares the spirit of Mutuashi from her native Congo, is held every Thursday from 4-5pm until October 26, at Penrose Promenade Community Centre, 83 Penrose Promenade Tarneit. $50 for eight weeks. ■ 8734 4500 or penrosepromenadecc@wyndham.vic.gov.au

Hobsons Bay City Council is giving away four double passes to see Lovely Lady Lump at Williamstown Town Hall, each valued at $60. Watch acclaimed comedian and cancer survivor Lana Schwarcz turn cancer into the butt of the joke with a hilarious, poignant and frank performance. www. hobsonsbaytickets.com.au To enter, click on the WIN tab at www. starweekly.com.au and follow the prompts. Entries close at 11.59pm on Sunday, October 1 and will be drawn the next day at 380 City Road, Southbank, 3006. Entrants must be over 18 years old and reside in Victoria. See our Competition Terms & Conditions for more details. All winners will be contacted

Public Art Lab

In this DEEP DIVE session, Dr Marnie Badham and Fiona Hillary from RMIT’s Master of Art program will introduce artists to the basics of creating art for a public context. Participating artists will learn how to scale up their ideas from initial concepts to fully formed installations, while gaining an understanding of the planning and technical aspects of public art making. On Wednesday, September 27 from 4-7pm at the Old Shire Office, 49 Watton Street, Werribee. RSVPs are essential ■ arts@wyndham.vic.gov.au

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CONSIDER THE SAUCE Kenny Weir honours a western suburbs pioneer Those of us who love Indian food owe the Dosa Hut crew a big vote of thanks. As far as I am aware, they were the very first to bring dosas to Melbourne’s western suburbs. These days, there are five Dosa Hut branches across Melbourne. But the change that first shop in West Footscray helped initiate extends well beyond dosas and extra branches. It’s taken the best part of a decade, but in that time Indian eating-out in Melbourne has changed dramatically. Not just dosas, but also the likes of idlis and vadas have become common. And it’s not just about those dishes, mostly associated with South Indian food – now Dosa Hut, and their many competitors, do Indo-Chinese, biryanis and sometimes even thalis. I still eat at the original Dosa Hut on occasion – and was definitely interested in trying out their Ramadan specials. These include the grain/pulse/meat dish that is haleem, of which I am not a fan, and a couple of biryanis – lamb shank and “gutti vankaya dum biryani” (eggplant biryani). My eggplant biryani ($13.95) appears at my table looking pretty much like any other biryani. Rice, gravy, raita – but no hardboiled egg. What sets this aside from the norm is that hidden in my rice are to be found two fat, rotund, tender and very tasty eggplants. This dish makes for a nice change from my

DOSA HUT Address: 604 Barkly Street, West Footscray Phone: 8592 4900 DOSA CORNER Address: 587 Barkly Street, West Footscray Phone: 8528 5120 usual biryani order of chicken or lamb, though it is of rather high spiciness. Right across the road at Dosa Corner, they’re also doing haleem for Ramadan. And another dish I am most eager to try – paya ($9.99, roti $2 each). This is a soup/stew made with sheep trotters. There’s not a lot of meat involved, but the flavour is of immense meatiness, along with being tangy and having a nice chilli burn going on. The couple of pieces of sheep trotter? Well, no, not a lot of meat; but, yes, a whole bunch of gelatinous matter. Not, in other words, a cup of tea for everyone, but personally, I love it as something different and delicious. And I reckon anyone with a fondness for equally fiddly and bony chicken feet will feel the same. Kenny Weir is the founder of Consider the Sauce, the definitive guide to eating in Melbourne’s western suburbs – www.considerthesauce.net

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I’ve met some lovely people here and the staff go out of their way to help..... Shirley Cockerill

Wyndham Lodge: a place to call home Shirley Cockerill, 82, is no stranger to gardening, having come from a family of green thumbs. “My father was a landscape gardener, so I’ve been putting plants into the ground and watching them bloom since I was a child,” she said, adding that her children and siblings are also avid gardeners. A resident of Baptcare Wyndham Lodge Community, Shirley is currently involved in a project to revamp a courtyard at the residential aged care home in order to create a shared space for residents’ enjoyment. After asking the Wyndham Lodge staff if she could add a little greenery to the previously empty space, Shirley took it upon herself to ask other residents which flowers they would like to see so she could grow them – along with a lemon tree for lemonade. Shirley moved into Wyndham Lodge last year after her husband passed away and enjoys the social atmosphere. With Tai Chi and Zumba one of many classes offered at the home, Shirley has made a number of friends through these initiatives. “I love this place. I came here voluntarily after I lost my husband 12 months ago as it was getting quite lonely at home. I had a look at some of the rooms and thought, ‘This is where I want to be’. “I’ve met some lovely people here and the staff go out of their way to help. When I told them I wanted to garden, they didn’t say, ‘ok.... later’; they immediately looked into how they could help me.” Lifestyle Coordinator, Sharon Oats said the courtyard landscaping project showcased Baptcare’s best-of-care approach in ensuring Shirley’s sense of ownership and independence continued even after she moved out of her home. For Shirley, the project has also given her an added sense of purpose. “I feel like I’m on a mission now and I enjoy it because every time I have a project I really get into it, and having the other residents involved gives us all something to do and keeps our minds occupied,” she said.

More than a home Baptcare is a community Since Baptcare unveiled the spanking-new aged care facility in July last year, residents like Shirley are revelling in their state-of-the-art home away from home, with the original culture of strong community further heightened by the exciting changes made. Able to accommodate 150 residents, with low to high-care needs, Wyndham Lodge has four floors of community-style living where lounge rooms, an indoor courtyard, a hairdressing salon and activity spaces help make the ‘golden years’ just that bit sweeter and more carefree. Each floor has its own living and dining spaces, allowing residents to feel part of their own small community, despite the overall size of the property. Residents don’t have to navigate levels or walk far from their rooms to get to communal areas. This gives them confidence to move freely between areas and socialise with other residents. Wyndham Lodge Community is accredited to provide all levels of residential care, as well as more flexible respite care, specialised dementia care (in a 30-bed unit) and end-of-life palliative care. Registered nurses provide the highest quality of 24-hour care every day. Many nurses, as well as personal carers, are multi-lingual, and care teams are assigned to specific resident groups to enable continuity of care and, importantly, a familiar presence in residents’ lives. Other on-site health services include podiatry; physiotherapy; speech therapy; diversional therapy; and GP visits. The Director of Nursing attends to acute clinical care issues, ensuring prompt consultations with healthcare professionals and community health services, as required. Wyndham Lodge’s relaxed, vibrant environment invites residents to enjoy river walks, concerts, movies, board/card games, bus outings and an Italian club. Maintaining or finding new hobbies is catered for, with gardening, knitting circles and crafts and there’s a library for booklovers. Recognising spiritual needs, there’s also a non-denominational chapel. Baptcare Wyndham Lodge Community, 120 Synnot Street, Werribee. Inquiries: 13 BAPTCARE (132 278) or visit www.baptcare.org.au

BEST IN SHOW It’s show time in Melbourne so it’s a real pleasure to feature Cathey Visscher in this week’s column. Cathey is now in her 11th year of competition at the Royal Melbourne Show. It was Cathey’s mum who gave her an early taste for baking: “My mother is a fantastic cook, and all our lives has done all her own baking, cooking and preserving,” Cathey says. “I first got interested in entering baking competitions during a visit to the Royal Melbourne Show 12 years ago. I was looking at some of the fabulous entries and thinking, ‘I could do that.’ ” So the following year she did – and won third prize for her rum balls. Entering shows has since become something of an addictive pastime for Cathey, one certainly never done in half measures.

CATHEY VISSCHER, ROYAL MELBOURNE SHOW WINNING BAKER FB: How would you rate your cooking skills? CV: I generally use a traditional, back-to-basics approach. Use a recipe that is fantastic as it is or easily adaptable so you can change flavours etc without compromising the recipe. FB: What is your signature dish? CV: I specialise in cooking and baking for show competitions. I’ve had most success in recent times with a range of marmalades and my banana cake, which won first prize at last year’s Royal Melbourne Show. My three fruit and whisky marmalade was selected to go to this year’s World Marmalade Competition in the UK. It won second prize. As always, if you have any recipes, tips or other info you’d like to share, email me at sarah@ howdypartnersmedia.com.au

FB: If you could only have one more meal, what would it be? CV: Chicago deep dish pizza, sushi and chicken schnitzel. FB: What is your favourite TV food show and who is your favourite TV food person? CV: The Great British Bake Off is a show I never miss and my favourite TV baker would be Paul Hollywood.

“Even though you are doing a large amount of baking in a short space of time, I absolutely love it and spend many hours researching and testing new recipes,” she says. “Everyone has been fantastic and very encouraging for me to keep doing it. The show stewards are a priceless source of feedback.” Cathey has been kind enough to share with Food Bytes readers the brownie recipe that won her a first prize at the Royal Melbourne Show in 2012.

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125g butter 185g dark chocolate, broken into pieces 1 cup caster sugar 2 tsp vanilla essence 2 eggs 1 cup plain flour Line a deep 20cm square cake tin. Melt butter and chocolate in a small saucepan over low heat without boiling. Transfer into a large bowl, stir in sugar and eggs and vanilla. Add flour and any other fillings of your choice, sultanas, pecans, walnuts, choc chips. Bake at 180C

FB: What is your favourite food? CV: Chicken and vegies. FB: What is your favourite drink? CV: Bundy and lime soda water or a liqueur coffee. FB: Which five people would you most like to invite to dinner? CV: Bruce Lee, Eddie Vedder, my friend Melissa Wilson, David Bowie and Alexander Skaarsgard.

if you have FB: Do As you always, have a kitchen tip for us? any CV: Have all your tips equipment and ingredients ready to go recipes, or other before you start. Be organised. info you’d like to share, email me at sarah@ howdypartnersmedia.com.au

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POINT COOK 46 Dingo Street, 3030

HOPPERS CROSSING 51 Woodville Park Drive, 3029

LJ Hooker: 9748 5888 Price: Contact agent

Greg Hocking Lawson Partners: 9741 9666 Auction: October 7 at 10am

Auction: October 7 at 1.30pm

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Down near the end of Point Cook Road and a stone’s throw from the Coastal Park and Cheetham Wetlands, this house – in a neighbourhood of new builds – will suit investors and families wanting their first home. It has light wall paint, glossy floor tiles and roller blinds on windows. Abutting the light-filled living hub, the kitchen has an island bench, top and bottom cupboards, white splashback tiles and 900mm cooker. Along with a study, there are three bedrooms, the main with an en suite. The narrow backyard has a concrete path and the double garage has internal access. Point Cook Town Centre is a 10-minute drive away, Sanctuary Lakes golf course less. Melbourne CBD, via M1, is 30 minutes away.

This property is hard to beat, location-wise - it’s opposite Woodville Park shopping centre and Woodville Park, just down the road from Woodville Primary School and Warringa Crescent Reserve, a five-minute car trip from Pacific Werribee and less from the station and AquaPulse. The block of about 590 square metres is ripe for development, STCA. The house has three bedrooms, each with built-in robes, that share an en suite and a bathroom. A carpeted living room has timber-panelled walls, as does the tiled dining room next door to the kitchen. The latter has a stack of timber cupboards, a servery window and gas appliances. The property also has ducted cooling, wall gas heater, a double carport and side gates to two sheds

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The block of about 1805 square metres, on the popular south side of town, has enormous potential for developers and investors, while the Federation-era house is a charmer, with many of its original features. High ceilings, decorative cornices, deep skirts, picture rails, wide floorboards and ornate mantel fireplace are complemented by more recent renovations. Along with a study, there are four fitted bedrooms and three bathrooms (one is en suite). Commodious living areas include a lounge-dining room with bow window, rumpus room and family-meals zone. The large, country-style timber kitchen has stainless-steel dual-drawer dishwasher and 900mm cooker. A covered alfresco area and in-ground pool amid landscaped gardens pile on the appeal. The station, restaurants and highly regarded schools are in walking distance.

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WERRIBEE 24 Traminer Row, 3030 YPA Estate Agents Werribee: 9741 7777

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In Vineyard estate, this is one beautifully put-together place. Spanning about 42 squares, the house shines brightly in the decor department, and outdoor areas and features pack a killer design punch. Entry to the Porter Davis executive house is to a hallway laid with glossy pearl-grey and white diamond-pattern tiling that culminates at multi-paned french doors to the hub. Along the hall are a grey-carpeted study (through a multi-paned door) that has natural-timber plantation shutters, Most other rooms have lovely grey-taupe roman blinds and pearl-grey wall paint is all through.

Auction: October 7 at 1.30pm

Just before the expansive hub is a carpeted open lounge room. Then spotted gum floorboards are introduced in a left-ducking hallway, along which are a powder room, four fitted bedrooms and main bathroom with bowl-basin atop Caesarstone. The large, separately zoned main bedroom has a dual-basin en suite and a walk-in robe fitted out with luxury extras. The kitchen has a Caesarstone-topped island bench, walk-in pantry and Blanco dishwasher and 900mm cooker. The laundry, with a three-door closet, is two steps from a sheltered utility area.

The alfresco area, beyond stacker doors, is a chic spot in which to entertain and relax in front of TV when the mood hits. Beneath a white Vergola, white-painted concrete flooring is stylish and lends a living room feel. A wood heater is flanked by wood nooks, while mesh blinds and ceiling fan point to comfortable summers. A second Vergola adjoins, this one with sealed-aggregate underfoot; it has a subtle water feature and lilly pillies march along the fence. The gardens on the 1000-square-metre block are very pretty out back, the spacious lawn soft. An automated irrigation system,

front and back, is a great perk, as are the four vegie boxes and fruit trees in their own area. Side gates allow access to a shed with the best set of doors around. Hand-fashioned in timber and wrought iron in the trendy sliding barn style, theyâ€™re an example of the cut above found everywhere here. The shed, perfect as workshop, could also be tweaked for other uses. More? Ducted heating, evaporative cooling and remote-controlled double garage with internal access. Carole Levy 37 WYNDHAM STAR WEEKLY \ SEPTEMBER 27, 2017

59 Haines Drive. Wyndham Vale 4+ A

695 (approx)m2

Positioned on 695m2 (approx.) and within close proximity to schools, childcare centres, public transport, parks and local supermarkets, this one owner home has all the luxuries you could need with multiple living zones throughout, JarrahSelect floorboards, an open plan design and is an entertainers delight. Auction 14th October 12:00pm

Inspect Sat 12:00-12:30pm Photo ID Req

Contact Samantha McCarthy 0431 712 899

21 Montezuma Avenue. Truganina 4A

601 (approx)m2

North facing, located within proximity to the new Tarneit Train Station, Wyndham Village Shopping Centre, Westbourne Grammar, and this fantastic custom-built home is positioned on a 601m2 (approx.) featuring 4 beds 2 bathroom, Study Room, and Theatre Room and much more.

Auction 7th October 11:00am

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Contact Gurpreet â€˜Garryâ€™ Singh Deol 0433 290 383

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8 Doynton Parade. Hoppers Crossing

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800 (approx)m2

Located 900m (approx.) to Hoppers Crossing Train Station & 1.9km (approx.) to Pacific Werribee, this one owner home has plenty to offer; great undercover entertaining area, side access, spacious living areas & 800m2 (approx.) of premium land. Inspections are a must! Auction 7th October 11:00am

Inspect Contact Sat 10:15-10:45am Samantha McCarthy 0431 712 899 Photo ID Req

370 (approx)m2

This young home Comprises of three generous sized bedrooms with built in robes, master with ensuite and walk in robe, central bathrooms, large open plan meals / living room overlooked by a tidy kitchen and opening up to a landscaped rear yard. Auction 7th Ocotober 1:00pm

Inspect Contact Sat 10:00-10:30am George Ya Y coubian 0402 658 335 Photo ID Req Andrew Conte 0413 236 222

4 St Lawrence Close. Werribee

34 Honour Av A enue. Wyndham Va V le

Situated in a quiet cul-de-sac location, this home is a short stroll to public transport, schools, local shops and a 5-miute drive to Pacific Werribee with plenty to enjoy including a large entertaining zone, plenty of storage space throughout and drive through access. Auction 7th October 2:00pm

Inspect Contact Sat 12:00-12:30pm Samantha McCarthy 0431 712 899 Photo ID Req

555 (approx)m2

555m2 (approx.) of premium land to enjoy close by to local schools, shops, parks and public transport. This home makes the perfect investment or a perfect first home. With a spacious living area and a huge mancave/shed to enjoy, y inspections are a must! y, Auction 7th October 12:00pm

Inspect Contact Sat 11:00-11:30am Samantha McCarthy 0431 712 899 Photo ID Req

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16 Coastal Prom. Sanctuary Lakes

148 Citybay Drive. Point Cook

This quality built 36 sq. (approx.) Simonds home is situated on a 557m2 (approx.) allotment in the Sanctuary Lakes Estate. Exceptional finishes throughout this spacious family home.

With everything your family could require and more, this gorgeous double-story home features 5 bedrooms including 2 masters, upscale finishes, gorgeous backyard entertaining area and views of the bay. y y.

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11 Helpmann Av A enue. Point Cook

29 Half Moon Tc T e. SANCTUARY LAKES

Combining a perfect blend of indoor and outdoor living spaces, this heart-warming four-bedroom home features: 2 separate masters, study, y y, swimming pool, spa and much more on a palatial 700 m2 (approx.) allotment. Auction Sat 14th October 2017 @ 3pm

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Break into the Sanctuary Lakes market with this beautiful Burbank home offering features like; 25SQ (approx.) built up area, an allotment of 406m2 (approx.), Altona Green Primary School Zone, 3 bedrooms, 2.5 bath, 2 living areas, double garage & offering views of the wetlands. Auction Sat 14th October 2017 @ 2pm

Inspect Contact Sat 11am-11:30am Scott Perry 0439 595 461 Photo ID Required

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14 Lantana Avenue 5 bedrooms in the Heart of Hoppers Crossing

A5 B2 C2

• Set in the ever popular Woodville Estate and surrounded by amenities; Pacific Werribee 1.4km, Hoppers Crossing Train Station 1.8km, Woodville Primary 800m, Aqua Pulse 600m to name a few • Light filled home, multiple living areas, floorboards, great sized kitchen DW • Energy efficient home featuring 5kw solar power system, double glazed windows & doors, ceramic space heaters, split system heating & evaporative cooling • Extensive under cover rear deck with cafe style blinds overlooking gardens • Ample off street parking with rear gates access to yard • Sought after location & neighborhood close to all amenities

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3A 1B 1C

Investment opportunIty

WerrIBee 10 coulton court

3A 2B 4C E D

FamIly home on over 1,000m2

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NEED MORE HOMES LIKE THIS

Wyndham vale 232 mcGrath road

3A 2B 2C

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CHARLIE WALIA ROB WESTWOOD

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Wyndham vale 3 chapman drive

0430 435 756 0439 487 818

3A 2B 2C

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4A 2B 2C 1D

4 and a Study in Brighton!

Selling

W NDHAM VA WY V LE 3 Brighton Av A enue

View

Massive 833sqm block and a grand scale home to match! Yo Y u won’t be struggling for room here. Forget about living on top of each other and hearing what the neighbours have to say, this is the next step up in living and probably for the next 30 years. Come and have a look and see what you think!

Price $589,000 - $625,000 Saturday 30th September 10am

PRDnationwide Werribee 2/85 Synnot Street 9742 7557 prdnationwide.com.au/w / erribee /w Ash Ta T ylor 0407 808 233 asht@prdwerribee.com.au

4A 2B 2C

Blue Chip in Bailey Street! WERRIBEE 12 Bailey Street First time off f ering and in the best part of town! ff Much loved family home, ample in size and bigger in character. r Quite a rare find to be in the r. W ttle Av Wa A enue precinct and be within absolute walking distance to the best that We W rribee has to off f er. ff r Mark these words “waiting leads to r. disappointment” so call today.

Selling Price $630,000 - $670,000 View

Saturday 30th September 11am

PRDnationwide Werribee 2/85 Synnot Street 9742 7557 prdnationwide.com.au/w / erribee /w Ash Ta T ylor 0407 808 233 asht@prdwerribee.com.au

2A 1B 1C

Affordable Living, Great Investment WERRIBEE 5/47 Ty T rone Street

Auction Saturday 21st October 11.30am Price $290,000 - $310,000 View

Contact Agent

Invest or nest in this modern unit situated in one of We W rribee’s most sought after locations. Off f ering two fitted bedrooms, lounge area, ff kitchen with ample cupboard space, stainless steel appliances, central bathroom, private court yard and single lock up garage with remote.

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2A 1B 1C

Top Floor Living! WERRIBEE STH 307/50 Catamaran Drive Located in the stunning Wy W ndham Harbour

Selling Price $545,000 View

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Marina Complex, this top floor modern apartment off f ers two large bedrooms with builtff

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in-robes, open plan living area and kitchen/meals

2/85 Synnot Street 9742 7557

area with stainless steel appliances, bathroom

2/85 Synnot Street 9742 7557

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with separate shower and bath, large balcony

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Ash Ta T ylor 0407 808 233 asht@prdwerribee.com.au

with water views and a secure undercover car park with two large storage cages.

Ash Ta T ylor 0407 808 233 asht@prdwerribee.com.au

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Benlor real estate

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MANOR LAKES 39 Pierbrook Av A e

Better than New

FOR SALE $449 9,000 - $479,000

North facing, 3 fitted bdrms, master with ensuite & w.i.r spacious central kitchen with 900mm s/s oven, meals area & second living area, formal lounge / 4th bdrm or home theatre room. High ceiling, down lights, d/washer with ducted heating, cooling, alarm, dble lock up garage.

VINC CE CHIRCOP M 04 418 360 998 E vin nce@benlor.com.au

HOPPERS CROSSING 1/72 Mossfiel Drive

When Location Matters

FOR SALE $419 9,000

3 fitted bedrooms, 2 Way bathroom, separate toilet, formal lounge, spacious kitchen / meals area. Ducted heating, cooling, sgle lock up garage with rear access, all within walking distance to Tr T ain Station, Schools, Doctors, Hoppers Club Gym, Pacific Werribee with Bus Stop at your front door.

VINC CE CHIRCOP M 04 418 360 998 E vin nce@benlor.com.au

NEW LISTING

SOLD MANOR LAKES 30 BREGMAN ESPL

INVESTORS TA T KE NOTE

FOR SALE $479 9,000 - $499,000

4 fitted bedrooms, master with Ensuite & w.i.r Formal lounge, separate study, open plan kitchen overlooking meals area / family room with ample cupboards and s/s appliance 900 free standing oven, dishwasher, ceasar stone bench top. Leased till Feb 2018, returning $1434 pcm or $330 pw.

T RNEIT 1 & 2 / 5 Crown Court TA

Build Yo Y ur Portfolio

FOR SALE $699 9,000 - $739,000

Rare Opportunity to start or increase your portfolio, 2 Homes for price of one, set on a 745m2 allotment.

VINC CE CHIRCOP M 04 418 360 998 E vin nce@benlor.com.au

CALL FOR A FREE MARKET APPRAISAL NO SALE - NO CHARGE

Location Location Location

FOR SALE $395 5,000 - $425,000

Comprises of 2 bdrm plus retreat WIR and en suite, main bath, spacious kitchen and meals, family room, powder room, large Linen and single garage. Composes of central heating/cooling, landscape garden and concrete drive-in. Just move in and relax. Buy now and save thousands on stamp duty!!

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PROPERTIES WANTED!!

SOLD HOPPERS CROSSING 3 Silflay Court

Fit For A King & Queen

FOR SALE $590 0,000 - $610,000

4 spacious bedrooms all with BIRs, master with ensuite and WIR. Large formal lounge/rumpus room plus study. Central kitchen with ample cupboard space, 900mm cooking appliances with breakfast bar overlooking meals area. 2 large separate living areas, central bathroom with corner spa.

HOPPERS CROSSING 2/5 Rita Court

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RENTALS SPECIAL 3 MONTHS FREE PROPERTY MANAGEMENT FEE Call us today to find out more Hurry offer ends 31st October 2017 Terms and conditions apply

Shop 8/167 â€“ 179 Shaws Road, Werribee PH. 8780 9133

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14 FRESHWATER POINT, POINT COOK Conceptualized in such a way to offer absolute privacy from the surrounding streets, sits this magnificent double storey 3 bedroom home.

monitored alarm system, ducted heating, evaporative cooling and a second balcony overlooking the secluded courtyard.

Offering master bedroom with walk in robe and full ensuite, two living areas, open plan kitchen and dining area with ample cupboard space and under staircase storage. For those who love to entertain â€“ an oversized terrace with uninterrupted views for all to enjoy. Further inclusions: double remote garage with internal access,

Resort facilities include: gym, swimming pool and tennis court access, waterfront dining and shopping options, 24 hour estate security monitoring, within walking distance to a selection of walking tracks and wetlands and of course the famous Sanctuary Lakes golf course.

1 YANDINA ROAD, HOPPERS CROSSING Located in the heart of Hoppers Crossing, this spacious 4 bedroom home will surely impress. Consisting of 4 bedrooms all with BIRs, master with WIR and deluxe ensuite. Formal lounge, open plan kitchen, meals, family area and the added bonus of an outdoor alfresco. Main bathroom comes with bath tub, shower and separate toilet. Ducted heating and evaporative cooling included.

Shop 8/167-179 Shaws Rd, Werribee

The home sits perfectly on an impressive block of land of approx. 650 sqm with double drive way that leads to the garage. Positioned to cater for all needs, you are surrounded with all amenities including the Grange College and a choice of 3 Primary Schools, close to Aqua Pulse swimming pool, Pacific Werribee shopping center, parks, local shops, restaurants and public transport. Nest or invest, be quick because it wonâ€™t last.

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A3 B2 C2

Auction

Saturday 28th October 1.00pm INSPECT Saturday 30th September 11.00 - 11.30am CONTACT Alex Hlebnikov 0499 168 178 Jessica Tchongue 0438 345 795

A4 B2 C2

For Sale

INSPECT Wednesday 27th September 5.30 - 6.00pm Saturday 30th September 12.00 - 12.30pm CONTACT Alex Hlebnikov 0499 168 178 Jessica Tchongue 0438 345 795

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Wyndham Vale 43 Greens Road

Fantastic Home This great family home with a lovely rendered façade will instantly impress with loads of bonuses awaiting you. This home demands your inspection if you are looking for something comprising of: • 3 bedrooms, master with renovated ensuite • Separate lounge room with bonus second living area • Lovely timber kitchen with gas appliances and ample bench space • A meals area with French timber doors leading to a huge undercover entertainment area • All year comfort is provided with ducted heating and evaporative cooling with a bonus split system reverse cycle air conditioner • A single car enclosed carport with rear access to a huge garage/workshop. Wonderfully presented throughout, this home offers exceptional value for money when considering size, location and presentation.

Auction

Sat 21st October at 12.30pm

Price Range $420,000 - $440,000 Inspect

Sat 10-10.30am Photo ID required

Contact

Tony Vercher 0421 734 414 Asta Evans 0424 267 675

Werribee 21 Illawong Grove

Innovative & Luxurious Family Living Overflowing with warmth & comfort, and maintaining the gorgeous character of its age, this fully renovated gem showcases its appeal with 2 separate living areas; front lounge with cathedral ceilings & original wood fire heater, while the kitchen/meals/living boasts custom decorative concrete benchtops, timber cabinetry, and ornate light fittings. Offering 3 BRs, master with ensuite & WIR, double garage with drive through access, heating & cooling, and alarm system. Step outside to a massive 626m2 approx block with a large outdoor pizza oven, room for entertaining & for the kids to play, veggie patch & more. Or look at the potential to subdivide (STCA). 21 Illawong Grove epitomizes the best that Werribee has to offer with Eagle Stadium just around the corner, and Werribee CBD, Pacific Werribee, shops, schools, parklands and public transport all within a stone’s throw away.

9741 7777

1 Werribee Street, Werribee 58 WYNDHAM STAR WEEKLY \ SEPTEMBER 27, 2017

Private Sale $460,000 - $485,000 Inspect

Sat 10-10.20am Photo ID required

Contact

James Risos 0450 733 302 John Camilleri 0414 778 940

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Wyndham Vale 12 Brassey Street

A Smart Start In A Superb Location! Auction

Located in a convenient pocket of Wyndham Vale this stylish home is perfect to enter the market in. Nearby to Wyndham Vale Square SC (1km) with Aldi, Woolworths & specialty stores, Wyndham Vale train station (2.7km), schools & restaurants, the home proves too good to be true for those wanting an easy lifestyle! Whether you are looking for an investment property, your first home or even thinking about downsizing this versatile property will suit many & more! With a flowing floor plan & low maintenance grounds the home offers: • 3 BRs • Master with ensuite & WIR • Central bathroom • Kitchen/meals & family living arrangement • Kitchen with quality appliances inc dishwasher & 900mm stove top • Pergola & outdoor entertaining area, established gardens • Ducted heating, split system A/C & ceiling fans • Downlights throughout • Brand new carpets • Double remote garage with internal & rear access.

Sat 21st October at 2pm

Price Range $350,000 - $385,000 Inspect

Wed 5-5.20pm & Sat 1-1.20pm Photo ID required

Contact

Kirsty Cunningham 0414 344 475 Mitch Smit 0450 913 513

Auction This Saturday

Wyndham Vale 82 Vaughan Chase

5-Star Quality In A Booming Location! An outstanding opportunity for anyone looking for a young, modern, low maintenance home in a rising pocket of Wyndham Vale. Located in a central pocket nearby to schools, shops, parklands & only a short drive to Wyndham Vale train station. The designer finished home offers: • 3 BRs • Master with ensuite & WIR • 2-way bathroom • Formal lounge upon entry • Hostess kitchen with WI pantry • Rumpus • Alfresco entertaining space • Ducted heating & evaporative cooling • Double garage with internal access.

9741 7777

1 Werribee Street, Werribee

2 Hoppers Crossing 7 Smeaton Avenue

Perfect For Today With Future Potential Auction

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 Sat 1.40-2pm the best in positioning… the home is central to all Photo ID required amenities. The property situated on 553m2 approx, Kirsty Cunningham 0414 344 475 offers: • 3 BRs with BIRs • Central bathroom • Large open plan lounge • Kitchen/meals area • Pergola & Mitch Smit 0450 913 513 entertaining area • Heating & evaporative cooling • Floating floor boards • Beautifully maintained gardens • 2 x garden sheds • Single carport. Sat 14th October at 3pm

Auction

This Saturday at 11am

Price Range $430,000 - $460,000

Price Range $475,000 - $495,000

Inspect

Thurs 5-5.20pm & Sat 10.30-11am Photo ID required

Contact

Kirsty Cunningham 0414 344 475 Mitch Smit 0450 913 513

Contact

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Werribee 6 Stanford Close

Spectacular Home Loaded With Character! Set in a tranquil court location yet very central to all amenities is this stunning family home presenting: • 3 fitted BRs, master with FES & mirrored WIR • Central bathroom • Formal lounge with a wood fired heater & timber bar, tiled formal dining • Open plan family/ meals area overlooking the kitchen • Ducted heating, A/C • Double remote garage with access to the rear • Large garden shed • A massive pergola area overlooking the matured landscaped gardens & very generous backyard. All set on 667m2 approx.

Sat 7th October at 12pm

Price Range $430,000 - $470,000 Inspect

Thurs 5.30-5.50pm & Sat 9.50-10.10am Photo ID required

Contact

Bassam Tofaili 0411 449 821 Pam Kaur 0449 941 895

Opportunity On A Huge 1099m Approx

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Situated smack bang in the centre of Mossfiel Estate this home provides: • 4 BRs with BIRs • Master with ensuite & WIR • Formal lounge & dining room upon entry • Updated kitchen with quality appliances • Family room with BI bar • Large covered outdoor entertaining area with roller blind • Electric security roller shutters • Beautifully landscaped & maintained gardens. Quality appointments inc ducted heating & refrigerated A/C (3-phase), 2-car garage with roller door & rear access, good sized shed with power.

Auction

Sat 14th October at 11am

Price Range $550,000 - $585,000 Inspect

Sat 10-10.20am Photo ID required

Contact

Kirsty Cunningham 0414 344 475 Mitch Smit 0450 913 513

1 Point Cook 15 Ladybird Crescent

Terrace Lifestyle With Park Frontage

9741 7777

Offered To The Market For The First Time! Auction

Werribee 33 Tyrone Street 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 access for every reason you could think of. 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.

2 Hoppers Crossing 103 Mossfiel Drive

Auction

Sat 7th October at 1pm

Price Range $590,000 - $640,000 Inspect

Sat 10.40-11am Photo ID required

Contact

John Camilleri 0414 778 940 James Risos 0450 733 302

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.

Auction

Sat 7th October at 11am

Price Range $520,000 - $560,000 Inspect

Sat 10-10.20am Photo ID required

Contact

John Camilleri 0414 778 940 James Risos 0450 733 302

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Werribee 24 Traminer Row

Contemporary Décor & Luxury Living! This amazing 42sq family home positioned in the Vineyard Estate, on a huge 1000m2 allotment, comprises of: • Massive master with WIR & ensuite • 4 other BRs with BIRs • Study or 6th BR • Formal lounge plus separate formal dining • Open plan family meals area leading out to a Vergola entertainment area • Contemporary kitchen • Central bathroom & powder room • Ducted heating & evap cooling • Double garage with int access • 4.5kW solar panels • Workshop or studio • Side access • Manicured gardens.

2 Wyndham Vale 49 Lancewood Road

Premium Family Living! Auction

Sat 7th October at 1.30pm

Price Range Contact Agent Inspect

Thurs 5.30-6pm & Sat 11-11.30am Photo ID required

Contact

Tony Vercher 0421 734 414 Asta Evans 0424 267 675

Set within the booming Manor Lakes precinct & only 5 years young this home is offering: • 4 bedrooms • Master with ensuite & WIR • Kitchen with Caesar stone benchtops, SS appliances & glass splashback • Kitchen/meals & family living area • Separate rumpus • Ducted heating & evap cooling • Security cameras & alarm system • Bamboo flooring t/out • Alfresco & entertaining area overlooking the entire backyard • Beautifully landscaped gardens • Kids playground set up with sand-pit • Double remote garage.

Auction

Sat 21st October at 11am

Price Range $470,000 - $510,000 Inspect

Wed 5.40-6pm & Sat 12.20-12.40pm Photo ID required

Contact

Kirsty Cunningham 0414 344 475 Mitch Smit 0450 913 513

12 Lauraville Avenue, Werribee

$538,000 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… Tony Vercher 0421 734 414

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Wyndham City

13 Cogley Street, Wyndham Vale

AT AUCTION - $525,000 $65,000 Above Reserve

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

15 Seine Close, Werribee

$430,000 9741 7777

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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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24 Don Avenue, Hoppers Crossing

AT AUCTION - $537,000

If you are looking for passionate, hard working agents that will help you achieve the maximum sale price, contactâ€Ś Kirsty Cunningham 0414 344 475 or James Antonio 0401 889 248

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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4 Rockbank Court,Tarneit Located in possibly one ofTarneit’s best locations on the doorstep of parkland,Thomas Carr College and Wyndham Village Shopping Centre this fabulous family home has expansive covered outdoor entertaining areas, 3 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms, modern open plan kitchen with stainless steel appliances adjacent to sunny family room, new carpet throughout and double garage with through access.

A3 B2 C2 Price Contact Agent Auction Sat 14th Oct at 10.30am Inspect Thur at 5.00 - 5.30pm Sat at 10.30 - 11.00am Contact David Lawson 0411 175 575 Richard Smith 0481 137 746

1 Egret Court,Werribee Positioned on a sizable allotment of 571sqm, this 3 bedroom and 2 bathroom family home is in a much sought-after Werribee address. 2 spacious living zones with sliding door access to back yard and undercover entertaining area. Kitchen comes complete with plenty of storage including overhead cupboards, gas cooking and dishwasher. Double lock-up garage provides secure parking and boasts rear access for boats or trailers.

A3 B2 C2 Price Contact Agent Auction Sat 21st Oct at 11.30am Inspect Sat at 12.30 - 1.00pm Contact Richard Smith 0481 137 746 David Lawson 0411 175 575

SOLD BEFORE AUCTION $621,000

21Tenterfield Place,Tarneit A Porter Davis design of simply sensational scale and style creates the perfect place for family in this superb four-bedroom home. Featuring multiple formal/informal living areas, interiors are enormous – and entirely alluring .The address itself highlights the convenience desired of a dynamic family lifestyle; reaching nearby schools, transport, parklands and Wyndham Village shopping complex within just a few minutes’ walk.

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A4 B2 C2 SOLD $621,000 Auction Sat 14th Oct at 3.30pm Contact Mark de Brabander 0406 536 447 Wayne Elly 0410 305 305

36 Barber Drive, Hoppers Crossing Located only 700 metres from the recently expanded Pacific Werribee Plaza - this neat and tidy 4 bedroom home on a sizable 589sqm allotment is perfect for investment or first home purchase. Spacious living zone includes gas heating and air conditioning for year round comfort. Separate dining area adjoins functional kitchen with plenty of storage and gas cooking. 4 large bedrooms all feature BIR’s and are serviced by the central bathroom. Currently leased at $290pw with the option to continue or sell with vacant possession.

A4 B1 C2 Price Contact Agent Auction Sat 14th Oct at 12.00pm Inspect Thur at 4.00 - 4.30pm Sat at 11.30 - 12.00pm Contact Richard Smith 0481 137 746 David Lawson 0411 175 575

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W rribee We 1/59 Market Rd

Invest in Point Cook This 3 bedroom plus study home is off f ered to you the astute buyer.r.r ff Complimented by a spacious kitchen meals area, two bathrooms (ensuite to master) r and a double garage with internal r) access, it lends itself to be a perfect investment property or your first home. Surrounded by new homes and within

Walk to Train Station & Watton St close proximity to Point Cook shopping centre, a few minutes drive to Sanctuary Lakes Golf Course and within 30kms to Melbourne CBD the location off f ers you ff convenience plus. Come & Inspect you won’t be disappointed

More like a house this 2 bedroom unit is situated at the front of two units facing the street. Off f ering a spacious separate lounge room ff with high vaulted ceilings. An open plan kitchen with stainless steel appliances including a 900mm gas cook top, dishwasher and breakfast bench flowing

onto a family meals area. Extras include: Built in wardrobes in both bedrooms, wall heater,r,r split system and alarm. The L shaped rear yard off f ers space to ff play or entertain. With a Single garage and only a short walk to buses, We W rribee train station & café society.

Auction On site 7th October at 1.30pm View Saturday 30th Sept 11.30 - 12noon

Auction on site 7th October at 11.30am View Saturday 11 - 11.30am

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DIV 2 ROUND 4 CHELSEA HTS 3.4 MURRUMBEENA 2.2

4.4 5.7

7.6 10.11 (71) 8.7 8.10 (58)

THIRDS ROUND 4 SOUTH Y YARRA 0.0 CERBERUS 3.3

0.4 3.4

6.7 3.7

Q FOOTBALL

PRELIMINARY FINALS ADELAIDE 6.3 11.7 14.10 21.10 (136) GEELONG 1.2 5.8 8.11 10.15 (75)

Goals: Adelaide: C Cameron 5 J Jenkins 4 E Betts 2 P Seedsman 2 T Lynch L 2 T Walker 2 A Otten M Crouch R Knight S Jacobs. Geelong: P Dangerfield 2 D Lang J Selwood L Henderson M Duncan N Cockatoo S Menegola S Motlop T Hawkins. Best: Adelaide: R Laird C Cameron M Crouch E Betts S Jacobs T Lynch. L Geelong: S Selwood P Dangerfield M Duncan. Injuries: Adelaide: Nil. Geelong: P Dangerfield (head knock). Reports: Nil. Umpires: Justin Schmitt, Matt Stevic, Brett Rosebury. Official Crowd: 53,817 at Adelaide Oval.

4.3 3.3

5.7 11.11 15.13 (103) 5.6 6.10 9.13 (67)

Goals: Richmond: D Rioli 4 D Martin 3 D Butler 2 J Caddy J Castagna J Riewoldt J T Townsend K Lambert S Edwards. Greater Western Sydney: H Himmelberg 4 C Ward 3 J Kelly J Patton. Best: Richmond: D Martin T Cotchin D Rioli K Lambert A Rance S Edwards. Greater Western Sydney: J Kelly C Ward T Scully H Himmelberg J Hopper. Injuries: Richmond: Nil. Greater Western Sydney: B Deledio (achilles) D Shiel (concussion). Reports: Nil. Umpires: Shaun Ryan, Simon Meredith, Mathew Nicholls. Official Crowd: 94,258 at MCG.

VFL GRAND FINAL PT MELBOURNE 2.2 RICHMOND 3.3

3.5 3.6

6.6 11.8 (74) 6.8 10.10 (70)

VFL WOMEN 2.3 0.2

4.4 2.2

5.5 (35) 4.4 (28)

Goals: Darebin: Brennan 2 Marinoff Pearce McDonald. Diamond Creek: Abbatangelo 2 Molloy Loynes. Best: Darebin: Pearce Paxman Birch Brennan O’Dea Pearce. Diamond Creek: Loynes Brazzale Chiocci Morecroft Audley Hicks. At Etihad Stadium.

TTAC CUP GRAND FINAL GEELONG SANDRINGHAM

3.4 3.1

5.7 9.3

13.9 13.12 (90) 9.3 13.9 (87)

Goals: Geelong: Miers 7 Garner Handley Noble Worpel Chafer McCartin. Sandringham: Owens 3 Constable 2 Walker 2 Brayshaw Amartey Jarnestrom Trusler Mclean King. Best: Geelong: Miers McHenry Chafer Walsh Hollenkamp Conway. Sandringham: Amartey Brayshaw Constable Walker Mclean Owens. At Etihad Stadium.

SOUTHERN DIV 1 GRAND FINAL DINGLEY 0.0 MORDIALLOC 4.2

EASTERN DIV 1 GRAND FINAL STH CROYDON 9.12 9.12 VERMONT 7.12 7.12

9.12 10.12 (72) 7.12 7.12 (54)

Goals: Vermont: D Crocker 3 J Perry R McComb M Davis L Johns. South Croydon: J Tucker 2 R Mallison 2 A Birch 2 M Jones B McDonald P Rooney F Anderson. Best: Vermont: R Lehmann L Johns C Purdy D Crocker A Parker C McCafferty. South Croydon: D King B McDonald D Walker M Sewell R Mallison.

NORTHERN

Goals: Port Melbourne: Conway 3 Cain 2 Pinwill Pearson Sandilands Anastasio T Templeton Wooffindin. Richmond: Griffiths 3 Bolton 2 Menadue 2 Lloyd Mannagh Lennon. Best: Port Melbourne: Cook Wooffindin Mihocek Mascitti Pinwill Waddell. Richmond: Details unavailable. At Etihad Stadium.

GRAND FINAL DAREBIN 2.1 DIAMOND CREEK 0.2

7.7 (49) 4.9 (33)

Goals: South Yarra Y : A Evans C Kaliviotis J Bertone J Cameron C Stacey B Monok M Patullock. Cerberus: D Garoufalis 2 B Bell Z Storry. Best: South Yarra Y : A Evans T Wiese L Halverson A Evans B Monok C Stacey. Cerberus: M Parker A Quinn Z Storry C Madson D Garoufalis S Wicks.

3.4 4.3

4.5 10.11 (71) 4.6 4.6 (30)

Goals: Dingley: D Farmer 4 C McQueen 2 J Pickford K Feehan D Ades M Morwood. Mordialloc: T McMahon D Nicholls T Bastion N Evans. Best: Dingley: D Ades T La Rocca T MacKenzie

DIV 1 ROUND 4 BUNDOORA MACLEOD

2.9 3.12 0.1 3.8

7.14 10.16 (76) 6.10 10.13 (73)

Goals: Bundoora: G Moorcroft 3 I Muller 3 D Younan Y J Grabowski N Grabowski T Hughes. Macleod: N Lynch L 4 J Langford H Paynter R Brandt C Corr M Clark P Martin. Best: Bundoora: M Dennis D Mitchell S Dowell J Palazzolo L Byrne G Moorcroft. Macleod: L Hobbs H Paynter N L Lynch J Bianchin A Doherty D O’Brien.

RESERVE GREENSBOROUGH 1.0 NORTHCOTE PARK 3.4

4.4 3.4

4.4 4.10

6.14 (50) 5.11 (41)

U-19 EL ELTHAM 1.3 GREENSBOROUGH 0.2

3.7 2.4

5.11 6.9

7.14 (56) 7.10 (52)

Goals: Greensborough: D Shaw 3 C Walker D Wilson J Money. Northcote Park: J Waldron T Jackson C Simpson T Fallon M O’Connell. Best: Greensborough: J Pickett M Bosco J Tucker D Wilson C Walker R Boyden. Northcote Park: M O’Connell J Askew P O’Connell H Reid C Simpson S Dezan.

Goals: Eltham: D Jarvis 2 R Hunt 2 M Jones M McLellan A Currie B Montanaro. Greensborough: M Hill 2 B Laschko K Lyne L B Psarakos T Phelan J Presser. Best: Eltham: B Glasgow J Dean B Montanaro H Furlong T Ellis L Sinclair. Greensborough: M Hill L Trudgeon T Brindley B Psarakos N Beames R Sanelli.

VAFA PREMIER GRAND FINAL ST KEVINS 1.2 6.3 COLLEGIANS 2.5 5.6

10.4 10.10 (70) 6.11 9.13 (67)

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the club sets,” Cowley said. “They love fighting on their home patch, so we’re hoping for a big crowd so it will maintain its place on the local boxing calendar.” Thompson is the boxer to watch from the Wyndham Community Boxing Club team. Fast-tracked from the gym to ring, Thompson is primed and ready to show he means business. “Jake has come along in leaps and bounds, having only taken up the sport earlier this year,” Cowley said. “It’s the old adage in boxing, the harder you train, the luckier you get and I’d imagine this will continue to apply to Jake’s boxing career.” It will be an event for the young and the old. Drozario is at the younger end of the scale at 13, while Stewart is a late bloomer competing in the female masters division.

“She has plenty of venom behind her punches,” Cowley said. “It’s more a case of slowing her down and getting her to box rather than teaching her to rip in as she is a natural at that aspect.” Brown and Vaimoso will bring the thunder on the day. Both tip the scales over 115 kilograms and have a lethal power game. It will be the first event on a busy end-of-year calendar for the Wyndham Community Boxing Club fighters, who also take part in events in Melbourne and Mornington in October and Warrnambool in December. “We never rest on our laurels,” Cowley said. “We are always looking to improve, train harder and add to our current crop of warriors.” Lance Jenkinson

IN THE DOGHOUSE ■ Steven

Kennedy made a triumphant return to the WRFL this season by winning the Barry Priest Medal last week. While his Altona side missed playing finals, the former Werribee VFL player and 2015 competition medal winner in the Ballarat Football League capped a fine season by winning the vote count by four from a trio of Deer Park premiership players. Saadi Ghazi, the Altona coach and former Liston medallist, made a good point about Kennedy and a group of players in his era who missed out on being VFL stars because of AFL alignments. Kennedy played 28 games in three seasons at Werribee, but could easily have played more and gone on for a few years, but he chose to return to suburban football. There is a void in the record books of VFL players reaching 50 games because their spots were taken by AFL-listed players.

■ Jack

Charleston from Williamstown Football Club achieved a VFL milestone in the preliminary final, playing his 100th senior game for the Seagulls. The popular No.17, now a life member of the Seagulls, had a stellar junior career in the WRFL. Jack won league best-and-fairest awards four years in a row in three different age groups. Jack is a fierce competitor and at 25 has plenty of good VFL football ahead of him before he returns to McLean Reserve to join his Spotswood mates. Imagine a Spotswood team with former juniors Charleston, Callan Ward and Bachar Houli in the line-up.

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Tigers go home-grown By Lance Jenkinson Werribee is blessed with a deep talent pool and is tapping into it for the new Victorian Sub-District Cricket Association season. The Tigers have lost gun young bowler Matt Watt to Footscray Edgewater in Premier Cricket and veteran fast bowler Brad Robertson to retirement, but have decided not to hit the open market for replacements. Tigers player-coach Tim O’Brien said the club was intent on internal development and progress. “We’re pretty much settled from last year,” he said. “We haven’t really gone out and recruited. “All the young kids are doing well at the club, so we’re looking forward to some more of the youth building on last year. “It was not only the first XI – we had a lot of growth throughout all the XIs.” Take away the disastrous finals exit and Werribee had an encouraging end to last season. There was undoubtedly a bitter taste left

in Tiger mouths after being skittled for 55 by Balwyn in the quarter-final, but four consecutive wins in do-or-die games to reach the finals should have them encouraged going into a new campaign. The Tigers played some great cricket at both ends of the season, but hit a flat patch mid-season, so O’Brien’s wish is for more consistency. “We started the season off well last year,” O’Brien said. “It was just that middle period when we had a bit of a lapse. “The focus is to try to get consistency over the whole year.” It will be much easier for Werribee to achieve that with a full allotment of home games. Last summer, the Tigers spent the first part of the season on the road while their home at Chirnside Park was being re-developed. The Tigers will continue to use portables as change rooms at home games until the end of the year, but their new clubrooms are scheduled to be completed by Christmas. “We’re really looking forward to getting the whole season at our home ground,”

O’Brien said. “It’s going to be absolutely fantastic when it’s finished. It looks bloody amazing.” As for the vacant bowling positions in the first XI, expect to see Brad Apps, Jack Budd, Matthew Palmer and Stephen Plumridge at the front of the queue. They will get to work closely with Robertson, who has stayed on at the club as a bowling coach. Mason Frenkel will be the Tigers’ first choice wicketkeeper. Frenkel missed part of last season with a broken thumb, opening the door for teenager Darcy Phillips to take the gloves. Phillips was so impressive that he has kept his spot in the ones solely as a batsman and will be a handy back-up for Frenkel. Matt Dean, who topped the batting average last summer, is fit and firing. Dean missed a chunk of last season attending to a pre-existing football injury. Werribee will host Preston in a two-day game to open the sub-district season on Saturday, October 7.

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Rhinos ready to take rugby union to the next level Wyndham City Rhinos gave their supporters and Victorian Rugby Union officials a glimpse into the future. The Rhinos successfully presented the VRU’s junior grand final day, showing their ability to host big events. With a multi-million dollar upgrade to Mossfiel Reserve in full swing, the Rhinos will be pushing for more big events at their venue going forward. “It gives a very good profile of the club in being able to host it,” Rhinos president Ean Drummond said. “It shows the rest of the rugby union fraternity the kind of day that we can put on.” Wyndham City’s home at Heaths Road will be one of the premier suburban venues in Victorian rugby union once complete. For nearly a decade, the Rhinos had pushed for an upgrade to their ageing clubrooms, but it continually got put on the backburner. It finally got the tick of approval from council and will be completed in time for the 2019

season. “The master plan is finally getting off the ground,” Drummond said. “There’s a very big redevelopment with $7.8million being spent to provide new clubroom and changeroom facilities, along with an upgrade of the ground. “There will be three international playing fields and all lit with training lights. “It’s been a wait, but they’ve really done their homework in providing a facility we’ll be able to utilise to its full extent.” It has been a total rebuild for Wyndham City. The Rhinos disbanded their senior teams to focus solely on boosting the junior base. The senior teams – both men’s and women’s – could return in time for kick-off in 2019. “We haven’t run seniors for a couple of years and there’s various reasons for that,” Drummond said. “What we decided to do was focus on building our juniors because there’s a lot of competition with rugby league sides around our area. “Once that’s built, you get new facilities and

Donaghy Tato breaks through a tackle for Wyndham City Rhinos in the U16A grand final on Saturday. (Damjan Janevski)

a new lot of enthusiasm, and it enables us to bring back a senior men’s side and also female participants by way of a women’s team and Aviva Sevens, a non-contact game.” It’s not just the facilities that stand Wyndham City in good stead for years to come.

Point Cook Jets fly high By Lance Jenkinson Point Cook had to withstand a barrage of physicality en route to the Football Federation Victoria women’s state league 3 west premiership. The Jets were the slickest team in the competition, so other coaches set about trying to unsettle them with rough house tactics. While the Jets are a young team, they managed to ride the bumps and let their skills do the talking. The Jets clinched the title with a seven-point buffer and will be promoted to the second tier next season. “We did take a lot of punishment,” Jets co-coach John Diaz said. “The girls got kicked a lot because of their speed and their talent. “We were rapt to come away with the title.” Point Cook only lost one game for the entire league season. The Jets were beaten in a final round local derby dead rubber 2-1 by Hoppers Crossing. Diaz said the Jets decided to rest players for that game in preparation for the state league finals, when they challenge the other league winners. The Jets did not make it far in the play-offs, getting knocked out at the semi-final phase by undefeated north division champions Moreland Zebras in a 3-2 classic. “It was a fantastic game,” Diaz said. “It went into extra time and we made a poor mistake, which cost us the game.” That loss did nothing to diminish what Point Cook achieved as west champions in 2017. The Jets had an impressive goal difference of plus-52 with the best defence (12 goals conceded) and second best attacking (64 goals scored) unit. The adage is that defence wins premierships and this was the case for the Jets, but their new-look front end meshed superbly. “We ended up with the best defence in the league,” Diaz said. “Up front, we had some new girls come from different clubs and they helped us a lot with their speed and experience.” Mya Moran was the star of the show for Point Cook. The dynamic striker scored a massive 29 goals, despite missing two games through injury and suspension. “She’s been my top goalscorer I think every year I’ve coached her,” Diaz said. “Now she’s the league top goalscorer and she even missed two games. “Her speed and she’s got the eye for a goal. “Our midfield was good too, they got her the ball into spaces as well.” Point Cook’s midfield was led by Sophie Plessa, Sofia Orieta and Claire Scerri. Daniela Matos was the other beneficiary of 76 WYNDHAM STAR WEEKLY \ SEPTEMBER 27, 2017

Valentina Moroney controls the ball for title winners Point Cook. (Shawn Smits)

some fantastic service from the midfield with 11 goals. Matos finished equal sixth in the league’s golden boot, despite featuring in just 10 games. “She was fantastic,” Diaz said. “She didn’t play for over a month because she had trials overseas in Portugal. “It was a good experience for her to go overseas and try out for a few teams.” Diaz is three years into a five year plan to get Point Cook to the top tier of the state leagues.

He is confident of returning to the Jets next season. Meanwhile, the local derby between Point Cook and Hoppers Crossing will live on, after Hoppers were also promoted to state league 2. The Reds beat Mill Park 6-4 in a scoring frenzy in the semi-final before third-last state league 2 clubs Yarraville Glory accepted relegation by forfeiting their promotionrelegation final against Hoppers, allowing the Reds a safe passage to the second tier.

There is a stack of talented juniors coming through the system with four of its A grade teams featuring in grand finals. “We had four A grade teams from 11s, 12s, 14s and 16s this year, which all finished in the top two and played off in the grand final. “The club has always been very successful in the juniors and a lot of the reason for that is because of the coaching they get and the atmosphere we provide,” Drummond said. “The increase in volunteers that we’ve had in the last couple of years has been great.” The highlight for Wyndham City was a 38-31 win over Endeavour Hills in the U14A decider. The Rhinos were beaten in all the other grades, going down 17-12 to Endeavour Hills in the U11s, 38-10 to Harlequins in U12A and 25-22 to Endeavour Hills in U16A. The 16s grand final was a heartbreaker for the Rhinos with Endeavour Hills crossing the tryline with the final play to snatch victory. Lance Jenkinson

Riders battle tricky layout The penultimate round of the Footscray Cycling Club’s winter road racing season saw riders tackle the exposed and tricky Sandy Creek circuit near Little River. A deteriorating gravel section and steep climb made the race to be 2017 club champion all the more challenging. Dominik Dudkiewicz, 33, the current road club champion, took out the A grade race in a six man bunch-sprint to clinch his seventh club title and fifth in a row. “The weather was too nice, hardly any wind, so Miles and I did the damage on the first run through the gravel and up the climb and a few guys got dropped,” Dudkiewicz said. “On the third lap we started foxing for the finish, still all together but the odd probing attack, but everything was getting shut down, so my focus was just to chase any gaps and leave it to a sprint. “I got a gap of a few bike lengths on the others and got the win.” Dudkiewicz took a strung out sprint from Shane Ward and Upton. The B grade race was as much about strategy as it was about trying to get away from the bunch. A few serious breakaways were attempted, most notably by Graeme Cole and David Walker, but the last lap saw most riders still together. With breakneck speed one moment and a stroll the next, it was foxing all the way until the dirt section, where 16-year-old Williamstown lad Hamish Munro threw in an attack and had the bunch strung out. As the riders approached the climb, Munro extended his lead, with John Mogavero, Walker and Mark Micallef in the chase. A few kilometres out from the finish line, Micallef caught Walker, the pair then joining with Mogavero and eventually the four were together for the run to the line. Within sight of the line, Walker attacked, with the other three scrambling for wheels. In the end, Walker provided a fast lead-out, with Munro gritting out a win in a tight sprint, holding out Mogavero by as little as 10 centimetres and Micallef half a bike length back in third. In C grade, veteran Colin Morris took home the trophy, while Tiernan Clark won D grade and Meg Rennie toughed it out to win the women’s section. Mark Micallef

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Dustin Biell rounds the bases in his first outing with the Werribee Giants. (Damjan Janevski)

Werribee Giants will enter the Baseball Victoria summer league division 2 season in a familiar position. The Giants will once again be chasing promotion to the top flight after a near miss the season before. “We’ve been the bridesmaid so many times,” Giants president Ben Bavdek said. “Two seasons in a row we’ve been knocked out of semi’s by one or two hits. “It’s tough, but we do it all again and hopefully the planets align and it’s our year.” Werribee has kept its faith in coach Charles Thompson. The Giants believe he is the man to take the club to the top of Victorian baseball. While the Giants situation will be the same, their personnel will look a bit different this summer, as they try to assemble a younger

squad with an eye for the future. “We’re trying to do it a bit differently,” Bavdek said. “We’ve blooded a lot of kids over winter, a lot of 14 and 15-year-olds that weren’t even there last year. “They’re going to be pretty good names in the next two or three years, so I’m excited for that.” The biggest fish to land at Werribee is American import Dustin Biell. Biell, an outfielder/utility, is formerly of the Tampa Bay Rays system, so comes with high expectations. “The Americans are so talented, they can play in every position, but he’s normally in the outfield,” Bavdek said. “He’s a left-handed batter, so he’ll mix up the order a little bit, which is what we need.” Biell’s impact will not only be felt on the field, but with his leadership off it.

Biell will play a key role in accelerating the learning of the young Giants players making their way into senior baseball. “He’s really focused on club development,” Bavdek said. “We really want to get these young kids across the line and he will help with that.” Star pitcher Josh Lee is back on board for Werribee this season. Lee was the most valuable player in all of division 2 last season. And Bavdek has dispelled rumours of a season-threatening injury to catcher Oliver Box, who played football over the winter and suffered a broken leg. Bavdek confirmed that Box will be in the new Giants uniform when they face Doncaster on the road in the season opener on Sunday. Lance Jenkinson

Nick Stuhldreier was a model of consistency for the Western Jets this season. (Damjan Janevski)

Leading pair win plaudits

Barry Round Medal winner Stefan Radovanovic emerges with the football for the Western Jets. (Damjan Janevski)

Top Jet in rare company By Lance Jenkinson Stefan Radovanovic has defied the odds by winning the 2017 Barry Round Medal for the Western Jets’ best-and-fairest. Such a scenario would have been unthinkable for Radovanovic when he entered the TAC Cup season as a bottom-age player with a troubling recent injury history. But he made his own luck through sheer persistence and hard work, taking out the top honour with 204 votes, seven clear of Lachlan Fogarty (197) and co-captain Nick Stuhldreier (180) came in third. Jets coach Torin Baker said the win was an exciting one for the player. “It’s rare that you see a bottom-ager win a TAC Cup club best-and-fairest,” Baker said. “I think it’s only happened a couple of times at the Western Jets, so he’s in rare company.” Radovanovic was on a modified training program leading up to the season. Despite a limited pre-season, the 17-year-old managed to play 13 of the Jets’ 18 games with confidence, improving with every outing.

“He’s had a couple of years where he’d had not a lot of continuity with his football,” Baker said. “One of the things with Stef that a lot of people don’t see – he’s had to be really diligent with his rehab and the amount of stretching that needs to be done to make sure that injuries don’t come back at him. “From the moment he resumed playing footy this season, he hasn’t really missed a beat. “He just got better and better through the middle part of the season.” Radovanovic started the season as rebounding defender, but has evolved into one of the Western Jets’ best utilities. The Keilor product impressed with his ability to play on talls and smalls in the defensive 50 and was damaging with his defensive exits. “He’s around the 190-centimetre mark, but his ability to play on a variety of players makes him very valuable,” Baker said. “He played on players that were almost 200 centimetres and then he’d play on players who were 175 centimetres. “You look at a Ben Stratton at Hawthorn,

who plays on talls and smalls – he’s in that sort of mould.” As the season wore on, Radovanovic moved into the midfield. His run, carry and tenacity were a feature, complemented by his tidy ball use. “He’s got great run and carry and that comes through his speed,” Baker said. “He’s really hard to tackle – he’s just a strong body and a neat kick. “He’s got some really good offensive elements.” With another year of under-18 football to come, Radovanovic will undoubtedly be closely monitored by the AFL scouts. He will get one more chance to impress the recruiters this season when he takes to the field on Friday in the under-17 future stars game at Simonds Stadium. Radovanovic will take on the nation’s best under-17 boys along with promising Jets teammates Buku Khamis and Zak Butters. Jets top-ager Lachlan Fogarty will play in the under-18 all-star game at the MCG on grand final day.

The leadership qualities of Luke Hitch and Nick Stuhldreier have shone through for the Western Jets this season. The co-captains, voted into the positions by the playing group and endorsed by the coaches in the pre-season, did not put a foot wrong this campaign. Hitch took out the most courageous award at the club’s best-and-fairest, while Stuhldreier collected the trophy for most consistent. Jets coach Torin Baker said the pair had been superb. “For those boys, it’s good to share the job because there’s a lot going on for them when they’re trying to get drafted, doing year 12 and still growing as young men,” he said. “We thought sharing the captaincy worked well.” Another player to show good leadership for the Western Jets was Joshua Mould. The defender earned the ultimate praise from his coach by winning the coaches’ award. “He makes his teammates better and he’s a real competitor,” Baker said. “I decided on that award, but I certainly know all the other coaches really enjoyed working with Josh as well.” Mould had a spectacular bounce-back season after a year out with a lower leg injury. The Wyndham Vale product played in all 18 games and proved a headache for opposition forwards. Zak Butters was named best first-year player. The boy from Darley will be one of the Jets to watch next season. “He’s popular with the way he approaches his footy,” Baker said. “He’s a small but he competes well overhead. He can do some things on the footy field that few can.” Harrison White is one for the future, claiming the under-15 player of the year award, while Emerson Jeka claimed the under 16 player of the year award. Lance Jenkinson 77 WYNDHAM STAR WEEKLY \ SEPTEMBER 27, 2017

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CX-3 destined to remain a fave By Derek Ogden, Marque Motoring If cars were creatures, the Mazda CX-3 would be a lady beetle, with distinct shape and standout colouring, buzzing around lush green meadows or summer gardens in full bloom. However, forget the bucolic backdrop – this pretty little sports utility vehicle is most at home in bustling urban centres. So much so it has become a market leader since it first came to Australia in March, 2015. Following in the tracks of the Mazda2 light car, addition of i-Activsense safety technology makes the latest CX-3 update the first vehicle in the small SUV segment to offer smart city brake support forward and reverse as standard equipment across the range of Neo, Maxx, sTouring and Akari models. Further safety inclusions are blind spot monitoring and rear cross traffic alert as standard on the Maxx, while sTouring and Akari variants also get driver attention alert and traffic sign recognition. Power comes courtesy of a 2.0-litre Skyactiv-G petrol or a 1.5-litre Skyactiv-D diesel engine mated with a six-speed manual or six-speed automatic transmission with a choice of front or all-wheel drive. Prices start at $20,490, plus on-road costs, for the petrol Neo. The test vehicle was a 2.0-litre petrol Maxx automatic AWD, which comes to market at $26,890. Based on Mazda2 hatchback underpinnings, the CX-3 holds firm to the maker’s Kodo Soul of Motion styling, with the body flowing from a sturdy front, through a sleek centre section to a robust rear end. Headlight layouts vary from model to model, with the test Maxx favouring a layout that puts the turn signals outside the main headlamp unit to create a narrow, sharp design.

AT A GLANCE Specifications Mazda CX-3 Maxx 2.0-litre petrol, 6sp automatic, AWD SUV Engine

Upgrades should help the Mazda CX-3 stay at the forefront of the small SUV segment. (Supplied)

Cosy but not cramped is the best way to describe the CX-3 cabin, an opinion enforced by the limited views outside from a short ration of glass all round. Boot space, at 264 litres, is also limited, although, with rear seat backs folded, expands to a usable 1174 litres. The new steering wheel is a direct lift from big brother CX-9, with three levels of switches from the previous model being integrated into one level to match the way fingers move.

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The test CX-3 Maxx took advantage of Mazda’s 2.0-litre four-cylinder Skyactiv-G petrol engine with stop/start. It was mated with a six-speed automatic transmission and had all-wheel drive. Sensors are always on the ball with road conditions, even when they switch suddenly, such as when the car drives through a puddle of water on the highway. A new forward sensing camera is designed to automatically apply the brakes in response to

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