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By Charlene Macaulay About $1 billion is needed to get Werribee Mercy Hospital to the size and capacity it needs to cater for Wyndham’s burgeoning population. Mercy group chief executive Stephen Cornelissen said the hospital was in desperate need of its own paediatric ward, an expansion of the emergency department and additional surgical services, and was seeking a $170 million commitment over the next four years to continue expansion. Adjunct Professor Cornelissen said that while the hospital was grateful for its soon-to-open $85 million expansion, it was not enough to cater for current, and future, population growth. As reported by Star Weekly last month, a pregnant woman who is due to give birth in December was unable to secure a booking because the hospital’s maternity ward was already at capacity for that month. “I don’t think we can ask the government to give $1 billion in one go, but what we would like them to say is, ‘Let’s commit to funding this next phase in the next four years’,” Adjunct Professor Cornelissen said. “We do work in great partnership with the government and they have been very supportive and we do work with them on the priority areas. “That being said, we do know that the hospital is still under-sized. We do know that the population growth is extensive and, at present, we’re already transferring about 760 people a year

out of our hospital to go to services elsewhere. “We have over 7000 paediatric presentations in a year and yet we don’t have a paediatric ward. If you think of that, combined with 93 births [in Wyndham] each week, how long can we wait? “We’re already at a self-sufficiency rate – the hospital’s ability to deal with the local health needs – of 33 per cent. The desired level across the state for all hospitals is 70 per cent.” Adjunct Professor Cornelissen said it was time the government realised the west had a number of major growth corridors, each with separate needs. When asked about the government’s plan for Werribee Mercy Hospital if Labor is re-elected in November, Health Minister Jill Hennessy referred to the $85 million expansion of Werribee Mercy and an extra $52.61 million in funding for 2018-19. “While we plan for future needs, we’re also making the upgrades that health services in Melbourne’s west need now, so doctors and nurses can continue delivering high-quality safer care and meet growing demand,” she said. Opposition health spokeswoman Mary Wooldridge also failed to answer specific questions about future funding for Werribee Mercy. “We understand the need to invest in the health of all Victorians, especially our growth areas,” Ms Wooldridge said. “The previous Liberal government invested $34 million into the Werribee Mercy mental health expansion project.”

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Get ready to rock Students from Suzanne Cory High School will take to the stage next month to perform the musical We Will Rock You. The show, written by Ben Elton and featuring the music of Queen, includes popular songs We Are the Champions, Bohemian Rhapsody, Crazy Little Thing Called Love, and – of course – We Will Rock You. The cast has been rehearsing after hours and through the school holidays to ensure the show is a kind of magic. Performances will be on Thursday, August 9, Friday, August 10 and Saturday, August 11 from 7-10.30pm at the school’s auditorium, 225 Hoppers Lane, Werribee. Tickets: concession $15, adult $20, family pass $45. Bookings: www.trybooking.com/ book/event?eid=395463& Alesha Capone

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A Christ Centred, Holistic Education For All Good News Lutheran College is set to embark on a bright new future with the opening of its state-of-the-art Senior Years building. The College now boasts a population of 950 students as it makes its way to a capacity of 1500 by mid next decade. The new Senior Years facility superbly complements the 11-classroom, double-storey Middle Years building, the opening of which corresponded with the beginning of fourth term 2017, providing a natural progression for the transitioning teenagers at the 21-year old, P-12 College. “The Senior Years building has 18 seminar rooms and classrooms, along with four breakout spaces in the public area and a further two in the library area,” Facilities Manager Ralph Brinkmann said proudly. “The building also includes a resource centre, computer room, IT hub, along with a VCE lounge.” An outstanding feature of the contemporary facility is the purposebuilt performance space set to cater for

the emerging thespians and musicians as the cultural and performing arts element of the College expands. “That will seat about 120 people or the equivalent of four classes,” Mr Brinkmann said. “Another feature is the landscaped forecourt area which is a major part of the school and will form the central spine. “It will also be the main ANZAC Day gathering spot given that it will be centred around a lone pine that has been donated to the school.” Prospective and existing parents and caregivers will get an opportunity to view the new facilities, along with the whole school, when the College hosts an Open Evening from 4pm-7pm on Wednesday, 15 August, with student-led tours operating until 6.15. Two other important things happening around Good News Lutheran College include: Academic Scholarships Good News Lutheran College will be

offering Academic Scholarships for children entering Year 7 and Year 9 in 2019. Students, both currently enrolled at GNLC and those attending school elsewhere, are invited to sit an academic examination on Saturday, 8 September. The scholarships will be awarded based on a competitive examination conducted by GNLC in conjunction with ACER. Written applications are due by Friday, 31 August and further details can be obtained by contacting the College on 8742 9000. College Musical The College’s talented array of musicians and singers will be on display when the curtain rises on ‘Lost in the Music’ for just two nights on the 10th and 11th of August. A showcase of songs from some of our favourite musicals, the production will also feature a 2.30pm Saturday matinee (11 August) when it plays at Altona City Theatre. Tickets are available through flexischools.com.au

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Indian precinct plan in disarray By Charlene Macaulay A proposed Indian cultural precinct in Wyndham is back to square one after the state government disregarded a Wyndham council feasibility study into the project. The state government has called on Wyndham’s Indian and South Asian community groups to apply for a share of $1 million to build new facilities, or improve or restore existing ones, as part of a new Multicultural Community Infrastructure Fund.

The $1 million in funding would go towards local projects such as Indian and South Asian community centres and temples in the 2018-19 financial year. The funding comes more than two-and-a-half years after the state government allocated $50,000 for Wyndham council to conduct a feasibility study into an Indian precinct and $500,000 for its construction. Following consultation with more than 700 people, Wyndham council recommended that a multicultural sculpture and performing arts park be constructed at President’s Park.

This process is now dead in the water with the state government turning to the community to apply for grants through the Multicultural Community Infrastructure Fund. Wyndham mayor Peter Maynard said the council would have no involvement in the application process, or the allocation of funds, through the new grants process. Wyndham cultural diversity portfolio holder Henry Barlow added: “My personal view is, as the cultural diversity portfolio holder and being the mayor last year, I had

many people come in and many different groups coming to speak to me, seeking assistance to do a whole wide variety of things. “To pick out, like the state government did, one particular group … well, that’s their decision, [but] it’s not the way this council operates.” Point Cook resident Sudhir Juneja, who advocated for the precinct in 2015, questioned why the government gave Wyndham council money to conduct a feasibility study only to then launch the new fund. “We have wasted two years,” Mr Juneja said.

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A little girl with a big heart A Point Cook girl with a big heart is reaching out to homeless people. Seven-year-old Andi has founded an organisation named Food for Free which distributes snack packs and meals to homeless people. She has also set up Facebook and GoFundMe.com pages to help fundraise for the work she is doing. Andi said she was inspired to help the homeless after she saw people sleeping on the footpath in Adelaide, where her father regularly travels for work. She said she wanted to establish a restaurant where homeless people

could eat for free and had started out by making the snack packs to give to people sleeping rough in Adelaide. The snack packs, usually comprising muesli bars, chips, cookies and muffins, are decorated with the Food for Free mascot, a panda, which was inspired by Andi’s nickname, “Andi Pandi”. On her last trip to Adelaide, Andi also gave out hot meals to homeless people. “Sometimes, I’m a little nervous when I’m handing them out,” Andi said. “But the people say, ‘Thank you’, and one man put his hand on his heart.”

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While she distributes the food, Andi is accompanied by her parents, Rebekah and Adam Treloar, and her brother, Tex, 4. “I always like filling up drinks and handing them out,” Tex said. Mrs Treloar said they were very proud of their daughter. “She has a really big heart,” she said. See facebook.com/fantasticfoodforfree/ or gofundme.com/fantasticfoodforfree for details or to make a donation.

Three Wyndham businesses have been fined $645 each for selling tobacco to children. A Wyndham council operation earlier this month targeted 56 businesses within the municipality. The council tasked two people under the age of 18 to visit the businesses to see if staff would sell them tobacco. The youth were not allowed to lie about their age or present fraudulent identification. Wyndham safer communities portfolio holder Kim McAliney, said the council undertook random operations throughout the year to see if businesses were complying with their obligations under the Tobacco Act. “While it is very disappointing that on this occasion three businesses sold cigarettes to children, it is encouraging that the vast majority of the businesses tested complied with the law,” Cr McAliney said. “This is a reminder to all Wyndham businesses to inform their staff of the importance of asking for ID when selling tobacco. “It’s important that when it comes to something as serious as selling tobacco to children, that everyone is on the same page in protecting the health of our community.” More information: wyndham.vic. gov.au/services/local-laws-permits/ laws-permits-businesses/ tobacco-advertising

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here are so many things happening at 45 Princes Highway that, as the Two Ronnies used to say, they are too humorous to mention. They are, but let me give it a go. One councillor is appealing a court decision, two others are under investigation for possible conflict of interest, one is canvassing public opinion as to whether he should run for Parliament and another is bleating on about too many private schools in the area. The Bold and The Beautiful scriptwriters must be so jealous. Itâ€™s our very own daily soap opera. Meanwhile, council is developing plans to become the epicentre of the waste to energy industry. Holy steaming piles of whatever! Our council is speaking rubbish. That is not unusual, but this might actually make some dollars and sense (sic). Wyndham might be the home of a $320 million facility, with our council talking to Geelong and other local government bodies about the possibilities. It is certainly worth investigating, but our council needs to remember it is not an entrepreneur. Previous councils have tried and failed for

numerous reasons. I canâ€™t see this council being any better at it. Regarding the court appeal, when you plead guilty, you must expect to cop your right whack and move on. Many believe this councillor got off lightly. What part of â€˜noâ€™ donâ€™t you understand? used to be an amusing T-shirt slogan. It is now the question directed at the two councillors ignoring their peers and going overseas to be part of a judging panel. Suffice to say, it is not a good look. Should a councillor run for state Parliament? Yes, but only if it comes at no cost to the ratepayers. For future reference though, if you make a commitment to people, see it through to the end before eyeing off other opportunities. Too many non-government schools are being built in Wyndham according to one councillor. Of course there are, and they are building them so the classrooms are empty and the grounds bare. Read earlier in this column where I talk about council not being entrepreneurs. The defence rests. â–

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More than 4000 families have been given a helping hand in the five years since the Wyndham Breastfeeding Drop-In Centre opened its doors. The centre will celebrate its birthday in the first week of August, World Breastfeeding Week. The centre, which is operated by maternal child health nurses and lactation consultants, is a free service based at the Sister Rita Douglas Centre, 42 Vincent Crescent, Werribee. Itâ€™s open Monday to Friday from 1.30-4pm.

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Wyndham residents are being encouraged to get their gardening gloves ready for a National Tree Day event on July 29. It will be held at the Heathdale Glen Orden Wetlands, 115 Derrimut Road, from 9.30am to noon. Details: www.wyndham.vic.gov.au or catherinechrystie@wyndham.vic.gov.au FOR BREAKING NEWS, VISIT Web: starweekly.com.au Wyndham Star Weekly @WyndhamStarWkly @star_weekly

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Cool change in Wyndham market By Charlene Macaulay Wyndham’s hot property market is cooling down, new industry data reveals. The Real Estate Industry of Victoria’s median house price figures for the June quarter show that Wyndham house prices have largely plateaued in the three months to June 30, with only marginal price increases and decreases across most suburbs. The biggest change was a 2.5 per cent price increase in the Hoppers Crossing median to $565,000, followed by smaller price increases

in Werribee (up 1.3 per cent to $508,000), Truganina (up two per cent to $582,000) and Wyndham Vale (up 1.3 per cent to $487,000). Median price decreases were recorded in Point Cook (down 0.5 per cent to $707,000), Tarneit (down 2.4 per cent to $575,000) and Williams Landing (down nine per cent to $685,000). YPA Werribee sales manager Kirsty Cunningham said sales volumes had remained static in winter so far. Ms Cunningham advised home buyers to get loan pre-approvals before going house hunting,

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with banks tightening their lending criteria in the wake of the royal commission into the banking sector. “This is making it harder for some people to borrow,” she said. “We’re just finding some buyers aren’t as well prepared and are missing out.”

REIV president Richard Simpson said prices in Melbourne’s outer perimeter had, more broadly, continued to grow, with 2017 being a bumper year. “Despite the fall in median house prices in the June quarter, median prices are still up this calendar year for both houses and units, in Melbourne and in the regions,” Mr Simpson said. “Negative chatter about the future of the sector coupled with stronger lending controls by financial institutions has created some uncertainty and vendors need to be realistic.”

Calling young boffins Young people can enter the contest as individuals or in groups of two. There is a maximum of six entries per school. Entrants are encouraged to come up with projects that focus on creating a bright future for Wyndham. Entrants must complete an individual application form via the contest’s website and submit a three-minute video recording about their idea. A shortlist of entries will be chosen by three judges, with entrants on the list to be notified by August 31. They will be invited to compete on September 8 by displaying their models or giving a presentation to a judging panel. The judging criteria will be based on innovation, communication, creation and presentation. Details: youngscientistofwyndham.com.au/ Alesha Capone

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Young people interested in science and technology are being invited to create a winning formula. The Young Scientist of Wyndham competition will be decided at the Wyndham Tech School, at Victoria University’s Werribee campus, in September during the Wyndham Learning Festival. Students aged between 10 and 18 (in years 7 to 12) who would like to participate have until August 24 to submit their entries. The competition, which was held for the first time last year, was founded by Tarneit resident Vijisha Venkatram after she attended a Wyndham council leadership program. Ms Venkatram’s daughter, Anisha, 11, is helping to promote the competition. “All those who participated in last year’s competition had lots of fun and a lot to learn,” Anisha said.

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Long-term jobless revealed By Alesha Capone More than 1000 jobless people living in Wyndham have been receiving Centrelink payments for more than five years. Figures from the Department of Social Services reveal that as of March 30 this year, 1123 Wyndham residents had been on the Newstart or Youth Allowance for five years or longer. The postcode of 3030, which covers Werribee, Werribee South, Point Cook, Derrimut and Quandong, had 546 residents who are long-term Newstart and Youth Allowance

recipients. Only the postcodes of 3020, 3021 and 3064 – which cover areas including St Albans, Sunshine and Craigieburn – had more long-term recipients than the 3030 postcode in Victoria. The 3021 postcode topped the state, with 947 people on the allowances for five years or more. Elsewhere in Wyndham, there were 406 people within the 3029 postcode (Hoppers Crossing, Tarneit and Truganina) on Newstart or Youth Allowance for five years or more. Within the 3024 area (Wyndham Vale, Manor Lakes and Mount Cottrell), there were

145 people supported by the payments long term. In contrast, the 3027 (Williams Landing), 3211 (Little River) and 3026 (Laverton North) postcodes had a total of 26 long-term recipients between them. The Newstart allowance pays eligible people about $538 every fortnight and Youth Allowance pays between $244 to $762 every fortnight. The payments support people who are looking for work; doing approved activities; studying part-time and looking for work; or temporarily unable to work.

The Minister for Social Services, Dan Tehan said that while “welfare dependency” cost taxpayers billions, it was “an even greater cost to the people who are stuck on welfare and miss out on the sense of purpose and self-worth that a job provides”. Mr Tehan said the federal government had introduced a reform that came into effect on July 1 that required people applying for Newstart to meet an employment services provider before getting their first payment. “The Turnbull government is providing a welfare system that supports people who need the most help,,” he said.

A blanket solution This winter, spare a thought for those sleeping rough. That’s the word from Uniting Wyndham, which is calling on locals to be generous and donate new blankets for people experiencing homelessness for its annual Blanket Wyndham appeal. The organisation will host a blanket drive and community event on August 9 for Homelessness Week, which will include a sausage sizzle, kids activities and a number of Wyndham support services. Uniting Wyndham youth housing support care worker Caroline Carreno said the community donated 129 new blankets during the 2017 Blanket Wyndham drive, which were distributed to people and families who are homeless, at risk of homelessness, or experiencing financial hardship. In Wyndham, there has been a 76 per cent increase in the number of people experiencing

homelessness between 2011 and 2016, according to Census data. This year, Ray White Werribee and Loan Market Werribee have partnered with Uniting Wyndham for the blanket drive, last week delivering five car loads of new blankets and bedding to Uniting Wyndham. Ray White Werribee director Michelle Chick said her team raised $1000 by making coffees during last month’s Winter Street Party, and used the money to buy the goods. Loan Market director Doreen Lehmann said clients had also donated blankets for the cause. Blanket Wyndham will be held at Werribee’s Station Place from 3-5pm on August 9. Charlene Macaulay The Ray White Werribee team help out with the winter blanket drive. (Charlene Macaulay)

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True gentleman celebrated By Alesha Capone Hugh Vallance still does a crossword every day and believes there are “a few secrets” to living to the age of 100. “I reckon having a good wholesome breakfast is important,” he said. “[And] I’d say to keep off smoking and drinking, neither of which I do.” As the resident at Glendale Aged Care in Werribee prepared to celebrate his milestone birthday on Friday, he reflected on a life of music, sport and family. Born on July 29, 1918, in Elsternwick, Hugh Alexander Vallance moved to the west with his family when his father and grandfather bought Hansen’s Garage in Williamstown in 1926. “Williamstown’s changed since we first moved there, I don’t know if for the better,” he said. “They’re knocking down all the old houses and putting two houses in their place.” He recalls growing up surrounded by a musical family. His father played bassoon in the Melbourne Symphony Orchestra, his mother was a pianist, his aunt a singer and his brother and sister also played instruments. Mr Vallance learned to play the piano and organ and became an organist with the Freemasons in 1956 – playing at some 3300 lodge meetings across 57 years. He also spent 14 years volunteering as a pianist for the Williamstown Community Singers and a Newport senior citizens group. He married Joan in 1942 while he was serving in the army during World War II where he was posted to the 2nd Cavalry Division Army Service Corps, before being transferred to 120th Motor Transport Unit and the 146th Motor Transport Unit. Together, they had a son Daryl, four

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grandchildren and eight great-grandchildren. Joan passed away in 2001. Before and after his time in the army, Mr Vallance worked for the Commonwealth Oil Refinery, which later became BP Australia, and represented the company’s head office in mixed doubles at its annual tennis tournament. He said sport had played a big part of his life – he is a life member of the Power Street Tennis Club in Williamstown, where he

served as president for a decade, and he also played cricket for the North Williamstown Presbyterian Church. Mr Vallance will celebrate his 100th birthday with friends and family at his daughter-in-law Carole Crane’s home on Sunday. Mrs Crane, whom calls Mr Vallance “Pa”, described him as “a gentleman”. “I’ve never heard Pa say a bad word about anybody,” she said.

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Rescue bid for historic trees A new community group has launched a campaign to save what’s left of the historical Avenue of Honour and Calder Memorial trees planted along Geelong Road in Werribee. The Wyndham Community Activists Group held its first meeting last week in response to a series of tree removals at Riverwalk estate in the past 12 months, including the felling of more than 200 trees last August. In the past month, Riverwalk estate developers Development Victoria has cut down one more tree. It plans to remove two more Monterey cypress trees, which are believed to have been planted during the 1920s as part of the Calder Memorial, in memory of William Calder, the first chairman of the Country Roads Board. Group member Lisa Heinrichs said she had been in talks with the National Trust about getting the remaining Geelong Road trees added to the National Register of Significant Trees. She said that would hopefully result in the trees being added to the council’s local heritage overlay, which would give them a greater chance of being protected by being added to the Heritage Victoria register. “It doesn’t matter how many new trees you plant, you can’t replace the history,” Ms Heinrichs said. The group will meet again on August 2. Details: facebook.com/ WyndhamCommunityActivistsGroup Charlene Macaulay

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Having a ball for a good cause Werribee Mansion’s The Refectory was transformed into a winter wonderland earlier this month for the Wyndham Business and Tourism Association’s latest fundraising extravanganza. A fire twirler, an ice queen on stilts, tango demonstration and swing band The Pearly Shells entertained ball-goers at the WBTA’s annual Winter Wonderland Ball. Under the guidance of YPA auctioneer James Risos, the charity auction broke a fundraising record, bringing in $8108. Money raised from the auction has been directed to the Cousins Crusade Appeal, set up to support three children from Wyndham’s Tantaro family who were all born with Duchenne muscular dystrophy, a hereditary – and fatal – condition. The money will be used to fund overseas treatments not available in Australia. Members of the Tantaro family attended the night and grandmother Sue said she was overwhelmed by the support. “We were very grateful,” Ms Tantaro said. Organiser Tonia Tribe said the WBTA chose to direct funds to the family after reading about their plight in Star Weekly. “We felt we could make an immediate and genuine difference to the family,” she said. “No one could read that story and not be touched by what’s going to happen.”

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Wyndham households will receive smaller household waste bins during the next two years as part of a council plan to divert 90 per cent of the city’s waste from landfill. From now on, residents who order new kerbside garbage bins will receive 120-litre bins instead of the yellow-lidded 140-litre bins currently used by most Wyndham households. The new bins will sport red lids, in line with those of most other Victorian councils. The 140-litre bins already in use will be successively replaced with the 120-litre bins during the next two years. The move will reduce waste collection across the city by 1.4 million tonnes every year. Wyndham council environment and sustainability portfolio holder Heather Marcus said the smaller kerbside garbage bins would help the council achieve its goal of diverting 90 per cent of waste from landfill by 2040. “The red lid bins will only be rolled out to people who order a new one or require a replacement, while the older yellow lid bins will be slowly replaced,” Cr Marcus said. The council has reduced the cost of its green bin collection service to $75 per year and is offering discounts on worm farms and compost bins to encourage residents to sort their waste more appropriately. “Almost half of the waste found in Wyndham garbage bins can be composted, so these discounts will help support residents in freeing up space in their garbage bins,” Cr Marcus said. The council has released recommendations for the collection and treatment of waste – including waste baling and creating a waste to energy plant – following a three-week European tour by council representatives.

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Werrribee cannabis pair jailed By Alesha Capone A man and woman have been sentenced to jail after police discovered 132 cannabis plants at a Werribee house last year. In the County Court last month, Cuong Thanh Nguyen, 25, pleaded guilty to one charge of cultivating cannabis not less than a commercial quantity. The court heard Nguyen was living in Treeve Street when he helped set up and maintain a cannabis crop between August 28 and November 6 last year.

Police executed a warrant at the house and found Nguyen and a woman, Anh Thi Duong living there. Nguyen, originally from Vietnam, had overstayed his visa and was remanded in custody after being arrested. The court heard that Nguyen was motivated to help maintain the cannabis crop to help his older brother repay a gambling debt. Judge Christopher Ryan sentenced Nguyen to three years imprisonment with a minimum of two years before being eligible for parole.

Judge Ryan said it was “inevitable” that Nguyen would be deported from Australia after serving his sentence. In a separate hearing last month – also presided over by Judge Ryan – Duong, 27, pleaded guilty to possessing a drug of dependence. Judge Ryan said that Duong had no part in setting up the cannabis crop, but she had lived at the property with Nguyen “in order to provide to the outside world a sense of normality about that residence”. The court heard that Duong, who has two

children, was left with no source of income and lost her rental accommodation after her husband was sentenced to three years jail in 2016. A “ubiquitous stranger” had approached Duong and offered her the chance to live at the Werribee house before the cannabis crop was set up there. Judge Ryan sentenced Duong to 18 months jail with a non-parole period of 12 months. Nguyen and Duong have both spent 234 days in pre-sentence detention while awaiting trials.

Writer in fond farewell Werribee writer and poet Barbara Goulter is entering a new chapter of her life, leaving the area she has called home for almost two decades to move back to the United States. Goulter, 85, moved to Werribee in 1999, with her now late husband Vic, an Australian she met in San Francisco. She said she had recently made the “long and hard decision” to move back to the US to be closer to her three sons, grandchildren and her first great-grandchild. During her time in Werribee, Goulter has been an active member of the Western Union Writers group. She has published several books and is perhaps best known for 1993’s The Father-Daughter Dance, which she wrote with psychotherapist Joan Minniger. While she lived in San Francisco, Goulter reviewed films for the San Francisco Chronicle, was an associate editor of Film Buff magazine

and organised film festivals, with a focus on Japanese films. She said that she would take all her “unfinished manuscripts” back to the US in the hope of finishing some of them. She said there were many things she would miss about Werribee after she flies this week to the US, where she plans to live in Los Angeles. “I had a very happy time in Werribee and I can’t think of anywhere I would have rather been,” she said. “I really like Werribee and I like the fact that you can drive for five minutes and be in the country or drive to the water, and I love the zoo. “I’ll miss so much – the people I know, the writer’s group. “I like the climate, I just like the look and feel of the place – it has become home.” Alesha Capone

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Cash boost for social housing By Alesha Capone Wyndham council has been given a $200,000 grant to work towards boosting the amount of social housing within the municipality. The grant, announced by the state government last week, comes from its Social Housing Investment Planning program, which provides councils with funding to plan new social housing in their regions. Wyndham council will use the funding to develop policies to support the growth of

social housing, identify suitable land for social housing and establish a forum to work with the government and housing agencies on delivery. The council’s director of city life, Jenny McMahon said the grant would help it to improve the provision of social housing in Wyndham, particularly in growth areas. “In particular, it will help strengthen council’s policies in support of increasing the quantity and quality of social and affordable housing,” she said. “Despite being home to one of the most affordable local housing markets in

Victoria, there is an extreme lack of affordable housing in Wyndham. “The latest Census data showed that Wyndham had 720 people experiencing homelessness and that the number of people living in severely overcrowded housing had increased by 139 per cent to 565 people. “There is a need for social housing to be located in areas close to amenities like activity centres, public transport and community facilities.” Ms McMahon said the council was

collaborating as well with the Wyndham H3 Alliance, a partnership of health, housing and homelessness services – including housing association Unison – to help create more social housing. Werribee MP Tim Pallas welcomed the Social Housing Investment Planning grant being allocated to Wyndham council. “We need to grow social housing in Wyndham and I’m delighted the Victorian government has awarded this grant to assist council to plan for future growth,” he said.

Doug joins a classy club Doug McQualter is feeling ace after scoring below his age during a game of golf at the Sanctuary Lakes Club. In golf, an “age shooter” – someone whose score matches or beats their age – is a rarity. Mr McQualter, who is 85, scored 81 while playing at the Lakes’ 18-hole course earlier this month. He said he achieved the score while playing with a group of veterans, aged 55 years and above, who visit the Sanctuary Lakes course every Monday. “It’s my best result for about 20 years,” he said. “Bloody oath – I want to break 80 next.” Mr McQualter said he believed there were a couple of reasons behind his great score – one being his new set of golf clubs, which are all the same length. As well, Mr McQualter, who swims and goes to the gym two to three times a week, has recently started doing some different

weight-lifting exercises to help strengthen his arms. Mr McQualter played his fist game of golf at the age of 15, at the Royal Park Golf Course, with his friend, Bob Dennison, whom he still regularly tees off with. “I’ve played golf ever since,” Mr McQualter said. “Golf is a game you can play through your whole life – it keeps you mentally and physically fit. “It’s a game where age is no barrier, your ability is no barrier and your sex is no barrier. Having a handicap means everyone can be competitive.” Alesha Capone

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Growing concern for farm future By Charlene Macaulay Increasing water access, protecting farmland and supporting the viability of farming are the main ingredients needed to strengthen food production at Werribee South’s market gardens and the wider Melbourne foodbowl, a new report has recommended. The report, written by the University of Melbourne for the Foodprint Melbourne group, calls on the state government to adopt and tighten policy to secure the future of farming on Melbourne’s fringe. It noted that in Werribee South alone, plans to build a youth detention centre and to construct a new container port – neither of which have come to fruition – threatened the future of farming in the area. “Multiple expansions of the city’s urban growth boundary since its introduction have led to significant losses of farmland, and the weakening of green wedge regulations has allowed a wider range of land uses in the green wedges, increased land fragmentation and made it more difficult to farm in the region,” the report states. “This has undermined stakeholder confidence and certainty in the future of Melbourne’s green wedges and peri-urban areas, limiting investment by farmers and government in the region. “Concerns about water availability and pressures on farm viability add to the challenges for farmers on Melbourne’s fringe.” However, the report also found that growing consumer interest in sourcing locally grown fresh produce and increasing demand for ethical and sustainably produced food from smaller-scale producers on Melbourne’s fringe has provided new

Werribee farmland is under increasing threat from urban pressures. (iStock)

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All sports of winners By Goya Dmytryshchak A project aimed at getting young people with mental or physical disabilities involved with sports clubs across Melbourne’s west has been recognised with a Melbourne University award for excellence. The Inclusion Partnership Project, which resulted in publication of Sports for Everyone: A Guide to 360° Inclusion for Young People in Sport, is a partnership between the university and Hobsons Bay Community Fund. Eighteen students have worked over three

years with Hobsons Bay and Wyndham councils, parents and representatives from more than 20 clubs to develop the guide to help empower people aged 12 to 18. The postgraduate social work students are based at the West Footscray office of Compton Green. Sarah Eicher, an international student from Michigan, said the inclusion guide – just one aspect of the three-year project – was improving lives. “The Sports for Everyone guide serves as a living document that draws from various

theories of inclusion and offers actionable ways to enhance inclusive practices in sporting clubs,” she said. “The guide has acted as a catalyst for change by raising awareness of the importance of inclusion and sharing personal experiences.” The project won the University of Melbourne Award for Excellence in Engagement – Teaching. The guide is available online. Project students Vincent Chen, Xiaojing Zhao, Maddy Hams, Chitrangana Tiwari, Sarah Eicher and Matthew Dellosa. (Damjan Janevski)

Artists in the frame Artworks by more than 35 artists who have a disability or mental illness are being displayed as part of an exhibition at Pacific Werribee. The artX Wyndham (formerly KarnivART) show, an initiative of the genU organisation, will be held until Sunday, July 29. genU chief executive Mike McKinstry said the organisation supported people who experienced disability or mental illness “to live their best life”. “artX artX provides an important platform for participating artists to have their work seen by a wide audience, which is a big step in the professional development of all artists,” he said. Works featured in the exhibition, which is sponsored by MatchWorks with support from Wyndham council and Pacific Werribee, will be available to buy during the event. Wyndham Vale resident Callum Sampson 27, has a painting featured in the exhibition.

Sampson said the inspiration behind his painting was a family trip to Yarrawonga, during which he saw a lake that had been drained, showing several tree stumps. “I like to paint with lots of colour, especially sunsets,” he said. “I have been involved with three art exhibitions now and have sold all of my artwork. “I am very excited to see my artwork on display at Pacific Werribee, along with all my fellow artists from genU.” The exhibition is near the entrance to Myer between Swarovski and Duff’s Jewellers. Alesha Capone

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Suburbs in electorate switch By Charlene Macaulay Williams Landing, Laverton and parts of Point Cook have been cut from the seat of Lalor following an Australian Electoral Commission redistribution of Victorian federal electorates. The new-look Lalor will encompass Werribee, Werribee South, Hoppers Crossing, Little River, Mambourin, Cocoroc, Manor Lakes, Wyndham Vale, Tarneit and parts of Point Cook, Truganina, Mount Cottrell and Eynesbury. Williams Landing (south of Federation

Trail), Laverton and a large chunk of Point Cook (from Hacketts, Sneydes and Point Cook roads) have been moved to the seat of Gellibrand. A redistribution was conducted because 131,058 voters were enrolled in Lalor under the existing boundaries – more than 10 per cent above the current enrolment quota of 106,954 for Victorian electorates. Lalor MP Joanne Ryan stressed that the changes would not impact residents until after the next federal election. “If people still need assistance with federal

issues, they can still come here [her electoral office] until after the election,” she said. She said the area was under-represented in Parliament and the changes would right that. “I’ll still be talking and representing Wyndham more broadly, so I’ll still be a voice for Williams Landing,” she said. “Where do I feel the crunch the most? Laverton, which now moves completely from Lalor into Gellibrand. That makes absolute sense in terms of local government area, but I’ve been connected to Laverton for over 30 years because I worked there, talked there.”

Bob Fairclough, from the Point Cook Action Group, said the group opposed the changed boundaries because they would effectively split Point Cook between Lalor and Gellibrand. But he said that Gellibrand MP Tim Watts had offered to meet the group, which he considered a positive step forward. “We’re a little bit concerned that we have to go to two representatives on issues, rather than one,” he said. “[But] I think we’re going to try and make the most of the situation.”

A whole lotto winners The owner of Hudsons Lotto & Dry Cleaner in Werribee says he is delighted to have sold two TattsLotto division one prizes in the past 10 months. Peter Grey said it took the winner of the latest prize, which was drawn on July 14, three days to come forward. The winner, who wants to remain anonymous, was one of six division one winners across Australia who each received $672,883.61. Mr Grey said the Werribee winner’s 36-game QuickPick entry was not registered to a Tatts card, so officials had no way of contacting them until they came forward. Mr Grey said he was the one who informed the customer of their win. “It was great when the customer came in because they had no idea, so I got to break the news,” he said. “The customer is very valued at the store, so we are really happy for them.

“We will definitely be celebrating at the store. We have decorations up already. “It is brilliant – it is the second division one prize we’ve sold in 10 months. “We have also sold about eight division two prizes this year – can’t wait to have some more wins.” Alesha Capone

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Swim safety rewarded AquaPulse has again received a statewide award recognising its dedication to safety around water. The Hoppers Crossing swim centre received the Watch Around Water – Facility of the Year gong at this year’s Aquatics & Recreation Victoria (ARV) Industry Awards, repeating last year’s win. AquaPulse is a Wyndham council facility managed by Western Leisure Services (WLS). WLS chief executive Bruce Mackay said the staff at AquaPulse and WLS “felt a strong sense of shared achievement” after being presented with the award. He said AquaPulse had implemented strategies to promote safety as soon as families entered the centre.

“Upon entry, children of different age groups receive different coloured wristbands, which communicate to all of our team members, including our lifeguards, the level of supervision which is required by that child’s caregiver,” Mr Mackay said. Mr Mackay was presented with a Recognition of Outstanding Contribution to the Aquatics and Recreation Industry award. Mr Mackay, who has worked in the industry for more than 25 years, said he was “proud, honoured, delighted and humbled to accept the award and grateful to Wyndham City Council and the board of Western Leisure Services for their support and belief”. Alesha Capone

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Jay’s gift of life By Goya Dmytryshchak The family received the letter before Christmas. Brad Clucas said he has no doubt his mother has since pored over it many times quietly with a cup of tea. Two years ago, Brad’s younger brother, Jay, died after battling depression. The 32-year-old tradie had been going through personal issues. Jay was on life support for four days at Footscray Hospital where his family learnt he was an organ donor, a decision they felt privileged to honour. Brad said Jay had been the life of the party and would always make sure other people were OK. His organ donation may have helped upwards of 12 people. The letter was their first thank you received from a recipient of one of his organs. “It was one of immense gratitude,” Brad said. “We all read it before Christmas and the recipient was saying that they didn’t really know how to start writing the letter but eventually wrote two or three paragraphs. “Ultimately, it was just, the gift from Jay, they were extremely appreciative of and really grateful for the sacrifice that he made. “It meant everything to mum. “I’ve no doubt mum quietly sat here with a cup of tea and remembered a lot of things, but not only tears of sadness but tears of joy and immense pride in Jay. “We talk too much about TV celebrities or football people being heroes but when you’re really saving lives – people who are donating organs, paramedics, etcetera – they’re people that are the heroes. “We all at times go through just periods of sadness and loss and you never forget, but you

Brad Clucas with a picture of his brother Jay. (Joe Mastroianni)

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The Werribee Cup will open the Werribee Racing Club’s new season. (Joe Mastroianni)

Werribee off and racing It may still be cold outside, but the Werribee Racing Club is gearing up for a season of fillies, fashion and fun. The club will launch its 2018-19 season in style next month with a cocktail event. The season opener will be the Werribee Cup – complete with fashions on the field and a special garden pavilion – on December 9, but racing club manager Ashley Baker said the fun would begin in late September during the quarantine period, where members of the public can pop down to the track every morning and see horses competing in the Spring Racing Carnival complete their track work. “It is shaping up to be one of the biggest quarantine seasons on record and, in exciting news from Japan, high-class gallopers Chestnut Coat and Sole Impact have both been entered

for the Caulfield Cup and Melbourne Cup and are likely to head to Werribee,” Mr Baker said. “The first shipment from Europe will arrive mid-September with trainers Charlie Appleby and Ed Dunlop likely to head back Down Under. Racing Victoria are also hopeful last year’s Melbourne Cup-winning trainer Joseph O’Brien will return with a team of runners.” The club will also host its annual International Breakfast with the Stars on November 1, offering people a chance to rub shoulders with leading horse owners and trainers. The launch will be held from 6-7.30pm on August 9 at the Werribee Racing Club. Places are limited for this free event. To register go to bit.ly/2uAlLwF before August 3. Charlene Macaulay

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And while it’s the perfect way for tourists to get a view of a wonderful city, it’s also ideal for reminding Melburnians of what’s right on their doorstep. The Floating Winter Chalet is available until August 31. Enjoy an intimate two-person flight for $350 or a flight for a group of six for $370 (a little over $61 per guest). Bookings are only available online: me l b ou r ne s t a r.c om /e x p e r ie nc e s / winter-chalet/

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As Mayor I rarely shop at businesses outside of Wyndham. I want to encourage you to think of someone you know who has a local business. Do you think they’d like to promote their business by becoming an exhibitor at a Wyndham City event? Because we’re one of the fastest growing areas in the state, Wyndham is also home to some of the most vibrant events in the West. Over 35,000 people attend our five major events which are part of a diverse events calendar. Council’s City Events team certainly dedicate themselves to producing unique and engaging events that appeal to the whole community. We therefore welcome all expressions of interest from groups and businesses who wish to get involved with these events. We are currently seeking applications for exhibitors and food vendors for our upcoming Children’s Week Picnic and State Rose & Garden Show events. We will also soon be seeking applications for Australia Day 2019 and Fromage a Trois Cheese Festival 2019. To see our full list of opportunities and for more information or to apply - go to www.wyndham.vic.gov.au/ events-experiences/wyndham-citysmajor-events/exhibitor-food-vendorapplications. You can also contact our City Events team on 9742 0902 or events@wyndham.vic.gov.au Regards, Peter Maynard

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MY WYNDHAM Greig Donald is junior co-ordinator of the Tarneit Football Club. This month he was voted the winner of Captains of Community Program, run by Tarneit West Village to recognise residents who give up their time for others. He talks with Alesha Capone.

The first year I got involved in junior football was when my son, who has ASD (Autism Spectrum Disorder) and ADHD, started Auskick. I coached there for three years and last year was my last year there. That’s where I started my love of junior football, I’ve also done a level one coaching course. In 2016, I brought my son down here (the Tarneit Football Club) to play football, and in 2017 I joined the committee and became the junior co-ordinator. The volunteer work that I do, I can spend 25, 30, 35 hours a week. I’m often down here at 6.45am on Sundays setting up. But it’s not a long day when you’re doing something which you love.

It’s a very family-friendly club, welcoming and for all abilities. It’s about getting as many kids down here as possible. They may not all have done Auskick or had much experience playing football, but they can come down here and play and get better. It’s all about building a good juniors program. One thing I noticed was the first time we came down, I just brought my son to play footy, I didn’t know how he would go with autism, but they were so welcoming. What I like most is watching the game and seeing the kids play, knowing that all your hard work in the background has led to this. To see that, to see the kids on the ground, all the hard work and time away from your family, it’s worth it.

What do you enjoy about volunteering as the Tarneit club’s junior co-ordinator?

Have you received any other awards, apart from the Captains of Community Program one?

There are only about six of us on the committee, we all help each other, such as with the canteen, or setting up for the seniors. My son plays in the under-11s and he’s loving it. I suppose that’s why I’ve stuck with Tarneit and joined the committee.

I did get awarded Clubman of the Year (by Tarneit Football Club). I don’t do it for the awards, but it was good to get it. I was chuffed, because it means people recognise the work you do. You’ve got to have a love and passion for what you do.

(Joe Mastroianni)

How did you get involved in football?

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Five groups are competing for approval to establish a major shopping complex in Werribee. Four applications are for sites around Hoppers Crossing while the fifth is for an extension of the Werribee Central area.

The Werribee Unit of the State Emergency Service has received only $256 from the State Government during the past two years and is facing problems meeting its expenses, according to a council report. Werribee councillor Pat Goodwin is outraged by the report and said the State Government is neglecting the volunteer rescue group.

Wyndham council is developing a strategy to curb a growing trend of problem gambling affecting the city. The council’s social development co-ordinator, Mr Scott Trembath, said the council was concerned at the impact that electronic gaming machines (EGMs) were having on the city and the amount of money leaving Wyndham through them.

Wyndham’s desperate shortage of GPs and allied health professionals continues to worsen, experts have claimed. Latest figures from the Westgate General Practice Network show Wyndham’s GP-to-population ratio is one for every 1700 residents.

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The Multiple Sclerosis Community Visitors Scheme is seeking a Maltese speaking female and an English speaking male to join its program to visit an elderly lady and gentleman in aged care facilities in Werribee. ■ 9845 2729 or volunteer@ms.org.au

Werribee Orchid Club Winter Show

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In this fun and relaxed workshop, create your own version of the most famous portrait in the world; Leonardo da Vinci’s Mona Lisa, using coloured pencils. Saturday, July 28, from 2-6pm at the Old

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Wyndham Vale parkrun is a free weekly 5km timed run, jog or walk which takes place every Saturday from 7.45am, starting from Presidents Park, McGrath Road, Gate 3, Wyndham Vale. Register in advance by 6pm on the Friday before your first parkrun event. ■ www.parkrun.com.au/register or www.facebook.com/wv.parkrun

Pruning demonstrations

Victoria State Rose Garden Supporters will be holding pruning demonstrations on July 28 at Victoria State Rose Garden, Werribee Park from 9am. Attendees can then work with VSRGS members to prune the garden’s roses, followed by morning tea. Entry is free. ■ Neil, 0450 659 993 or Margret, 0419 007 382 the Werribee Racing Club Function Centre, starting at 6.30pm. Guest speaker will be 2017-18 Rotary International president Ian Riseley. Tickets are $85 and include a two-course meal, pre-dinner drinks and entertainment. RSVP by August 5. ■ www.trybooking.com/book/ event?eid=389704

Shire Office, 49 Watton Street, Werribee. The class is $85 with all materials provided. ■ artist@michelleripariart.com

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The powerful and uplifting Madiba the Musical is a soul-stirring celebration of visionary leader Nelson Mandela. The epic show pays tribute to the charismatic icon and activist while exploring the struggles, racial conflicts and divisions behind his unyielding crusade for reconciliation in South Africa. We are giving away two double passes for the Wednesday, October 3, 7pm performance, valued at $179.80 per double pass. madibamusical.com.au To enter, click on the WIN tab at starweekly.com.au and follow the prompts. Entries close at 11.59pm on Sunday, July 29, 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 direct by the prize supplier and within seven days of the winners being drawn.

Check out wonderful displays of orchids, demonstrations on repotting and orchid culture and buy your own orchids at the Werribee Orchid Show, which will run July 28 from 9am-4pm, and July 29 from 10am-2pm, at the Italian Sports Club, 601 Heaths Road, Werribee. $5 entry. ■ Jenny, 0418 135 819 or email secretary@werribeeorchidclub.org

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CONSIDER THE SAUCE Kenny Weir finds an old favourite back with force Vietnamese tucker is pretty much the heart and soul of western suburbs food. Yet so deeply interwoven is it into all our lives, it’s a bit easy to take it for granted. Not that we don’t eat it regularly and even weekly. We do. But when it comes writing and posting about it, well not so much in recent times. So it gives me giddy pleasure to wax enthusiastically, passionately about Co Thu Quan. The original version of this eatery was tucked away in Little Saigon Market, becoming one of the victims of that institution’s sad, fiery demise. Now – after opening branches in Richmond and the CBD – they’re back! There have been changes. The original Co Thu Quan was all about snack-style street food. This new place, done out in dark wood and all abuzz with zippy, cheerful service, has a vastly expanded menu. Instead of light snacks there’s a plethora of noodles, salads, vermicelli, rice, soups and much, much more. And it’s all – or almost all – cheap, cheap, cheap. Think under $15. And while you can order pho here, there are so many other glittering, intriguing choices, it would be folly to do so. Here, by their many dozens, are dishes you’ll not find elsewhere in Footscray or the west.

CO THU QUAN Address: Shop 11-12, 10 Droop Street, Footscray Phone: 9689 1451 Hoi an chicken rice ($12) is a simple, light, refreshing and superbly enjoyable take on the universal chook/rice combo. There’s a lot more shredded chicken atop that rice than the photo suggests. Clear shrimp dumplings ($10) are wobbly parcels stuffed with shrimp and ground pork. They’re fun to eat, but a tad shy of the flavor explosions I was anticipating. Nat enjoys slurping on his water spinach crab noodles ($12). Immersed in its chicken broth and freshwater crab paste are rice noodles, pork and crab meatball, pork sausage, fried tofu, tomato, water spinach, congealed pork blood, topped with fried shallot and green onion; tamarind sauce on the side. For me, Vietnamese crab noodle soup is an uncharacteristically rash choice. It costs $27 – a ridiculous amount to pay for a single bowl of soup noodles. But I utterly adore it and have no regrets. Fresh crab of this quality is usually only consumed in communal settings, so I revel in my singular enjoyment of the chunky shellfish bits. But just as good is the hearty, delicious chook/crab soup in which the tapioca noodles, a single prawn and fresh mushrooms happily swim.

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We plan on spending much time in the rest of the year exploring Footscray Co Thu Quan and its exciting, inviting and extensive menu.

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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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DISCOVER YOUR BRAND NEW HOME AT HEATHGLEN RETIREMENT VILLAGE TODAY With new and refurbished units to choose from you are sure to find a home to suit you at Heathglen Retirement Village. Situated right across the road from Pacific Werribee Shopping Centre, Heathglen provides the lifestyle of ease and convenience you’ve been looking for. Our brand new units are now complete and ready for you to move in but don’t wait, with prices from $390,000-$415,000* and our refurbished units from only $255,000-$330,000* these units won’t last long!

Choose your way to retire with more ways to buy, call us today to find out more or to book a tour of our new display on 03 9742 9000 Heathglen Retirement Village, 2 Glendale Court Werribee VIC 3030 Heathglen.com.au * Pricing and availability advertised are correct at the time of printing but are subject to change without notice. Information about the services and facilities provided in the village is correct at the time of printing but may change as the needs of residents change. Photographs are for illustrative purposes. Some images may depict items not provided by Lendlease within the units such as furniture and other decorative items. June 2018. Published by Lendlease RL Realty (NSW) Pty Ltd ABN 27 138 535 823.

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1300 008 555 | mywindermere.com.au Windermere Sales Gallery 275 Greens Road Mambourin DISCLAIMER: The content of this document was produced prior to ﬁnal planning approval and commencement of construction and is indicative only and subject to change and approval. The information, plans, images and artists’ impressions of the site, depictions of dwellings, landscaping, nearby amenities, proposed public infrastructure, public areas, reserves and streetscapes contained in this document are intended only as a guide and are not to be relied on as representative of the ﬁnal product. The proposed amenities and infrastructure shown may not form part of the vendor’s development site. The proposed amenities and infrastructure may be subject to change, and may not be developed or available at the time of completion or at all. Land only lots are for sale. Purchasers will be required to comply with construction and design requirements in relation to dwellings on the land and will be required to obtain approvals from the vendor’s Design Review Committee as well as all applicable planning and building approvals.

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igers Clubhouse offers traditional pub fare that is quality-driven and value-for-money. It’s the perfect place to go with the family for a meal. The kids are well looked after with free kids packs and there’s secure play equipment on-site. And there are lots of menu options for all palates and age groups. Come the weekend, entertainment becomes a real focus. With more than 6000 members, this great spot has free live music every Friday and Saturday night, ensuring the good times are always rolling. Rhys New, general manager of this ever-evolving venue, says ‘Tigers’ maintains an environment in which all guests will be entertained, experience exceptional service and have a great time. Open since 2001, Tigers Clubhouse – the official social club for the Werribee Football Club – is open every day of the year. Membership benefits include discount on food and beverages, buy one bet one free meal deals on Monday’s, birthday rewards and shows and events discounts. “Right now we have great entertainment on,” Rhys says. “It’s a good opportunity to get out of the house in the winter months when we all tend to hibernate a little. “It’s warm and cosy, and we are constantly improving the venue to make it really welcoming. We are unique in that we focus on live entertainment.

“We source really great acts that have a broad appeal, so it’s a nice place to have a meal and sit back and listen to some great music every weekend. “Sunday afternoons are really popular. A lot of families come by and get a hot meal and listen to some music and let the kids have a play.

It’s a good opportunity to get out of the house in the winter months when we all tend to hibernate a little “We also regularly host tribute bands, cover bands, themed events , singles nights, rock ’n’ roll parties and kids’ events to make sure we have something for everyone. Check out our website (below) to see what is coming up.” Functions are very popular at Tigers Clubhouse. With capacity to cater for 10 to 100, functions at the Tigers Clubhouse are fun and offer fantastic service and delicious food. “We host birthdays, milestone anniversary parties, work functions and Christmas get-togethers,” Rhys says. “It’s all possible.” Tigers Clubhouse, 70 Old Geelong Road, Hoppers Crossing. Opens 9am-5am Monday-Saturday and 10am-3am Sundays. Inquiries: 9974 6900 or visit tigersclubhouse.com

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Thomas Carr College, 35 Thomas Carr Drive, Tarneit. Inquiries: 8734 2444 or thomascarr.vic.edu.au

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Thomas Carr Day, during which students display their talents in front of the entire school community at Thomas Carr’s Got Talent.” Students compete in a weekly sports program and major swimming, athletics and cross-country carnivals. Competitions in chess and public speaking also take place throughout the year. The college has had an ongoing relationship with the Malaya Borneo Veterans Association since 2001. “This provides students with the chance to attend various remembrance services and to represent both the college and the Malaya Borneo veterans at the annual Anzac Day March in Melbourne’s CBD,” Dr Watson explains. “Students may also take on responsibility through the numerous student leadership positions available. “Joining the Student Representative Council and becoming house, college and vice-captains are other chances to demonstrate leadership.” Thomas Carr College continues to develop facilities that ensure students have the very best in technology and equipment for excellent extra-curricular programs.

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homas Carr College Principal Dr Andrew Watson says the college is a welcoming, friendly community where each person is valued and spirituality nurtured. The Catholic co-educational year 7 to 12 school is located in the growing suburb of Tarneit. “In the spirit of Archbishop Carr, young men and women are encouraged to strive for excellence according to their individual gifts,” Dr Watson says. “To encourage our students to pursue their gifts and talents, they are able to engage in a wide variety of extra-curricular activities.” Thomas Carr has an extensive music and drama program. Ensemble options include brass, woodwind, flute and clarinet, along with jazz, intermediate and senior concert bands and choir. Opportunities to perform in front of audiences and showcase their talents are available to students on a number of occasions throughout the year. Students perform in various college musicals and drama productions. “This year, the college presented The Addam’s Family over three nights in the new Father Moran Performing Arts Centre,” Dr Watson says. “Each year in May, the college celebrates

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oint Cook Senior Secondary College has grown from a start-up with 100 students in 2008 to being a fine school for years 10 to 12 with more than 850 students enrolled. The school, a great springboard into further study for its students, places a strong focus on extension classes, specialist programs and specialised one-on-one career counselling. Information sessions for interested

involved in assessing VCE examinations and understand the requirements for those units of study. “As a consequence we are able to tailor student education and study around what they really need to know to achieve the best outcomes possible, which has been a huge advantage for our school. “This is a unique difference of ours. We see it as professional development and really encourage our teachers to undertake the exam training.” With an extensive leadership program at the school to imbue students with tools for a successful life, together with the ASPIRE program – an accelerated program for motivated learners seeking challenge – and an extensive year 10 work experience program, Point Cook Senior is a fantastic place to help ensure your “senior student” is on the road to a successful future thanks to motivated teachers focused on success.

Most of our teachers are involved in assessing VCE examinations parents whose children are currently in year 9 and looking to transition will be held on August 8 from 7pm. Principal Christopher Mooney welcomes those looking to know more about the college’s successful educational initiatives. Specialised programs have resulted in students finding success in their chosen pathways and include the Select Tertiary Admissions Master Program (STAMP), with a focus on mathematics, science and commerce/law and VET network courses offering TAFE certificates in areas such as sport and recreation, building and construction, music, automotive diesel, hospitality, fashion and make-up. The STAMP program has been running successfully for six years, with Mr Mooney saying last year’s STAMP students did incredibly well. “Last year, 100 per cent of students

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Principal Christopher Mooney with Transitions Coordinator Isobel Hawkins and year 12 students Zach, Maddie, Neil and Kyla. (Mark Wilson)

enrolled in that course attained entry into the tertiary program of their choice, which was a great achievement for the students and their hard-working and dedicated teachers,” he says. “Our information sessions are coming up and we encourage families to come along to learn how we can support your children’s academic goals.”

Mr Mooney says the key to the college’s academic success is the dedication to staff training. “I ensure our teachers have access to innovative professional development opportunities that will improve student outcomes,” he says. “In fact, most of our teachers are

The year 9 into 10 transitions information evening will be on Wednesday, August 8, from 7pm. Information packages, enrolment forms and additional information regarding course counselling days will be provided. Phone consultations are available for parents unable to attend. Point Cook Senior Secondary College, corner Boardwalk Boulevard and Bergamot Drive, Point Cook. Inquiries: 9395 9271, email point.cook.senior.sc@edumail.vic.gov.au or visit pointcooksenior.vic.edu.au

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eautiful jewellery, hand-crafted and including one-off pieces, is the proud signature of Duffs Jewellers. It’s a heritage built on the skill and artistry of four generations of master jewellers. Frank Duff snr started the multi-generational family business in another age, when hand-crafted jewellery was the norm rather than the exception. The Pacific Werribee store, the Duff family’s fourth, joins three others in Geelong. In an age of mass production, it’s easy to forget that a hand-crafted ring is not only possible, but also affordable – and a great option for those who have a particular original or unique design in mind. Ben Duff is a third-generation jeweller at Duffs who has studied gemmology, jewellery appraising and diamond grading to be the chief buyer for the family business. “Just like Frank, who was known for his love of travel and for finding unique gemstones from the far reaches of the world and creating unique and beautiful jewellery with them, we are still travelling and keeping that tradition alive,” Ben says. “His inspired jewellery was built around his travels. He’d be overseas, in India and Sri Lanka, and bring back exotic gems and then craft this beautiful jewellery.” It is an approach that sets Duffs Jewellers apart from its competitors. “It’s in our blood,” Ben says. “We’re overseas buying and searching for gems and gold two or three times a year. It is a tradition that runs through our family.

One of creativity, travel, creating bespoke one-off pieces and keeping up with the fashions of the day.” Boasting knowledgeable staff, some of whom have been with the business for more than 30 years, as well as Geelong’s largest selection of jewellery, Duffs Jewellers’ commitment is to provide quality products that will give many years of pleasure and enjoyment, with the assurance that the company will be there to care for your jewellery in the future.

We do it all in-house Ben recently travelled to the world’s second largest gemstone fair, in Hong Kong in June, seizing the opportunity to again search through precious gemstones, pearls and other goods from all over the world to find beautiful objects that will become part of the Duffs’ jewellery collection. “We do it all in-house,” Ben says. “We have built a team of jewellers, graders, artisans and buyers to make sure the process is seamless and – just as importantly – that the structure and integrity of the piece is crafted so it will last a lifetime.” Duffs Jewellers, Pacific Werribee. Opens 9am-5.30pm Monday-Wednesday, 9am-9pm Thursday and Friday, 9am-5pm Saturday and 10am-5pm Sunday. Inquiries: 9749 4399 or visit duffsjewellers.com.au

Duffs Jewellers staff Stephanie Zelenak, Carol Thomas and Kathi Uzunovski, the display window (Pictures: Damjan Janevski) and Duffs’ team of jewellers in the workshop. (Supplied)

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treatment based on the patient’s age, conditions and preferences. “We can provide early intervention orthodontic treatment to address the underlying causes of a developing crowded dentition through the Myobrace therapy. “For teenagers, we use the Fastbraces system to correct crowding. “For adults who do not want to wear braces and wires on their teeth, we now offer ClearCorrect aligners that can straighten teeth without braces. “Appointments can now be made directly through our website.” Angelica encourages parents to go to the Quattro Dental website to read about Fastbraces and Myobrace, two great options for children. “The Myobrace treatment addresses the muscles of the face, habits such as snoring, incorrect swallowing and thumb sucking, and their influences on the success of orthodontic treatment,” she says. “We also do cosmetic veneers, teeth whitening and more complex procedures like root canal therapy, crowns and bridges, dental implants, implant restorations and dentures. “What sets us apart is our focus on family … being committed to helping the family unit have healthy teeth and gums and being accommodating to families, which I think our patients really appreciate.” Quattro Dental, 239 Hogans Road, Hoppers Crossing. Inquiries: 9731 6555 or visit quattrodental.com.au

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Dr. Donald Chin treats a patient. (Damjan Janevski)

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uattro Dental thrives on its sense of family and a personalised approach. The practice is run by brothers Donald and Michael Chin and their wives, sisters Arlene Esmaquel and Cornelia (Angelica) Esmaquel-Chin. And, yes, they’re all dentists. As Angelica puts it: “Two dentist sisters married two dentist brothers, so it was only a matter of time before we’d go into business together. “After being in the dental profession for a collective 20-odd years, we decided it was time and we opened Quattro in 2011.” Angelica says the clinic is very relaxed. “We have a great work culture,” she says. “We work together and play together. The mood in our practice is low-key and relaxed – just the way we like it.” The family focus extends into their approach to patients. “We provide longer appointments to have a more personal and individualised approach,” Angelica says. “This means we get to welcome new patients into the practice and help them get settled. We discuss treatments and treatment options without rushing, which in turn means a more relaxed environment, low stress and high staff morale.” Each of the Quattro dentists has specific days at the practice. “We also have a few dental assistantreceptionists that co-share the same responsibilities,” Angelica says. “This allows us to have a small, intimate group that works as an efficient and happy family. “We offer many options for orthodontic

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AirAsia ensures that everyone can travel, whatever the budget “Our move to Avalon will translate to lower fares for travellers, allowing more people to fly between Australia and Southeast Asia,” he says. “We believe the time is now – and momentum is building.” Mr Giddings adds: “The less than 20-minute drive from Werribee to Avalon is virtually a straight line on a toll-free road

and Avalon’s parking is all out the front of the terminal. There’s also a dedicated SkyBus stop in Werribee. The check-in processes are efficient and luggage retrieval simple and quick. “Avalon’s international terminal is under construction as we speak and will house state-of-the-art customs facilities and simple comfort by the end of the year.

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huket, Bali, Manila, Honolulu, Amritsar, Shanghai, Jaipur, … these are just a few of the more than 130 destinations AirAsia connects to from Kuala Lumpur. By the end of the year, Wyndham region residents will be able to travel direct to KL from Avalon Airport and then easily on to these and other gems. AirAsia – voted at Skytrax World Airline Awards 2017 as the world’s best low-cost airline for the ninth consecutive year – has made it a mission to fly to cities other airlines do not. Avalon Airport chief executive Justin Giddings says this makes it an adventure for everyone. “From street food to luxury resorts, from art and culture to world sporting events, from visits back home to some of the best surf beaches in the world, AirAsia ensures that everyone can travel, whatever the budget,” he says. AirAsia’s A330 offers an array of seating options. These include Standard and Quiet Zone, as well as its award-winning Premium Flat Bed experience. The Premium Flat Bed experience has luxuries such as complimentary meals, privacy screen, duvet and pillow, and 40 kilograms of baggage, as well as access to AirAsia’s Premium Red Lounge when connecting through its hub in Kuala Lumpur. AirAsia Group chief executive Tony Fernandes believes the combination of low-cost fares and an outstanding airport makes a perfect match.

“With over 130 destinations across Southeast Asia, the Middle East and the US it is safe to say that a trip with AirAsia out of Avalon Airport will be a fantastic adventure.” Avalon Airport, 80 Beach Road, Lara. Inquiries: 5227 9100 or avalonairport.com.au

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rief counsellor Rose Merifield describes grief as “like a hole in the middle of you”. “Life is squashed to the edges – it is big and heavy and dark,” she says. Rose, who opened her Point Cook centre last year, genuinely likes people and is affected by their life stories and their humanity. “I am moved by the lives they have loved and continue to love after death – whether human or a pet,” she says. “I want people to be able to talk about death, loss, grief, pain, anguish and despair, as well as transformation. “A loss is a change and change can bring chaos and yearning for life to be the same as always. But it will never be the same again.” Rose can empathise with those experiencing grief because she has been on her own journeys through grief – but also has the professional training and accreditation to support and guide those on their own push through pain. She believes her role is to support people to find a passage through their pain and to provide information to normalise what they are experiencing. “Many in our midst struggle to understand the array of feelings that can bombard one during loss,” she says. “I provide a safe place for expression – and encourage talking over and over again, without judgment. I place no time line on grief. “Often when a loved one has died, support and comfort can be present at the

start, but then the focus dwindles and the person is still in grief. They’re not sure how to make sense of their feelings as life has changed forever. “I’m there with them in their bewilderment and help provide a safe place to explore and understand the place they are now in.”

I want people to be able to talk about death, loss, grief … Rose believes she “served her apprenticeship” as a volunteer palliative care worker for Mercy Palliative Care for four years. She has a certificate of soul centred psychotherapy from the Kairos Centre and a graduate certificate in bereavement counselling and intervention from the Australian Centre for Grief and Bereavement; is a member of the Loss and Grief Association and is a volunteer counsellor at the Jesuit Support After Suicide. She envisages her business as being a focus in the local community, helping people to walk and grow through grief and still thrive. Rose Merifield – grief counsellor, entrance C1, level 1, Health & Wellness Centre, 5 Main Street, Point Cook. Opens 10am-5pm Monday-Friday. Inquiries: 0414 536 853 or visit roselin.com.au

Grief counsellor Rose Merifield. (Damjan Janevski)

If you’re experiencing the complex and unfamiliar feelings of grief, Rose’s counselling service provides a welcoming place of respite. Together with Rose, you will gain knowledge to absorb the emotional and physical challenges of your grief, and bring a light to darkness.

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A woman’s touch in Wyndham

All of our GPs are female and most of our specialists are also women “Wyndham is full of young families and there are a lot of babies being born. With that comes the post-natal medical care … but beyond that need, there are other female-specific medical issues that many women want to treat with the help of another woman. It is as simple as that. “With that knowledge, we started building the clinic you see today, one that caters to female-specific health needs in one place and I feel it complements the Hoppers Lane practice really well. Scott says the practice specialises in women’s health including obstetrics, contraception, fertility, – even dietetics, menopause and hormonal issues. “What sets us apart is the fact we are an integrated clinic for all women’s health needs. “On-site we also have a pelvic floor

specialist and gynaecologist, perform minor procedures and offer sexual health testing and counselling services. “You can come to us and experience end-to-end healthcare, from initial consultation to diagnosis and finally, treatment. We even have pathology in-house so there is no need to make several trips to get you on your road to health.” Scott says Women’s Health Hub is a family-friendly affair, despite its name. “Yes, we are unabashedly pro women’s health and women medicine, but we are a centre for the whole family,” he says. “It often works better this way, as the lady of the house will be able to look after her children, and herself, all in the same place. Dads, of course, are welcome, too.” Women’s Health Hub bulk-bills, cares about your sensitive health needs and wants you to have the opportunity to have the female-focused care a woman can only receive from female practitioners. “All of our GPs are female and most of our specialists are also women,” Scott says. “With the population explosion in the Wyndham area, Women’s Health Hub was definitely needed and we are excited to offer this special service to our local residents. We welcome women of all ages, mothers and their families to the clinic. We are a family clinic and welcome boys and men.” Women’s Health Hub, 236 Hoppers Lane, Werribee. Opens 8am-6pm Monday-Friday and 9am-1pm Saturdays. Closed Sundays. Inquiries: 8652 5441 or visit womenshealthhub.com.au

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Women’s Health Hub is a new medical clinic in Wyndham offering women the privacy and comfort that can only come from a female-led practice. The clinic is the only practice of its kind in the west and boasts an all-female general practice staff. Chief executive Scott Vickers-Willis who owns the popular and well-regarded Hoppers Lane General Practice nearby, saw a need for a women-specific centre that catered to all female-specific medical issues. “With the population boom in Wyndham, it was clear to me there was a need for a female-focused clinic.

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The can-do business centre H

ard-working businesses need problems, including IT issues, resolved quickly and with a minimum of fuss. That’s where Telstra Business Centre Melbourne West in Hoppers Crossing comes in. A privately owned and managed business with either retail stores or business centres also in Point Cook, West Footscray and Moonee Ponds, the telecommunications/ ICT group is a licensed Telstra partner. As owners Craig Kennedy and Jason Farrugia explain, this means the business, which has been running for more than 10 years, combines the power of Telstra with the attention and care of a small enterprise. As a Telstra Total Solutions Accredited Business Partner, they believe they offer the best advice and service in the market. “We have a highly respected and experienced team,” Craig says. “We are a true whole-of-business solutions partner, able to handle all business IT, mobile and business phone systems and data accounts. “We have a proven track record of performance which has allowed us to establish long-lasting relationships with clients. “Our aim is to make life simple for our clients. We know first-hand how challenging it can be to run a business, so we want to be trusted technology and communication advisors. We help businesses make decisions based on accurate, informed, easy-to-understand information.” Jason says they understand customers

may have complex technology and communications needs not always entirely met by the Telstra suite of products. “We save our clients the time and effort of finding other IT and communications specialists to complete their projects,” Jason says. “Through our internal capability of managed IT and telephony services, we are able to cover a wide range of fields

Our aim is to make life simple for our clients such as infrastructure projects, mobile call recording, disaster recovery and application and web development. “We realise business changes rapidly. Plans developed even six months ago may no longer be appropriate. And we don’t just sell products – we listen and solve.” Aside from front and back-of-house specialists the business centres also have qualified in-house technicians who provide end-to-end solutions for any technical need – including phone systems installation and programming, cabling needs, IT architecture and project management. Craig has the final word: “Our values state we do things R.I.T.E. – respect, integrity, teamwork and excellence.” Telstra Business Centre Melbourne West, Shop 14, 428 Old Geelong Road, Hoppers Crossing. Open 9am-5pm Monday-Friday. Inquiries: 1300 659 781

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Ready to help your business with everything nbn. Nbn is coming to areas surrounding Point Cook, Seabrook, Werribee South, Featherbrook, Truganina, Altona Meadows, Laverton, Williams Landing and we are here to help your business get the most out of the new high-speed network. We can answer any questions you may have about set-up, installation, plan options and more. Make an appointment today, we can even come to you. Telstra Business Centre Melbourne West gets you up to speed on nbn in two convenient locations: Shop 14, 428 Old Geelong Road, Hoppers Crossing, Vic 3029 Phone: 1300 659 781 Or Ground Floor, 46 Graingers Road, West Footscray, VIC 3012 Phone: 1300 821 118 Email: info@telstramelbwest.com.au 12394017-SN30-18 10068225-01

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magine you are organising a European holiday, or even a holiday to some far-out destination. You want to know where to go, what to do; you want an expert a phone call away 24/7 and an itinerary that reassures you every step of the way. That’s where Mark Elevato of Elevate Travel and Cruise and his specialist knowhow come in. Mark, a personalised travel specialist, runs Elevate Travel and Cruise employing staff both here and in Sydney. He has offices in Werribee and Sydney, but mostly he visits clients’ homes – this approach is a real advantage of his business model. Over a tea or coffee, Mark figures out his clients’ requirements and gets to work creating exactly the holidays they want, on budget and with itineraries so detailed they’re akin to having a tour guide. “Some of my itineraries are over 30 pages in length. I include everything,” he says. “With the advent of online travel purchasing options, as well as chain-style travel agencies, a lot of people get confused with what and who to trust. “With destinations like Europe, they want to know where the train in Florence is, for instance, or how to get to a good restaurant when they touch down in Paris … I can offer that level of detail. “I love to travel – which is why my business is growing, together with the personal service and the fact I am available

on the phone 24/7 while you’re away.” Mark says with that with every travel package sold, his mobile number is front and centre. “Other than your house and your car, a holiday is the next biggest investment and we take that fact very seriously. “We offer personalised service with tailor-made itineraries and prices comparible to online providers, but with the benefit of support from a real person.”

Some of my itineraries are over 30 pages in length. I include everything Mark’s hundreds of happy clients invariably return for more of the same personal touch. “I have clients who have been with me for a while just say, ‘I want to go to Italy’,” he says. “I know their rough budget and tastes, their specific requirements and am able to organise the first draft of their itinerary quite quickly as I have taken the time to get to know them. This is the advantage of Elevate Travel and Cruise.” Elevate Travel and Cruise. Inquiries: 0412 711 494 or email mark@elevatetravel.com.au

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Business smarts and a winning ethos S

imon Jones & Co in Werribee is far from your average accounting firm. Far from being a crew of mere bookkeepers, Simon and his team have forged a reputation as business start-up specialists – and they want to see businesses bloom. “Our reputation for preparing individual tax returns and ensuring clients maximise their tax refunds from employment, rental

We’re not a firm that just keeps the score and small business deductions is only the beginning of a long term relationship,” Simon says. “Our team goal is to be very knowledgeable about our clients’ businesses. “We act as business coaches with our clients, undertaking extensive professional development to keep our skills at the forefront of standards and practices. “It’s our knowledge and commitment to customer service that’s contributed to our success during more than 20 years in operation. Clients come to us looking for solutions to their tax, management accounting, success planning and cashflow issues and we speak a language they understand. “We help business owners understand their numbers, improve their results and help them spend more time working on, rather than in, their business.” Simon explains that what distinguishes

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his team’s services from other accounting practices is that it goes well beyond tax compliance. “We’re not a firm that just keeps the score, but recognises that marketing can be the difference between boom and gloom for business owners,” he says. “We’ve mentored hundreds of business owners through the start-up phase. We can help with business branding and website, video or social media campaigns. We have marketing expertise that can give a business a serious competitive edge.” Simon’s client base includes building

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trades, dentists, cafes, coffee shops, medical practitioners and restaurants. Simon says he can offer western suburban business owners the same level of service and quality advice as top-tier firms do for their city clients. Beyond the general, what services do Simon Jones & Co provide? • Cloud accounting, such as XERO and MYOB. • Regulatory obligations and compliance. • Tax planning. • Insurance. • Asset protection.

• Financial planning/wealth creation. • Rental property investments. • Full service of self-managed super funds. Let the team at Simon Jones & Co take your tax time to a whole new level of innovation. Make an appointment and see what they can do … Simon Jones & Co, Suite 23, Level 1, 2-14 Station Place, Werribee. Opens 9am-5.30pm; during tax season 9am-8pm Monday-Thursday, 9am-4pm Saturday. Inquiries: 9742 3844

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here’s nothing more certain than death and taxes. So, with the arrival of tax time, funeral director Kaylene Barnard from Simplicity Funerals Werribee is urging locals to think about putting some hard-earned cash towards funeral planning. According to moneysmart.gov.au, the average Australian tax refund is $2112, with 29 per cent of that used to pay bills and another 13 per cent to pay off debt. Kaylene explains the benefits of putting a tax refund towards a prepaid funeral. “The average cost of a funeral today is about $6000 and it’s predicted that amount will be more than $13,200 in 24 years’ time, subject to inflation,” she says. “A prepaid funeral allows people to plan a funeral now and pay for it at today’s rate. “While the average tax return may not cover the full cost of a funeral, people can spread payments over three years. “Once a funeral is fully prepaid, there are no additional costs – regardless of the cost in the future.” As Kaylene says, making end-of-life decisions is never easy and planning a funeral is no exception. “The reality is there are more than 80 decisions to be made in funeral planning, all in the space of 72 hours – not to mention the added pressure of funding thousands of dollars in a hurry,” she says. “A prepaid funeral plan offers an attractive mix of benefits for locals wanting to fund their own or a dependant’s funeral costs. A tax refund is a great way to start

paying for this expense.” If you have lost a loved one, what tax issues should be considered? 1. Obtaining a deceased family member’s tax file number If you have no access to their tax file number, you will need to notify the ATO you are the authorised person. You will need to complete a “notification of a deceased

person” form from the ATO website. 2. Date of death tax return If you are the executor, you may need to complete a date of death tax return on behalf of the deceased person. To determine what forms you may need to complete, visit the ATO website. 3. Deceased estates If you are a beneficiary, there may be

things to consider when completing your personal tax return. Contact the ATO or an accountant. Simplicity Funerals Werribee, 171A Watton Street, Werribee. Opens 9am-5pm Monday-Friday, weekends by appointment. Inquiries: 9974 2100

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A blueprint for a brighter future N

umber 12 in a long line of principals since Geelong College’s establishment in 1861, Dr Peter Miller, who has headed up the school for nearly two years now, believes the college is a special place. He says it has played a role in the development of thousands of students and their families for the past 157 years. “We aim to inspire students to learn how to learn, to flourish, be innovative and aspire to futures that harness their many skills and abilities,” Dr Miller says. “But it’s not just the students who are learning; staff and parents also seek challenges and development here at college. “Our students learn to be respectful and courageous as they develop academic, emotional, physical, social and spiritual potential and prepare to be positive contributors to society through a broad range of learning experiences.” The Uniting Church day and boarding college has been coeducational since 1974, and is passionate about non-segregation. “Coeducation allows young men and women to learn how to learn and live together in a respectful environment. The real world is not segregated and, in coeducational schools, girls and boys work collaboratively, exchange ideas, learn from each other and develop greater understanding of self and others. “We seek to prepare students to be leaders who are able to connect the Christian faith, their personal spirituality and their planned contribution to our world.

Edwina Royce trying out the F1 technology challenge (left) and Angelique Atkinson and Annie Coutts doing community service in Vietnam. (Pictures: Supplied)

The real world is not segregated... While we are a Christian school, Geelong College upholds the values of freedom and choice by respecting the rights of all people to live by other faith traditions.” The school, which began with just 62 students, now has 1400 students aged between three and 18, 100 of whom are boarders. It has two campuses in central Geelong, with strong links with coastal and rural areas.

The middle school (years 4-8) was revamped in 2012 and now, in response to demand, the junior school (early learning-year 3) is receiving a significant redevelopment. Dr Miller believes the school has a blueprint for shaping an exciting and productive future. “Our Vision for Learning establishes seven key learning dimensions: Identity, Creativity,

The Geelong College a leading Victorian day and boarding school. Since 1861 we have been educating thinkers, doers and leaders, with our eyes on the future, and grounded by long-established values. We develop potential, embrace uniqueness, and work together to learn the skills and attitudes needed to live a good life. This is who we are.

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Thinking, Communicating, Contributing, Creating and Enterprising. These underpin everything we do. These are the capabilities our young people need for growing, working and participating in their communities in a changing and global society.” Geelong College, Talbot Street, Newtown. Inquiries: 5226 3111 or visit geelongcollege.vic.edu.au

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Sechi Hair Academy, a cut above Sechi Hair Academy was originally launched by its dynamic director Klara Sabotkoski in 2011 in Newport before moving to its current location within the heart of Werribee in 2012. Launched when Klara noticed the absence of registered training organisations in hairdressing and beauty therapy in the Wyndham area, like all entrepreneurs, she saw a need, filled it, and hasn’t looked back. With more than 80 per cent of graduates securing employment following the completion of the course, it is a fantastic option for those passionate about hairdressing and beauty therapy. “Sechi Hair Academy, as a registered training organisation, delivers nationally accredited qualifications in hairdressing and beauty therapy with government funded training places available to all eligible students,” Klara says. The academy’s sophisticated and inviting facilities are of the highest standard, offering family-friendly training hours with close proximity to all modes of transport. “Sechi Hair Academy ensures that all training is conducted by experienced and qualified trainers and assessors who remain current within the industry. “Training is presented as face-to-face, with a combination of classroom-based training and practical experience within our training salons. “This enables students the opportunity to gain crucial and invaluable experience in our buzzing hairdressing salon and the tranquillity of our beauty therapy salon, enhancing their employment opportunities

upon completion of their training. Sechi Hair Academy training salons offer a full range of hairdressing and beauty therapy services available to the public on Wednesdays and Thursdays at affordable prices, giving clients an excellent and economical way to receive professional treatments and services without the high expense.

From day one the students are getting hands-on experience “We pride ourselves on maintaining an ongoing rapport with our graduating students, continuing to support many who have gone on to successfully gain employment within the hairdressing and beauty therapy industries,” Klara says.

Sechi Hair Academy, Level 1, 81 Watton Street, Werribee. Opens 9am-4.30pm Monday-Friday. Academy salon is open to the public 9.15am-3.45pm Wednesday-Thursday. Inquiries: 8754 0000, email enquiries@sechihairacademy.com or visit sechihairacademy.com.au.

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Happy at home in a Werribee village F

ar from the humidity of her former Queensland home, Vicki Smith sits in the sewing room working on her latest patchwork project, a stunning double quilt. Her dog, Mr Smith, is snuggled at her feet. Residents at Federation Village Werribee since November, 2017, Vicki and Mr Smith are very happy. “I came to Melbourne eight years ago, to be near my son,” Vicki says. “Last year, I felt it was time to move out of my three-bedroom home (while I was still feeling energetic) into something a little more manageable. “I had a lovely group of friends and didn’t want to be too far from them. And I wanted a village environment”. Over two weeks, Vicki inspected a number of independent living communities. Attracted by the signage and the affordable prices, she drove into the carpark at Federation Village Werribee. “As I walked towards the office, I caught a glimpse of the pretty cottages and lovely gardens,” she says. “I had never been here before, but there was a special feeling about this place and I felt very excited.” Federation Village Werribee is an independent living community, with delightful one and two-bedroom homes nestled between ornamental trees and attractive gardens. A residential land lease community, the village offers residents their own homes, with a weekly site fee going towards maintaining the grounds and the provision of facilities including a community centre,

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Cottages and parkland and, inset, the community centre and pool. (Pictures: Supplied)

bowling green and solar-heated pool. With prices starting at $240,000, new-home buyers like Vicki can live very comfortably and have enough money left over to invest and enjoy doing the things they love. “I was soon in my repainted and recarpeted home,” she says. “I could tell

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that Mr Smith (a creature of habit) had been a little put out by the packing boxes. I worried about how he would cope with the transition, but I needn’t have because he soon settled in. “I have garden beds on three sides of my cottage and have bottled my own pears from the tree at the back. I’ve made lots

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of lovely new friends, but still meet up with the old crowd every Thursday for craft in the village community room. They love coming here!” Federation Residential Village, 2A Railway Avenue, Werribee. Inquiries: 0414 483 045

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Snug as a bug in a pair of Uggs T

here’s nothing more Australian than Ugg boots – they are Aussie icons of the highest order. Forget the copies, though– it’s only UGG Australia that can rightly claim to be the only company in the world that creates a 100 per cent Australian-made product. Company owners Luda and Roman Fishman moved UGG Australia from Brunswick three months ago and have set up shop in Laverton North. Now’s a good time to visit the new shop because if customers mention this story, they’ll get 20 per cent off all products. Aside from that, the company is quite special. Luda explains … “We’re the only Ugg boot manufacturer in Australia who owns our own tannery,” she says. “This means that all our raw materials are from Australia and nothing is imported – unlike other Ugg manufacturers, who falsely claim to be 100 per cent Aussie made. “This means benefits for our country. We buy our materials from Australian industries, such as farming, which supports local economies. And because we must adhere to the safest environmental standards in the world, we use no dangerous chemicals that cheap overseas products can.” The company, which has been in operation for 37 years, is probably best known for its various styles of Ugg boots and slippers. But, employing between 60 and 100 people, it also manufactures a range of other goodies.

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Luda and Roman Fishman with Ugg boots and, inset, the tannery. (Pictures: Supplied)

Lambswool rugs are perfect for baby nursery mats and as pram and cot liners. For the ultimate in luxury, there’s fox fur throws – big enough for a king bed. Something smaller, perhaps as a gift? How about a purse, pouch, hat or mittens? Cute, soft and fluffy Australiana toys are

made to be loved by any child – and also make a great gift for overseas visitors. For cold feet, there’s nothing warmer than a pair of fox fur Ugg boots. And for a bit of bling style, how about merino wool Ugg boots with three large Swarovski crystal buttons down the side?

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West Suburban’s community drive Introducing some of West Suburban’s loyal drivers:

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How long have you been driving for West Suburban? Nearly five years. My father has been driving for more than 30 years for West Suburban. What do you like most about driving for West Suburban? I find I’m respected by customers for the service I provide. My daughter was born recently and I even received gifts from a number of my regular customers. What makes a good driver? Know the area and support the locals. I always focus on respecting my customers and try to be helpful. Personal standards, such as uniforms, are just as important as having a clean car inside and out. What was the first car you drove for West Suburban? A Toyota Camry.

How long have you been driving for West Suburban? I was driving part-time from 1983, so more than 35 years. I have been full-time with my own car since 1985. What do you like most about driving for West Suburban? Back in the day, it was one of the most respected jobs you could have, driving corporate clients and shift workers around. I enjoy getting out on the road and meeting new people. Taxi driving is in your blood. What makes a good driver? You need to know where you’re going and always be polite on the road. If your customer has something to put in the boot, get out and help them. Go that extra distance to give perfect service every time. What was the first car you drove for West Suburban? An XD Ford Falcon. Now I drive a Camry Hybrid.

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hile the taxi industry has undergone much change in the past two years, one thing hasn’t changed a bit for West Suburban Taxis – great service. West Suburban Taxis has been servicing the West since 1954 and has remained an integral part of the local community. It provides essential transport services with a specialised approach, offering individuals and businesses alike the top service the company is well-known for. West Suburban is firm on keeping a local focus on the community it services, and sponsors local sporting groups including Williamstown Football Club, Werribee Football Club and The Melbourne Aces.

How long have you been driving for West Suburban? Nearly 34 years. What do you like most about driving for West Suburban? When your passenger gets out of the car and thanks you – that’s the most rewarding thing for me. We get to meet so many different customers on our day-to-day travels. What makes a good driver? Know the roads and best ways to go so that you can get your customer there easier and cheaper. Always be clean and respectable. It’s important to give the best service, the same way, every time. What was the first car you drove for West Suburban? An HQ Holden.

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TARNEIT 178 Riversdale Drive, 3029

HOPPERS CROSSING 1/33 Dowling Avenue, 3029

Barry Plant: 8744 8888

hockingstuart: 9731 7022

Price: $490,000 – $520,000

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Price: $395,000 – $425,000

Auction: July 28 at noon

In a prestigious enclave, bounded by Tarneit, Hogans and Shaws roads, this ideal first home is within a stone’s throw of Werribee River and near to Tarneit West shopping centre, 181 bus stop, fab parklands and quality schools. It has the popular grey-and-white colour palette and windows are dressed in practical vertical blinds. Three grey-carpeted and fitted bedrooms include the main with walk-in robe and en suite. There’s also a study. The kitchen, with expansive bench space, has abundant storage, a dishwasher and gas cooktop and underbench oven. Gas ducted heating and a split-system take care of seasonal comfort. At the side, an undercover alfresco area with grey paving looks out to a pebbled yard, with the remaining yard also laid with low-maintenance pebbles. Basic planting has been done and the double garage has remote-control.

In Cambridge estate, close to everything this vibrant suburb has to offer, including Cambridge Primary School about 350 metres away, this impeccably presented townhouse has three fitted and grey-carpeted bedrooms upstairs, along with sparkling bathroom and separate toilet. Pale floorboards anchor the spacious downstairs living hub and grey roller blinds dress windows. The all-white kitchen has plenty of white cupboards, a french-door pantry, an island brekkie bench for four, a dishwasher and 900mm gas cooktop and underbench oven. A powder room and laundry complete the ground floor. A dead-set charming courtyard is icing on the cake. Other keynotes are multiple split-systems, gas ducted heating, water tank and a lock-up garage with internal access.

MANOR LAKES 14 Bellfield Court, 3024

TARNEIT 1/5 Greenleaf Circuit, 3029

First National Westwood: 9742 5555

Ray White: 9974 0000

Price: Contact agent

Private sale

Price: $425,000 – $455,000

Auction: July 28 at 10am

Chock-full of charm and neighbouring pretty parklands, this house, on about 400 square metres in Wyndham Green estate, is a cracker for a young family or investor – the latter can expect between $400 and $440 in rental return. The first of five bedrooms and an open family room flank the entry hall, with the floorboarded living hub opening up immediately ahead. Angled ceilings above zones in the living hub add much interest, while windows are stylishly dressed. The all-white kitchen, with an island brekkie bench, has loads of storage, a gas cooktop, underbench oven and Miele dishwasher. The main bedroom has walk-in robe and en suite; it neighbours three other bedrooms, main bathroom, separate toilet and laundry. A merbau deck stretching along the side is under sails and solar panels, ducted heating and evaporative cooling are installed.

Around the corner from Tarneit West Village shopping centre, this sparkling five-year-old unit will have first-home buyers and investors taking note. It has entry to a long hallway laid with timber floorboards which heads past a study, two fitted and grey-carpeted bedrooms, main bathroom, separate toilet and the main bedroom before culminating in the living hub. The main bedroom, with an en suite, has a triple-door fitted robe. The kitchen, with plenty of cupboards in wood-grain looks, has an island bench, tiled splashback, cupboard pantry, dual-drawer dishwasher and gas cooktop and underbench oven. The neighbouring laundry has cupboards and bench. The family-meals space opens to a good-sized backyard ready for landscaping. Included are ducted heating, evaporative cooling, skylights, alarm system, downlights, water recycling system and a garage.

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TARNEIT 11 Blue Jay Crescent, 3029 Barry Plant Tarneit: 8744 8888

Price: $680,000 – $700,000

Built by the owner with an excellent eye for design, this place positively shines with good taste and fine execution. Tucked away off Leakes Road, the property is nevertheless 10 minutes down the road from Pacific Werribee and less than five from the station and Tarneit Gardens Shopping Centre. On an attractively landscaped block of about 495 square metres, the house has entry under a porch to a hallway with bulkhead and the same stunning oak floorboards as laid all through, including bedrooms.

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Against warm-white wall paint and with windows dressed in lovely sheers and roller blinds, plus numerous subtle skylights and square-set cornices, the feel of light and elegance stands out. Double doors on the hallway’s right open to a study, while the main bedroom is opposite. This has a cherry-red accent wall, a fitted dressing room and a fully porcelain-tiled en suite with dual bowl-basins atop stone, plus an enclosed two-way toilet which forms part of a powder room arrangement along the entry way. The second fitted bedroom, off the living

hub, has a glass slider to a narrow side deck edged with tropical plants. The remaining two, with walk-in robes and plantation shutters, are down a rear hallway they share with a separate toilet, walk-in linen closet and fully tiled dual-basin main bathroom. The spacious living hub, with gas log fire, incorporates a swank kitchen with a butler’s pantry, a stone-topped island bench for at least five, cherry-red glass splashback, lots of pot drawers, an Asko dishwasher and a chic Savoix-Faire 900mm cooker. Glass double sliders open from the hub to

a big covered deck, with a concrete patio to the side. The narrow backyard has a lawn space, hedging and magnolias along the back fence and a Japanese maple as a feature plant. A good-sized garden shed is tucked in a corner. This desirable property also has ducted heating, refrigerated cooling, numerous ceiling fans, a 5kW solar system and a double garage with internal access to a large, storage-rich laundry. Carole Levy 53 WYNDHAM STAR WEEKLY \ JULY 25, 2018

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30 De Havilland Circuit,Williams Landing This stylish, substantial four bedroom, two bathroom home’s 1.7m ceilings crown luxurious living and dining areas that surround superb alfresco dimensions featuring mains gas BBQ plumbing and aspects over a solar heated pool. The kitchen’s contemporary quality confirms the appeal while a theatre room and study add first class flexibility. Brand new zoned ducted refrigerated air-conditioning and heating, ducted vacuum, solar panels and double garage further complement a superlative, conveniently situated address.

1/16 Bottlebrush Drive, Hoppers Crossing Presenting as new, this extensively renovated home displays all the hallmarks set to make this a great first home or quality investment. Being positioned within walking distance of Hogans Corner Shopping Centre, quality schools & public transport means ease of lifestyle is at your doorstep.The home itself consists of three good sized bedrooms all offering new carpets & BIR’s.The living zone features large windows letting in plenty of natural light, split system heating & cooling plus separate study space or home office.

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A4 B2 C2 Auction Sat 4th August at 12.30pm BER $840,000 - $880,000 Inspect Thurs at 6.00 - 6.30pm Sat at 10.00 - 10.30am Contact Dean Caramia 0431 601 399 Nirvana Kanengoni 0449 529 256

A3 B1 C2 Private Sale Price $399,000 Inspect Thurs at 5.15 - 5.45pm Sat at 11.15 - 11.45am Contact David Lawson 0411 175 575 Richard Smith 0481 137 746

16 Stradbroke Way,Wyndham Vale Ideally located only 500m from schools, shops, public transport & beautiful parklands, this 4 bedroom, 2 bathroom family home set on a massive 610sqm allotment makes the perfect first time purchase or smart investors choice.The home itself is full of character displaying feature walls, high ceilings, an abundance of natural light & solid timber flooring. At the front of the home we have the formal lounge, separate dining & timber kitchen with walkin pantry, large stove & dishwasher.

10 Cleveland Drive, Hoppers Crossing With a recent renovation throughout this superbly located family home on 530m2 of land is close to all amenities & sits within the Cambridge School zone. Recent works include a new kitchen featuring stainless appliances & stone bench tops, open plan living with separate dining, new carpets, heating/ cooling, generous bdrm accommodation with ensuite to main, laundry opening to a spacious rear yard, large covered pergola & additional covered car accommodation.

A4 B2 C2 Auction Saturday 11th August at 12.30pm Price $440,000 - $480,000 Inspect Sat at 1.00 - 1.30pm Contact Richard Smith 0481 137 746 Darren Dodd 0419 365 947

A3 B2 C2 Private Sale Price $529,000 Inspect Thurs at 4.30 - 5.00pm Sat at 10.30 - 11.00am Contact David Lawson 0411 175 575 Richard Smith 0481 137 746

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25 WILTONVA V LE AV VA A ENUE HOPPERS CROSSING

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4 bedrooms plus study in Woodville Estate

• Proudly offered for sale for the first time • Set in the ever popular Woodville Estate and surrounded by amenities; Pacific Werribee 1km, Hoppers Crossing Train Station 1.2km, Woodville Primary 500m and Heathdale Christian College 900m • Flexible floor plan with a great balance of accommodation and living areas • Formal lounge, spacious dining, kitchen with dishwasher, rumpus room plus parents retreat • Ducted heating & 3 split systems • Established “picture book” gardens front & rear with access to Regent Street Park perfect for kids & pets • Sought after location, train station, shopping, schools, transport, parklands, cafes & more within walk dist

4A 2B 1C 1D AUCTION $570,000 - $600,000 Saturday 28th July 2018 12pm INSPECT Saturday 28th July 11.30 - 12pm

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23 Princes Highway Werribee | 9974 0922

11 JEWEL TERRACE TARNEIT 4 bedrooms plus study set in Claremont Park

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23 Princes Highway Werribee | 9974 0922

www.richardsonpg.com.au

4A 2B 2C 1D For SaLe $630,000 - $650,000 INSPECT S tu d y 28th July 1 - 1.30pm Steven Richardson 0407 445 567

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23 Princes Highway Werribee | 9974 0922

4A 2B 2C

For SaLe $445,000 - $455,000 INSPeCT By appointment

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3A 2B 2C

They Don’t Come Much Better Than This!

11.30am

WERRIBEE 148 Ballan Road

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Don’t miss out on this fantastic immaculately presented 3 bedroom property, master with ensuite and walk in robe, built in robes in the other 2 bedrooms, brick fireplace, Ta T smanian Oak timber kitchen, meals and second living area and a single lockup garage sitting on approx. 580sqm.

Saturday 28th July 11am

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PRDnationwide Werribee 2/85 Synnot Street 9742 7557 prdnationwide.com.au/w / erribee /w Michael Tu T der 0412 014 216

3A 2B 2C

Great Investment Great Location

Selling Price $385,000 - $410,000 View

Saturday 28th July 12.30pm

WERRIBEE 5 Emerald Te T rrace A great opportunity to secure this fantastic 3 bedroom property, master with walk in robe and en-suite, 2nd and 3rd bedrooms with built in robes, kitchen with stainless steel appliances, light filled meals and huge living area. Perfect for investors, first home buyers and downsizers looking for the convenience of location.

PRDnationwide Werribee 2/85 Synnot Street 9742 7557 prdnationwide.com.au/w / erribee /w Michael Tu T der 0412 014 216 michaelt@prdwerribee.com.au

4A 2B 2C 1D

HIA AWARD WINNER

Selling

WERRIBEE 17 Billeroy Wa W y

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WERRIBEE 15 Billeroy Wa W y

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Presenting the Osbourne 26 Deluxe inclusion

Price $610,000 - $640,000 Saturday 28th July 10am

home which is on display at the Harpley Estate

builder is expecting the grand opening of their

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new display in October 2019 and is willing to

2/85 Synnot Street 9742 7557

opening of their new display in October 2019 and

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lease back with a 5.2% return on your purchase

prdnationwide.com.au/w / erribee /w

is willing to lease back with a 5.2% return on

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until the new display is complete. With deluxe

Ash Ta T ylor 0407 808 233

your purchase until the new display is complete.

Ash Ta T ylor 0407 808 233

inclusions and fully landscaped gardens, believe

asht@prdwerribee.com.au

me, you won’t be disappointed. Call today!

asht@prdwerribee.com.au Call now for your exclusive viewing! 65 WYNDHAM STAR WEEKLY \ JULY 25, 2018

9742 5555

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Hoppers Crossing

When location is the Key!

Unique Home Bursting with Style & Character

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Werribee 21B Georgia Crescent

Dreams Do Come True, Luxury Living At Its Best! • Low maintenance lifestyle in the heart of Werribee • Polished concrete floors & recycled brick feature wall • Three large bedrooms, all with walk-in robes • Powder room, upstairs two-way bathroom • Open plan kitchen/meals and living space area • Hostess kitchen with expansive walk-in pantry

YPA WYNDHAM CITY 9741 7777 1 Werribee Street, Werribee 68 WYNDHAM STAR WEEKLY \ JULY 25, 2018

• Carpet & floor boards to the second level of the home • Oversized single remote garage with storage/workshop area • Alarm system and camera system • Two reverse split system units, ceiling fans • Fully landscaped gardens front and back • Expansive outdoor entertaining space with decking area

Auction

Saturday 18th August at 1pm

Price Range $530,000 - $570,000 Inspect

Thurs 6.40-7pm & Sat 11.20-11.40am Photo ID required

Contact

Kirsty Cunningham 0414 344 475 Mitch Smit 0450 913 513

ypa.com.au

Werribee 1-3 Wedge Street Plans And Permits Approved For 7-Storey Mixed Use Development • In the heart of Werribee CBD South Side • Approximately 170 metres to Watton Street • Sixty-four 1 & 2 bedroom apartments • Ranging from 51m2 to 105m2 • Four retail spaces • Two level basement car park

YPA WYNDHAM CITY 9741 7777 1 Werribee Street, Werribee

• Activity Centre Schedule 1 (ACZ1) Zoning • Prime location • Within walking distance to cafés, shops • Werribee Railway Station is close by • Short drive from the new Proposed Werribee East precinct • Vacant possession

Private Sale Expressions of Interest Inspect

By appointment Photo ID required

Contact

James Risos 0450 733 302 James Antonio 0401 889 248

ypa.com.au 69 WYNDHAM STAR WEEKLY \ JULY 25, 2018

AUCTION THIS WEEK

Hoppers Crossing 53 Cumming Drive

Superb Opportunity In A Superb Location • Immaculately presented and perfectly located • Just minutes away from great public and private schools • Pacific Werribee SC and public transport close by • Easy freeway access • Master with ensuite and walk-in robe • Multiple living areas include formal lounge and dining

YPA WYNDHAM CITY 9741 7777 1 Werribee Street, Werribee 70 WYNDHAM STAR WEEKLY \ JULY 25, 2018

• Kitchen with quality appliances & plenty of space • Open plan kitchen/meals and family living arrangement • Two other bedrooms with built-in robes, central bathroom • Double oversized garage • Reverse cycle ducted heating/refrigerated air conditioning • Seated on a generous 623m2 block

Auction

This Saturday at 12pm

Price Range $560,000 - $590,000 Inspect

Sat 11.30-12pm Photo ID required

Contact

Tony Vercher 0421 734 414 Tayla Brunato 0424 267 675

ypa.com.au

Werribee 3 Montpellier Drive

Extraordinary & Positive Family Home • 9ft ceilings, decorative cornicing, ceiling rosettes • Tasmanian Oak timber kitchen, large tiled meals area • Large formal lounge and formal dining room • Master with full ensuite & WIR, central spa bathroom • Three other generous bedrooms all with built-in robes • Massive rumpus room approx 7.2m x 4.5m

YPA WYNDHAM CITY 9741 7777 1 Werribee Street, Werribee

• 900mm Miele SS cooktop & electric oven, ASKO dishwasher • Ducted heating, refrigerated cooling, alarm system • Double remote garage with rear access • Massive entertainment area brick paved, powered workshop • Automated sprinkler system, electric shutters • A picturesque establishment on approx 825m2 land

Private Sale $800,000 - $880,000 Inspect

Thurs 6-6.20pm & Sat 10.40-11am Photo ID required

Contact

Bassam Tofaili 0411 449 821 James Antonio 0401 889 248

ypa.com.au 71 WYNDHAM STAR WEEKLY \ JULY 25, 2018

Werribee South 76 Duncans Road Proposed Plans For Medical Centre • A corner allotment on the South side of Werribee • Approximately 750m to Werribee Station • Proposed plans for a medical centre • With 4 consultation rooms and 14 car spaces • Proposing under Section 1 Use (no plan permit req) • In arguably the best location of Werribee • Close to the Activity Centre Schedule 1 Zoning • Across the road from Werribee Secondary College • A short walk from Werribee CBD & Synnot Street • The home showcases 3 bedrooms with walk-in robes • Central bathroom • Formal lounge • Formal dining • Sun room • Gas heating • Rear yard access

Private Sale $1,100,000 - $1,200,000 Inspect

Sat 10-10.20am Photo ID required

Contact

James Risos 0450 733 302 James Antonio 0401 889 248

Werribee 16 Latham Street Dream First Home Or Investment! • Immaculate presentation throughout • Three bedrooms • Master bedroom includes ensuite and walk-in robe • Remaining two bedrooms fitted with built-in robes • Brand new carpet and new window furnishings • Formal front lounge room • Open plan kitchen including gas appliances • Meals area boasting timber floating floor boards • Ducted heating throughout • Air conditioning unit in lounge • Tandem enclosed carport • Large backyard with a garden shed • Located within short distance to schools • Close to public transport • Werribee River walking trails close by • Close to Werribee Pacific Shopping Centre

3 Auction

Saturday 18th August at 12pm

Price Range $430,000 - $460,000

YPA WYNDHAM CITY 9741 7777 1 Werribee Street, Werribee 72 WYNDHAM STAR WEEKLY \ JULY 25, 2018

Inspect

Sat 2.20-2.40pm Photo ID required

Contact

Tony Vercher 0421 734 414 Melanie Simmonds 0449 119 577

ypa.com.au

Werribee 11/16-18 Russell Street Classy South Side Gem • Low maintenance lifestyle property • Suiting a first home buyer, investor or downsizer • Convenient location • Walking distance to Werribee central • Close to public transport and all amenities • Easy access to freeway • With loads of extras • A good sized bedroom with built-in robes & ensuite • Open plan living arrangement • Well appointed kitchen • Outdoors the low maintenance experience • Remote control access to secure parking area

Private Sale $280,000 - $300,000 Inspect

Sat 1-1.20pm Photo ID required

Contact

Michael Wilson 0410 730 718 James Antonio 0401 889 248

Hoppers Crossing 15 Waterloo Court Period Perfection On 1156m2 • Located in the popular estate of Derrimut Heath • Five spacious bedrooms with built-in robes • Master with fitted walk-in robe and ensuite • Central bathroom with spa bath & double shower • Open plan kitchen/meals & family living arrangement • Stunningly renovated kitchen with SS appliances • Spotted Gum timber floors throughout • Expansive formal lounge upon entry • Decked entertaining area overlooking the backyard • Solar heated inground pool • Laundry with extensive storage space • Outdoor bathroom with shower & toilet, 2nd laundry • Enclosed outdoor living room with full kitchen • Double remote garage • Fully landscaped gardens both front and back • Ducted heating & evaporative cooling • 5kW solar panel system, alarm system

Private Sale Expressions of Interest

YPA WYNDHAM CITY 9741 7777 1 Werribee Street, Werribee

Inspect

Thurs 6-6.20pm & Sat 12-12.20pm Photo ID required

Contact

Kirsty Cunningham 0414 344 475 Mitch Smit 0450 913 513

ypa.com.au 73 WYNDHAM STAR WEEKLY \ JULY 25, 2018

Werribee South 847 Duncans Road Paramount Dream Opportunity - 3173m2! • The largest single-title, single-residence property • Located 37km from the CBD (30min freeway drive) • With more than a 77m frontage • Set among market gardens • 1915 former school residence • A 5-room home (kitchen, lounge and 3 bedrooms) • Original hardwood flooring throughout • There are over two-dozen mature beautiful trees • Views of Port Phillip Bay, and Melbourne CBD • Mt. Dandenong in the east & the You Yangs in the west • Zoned Intensive Agriculture C • A wide range of options (STCA) can be undertaken

3 Auction

Saturday 5th August at 1.30pm

Price Range $870,000 - $950,000 Inspect

Sat 10-10.20am Photo ID required

Contact

Kirsty Cunningham 0414 344 475 Bassam Tofaili 0411 449 821

Werribee 302 Tarneit Road Potential, Position & Premier Property • Situated on a large allotment of approximately 650m2 • Formal lounge upon entry with ceiling roses • Master bedroom with ensuite and walk-in robe • Remaining bedrooms all with built-in robes • Central bathroom • Renovated kitchen with brand new SS appliances • Meals area, large rumpus room • Massive pergola and outdoor entertaining area • A separate decked area • Double remote garage with rear access • Ducted heating and evaporative cooling • Alarm system • New carpet throughout • Solid timber floor boards throughout • Abundance of storage space • New curtains

3 Auction

Saturday 4th August at 1pm

Price Range $595,000 - $645,000

YPA WYNDHAM CITY 9741 7777 1 Werribee Street, Werribee 74 WYNDHAM STAR WEEKLY \ JULY 25, 2018

Inspect

Sat 1.20-1.40pm Photo ID required

Contact

Kirsty Cunningham 0414 344 475 Mitch Smit 0450 913 513

ypa.com.au

Werribee 8 Watergum Court Sophisticated Living, Unprecedented Views • Almost 50 squares in total • Four oversized bedrooms • Master bedroom offers access to a separate alfresco • Large walk-in dressing room, hotel-style ensuite • Central bathroom with bath tub & oversized shower • Adjoining powder room & powder room downstairs • Two family areas, kitchen with walk-in pantry • Built-in bar including Vintec fridge to the dining area • Study/gym • Separate laundry with WI linen & incredible storage • Fully landscaped gardens that require no maintenance • Two separate outdoor areas with sound system • Hydronic slab heating, refrig cooling & gas heating • 7.5kW solar system, water tank, surround sound system • Outdoor sky lights, electric blinds • Tinted double glazed windows all around • Double remote garage, rear access for 3rd car space

Expressions of Interest Close 31st July

Hoppers Crossing 27 Marlborough Crescent

Central Splendour! • Four bedrooms • Formal lounge and dining • Polished timber floors • Large kitchen and meals area • Established gardens, 537m2 approx • A huge garage with space for 2 cars

Inspect

By appointment Photo ID required

Contact

Kirsty Cunningham 0414 344 475 James Antonio 0401 889 248

Werribee 12/22 Ventosa Way

Walk To Werribee CBD, Schools & Parklands Auction

Saturday 4th August at 11am

Price Range $480,000 - $520,000 Inspect Contact

Wed 5.40-6pm & Sat 10-10.20am Photo ID required Harry Singh 0406 871 722 Catarina Bozzo 0405 857 895

YPA WYNDHAM CITY 9741 7777 1 Werribee Street, Werribee

• Two bedrooms • Low maintenance courtyard • A central bathroom • Kitchen, lounge, tiled meals area • Single car garage • Currently rented at $1,200pcm

Private Sale $345,000 - $365,000 Inspect

Sat 12-12.20pm Photo ID required

Contact

Michael Wilson 0410 730 718 James Antonio 0401 889 248

ypa.com.au 75 WYNDHAM STAR WEEKLY \ JULY 25, 2018

THE TRUSTED NAME IN REAL ESTATE

A 1B 2C

Auction: Saturday 4th August at 11:30AM

A 1B 3C

Auction: Saturday 4th August at 2:30PM

Hoppers Crossing - 10 George Greeves Place

Hoppers Crossing - 1 Hyslop St

Walk to Schools & Shops!

In the Heart of Hoppers Crossing

The well-designed floorplan offers 3 bedrooms, a central bathroom, a spacious living area and an open plan kitchen & dining room. The kitchen is complimented with an abundance of stone benchtop space, plentiful storage & quality stainless steel appliances. Take advantage of the adjoining large pergola for your entertaining!

Situated on a generous 587m2 (approx) rectangular block, this property has superb potential. Benefit from close proximity to Pacific Werribee Shopping Centre (950m approx), St Peter Apostle School (254m approx), Mossfiel Primary School (691m approx), and only a short distance to Hoppers Crossing Train Station (1.6km approx).

View: Thursday 26th July 5:30pm - 6:00pm & Saturday 28th July 2:00pm- 2:30pm

View: Tuesday 24th July 5:30pm- 6:00pm & Saturday 28th July 11:00am- 11:30am

Glen Wilson, M: 0410 454 034, E: glen@benlor.com.au Rhiannon Speranza, M: 0407 845 065, E: rhiannon@benlor.com.au

Glen Wilson, M: 0410 454 034, E: glen@benlor.com.au Mathew Heywood, M: 0428 903 394, E: mathew@benlor.com.au

A 2B 2C

For Sale: $625,000 - $645,000

A 2B 2C

SOLD: FOR A GREAT PRICE

SOLD Manor Lakes - 3 Grovedale Way

Hoppers Crossing - 269 Morris Road

Exceptional and Beautiful.

Massive & Majestic on Morris- 731m2 (approx)

Built by Metricon Homes is this beautiful modern family home located in the Manor Lakes Estate. Consisting of 4 bedrooms (master with luxurious ensuite). There is an abundance of living space throughout, offering open plan family/meals area separate lounge area with a built in bar overlooking the decked alfresco.

This beautifully presented federation influenced home has four bedrooms & two separate living spaces. The elegant front living area boasts Victorian charm featuring a bay window, fireplace & adjoins the formal dining room. Boasting a large open plan kitchen, pergola, in ground swimming pool, ducted heating & refrigerated cooling.

View: Saturday 28th July 11:00am- 11:30am Brandon Changtime, M: 0411 683 438, E: brandon@benlor.com.au Jay Radbourne, M: 0422 280 465, E: jay@benlor.com.au

benlor.com.au | 175a Watton Street, Werribee | 9741 6333 76 WYNDHAM STAR WEEKLY \ JULY 25, 2018

Glen Wilson, M: 0410 454 034, E: glen@benlor.com.au Alex Fabretto, M: 0405 243 641, E: alex@benlor.com.au

THE TRUSTED NAME IN REAL ESTATE

A 2B 2C

Auction: $570,000-$610,000

A 2B

For Sale: $500,000- $520,000

Werribee - 11 Strathford Court

Werribee - 16 Richmond Crescent

Size Does Matter!

Reap the Rewards on Richmond

Situated on a generous 566m2 (approx) block in a tree-lined quiet court is this immaculately presented home. Fully renovated and comprising of 5 bedrooms (master bedroom is a kingsize suite complimented with a luxurious ensuite & walk-in-robe). Provincial influenced kitchen and two large separate living areas (including Theatre).

Situated on a 543m2 approx corner block is this newly renovated home. With close proximity to Werribee Town Centre, Train Station & Schools, this home delivers a lifestyle of convenience. With plentiful windows, the natural light-filled home delivers 4 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms and an open kitchen/dining/living floor plan.

View: Wednesday 25th July 5:30pm- 6:00pm & Saturday 28th July 12:00pm- 12:30pm

View: Saturday 28th July 11:00am- 11:30am

Glen Wilson, M: 0410 454 034, E: glen@benlor.com.au Alex Fabretto, M: 0405 243 641, E: alex@benlor.com.au

Glen Wilson, M: 0410 454 034, E: glen@benlor.com.au Emanuel Mikasinovic, M: 0490 895 824, E: emanuel@benlor.com.au

A 1B

For Sale: Contact Agent

A 2B 2C

For Sale: Contact Agent

Werribee - 79 Silvereye Crescent

Wyndham Vale - 1 Brighton Avenue

Fantastic home ready to move into

Brighton Up Your Life

Comprising of 3 bedrooms, 1 bathroom, front lounge area and open plan dining room with natural sunlight beaming through. The kitchen features gas appliances, plenty of storage and ample bench space. Outside there is an enclosed pergola area, three great sized garden sheds and approx 3mtrs side access.

Unique, Sophistication, Style & Class are words that describe this property. This architectural marvel with massive street appeal is situated on a North East 624m2 (approx) corner block in the tree-lined Wyndham Green Estate. Features Granite benches to kitchen, Polished Cement & Hardwood Flooring, ducted cooling & more.

View: Saturday 28th July 12:00pm- 12:30pm Brandon Changtime, M: 0411 683 438, E: brandon@benlor.com.au

View: Saturday 28th July 1:00pm- 1:30pm Glen Wilson, M: 0410 454 034, E: glen@benlor.com.au Alex Fabretto, M: 0405 243 641, E: alex@benlor.com.au

benlor.com.au | 175a Watton Street, Werribee | 9741 6333 77 WYNDHAM STAR WEEKLY \ JULY 25, 2018

1/33 Dowling Ave. Hoppers Crossing 3A

AUCTION THIS SATURDAY AT 12PM! This beautiful low maintenance home is located within the Cambridge Primary School zone and only a short 350m (approx.) walk to the school and only a short 1.4km (approx.) to Pacific Werribee Shopping Centre. Inspections are a must!

Auction 28th July 2018 12pm

Inspect Sat 11:30am-12pm Photo ID Req

Price $395,000 - $425,000 Contact Samantha McCarthy 0431 712 899 Hannah Waerea 0416 119 795

7 Hawkesbury Road. Werribee 3A

AUCTION THIS SATURDAY AT 11AM! This well thought out, neat and tidy residence has everything the entertaining family could need with a huge mancave with built-in bar, a double car carport with outside cooking utilities/BBQ area and extra storage space throughout. This home is a must see! Auction 28th July 2018 11:00am

Inspect Sat 10:30-11am Photo ID Req

Price $459,000 - $504,000 Contact Samantha McCarthy 0431 712 899 Hannah Waerea 0416 119 795

hockingstuart.com.au

78 WYNDHAM STAR WEEKLY \ JULY 25, 2018

12 Bourke Crescent. Hoppers Crossing 3A

596 (approx)m2

With everything at your door step in the heart of the Mossfiel Estate, this home offers practicality and a versatile floor plan that anyone would surely enjoy! Outside offers an abundance of space while inside has been recently refreshed and features modern fixtures including bamboo floors, quality appliances and more! Auction 4th August 12:00pm

Inspect Sat 1:45-2:15pm Photo ID Req

Price $520,000 - $560,000 Contact Samantha McCarthy 0431 712 899 Hannah Waerea 0416 119 795

1 Barrow Court. Hoppers Crossing

8 Mount Eagle Way. y Wyndham Va y. V le

434 (approx)m2

Located in a quiet cul-de-sac in the Cambridge Primary School Zone, this home is perfectly positioned close to Pacific Werribee & local parks offering low maintenance living. This home is sure to impress even the pickiest of buyers making inspections a must! Auction 18th Aug 2018 12:00pm

Inspect Sat 1:30-2pm Photo ID Req

Price $490,000 $525,000

Contact Samantha McCarthy 0431 712 899 Hannah Wa W erea 0416 119 795

560 (approx)m2

Set on an impressive 560m2 (approx.), this great family home offers spacious living and an abundance of opportunity located close by to Iramoo Primary School, Wyndham Va V le Primary School, Haines Drive Reserve and public transport. Inspect Auction 28th July 2018 Sat 12:30-1pm Photo ID Req 1:00pm

Price $400,000 $440,000

Contact Samantha McCarthy 0431 712 899 Hannah Wa W erea 0416 119 795

hockingstuart.com.au

79 WYNDHAM STAR WEEKLY \ JULY 25, 2018

21 Peppermint Cres. Wyndham Va V le

8 Bower Drive. Hoppers Crossing

560 (approx)m2

Positioned on a corner allotment, this ultramodern and luxurious home offers a renovated kitchen with stone benchtops and Heller appliances, a grand outdoor entertaining area, two spacious living zones, an open plan design and side access for extra vehicle accommodation. Private Sale

Price Inspect Contact Agent Contact Agent

Contact Samantha McCarthy 0431 712 899 Hannah Wa W erea 0416 119 795

Centrally located within walking distance to Pacific Werribee, local parks and a short drive to Werribee Train Station, this home has the potential to subdivide (STCA) and offers an open plan design with the bonus of a sun room. Auction 11th August 11:00am

Inspect Sat 3-3:30pm Photo ID Req

Price $500,000 $550,000

Contact Samantha McCarthy 0431 712 899 Hannah Wa W erea 0416 116 795

10 Summer Court. Ta T rneit

7 Joybells Crescent. Ta T rneit

674 7 (approx)m2 74

Spectacular family living in the sought after Seasons Estate. Large 674m2 (approx.) block with four bedrooms, 2 bathrooms, multiple living zones, double garage, side gate access, large pergola, perfectly manicured, low maintenance gardens. Call Andrew Conte to inspect today. y y. Auction 11th Aug 2018 2:00pm

Price Inspect Sat 10-10:30am $695,000 $735,000 Photo ID Req

hockingstuart.com.au

80 WYNDHAM STAR WEEKLY \ JULY 25, 2018

Contact Andrew Conte 0413 236 222

2.5 B

706 (approx)m2

Sophisticated, Spacious and Functional home in Cambridge School Zone. Large 706m2 (approx.) block with subdivision potential (STCA). Four bedrooms 2 and a half bathroom, multiple living zones, double garage, side gate access, large pergola, perfectly manicured gardens. Call Andrew Conte to inspect today. y y.

Auction 11th Aug 2018 12:00pm

Inspect Sat 11-11:30am Photo ID Req

Price $600,000 $660,000

Contact Andrew Conte 0413 236 222

1/5 Odessa Court. Werribee

15/22 Ve V ntosa Way. y Werribee y.

293 (approx)m2

Neat and stylish, you will be impressed by this low maintenance home in a quiet cul-de-sac location with a fantastic entertaining area to enjoy with your friends and family. y Parks, public transport, local schools and so y. much more are all within walking distance. Auction 4th August 2:00pm

Inspect Sat 1-1:30pm Photo ID Req

Price $400,000 $440,000

Contact

172 (approx)m2

Positioned in a quiet location amongst a friendly neighbourhood, this neat and tidy residence is the pinnacle of low maintenance living. Local amenities including Wyndham Central College, Galvin Park Reserve, Werribee Train Station and much more are all within walking distance! Private Sale

Samantha McCarthy 0431 712 899 Hannah Wa W erea 0416 119 795

Inspect Sat 2-2:30pm Photo ID Req

Price $345,000 $375,000

Contact Samantha McCarthy 0431 712 899 Hannah Wa W erea 0416 119 795

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11 Fink Court. Hoppers Crossing

4+ A

556 (approx)m2

1225 (aprx)m2

Located in the highly sought-after Cambridge Estate, this character filled residence offers an abundance of space throughout and featuring a fully self contained bungalow to the rear.

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REALESTATE EQUITY INVESTMENT TRUST THE LARA PROPERTY DEVELOPMENT SYNDICATE TRUST (RECEIVERS APPOINTED) ARSN 094 623 515 (‘REIT’)

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(IN LIQUIDATION) ACN 145 830 851 (‘Timeline’) 490 FLINDERS AVENUE LARA VIC 3212 Title Vol 09660 Folio 387 (‘the Land’) FEDERAL COURT OF AUSTRALIA, VICTORIA MATTER NO: VID820/2017 The court-appointed Receivers of REIT and the Liquidators of Timeline are calling for any party who considers that it has a claim against REIT and/or the Land, to prove their claim. Details of all claims and documents evidencing the claim are to be provided to the Receivers by 17 August 2018 in order for the claim to be considered in the process of the distribution of the proceeds from the sale of the Land. If the party also considers that it has a claim against Timeline, it should also provide details of that claim and any supporting documents to the Liquidators. The claims should be made in an affidavit which sets out the basis on which the party asserts any claim and exhibits all of the documents that support the party’s claim(s). Claims and supporting documentation are to be provided to: Daniel.rigg@bdo.com.au or C/-BDO, Level 11, 1 Margaret Street, Sydney NSW 2000.

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TARNEIT 17 Lucia Avenue, Sunday 29th July, 9am-12 noon. "Bargains for everyone".

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WERRIBEE 284 Greaves Street North, Saturday 28th July 9am-2pm. Moving Sale. Huge Range. No Early Birds!

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WERRIBEE 33 Carter Avenue, Sunday 29th July, 9am-4pm. Moving Overseas. Books, h/hold items, furn etc. No early birds.

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WERRIBEE, 24 Wynhdam Street. Sun 29th of July. 9am-2pm. Downsizing, lots of bargains. Everything must go!

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WERRIBEE 63 John Street, Saturday July 28, 9am-3pm. *EVERYTHING MUST GO, ALL OFFERS CONSIDERED* Used & new items, kitchenware to toys, books, garden-ware and general household goods!

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Garage Sales

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WERRIBEE SOUTH 9/50 Catamaran Drive

2BR

$335pw

WERRIBEE 1/31-33 Deutgam Street HOUSES

2BR

$295pw

POINT COOK 41 Coastal Promenade

4BR

$600pw

POINT COOK 33 Broadstone Way

4BR

$600pw

POINT COOK 9 Positano Way

5BR

$530pw

TARNEIT 24 Cobram Street

3BR

$390pw

TRUGANINA 462 Morris Road

4BR

$380pw

WILLIAMS LANDING 37 Waterways Boulevard

3BR

$380pw

TARNEIT 21 Melville Street

4BR

$375pw

TARNEIT 22 Josebury Road

3BR

$370pw

WYNDHAM VALE 19 Balcombe Drive

4BR

$370pw

WYNDHAM VALE 5 Aporum Avenue

3BR

$360pw

TARNEIT 15 Gretel Way

4BR

$360pw

POINT COOK 25a Caledonian Way

3BR

$350pw

WYNDHAM VALE 8 Merri Street

3BR

$330pw

WYNDHAM VALE 54 Valewood Drive

3BR

$330pw

WERRIBEE 78 Songlark Crescent

3BR

$320pw

WERRIBEE 2 Hogan Grove

3BR

$295pw

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Italian Sports Club of Werribee, Heaths Road on Friday 10th of August 2018 at 10:30am.

Adult Services

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Phone - 1300 Escort 1300 372 678. 24hrs/7 days. swa4281be.

Adult Services

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48 Davies Avenue, Sunshine North 9364 0770 SWA6566B

POLE SAW PRUNER Echo, 3.8m extended height, VGC, $450. 0413 333 549.

Health And Fitness

0419 330 275

Home Services

Struggling with the ironing, help is on the way, let us do it for you. Free pickup & delivery. Dry Clean, Quality Ironing. Quality Assured. Quick turn-around. Call Adina on 0408 343 293.

Tuition

A TEACHER Available for tutoring. Maths, Science, Chemistry, Chinese, Japanese. Call 9483 0831 or 0418 871 203.

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HOPPERS CROSSING Furnished room in shared home, exclusive area, WiFi, no bills, bond. $190 per week. Phone: 0423 350 899.

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Cleaning Contract

Guaranteed takings of $2,600 pw. General cleaning contracts avail with leading brand company Cheap As Chips. Current operators currently taking in excess of $3,500 per week. Husband & wife teams welcome. Training Available. This is a business Opportunity. Call: 9826 1111 or 0415 326 685.

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Tuition specific for essays, SACS and final exams. Every year serious students enter medicine, dentistry, pharmacy, law etc. Call: 9315 7597.

CLEANER Carpet Steam cleaner, earn up to $3000 p/w. Training available. Work in your area. Call 9826 1111 or 0415 326 685

2 X FULL TIME POSITIONS ARE AVAILABLE Reporting to the Service Manager, You will be Responsible for carrying out Inspections and repairs to New & Used trucks and commercial vehicles, Possess a Current HR Licence & Certificate III in Heavy Vehicle Mechanical Technology.

EXPERIENCED & QUALIFIED TRUCK DRIVERS, SPRAY PAINTERS, PANEL BEATERS & ESTIMATORS Are required for a large car and truck repair, towing and transport family business in the inner West for immediate start.

Phone: Eddie 0418393967.

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Off-target Werribee rues a frustrating day

Tigers deliver at last By Lance Jenkinson

“That’s added to the frustration, because as much as we let ourselves down in a few areas, if we had’ve kicked straight we still Werribee endured a frustrating day at the could’ve pinched it,” Sodomaco said. “It office in a 27-point defeat to the Northern was just one of those days.” Blues in the Victorian Football League at Sodomaco was best-on-ground for Avalon Airport Oval on Sunday. Werribee, the skipper capping off a strong Down in nearly all facets, Werribee could outing with two goals – the only Werribee not reach the heights of a week prior when player to kick multiple goals. it caused a boilover win against Essendon. Sam Collins, with 25 disposals and 16 Disappointed Werribee captain Michael Sodomaco described it as a “letdown” after marks, shone in the back half for Werribee. Collins is getting rave reviews at every such an emotion-stirring win in the previous ground he turns up to and is widely tipped game. to be back in the AFL system next year. “Overall, we were just that five per cent Sodomaco joined the growing list of off with everything we were doing,” he said. names to endorse a speedy return for “It’s frustrating because we felt we had a Collins. good chance to win that game.” “How he’s not on an AFL list is amazing,” The signs were there early that Werribee he said. “It’s phenomenal that we’ve had was a little bit off its game. the chance to have him at the club this The players were making elementary year. errors that had knock-on effect to all parts “Someone has to draft him. He’s taken of their game. 70 more marks than any other player in “It was a bit of skill execution, a bit of the competition this year and that’s just defensive stuff, a bit of ball movement, a outrageous numbers.” bit of contest stuff – it was just across the Tom Gribble was tough on the inside with board,” Sodomaco said. 38 possessions and six tackles, while Matt “It wasn’t any one huge thing that stood Munro had a strong 50th game with 18 out … a lot of things we were trying to do, possessions, eight marks and four tackles. we weren’t doing well enough.” Werribee will face the toughest test in When Werribee did manage to put some Victorian football this Saturday morning – good passages of play together, it was let Richmond at the Swinburne Centre. down by its poor kicking for goal. Sodomaco is confident his team can dust Northern led by 20 points at quarter-time itself off and give the Tigers a run for their despite the teams having equal amounts of money. shots. “They’re flying in both AFL and VFL All Werribee had to show for its entries levels,” he said. “It will be a great challenge was five behinds, while the Blues kicked and we’re looking forward to it. 4.1. “Even though we’ve only got the four There was barely more joy in front of the big sticks for Werribee in the second quarter wins, in the rooms before the game each By Lance Jenkinson and it went to half-time on 2.11 – 34 points week, we’re fully confident we’re going to Werribee Tigers coach John win the game ofWerribee footy. produced what it had yearned down despite having one extra scoring shot.Lamont most of season – a consistent was apprehensive leading into Sunday’s Lance Jenkinson “We’ve got for nothing tothe lose, so that will It was By the same story all day, with four-quarter performance. finalmore game scoring of the seasonmake against us a little more dangerous. Werribee finishing historic with three The Tigers Sandringham. Werribee what it answered had yearned Werribee Lamont “We’ll layproduced it all out there and seenumerous how we challenges shots, but losingTigers by a coach touchJohn under five the– Zebras, leading at every change It was a dead game for for themost Tigers of thefrom season a consistent was apprehensive leading intorubber Sunday’s go.” goals. historic finalwith Werribee’s Matt Munro gets a handball away during his 50th VFL game. (Jessica Ward Photography) four-quarter performance. gameVFL of the season against and claiming a seventh win for the season. finals out of the equation, but

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Werribee produced what it had yearned Werribee Tigers coach John Lamont for most of the season – a consistent was apprehensive leading into Sunday’s four-quarter performance. historic final game of the season against The Tigers answered numerous challenges Sandringham. It was a dead rubber game for the Tigers from the Zebras, leading at every change and claiming a seventh win for the season. with VFL finals out of the equation, but Key forward Josh Porter and midfielder it was also billed as one of the biggest days in the club’s history – the last game Joe Maishman saved their best until last. “They probably had their best games of at the Watton Street ground in its current the year,” Lamont said. “They were real format before it is transformed into a stand-outs for us, those two boys.” state-of-the-art venue to serve coming Porter was the focal point for Werribee’s generations. attack. He kicked two goals and was the Throughout a tough season – one that began with the expectation of finals before conduit between midfield and goal. Maishman’s explosiveness through the petering out to an 11th-place finish as injuries and form slumps wreaked havoc – middle of the ground had the eyes of the Lamont maintained the players had for the forwards lighting up. most part played with spirit and that morale Ryan Clarke consistently found the ball and played his way into the minds of the remained high. North Melbourne selectors for the AFL Even Lamont was wincing when he finals. Robin Nahas was dangerous around checked the AFL results from Saturday, goal with three majors, while young key seeing Melbourne and Richmond, both sides with little but pride to play for, on the forward Ben McKay jagged two. 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VFL finals out Watton of the the equation, but “They win probably at what the Street ground current Joshyear,” PorterLamont and midfielder it was also billed as before one of the said. “They were real format it isbiggest transformed intoKey a forward the unfulfilled forstand-outs Werribee. his players when he –arrived Joe Maishman saved their for bestus, until last.two boys.” dayswould in the be club’s history the lastat game those state-of-the-art venue to serve coming “They probablyPorter had their of for Werribee’s at the Watton Street ground in its current wasbest the games focal point generations. “The whole yearsaid.has slipped by and we Avalon Airport Oval on the year,” Lamont “They were real format before itThroughout isSunday transformed into season a attack. He kicked two goals and was the amorning, tough – one that Sodomaco believes his team is set for a “At the end of the day, I’m just another In some respects, Michael Sodomaco feels stand-outs for us, those two boys.” state-of-the-art venue to serve coming conduit between midfield and goal. with the expectation of finals before gotten where to go,” knowinggenerations. they werebegan four quarters away from haven’t was the to focal pointwe for wanted Werribee’s vastly improved season next season with player, but I’m more interested in helping likePorter season as captain Maishman’s explosiveness through the petering out to an 11th-place finish asthis is his inaugural attack. He kicked two goals and was the Throughout a tough season – one that added stability this upcoming off season. them get the best out of themselves and of Werribee. of the ground had the eyes of the injuries and form slumps wreaked havoc –said. middle the end began of a long, tough campaign. conduit between midfield and goal. with the expectation of finals before Lamont “I feel like we’re building something anything we achieve will be done as a Of course it’s not, he was a crucial forwards lighting up. Lamont maintained the players had for the Maishman’s explosiveness through the petering out to an 11th-place finish as Ryan Clarke consistently found the ball really good, but we’ve had some teething most part played with spirit and that morale group.” part of the leadership structure when Meanwhile, there is no Lamont To Lamont’s delight, his players werehavoc up – Werribee middle of the ground had therest eyes for of the injuries and form slumps wreaked his way theNorth minds of the Sodomaco has played his part in remained problems first year going to stand-alone and wasand aligned AFLinto club forwards lighting up.playedwith Lamont maintained thehigh. players had for the North Melbourne selectors for the AFLoverseeing significant change at Werribee. Even Lamont wasthat wincing when he and theClarke support staff, with planning for the challenge, claiming a 20-point win Ryan consistently found the ball already most part played with spirit and morale getting a feel for each other,” he said. Melbourne. finals. Robin Nahas dangerous checked the AFL results from Saturday, and played histhe way27-year-old into the minds ofwas thefeels remained high. “There’s a few results that could’ve gone Having such respected figures as However, utility he around with three majors, whilewill young key seeing andheRichmond, both Melbourne under wayownership forgoal next season. Thestand-alone Tigers over finals-bound Sandringham. North selectors forthe the AFL Even Lamont wasMelbourne wincing when the other way with a bit more chemistry and Sodomaco, coach John Lamont and football has more over forward McKay around jagged two. with little pride to play for, onRobin the Nahas finals. wasBen dangerous checked thesides AFL results frombut Saturday, understanding of the way we wanted to play operations manager Stuart Balloch ensured team, even though he has the It ended on young aempowered positive but the 2016 endgroup ofand 100-plus pointboth losses. play games on the road in 2017, with the goal all with three majors, while key note, “The morale of the has been seeing Melbourne Richmond, earlier in the year. smooth transition back to stand-alone group on the whole to take on leadership forward Ben McKay jagged two. season will be remembered as one thata was sides with littleLamont but pride to play for, on the mindset wondered what of “I don’t think it’s anything drastic that status for the playing group. responsibilities and played down hisvenues own club lookingon toaunfulfilled secure nine “home” It ended positive note, but the 2016 end ofthough 100-plus point terrific, even havelosses. had abelotwhen of he arrived for Werribee. hiswe players would at season will be remembered one has thatslipped was Lamont wondered what the mindset of “The wholeasyear by and we“It’s been a huge amount of change,” Avalon Airport Oval on Sunday morning, we need to change, we just need to keep role within the structure. unfulfilled for Werribee. away from Watton Street. his players when he athe injuries and lost awould lot ofbegames ofarrived footy,” haven’t gotten to where knowing they were four quarters away chipping away at the things we’ve already Sodomaco said. “Infrom many ways, it’s my first yearwe as wanted to go,” “The whole year has slipped by and we Avalon Airport Lamont said. theOval endon ofSunday a long, morning, tough campaign. identified and make sure each player is “In the space of one season, we’ve captain,” Sodomaco said. “As captain of haven’t gotten to where we wanted to go,” knowing they were four quarters away from They are in talks to stage games at said. Meanwhile, there isreally no rest for Lamont To Lamont’s delight, his players were up club, getting better individually and the sum of gone into a new facility, we’ve gone to a an aligned I guess you’re only Lamont the end of a for long, campaign. thetough challenge, claiming a 20-point winsaid. and the support staff, with planning already the parts will add up to more wins. stand-alone side and then we’ve had the leading five players because the other 16 Meanwhile, there is no rest for Lamont To Lamont’s delight, his players were up Hoppers Crossing, Torquay and perhaps “The blokes wereoverreally keen to finish the under way for next season. The Tigers will finals-bound Sandringham. and the to support staff, with planning for the challenge, claiming 20-point winhas been “We’re poised for [a big season] next VFL belong another club. play allfooty games on thealready road in 2017, with thescrap the development league. “The moraleaof the group under wayyear for next Theat Tigers will been over finals-bound Sandringham. curtain-raiser Etihad year strongly and sending off the pavilion year, as long as we can finish off this year “They’re three big things that change a has season. been it’s club lookingfantastic, to secure nine “home” venues terrific, even though we have hadeven a“This lotan of AFL play allrewarding games on the road in 2017, with “The morale of the group has been pretty well and tighten up a few things in lot of things around the club.” and challenging of the course. from Watton Street. injuries and lost had a lotaof games ofreally footy,” he toaway club looking secure nine “home” venues terrific, evenof though wethe have lotofof Stadium, plus Arden Street will be athe was one little part it but big part They are in talks to stage games at said. our game.” Four wins so far is not where Werribee “I said at the start of the year to Werribeeinjuries captainand Michael Sodomaco has lost a lot of games of footy,” he away from Watton Street. Hoppers Crossing, and perhaps “The were really keen to finish the wanted to be, but it isJosh a by-product of of the players, the impact that I haveTorquay is ato little bit the toyear leadoff ablokes stand-alone team. They venue are in talks to stage games at said.chance logical given the Tigers’ ties North itrelished was finishing the on a positive Werribee Tigers forward Porter – one the day’s stars – celebrates a goal in front of the old evenTorquay an AFLand curtain-raiser year strongly and sending pavilion Crossing, Lance Jenkinson Hoppers perhaps at Etihad changes that occurred over the pre season. (Jessica Ward“The Photography) blokes were really keen to finish off thetheoverrated. Stadium, plus Arden Street will be a grandstand at Chirnside Park. (Luke Hemer) littleoff part it but the big partanofAFL curtain-raiser even at Etihad andone sending theofpavilion Melbourne. note.” year stronglywas logicalStreet venuewill given it was finishing the year off on a positive Werribee Tigers forward Josh Porter – one of the day’s stars – celebrates a goal in front of the old Stadium, plus Arden be athe Tigers’ ties to North

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grandstand at Chirnside (Luke Hemer) Werribee Tigers forward Josh Porter – one of Park. the day’s stars – celebrates a goal in front of the old grandstand at Chirnside Park. (Luke Hemer)

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SPORT Warriors, Tigers shape up for derby A victory over Werribee Districts at Soldiers Reserve in a derby this Saturday would do their cause a power of good. It won’t come easy, though, because Werribee Districts is on a win streak of its own. The Tigers made it three straight with a 15-point win over Caroline Springs at Town Centre Oval to stay on top of the ladder. In a low-scoring game, Aaron Law kicked three crucial goals for the Tigers, while Rhyce Prismall and Shaun McGuinness had standout games. Meanwhile, Wyndhamvale was all but consigned to the wooden spoon after losing to second-last St Albans by 49 points at Kings Park Reserve. Liam Scarborough impressed for the Falcons with four goals, but that wasn’t enough as the Saints had too much firepower on the day.

In division 2, Manor Lakes maintained its pursuit of a finals berth with a resounding 57-point win over in-form West Footscray. The Storm is one of four teams jostling it out for two finals positions in the run home. Ty Priest continued his red-hot form for the Storm with nine goals, making it 16 from his past two matches. Point Cook had a disappointing day, kicking just three goals in a 33-point loss to Parkside. Two games and percentage back from ladder leader Yarraville-Seddon, the Bulldogs’ minor premiership hopes look shot. In division 3, Wyndham Suns lost for the first time this season, stopped in their tracks by Braybrook in a seven-point defeat. Tarneit made it five straight wins in a 74-point crushing of Glen Orden. Lance Jenkinson

Central line to success By Lance Jenkinson The rise of Point Cook Centrals into Western Region Football League division 3 premiership contender can be traced back to last season. The Sharks – then known as Sanctuary Lakes before an off season rebranding – committed to regenerating with youth. It was a tough season, one which saw the Sharks win just four games, but it was necessary to give their youngsters enough experience at that level. On Saturday, the Sharks, superbly led by Luke Henderson and Brent Sheean in the midfield and four goals from Michael Szulc, thumped Laverton by 138 points to remain steady in third place and among the sides vying for a finals double chance. Sharks coach Darren Findlay is thrilled with the amount of youngsters on the list who are producing good football in both the seniors and reserves, who sit top of the ladder. He reckons the fast-tracking of some of those players in senior football last season was priceless. “Last year we sort of started from scratch,” Findlay said. “We rebuilt with a lot of the young kids and they are coming along really good. “We’ve got a lot of games into them, some of them have 20 games, others are at the 30-game mark, but they’re still developing.” One pre-season does not turn youngsters from also-rans to premiership contenders. Point Cook Centrals also went out and targeted some more seasoned campaigners to add to the youngsters to ensure they are a more competitive unit this season. “We targeted six or seven that we wanted and were lucky they all came,” Findlay said. Point Cook Centrals met their targets of another pre-season into the youngsters and hit all the marks on their recruiting checklist. Still, that would not have been enough for the Sharks to morph into a premiership. What happened in the off season was the unexpected arrival of a further 10 experienced campaigners that virtually fell in Findlay’s lap. It was a major unexpected boost for the Sharks that quietly moved them into the upper echelon of teams before a ball had been kicked. “We picked up an extra 10 players just through luck, some handy players who can play at a good level,” he said. “It was right place at the right time signings I suppose. “It’s strengthened our list a fair bit.” All of a sudden, Point Cook Centrals have two deep teams, a senior team with enough talent to emerge as a title threat and a reserve team that will maintain the pressure on the firsts until the final game.

IN THE DOGHOUSE ■ Those who have discovered the Merv Hughes fishing podcast on mypodcasthouse.com will know the great man has been in a world of pain since ripping his bicep muscle off the bone in a recent fishing mishap. As Hughes emerged from the watery bay, having been unceremoniously cast overboard, he noticed a bit of pain in his upper left arm. Surgeons have now repaired the problem and the prognosis is good, but he is down to one arm for a few weeks as he works through a cast, a brace and a sling, before some serious rehab. Merv is keeping a smile on his face and will be a guest in his capacity as number one ticket holder at Werribee Football Club on August 25. ■ The Butcher of Braybrook has made quite an impression in his first year in local footy. Jason Hamilton took on one of suburban football’s most challenging jobs when he became senior coach of Braybrook Football Club this year. The Brookers have done it all in recent years – from premierships to nearly closing the doors, again. The butcher reference is because Jason works for Hagens Organic Butchers in the Queen Vic Market. The Brookers scored a massive win last week, knocking over the highly fancied ladder-leaders Wyndham Suns on their home ground. ■ Hoppers Crossing Bowls Club is holding a mixed sports night to raise funds for Reclink on Thursday, August 16 at the Hoppers Club in Panham Drive. The guest speakers are Simon Madden and Mark Eustice. They have become a hit on the talk circuit and combine good fun with a very confronting message. Mark lost his way in life in a sea of drugs, booze and mental health issues but is now out the other side and enjoying sharing his story. Simon is a champion bloke and what a great footballer he was. Bookings: 9749 4844 or reception@ hoppersclub.com.au ■ James Podsiadly returned to Avalon Airport Oval last Sunday as a past champion of the club, but spoke of his new role with the AFL in shaping the game for the future. His passion, clarity and common sense is going to be invaluable in the role. If every game was as good to watch as the Geelong-Melbourne game from last weekend there would be no issues at all. That is not the case and there will be change, nothing surer, but with open minded thinkers like ‘Pods’ in the mix, I am more optimistic about the end result.

Kevin Hillier Any news, let me know on email kevin@howdypartnersmedia.com.au. Follow me on Twitter @KevinHillier, plus check out the Howdy Partners Media website as well.

Brayden Razlog gets a handball away under pressure for Point Cook Centrals. (Damjan Janevski)

“Everyone on that senior list earns their spot week in week out,” Findlay said. “You’ve got to play well to hold your spot and with the reserves on top, there’s always pressure from that group as well.

“It’s what you want, a really strong club and that’s what we’ve got at the moment list-wise.” Point Cook Centrals will face fourth-placed Braybrook in a finals-like game at Pennell Reserve on Saturday.

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Hoppers Crossing is the form side of the Western Region Football League division 1. The Warriors made it seven straight victories on Saturday in a gutsy nine-point win over Spotswood on the road at McLean Reserve. It looked as though the Warriors’ winning streak would be coming to an end when they trailed by 17 points at three-quarter time, but coach Steven Kretiuk rallied his side for one last push and the players delivered a match-winning five-goal-to-one last term. Mathew Ryan was a surprise weapon in attack for Hoppers Crossing with four goals, while Jordan Cook, Riley Kitchen, who kicked two goals, and Chase Guy were named best. Hoppers Crossing remains in the hunt for a double chance. Given their inferior percentage to the other 10-win sides, the Warriors can hardly put a foot wrong in the run home.

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Bees hit hard times against soft targets Werribee City coach Sergio Sabbadini has blasted his team after it wasted a golden opportunity to close in on the promotion places in National Premier League 2 west soccer. The Bees targeted three weeks of games against relegation-threatened teams as a prime opportunity for quick ascension up the ladder. Instead, it was been a period of frustration for Sabbadini, who has watched his side lose 1-0 to second-last Ballarat City and then draw 3-3 with bottom side Sunshine George Cross in consecutive weeks. Second-last east conference side Nunawading City awaits the Bees this week. “These are the games we need to be making up ground,” Sabbadini said. “We tend to play better against the better sides and tend to play poorly against the easier sides and I can’t understand why. We’re still in it – if we go on a run and win the next two or

three games, we’ll be right up there, but it’s not the point. “Now it’s a bit out of our hands and we have to rely on teams dropping points.” The defeat to Sunshine on home soil at Galvin Park was particularly galling for Sabbadini. Twice the Bees trailed in the first half and twice striker Carlin Feely bailed them out to go to half-time at 2-2. Feely brought up his hat-trick in the second half and the Bees fans were breathing a sigh of relief, thinking the three points were under lock and key. But Sunshine found an 81st minute equaliser through Ben Mammone, who scored a double for the Georgies. Sabbadini was angry with the manner in which Werribee City conceded goals and was not mincing his words. “We just kept making childish errors and it costs us,” he said.

If there was a positive to come out of the day for Werribee City, it was the performance of Feely, who scored in a variety of ways to at least earn a point for the Bees. “One was a header from a cross, one was a bit of a scramble that he put away and the third one he got played through,” Sabbadini said. “He’s done well.” New recruit Jake Butler and fellow midfielder Brad Murray were outstanding in the middle of the park. “Our central midfielders pretty much controlled the game for us,” Sabbadini said. “They were the ones that gave us that drive through the middle to get us forward.” Lance Jenkinson Brad Murray was a strong contributor in the Werribee City midfield. (Mark Wilson)

In-form Tigers maintain the rage By Lance Jenkinson

Werribee’s leading goalscorer Sam Huxtable gets a shot away. (Damjan Janevski)

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Werribee Devils have booked their spot in the Big V basketball women’s division 1 play-offs. The Devils only needed to win one of their final two games to cement their position in the top six and did so in the penultimate round with a thumping 75-48 win over Latrobe City Energy at Latrobe Leisure Centre on Sunday. Georgia Tauchke was in the driver’s seat for the Devils with 22 points and nine rebounds. In men’s state championship, Werribee Devils went down 106-94 away to McKinnon Cougars on Saturday night. Konor Kulas was outstanding for the Devils with 33 points and nine rebounds.

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City at Grange Reserve on Saturday. In men’s state league 3, Point Cook had a 1-1 draw with Essendon United. In men’s state league 4, Truganina drew 2-2 with Altona North.

Rugby league

It was an ugly weekend for local sides in the NRL Victoria first grade. Werribee Bears produced one of their worst performances in memory, going down 50-4 to Casey Warriors in a grand final re-match. Truganina Rabbitohs were at least competitive before losing 40-24 to Sunbury United Tigers. FOR MORE SPORT, VISIT Web: starweekly.com.au Wyndham Star Weekly @starweeklysport @star_weekly

You are welcome to reserve judgment on Werribee until after it faces top-of-the-ladder St Bede’s in a Hockey Victorian men’s Vic League 2 blockbuster this Saturday, but they are showing all the signs of a team that will be a force to be reckoned with for the remainder of the campaign. The Tigers have been in irresistible form over the past six games – their only dropped point coming in a nil-all draw with then top side MHSOB in round 12. Take that game out of the equation and the Tigers have been untouchable, winning the other five games, all the while scoring 31 goals and conceding just three. The Tigers maintained the rage with a 7-1 demolition of Croydon Ranges at the Werribee Hockey Centre on Saturday. Tigers defender Ross Cowlishaw was pleased with the way his team negotiated a way past a defence-minded Croydon. “They tried to bottle it up from the start,” he said. “We scored seven, but we probably could’ve got a few more goals. “We missed a few open nets. “To the boys’ credit, at least we’re getting to opportunities.” Werribee’s mix of goals was spot on. The Tigers scored four goals from short corners and three in open play. “Last week we didn’t capitalise on our short corners and we didn’t get enough,” Cowlishaw said. “This week we tried working on getting more short corners, which we did, and I think we got four goals from short corners, which is a good result. “It’s always good to get field goals too.” The spread of Werribee goalscorers was

pleasing for coach Andrew Purcell. Sam Huxtable, the team’s leading scorer with 18, fired in a double, while Daniel Manzie, Jamie Beamish, Jayden Street, Peter Nalder and Michael Gallo hit the back of the net. Huxtable’s influence could be weighed more so in his unselfishness, which at times maybe even went too far. “He passed a few off that he probably could’ve buried to be honest,” Cowlishaw said. “That’s good on his behalf, he’s trying to get other people into the game.” Nalder was Werribee’s standout player in the midfield. He worked tirelessly up and back to provide defensive cover and an offensive weapon. “He was always putting pressure on,” Cowlishaw said. “He was able to create opportunities through our midfield and break their lines.” There were also good signs from Street, who is working his way back to his best form after a long-term knee injury. Street did not waste his time on the sidelines, working as a bench coach and it has translated into his leadership on the field. “His talk back there is important,” Cowlishaw said. “He also really gives us confidence if he’s one-on-one in defence. He’s got the long reach with his stick and just seems to get that ball. “He’s got that good delivery coming out of defence, where he can go left or right or can go 30 or 40 metres straight up and hit a guy right on his stick, so he’s been a big inclusion.” Werribee’s battle with St Bede’s will take place at Mills Reserve in Dandenong. In women’s Vic League 1, Holly Stewart scored a double in Werribee’s 5-2 win over Monash University.

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Cute and very different inside and out, BMW i3 is basically a large volume rectangular box that’s been rounded off at the edges and corners to add some style. The result is cabin spaciousness you don’t get in conventional cars of this size. The i3s front spoiler is wider and bolder in its shape than the standard i3. The rear track is widened by 40mm because it has wheelarch surrounds added to cover the extra width of the wheels. The black colour of these surrounds is continued onto the door sills, and the 20-inch alloy wheels are in black. Sporty? Well sort of, but we certainly liked the appearance.

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Most of our driving was done in Comfort mode rather than in one of Eco modes. Around town a range of 190 to 225 kilometres was possible in Comfort mode. Which is more than enough for normal suburban daily use. Motorway driving, still in Comfort mode gave an electric-only range of about 170 to 180 kilometres. Enough to get from the Gold Coast to Brisbane and back again. The BMW i3 can be a ‘one-pedal’ car, as you can use the pedal on the right to increase and decrease speed. Indeed everyone we have

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W E R R I B E E N I S S A N ’ S E X C L U S I V E J U LY O F F E R S

6NISSAN YEAR

FREE AUTO

GRADE

GENUINE * WARRANTY

AVAILABLE ACROSS SELECTED NEW NISSANS!

AVAILABLE ACROSS SELECTED NEW & DEMO NISSANS!

LOW RATE FINANCE PACKAGES AVAILABLE# Qashqai ST Auto from

$27,990

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Bluetooth phone & audio streaming Rearview camera Intelligent Emergency Braking Leather-accented^ steering wheel & shift knob 17 inch alloy wheels

X-Trail X -Trail ST ST 2 2WD WD A Auto uto ffrom rom

$28,990

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Intelligent Emergency Braking Divide-n-Hide™ flexible cargo system Intelligent Key® with push-button engine start Advanced Drive-Assist™ Display Bluetooth®audio streaming Rearview Re earrview e camera camer era a

Pathfinder ST 2WD Auto from P

$39,990

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3.5L V6 petrol engine 7 adult-sized seats EZ Flex® seating system 8″ colour touchscreen

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Tri-Zone climate control Bluetooth® hands-free phone Bluetooth® audio streaming

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1300 423 835 Part of the WERRIBEE AUTOMOTIVE GROUP

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OPEN 7 DAYS!

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14-26 Heaths Rd, Hoppers Crossing

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Visit NissanSaleEvent.com.au to redeem your Nissan 6 Year Genuine Warranty*

† All prices must be in form of a written quote.

^Maximum recommended driveaway price for new 2017 built Pathfinder ST 2WD, on current series new and demonstrator X-TRAIL ST 2WD models and current series new and demonstrator QASHQAI ST models ordered between 1/7/2018 and 31/8/2018 and delivered within 30 days of the end of the month in which vehicle is ordered. Excludes special editions. Premium paint available at additional cost. At participating Dealers only. Excludes Government, Rental and National Fleet customers. Nissan reserves the right to vary, extend or withdraw this offer. ~Auto upgrade valid on current series new and demonstrator X-TRAIL ST 2WD, QASHQAI ST and Navara Dual Cab 4X4 SL, ST and ST-X models. Excludes special editions. Cannot be redeemed for cash. *New Vehicle Warranty with additional 36 months (Nissan Extratime) from the Commencement Date of Genuine Nissan Extended Warranty; or up to the period when the vehicle has travelled a total distance of 100,000kms since new, whichever occurs first. Excludes demonstrator and used car, Y62 Patrol GTR. Only available with the purchase of a new Nissan between 9 July and 31 July 2018. #To approved applicants only.

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WerribeeToyota The smart choice Kluger 2WD GX Petrol | Auto

TOYOTA VALUE

$43,990 Driveaway* C-HR 2WD

Petrol | Auto CVT

TOYOTA VALUE

$30,990 Driveaway*

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D2] Recommended driveaway pricing is applicable for Private, Bronze and Silver fleet customers, and primary producers only. Offer available on new vehicles produced January 2018 to June 2018 and purchased between 01/05/2018 - 30/06/2018 unless offer extended. Recommended driveaway price shown includes 12 months registration, 12 months compulsory third party insurance (CTP), a maximum dealer delivery charge, stamp duty and metallic paint. *Vehicle may appear on the advert for illustration purposes only. Terms & conditions may apply. 95 WYNDHAM STAR WEEKLY \ JULY 25, 2018

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HYBRID PRYZM The ultimate water, scratch and stain resistant flooring that can be used all throughout the home.

E xclusive to Car pet Cou Hybrid: Pryzm - Oceanside Oak *Advertised price is for Pryzm Hybrid Flooring per square meter product only and does not include installation. Product is packaged in 1.614m2 cartons equating to $88.61 per carton. Offer only available on selected product. Offer only available at Hoppers Crossing Carpet Court while stocks last. See in-store for full terms and conditions. Offer ends Sunday 26th August, 2018.

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HOPPERS CROSSING