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Heartland of opportunity Helen Grimaux With a well-established Koori community, Epping was an obvious choice for a special vocational education and training centre aimed at “closing the gap” of Aboriginal disadvantage in the jobs market. “It’s good to be located in some of the communities that will benefit from this program,” said Tracee Vassallo, who last week took up her role as manager of the
new MEGT Vocational Training and Employment Centre in Coulstock Street, which has a diverse swag of 250 vacancies to be filled. “We’ve already started to put together the vacancy lists and position descriptions for indigenous Australians in some of the largest organisations in Melbourne.” These include White Lion and the Indigenous Workstars, WISE and Matchworks, as well as Aboriginal co-operatives and health services.
“The next stage is to connect with indigenous Australians across Victoria and invite them to apply for these vacancies,” Ms Vassallo said. “We want to encourage anyone interested to get in touch. “We can refer local kids to training in everything from hospitality to warehousing; there are positions as posties and in parks and gardens … there’s a range of jobs.” For more details, email vtec@megt.com.au.
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Council rates are likely to rise significantly as a result of the federal budget freeze on indexing local government grants, according to the state’s peak body for local government. The Municipal Association of Victoria (MAV) said $5.65 million was missing from the first quarterly payments distributed to councils last week. “We have known since May that these cuts were coming,” MAV president Bill McArthur said. “Some councils have had to take extreme measures, like scaling back road maintenance and other council services, to make up for the shortfall. “Councils are responsible for $73 billion worth of infrastructure and financial assistance grants have [enabled them] to fund this, maintain 85 per cent of the state’s road network and pay for crucial community services like libraries, swimming pools, and parks. “These cuts will force councils to reassess their budget options. “Some councils may increase rates but this funding loss leaves communities vulnerable to scaled-back services.” Victorian Liberal Senator Scott Ryan said Hume council received $12,893,669 for its first-quarter grant, while Whittlesea council got $12,591,307. “Councils can spend this untied grant funding according to local priorities, including for infrastructure, health, recreation, environment, employment and roads projects,” he said. Helen Grimaux
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Top library? Book it in Its stature as a community centre as much as a place of learning has earned Hume’s Craigieburn library the highest accolades for a public building among architects worldwide. The global learning centre, as it is known, was named International Public Library of the Year at the IFLA World Library and Information Congress at Lyon, France, last week, pipping three other entries from England, the Netherlands and Denmark. The award is part of the Danish Agency for Culture’s model program for public libraries, aimed at generating new ideas about how the design of libraries can change to meet the changing needs of today’s society. Hume mayor Casey Nunn, said local libraries were invaluable community assets and testament to the council’s ongoing investment in community learning. “I’m incredibly proud that Craigieburn library has been named International Public Library of the Year.” In May, the Hume library service – which has global learning centres at Broadmeadows, Craigieburn and Sunbury – was named Australia’s favourite library service after a nationwide search and voting through the Australian Library and Information Association. Each year, Hume’s libraries have more than 527,000 visits and more than 992,000 items are borrowed. Library membership in the city stands at 59.1 per cent of the population – above the Victorian state average of 49.1 per cent. The $17 million Craigieburn centre was designed by architects Francis-Jones Morehen Thorp and houses an exhibition gallery, occasional childcare program, café and council offices, all under one roof. Training and conference rooms are available for community
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use, while the library itself houses an expanded collection of more than 60,000 items over more than 4000 square metres of floor space across two, natural light-filled levels. Judges assessing entries gave Craigieburn top spot based on six criteria: • How it involves the public and users; • Accessibility and interplay with surroundings; • Flexible functions that are adapted to user desires;
• Architectural quality; • Digital communication in the building; and • The architecture’s interplay with local culture. “The facility distinguishes itself as a significant modern construction with a strong, recognisable architectural concept,” judges said. The competition judges were also impressed by the library’s reference to the Australian landscape and use of locally sourced rammed earth and materials.
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Council urges Libs to act Whittlesea council will ramp up its campaign for road upgrades and better policing in the lead-up to November’s state election. Mayor Mary Lalios welcomed Labor’s commitment of $15 million to build a 24-hour police station in Mernda and warned the Liberal government that it needed to provide more certainty. “Our city’s population isn’t just rapidly growing, it’s exploding,” Cr Lalios said. “The Mernda-Doreen area, over the past five years, has experienced the greatest population growth in Victoria – it has grown by 740 per cent. But the number of first response police officers hasn’t increased, nor has the city received an increase in the essential services our families so desperately need.’’ The government has promised that announcements about its law and order initiatives will be made in the lead-up to the election. “All of our law and order policies will be fully costed, fully funded and will be developed in consultation with Victoria Police, the local community and all relevant stakeholders,” a statement from Premier Denis Napthine and Police Minister Kim Wells said. This was cold comfort for Mernda police station campaigner Tom Joseph. “I have been after them to give me an appointment with the police minister or the parliamentary secretary,” Mr Joseph said. “They haven’t even bothered to reply.” Helen Grimaux
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Each precinct in the City of Whittlesea offers unique shopping and dining experiences just waiting for you to explore. With over 670 retail stores in the City of Whittlesea you are sure to find something to meet all your shopping needs right on your doorstep. Ranging from vibrant shopping strips such as Church Street, Whittlesea or Laurimar Town Centre, Doreen to the all-encompassing shopping experience under one roof such as Pacific Epping or Westfield Plenty Valley. Local shopping precincts are the heart of our community and always offer something different to your larger shopping complex. In the City of Whittlesea there are many to choose from with Whittlesea Township, Bundoora Square, Lalor Shopping Precinct, Laurimar Town Centre and Thomastown Shopping Precinct to name just a few. For those that like to take shopping at a leisurely pace, why not check out what’s on offer at Whittlesea Township. Church Street, Whittlesea provides a unique shopping experience with the beautiful surrounding landscape to match. There are many cafés to enjoy and distinctive retail stores to visit, making for an enjoyable day out. A few must visit places to get you started include Hotch Potch for all your gift and homeware needs, Healthkick Café for that pleasant country style healthy cuisine or Whittlesea Bakehouse for delicious hot pastries and rustic cakes. If you are looking for something old to revitalise, then a quick stop at the Whittlesea Op Shop will fill that vintage void. Hidden in the heart of the Laurimar Estate you will find a range of specialty stores, pampering experiences, cafés and restaurants. If you live in the estate you are well aware of the wealth of options, but if you don’t then let us give you just a peek at what’s available. For all things inspired by poultry you cannot go past The Bird Cage. If you are looking for a place to enjoy a leisurely hearty breakfast, Appret Café will definitely hit the mark. Just a short stroll away and you will find delicious one of a kind cocktails and a touch of culinary elegance at the Must Bar.
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Culinary delights are also scattered throughout the City of Whittlesea. A few hidden dining gems you simply must check out include Two Beans and a Farm which offers delicious meals made from home-grown produce. Turners Bakehouse Eatery, which uses a 122-year-old wood-fired scotch oven to serve up the most delicious rustic breads and pastries. For a one of a kind experience you cannot go past Farm Vigano, which is all about preserving the art of true Italian food and culture. We have given you just a taste and now it’s up to you. When family and friends come to visit you have a great excuse to get out there and explore the unique shopping and dining on offer in the City of Whittlesea.
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BUNDOORA SQUARE Enjoy the art journey at Bundoora Square shopping precinct. Come and be amazed by the large Bundoora Murals and art projects reflecting the history, animals and flora of the area loved by the community. Bundoora Square features a wide range of specialty shops and is a place where you can meet your friends and linger a while at the interesting cafés and restaurants. Cnr Plenty Road & Settlement Road, Bundoora bundoorasquare.com.au 10 NORTHERN STAR WEEKLY \ AUGUST 26, 2014
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‘Unsafe’ terms slammed Health Minister David Davis has been accused of “bullying” paramedics into accepting a pay offer which the union claims workers will have to fund themselves by working harder for longer. Whittlesea delegate Ward Young said the Health Minister would “use any opportunity to try and attack paramedics” after Mr Davis issued a media release urging paramedics to accept the government’s “generous” offer. “The offer is consistent with the percentage pay increase and paramedic work-value pay claim sought by the ambulance union,’’ Mr Davis said. “Unfortunately, the hardline left-wing ambulance union leadership is denying its members the pay rise they want for political ends.” But Mr Young said the government had tried to put unreasonable and unsafe working
conditions on paramedics. ‘‘Paramedics could work anywhere in the state at a moment’s notice, adding to the fatigue of our 14-hour night shifts,” he said. “The worst part is that David Davis wants paramedics to choose between our jobs and our families.” Mr Young warned such a move would lead to paramedics leaving for other jobs or states, robbing the ambulance service of veteran paramedics and their wealth of knowledge. “For the money that this government has spent on trying to discredit paramedics in the form of full-page advertisements, it could have bought 480 defibrillators to put in the community, or put more ambulances on the road,” he said.
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Big ride, mighty cause By Sumeyya Ilanbey By the end of October, Tanya Kubitza hopes to have clocked 800 kilometres and raised more than $5000 for cancer research. For the second year in a row, the mother of two will ride through scenic Victoria for the Great Cycle Challenge. “It went so well last year,” Ms Kubitza said. “It was such a rewarding and humbling experience; I thought I had to do it again.” The administration staffer is teaming up with her colleagues at Al Siraat College “to do something” for the disease that affects one in two Australian men and one in three Australian women. Cancer accounts for about three in 10 deaths, according to the latest Australian Institute of Health and Welfare report. “As soon as you open a newsletter or an email, you have all this dreadful news coming in [about people dying from cancer] – it’s disheartening,” Ms Kubitza said. “There’s little I can do, but with little a lot comes together.” Pupils and parents at the school are again rallying behind her. She said the children were enthusiastic about chocolate drives and icypole sales. “Kids are slowly becoming aware that we’re doing the Great Cycle Challenge again and parents have already said they want to donate money.” Ms Kubitza is flying out to Sydney with her seven- and 10-year-old daughters to visit cancer patients next month and hopes they can come along to some of her bike rides. “It’s a different experience when you see [cancer patients] first hand.” The girls, who have been their mum’s number one supporters, are eager to help out again this year. “The older one donated one month’s worth of pocket money [last year] and
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Briefs Campbellfield crush death probe
A man died on Friday morning as a result of an industrial accident in Campbellfield. Police say the man, aged in his 40s, was crushed when a vertical paper stacker fell. A police spokeswoman said the stacker fell some time between 8.30am and 9.40am. Police and the Victorian Workcover Authority are investigating and will prepare a report for the coroner.
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Eighteen firefighters took about 30 minutes to control a blaze that severely damaged a single-storey unit in Rocklands Rise, Meadows Heights, overnight. Neighbours called firefighters about 2am, but the unit was well alight by the time fire crews, including CFA units, arrived. Nobody was home at the time of the fire.
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Tanya Kubitza trains ahead of her Great Cycle Challenge. (Joe Mastroianni)
the little one [donated] half a month’s worth,” Ms Kubitza said. “At our Eid festival [this year], they were selling balloons and chocolates, and rather than going onto the jumping castle, they were minding the fund-raising stall for
me.” Ms Kubitza is calling for the community to help out and join the Great Cycle Challenge. To donate, email tanya@alsiraat.vic.edu.au or visit greatcyclechallenge.com.au/Riders/ TanyaKubitza.
Four young men from Hume were arrested at a Coburg motel following an armed robbery at an Essendon hotel on Wednesday. Two of the men, both aged 21 and from Broadmeadows, were released pending further inquiries, while a 20-year-old from Broadmeadows and a 23-year-old from Roxburgh Park remained in custody. Detectives arrested the four in relation to a Keilor Road robbery, in which it was reported two males had entered the hotel armed with a firearm and knife about 1.15am. Visit www.northern.starweekly.com.au for breaking news
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Runway designs set for take of f By Helen Grimaux
Errick Kim and fellow students Rebecca Waldmeyer and Brittney Hunt will have designs featured at Spring Fashion Week. (Joe Mastroianni)
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The deadline has passed, the frocks are fitted and now all that’s left to deal with are the nerves. Thomastown creative design student Errick Kim is one of five emerging talents at the Kangan Institute who are about to wow the catwalks of haute-couture at Melbourne’s Spring Fashion Week, which starts next month. The students were chosen after presenting designs for three outfits on paper to Fashion Week judges several months ago. Yesterday, the sewing machines were silenced and all last-minute tucks and flounces completed as the winning designs were taken off the drawing boards and put on to flesh in readiness for the show. “I was excited to present my work, but I didn’t think I’d be chosen,” Kim says. “Most of the comments made were criticisms, like ‘How are you going to make this happen, explain how this will work?’ “You’ve got to prepare and know your designs and they must be professionally presented.” Kim says dealing positively with criticism is the best way to learn. “It’s a hard industry and a lot more hard work than you think.” Kim should know; it’s his second stint at the demanding fashion and design course. He left to work in sales with Myer in Sydney, returning to fashion distributor Voyager Solo in Melbourne before
recommitting to the course again. “Work opened up my eyes,” Kim says. “Especially working in a production area. I used to only think about design, nothing about production. “It was through learning about quality assurance and production that I learned what a garment needs to look very, very good. “Now it’s all about the quality of the fitting and finishing, and the overall look.” Kim has been making wedding and evening dresses for private clients throughout his course. He can’t afford a studio or shopfront just yet so relies on a Facebook page to showcase his work. His sister, Allanah, is his model and the Vietnamese community his support base. Kim’s creations will feature at the show’s opening night at North Melbourne Town Hall on Saturday, August 30. The World Designer Runway will also feature pieces by Versace, Galliano, Dolce & Gabbana, Yves Saint Laurent and Sheikha Hub. Kim’s creations and those of his colleagues from the Melbourne School of Fashion, Box Hill Institute, Kangan Institute and Whitehouse Institute of Design will also be displayed at MSFW: Emerging at Runway 1 at 6.30pm, Saturday, September 6. More details: www.thatsmelbourne.com.au/msfw
100% of your fire levy goes to our fire services Last year, the Victorian Government replaced the Fire Services Levy with a fairer system, as recommended by the Victorian Bushfires Royal Commission. Now every property owner contributes a fair share to Victoria’s fire services, not just those with adequate insurance. Eligible pensioners and veterans also receive a $50 concession. 100 per cent of the fire levy goes to support greater funding of the operations of the Country Fire Authority and Metropolitan Fire Brigade. This includes firefighters, staff and volunteers, training, community education, protective clothing, vital lifesaving equipment and more than 1,200 fire stations and 2,300 trucks. Each year, Victoria’s firefighters attend more than 78,000 incidents, including road accidents and rescues, bush and grass fires, fires in the home, and workplace incidents. It’s a fairer fire levy.
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FOOD FOR THOUGHT New facilities are the right recipe for students, writes LIZ McLACHLAN the new rooms. We’ve already had an increase in students taking food technology across the senior school, and the laboratory renewal has re-energised interest in the field of science in our school.” McKenna says she recently found 25 students at the food technology centre all working on individual dishes. “I had to go over to pick up last-minute supplies for a board meeting and I was impressed by how the girls moved so professionally around the practical room, the prep room and storeroom. They were working on incredible dishes from a three-tier macaron wedding cake to sushi to a vegetarian tart. It gave me a real lift to see the girls so engaged.” The new food technology centre has a central foyer open to a theory room with a raised demonstration bench, a large walk-in storeroom, central preparation and food storage zone and a large, airy practical room with a raised demonstration bench and 13 paired workstations. Williams Ross Architects associate Tammy Beck, project architect Michelle Jepp and interior designer Amanda Meiklejohn consulted CLC specialist teachers on how they wanted to teach in the spaces, and requirements for using and storing equipment and tools. “We needed to bring life into existing spaces,’’ Beck says. “The interior environment
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COLLINGWOOD 2.4 6.6 16.7 20.11 (131) BENDIGO 2.2 7.3 10.6 13.7 (85) Goals: Collingwood: Lynch 5 Karnezis 4 Martin 3 Ferguson 2 Kennedy 2 Gault 2 Seedsman Couch. Bendigo: Downie 3 Sheahan 3 Donnan 2 Magin 2 Stroobants Walls Aarts Best: Collingwood: Riddle Lynch Martin Couch Gault Yagmoor. Bendigo: Sketcher Farrelly Heavyside Lambden Magin Stroobants. At Queen Elizabeth Oval. GEELONG 4.2 8.6 15.8 18.11 (119) ESSENDON 1.1 2.3 7.6 9.11 (65) Goals: Geelong: McCarthy 3 Hollmer 3 Brown 2 Luxford 2 Walker 2 Stringer 2 Toohey Haintz Gleeson Banjanin. Essendon: Dell’Olio 3 Heppell Long Kefford Willis Bellchambers Schultz. Best: Geelong: Sheringham McCarthy Schroder Walker Hollmer Smedts. Essendon: Dell’Olio Bellchambers Heppell Aylett Tipungwuti. At Simonds Stadium. BOX HILL 8.0 11.8 18.12 26.15 (171) NORTHERN 3.2 3.3 5.5 6.6 (42) Goals: Box Hill: Grimley 7 Murphy 4 Soccio 2 McEvoy 2 Sicily 2 Woodward 2 Tobin Lowden Kelly Willsmore Schoenmakers Ross Hallahan. Northern: Watson 3 Cattapan Russell Reynolds. Best: Box Hill: Woodward McEvoy Grimley Kelly Hallahan Brand. Northern: Watson Cripps Totevski Wilson Cattapan Armfield. At Box Hill City Oval. PORT MELBOURNE 6.1 11.8 18.14 24.20 (164) NORTH BALLARAT 0.3 2.6 5.9 7.11 (53) Goals: Port Melbourne: Michaliades 3 Rowe 3 Johnson 3 Pleming 3 Connors 3 Pinwill 2 Lange 2 Bonaddio 2 Sandilands Baird Langford. North Ballarat: Curnow 3 Couch Grigg Horbury Dumont. Best: Port Melbourne: Magner Cain Mascitti Pinwill Valenti Davies. North Ballarat: Dumont Curnow Lockyer George Couch Boseley. At North Port Oval. WILLIAMSTOWN 6.3 8.6 10.11 17.15 (117) SANDRINGHAM 4.2 7.2 9.7 9.8 (62) Goals: Williamstown: Banner 3 Anastasio 2 Conway 2 Lambert 2 Walker 2 Hetherington Clouston Marcon Ferguson Owen Masters. Sandringham: Dennis-Lane 2 Kreymborg 2 Saunders Ong Cook Minchington Dunell. Best: Williamstown: Tighe Lambert Jolley Wheeler Carr Mangan. Sandringham: Dunell Simpkin Pierce Le Grice Cook Minchington. At Trevor Barker Beach Oval.
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BOX HILL 6.4 13.12 18.16 24.23 (167) NORTHERN 1.2 2.2 5.5 7.6 (48) Goals: Box Hill: McEvoy 7 Papadopoulos 4 Gordon 3 Cust 2 Lawlor 2 Bond Franetic Miles Wood Northe Summers. Northern: McCann 2 Jenkins Callaway Yelland Hunt Tardio. Best: Box Hill: Collins Lawlor McEvoy Gibson Cust Cassidy. Northern: Jenkins Tardio McDonald Johnston Yelland Watson. At Box Hill City Oval. WILLIAMSTOWN 4.9 11.11 17.17 25.20 (170) SANDRINGHAM 0.2 2.3 2.5 3.8 (26) Goals: Williamstown: Gallucci 5 Casley 4 Wyatt 3 Deery 2 Nastasi 2 Bench 2 Greiser Lockwood Christodoulou Flack Bewley Mead Adams. Sandringham: Waterman Persson McTaggart. Best: Williamstown: McCallum McConnon Bench Greiser Curtis Casley. Sandringham: Barnhoorn Davis Zijai Eimutis Daidone Rist. At Trevor Barker Beach Oval.
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GEELONG 4.4 8.6 13.8 17.12 (114) DANDENONG 2.2 4.6 6.7 8.7 (55) Goals: Geelong: McCartin 3 Christensen 2 Mathieson 2 Nelson 2 Augerinos Miles Hodge Bright McCarthy Dixon Curnow Parish. Dandenong: Wilson 4 Tomkins Joyce Lamb Dale. Best: Geelong: Miles Melican Goddard Dixon Parish Mathieson. Dandenong: Fischer Collins Mullane Wilson Prior Kempster. At North Port Oval.
CALDER 3.2 4.5 10.10 14.10 (94) NORTHERN 2.3 5.5 6.9 10.12 (72) Goals: Calder: Foster 6 Wright 4 Ahern Cauchi Donoghue Kerbatieh. Northern: McKenzie 3 Short 2 Switkowski 2 McCabe Langford Malone. Best: Calder: Wright Foster Kovacevic O’Brien Donoghue Latham. Northern: Langford Switkowski Short Iacobaccio Gresham Perry. At Preston City Oval. NORTH BALLARAT 1.1 4.2 5.2 8.2 (50) OAKLEIGH 2.4 3.6 5.13 5.18 (48) Goals: North Ballarat: Wheelahan 2 Palmer 2 McDonald Eades Neville Johnston. Oakleigh: Moore De Goey Sinclair Crocker Urban. Best: North Ballarat: McDonald Johnston Templeton Palmer Bennett O’Beirne. Oakleigh: McKenzie Urban Beasley McLean Answerth Moore. At Eureka Stadium MURRAY 2.2 4.3 7.5 9.13 (67) BENDIGO 3.4 4.5 6.9 7.10 (52) Goals: Murray: Simpkin 2 Crisp 2 Pritchard Drummond Schache Marshall Mellington. Bendigo: Mangan 2 Coates Simmons Evans Maher Ryan. Best: Murray: Drummond Holman Mellington Simpkin Hodgson Brown. Bendigo: Barrett Pickering Conway Evans Moorhead Ryan. At Epsom Huntly Reserve.
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DIV 1 MONTMORENCY 3.9 8.14 15.18 18.19 (127) W PRESTON LAKESIDE5.3 11.6 15.9 17.12 (114) Goals: Montmorency: P Fitzgerald 6 W Pavitt 4 R Willits 3 J Donaldson 2 J Kalanj 2 J Whitling. W Preston Lakeside: A Gilligan 5 G Robertson 3 M Tilmouth-Turner 2 M Batey 2 A Natoli A Dobby P Shepherd B Micevski L Lirosi. Best: Montmorency: H Ryan J McLellan J Donaldson C Flint P Fitzgerald R Jackson. W Preston Lakeside: A Dobby L Lirosi A Gilligan M Tobin A Davey A Jurgens. NORTHCOTE PARK 1.4 6.8 10.9 16.13 (109) LOWER PLENTY 1.3 2.4 4.4 9.10 (64) Goals: Northcote Park: B Irving 3 M Papas 2 P O’Connell 2 J Middleton 2 W Debruin 2 N Carter J Donaldson K Colman O McEwan W Demasi. Lower Plenty: R Gray 4 W Barden 2 W Morley M Duckworth J Powell. Best: Northcote Park: T Walliss W Debruin B Irving D Ledda N Carter J Middleton. Lower Plenty: L Naismith R Gray B Zimbolani A Doumtsis W Morley P Cronin. BUNDOORA 2.1 6.5 10.6 14.13 (97) ELTHAM 4.1 5.2 6.7 7.9 (51) Goals: Bundoora: G Moorcroft 7 C Cloke 3 A Papaluca B Marshall R Dyson M Dennis. Eltham: H Burns 2 J Kroussoratis 2 M Williamson M Keys K Keane. Best: Bundoora: G Moorcroft M Dennis D Mitchell R Graham A Papaluca B Marshall. Eltham: H Burns B Glasgow T Rogers J Kroussoratis G Connelly D Vallance. HEIDELBERG 2.4 3.6 8.9 13.10 (88) MACLEOD 4.1 7.4 9.6 12.9 (81) Goals: Heidelberg: C Gaylard 3 J Treloar 3 R Stone B Harvey K Andrew M Pianto C Lewis A Young. Macleod: J Langford 4 M Pow 3 J White 2 J Andrew R Brandt. Best: Heidelberg: H Mozdzierz P Bower B Cosgriff C Gaylard J Treloar K Andrew. Macleod: C Corr M Sayers R Brandt J Henkel J White J Langford. GREENSBOROUGH 4.2 6.9 13.18 19.20 (134) WHITTLESEA 4.3 5.4 6.4 6.6 (42) Goals: Greensborough: R Boyden 5 T Stead 3 J Rogers 3 M Hooper 2 M Fowler 2 R Mullins A Stellas J Grubb L McQuilken. Whittlesea: B Briffa 2 M Dornauf 2 R Dyson M Scholard. Best: Greensborough: D Mc Linden M Hyde T Stead A Stellas M Hooper J Rogers. Whittlesea: M Dornauf L Hobbs B Briffa N Stefanile J Page M Langford. DIV 2 NORTH HEIDELBERG7.5 11.6 14.10 18.13 (121) FITZROY STARS 1.1 2.6 5.10 12.14 (86) Goals: North Heidelberg: S Harvey 8 L Gilbert 3 J Green 2 P Saccuzzo 2 B Holmes L Hill D Bramich.
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Calder Cannons finished on top of the TAC Cup ladder following a win against Northern Knights in the final round of the season. There wasn’t much between the two teams in the first half but Cannons tall forwards Jayden Foster and Peter Wright took control in the second half to lead them home 14.10 (94) to 10.12 (72). Foster kicked six to finish as the league’s leading goalkicker, while Wright bagged four. The Cannons will meet North Ballarat Rebels in the qualifying final at Visy Stadium on Sunday.
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Northern Blues’ season came to a disappointing end on Saturday. The Blues were still in the contest at quarter-time against Box Hills Hawks but from then on kicked only three goals to lose 26.15 (171) to 6.6 (42). Matthew Watson was best for the Blues with three. The Blues finished the season in 11th place with seven wins.
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The Shooters welcomed the Watsonia Fill-Ins into A-grade with a big 9-2 win at the Northern Darts Association. The Junction Coosts beat North Heidelberg Hawks 8-3, Reservoir Bulls defeated Westside Dockers 7-4 and Reservoir Dogs were too good for Cramers Legends. In B-grade, Whittlesea Royals bounced back from a first-round loss by smashing Junction Grifters 9-2. Tulla Demons are on top of the ladder after a 7-4 win over Preston Reservoirs, while Reservoir Mustangs won a close one 6-5 over Watsonia Saints 6-5.
Whittlesea Ranges’ Kliment Dimitrieski, in red, stepped into goal keeping duties. (Darren Howe)
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Fitzroy Stars: J Hayes 5 M Dow 2 P Kelly-Briggs R Bamblett D Whyman K Proctor J Brennan. Best: North Heidelberg: B Holmes S Harvey J Ryan L Bentley J Kruger M Lonergan. Fitzroy Stars: J Hayes A Clark C Wanganeen A Isailovic M Dow K Morgan. PANTON HILL 4.4 5.5 6.6 7.8 (50) MERNDA 4.3 5.3 5.5 6.10 (46) Goals: Panton Hill: T Kreymborg 4 J McGough J Byron J Chapman. Mernda: L Shelton 2 D Hutchinson 2 L Thorneycroft M Golledge. Best: Panton Hill: J Chapman T Scarce B O’Connor J Evans N Hendry T Miller. Mernda: J Bianchin J Wuelfert A Volpe L Shelton L Adams J O’Reilly. DIAMOND CREEK 9.5 10.9 16.11 20.14 (134) EPPING 3.0 7.5 8.6 8.9 (57) Goals: Diamond Creek: B Gutterson 6 L Campitelli 4 M Johnson 3 C Moloney 2 N Searl S Buchanan D Fleming R Burton M Rogneda. Epping: R Tinsley 3 J Dunmore 2 A Willitts M Robertson C Brown. Best: Diamond Creek: J Smith C Moloney B Gutterson J Norman M Johnson C Smith. Epping: J Stavely S Wood J Agosta C Brown J Freebairn B Keating. HURSTBRIDGE 1.3 6.6 11.7 16.13 (109) LALOR 1.3 3.11 4.11 10.16 (76) Goals: Hurstbridge: A Burns 8 D Francis 3 T Simpson G Klemm M Lucas B Mullane T Barbera. Lalor: S Dowell 2 J Parry 2 T Hughes 2 B Gibson 2 D Angelkoski B Delcus. Best: Hurstbridge: S Jellie J Saw A Burns M Ryan L East A Heron. Lalor: R Tsipiras D Morrison S Dowell B Curtiss S Smith J Parry. DIV 3 THOMASTOWN 6.3 8.7 14.11 22.13 (145) RESERVOIR 3.2 5.5 7.7 10.10 (70) Goals: Thomastown: M Khoury 6 C Leo 3 A Calafiore 3 D Fuller 3 J Osei-Duro 2 M Cupo 2 D Chadwick T Harrower J Terzioski. Reservoir: T O’Meara 2 A Flavel 2 K Beaumont 2 D McGregor 2 R Docherty C Rooney. Best: Thomastown: D Folino J Mercuri A Lozanovski M Khoury A Lesar L Fellows. Reservoir: J Kuchel J Dal Santo D Couwenberg D O’Sullivan D Delcanho B Lovett. RESERVOIR 3.2 5.5 8.9 12.11 (83) THOMASTOWN 0.1 0.6 0.7 7.11 (53) Goals: Reservoir: A McLaughlin 3 M Crump 3 J McSwain 2 R Keyes 2 A Carlson B Wight. Thomastown: J Colaci 3 S Italiano T Trinchera N Fiore S Merlo. Best: Reservoir: M Crump A McLaughlin B Mowlam C McGregor C McPhee B Wight. Thomastown: J Abbas Z Fleming C Missailidis P Meade J Merlo B Fitzgerald. NORTHERN: Div 1 Res: W Preston-Lakeside 22.13 bt Montmorency 15.12, Northcote Park 26.17 bt Lower Plenty 1.6, Bundoora 10.14 bt Eltham 7.11, Macleod 9.8 bt Heidelberg 6.10, Greensborough 11.10 bt Whittlesea 9.10. U-19: Eltham 8.11 bt Bundoora 7.10, Macleod 20.15 bt Heidelberg 4.7, Greensborough 15.10 bt Whittlesea 5.7, W PrestonLakeside 11.15 bt Montmorency 8.10, Northcote Park 8.12 bt Lower Plenty 8.8. Div 2 Res: Mernda 29.9 bt Panton Hill 1.2, North Heidelberg 11.6 bt Fitzroy Stars 6.9, Diamond Creek 23.7 bt Epping 8.4, Hurstbridge 13.10 bt Lalor 7.7. U-19: Mernda 20.15 bt Panton Hill 5.4, Diamond Creek 18.10 bt Epping 8.4, Hurstbridge 10.11 bt Lalor 8.14, St Marys 20.17 bt South Morang 3.3. Div 3 Res: Reservoir 12.11 bt Thomastown 7.11.
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GREENVALE 0.1 8.6 11.9 17.13 (115) MARIBYRNONG PK 6.2 7.4 13.4 17.4 (106) Goals: Greenvale: J Rohan 4 J Thompson 4 C Spinella 3 J Gazzo 2 P Lenne B Clifton D Sardo E Kuret. Maribyrnong Park: J Breust 3 C Lee 3 B Holland 2 S Cave R Castello P Medhurst J O’Brien T Lee B Keast C Maher C Vearing D Schibeci. Best: Greenvale: J Rohan J Thompson S Brewer E Kuret S Potter T Jorgensen. Maribyrnong Park: C Vearing J Breust C Lee J O’Brien B Keast C Maher.
KEILOR 5.3 7.6 12.8 15.12 (102) AVONDALE HGTS 5.2 8.8 11.10 12.17 (89) Goals: Keilor: A Browne 4 D Joyce 3 D Putt 2 J Manning M Teal R Bathie J Papalia N Davidson R Marcy. Avondale Heights: D Galea 6 P Rose 4 N Grabowski 2. Best: Keilor: M James A Browne K Barbuto D Tanti N Davidson L Peters. Avondale Heights: J Ralston D Bartrop J Taberner C Harris T Jones A Grosso. PASCOE VALE 1.2 6.10 12.12 20.19 (139) AIRPORT WEST 2.6 4.9 7.11 7.13 (55) Goals: Pascoe Vale: J Sherman 4 D Tydell 3 M Vesnaver 2 P Veszpremi 2 M Panzarino 2 D Raji J Blake M Ross N Kovac T Paiti A Lewis J Barnes. Airport West: D Courouzou 2 D Harris 2 J Canaqali B Godden C Le Favi. Best: Pascoe Vale: M Ross M Vesnaver M Ergunen J Sherman M Sikora B Newell. Airport West: A Walsh D Courouzou M White T Barbero A Sweet C Le Favi. NORTHERN SAINTS 6.3 10.8 14.12 18.16 (124) ESSENDON DS 5.0 9.4 12.10 18.14 (122) Goals: Northern Saints: Details unavailable. Essendon Doutta Stars: K Bucovaz 4 S Clarke 3 S Paulke 3 B Laguda B Langtry T Wallis L Rounds P Ntalianis J Brown J Lobb R Sleight. Best: Northern Saints: Details unavailable. Essendon Doutta Stars: B Langtry J Brown M Monteith S Clarke L Rounds C Thompson. ABERFELDIE 2.3 6.5 9.5 13.10 (88) STRATHMORE 4.5 6.6 8.11 10.12 (72) Goals: Aberfeldie: L Langwell 4 K Reimers 3 J McNamara 2 N Cattapan R Moylan C Cox R Fox. Strathmore: N Lyons 3 M Little 2 X Allison T Grima A Grima G Mazzeo J Rule. Best: Aberfeldie: R Fox R Allan L Langwell J Mighell. Strathmore: N Lyons M Stapleton A Arrowsmith D Jones M Knight K Staudt. DIV 1 TULLAMARINE 1.5 6.9 8.10 12.17 (89) WEST COBURG 2.2 6.3 7.4 9.4 (58) Goals: Tullamarine: J Kent 3 C Hare 2 R Laurie 2 M Egan 2 T Delaney S Doyle C Barton. West Coburg: P Schwalger 3 O Saad 2 S Berak T Baravi F Akkari F Akkari. Best: Tullamarine: J Burns D Brockway T Delaney C Steele D Hynninen W Becker. West Coburg: D Lucas R Weightman P Schwalger D Kutrolli F Akkari R Hudson. DIV 2 EAST KEILOR 6.0 8.2 13.9 14.14 (98) ROXBURGH PARK 4.3 5.9 5.10 6.16 (52) Goals: East Keilor: R Rutley 3 B Lucas 3 D Neville 2 R Balla 2 R Davis L Conidi C Grampsas M Caruso. Roxburgh Park: Details unavailable. Best: East Keilor: L Ruberto D Lysaght C Grampsas B Lucas R Balla N Abley. Roxburgh Park: NA.
DIV 1 RESERVE: Rd 18: Prahran Assumption 11.12 d Nobs/St Pats 4.8, Old Geelong 18.23 d Mhsob 7.7, Yarra Valley 16.11 d Whitefriars 8.4, Therry Penola 22.19 d Old Mentonians 4.6, Williamstown Cyms 12.19 d Bulleen Templestowe 10.7. DIV 2: Rd 18: Glen Eira 10.12 d South Melbourne Districts 8.9, Ivanhoe 13.16 d Old Eltham Collegians 12.11, Kew 14.17 d Old Paradians 11.6, St Johns 20.19 d Elsternwick 8.12, St Mary’s Salesian 20.11 d Monash Gryphons 8.15. DIV 2 RESERVE: Rd 18: Ivanhoe 9.23 d Old Eltham Collegians 11.5, Kew 27.18 d Old Paradians 2.2, St Johns 17.12 d Elsternwick 4.5, St Mary’s Salesian 27.14 d Monash Gryphons 5.0. DIV 3: Rd 18: Aquinas 16.23 d Emmaus St Leos 15.6, La Trobe University 13.9 drew Uhs-Vu 13.9, Albert Park 13.20 d Power House 6.5, Richmond Central 12.18 d Swinburne University 10.5, Northern Blues 17.11 d St Francis Xavier 10.8. DIV 3 RESERVE: Rd 18: Emmaus St Leos 8.10 d Aquinas 7.14, La Trobe University 12.21 d UhsVu 9.10, Power House 13.15 d Albert Park 11.8, Richmond Central 13.14 d Swinburne University 8.7, Eley Park Sharks 20.18 d South Mornington 4.7, Northern Blues 17.12 d St Francis Xavier 5.5. DIV 4: Rd 18: Canterbury 16.17 d North Brunswick 9.5, Hawthorn 25.8 d Dragons 6.4, West Brunswick 13.9 d Manningham Cobras 12.10, Westbourne Grammarians 17.18 d Point Cook 11.17, Box Hill North 33.22 d Chadstone 6.7. DIV 4 RESERVE: Rd 18: Canterbury 20.14 d North Brunswick 10.5, Hawthorn 20.26 d Dragons 4.5, West Brunswick 16.9 d Manningham Cobras 3.8, Westbourne Grammarians 16.10 d Point Cook 5.8, Box Hill North 25.10 d Chadstone 11.4. U-19 PREMIER: Rd 18: Old Scotch 10.15 d St Bedes/Mentone Tigers 5.9, Beaumaris 27.15 d Old Melburnians 2.3, St Kevins 24.20 d De La Salle 3.2, Old Xaverians 12.5 d St Bernards 5.12. U-19 SEC 2: Rd 18: Caulfield Grammarians 10.13 d Mazenod 6.5, University Blues 19.11 d Fitzroy 5.10, Collegians 6.13 d Old Trinity 3.7, Old Brighton 12.12 d University Blacks 11.12. U-19 SEC 3: Rd 18: Old Ivanhoe 19.19 d Old Camberwell 7.6, Ajax 19.14 d St Mary’s Salesian 6.13, Williamstown Cyms 15.16 d Old Carey 10.5. U-19 NORTH: Rd 18: Whitefriars 0.0 d PEGS 8.10, Ivanhoe 25.17 d Northern Blues 11.3, St Bernards 6.11 d Wyndham Suns 5.14. VAFA COLTS: Rd 18: Point Cook Afc 9.7 d Old Paradians 5.14, Williamstown Cyms 9.10 d Uhs-Vu/ Flemington 6.9, Mazenod 19.13 d University Blues 3.4, Westbourne Grammarians 9.9 d St Bernards 5.10.
ESSENDON: Premier. Res: Keilor 15.17 bt Avondale Heights 10.7, Airport West 16.15 bt Pascoe Vale 8.8, Essendon Doutta Stars 22.29 bt Northern Saints 0.0, Aberfeldie 14.9 bt Strathmore 8.3. U-18.5: Greenvale 18.20 bt Maribyrnong Park 5.2, Keilor 18.16 bt Avondale Heights 6.4, Airport West 9.11 bt Pascoe Vale 7.9, Strathmore 12.7 bt Aberfeldie 7.12. Div 1 Res: Glenroy 15.9 bt West Coburg 3.14. U-18.5: Craigieburn 13.10 bt West Coburg 9.14. Div 2 Res: East Keilor 14.5 bt Moonee Valley 10.14. U-18.5: Moonee Valley 17.11 bt Roxburgh Park 5.6.
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VAFA PREMIER RESERVE: Rd 17: University Blacks 16.14 d Old Brighton 7.4, Old Scotch 18.9 d Beaumaris 5.7, Old Xaverians 21.17 d Old Trinity 5.1, St Bedes/ Mentone Tigers 13.6 d Collegians 12.11, St Bernards 18.17 d De La Salle 4.6. PREMIER THIRDS: Rd 17: Old Xaverians 24.12 d Old Melburnians 2.1, Collegians 9.12 drew University Blues 9.12, St Bernards 5.6 d Old Scotch 3.5. DIV 1: Rd 18: Prahran Assumption 21.22 d Nobs/St Pats 8.7, Old Geelong 25.20 d Mhsob 10.10, Yarra Valley 17.26 d Whitefriars 13.9, Therry Penola 18.20 d Old Mentonians 12.21, Williamstown Cyms 16.18 d Bulleen Templestowe 11.13.
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