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A Braybrook student has combined two of her great loves to create an artistic performance rated as one of the state’s best. Veronica Vujicic was selected as one of 30 students from across Victoria to perform in the Top Class Dance show of the VCE Season of Excellence last week. Her solo performance is a piece about a growing tree that experiences bushfire. Her goal in the piece is to make the audience feel emotional about the destruction caused by bushfires and imagine it in a human form. “Part of the curriculum is to produce a solo based on a story or stimulus – and I decided to do mine on a growing tree and burning tree,” she said. “I’m really passionate about trees and nature, so it made sense to incorporate that into my performance. “I find that when you’re passionate about something it tends to come naturally.” The Caroline Chisholm Catholic College student was selected to take part in Top Class Dance after receiving an A+ exam mark last year. She performed at the Melbourne Recital Centre last Thursday in front of friends, family and other schools. “It’s a nice way to start year 12,” she said. “I’d love to keep dance going in the future, maybe as a hobby or if I could even teach a few classes.” Tate Papworth

Parking stress tackled By Ewen McRae Parking hotspots in Sunshine, St Albans and around train stations are set for a revamp under a proposed parking strategy before Brimbank council. The council last week endorsed a Draft Parking Strategy for community consultation, with the aim of providing a co-ordinated approach to alleviating carparking stress. Activity centre areas in Sunshine and St Albans are among the highest priority areas for attention.

Brimbank has a high reliance on car travel, with 54 per cent of households in the municipality having access to two or more cars – three per cent above the greater Melbourne average – according to data outlined in the strategy. It states that private vehicles account for 76 per cent of work travel in Brimbank, compared to the Melbourne average of 64 per cent. The strategy is also aimed at alleviating parking stress around train stations, with the most recent data showing 9700 people access Brimbank train stations on an average

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weekday, and most nearby carparks are full by 7am. A push by the Brimbank Disability Network for more disabled parking across the municipality is expected to form a strong part of the final strategy. More paid parking areas in key locations is also being considered. Cr Virginia Tachos encouraged residents to have their say on the strategy when consultation begins next month. “Parking is a source of frustration and angst for our communities residents, businesses and visitors,” Cr Tachos said.

“Better managing existing carparking is extremely important and I encourage all rate payers to have their say on it.” Cr John Hedditch also expressed support for the strategy. “Parking is a very important part of our day-to-day living, and by heck we get a lot of people chewing our ear about it, and rightly so,” he said. “This enables people to look at the strategic framework and think about it from their perspective and where they live and work … I look forward to seeing their contributions.”

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Next Council Meeting Tuesday 19 March 2019, 7pm Ordinary Council Meeting Brimbank Community and Civic Centre Level 1, Council Chamber 301 Hampshire Road, Sunshine

Have your say Have your say on issues that are important to you. Learn more about our current community consultations including:

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• JR Parsons Reserve Community Vision and Site Plan – the new vision will guide the future function, use and development of the reserve – submissions close on Friday 1 March 2019

Parks ready for play Avenue Reserve in St Albans, and O’Connors Paddock in Cairnlea. Additional trees have been planted at Ashton Avenue and Euroa Reserves – with more trees to be planted in Kurung Drive Reserve and O’Connors Paddock during the 2019 planting season. The upgrades include: Work to upgrade four parks across Brimbank is almost complete – with exciting new play equipment, climbing spots, a netball/basketball court, picnic tables, BBQ and more! We’ve completed a $400,000 upgrade to Kurung Drive Reserve in Kings Park, which is now open to the public. Council is also improving another three parks, with upgrades of $100,000 each at Eurora/Koroit Place Reserve in Taylors Lakes, Ashton

• Kurung Drive Reserve, Kings Park - combined basketball and netball court, soccer/rugby post, play equipment, maze, fitness station, shelter, picnic area, BBQ, drinking fountain, 77 trees and more • Ashton Avenue Reserve, St Albans - swing, picnic seats, rocker, play unit with two slides, and 15 new trees • Eurora/Koroit Place Reserve, Taylors Lakes - swing, play unit with two slides, rocker, shelter,

To have your say visit brimbank.vic.gov.au/haveyoursay 27 new trees, picnic shelter, and drinking fountain • O’Connors Paddock, Cairnlea - play unit, swings, balancing logs, climbing ropes and posts, drinking fountain and picnic setting, and another 15 trees Great parks are good for our physical and mental health. They provide shared spaces for children and their families to play and explore together. They also improve our neighbourhood character and help to protect our environment.

The improvements were part of Council’s award-winning Creating Better Parks Policy and Plan, which ensures access to a range of flagship, suburban, neighbourhood and local parks across Brimbank.

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For more information on other parks to enjoy, visit brimbank.vic.gov.au

What’s on Sing together in harmony across languages. All voices welcome. Join guest Musician Nela Trifkovic, lead singer of world music ensemble SARAY Illuminado and the strong and beautiful voices of the Brimbank Multicultural Community Choir for three special choral workshops! Don’t miss the opportunity to perform with Nela and the choir for the Meraki Concert at the Bowery Theatre. When: Monday 4 March, Monday 18 March and Monday 8 April, 7-9pm Where: Bowery Theatre, Princess Street, St Albans Cost: No charge For more information and to register visit bowerystacc.com.au or call 9249 4600.

Electric Vehicle Expo

Pop-Up Drive Through Reuse and Recycling Day

If you’re interested in learning more about the future of electric vehicles in Australia then come along to the Electric Vehicle Expo.

Do you have unwanted items that are too big or too good to throw out? Clean out your home, load up the car or trailer and take unwanted items to the Pop-Up Drive Through Reuse and Recycling Day event.

We're offering limited return transportation and an entry ticket to the event – at no charge. When: Saturday 16 March, 10am-3pm Where: A bus will depart from the Brimbank Multi-deck carpark, located between George and Dawson Streets, Sunshine.

Simply load up the car or trailer and arrive at the location, we’ll take care of the rest – you don’t even need to get out of your car. Maximum of eight items per household. A drivers licence or rates notice will be required on the day. When: Sunday 31 March, 9am-2pm

A bus will also depart from Keilor Community Hub, at 704B Old Calder Highway, Keilor. Buses depart 10am sharp, and return at 3pm.

Where: JR Parsons Reserve, enter via Stanford Street, Sunshine

Cost: No charge

Spaces are very limited and bookings are essential. To book a ticket on the bus and receive your entry ticket to the expo, book online at ev-expo-brimbank.eventbrite.com.au

Bookings are preferred. To register visit popupbrimbank.eventbrite.com.au For more information email environment@brimbank.vic.gov.au or call 9249 4000.

Your Councillors are always happy to hear from you Visit www.brimbank.vic.gov.au/council to find your ward Councillors and their contact details.

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Brimbank targets illegal brothels Brimbank council will investigate ways to put the squeeze on illegal brothels. Mayor Lucinda Congreve raised the issue at last week’s council meeting, asking for a report on options for dealing with alleged illegal brothels – with estimates of at least 10 operating within Brimbank. “Council often gets complaints from our community alleging massage parlours are operating as illegal brothels in Brimbank,” Cr Congreve said. “This is a huge concern to our residents, and

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we want to look at our options for dealing with the problem. “At present, investigating alleged brothels is extremely challenging because councils have limited legislative powers to deal with such issues, and such investigations often pose risks to council officers.

“As Victoria Police is the lead agency in sex industry enforcement, the current process is to refer all allegations about alleged illegal brothels for investigation by Victoria Police, including the relevant local police station and the Sex Industry Coordination Unit. “However, such a process can take time, and we’re aware that our community wants quicker action on such matters.” Police have shut down a number of illegal brothels in Brimbank, including one in Perth Avenue, Albion, in December 2017. Kingston council has used private investigators for the past four years to investigate

Going in to bat for Abbey’s vision The Melbourne Renegades may have taken out this year’s Big Bash title, but a far more important T20 is set to light up Ainsworth Reserve in West Sunshine this week. A fundraising match for the Abbey Solo Foundation will take over the oval and surrounds, with the foundation’s AbSTARS taking on a Victorian Police side. The Abbey Solo Foundation was established to support families of young children with cancer, helping them with accommodation costs and support when attending The Royal Children’s Hospital. Abbey Solo was a pupil at Mother of God Primary School in Ardeer. She died in 2015 after a prolonged battle with leukemia. School principal and foundation president Gerard Broadfoot said the game was a chance for the community to get behind a cause that Abbey felt strongly about. “She was a pretty special kid, and she fought that disease for about six of her nine years,” Mr Broadfoot said. “Her family were together that whole time, and she was quite conscious of families being together … especially those from the country, so we do all of this in her name to try and help out.” The AbSTARS team will feature a mix of Abbey’s friends and family, staff from the hospital and Sunshine Heights Cricket Club members. Women’s Big Bash players Makinley Blows (Stars all-rounder) and Emma Inglis (Renegades keeper) will also play and the event will feature a range of family entertainment around the boundary. Play will start at 5pm on Wednesday, February 27.

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Portfolio role model deemed a council win Brimbank councillors have been allocated their portfolios and committees for the year, following a successful trial. Council established portfolios for each councillor in February, 2018, with the aim of making councillors “knowledge champions” in various fields. Three new portfolios have been established for the second year; – Connecting Brimbank, Healthy Brimbank and Brimbank Proud. Cr Victoria Borg said the portfolio system had been successful. “It is great to see the portfolios that were established for the pilot year being so successful,” Cr Borg said. “It was a welcome addition to the governance structure … and on a personal level I feel very excited about these new portfolios.” Mayor Lucinda Congreve and Cr Virginia Tachos will look after the Resilient Brimbank portfolio, while former mayor Margaret Giudice will move to Brimbank Innovation. Cr Duyen Anh Pham (Vibrant Brimbank), Cr John Hedditch (Prosperous Brimbank), Cr Kim Thien Truong (Sustainable Brimbank), Cr Bruce Lancashire (Liveable Brimbank) and Cr Borg (Brimbank People) will remain on their portfolios. The three new portfolios will be filled by Cr Daniel Allan (Brimbank Proud), Cr Georgina Papafotiou (Healthy Brimbank), and Cr Sam David (Connecting Brimbank).

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complaints of illegal brothels, leading to the closure of 18 establishments during that time. A similar program in Dandenong has also seen success. Cr Congreve said this was one option that would be explored, along with other ways of closing down illegal brothels. “We’re interested in exploring what our options are for dealing effectively with alleged illegal brothels,” she said. “This would help us consider an appropriate response within our legislated powers and our role of working in partnership with other agencies, such as Victoria Police.”

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Festival fun in the park The McKay Garden Festival will bloom in Sunshine this weekend with family fun and entertainment. The Friends of McKay Gardens will be hosting their fourth Garden Festival in the 110-year-old park. The fun will unfold at the HG McKay Gardens from noon on Sunday, March 3, and will feature a range of entertainment and heritage activities, as well as food stalls and a fitness corner. The main entertainment on the day will come from the Christine Ayres Irish dancers, who are the current world champions in their division after success in Glasgow in 2018.

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Copper wire thefts cripple clubs By Ewen McRae The theft of copper wire from Brimbank sporting grounds has continued, with Selwyn Park in Albion the latest to be hit. The incident, the latest in a series of similar thefts across the municipality, has left the reserve and the Sunshine United Cricket Club rooms without power since February 17. Sunshine United president Mark Dalrymple said the impact on the club at the “pointy end of the season” had been profound. However they nearly caught the criminals in the act.

“We had a function at the rooms on Saturday night, and it went quite late which is unusual,” Mr Dalrymple said. “When we were locking up at the end, someone heard some activity over near the tennis courts, but didn’t think much of it, but it appears that was the start of the theft. “When we turned up to play our under-18s game on Sunday morning we had no power, and it’s been that way since. “It’s been one of the most difficult weeks we’ve had in my time at the club. Just simple things like running a bar, we needed eskys and

ice, preparing food, we can’t really do that. It’s been very tough on everyone, but the attitude from the club has been fantastic.” The club has had no hot water or power since the theft and had to use a generator to run lights and fridges for its major fundraiser at the weekend. Council infrastructure and city services director Neil Whiteside said the cost of replacing the wire and helping clubs operate in the interim was severe. “In the past 18 months there have been 18 copper cabling thefts from community sports

grounds and other sites in Brimbank,” Mr Whiteside said. “Not only do these thefts come at a significant financial cost to the community – more than $500,000 in insurance claims are being lodged – they can also heavily impact the amenities and the users of these grounds. “We’re making every effort to deter future thefts.” Selwyn Park now has a security guard on site 24-hours a day, however the club says there is no firm timeline on when power will be restored.

Springing into action A Caroline Springs School is aiming to be the most active school in Victoria for the second year running. Springside P-9 College was named the most active in the state after last year’s Active April initiative, with nearly 1000 of its students registered to kickstart healthy habits. Active April is a state government initiative that urges Victorians of all ages, abilities and fitness levels to complete 30 minutes of exercise each day throughout the month. Physical education teacher Jess Francke said the school hoped to smash its previous record and encourage the local community to do the same. “We aim to promote physical activity and getting enjoyment from exercise at our school,” Ms Francke said. “The initiative is run over the school holidays, so gives the pupils a calendar of activities that they can do while they are not at school.

“It doesn’t have to be anything too difficult. During school, we run activities in the gym, which might include skipping, hopscotch or a game against the teachers.” Registration is free and includes a range of offers, including a 10-day pass for new members at Melton Waves. Active April participants can access the Get Active Workouts video series via the app. It includes 30 videos demonstrating 10-minute workout ideas designed to inspire and motivate participants of all ages and abilities. Details: activeapril.vic.gov.au Esther Lauaki

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Celebs ready to rumble By Tate Papworth A former Love Island contestant and a popular Youtube personality are on a collision course. Elias Chigros and Mitchell Orval have been booked as the main event for Team Ellis Boxing’s upcoming “Pretender to Contender” fight night. Elias was a popular contestant in the 2018 edition of the reality show Love Island, while Mitch’s Youtube channel went viral through the popularity of his “Angry Dad” videos. Both men have been training four days a week at Team Ellis Boxing gym in East Keilor. Gym owner Jake Ellis said the bout was shaping up as being a fight to remember. “Both guys are very different personalities,” Ellis said. “Elias is more quiet and reserved whereas Mitch is more in your face. They had a face-off last week and you can just tell that this is going to heat up very quickly.” The event will be the third installment of celebrity fights hosted by the gym. “I eventually want to have 20-30 celebrities in my stable so I can take this to TV networks,” Ellis said. “I’ve already floated the idea with the networks and they’re interested. I just need a few more personalities.” While some dismiss the upcoming fight as a gimmick, Ellis said it would be anything but. “Elias actually had a fight in an event we had last year and ended up with a busted nose and busted knuckles,” he said. “This is a real fight and part of the idea behind it is to introduce a new audience to the sport.” The undercard will also be unique with a father and son set to take to the ring. “I’ve never actually heard of a father and

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son getting into the ring together in my years of being involved with the sport,” Ellis said. “The son had a bit of a hard time and boxing has really helped him. His dad

started with him to improve his fitness and offer encouragement.” The event will take place at Melbourne Pavilion on April 13. Tickets: 9336 1223

Bus revamp for Heights Burnside Heights residents will soon have better access to public transport and improved links to the Caroline Springs town centre. A revised bus route 426 will also provide easier access to Albion and Sunshine stations. New bus stops will be installed on Westwood Drive ahead of the changes, which will take affect on Sunday, May 19. The revised route 426 timetable will have more than 400 trips a week, from 5am to after midnight Monday to Saturday and from 7am to midnight on Sundays. Frequency will be increased, allowing improved access to key destinations including Caroline Springs town centre and Sunshine. Kororoit MP Marlene Kairouz said the upgrades were a win for the community. “We’re making public transport more accessible for the residents of Burnside Heights by bringing services to their doorstep,” she said. “The is the latest improvement to the bus network throughout Caroline Springs, making sure that locals can get where they need to go.” The state government says the revamp has been made possible following the opening of the Westwood Drive bridge and is the latest phase in a roll-out of an upgraded bus network for the area. Tate Papworth

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A prototype for success By Tate Papworth Dawt Hnem Sung Sarum is breaking new ground. The 19 year-old from Caroline Springs, who is known as Nunu, is the first recipient of Victoria University and City West Water’s Celebrating Women in STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering and Maths) scholarship. Nunu is one of only a handful of women stuyding engineering at VU. She was nominated for the scholarship by one of her lecturers, and said she was over the moon.

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Compost plan takes root Brimbank residents will soon find it easier to compost their household waste, with the council set to adopt a policy aimed at reducing landfill. The council last week ticked off the Brimbank Home Composting Program, under which 300 Brimbank households will be supported to start composting. The program includes a suite of rebates, information and engagement options that will encourage households to take on home composting and help cut landfill levels. Councillor Kim Thien Truong, who raised the issue at the November, 2018, council meeting, said the program was a step in the right direction. “The management of organic food and garden waste is an important topic,” Cr Truong said. “We know that reducing levels of waste from our kitchens and gardens can contribute to reducing overall waste going to landfill. “Rather than putting this type of waste in the bin, a household organic processing system creates a useful product for the garden that helps to retain water and nutrients to build resilience to drought. “A program like this would help encourage a love of gardening in the community, which is a healthy and popular activity, especially for senior residents.” “It’s important that we support and educate the community to get involved in ways that help the environment.”

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“I was really surprised when I found out,” she said. “It means a lot to me. I never thought I’d receive something like this. When I was nominated, I was so happy with that – so when I got a call to say I’d won, it was overwhelming.” Nunu credits Victoria University’s new first-year learning model with being a big part of her success. “There’s some subjects I struggle with, but my friends have really helped,” she said. “They do a different study style here and there’s a lot of benefit to it.” Nunu arrived in Australia as a refugee from Myanmar (Burma) in 2014 and said her time in Australia had been nothing but positive. “I’ve been really lucky and haven’t experienced any discrimination … everyone has been really welcoming,” she said.

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Police put the brakes on bikes By Tate Papworth Brimbank Highway Patrol officers made good on their promise to enlist the Police Airwing in a bid to crackdown on motorbike users. During Operation Endo this month, every motorbike rider observed in the area was checked by police, including breath and drug tests. Motorcyclists who attempted to evade interception were tracked by the airwing and then arrested by ground units. Police said they were happy that a large

number of riders were found to be doing the right thing, however there were still a number of riders issued with notices. Brimbank Highway Patrol Sergeant Bill Joannidis said the operation had immediate impact. “On the first day of this operation seven motorcycles were impounded for numerous offences, including driving while suspended and speeding 45km/h or more over the limit.” Police impounded nine vehicles during the operation. Sergeant Joannidis said one of the worst offenders was a speeding rider.

“One rider evaded police from Ballarat Road and was followed by the airwing to an address in Taylors Hill where he was arrested and his bike seized,” he said. “This male, in his 20s, was riding at over 200km/h along Caroline Springs Boulevard, Caroline Springs while the airwing was following him. “He was arrested and interviewed by Brimbank CIU for charges including conduct endangering persons. “He was remanded in custody until March 21 to appear at Sunshine Magistrates Court.”

Sergeant Joannidis said motorbike riders can expect more of the same throughout the year. “Motorcycle riders in Brimbank and throughout the state are over-represented in serious injury collisions and fatal collisions,” he said. “Despite making up less than 1 per cent of motorists on the roads, they are involved in approximately 10 per cent of all serious injury collisions. “This operation was considered a success and will continue to run with airwing support throughout the year on a regular basis.”

Get in on the act Kororoit Creek Neighbourhood House is used for many things, but on Wednesdays it’s a place of improvisation, games and fun. Performer Jessica Gerger is heading up drama workshops at the Albion house, which she says is a special environment. “The great thing about drama is that these rewarding skills are developed disguised as lots of fun,” Gerger said. “Students can expect to have lots of laughs and fun, make new friends. They will slowly say goodbye to shyness and feel the satisfaction of performance. “Everyone respects each other and nothing is ‘wrong’ – the students are free to experiment and put forward their ideas.” The classes are designed for primary school pupils aged seven to 12, but Gerger said anyone was welcome to give them a go. “I’m determined that children should have a safe space in which they have the freedom to

express themselves with confidence,” she said. “Also – drama is so much fun. It shouldn’t only be for people in the profession – it is beneficial and exciting for everyone. “The drama games are all designed for specific reasons – to increase lung capacity, improve articulation and so on. “At the end of each term we have an open class and we lead up to a performance at the end of the fourth term.” For more information, contact Jessica Gerger on: 0449 069 962. Kororoit Creek Neighbourhood House is at 61 Selwyn Street, Albion. Tate Papworth

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Deer Park man jailed for rape By Ewen McRae

On April 27, 2018, Eusenio PELENATINO failed to appear on bail at the Sunshine Magistrates Court. A warrant for his arrest was issued for the offence of criminal damage. On July 13, 2018 a charge and warrant was issued for his arrest for the offence of failing to answer bail. Police are seeking information as to PALENATINO’s current whereabouts.

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A Deer Park man has been sentenced in the County Court to more than eight years in prison for the rape and assault of his partner on several occasions. Mark Kington, 42, was found guilty on November 19 last year of four counts of rape and one of common assault against his former partner. The court heard that Kington formed a relationship with the victim in late 2013 and the pair was soon living with Kington’s parents in Deer Park. The court heard that both Kington and the victim were using ice and marijuana throughout their relationship. In November, 2014, the victim arrived home to find Kington smoking ice. When he handed her the ice pipe to use, he forced himself on her. The victim said he then threw $50 at her and told her to move out. The victim went to live with a friend, but a few weeks later she visited Kington’s house and a similar offence occurred. The victim moved into a property in Thomastown in early 2015, with Kington a regular visitor. The court heard that Kington forced himself on the victim twice more during the next eight months, and on one occasion strangled the victim with a T-shirt to the brink of unconsciousness. This incident led to the common assault charge.

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far from ideal. “Council is disappointed it has had to send recycling to landfill this week due to a temporary processing stop at SKM Services,” he said. “No one wants recyclable material to go to landfill, but our priority must be to protect the health and safety of the community.

“There is currently no other viable recycling processing option available during this short-term disruption.” SKM will be unable to accept waste until the EPA confirms the sites are compliant with waste management policy. Despite the disruptions, Brimbank curbside collections continued as normal last week. Mr Whiteside told Star Weekly last week the situation would be resolved “within a matter of days” – but more than a week later, SKM was still unable to reopen its sites. He said the council would support SKM to

help it meet the EPA-imposed requirements. “Brimbank, with other SKM-contracted councils, are exploring every opportunity to support SKM to meet the requirements of the EPA-issued minor works notice,” he said. “Brimbank, with other SKM-contracted councils, are also working with the Metropolitan Waste and Resource Recovery Group to look at what measures can be put in place to ensure this situation does not happen again.” The council is contracted with SKM until 2026.

Footy star in team talk An AFLW premiership player has promoted the importance of leadership during a visit to Catholic Regional College St Albans. Western Bulldogs forward Aisling Utri last week addressed the school’s year 8 students as part of a teamwork and collaboration health discovery unit. College health and physical education leader Dale Marshall said Utri, also a hockey player, was an ideal person to address the college’s students. “In this unit, our students have been learning about the importance of having a positive support network around you and how to conduct yourself in a team environment – in school, sport and in the wider community,” Mr Marshall said. “Aisling Utri is involved in two high-profile team sports and has so much experience working in a team environment to pass on to our students.”

Utri spoke to the students about motivation, resilience, goal-setting, coping with pressure and health/nutrition, as well as the importance of teamwork and collaboration. At only 20 years of age, Utri has gathered the sort of sports resume of which even seasoned athletes would be envious. As well as playing a role in the Bulldogs’ AFLW side, Utri is a Victorian Institute of Sport Scholarship holder for hockey and played for the Essendon Hockey Club last season. Tate Papworth

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26 February 2019 Melton City Council Community News

Mayor’s Message

Kindergarten Readiness Month

Cr Bob Turner Last week, I travelled to Canberra as part of the National Growth Areas Alliance Catch up with the Outer Suburbs campaign launch at Parliament House. The Federal election campaign is calling for better access to roads, transport, local jobs and community facilities in fast growing outer suburbs across Australia.

Are you preparing to send your little one to 4-year-old kindergarten in 2020? March is Kindergarten Readiness Month and parents and carers of toddlers are encouraged to take part in activities and information sessions that will help families make the leap into preschool education. Run by Melton City Council and City of Melton Kindergarten providers, the sessions are free and are an opportunity for parents to meet teachers, ask questions and help identify if their child is ready for kinder.

I met with Shadow Minister for Infrastructure, Transport, Cities and Regional Development Anthony Albanese, Member for Gorton, Brendan O’Connor MP and the Office of the Minister for Infrastructure, Transport and Regional Development to put Melton’s case forward for an upgrade to the Western Highway. Around 60,000 vehicles use the highway each day, and this is set to increase to 113,000 by 2031. The highway can’t cope with this growth,

Kindergarten applications for 2020 open on 13 March 2019.

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Parent Information Sessions provide great insight from Kindergarten professionals. You will learn what a day of kindergarten involves, what to expect and the application process. You will also hear from a psychologist about how to help your child transition. We have three different sessions to choose from: Melton Library and Learning Hub Tuesday 5 March, 6.30pm to 8.00pm

Taking an evening stroll around one of our popular local water attractions has become much easier following the completion of the Light Up Lake Caroline project. Designed to improve access and safety around the area after dark, the project saw the installation of 72 light poles which illuminate the paths and communal spaces, so residents can enjoy a range of activities like walking the dog, going for a run or riding a bike.

Caroline Springs Library and Learning Hub Thursday 7 March, 11.00am to 12.30pm Botanica Springs Children’s and Community Centre Thursday 7 March, 4.00pm to 5.30pm Bookings for information sessions are required. Kindergarten Open Week Come along and explore your local Kindergarten between Monday 18 March and Friday 22 March, 6pm to 8pm. Meet teachers, ask questions & gather information to help inform your decision in which Kindergarten to enrol your child. Bookings for open week are not required. For parent information session bookings and a list of participating kindergartens, visit melton.vic.gov.au/kinderready

It’s also a fantastic spot to sit and watch native birdlife, have a picnic, let your kids run off some energy or meet up with family and friends, so please head down one warm evening to have a look. Also in Caroline Springs, the progress of the leisure centre has been right on target, with the first local sports enthusiasts due to get on court in April.

and needs urgent upgrades to improve safety and reduce congestion. The section of the Western Highway in the City of Melton already suffers from significant levels of congestion during peak periods, and is characterised by aged and rural-standard freeway infrastructure including direct property accesses, at-grade interchanges, and two at-grade bus stops. We are calling for the removal of direct property access, bus stops and central median breaks to improve safety, as well as the construction of new interchanges, including one at Bulmans Road. So, I encourage residents to get behind this campaign. Visit catchup.org.au/melton and tell our politicians to catch up with Melton and upgrade the Western Highway. To arrange a meeting, phone Barbara McKenzie on 9747 7200, or contact me directly on 0412 584 224 or at bob.turner@melton.vic.gov.au

This important part of infrastructure adds two indoor basketball, netball and futsal courts, 12 tennis courts and three basketball hoops, amongst many other state-of-the-art amenities such as a change rooms, coaching offices and commercial kitchens and a servery. Improving community access to high quality sports facilities is so important for the ongoing wellbeing and health of local residents, and I encourage everyone to keep an eye out for opening dates. To find out more about these, and any other major infrastructure projects underway in the City of Melton, visit our website at melton.vic.gov.au or please feel free to contact me on 0437 241 436 or goran.kesic@melton.vic.gov.au with any Council issues.

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MY BRIMBANK Dominique Wisniewski is the secretary of the Friends of Kororoit Creek. She chats with Ewen McRae. What is your connection to Brimbank?

site to see the plants flourishing. The National Tree Day events are probably a highlight for me and the rest of the FOKC because they are so big. So many plants, so many people and heaps of space to cover. The last two years we have held this event at a site on the creek behind Kingdom Hall of Jehovah’s Witnesses on Fraser Street and we will be back there this year.

I have grown up and lived in Ardeer my whole life. I went to St Paul’s Primary School in West Sunshine and I love going to the group fitness classes at Sunshine Leisure Centre. I’m a bit of a fanatic, sometimes going as much as five times a week. The instructors there are so friendly and helpful. There’s a good variety of strength, cardio and stretching/meditative classes.

I really like the diversity of cultures in the area. It’s always fascinating walking along the streets of Sunshine and seeing so many different types of people. An excellent result of the diversity of cultures in Brimbank … is a great variety of restaurant cuisines to choose from. I also think it is a great benefit for Brimbank to have so much diversity.

We will be at Buckingham Reserve for Clean Up Australia Day (March 3) – that is always a popular one. We have a planting day near the end of Boreham Street on May 19. You can also find us at Sunshine station tending to our little planting site there, on the last Sunday of every month. More details are on our website (fokc. org.au).

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What are some of the events/projects that FOKC have going on in the early part of the year?

What could make the area better? The amount of litter on the streets and in the Kororoit Creek is very concerning. Less litter would make Brimbank so much better. I don’t think it’s necessarily up to the council to spend more money on removing that rubbish … spending the money allocated more wisely, especially on education of the community, would be a great help. Where is your favourite place to go for a feed in Brimbank? Anywhere with banh mi. I haven’t taken the time and effort to select my favourite place. I’m clearly not that cultured when it comes to Vietnamese food. If the place has banh mi,

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and back. I strongly encourage everyone to do volunteer work … I think the volunteer will get the most out of it (in terms of enjoyment and satisfaction) if the volunteer work is convenient and fits well into your lifestyle. What’s been the highlight of your time in the group? This is a tricky one, because I really like all the planting events we have – meeting the different people who come to the events, looking at the work after we have finished and revisiting the

My mother is Egyptian. She was born in Cairo and her family moved to Australia looking for a better and safer life. My father has Polish heritage. His parents, originally from Poland and Belarus. I also work at IP Australia (the patent office) as a patent examiner. I studied chemical engineering at university and got a job looking at patent applications. I tend to look at applications to do with waste water treatment, oil and gas processing, batteries (from small ones in your phone to big ones in a car), and other ways of producing electricity like fuel cells. It is a very interesting and niche job that not many people have heard of.

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A group of western suburbs businessmen is making a last ditch stand to save the Victorian Permanent Home Show in West Melbourne from complete collapse.

All major building unions have placed black bans on the site of the old Deer Park swimming pool – which is now an official war memorial. The Sunshine council is building an elderly citizen’s centre on the site but work will not go ahead until the unions are satisfied that Deer Park residents are given the opportunity to discuss a new pool and recreation area.

Brimbank residents from across three suburbs – Taylors Lakes, Sunshine and St Albans – have called for a moratorium on electronic gaming machines in the municipality. The strong stance on the future of gaming in Brimbank was first taken in a petition, presented to Brimbank council last week, opposing a planning permit application by the Taylors Lakes Recreation Club.

Brimbank police have broadened their warnings about the threat to pedestrians after dark as safety concerns continue to escalate on the region’s troubled streets. Commuters are being urged to be vigilant as half a dozen people each week continue to be robbed at railway stations in the area.

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and working in and around Brooklyn opportunities to speak with councils, government agencies, local industries and community groups. Drop in on Wednesday, March 6, from 5-7pm at Brooklyn Community Hall, Cypress Avenue Brooklyn. ■ brooklynip.com.au

Join the creative community and hear from local artist Georgie Mattingley about the development of her art practice. She works predominantly with photography and painting through social collaboration. Often adopting a playful humour and a quirky use of visual aesthetic, her work aims to beautify confronting spaces or events as a tool to question limits and values. She has exhibited in Australia, the US and India. Light refreshments will be served. On Tuesday, March 5, from 6.30-8pm at Sunshine Art Spaces. ■ artspaces@brimbank.vic.gov.au or 9249 4397

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University of the Third Age Brimbank is seeking volunteer basic and intermediate computer tutors. Classes are held on Monday mornings at West Sunshine Community Centre, 25 Kermeen Street, West Sunshine. ■ 9249 4570, u3abrimbank@gmail.com

Learn how to get your bright idea off the ground at Business Planning Essentials. The workshop will be packed with start-up tips, tools and expert guidance to give your business the best chance of success. In a small group setting, find out how to plan, prepare and test a business idea. On Wednesday, February 27, from 1-3pm at iHarvest Coworking, 301 Hampshire Road, Sunshine ■ 9249 4413 or ecodev@brimbank.vic.gov.au

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As owner and head chef of the Aangan Indian restaurants, Sumit Malhotra has been busy spreading his brand of authentic cuisine for the past 15 years. In that time, he’s opened no less than four eateries across Melbourne and another in Shepparton. All that activity, which started as a humble takeaway in West Footscray, means the Aangan eateries are regularly hailed as being among the best Indian restaurants in Melbourne. Sumit explains why he believes “his brainchild” has proven a success. “All dishes (Indian and Indo-Chinese) are made by personal recipes of Sumit, who is well versed in the Indian method of dum pukht,” Sumit says. “Dum pukht, the traditional method for Moghul kings, is delicious, slow cooking with the joys of Indian spices. Recognised with a 2011 Champion of the Year award and Highest Star Rating 8 years in a row by The Age Good Food Guide under $30 category, and Number 1 Regional Winner by Menulog for three years, Sumit says Aangan’s food has been winning the hearts of Melbourne’s people. “As well, all our ingredients in daily cooked dishes are natural and sourced from local markets and suppliers. Along with a selection of classic meals, we cater for vegans and vegetarians.” With branches in West Footscray, Deer Park, Bundoora and Shepparton – and one upcoming in South Melbourne – it may be wondered how a uniformity of quality can be achieved. Sumit had a plan for that. “Consistency is key to ongoing customer satisfaction, so to maintain that we have a central kitchen where all prep is carried out and all sauces are made,” he says. “This means one quality control point – and it also helps when we cater for large functions.” Sumit himself is fully involved in food preparation in the central kitchen. Aangan can cater for functions for up to 500 people, while they also have a smaller venue that can accommodate 100 people. The restaurants run early-bird and holiday specials from time to time. Sumit isn’t resting on his laurels – he has a five-year plan to expand into country areas. “The hard work of hospitality brings its own highs,” he says. “But it’s always about the food and happy customers.”

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New Homes Hanging out helps cultivate a neighbourly vibe in apartments

Inviting spaces encourage people to linger and help form connections. (iStock) all the residents in her building. They enjoy communal gatherings. “They’re ‘everyone-is-invited, come-have-a-drink occasions’,” she says. McNally believes it takes time and familiarity for a genuine community to form. “You see each other walking up and down the stairs or in the carpark,” she says,

“Once someone becomes familiar, you start up a chat.” Both Anderson-Oliver and McNally acknowledge it could be harder to create a sense of community in larger apartment blocks. But Anderson-Oliver reiterates the value of inviting spaces such as sky-bars,

hang-out spaces on different floors and cafes in large buildings. They both believe “soft infrastructure” is vital – for example, organised events and apartment block Facebook pages. This is an edited version of a Domain story by Melissa Howard.

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When urban planner Mitra Anderson-Oliver, 33, moved into a 300-dwelling apartment block in Melbourne’s Kew two years ago, she knew she’d have to make some changes. “I decided that the only way apartment living could work for me is if I have a community garden,” she says. She is now part of the new 40-member gardening committee and the “game-changer” communal garden is starting to take shape. As apartment living continues to rapidly rise, Anderson-Oliver, husband Daniel and their son, Heath, 1, are part of a growing trend of vertical communities. “There’s this idea that if you live in an apartment block, you can’t possibly have real community,” Anderson-Oliver says. “I just think that’s so untrue. Just because people live on a street – in a suburb, in a detached house – doesn’t mean that they have community.” She reckons that just as with horizontal living, it’s accidental interactions, supported by “sticky spaces” – communal areas that invite people to stick around – that help form connections. “The common areas of an apartment block are where the community either lives or dies,” she says. “Otherwise you’re just a collection of little boxes and there’s nowhere to actually meet or circulate.” In Sydney, high-density homes such as apartments will soon outnumber detached dwellings. Business administrator Rachael McNally, 38, has lived in a two-bedroom apartment in Bronte for five years. She knows nearly

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BRAYBROOK 1/44 Darnley Street, 3019

ARDEER 1 West Street, 3022

Barry Plant Sunshine: 8326 8888 Auction: March 2 at 11am

Stockdale & Leggo: 9311 7022

Price: $495,000 – $540,000

Price: $500,000 – $540,000

Private sale

This terrific villa unit will be a magnet for downsizers, while first-home buyers and investors will also be taking note. Light-toned floorboards are laid throughout, while floaty pearl-grey sheers are on most windows. It has two spacious bedrooms, each with ceiling fan and built-in robe. They share a bright bathroom/European laundry which is fitted with safety rails. The large family-meals space incorporates a tiled kitchen. This has abundant storage (there’s a wall of cupboards in the meals zone as well) and an upright gas cooker. Included are evaporative cooling, wall gas heater and security roller shutters. A covered pergola perches above extended coloured concrete and faces garden beds. In easy reach of train station, Caroline Chisholm Catholic College and South Road shops, the property entails no body corporate fees and has a garden shed and large garage.

Close to parks, shops, schools and Western Ring Road entry, this contemporary beauty will effortlessly attract downsizers, investors and young families. It has three fitted and carpeted bedrooms with windows dressed in timber blinds and/or soft-grey tab drapes (as elsewhere). They share a sparkling skylit bathroom with a raised glass-bowl basin. The large grey-tiled living hub incorporates a very smart kitchen. This has loads of charcoal lower cupboards and white uppers, white laminate benches including an island, grey splashback tiles and stainless-steel underbench oven, gas cooktop and dishwasher. Also on offer are high ceilings and two split-systems. A spacious undercover alfresco area is flanked by a mulched area ready for plantings. The property also has a remote-controlled garage and a garden shed.

SUNSHINE 2 Martin Street, 3020 Douglas Kay Real Estate: 9313 7888

Price: $580,000 – $615,000

With Sunshine station a three-minute walk and restaurants, parks and shops less than a kilometre away, this centrally located two-bedroom abode is well-suited to retirees, singles and first-home buyers. It has a spacious, front-facing lounge and the timber kitchen with generous storage space and new appliances receives plenty of natural light thanks to a big window above the sink. There is a large, well-lit bathroom and separate toilet. Both bedrooms have mirrored built-in robes, while the main also has a sliding door that leads to a small private patio. Floor tiles throughout the house are easy to care for, and just outside the laundry a paved, covered outdoor area and a sunny backyard provide pleasant places to linger over a coffee. There is also ducted gas heating, while security doors and a single garage with remote-controlled door and an internal entrance to the house will provide peace of mind.

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Auction: March 2 at 1.30pm

Property of the week

KEILOR DOWNS 1 Guildford Court, 3038 Barry Plant Taylors Lakes: 9390 8333

Price: $570,000 – $620,000

Just three minutes from Keilor Views Primary School, this corner-positioned, ranch-style house is perfect for families who want a haven that combines warmth and orderliness. Stone-edged garden beds and a shaded verandah lead to the front door, while inside, creamy walls, sandy-toned carpets, and buff-coloured floor and wall tiles create a soft, welcoming backdrop. An exposed timber beam on the ceiling in the formal lounge and dining room continues this pleasant aspect without

Auction March 2 at 11am

cluttering the flow of this open floorplan. Towards the back of the house, two more exposed beams adorn the living room and kitchen, while timber cabinetry and a rustic stone breakfast bar merge with contemporary appliances and a wall-mounted air-conditioning unit. Glass sliding doors in this family zone lead to an established back yard with a paved area, a storage shed, a lawn for ball games, neat garden beds and established trees that offer a sense of privacy. With its window overlooking this rear

garden, the main bedroom has a quiet aspect, and it has an overhead fan, an air-conditioning unit and a walk-in robe. Pristine cedar panels lining the walls of the bathroom promote a snug, sanctuary-like atmosphere. The house’s two other bedrooms face the front where the verandah and thriving trees provide shade and screening. Many windows throughout the residence have vertical blinds trimmed with tidy, matching pelmets and many have external sun blinds as well.

In addition to the fans and air-conditioning units in some rooms, there is ducted heating throughout the house. Safety hasn’t been left to chance either, with an internal entrance into the house from the lock-up double garage, and security screens across all the main doors. Sitting on 709 square metres and with shops and a medical centre also within easy reach, this flawless residence just might be the one. Jenan Taylor 23 BRIMBANK & NORTH WEST STAR WEEKLY \ FEBRUARY 26, 2019

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8 GERALD STREET, SUNSHINE NORTH

92 MCINTYRE ROAD, SUNSHINE NORTH

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• Three comfortable bedrooms, one with mirror BIR • Spacious lounge room with gas heater & air conditioner • Neat kitchen & meals area • Bright renovated central bathroom • Garage & storage • Land size 15.24m x 33.53m • Brilliant location, close to schools, shops, public transport, Albion railway station & the Western Ring Road

• 3 generous sized bedrooms • Comfortable lounge room • Kitchen with meals area • Close to schools, shops & transport • Tw T o bedroom bungalow at the rear of the property • Town planning permit for 2 x 3 bedroom townhouses • Unit one approx 22sq, unit two approx 20sq

Features: light fittings, two air conditioners, gas appliances, carport & pergola area

Note: town planning permit available at our office

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14/10 HENDRY STREET, SUNSHINE WEST

INSPECT C CT Saturday 10.45 - 11.15am C NTA CO T CT TA C Fred (Fatih) Fanoscu 0419 384 097 MAP REF 26 H5

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• 2 comfortable bedrooms with BIR’s • Spacious lounge room with gas heater • Neat kitchen adjoining meals area • Bright central bathroom • Carport • Low maintenance living • Brilliant location, close to Glengala Road shops, schools & public transport

• 5 bedrooms plus study • Formal lounge room • Open plan kitchen, meals & living area • Lock up garage • Land size approx 625m2 • Potential development site (STCA) • Close to schools, shops & transport

Features: polished floorboards, venetian blinds, paved private courtyard with timber decking & garden shed

Features: wall to wall carpets, light fittings, window dressings, reverse cycle split system air conditioner, security roller shutters & stainless steel cooking appliances

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INSPECT C CT Saturday 11.30 - 12.00pm C NTA CO T CT TA C David Falcone 0413 116 717 MAP REF 40 D1

46 FREMONT PA P RADE, SUNSHINE WEST

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• 3 bedrooms • Sun-filled lounge room • Kitchen adjoining meals area • Bright updated bathroom • Carport & brick garage with separate workshop • Brilliant location, close to The Avenue shopping centre, schools & public transport

• Spacious & light filled home with excellent floorplan, which is quietly positioned & exceptionally presented • Offering comfortable low maintenance living at its very best • This home’s broad appeal will delight young couples, families, retirees & investors • 3 generous sized bedrooms all with BIR’s • Appealing kitchen with stainless steel cooking appliances & dishwasher • Large open plan living consisting of kitchen, meals & family area • Stylish bathroom with skylight • Single garage with remote door • Brilliant location, close to parks, shops, schools & public transport also excellent access to the Western Ring Road

Features: polished floorboards, high ceilings, vertical blinds, freshly painted, concrete paving, 2 water tanks, shed/ storage area & well maintained gardens

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INSPECT C CT Saturday 11.30 - 12.00pm C NTA CO T CT TA C David Falcone 0413 116 717 MAP REF 40 B2

4/20 CASTLEY CRESCENT, BRAY A BROOK AY NEAR NEW/SIMPLY L LY STUNNING!

INSPECT C CT Saturday 10.45 - 11.15am C NTA CO T CT TA C David Falcone 0413 116 717 MAP REF 25 K11

36 MELON STREET, BRAY A BROOK AY

• Tw T o bedrooms plus study area • Spacious lounge room • Appealing kitchen with stone benchtop • Open plan living • Bright quality bathroom, 2 toilets • Single garage with remote door • Brilliant location, close to shops, schools & transport Features: high ceilings, downlights, alarm system, stone benchtops, gas hot water, gas cooking appliances, dishwasher, three reverse cycle split system air conditioners & landscaped gardens

FOR SALE INSPECT C CT Saturday 10.45 - 11.15am C NTA CO T CT TA C Sang Do 0419 935 955 MAP REF 27 E12

9311 7022

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• 3 bedrooms • Comfortable lounge room • Neat kitchen & meals area • Bright central bathroom • Large garage • Land size approx 570m2 • Development potential (STCA)

• 3 bedrooms • Main bedroom with full ensuite • Kitchen with stone benchtops • Open plan living with kitchen, meals & family area • Downstairs main bathroom, 3 toilets • Double garage

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INSPECT C CT By Appointment C NTA CO T CT TA C Sang Do 0419 935 955 MAP REF 41 D1

INSPECT C CT By Appointment C NTA CO T CT TA C David Falcone 0413 116 717 MAP REF 39 K3

2 AT A TLEY COURT, KEILOR DOWNS

GRA R ND LIVING RA PRE R STIGE LOCAT RE A ION AT Make this dream home a reality, follow the open plan living and enjoy the comforts of this mansionette. Offering five bedrooms with BIR’s and en-suite, solid timber kitchen, granite bench top, gas appliances, Cathedral ceilings, renovated bathroom, floorboards, air conditioning, ducted heating, window shutters, double lock up garage and ample car spaces. Close proximity to schools, freeways and more.

2/49 JAMES ST, ST ALBANS

FOR SALE PRICE INSPECT C CT C NTA CO T CT TA C

Contact Agent Contact Agent Bill Damianos 0425 725 227 stockdaleleggo.com.au/stalbans

UNIT 2,3,4/28 SCOTT AV A E, ST ALBANS

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Opportunity exists for first home buyers or investors, comprising of two spacious bedrooms with BIR’s, central bathroom, toilet, open plan living, large backyard and tiled car spot. Close to public transport and schools, convenient is right at your doorstep. Call Bill Damianos 0425 725 227 for further information.

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92 BIGGS ST, ST ALBANS

NEW TOWNHOUSES CENTRA R LLY RA L LOCAT LY A ED. AT

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Perfectly situated in the heart of St Albans, only minutes from all amenities, train station, shops, Victoria University and Bus services and approx 20km’s from the CBD. These newly built townhouses with a mixture of two, three or four bedrooms, may also contain two or three toilets and showers. Architecturally designed built with a leading builder and quality fittings. First home buyers and investors could receive government incentives.

Location and size boasting 756m2 (approx) allotment with town planning for multi unit development, existing house currently leased with close proximity to schools, shops and multiple freeways 22km’s approx from Melbourne CBD. For further information call Bill Damianos on 0425 725 227.

FOR SALE

PRICE Contact Agent INSPECT C CT Contact Agent C NTA CO T CT TA C Bill Damianos 0425 725 227

134 POWER ST, ST ALBANS

PRICE Contact Agent INSPECT C CT Contact Agent C NTA CO T CT TA C Bill Damianos 0425 725 227

10/18 RIDLEY ST, ALBION GRO R WT RO W H ZONE VA V CANT LAND 766M2 APPRO R X RO

AFFORD R ABLE RD APA P RT PA R MENTS

A golden opportunity exist for this multi unit development site (S.T.C.A), calling on Investors & Builders. Set on a blank canvas with endless potential to build multiple units or a dream home, only limited to one imagination, possibilities are endless. Within minutes away from Keilor Plains Train station, Keilor Downs Shopping Centre and Schools. Call Bill Damianos 0425 725 227 for further information,

On offer is this spacious two bedrooms apartment with BIR’s, separate kitchen meals area, formal lounge, access to balcony. Located next to Sunshine train station & Sunshine Shopping Centre. Call Bill Damianos for inspections.

FOR SALE

PRICE Contact Agent C CT Contact Agent INSPECT C NTA CO T CT TA C Bill Damianos 0425 725 227

PRICE Contact Agent INSPECT C CT Contact Agent C NTA CO T CT TA C Bill Damianos 0425 725 227

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AUCTION THIS THURSDAY AT 1:00PM 14 Hertford Road Sunshine GOLDEN OPPORTUNITY T EXISTS TY

A superb opportunity to acquire this property that adjoins Sunshine’s Maj a or Retail / aj Commercial Hub. -To T tal Building Area : 700m2.Approx, To To T tal Land Area: 950m2 Approx. -Inspections strictly by appointment. Only prior to auction day. y y. -Zoned : Activity Centre- Schedule 1 (A ( CZ1) -Te T rms: 10% Deposit Balance within 60 Days Te

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AUCTION THIS SATURDAY INSPECT FROM 10:30AM

Thursday 28th February 1:00pm By Appointment Doug Kay 0417 356 035 Nick Christopoulos 0412 586 815

53 Hamilton Street Deer Park Potential 5 Unit Development Site (STCA) - RGZ1

Huge multi -unit development opportunity positioned in Deer Park’s Residential Growth Zone hot spot. T ke advantage of and utilise the flexible key guidelines of the zoning which include a Ta 13.5m discretionary height (3 or 4 levels) and no requirement for open space in design. (Subject to Council Approval).

AUCTION THIS SATURDAY INSPECT FROM 11:30AM 59 Dunkeld Avenue Sunshine North Classic Tr T iple Fronted Superbly located with pretty street appeal, best describes this rare find, offering renovators, investors and owner occupiers an opportunity to instantly live in and enhance this well-presented brick home. Comprised of 3 well sized bedrooms, formal lounge, ample kitchen with dining, central bathroom, separate toilet, indoor and outdoor laundry and huge lockup brick garage.

64 Warwick Road Sunshine North Exciting Prospects – 582m2* With 18.3m* Frontage A superb opportunity to enter this Sunshine North hot spot. This solid abode is set within an ever so popular pocket within walking distance to local strip shops, bus stops, schools and parks. Set on a substantial allotment of 582m2 with a rare frontage of 18.3m T C.A) T. A. A) offering the potential for development of multiple street fronted dwellings (S.T.

3 Halong Drive Sunshine North Luxurious River Side Family Residence. An outstanding brand new 60 Square home, recently completed owner builder modern marvel showcasing brilliant elevated construction quality with a focus on luxurious spaces, exceptional finishes and brilliant natural light set in a prestigious blue chip y y. million dollar location within River Valley.

A 3 B 1 D 2 2 Martin Street Sunshine Auction Inspect Agent

Saturday 2nd March 12:00pm Sat 2nd March 11:30 - 12:00pm Adrian Kay 0475 222 585 William Sam 0402 128 832

Centrally Located Gem

Perfectly positioned in the heart of it all, only minutes to Tr T ain Station, Buses, Ta T xi Rank, Hampshire Rd Shops, Parks and local Schools. Designed with an open plan feel, this easy care haven enjoys flowing living, dining and family areas with the a sleek timber kitchen featuring stainless steel appliances, 2 big bedrooms (BIRs) master with private court yard, sparkling bathroom, separate toilet and a fitted laundry. y y.

Saturday 9th March 1:00pm Sat 2nd March 11:00 - 11:30am Francis Vuong 0421 385 939

A tractively Af At Aff ffordable Among All Amenity t ty An affordable opportunity to secure the perfect home or investment in a truly central location. Second floor apartment offering 2 bedrooms with BIR, updated kitchen, formal lounge, separate bathroom including laundry facility and car park on the title. y close to Zone 1 and 2 Tr y, T ain Stations Well located within easy access to all amenity, (Sunshine & Albion), Sunshine Plaza and the centre of Sunshine.

Auction Inspect Agent

Saturday 16th March 1:30pm Refer to Internet Ad Adrian Kay 0475 222 585 Peter Kay 0401 532 886

Modern Comfort – Stellar Location

A magnificent example of a modern residence in one of the West’s most well established locations. An inspiring single level brick veneer home offering thoughtful design presenting as an ideal option for family living and entertaining. This quality built home is immediately welcoming upon entry with a wide hall way leading to a stunning open plan living/family dining area and timber kitchen fitted with stainless steel gas appliances.

Saturday 2nd March 1:30pm Sat 2nd March 1:00 - 1:30pm Adrian Kay 0475 222 585 Peter Kay 0401 532 886

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Saturday 2nd March 11:00am By Appointment Adrian Kay 0475 222 585 Anthony Caccamo 0425 703 312

AUCTION THIS SATURDAY INSPECT FROM 1:00PM

280 Hampshire Road, SunShine

9313 7888

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Saturday 16th March 11:00am Sat 2nd March 12:30 - 1:00pm Francis Vuong 0421 385 939 Anthony Caccamo 0425 703 312

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$ 50,000-$7 $7 $ 80,000 $7 Sat atu at turd r ay a 10.45-11.15am

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$ 50,000-$6 $6 $ 99,000 $6 Sat atu at turd r ay a 1.30-2.00pm

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3 A 1 B 2 C SUNSHINE WEST,T,T 12 KILLARA STREET PRICE INSPECT

$ 50,000 $4 Sat atu at turd r ay a 1.00-1.30pm

F mily Life Fa f st fe sty tyle ! Solid brick double st sto tore rey ey on th t e best s locat st a ion in Sunshine .Co at C mprising of Co o4 spac a ious bedro ac roo ro ooms,mas ast as ste ter with t ensuite th t ,larg te r e lounge plus ent rg nte nt tertrta tainment n nt roo ro oom,ki ktc ki t hen & fa tc f mily/ y/m y/ /meals are r a,goo re o d size frfro oo ront n and bac a k gard ac r en.Fe rd F at Fe atu ture r s: duct cte ct ted heat a ing,AC at A ,high ceilings and polished floo AC o r boa oo o rd oa r s Impre r ss re s ive v ly pos ve o ition os w lki wa kng dist ki sta st tance to t public trtra ransportrtr,Sunshine trtra rain st sta tat ation,sc s hoo sc o ls. oo

4 A 2 B 2 C ABION, 10/31 RIDLEY STREET PRICE INSPECT

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Gro r und Floo ro o r Pro oo r pertrtrty ro ty Opportrtrtu tunity t ty Gro r und floo ro o r apartrtrment oo n pos nt o itioned in th os t e re r ar block,includes a car spac a e in an ac attttrtra at rac act ctive v leaf ve afy af fy ambience ad a ds to t its t appeal.Living ac ts a commodat a ion fe at f at atu ture rs an open plan living are r a incorp re r ora rp rat ra ating th t e ki ktc t hen,one bedro tc roo ro oom ,bat ath at thro roo oom. Exc Ex xcellent n inve nt v st ve s ment n ,pre nt r sent re n ly let nt e ,pro et rov ro ovides immediat ate at te income,suit re ret etire r es, re singles and out uts ut tst sta tanding,1st s home buye st y r considera ye rat ra ation.

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$ 00,000-$8 $8 $ 50,000 $8 A point n ment nt n nt B Ap By

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Deer Park 43 Neale Road

Spectacular Position with Loads of Options • An extraordinary opportunity presents with this elevated home • Includes heating & cooling, solar system, garden shed, alarm system • Walk to bus stop, shops, restaurants/ cafe f s of Brimbank Shopping Centre fe

Price Range $530,000-$560,000 Inspect

Wed 27th February 5:40-6:00pm Sat 2nd March 10:00-10:20am

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Established And Prestigious • Three fitted bedrooms • Main with walk around robes & ens • Kitchen, dining, meals & fa f mily area • Alfresco area, established gardens • A double garage with internal access • All set on 600m2 approx

Superb Family Environs

Private Sale

Hillside 29 Melfin Drive

Albanvale 25 Dover Street • Three bedrooms, master with ensuite • A bright central bathroom • Large fo f rmal lounge upon entry • Updated kitchen adjoining meals area • Separate laundry, spacious backyard • Double lock-up garage

Private Sale Price Range $500,000-$530,000 Inspect

Wed 27th February 5:40-6:00pm Sat 2nd March 10:00-10:20am

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Hayden Bonnici 0412 462 495 Andy Nguyen 0426 821 593

St Albans 27 Emily Street

PLANS APPROVED IN THE HEART OF ST ALBANS Private Sale Price Range $630,000-$670,000 Inspect

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YPA ST ALBANS 9364 1888 67 Main Road West, St Albans

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ff rs multiple options fo ffe f r its new • Offe owners to consider • Extend, renovate or build as it has been approved fo f r 2 townhouses • Further fe f atures a large backyard with pergola and lock up garage

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315 MAIN ROAD WEST

HOME WITH SPACE TO BUILD UNIT STCA AUCTION OR FOR SALE NOW - 4 good sized bedrooms, master with ensuite and separate lounge and dining area, modern kitchen - secured garage and long driveway a fo ay f r parking fe f w cars.

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Plenty of Land 892m2 Approx Rare opportunity to secure one of the last remaining blocks. Wide frontage to build your dream home, well located in popular residential area close to schools, transport, Watervale, Caroline Springs Shopping Complex and parkland. For further details contact Auctioneers 10% Deposit, Balance 30 Days.

FAMILY HOME NEAR BRIMBANK CENTRE! - Comprising 3 bedrooms, 1 bathroom and 2 toilets - 2 kitchen area, internal & external & brick garage - Ducted heating & cooling system - Polished floor boards through out the house

ST ALBANS

16 COBHAM

ST ALBANS CENTRE It is very well-maintained and renovated home, ready to move in and enjoy. y y. Off ffe ff fering 4 bedrooms, huge lounge room, Big modern kitchen, timber polished floors. Gas ducted heating and evaporate cooling system. First to see will buy. y y. Inspection SAT A 16/02/2019: 12-12.30PM. AT

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4/20 Hunter Street Keilor

58 Nyah Street Keilor East

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23rd March 11:00am Allan Barry 0418 372 015

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Brilliantly located within a stones throw from Keilor Village, this spacious two bedroom villa comprises a bright and fresh open plan living combining lounge, meals and sleek kitchen, spanning to an expansive enclosed deck. Dual road access, carport and garage. Quality location, minimal fuss.

Relax at home, enjoying a private landscaped garden and choice of covered entertaining areas, with this beautifully kept three bedroom home on approx. 603m2, offered for the first time in decades. Lounge, kitchen/meals, sunroom or study, tandem carport and garage. Moments to PEGS and Centreway.

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Open Saturday 10.45am - 11.15am Contact Michael McCoy 0402 090 211 | Connie Dragovic 0466 996 256 Keilor | 9336 0200 | bradteal.com.au

Open Saturday 1.45pm - 2.15pm EPR $795,000-$870,000 Contact Jayden Manno 0421 736 736 | Brad Teal 0411 753 230 Avondale Heights | 9318 4800 | bradteal.com.au

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12399430-SN38-18

REC 11378

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CALL PETER 0414

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12325673-RC41-16

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JEFF 9309 8254 - 0418 998 823 12366634-RC40-17

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The amendment also amends the Schedule to Clause 43.01 (Heritage Overlay) of the Brimbank Planning Scheme and Planning Scheme Map 12HO to apply the Heritage Overlay (HO151) to land within the Grand Junction Estate and Matthewâ€™s Hill Precinct, the Canary Island Palms located in the Victoria and Robinson Street reserves and the street tree planting at the junction of Hill, Drayton and Matthews Streets, Sunshine.

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The Amendment proposes to implement the recommendations of the Grand Junction Estate and Matthewâ€™s Hill Precinct Heritage Study (updated 2018) by applying the Heritage Overlay (HO151) to the Grand Junction Estate and Environs Precinct, Sunshine and the recommendations of the Half House, 108 George Street, St Albans Heritage Assessment Report (Updated 2017) by applying the Heritage Overlay (HO152) to the St Albans Half House, 108 George Street, St Albans.

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Any person who may be affected by the Amendment may make a submission to the planning authority about the amendment. Submissions must be made in writing giving the submitterâ€™s name and contact address, clearly stating the grounds on which the Amendment is supported or opposed and indicating what changes (if any) the submitter wishes to make. Name and contact details of submitters are required for council to consider submissions and to notify such persons of the opportunity to attend council meetings and any public hearing held to consider submissions. The closing date for submissions is Thursday 28 March 2019. A submission must be sent to: Strategic Planning Brimbank City Council PO Box 70, Sunshine VIC 3020 Or

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SPORT Lakes face last place with a heavy heart The wooden spoon is heading to Taylors Lakes. The Lions are locked in the cellar of the Victorian Sub-District Cricket Association south-west group with one round to go and there is not a thing they can do about it. Taylors Lakes’ last-place finish was confirmed in a first innings defeat to Brighton at Beach Oval on Saturday. The Lions were on the back foot from the first ball to the last as they succumbed easier than they would have hoped. It was always going to be a tough ask for Taylors Lakes when it posted a meagre 145 off 67.4 overs. Too much was left to too few for the Lions, with Lachlan Marr leading the way with 44. Wicketkeeper Marr has been the bright spot in the Lions’ batting line-up with three consecutive scores in the 40s.

Jason Denny (24) and captain Jarrod Wakeling (19 not out) also fought hard for the Lions, but could not go on with their starts. Brighton was relatively comfortable in its run chase. Led by 90 not out from opener Ben Johns, the home side coasted past the target two down. Wakeling (2-69 off 20 overs) and Samuel Clark (1-29) gave the Brighton batsmen something to think about, but it was a thankless task trying to defend such a small total. Sitting just three points outside the top six, an outright result was highly desired by Brighton, so they got a wriggle on. After reaching 3-207, the home side opted to declare and chase an outright. A shaky start from Taylors Lakes boosted Brighton’s spirits. The Lions were in trouble on 2-2 and staring a 60-run deficit in the face.

But the Lions found a way to stave off a dreaded outright defeat. Denny (20) and Marr (47) dug in to erase the deficit and chew up important time and overs. Wakeling (30 not out) and Dilshan Kanchana (26) guided Taylors Lakes to safety, ensuring there would be no outright and leaving Brighton three spots outside the top six. It was not enough for Taylors Lakes to avoid the wooden spoon though. The Lions are nine points behind second-last Malvern with only six points on offer when those two sides meet in this Saturday’s final round one-day game at Lionheart Reserve. After a promising first two seasons in sub-district cricket, the alarm bells will be ringing for Taylors Lakes this off season. Lance Jenkinson

Calder keeps on track By Lance Jenkinson On paper, it looked to be a tough start to the season for Calder United, but so far it has barely raised a sweat in the NPL Women’s competition. Battles against Bulleen Lions in the community shield and Alamein in the opener of the season proper were looked at as tough initiations into a new season, but Calder registered big wins in both games. They beat Bulleen 3-1 in the traditional welcoming to a new season in the community shield match and backed that up with a runaway 3-0 win over Alamein at Keilor Park Recreation Reserve on Saturday. “It was a great way to start the season against what we consider good opponents,” Calder United president Eric Psarianos said. “That’s Bulleen and Alamein, two top-four sides from last year, that we’ve beaten in successive weeks.” Even with its ripping form, you can still reserve judgment over whether Calder United is the team to beat at this early stage. We will know a fair bit about Calder’s credentials come 5.30pm on Saturday. Calder will need to lift another notch when it hosts South Melbourne in what promises to be one of the games of the season at Keilor Park Recreation Reserve. Calder and South have been the two dominant forces of Victorian women’s soccer in recent years and there are no signs of that rivalry abating in 2019. Psarianos knows Calder will need to go through South Melbourne if it wants to return to the top. “That’s the big game – it’s going to be a massive one,” he said. “There’s going to be a bit of a build-up because there’s a very good rivalry between the two clubs. “We’re very much looking forward to next week.” After an arm wrestle with Alamein in the first half on Saturday, Calder United turned up the heat in the second half with three unanswered goals. It took a spectacular strike from Catherine Zimmerman to break the deadlock and Calder never looked back. “The first half was fairly even and there were chances on both sides,” Psarianos said. “The girls really stepped up in the second half and played exceptionally well. “We overran them completely.” Alana Burn doubled the Calder United lead in the 68th minute before Zimmerman made it a double of her own with a goal in the 78th. The highlight for Calder was undoubtedly Zimmerman’s performance, who is rated one of the top players in the league. “She’s got a lot of facets to her game,”

IN THE DOGHOUSE ■ The Footscray Edgewater Cricket Club is justifiably proud of the top-line players it has produced over the years – Travis Dean captaining the state side the latest milestone to add to the club history. A club that has produced the likes of Eastwood, Joslin, Miller, Gaunt, Hughes, Dodemaide, Hurst and Bright has a lot to be proud of. Last weekend club stalwarts Rainer Reber, Graeme Joslin and Geoff Collinson joined the Bulldogs Hall of Fame. The Hall of Fame boasts some of the previous names mentioned plus Barry Watson, Michael O’Keefe and Vid Richardson. Congratulations to three great servants of the club. Well deserved. ■ Rhys Contessa is a relatively new face around the Whitten Oval as a part of the membership services team. But the Contessa name is not new, with brother Adam a former Bulldogs player – 45 games in the late ’90s – and current committee member of the past players and officials association. Rhys kept a family tradition going by being awarded Life Membership to the Royal Park-Brunswick Cricket Club last week, joining six other family members sharing that prestigious honour. ■ The final weekend of the home and away cricket season is coming up, and there is still a lot riding on the results, not only for finals aspirants but those in the relegation zone. In the subbies, Werribee is in, but Hoppers Crossing could fall out if it loses to ladder-leaders Caulfield, which might allow Yarraville to sneak into sixth. In the VTCA, Yarraville Club Cricket Club needs its bowlers to fire Strathmore out to avoid relegation but other results will factor in as well. The club is missing first XI finals for the first time in almost two decades and that stings. ■ Avalon Airport Oval hosts two big games this weekend as the real footy returns. Saturday, North Melbourne plays St Kilda in the opening round of the JLT Community series from 1.10pm. On Sunday, it’s round 5 of the AFLW with North Melbourne playing the Adelaide Crows. Neither game is a Werribee Football Club event but it is hosting a pre game function on the Sunday from 2.30pm featuring AFLW chief executive Nicole Livingstone, Collingwood star Sharni Layton and Wyndham mayor Mia Shaw. Tickets are available via the club online shop. The game starts at 4.05pm. In other news Williamstown’s home will now be known as Downer Oval, the result of a new partnership with Downer EDI Ltd. Kevin Hillier

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Calder United’s Jenna Ibrahim is hoisted into the air in celebration. (Luke Hemer)

Psarianos said. “She’s got the long range shooting, the ball carrying skills and she gets into really dangerous spots. “She’s one of these players who is really hard to keep up with because she’s super fit, extremely skilful and just hard to mark.” A key to Calder United’s big second half

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was the influence of substitute Marie Rampal. The right back started many of United’s thrusts forward to heavily influence the game. Emma Robers was praised for the leadership she has shown in her first two games as captain. “Her leadership qualities are second to none,” Psarianos said.

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Green Gully sets hot pace as pre-season goals fulfilled Green Gully has regained some of the spark it lost towards the back end of the last National Premier League season. Two wins from two starts to begin the new campaign have lifted the dark cloud that hovered over the Cavaliers after last year’s near disaster in the promotion-relegation play-off. Cavaliers general manager Raymond Mamo said it was important for his club to hit the ground running and that he saw some positive signs in a 4-2 win over Heidelberg United at Green Gully Reserve on Saturday. He credits the addition of a number of new leaders to the squad for the immediate turnaround. “Starting on this note is great,” Mamo said. “It’s been quite a long time since we’ve seen that sort of performance from Green Gully. “There’s some leaders added to the team this year and it’s really important because it’s something that we lacked a bit last year.” Green Gully’s victory over Heidelberg was a roller coaster ride. In the first half, both sides had patches of domination before settling on two goals apiece at the break. Green Gully struck first through new recruit Alex Salmon, in the eighth minute, but

Nick Kalmar has shown strong leadership for Green Gully in his first two games as captain. (Shawn Smits)

Heidelberg hit back two minutes later through Sean Ellis. Heidelberg was gifted the lead through an own goal from Green Gully goalkeeper Jerrad Tyson. After the initial shock, the Cavaliers’ work rate lifted. They found a deserved equaliser through Matthew Fletcher 11 minutes before the break.

“That second [Heidelberg] goal really put us on the back foot a little bit,” Mamo said. “Credit to the boys, though – they kept at it and I thought the last 10 minutes of the first half was ours.” Green Gully came out in the second half with a real vigour. The Cavaliers also took advantage of an extra player after Heidelberg’s Jack Petrie was red-carded for a behind-the-play incident. Soon after the visitors went down to 10 men, Fletcher bobbed up for a second goal for Green Gully to give his side a 3-2 lead. While Heidelberg remained competitive, despite being a man down, Green Gully finally put it to the sword from the penalty spot with a goal through Salmon, his second for the day. “I feel that we were in control of the game,” Mamo said. “Particularly in the second half – I think we were all over them.” With a high turnover in the summer, Green Gully was expected to take some time to mesh. But the first two weeks suggest the pre-season campaign was enough for the players to work each other out. “The new players have clicked in the team,” Mamo said.

“They had a really hard and tough pre-season and I think that’s helped gel the boys together. “It’s a credit to [coaches] Stephen Downes, Steve Laurie and also Darren Welch – they’ve done a fabulous job.” Manny Muscat, in the midfield, was one of the standouts for Green Gully. Jeremy Walker was energetic at right back, while new captain Nick Kalmar pulled the strings in the midfield. Green Gully will face Bentleigh Greens in the third round in a mouth-watering clash of two-win sides at Kingston Heath Soccer Complex on Friday night. Meanwhile, Melbourne Knights have also made a perfect start to the new season. They celebrated a come-from-behind 4-3 win over newly promoted Altona Magic at Knights Stadium on Friday night. The Knights’ winner came through a headed goal from substitute AJ Inia deep into second-half stoppage time. The Micky Colina-coached Knights will hit the road to face Heidelberg United on Saturday night. Lance Jenkinson

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Tayler Rowe was back in the Sunshine line-up on Saturday after a long time on the sidelines with a knee injury. (Luke Hemer)

Eagles hit tip-top form By Lance Jenkinson Sunshine has been the yo-yo team of the Baseball Victoria summer league for more than a decade. One year the Eagles would be playing in division 1, the next they would head straight back to division 2. This summer, they have bucked the trend. After comfortably maintaining its place in the top flight, Sunshine clinched a finals berth weeks ago. Extra cream on top came on Saturday when the Eagles clinched the minor premiership. Sunshine’s nailbiting 3-2 win over Berwick City Cougars at Barclay Reserve sealed the No.1 finals ranking. It was all confirmed when news filtered through that previous ladder leaders Geelong Baycats had lost their final-round game to Waverley Wildcats. Sunshine’s achievement is huge in its first season under coach Stuart Clayton. “We’ve had a really good run in the back half of the season,” Clayton said. “We’ve sort of been on a roll.”

If you had said back in round five that Sunshine would be minor premier, you would have been laughed at. The Eagles were 1-4 and ace pitcher Tayler Rowe was ruled out indefinitely with a knee injury. Rowe made a successful return from that setback last Saturday. Since round five, Sunshine has gone 16-3 with three draws thrown in. The big factor for Sunshine has been starting pitcher Jeremy Young. He was absent in the first month as he tended to Australian under-23 duties, but since he returned, the Eagles’ prospects have improved significantly. “When he [Young] came back, he took over the role of our No.1,” Clayton said. “All the other guys like Adam Irons and Griffin Weir have been working around him, too.” The win over Berwick City on Saturday was a typical Sunshine win. The Eagles put up three runs and let the pitchers go to work. They conceded only two runs in a game that went a marathon 18 innings. While pitching is the key, Clayton is confident that Sunshine has enough quality batters in the

side to produce winning scores. The Young brothers, Jordan and Jeremy, and big-name player Allan de San Miguel are hitting in excess of .300 averages. What is also apparent is the fight within the side to eke out runs at important times. “We’ve been getting runners on and getting hits at the right time,” Clayton said. “Lately, we’ve had some games where we’ve been three or four runs down in the late innings and the boys have not given up and come back and won.” The addition of de San Miguel, a Melbourne Aces star, has been massive for Sunshine. “He plays with the Aces each week, but now they’re finished, he’s back with us,” Clayton said. “He’s fantastic – great around the club, helping out with the juniors and helping me with my first year of coaching.” Clayton can sense excitement in the air at Sunshine ahead of the play-offs. The Eagles will face Geelong Baycats in a best-of-three semi-final series starting tomorrow (Wednesday) night. “They’re a young group and they’re ready to go for our first final,” Clayton said.

Sydenham-Hillside has claimed back-to-back Victorian Turf Cricket Association women’s T20 titles. The best side all season, the Storm delivered the composure needed in the grand final to beat Westmeadows for a second straight season. Storm captain-coach Catherine Morrow said it was a great achievement. “It’s fantastic for the girls, who have worked really hard,” she said. “To go back-to-back is massive … I’m so happy for them.” The Storm didn’t get the win without a fight, with the Warriors fighting all the way. The Storm made 4-84 off its 20 overs after being sent in. Morrow said the total was slightly below the target they had set. “We wanted to make at least 90,” she said. “We’d been sent in on a quite damp pitch from the morning dew and the balls were keeping low. “We ended up having the runs on the board and they had to do the chasing. “At just over four an over, we thought we would be able to hold them.” Brooke Todero was the standout with the bat, playing from the start through to the 16th over. Storm’s opening bowlers did the job early to put their side in the box seat. In need of runs, the Warriors lost frequent wickets and were bowled out for 72. “Our opening bowlers, Hannah Brne and Holly Nagpal, kept it really tight,” Morrow said. “They bowled the first eight overs and the Warriors were about 1-15. “We made it hard for them – it got to over two runs a ball. We took wickets at crucial times.” Todero was named player of the match. “It’s a fantastic group,” Morrow said. “We have 16 players in the group and everyone played a role – even if they didn’t play in this match, they helped get us here.” For more on the win, go to starweekly. com.au/sports Tara Murray 49 BRIMBANK & NORTH WEST STAR WEEKLY \ FEBRUARY 26, 2019

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Renault Koleos is a product of the alliance between the French automotive giant and its Japanese partner Nissan. A mid-sized SUV, it sits on the same platform and shares its engine and transmission with the popular Nissan X-Trail. Adding to its multinational identity Koleos is built at Renault’s Samsung factory in South Korea. Despite pricing of the two models being in the same ball park, X-Trail outsells Koleos by a ratio of around seven to one. Koleos comes in three specification levels: Life, Zen and Intens ranging in price from $30,990 for the FWD 2.5-litre petrol Life through to $47,490 for the AWD 2.0-litre diesel Intens.

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While the overall shape of the Koleos aligns with that of the X-Trail – and with many others in their bulging market segment – they are easily distinguished elsewhere. Koleos has a much bolder grille highlighted by a large version of the distinctive Renault badge in the centre.

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Renault Koleos seriously takes on rivals in interior space and safety. (Supplied)

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