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Brimbank crime rate up By Tate Papworth Crime rates rose by 11 per cent across Brimbank in the year to December, 2018, new figures show. Data released by the Crime Statistics agency last week reveals a total on 19,045 criminal offences were recorded across the municipality in that period, a jump from the 17,150 recorded in the year to December, 2017. Acting Inspector Terry West said a spike in justice procedure offences was the main reason for the jump. “We’ve had an increase in breaches of orders, which relates to bail offences and breaches of intervention orders,” he said. He linked the rise in breaches, which jumped from 2421 offences to 3067, with a concerted effort by police to crack down on domestic violence.

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“Stalking and harassment numbers jumped from 353 to 511, which is consistent with what we’ve seen since the introduction of our dedicated family violence investigative team,” he said. “We’re seeing more people reporting these cases, which obviously raises the numbers and translates to breach of orders such as intervention orders.” Crimes against the person showed a 3.4 per cent spike. Police have begun targeting assaults and robberies at transport hubs in recent months, and Acting Inspector West admitted it was an ongoing problem. “It’s a constant issue around transport hubs,” he said. “We find that because they’re so busy and have a large volume of traffic coming through them, that we see spikes. We’re definitely working closely on the issue.” Another area Brimbank police have focused on is petrol theft. “We began targeting petrol theft in Brimbank about nine months ago after a successful program which was run in Melton,” Acting Inspector West said. “It’s certainly bearing fruit, particularly in catching recidivist offenders … we expect that to be represented in an increase in recorded incidents going forward.” There was also good news in the Brimbank police’s war on drugs, with recorded offences across the municipality rising by just 12.

A Rubik’s cube can frustrate people for hours – yet for St Albans student Calven Lipec, it’s a 10-second problem. Calven recently attended the Interschool Rubik’s Cube Competition, held as part of the Arnold Sports Festival at the Melbourne Exhibition Centre. He took out first place in the 3 x 3 and the 2 x 2 competition, averaging 11.28 seconds to solve the 3 x 3 cube and 3.5 seconds for the 2 x 2. Calven said his success came as a bit of a surprise. “I didn’t think I’d win it, but I thought I was in with a chance,” he said. While he may look like a natural with the cube, Calven practices for an hour a day. “I first picked up a cube when I found one lying around when we were moving house,” he said. “I was bored, so I started to learn it. Ever since, I’ve wanted to become faster – to be the best in the world. “My first solve took me 22 minutes, which I managed to cut down to a minute and now it takes me seconds.” Calven’s main goal is to get his average solve time down to five seconds ahead of the world championships in July. He said his school, Catholic Regional College St Albans, had played a major part in his journey. “The school has been so supportive of me – they even started a cube club a few weeks back and we got about 20 people to our first meeting,” he said. “I hope we can keep it going – it’s a lot of fun.” Tate Papworth

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Clubs call for pokies assurance By Ewen McRae More than 1300 people have signed petitions calling on Brimbank council to allow two local sporting clubs to continue to operate poker machines on council land. St Albans Sports Club and Green Gully Soccer Club both want assurances their venues will not be affected by the council’s new electronic gaming machines (EGMs) policy now being developed. Both petitions requested: “That council provides assurances that the new Brimbank City Council EGM Gaming Policy continues

to allow the St Albans Sports Club and Green Gully Soccer Club Ltd to operate EGMs on Brimbank City Council land, thus allowing these clubs to continue and extend their community to benefit.” The petition at Green Gully was signed by 375 people, while St Albans Sports Club attracted 969 petitioners. Sports club chairman Garry Keenan said it was vital that they be allowed to continue to operate their current number of EGMs. “We are very much a community club, and do a lot for the community … our major concern is not being in a position to do all that community

work,” Mr Keenan said. “We sponsor a number of clubs, look after the ground, run very low-cost bingo, provide a free courtesy bus, and that will disappear if we can’t operate as we currently do. “Those pokie machines will then go to a hotel that won’t be doing all that for the community.” The consultation period for the draft policy ended in February. Council’s acting community director Lynley Dumble said the focus of the new policy would be on harm minimisation. “Council’s Draft Brimbank Electronic Gambling Policy proposes a public health and

harm minimisation approach,” Ms Dumble said. “This approach recognises that gambling is a legal activity, but seeks to reduce the potential harm that gambling can cause to individuals, family members and the community. “Council does not control approvals of EGMs or their operation. EGMs are regulated by the state government, which sets the allowable number of machines for each local government area and oversees gaming licence approvals for individual venues. “The … policy would evolve the way council works with all gaming venues, to encourage them to implement harm-reduction measures.”

Investors stick to Brimbank Brimbank continues to be a popular area for investment, despite a downturn in the property market. The council received 75 planning applications in February with a combined development value of $224.1 million. It represents a significant jump from the development value on planning applications for February 2018, which totalled $58.9 million. A report tabled at the Brimbank council meeting stated that a large portion of the money was from two significant applications – a data centre in Derrimut valued about $60 million and a residential hotel at Watergardens with an estimated cost of $16 million. Cr John Hedditch said it was welcome news. “It’s great to see investment in the Derrimut area,” he said. “With an industry analysis underway and a whole lot of thinking going on how we can create more investment into Brimbank and bring more jobs into the area – these are great stats. “Yes we see a downturn happening in the property investment sector and various others around the country, but here in Brimbank we have a really strong, robust investment pattern going on.” Cr Bruce Lancashire echoed Cr Hedditch’s sentiments. “That amount of money being invested in Brimbank does show great confidence in this municipality,” Cr Lancashire said. The council also made 87 planning determinations and 26 subdivision determinations in February this year.

Faster pasta for pupils Staff, students and parents from Albion Primary School came together last week to celebrate cultural diversity. The school held a series of events to mark Cultural Diversity Week, starting with a family picnic. Students tested out their culinary skills on Wednsday with a pasta workshop in which they used pasta machines to create the popular Italian fare. The following day, prep pupils entertained with a Pinocchio song before things got messy with a spaghetti-eating competition. Students kicked the competition off by eating a bowl of spaghetti with no hands before the staff had their turn – using chopsticks. Cultural Diversity Week is Victoria’s largest multicultural celebration, featuring a week-long program of festivals and events in metropolitan and regional areas. It’s held annually in March to coincide with the United Nations Day for the Elimination of Racial Discrimination. Tate Papworth

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Next Council Meeting Tuesday 16 April 2019, 7pm Ordinary Council Meeting Brimbank Community and Civic Centre Level 1, Council Chamber 301 Hampshire Road, Sunshine

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With Federal and Victorian governments now committing to the Melbourne Airport Rail Link (MARL), which is a key component of the Western Rail Plan, Brimbank City Council has developed a Draft Response Strategy aimed at optimising the benefits of the Western Rail Plan, with a significant focus on leveraging the opportunities associated with the MARL and Sunshine Super Hub.

Female Football Festival The day will include cultural performances, player appearances, kids’ activities and Calder United in the Women’s National Premier League. You can register for the following free activities: • Aldi Mini-Roos (11am - 12noon): A fun and inclusive introduction to soccer for girls and boys aged four to nine

The 2019 Brimbank Female Football Festival is a full-day event showcasing and encouraging female participation in soccer. The festival will feature a women’s 7-a-side community tournament, as well as free soccer programs and activities for all ages and skill levels.

• City Girls Clinic (1 - 2pm): A girlsonly clinic that works on developing soccer skills in a fun and social session, for girls aged 10-15 years • Soccer Mums (11am - 12noon): A fun, low intensity program combining fitness exercises with basic soccer skills. For females who want to get back into playing, or those wanting to try soccer for the first time

Community members are invited to provide feedback on two Council documents:

• Walking Football (11am - 12noon): A modified soccer program that improves fitness and health with a modified and slower version of the game

• Council’s Draft Response Strategy on the Western Rail Plan • Initial design principles prepared for the Sunshine Station Super Hub, which would be delivered as part of the MARL, under the Western Rail Plan

• Mini Roos Coaching Course (9am - 12noon): A practical course that encourages potential coaches to develop sessions based on fun The festival will be held on Saturday 30 March at Keilor Park Recreation Reserve, Stadium Drive, Keilor Park (Synthetic Soccer Pitches).

To have your say visit brimbank.vic.gov.au/haveyoursay

Tournament matches and Mini Roos Coaching Course start at 9am, with other activities and programs from 11am.

Telephone 9249 4000

For more information or to register visit brimbank.vic.gov.au/BFFF or call 9249 4000.

What’s on Tapping into Tourism in Melbourne’s West Workshop Looking for an easy and cost-effective way to promote your local business or attraction? Find out more about: • Destination Melbourne, and its role in promoting tourism's Discover Your Own Backyard program • How to ensure you are business ready and on the tourism radar • The Australian Tourism Data Warehouse and how to expand your reach across Victoria and Australia When: Tuesday 26 March, 6-8pm Where: iHarvest Coworking Sunshine, 301 Hampshire Road, Sunshine Cost: No charge To RSVP visit eventbrite.com.au or email ecodev@brimbank.vic.gov.au

Pop Up Drive Through Recycling Day

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Clean out your home, load up the car or trailer and take unwanted items to the Pop-Up Drive Through Recycling Day event.

When: Sunday 31 March, 9am-2pm

In partnership with Gallery Sunshine Everywhere, we invite you to a special Neighbour Day celebration and exhibition. All welcome.

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

When: Sunday 31 March, 2-4pm

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Where: The Granary Café, 2 Devonshire Road, Sunshine

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

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Maximum of eight items per household. A drivers license or rates notice will be required on the day.

To RSVP email cpevents@brimbank.vic.gov.au or call 9249 4036.

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.

Cr Daniel Allan

Cr Victoria Borg

Cr Lucinda Congreve (Mayor)

Cr Sam David JP (Deputy Mayor)

Cr Margaret Giudice

Cr John Hedditch

Cr Bruce Lancashire

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Alfrieda plaza plan moves ahead By Tate Papworth

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A former bus interchange in Alfrieda Street St Albans, is a step closer to becoming the neighbourhood’s centrepiece. A civic plaza, located at the southern end of Alfrieda Street, has been given the green light by Brimbank council following community consultation showed support for the plan. The $1.5 million project will include a stage for public events and entertainment, garden beds, shade trees and more picnic tables and chairs. Cr Virginia Tachos said the project would be a boost for the area. “The proposed civic plaza will be built on the site of the former St Albans bus interchange – a place that is desperately in need of activation,” she said. “At the moment, it is quite problematic in that it is attracting a lot of anti-social behaviors.” The council had initially hoped for state government assistance in delivering the project and submitted two applications for funding to the Multicultural Community Infrastructure Fund. Both applications were unsuccessful. However, the council has received $125,000 from the Level Crossing Removal Authority towards the site’s revamp and has allocated $500,000 in its 2018-19 budget for the project. An additional $800,000 will be required and will be referred to the council’s annual budget for 2019-2020. While consultation revealed support for the project, community members highlighted issues with carparking, double parking and traffic flow in general in the Alfrieda Street precinct. The final draft was adopted by the council. The project will now move to a detailed design phase, followed by tendering for construction in 2019-20.

Emmaus Catholic Primary School pupils could be forgiven for a bit of horsing around last week. The Sydenham school received a visit from retired thoroughbred racehorse Archie last week, as part of 16 Hands, a Racing Victoria program aimed at giving city children a taste of the equine world. Presenter Jo Rogan said the program had been warmly received by all the schools it had visited, with many students seeing a horse up close for the first time. “It’s a chance to educate the children about the thoroughbred horse, and for them to come and meet this amazing animal that we love and are so passionate about,” Ms Rogan said. “We’ve had similar programs in regional areas for around 13 years, but we’ve added the metropolitan schools in the past 18 months and the response has been fantastic. “Kids really do love it … when they get up close to a real thoroughbred they realise just how big and powerful they are. Seeing the smiles on their faces after that is great.” As well as meeting the horse, and maybe giving them a feed, the program touches on equine health and anatomy and horse safety, as well as some interesting facts about horses for the students to take away. Details: 16hands.com.au MAx ANd POPPY WITH ARcHIE

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Fresh look for Lakes Reserve By Tate Papworth One of Taylors Lakes flagship parks is set to undergo a $3.34 million transformation. A new activities and leisure area, improved playground, better views and more space for picnics will be included in the upgrades to The Lakes Reserve. Brimbank mayor Lucinda Congreve said the park will become a hub for families. “This is such an exciting project for Taylors Lakes and for people across Brimbank who travel to enjoy our beautiful parks,” she said.

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“People use our parks to spend time with family and friends, enjoy picnics and barbecues, exercise or just play with the kids. “Having a healthy, active community is so important to Brimbank. By creating spaces like this we’re making it easier for people to enjoy

a variety of fun activities. This new park will make it easier to share this space and enjoy a range of activities.” The park will also receive an irrigated picnic lawn, a large additional shelter with an extra barbecue, and improved views with a more open feel, providing enhanced safety. The shared user path on the south side of the lakes (from Kings Road via Parmelia Drive to Sunshine Avenue) is also set to be improved. The council has tipped in $2.13 million for the upgrades as part of its 2018-19 capital

works budget and has an additional $960,000 allocated for the project in 2019-20. The state government has also supported the project with $250,000 funding. Work is due to begin in April and the park is expected to reopen in late 2019, subject to weather. While work is under way, access to the park will be limited. The playground and picnic areas will be closed and path access may be restricted, however public toilets will be accessible through most of the construction period.

Festival is cool for kicks Brimbank’s female soccer players will showcase their talents this weekend. The 2019 Brimbank Female Football Festival will be held this Saturday, March 30, at Keilor Park. Brimbank mayor Lucinda Congreve said it would be an event for all to enjoy. “This will be the second annual Brimbank Female Football Festival and it promises to be a fantastic day out for the entire family,” she said. “It doesn’t matter if you’re a football fanatic or have never even touched a soccer ball before – we’ve got something to suit everyone.” A seven-a-side community tournament will be one of the highlight events of the festival, which will also include free soccer programs and activities for all ages and skill levels. Other events will include a soccer mums program, a walking soccer game for those looking to try the game for the first time and a coaching clinic for girls aged 10 to 15.

Former Matilda and Melbourne City goalkeeper Mel Barbieri will be among players making appearances. Players from Calder United’s women’s side will also participate. The festival will be held at Keilor Park Recreation Reserve, Stadium Drive, Keilor Park, from 9am. Registration is required to participate in programs. Details: brimbank.vic.gov.au/BFFF or call 9249 4000. Tate Papworth

Local players will showcase their talents at the 2019 Brimbank Female Football Festival. (Tate Papworth)

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Applications close - 6pm on 18 April 2019 For enquiries or for an application form please contact: Olga Ghiri - Stakeholder and Community Engagement Manager on olga.ghiri@cleanaway.com.au or 0478 316237.

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Two men have been arrested following an alleged armed robbery in Albion last week. Police said a 23-year-old man was walking along Selwyn Street about 9.45pm on March 18 when he was approached by two men. One of the men allegedly produced a knife and stole the victim’s wallet. The victim ran home and alerted police. Two men were arrested within 10 minutes of police being alerted. The victim’s wallet was found. Two Sunshine men, aged 21 and 20 have each been charged with armed robbery and assault with a weapon.

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Beauty regime a winner Chelsea Rooth is proof that following your passion can be a great move. The VCAL student at Caroline Chisholm Catholic College left school in mid-2018 to pursue a career in the beauty industry. Chelsea has loved every minute, landing a stint as junior beauty therapist at Utopia Skin Solutions in Yarraville. “Everyone thinks you have to finish year 12 to be something, but I found TAFE to be a much better fit for me,” she said. “I realised my true interests lie in beauty therapy.” Chelsea was given a work experience placement at the salon as part of her studies – by somewhat reluctant owner Leanne Jones. “The school initially came to me asking if I’d be interested in taking on a work experience

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student and I, in no uncertain terms, said I wasn’t interested,” Ms Jones said. “They convinced me to take on Chelsea and I thought I was doing them a big favour. But as we went further into the work experience, I could see the benefits. “Chelsea came in on her own time and she became a really big help, as well as someone I could teach and mentor. “Now she’s a junior therapist with her own client base – the clients have had a lot of confidence in someone young. “I had to eat my words and I’ve already put the feelers out for another work experience student.” Tate Papworth

Police have charged a man and a woman after the seizure of firearms, ammunition, drugs and a ballistic vest in Deer Park last week. Police executed a warrant at a Kent Court property about 10am on March 18. A 27-year-old Deer Park woman was charged with possession of firearms, possession of proceeds of crime, trafficking methamphetamine and extortion. A 26-year-old Deer Park man was charged with theft, handling stolen goods and committing an indictable offence while on bail.

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“A lot of people have tried it, but are scared of it – they’re the people we want to get in, because once you know how to do it all properly it’s great fun. “I started at the club doing exactly that – just popped in for a look and I’ve been here ever since.” With fly fishing spots few and far between in Brimbank, the club practices on the lawns near Barclay Reserve, Albion, casting lines to targets on the grass to get their techniques sound before embarking on fishing trips. The club’s come-and-try night will run from 5.30pm at Barclay Reserve. Details: sunshineflyclub@gmail.com Ewen McRae

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Jail terms for shotgun attack By Ewen McRae

At the Melbourne Magistrates Court on January 25, 2019, a charge and warrant to arrest Munh PHUNG was issued. The charges subject to the warrant include burglary and theft of motor vehicle. Investigators believe that PHUNG is frequenting the Brimbank area. Police are seeking information as to his current whereabouts. Any information to Crime Stoppers on 1800 333 000.

On February 27, 2018 at the Melbourne Magistrates Court a charge and warrant to arrest was issued for Erin ANTHONY. The relevant charges include driving whilst disqualified and driving whilst exceeding the prescribed concentration of drugs. A further two warrants to arrest are in existence for offences including possessing a drug of dependence and stating a false name. Police are seeking information as to ANTHONY’s current whereabouts.

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Two people who shot more than half a dozen rounds from a shotgun into a St Albans house last year have each been sentenced in the County Court to seven years prison. Dean Gardiner and Lisa Wyka both pleaded guilty to charges of home invasion, assault with a firearm and placing another in danger of death following an incident at a Harmon Avenue property on June 23 last year. The court heard that Wyka had previously been in a long-term relationship with one of the people in the house at the time of the shooting. The court was told of violence being inflicted on Wyka by the former partner prior to their relationship ending. In the days preceding the offending, Wyka sent more than 200 text messages and phone calls to the former partner. On the night of the offences, she sent a number of abusive texts. The former partner and a friend were visiting the Harmon Avenue property when Gardiner and Wyka drove to the house and parked in a nearby street. Gardiner told police that they wanted to “teach … a lesson” to the former partner. When a pizza was delivered just before 2am, Wyka and Gardiner, armed with shotguns, ran on to the front porch and aimed the guns at the former partner, who slammed the door shut. CCTV footage from outside the house shows Gardiner and Wyka discharging seven rounds into the door. The court heard the former partner ran down

the hallway of the house, leapt through a glass window and ran towards Green Gully, while the other two men in the house crouched in the bathroom until police arrived. Gardiner and Wyka collected the shotgun shells. Gardiner used the butt of his shotgun to smash a car window in the driveway. The pair then returned to a Spring Hills house, and Wyka messaged one of the former partner’s friends to say she wished to be left alone.

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The two were arrested and charged. Gardiner said he agreed to participate in the offending after hearing about the former partner’s treatment of Wyka during their relationship. While neither Gardiner or Wyka had a criminal record, Judge Irene Lawson said the seriousness of the offending necessitated lengthy sentences. “The motivation for the offending stem from an irrational desire on the part of Ms Wyka to send a clear message,” Judge Lawson said. She said that through their “vigilante actions”, they had exposed innocent people to “real risk of serious harm or death”. “Your behaviour warrants stern punishment and on behalf of the community, I must condemn your behaviour,” she said. Gardiner and Wyka will be eligible for parole in five years.

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A legal legacy lives on By Ewen McRae The western suburbs legal fraternity was left shocked last year by the sudden death of magistrate Steve Myall, but his legacy is set to be celebrated through a new graduate program. Mr Myall was well known across the western suburbs as a magistrate in Sunshine and Werribee, as well as many years as a criminal lawyer. He was 59 when he died. The Steve Myall Graduate Program, for students completing legal studies in Melbourne’s west, was launched last week. The program will offer a work opportunity at Victoria Legal Aid’s Sunshine office for nine to 12 months while students complete post-graduate studies. Legal Aid managing lawyer Tamsin Mildenhall, who was mentored by Mr Myall, said it was a way of ensuring his memory lived on. “I wanted to do something that brought attention to the kind of things that I think he believed in and was proud of,” Ms Mildenhall said. “He provided a lot of mentoring for a lot of the lawyers here (Legal Aid). “He cared a lot about the clients, took his job really seriously, was very passionate about social justice and making sure that everyone had their day in court and was heard. He was known in our fraternity as someone who was very compassionate.” Ms Mildenhall said the graduate program would be a hands-on experience for the successful students, giving them the chance to get a foot in the door of the industry and complete vital training while completing their studies. “What I want is to pick up someone from the western suburbs, who might not have the

Legal Aid managing lawyer Tamsin Mildenhall. (Joe Mastroianni)

cultural capital that you usually need to get a job in the law,” she said. “A lot of students find it really difficult to get the necessary experience you need to be admitted, so this program would basically pay someone while they’re doing that final bit of study. And hopefully that gives them the

connections so that once they get admitted they can get a job. Legal Aid has backed the idea … Mr Myall’s wife was very thankful that we’re doing something that she feels he would be really chuffed about.” The first successful student will commence the program in August.

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Ballarat line part of network overhaul Works across the Ballarat rail line have begun. Work began on March 22 and will continue through until March 31 between Deer Park and Wendouree before a network-wide construction blitz starts in April. Public Transport Victoria chief executive Jeroen Weimar said it was vital passengers planned ahead. “We’re making sure everyone can continue to enjoy the best that Melbourne has to offer while we get on with the transport projects our network needs,” Mr Weimar said. “These essential works will pave the way for the larger April upgrades, including the much-anticipated Metro Tunnel, level-crossing works and High Capacity Metro Trains. “I want to thank passengers for their patience over the next two months as we upgrade our rail network.” Replacement buses will be provided so people can get to events such as the AFL, the Melbourne International Comedy Festival and the Melbourne International Flower and Garden Show. The upgrades are part of the state government’s $40 million-plus investment into Victoria’s transport infrastructure. Details: ptv.vic.gov.au or bigbuild.vic.gov.au Tate Papworth

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Mosque marks tragedy By Ewen McRae The Brimbank community pulled together in mourning last weekend as the victims of the Christchurch terrorist attack were remembered. Fifty people were killed when a gunman stormed two mosques in the New Zealand city on March 15. Deer Park’s Bosnian Islamic Centre secretary Sacir Lacevic said the shock was instantly felt close to home. “The first reaction was pure sadness, I think we all felt that,” Mr Lacevic said. “We didn’t really know what to expect next, and then there was all the emotions from the local community. It began with words of being

“We knew that what had happened on the Friday would change things, but we didn’t know which way it would change things,” Mr Lacevic said. “But we had people arriving well before the start time, and staying until after we had officially finished. It was absolutely amazing for people to come and comfort us, and for us to show ourselves to the wider community. “A lot of people told us they’d been thinking of coming to these open days for years, but the events in Christchurch really pushed them across. “We came away with the feeling that out of the evil that happened in Christchurch, some good can come out.”

welcome in the country and comforting words like that, and that was followed by flowers and written messages, so it was very comforting. “We’ve had a number of vigils and prayers since the attack and all I can say is that I am proud to be Muslim, after everything that has happened we are hoping that something big has changed.” Just two days after the attack, the Australia-wide Mosque Open Day took place, and more than 600 people flooded through the door’s of the Deer Park Mosque. Brimbank councillors were among those attending the open day, which included a shared meal and releasing 50 white balloons in remembrance of the victims of the attacks.

Luke Peters has received an automative apprentice of the year award. (Joe Mastroianni)

Apprentice shows polish A Keilor apprentice has been recognised as one of the best young talents in his field. Luke Peters, who is employed by Sheen Panel in Tullamarine, was named automotive apprentice of the year, automotive refinishing technology, at Kangan Institute’s Apprentice and Industry Awards ceremony last week. Mr Peters said it was nice to be recognised. “I won a similar award last year, but that was from inside the company – this one is a whole TAFE thing, which was cool,” he said. “The good thing about TAFE has been getting to see where everyone else is at and what they’re up to. “It’s been a really good networking opportunity, as well as a learning experience.” Mr Peters, who works as a car painter within the company, said a passion for cars was a key reason for his success. While each job is different, Mr Peters said his favourite had been restoring a Commodore. “We had an old Commodore come in a while back which was something a bit different,” he said. “It was really nice to put value back on to an old vehicle, rather than an insurance case.”

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The City of Sunshine wants to institute proceedings against three of the district’s largest offensive trades … the city’s chief health surveyor Mr Norrie Goff has discovered that Smorgans Consolidated Industries, P. and S. Siegel Pty., Ltd., and J.H. Ralph and Sons Pty. Ltd., all of Brooklyn, have modified their plants without complying with either the Health Act, the Town and Country Planning Act, or the Uniform Building Regulations.

Three road bridges should be built to link Ardeer to the Western Highway and the banks of Kororoit Creek should be developed into a recreational park for local residents and visitors. Mr George Mencl, a Maxweld St resident of 40 years, is proud of his association with Ardeer and wants something done to give the suburb a morale boost.

Special response squad detectives have appealed for witnesses to a kidnapping in which a woman was bashed in daylight at St Albans North on Sunday afternoon. Detective Senior Sergeant Craig Dooley said the victim was a woman, 65, who had driven from her home in St Albans East to buy cigarettes at the Foodworks Supermarket in Conrad Street.

Brimbank Council will forge ahead with its mission to rid the municipality’s strip shopping precincts of illegal steel roller shutters, but it will not confirm the new deadline for their removal. In October 2007, the council wrote to all shop owners who had steel roller shutters without permits, instructing them to remove the shutters by March last year.

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MY bRiMbAnK Laura Sioccia and Hayden O’Doherty have worked together at Catholic Regional College St Albans for more than a decade. They chat with Tate Papworth about life working in a local school and shaping young minds. What’s your connection to Brimbank? Hayden: I’m a former Brimbank resident, although I still live in the west and I’ve worked at Catholic Regional College since 2008. Laura: I’ve lived in St Albans – I’m a daughter of migrants – and have worked at Catholic Regional College for 19 years. What do you like best about the area? Hayden: The people and the multiculturalism. I also love things like council’s plan to plant a million trees by 2020. I think greening the outer west is going to make a huge difference to people’s standard of living. What could be improved?

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Hayden: Transport is a big one. Because Brimbank is so large, it can be challenging, particularly for our students to get around and make it to things like sporting events. Kids will often come to me and tell me they want to play a particular sport … I’ll go find where those clubs are located, but it’s impossible to get them there. You’ve been working at the school for a long time. Do you have a proudest achievement? Laura: I feel like there’s so many little things that happen that don’t really come to the surface until a few years later. It’s in those moments you can reflect back and realise that you really did make a difference. Whether it be something you said, or took action on - it can be anything. I’ve bumped into former students

now in their 30s and it’s so nice to hear about those moments that have helped in their journey. How have things evolved during your time at the school?

Hayden: I think technology has been a big one. When I started here, it was still textbooks, paper and pens. Now each student has laptops and there’s an interactive computer and whiteboard in each class. Technology has really exploded.

What’s your greatest challenge? Hayden: Working in a school is relentless. You move from one event to the next and work with multiple needs of the kids. But that’s also the most rewarding aspect.

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26 March 2019 Melton City Council Community News

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Cr Bob Turner Many of you will remember Council’s Build Melton Hospital campaign which ran in the lead up to the Victorian state election last year. It’s clear that a local public hospital that meets the medical needs of residents of all ages is a critical part of our ongoing and future growth.

Nominations for the 2019 City of Melton Business Awards are now open! Businesses can nominate themselves or residents can nominate their favourite businesses within the City of Melton. You can nominate in the following categories: • Best Micro or Home-based Business

Prior to the election, the Andrews’ Labor Government pledged $2.3 million towards the development of a business case for a new hospital within our City, We are calling on the State Government to allocate this funding in the 2019/20 budget so planning can commence. We are also asking that the Government honour their commitment to purchase land in Cobblebank, with funding through the Growth Areas Infrastructure Contribution Fund.

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I have written to the new Health Minister, Jenny Mikakos MP, requesting a meeting to discuss the issue in detail and I look forward to sharing more news about this important project in due course. I have recently had positive discussions with other Ministers and various Members of Parliament with regards to our other priorities. Last week, I met with the Hon Jacinta Allan, Minister for Transport Infrastructure to discuss the Western Rail Project and electrification of the Melton line and with the Hon Gabrielle Williams, Minister for Prevention of Family Violence about the need for a Support and Safety Hub (Orange Door) in the City of Melton. 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

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• Best Retail Business Award • Best Hospitality and Tourism Business Award • Innovation Award • Community Contribution Award Nominations close midnight Monday 29 April 2019.

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Investment in sports facilities and the arts have been long standing priorities for me, which is why I once again requested the following proposals be referred to the 2019/20 Council budget for deliberations; a performing arts centre in the township of Melton, and construction of a five court basketball stadium. I have also proposed a $5 increase in the pensioner rebate. With the cost of living rising, I will always strive to ensure our older residents can access affordable services that support health and wellbeing. Budget deliberations are in the final stages, with the draft budget to be considered at the 1 April Council meeting. Be sure to check Council’s website regularly, for updates on how this year’s budget is progressing. On the topic of budgets, we’re

advocating for the State Government to allocate $2.3 million in the 2019/20 budget to commence planning for Melton hospital. This commitment was an outcome of our successful advocacy campaign last year. Finally, the Western Highway is an important arterial link, but the section that passes through the City of Melton has become sub-standard and congested in recent years. I urge residents to support Council’s Upgrade Western Highway campaign which is calling on the Victorian and Australian Governments to upgrade the Western Highway to urban freeway standard within the City of Melton. You can sign the petition at catchup.org/melton Please feel free to contact me with your ideas or issues for Coburn Ward on 0412 584 067 or sophie.ramsey@melton.vic.gov.au

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Learn how to become a teacher’s aide. The course at Keilor Heights Primary School begins on March 28 and runs until November. Includes 24 sessions, two workshops and placement hours. ■ 9462 6077 or prace.vic.edu.au/teachers-aide

The Buddhists of the West

Join Buddhists of the West for a day filled with talks by Buddhist leaders from different cultural backgrounds, food stalls, pranic healing and exercise demonstrations, meditation sessions, sutra writing, drum performances, singing, dancing, tai chi lessons, kids activities, gifts and giveaways. Presented by Buddhist Temples/ Monasteries in the West. Sunday, April 7, 9am-6pm at Bowery Theatre and Errington Oval, St Albans. ■ bowerystacc.com.au/events

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University of the Third Age Brimbank is seeking volunteer basic and intermediate computer tutors for Monday mornings at West Sunshine Community Centre, 25 Kermeen Street, West Sunshine. ■ 9249 4570, u3abrimbank@gmail.com Be swept away on a slapstick adventure with a hint of circus and a pinch of cabaret. Into-Me-See invites you to see into the light and shade of our alter egos and intimate and emotional worlds. Presented by BoilOver Inclusive Performance Ensemble, The show returns to the Bowery Theatre after a successful showing in December. Bowery Theatre, St Albans, Saturday, March 30, from 7pm. ■ bowerystacc.com.au

Pop-up recycling

Brimbank residents can safely and conveniently drop off their large unwanted household items, for reuse or recycling at the new Pop-Up Drive Through Recycling Day at no charge. Maximum of eight items per household. Only cars or cars with trailers; no trucks or commercial quantities allowed. Registrations are preferred and a drivers licence or rates notice will be required on the day. On Sunday, March 31, from 9am-2pm at JR Parsons Reserve.

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Sunshine Community Brass will present Sunshine Bandstand on Saturday, March 30, at St Albans Community Centre, Princess Street. Doors open at 7pm. Cost $20, $10, children 16 years and under free. Supported by Marian College Gospel Choir. BYO food and drink. ■ 0402 843 734

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If you’re a start-up, entrepreneur or have an idea for building your business, the monthly meet-ups at iHarvest Coworking Sunshine will give you an opportunity to validate an idea, solve a challenge, evaluate an opportunity or just find a new perspective. Register for any iHarvest meet-up or workshop and receive a complementary mentoring session with one of the VU entrepreneurs in residence. ■ iharvest-meetup-april.eventbrite.com.au

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CONSIDER THE SAUCE Kenny Weir gives a new ‘local’ the thumbs up Melba Social is up and running just as two other new/newish places – Kensington Food Hall and the revamped Hardimans Hotel – are offering similar offerings, all three joints within a few street numbers of each other. Of course, we are interested to see what Melba Social tastes like so are happy to accept an invitation taken up by a CTS team of three (see full disclosure below). We find the food and service to be lovely, with much of the latter crossing over to very good. It is mostly straight-up Italian fare here. Notably, the portion sizes and pricing both serve to generate an impression of good value, that impression given heft by the busy Thursday night of which we are part. A trio of arincini ($13) – plump, generous and gooey with mozzarella and mushroom, topped by parmesan and rocket, all residing upon a superb, basilised tomato sugo. “Freaking hot” buffalo wings ($15) are only mildly spicy and look rather drab. But the proof is in the eating – they taste very fine and the serve is plenty big enough for all of us to have a hearty go. Oddly enough, it is the entree with the plainest visuals – “smokey” mushrooms ($12, above) – that most impresses. The panko-crumbed mushies are quite delicate and so, so juicy and tasty. My 200-gram porterhouse ($22) is top stuff, delivered just right at medium rare. The mash is a fine steak friend. The “cafe

Melba Social address: 524 Macaulay Road, Kensington Phone: 9372 2982 de Paris” butter is somewhat excess to my richness requirements, while the coleslaw has me wanting more acid or bite. Or salt. Julian loves his three cheese gnocchi ($24) with gorgonzola, grana padano and vintage cheddar. The pasta pillows really are like the proverbial clouds and very wonderful. I am trying to wean Bennie off chicken burgers – both for his own good and for purposes of CTS diversity. But he enjoys the Melba Social rendition ($18). Desserts are superb. Stone fruit and raspberry almond crumble ($10) immediately elicits from me the comment: “This is just like My Mum Makes!” A good deal richer and more decadent is “sizzling” brownie ($15). The brownie square is bigger than it appears and swims in a sticky sauce studded with blueberries. Melba Social strikes us as the sort of place that will become a cherished “local”. (Team CTS visited Melba Social as a non-paying guest of management.) Kenny Weir is the founder of Consider the Sauce, the definitive guide to eating in Melbourne’s western suburbs – www.considerthesauce.net

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MYBUSINESS MYBUSINESS BUSINESS MY Spoiled for choice at Carbone’s Cafe Homemade Italian doughnuts dusted with sugar; smashed avocados scattered with cherry tomatoes, ricotta and poached egg; buttery agnolotti plump with spinach, ricotta and pumpkin. That’s just some of the delicious fare on offer at Carbone’s Cafe and Restaurant in Taylors Lakes. There’s also the head chef’s signature gnocchi, and of course, there’s a hearty beef lasagne. Manager Antoniette Carbone describes the lasagne as “amazing”. “And we sell loads of it,” she enthuses. The business, which began as a bakery in Essendon North, has been in Taylors Lakes since 2008. Nowadays, it has a small team including front of house staff and head chef Ciro. Head waitress, Suzi, says the cafe’s devoted customers have a penchant for warm and friendly Italian food and service. “We have a close relationship with a lot of our regular customers,” Suzi says. “One customer, Barbara, who comes in every day for her skinny latte, is like family now!” The staff are equally intent on keeping small customers satisfied. “For children, there’s a Carbone board with a cartoon that they can colour in while the adults dine,” Antoniette says.

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And she is happy to accommodate larger food orders. “We’ve always done catering. Confirmations, communions, first birthdays – the lot. We do arancini balls, rice balls, meatballs and lasagne – these are particularly popular choices. “We also do amazing authentic pizza. The type we make is pizza verace, a classic pizza from Napoli. Verace means that the yeast has to rise for 24 hours before we can use it.” Plans are afoot for the cafe to open for dinners and private evening function bookings are now offered at the cafe. “Suzi is always happy to sit down with people to discuss a personalised catering oder to suit functions,” Antoniette says. “We can take care of the catering whether it’s going to be held at the customer’s house or at Carbone’s Cafe.” Star Weekly readers who mention this article will receive a glass of house wine for free with their main meals until April 15. Carbone’s Cafe and Restaurant, Shop 7/3 Melton Highway, Taylors Lakes. Opens Monday-Friday 8am-5pm, Saturday 8am-4pm, Sunday 9am-4pm. Inquiries: 8390 9780 or visit Carbone’s Cafe on Facebook and Instagram

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And Gwenda herself has been through medical treatments. These trying times have been shared with the team at KND Denture Clinic in St Albans. Arthur was a long-time user of the clinic’s services and Gwenda accompanied him when he was sick. She says going to the clinic feels like family.

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“Sam and the others are always ready to chat and make me feel so welcome,” she says. “You don’t get that in most places today – they usually feel impersonal. “They were all wonderful with Arthur when he was sick, and I always notice how friendly they are to others waiting. “So when my dentist in Fitzroy referred me to KND, I was more than happy. I needed a whole new denture plate, so once my dentist removed all my top teeth, my sister drove me to KND so Sam could fit the new plate straight away. It couldn’t have gone more smoothly.” Gwenda’s top teeth deteriorated during Arthur’s illness because, as she says, “I was too busy

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New Homes House work becomes fun with a smartphone mindset Smartphones and apps have a big influence on the property market in Australia, reports Melissa Heagney, senior journalist with Domain. We can search for our dream home with the swipe of a finger or see how a new piece of furniture would look in our homes through augmented reality and furniture stores such as Ikea. And our real estate obsession has spread, with some of the most popular smartphone games allowing players to renovate or decorate rooms, homes, mansions or even gardens. App games such as Matchington Mansion (which is rated in the top 55 free games in the Apple App store), Homescapes, Home Street: Dream House Sim, Design Home and Home Design Makeover are growing in popularity. About 67 per cent of Australians play video games, and 65 per cent of those play games on their mobiles, according to a 2018 Bond University study. Home decorating gamers are not only connecting to the virtual world by playing games, they’re also building communities and connecting on social platforms such as Facebook and YouTube to share tips and designs. While games you can play on your smartphone may be relatively new, the idea behind them isn’t, according to Eduardo Velloso, a lecturer at the school of computing and information systems at the University of Melbourne. “These types of games have existed for a long time – from the time of The Sims,” Dr Velloso said. “When The Sims came out you could have characters and build

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homes, but there was no way of showing that to anyone.” Dr Velloso said part of the appeal of home decoration games on apps was the ability to share your ideas, designs and, ultimately, your personality though your virtual decorations. With technology advancing apace,

Dr Velloso said the future of world or home-building games would see the physical environment of homes being more widely used as part of the gaming experience. “There’s a new trend of incorporating gaming into your physical environment through augmented reality – so you can use

a virtual reality headset and see something coming out of your wall or your couch,” he said. He said such gaming technology also lent itself to virtual decorating – projecting home owners’ designs on to walls without the need for new wallpaper, paint or printed images.

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TAYLORS HILL 22 Balmain Circuit, 3037 Barry Plant Taylors Lakes: 9390 8333

Price: $650,000 – $695,000

ST ALBANS 1/37 Charles Street, 3021 Private sale

Barry Plant St Albans: 9367 7044

Price: $499,000

Private sale

A sparkling welcome lies beyond the neat front yard, double garage and modest front door of this dwelling. Gleaming floor tiles lead from the entrance and past the carpeted, front-facing main bedroom to a kitchen with low-maintenance finishes and a big breakfast island. This area is also open to a meals area and a generous, carpeted living room that can be closed off for privacy with a sliding door. Out the back, a large paved area is ideal for entertaining, barbecues, and tending to pot plants. Added amenities include security doors at the front and back entrances, air-conditioning and ducted heating.

From the dark-panelled door of the single garage and rendered exterior, to the landscaped front yard, there’s an air of sophistication about this two-storey house. Polished charcoal-toned floor tiles line the entry and ground level and lead to a kitchen with stone benchtops and glossy tiled splashback. This open design includes a living and meals area. Out back there is scope for barbecues on the paved patio that is edged by a small lawn. Upstairs, all three bedrooms are carpeted and have built-in robes. A central bathroom is also embellished with the smart charcoal tiles and ultra-modern fixtures. Keilor Plains train station, schools and shops are all less than two kilometres away.

ST ALBANS 180a William Street, 3021 Ray White St Albans: 9366 1144

Price: Contact agent

This 1970s property sits on about 785 square metres and is within walking distance of schools, public transport and shops. It has an established front garden that is overlooked by the large formal lounge and dining room as well as two bedrooms. One of these is the main which also has extensive, mirrored built-in robes and a ceiling rose with a fan and light. Full length windows drench the lounge room and separate dining room in natural light while chandeliers hang above. The kitchen, which sits adjacent to the dining room, has classic black and white flooring, plentiful cabinets and a breakfast bar that overlooks the family meals area. The house also has a family bathroom with a generous bathtub. Finally, a large carport, and ducted heating and cooling are further conveniences.

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Auction: March 30 at 1pm

Property of the week

SuNSHINE 2A Sturt Street, 3020 Bells Real Estate Sunshine: 9300 9000

Price: $500,000 – $550,000

Several stylish architectural features combine in the facade of this two-bedroom, double-storey townhouse. There’s the steel roof, the chocolate-coloured bricks, the blue rendering and the weatherboard. But there’s a great deal more than just the exterior that first-home buyers and investors will find attractive. Inside, the walls are tinted a fresh white, while timber veneer floors add a durable and low-maintenance touch. A sunny study nook at the entrance

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overlooks the front yard and tree-lined street – the ideal spot for anyone who wants to escape for a read or a simple nap. From here, a brief corridor leads to the rear where a chic and cosy kitchen is outfitted with a glass splashback, storage cupboards, pantry, gas cooktop and stainless-steel dishwasher. This zone merges seamlessly with a bright living room where residents and visitors can kick back at the end of the day, assured of seasonal comfort under a wall-mounted split-system.

Just past a glass sliding door at the back of the room there’s a strip of paved patio and an intimate courtyard shuttered from the outside world by timber and cream Colorbond fences. Upstairs, two large and light-filled bedrooms have charcoal carpets underfoot, sleek ceiling fans above and windows that aim to keep the privacy of residents firmly preserved. The main bedroom has a walk-in robe, while the other room has a built-in clothes cupboard with mirrored sliding doors.

Nearby, the central bathroom is a picture of simplicity with mocha-toned wall and floor tiles and fresh white cabinets. Back on the ground floor, a laundry makes wash days an easy affair and a separate toilet is nearby. Victoria University’s Sunshine campus is 10 minutes by foot, while the shopping and foodie delights of Hampshire Road are within easy reach, as is Sunshine train station. Jenan Taylor 25 BRIMBANK & NORTH WEST STAR WEEKLY \ MARCH 26, 2019

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GREG HOCKING ELLY PARTNERS

WHAT HER CLIENTS SAY: It was by sheer fluke I found Danielle. We had our home listed with a well-known agent in Sunshine for a whole year. I went to an auction in our area run by Danielle as I wanted to see the results. Danielle blew me away! She engaged nearly every single person at that auction. She was captivating and more importantly got amazing results. Not long after, we sacked our agent and called Danielle. Not once did I have to call or chase her. She gave us amazing advice and once our home was listed it sold in 4 weeks! Her negotiating skills were unbelievable and really helped push up our sale price. -Tracey & Efti Anastasiadis I found her to be professional, knowledgeable of the market and determined to obtain the best result. She was honest and the feedback was, as she said, “the good, the bad and the ugly”. As auctioneer, she was in her element. She was prepared, relaxed and worked the crowd with confidence. The result was sensational and far beyond my expectations. I was also impressed with her moral values, work ethic and honesty. -Elizabeth Michaelsen

DANIELLE FORDHAM, agent & auctioneer SWEENEY ESTATE AGENTS, SUNSHINE Making her mark in the local property market for the past 11 years, Sunshine born and bred Danielle is a bit of a rare gem in her industry – for many reasons. But what really stands out is her skill as an auctioneer, often perceived as the preserve of men. She conducted her first auction in July 2017 and, to her and her vendor’s delight, sold the property at $65,000 above the reserve. Danielle tells of the reactions she’s received as a female auctioneer. “Some people thought it was ‘amusing’, that it seemed ‘foreign’, but the vendors I work with take it in their stride,” she says. “They sometimes look surprised at first but they’re happy to trust me because they understand my vibe and feel confident that I know what I’m doing and will do it well.” Williamstown 8387 0000 Yarraville 8387 0011 Danielle’s personality comes through on auction days.

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“I like to engage with the buyers and make the process exciting. I might throw in a joke – that’s my personality. But I always Williamstown 8387 Yarraville 8387 0011 Altona 9398 8888 remain focused on getting the best outcome for0000 my vendor. greghocking.com.au “Because I’ve worked with my vendor from the beginning, I also know who they are and what they hope for. I know their property inside out and understand their hopes and dreams. We’re in it together and share a passion for the best result.” Danielle has established her reputation and enjoyed outstanding success as a real estate agent in part because of a genuine interest in people and maintaining a consistent desire to help clients reach their objectives. The other ingredient is sheer hard work. Danielle’s approach, always honest and frank, is to treat each property as unique and warranting a distinctive sales campaign tailored to attract buyers and meet vendor expectations. She’s also known for her empathy and readiness to listen for many hours to ensure she can match buyers with their dream home. Her attention to detail, hard work, outstanding negotiation skills and savvy market awareness are attributes that play an important role in her success – as is establishing long-term trusting relationships with both vendors and purchasers.

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AUCTION THIS SATURDAY INSPECT FROM 11:30AM 7 Berry Street Sunshine North Potential Packed in Prime Location. Set on an impressive 620m2 approx. of land (18m+ frontage) in a sought-after location of Sunshine North, is this original weatherboard home providing immediate accommodation along with outstanding opportunities for those looking to rebuild or redevelop (STCA) A. A)

AUCTION THIS SATURDAY INSPECT FROM 12:30PM

A 3 B 1 D 2 2 Ash Street Braybrook Auction Inspect Agent

Saturday 30th March 12:00pm Sat 30th March 11:30 - 12:00pm Adrian Kay 0475 222 585

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Family Scale Modern Living First Home Buyers – Investors – Owner Occupiers. A stress free retreat of superior comfort, space and modern ease with this three bedroom double story home set across Ash Reserve, only a short stroll from local strip shops, recently opened Braybrook Shopping Centre (formally Masters), Caroline Chisholm and 9km to Melbourne CBD.

Auction Inspect Agent

Saturday 30th March 1:00pm Sat 30th March 12:30 - 1:00pm Adrian Kay 0475 222 585 William Sam 0402 128 832

AUCTION THIS SATURDAY INSPECT FROM 1:30PM 1 Orana Court Sunshine West Built To T Last With Retro Charm Corner Site - Land size: Approx. 558m² This solid 3 bedroom home invites families, couples and investors to enjoy its space and location. Behind the secured fencing reveals a well-built triple fronted brick home that presents superb living for the family, y a great starter or alternatively a solid investment. y,

8A Carlton Court Braybrook Impeccable, Sty t lish & Freestanding. ty

Set to impress with a spacious layout, quality features and immaculate presentation this special listing offers a variety of options for those looking to downsize, start their journey or invest in a quality property. y y.

A 3 B 1 D 2 1/20 Middleton Street Braybrook Auction Inspect Agent

An outstanding opportunity to secure a home with warmth and character set on generous block of 644m2 offering a lucky k buyer a number of options including scope to renovate, ky add a unit to the rear or seek permits for a multi-unit development (STCA) A. A)

This street facing 17sq townhome boasts practicality and style. Ideal for a first home buyers, large families and/or investors looking to add a high yielding investment to their portfolio, making this the ideal opportunity to secure a safe investment or stylish home.

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A 3 B 2 D 2 1/30 Esmond Street Ardeer Auction Inspect Agent

The light-filled interior comprises of 3 large bedrooms, master with WIR, full en-suite, formal separate lounge, central bright bathroom, 2 toilets, conventional full sized laundry and stunning kitchen equipped with gas appliances overlooking a comfortable open plan.

179 Ridgeway Parade Sunshine Endless Potential - A Sensational Prospect

Saturday 30th March 2:00pm Sat 30th March 1:30 - 2:00pm Adrian Kay 0475 222 585

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Contemporary r class meets Modern ry Lifesty t le ty

Saturday 6th April 12:00pm Refer to Internet Adrian Kay 0475 222 585 Peter Kay 0401 532 886

T aditional Charm Meets Contemporary Tr r ry Luxury r ry A classy classic with serene park views hits the market with broad appeal in one of Ardeer’s most popular locale offering a gorgeous façade from the front veranda taking in a wonderful vista of picturesque More Park.

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A 3 B 1 D 2 87A Nicholson Parade Sunshine West Auction Inspect Agent

Saturday 6th April 2:00pm Refer to Internet Ad Adrian Kay 0475 222 585 William Sam 0402 128 832

Saturday 6th April 11:00am Refer to Internet Ad Adrian Kay 0475 222 585 William Sam 0402 128 832

Saturday 6th April 1:00pm Refer to Internet Ad Adrian Kay 0475 222 585

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Modern To T wn Home on Family Scale

Opportunities like this should not be taken lightly, y the vendor has made the decision to y, sell and encourages the market to inspect this amazingly spacious home. Family sized to say the least offering 3 or 4 bedrooms, 3 bathrooms, 3 toilets, well appointed kitchen with outstanding open dining/living, decked entertaining area and low maintenance paved yard.

Auction Inspect Agent

Saturday 6th April 3:00pm Refer to Internet Ad William Sam 0402 128 832 Adrian Kay 0475 222 585

280 Hampshire Road, SunShine

9313 7888

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50 lachlan road, sunshine West

17 omar street, maidstone

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• 4 generous sized bedrooms • spacious lounge room with gas heater • neat kitchen adjoining meals area • Bright central bathroom, 2 toilets • large brick garage with seperate workshop area • land size approx 685m2 • development potential (stca) • Brilliant location, close to shops, schools & public transport

• 4 spacious bedrooms (1 with Bir) • study area/storage room • appealing 2 pak kitchen with stainless steel cooking appliances & dishwasher • meals area • large living/family area with air conditioner • Bright central bathroom • double garage • land size approx 580m2 • development potential (stca) • Brilliant location, close to highpoint shopping centre, great schools & public transport

Features: high ceilings, venetian blinds, polished floorboards, reverse cycle air conditioner & concrete paving

Features: high ceilings & polished floorboards

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Sat a urday at a at ay a 13th april 12 NooN iNSpECt C Ct saturday 12.15 - 12.45pm C Nta Co t Ct ta C david Falcone 0413 116 717 Map rEF 40 c2

92 mcintyre road, sunshine north

14/10 hendry street, sunshine West

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• 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

• 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

note: town planning permit available at our office

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

For sale

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1 West street, ardeer

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36 melon street, Bray a Brook ay young & moDern r ! rn

something special!

• 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

• 3 spacious bedrooms, all with Bir’s • comfortable lounge room with air conditioner & gas heater • neat kitchen adjoining meals area • Bright central bathroom • large garage • land size approx 570m2 • development potential (stca) • Brilliant location, close to schools, central West shopping centre & tottenham train station Features: high ceilings, polished floorboards, roller blinds & aluminium windows

For sale

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1 Jones court, sunshine West huge Family l home/ ly corn r er Block! rn

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46 Fremont Pa P rade, sunshine West

4/20 castley crescent, Bray a Brook ay

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• 3 bedrooms • lounge room • neat kitchen & meals area • updated bathroom • carport & brick garage • Brilliant location, close to the avenue shopping centre, schools & public transport

• tw t o bedrooms • lounge room • kitchen with stone benchtop • open plan living • Bright quality bathroom, 2 toilets • single garage with remote door

For sale

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

For sale

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9311 7022

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42a oberon ave, st albans

143 st albans rd, st albans

Just Listed

imm immacul ant home this well presented three bedroom home offers all that can be desired. High ceilings, 2 pac kitchen with gas appliances, stone bench top, open plan living, heating/cooling, large backyard, double garage with rear roller door access, solar panels and position perfect,extremely close to alfrieda st, st albans secondary college and st albans train station, no body corporate and separate title.

for sale PRICE INSPEC INSPECT CONTAC NTACT NTAC ACT

contact agent contact agent bill damianos 0425 725 227 stockdaleleggo.com.au/stalbans

2/49 James st, st albans

Growth Grow owth Zone huGe land stockdale & leggo st albans are proud to offer this three bedroom home in a blue chip location. located within walking distance to sunshine Hospital, Ginifer train station ,schools & Western ring road. Featuring formal lounge, kitchen with gas appliances. sitting on 697m2 (approx) of prime growth zone potential & main road street frontage. Would suit multi-development or medical center option (s.t.c.a) the choice is yours.

auction T.B.A PRICE INSPEC INSPECT

CONTAC NTACT NTAC ACT

contact agent contact agent bill damianos 0425 725 227 stockdaleleggo.com.au/stalbans

Unit 2,3,4/28 scott ave, st albans Great buy street Grea fr fron taGe !!

new townhouses centrall centrall ally y located. oca

opportunity exists for ﬁrst home buyers or investor, comprising of 2 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.

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.

for sale PRICE $299.000 INSPEC INSPECT contact agent CONTAC NTACT NTAC ACT bill damianos 0425 725 227

10/18 ridley st, albion

for sale

PRICE starting from $480.000 INSPEC INSPECT contact agent CONTAC NTACT NTAC ACT bill damianos 0425 725 227

92 biGGs st, st albans affordable apartm apar artments

biG land on biGGs street !!

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.

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 $265.000 INSPEC INSPECT contact agent CONTAC NTACT NTAC ACT bill damianos 0425 725 227

PRICE $699.000 INSPEC INSPECT contact agent CONTAC NTACT NTAC ACT bill damianos 0425 725 227

9366 2154

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Williamstown 9399 9111

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G.L. Lee

9312 5700

www.gllee.com.au

275 HAMPSHIRE RD SUNSHINE

SUNSHINE NORTH, 24-26 Bunnett street

Hung Ly 0412 380 728

richard Popczyk 0419 877 171

Christopher Ly 0488 833 388 senior Property manager

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A Home For All Buyers • A comfo f rtable floor-plan offe fo ff ring loads of ffe natural light and that sets a wonderful mood that can best be described as “my home”. • Sitting on a huge 727sq metre parcel of land in a sought aft f er locale ft • Secure, private, leafy f big back yard, includes fy hard wood polished flooring, ducted heating, air conditioner,r,r split system air conditioner,r,r a single car garage • Within walking distance to schools, including Keilor Downs College, Keilor plaza, the local bus route and surrounding park land. Y u’ll appreciate the location and relish the Yo opportunity. 3

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Modern, Light Filled & Cutting-Edge Style • High end finish and cutting-edge style combine perfe f ctly in this fe luxurious home • Includes split system, down-lights & floor boards throughout • Double remote lock-up garage

Private Sale Price Range $550,000-$600,000 Inspect

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Auction 12.30pm Saturday 13th April Open Wednesday 6.30pm - 7.00pm & Saturday 11.00am - 11.30am EPR $690,000-$750,000 Contact Connie Dragovic 0466 996 256 | Scott Latham 0457 817 772 Keilor | 9336 0200 | bradteal.com.au

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Specialising in Local Needs Paling & Double Paling, Colorbond Gates, Merbau Gates & Screens

Free Quotes

0412 184 772

Specialist in â€˘ Lawn mowing â€˘ Edging Pruning / Hedge Trimming â€˘ Regular Maintenance â€˘ Rubbish Removals â€˘ Tree Lopping â€˘ Gutter Cleaning

Colourbond and Timber Fencing

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Garage/Garage Doors

AMAZING GARDEN SERVICES

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9746 7785

Removal of old fences Specialist with any gates

St Albans Electricians

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No job too small

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PLEASE CALL JESSE ON 0412 827 875

Timber & Colorbond Fencing Old Fences Removed.

LEONâ€™S FENCING SERVICES

Ceiling fans, lights, power safety switches, smoke alarms, etc. Will beat any written quote by 20%

John at Kerrie Electrics on 9337 4732 / 9744 2478 / 0418 582 656

Concrete Products & Services

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Rec 1944

A1 Absolute

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A Grade Electrician

9323 0684

Call Alan on 0422 384 544

AFFORDABLE CONCRETE PAVING

REPAIRS & REMOTES Roller Door Remote Controls Silent Drive 7 Year Warranty FROM $500 fully installed

0430 166 765

A Grade Electrician

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Phone 0412 488 732

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12408287-HM52-18

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0407 737 033

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SPORT Falcons to face familiar challenges It will again be a case of the unknown for the City West Falcons as they head into the Victorian Netball League championship season. While they only have one change to last season’s premiership team, Falcons coach Marg Lind said a number of factors would influence their success. “We’ve been training hard and looking forward to seeing where we are at,” she said. “With so many in the state program and ANL [Australian Netball League] it will be a bit of a jigsaw of who is playing week by week. “We’re running a bit of a smaller squad than other teams so that is a risk. “We’ll give it a go and hopefully we should be in the mix. How we manage ourselves and cover injuries will be a key.” While having so many players in and out of the side is not the ideal set-up, it’s nothing new

for the Falcons. They had a similar situation last year and came through and shocked everyone by claiming the championship. Lind said they were hopeful there would be more flexibility with ANL commitments this year, which would help the Falcons, which has three players across two teams. One of those, Jacqui Newton is set to miss the start of the season with an ankle injury. Last year, some of the Falcons’ younger players were given the opportunity to step up into the top team. Lind said that helped with their development and prepared them for the challenges this year. One thing that will help the Falcons is that all but one of the premiership-winning championship team is returning. The departure of defender Maddy Balson hurts the Falcons, but Lind said the signing of Sarah Szczykulski had filled that void.

Lind is also bullish of some of their under-19 players they picked up. She said Jasmine Fraser, who moved down from Canberra, was someone who could potentially step up in the defensive end in the top side in the future. Chloe Langley and Daisy O’Kane are two others who have joined the under-19 team. Coming off the premiership, Lind said they had again thrown some different elements into the training schedule. They mix up personal training sessions, boxing and Bikram Yoga, along with time on court. Lind said she believed the yoga had been beneficial in helping prevent injuries. “We want to keep raising the bar and adding more elements.” Tara Murray

in The doghouse ■ The start of the AFL season reminds me of how much my world and that of many others revolves around footy at all levels – AFL, VFL, suburban and juniors (men’s and women’s). It is also such a barometer for the mood of people in workplaces. There certainly is no other sport that generates the kind of passion and dedication in our environment like footy. The English, Europeans and South Americans have it with their football. It is like an additive to the air you breathe. You know on Sunday night if a workmate is going to be in a good mood based on the results from the weekend games. Bragging rights, tipping competitions and ridiculous bets all come to the fore and we love it. ■ More than those things though, footy is about people and it was great last Saturday night to be among the red, white and blue brigade to start another hope-filled season. The faces are the same, as are the expectations. The Bulldogs past players and officials group has never been in better shape and catching up with former players, trainers, statisticians and staff is a treat. The great Barry Round was in town from the Gold Coast and looking good after a heart operation that was supposed to be a 4 hour valve replacement but turned into a 10 hour saving-his-life procedure. A philosophical and always generous Barry offered his services to young Bulldog rookie Laitham Vandermeer, who told the room he was working on building up his body size. Not sure the Bulldogs dietician would see it Roundy’s way. ■ Stephen Wallis talked about himself? Never. One of the most unassuming champions of the red, white and blue, the 261 game veteran was happy to talk about his sons – Mitch (AFL) and Josh (VFL). He recently sold the family car businesses and runs a couple of farms and fishes a lot. He has certainly had an amazing business life, starting out as a junior accountant with Werribee Mazda in its old Cherry Street showrooms.

Jarryd Lindsay provided some handy lower-order runs. (Luke Hemer)

storm grit seals flag By Tara Murray As Sydenham-Hillside claimed the Victorian Turf Cricket Association Charles Clark Shield division 4 premiership, there was joy – but also relief. Having already claimed first-innings points during the first weekend, the Storm was pushed deep into day four by a Maribyrnong Park St Marys side in search of a reverse outright win. But the Storm held strong, securing the club’s first top side premiership in the VTCA. Captain Peter Magafas said the win followed a stern challenge. “We got the choccies,” he said. “I’m more relieved than anything. “It’s rewarding after such a long season. The grand final was a tug of war that they took into the last day. They kept fighting and we had to pull out our best to keep them at bay.” The Storm resumed on Saturday at 7-231 with a first-innings lead of 27. Magafas said the aim was to bat for as many 52 BRIMBANK & NORTH WEST STAR WEEKLY \ MARCH 26, 2019

overs as they could after rain delayed the start. “We could bat for another 56 overs – that was the maximum we could bat,” he said. “We batted for close to 36 of them.” The Storm were bowled out for 280, giving them a first innings lead of 76. Dylan Knight top-scored with 56, hit during the first weekend, while Jarryd Lindsay added one more to his total on Saturday before being trapped LBW for 40. Maribyrnong Park St Marys was on a mission with the bat to make runs as quickly as possible. The side batted the rest of the day and into day four before declaring at 9-267, giving it a lead of 191. “They came out slugging and scored quite quickly – it turned the game upside down,” Magafas said. Having lost a grand final two years ago in a similar situation, the Storm players were keen to make sure it didn’t happen again. In their second innings, the runs did not matter for the Storm – they simply needed to avoid getting bowled out.

Magafas said Maribyrnong Park St Marys made them fight for it, but they were able to finish on 6-166 to take the flag. “Every time we looked to be pulling ahead and comfortably surviving, they would take wickets,” he said. “We held on to get victory.” Knight and Warren Hackney top-scored with 37 apiece and Knight was named man of the match. For Magafas, who is in his first season at the club, it was rewarding to see the supporters and those who have been around for a long time celebrate the win. “I came to the club through a friend,” he said. “It came about as there needed to be someone to change things up and … get the right team and structure to win flags. “I didn’t want to coach and captain, so our import Dane Currency took on the coaching and we did it together.” The Storm’s second XI won the Sport King Shield division 4 seconds grand final. The two wins come on top of a second straight title for the club’s women’s side.

■ Lots of celebrations are taking place with victorious cricket teams across the west. Yarraville Club Cricket Club Third XI and its All Abilities teams have tasted premiership success while Hoppers Crossing fourths lost to Plenty Valley and Werribee thirds missed out to Preston. Congratulations to all.

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Patient Knights take points with victory over Sharks Melbourne Knights’ ability to turn defence into attack in the blink of an eye was on show in a 3-2 victory over Port Melbourne Sharks at Knights Stadium on Friday night. On the back foot for most of the night, the Knights were in the negative for shots-on-goal (7-3) and corners (13-2), but they still came out on top to register a third consecutive win. The Knights were patient all night, absorbing a possession-dominant and dangerous Port Melbourne, while waiting to attack. Once the Knights made their transition into the front third, they were lethal. Gian Albano’s electrifying speed and Marijan Cvitkovic’s smart diagonal runs caught the Port Melbourne defence on the hop, while Hamish Watson’s hard work around the penalty box provided an outlet. This night belonged to Albano, who fired in a double for the Knights which brought to an end his frustrating five-round goal drought. “Very happy to get on the score sheet, finally,” Albano told the club’s official media channel Knights TV.

“[It comes] after a lot of hard work in training.” Albano’s first goal came in just the sixth minute after Port Melbourne had opened the match with a five-minute period of attack. Luke Jurcic sent a long ball down the left side to Albano, who did well to keep the ball in close to the sideline and made an aggressive run into the box, negotiating a way past a defender and striking powerfully into the left corner. The Knights doubled their lead seven minutes before the break. Watson’s courage in the air to compete for a 50-50 ball created a spillage for Tomislav Uskok to run on to. Uskok made a nifty turn in the box and fired into Port Melbourne goalkeeper Matthew Symes, but he could only parry the ball into the path of Cvitkovic for a karate style tap-in. While the Knights led 2-0 at half-time, it was the tireless work of their back four of Jurcic, Ayden Brice, Corey Sewell and Joseph Franjic, along with some goalkeeping from Harry Cakarun, that ensured they held the advantage.

Cakarun was impenetrable in the first half, denying Port Melbourne attackers Valentin Cesnik and Yuta Konagaya. Port Melbourne refused to yield though and halved the deficit in the 53rd minute through substitute Kamal Ibrahim. Ibrahim’s powerful shot into the top right corner gave Cakarun little chance. Only a matter of seconds later, the Knights took their two-goal lead back, when Port Melbourne inexplicably failed to clear a through ball from Franjic and it dribbled into the path of Albano, who coolly slotted it in Eventually Port Melbourne scored through Finn Beakhurst, who took advantage of sloppy defending to make it 3-2 in the 70th minute. There were some nervous moments for the Knights in the last 20 minutes, but held on for their fifth win out of six games. Melbourne Knights will feature in a top-three blockbuster with Avondale at Avenger Park on Saturday at 3.15pm. Lance Jenkinson

Joseph Franjic supplied plenty of drive out of the Melbourne Knights defence. (Mikko Robles/MKFC)

Green Gully defender Daniel Jones and Avondale striker Liam Boland contest the header. (Luke Hemer)

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Brimbank Stallions’ Ibrahim Kanneh holds off Yarraville Glory’s Finn Huzzey as he tries to keep the ball in play. (Luke Hemer)

Lapses hobble Stallions By Lance Jenkinson You can have a strong recruiting campaign, hit all your training targets during summer and go into the season after good form in the friendlies – but a season-opening loss can quickly dampen all that enthusiasm. Just ask Brimbank Stallions coach Andrew Marth. The newly-promoted Stallions had that deflated feeling on Saturday, beaten 2-1 by Yarraville Glory in state league 1 soccer at Club Italia Sporting Club. “We’re a bit disappointed because I thought we recruited quite well during the course of the off season,” Marth said. “I was probably pencilling in three points, but it didn’t come to fruition.” The manner of Brimbank’s loss did not sit well with Marth. The Stallions committed two similar defensive errors – one in either half – that proved costly. On both occasions, a long ball was played behind the Stallions’ defence and the Glory striker pounced to score.

“It was just a lack of concentration,” Marth said. “We had three at the back and they had one striker and we were caught with a long ball over the top twice. “Our three defenders made errors at crucial times.” Marth felt that Brimbank’s best spell of attack came in a 25-minute patch early in the second half. But the Stallions’ momentum was halted by the Glory’s second goal. The positive to come out of the game for Brimbank was the performance of newly acquired midfielder Mike Cunningham. The New Zealand visa player capped his Stallions debut with a goal from a goalmouth scramble. “It was a good cross in the box, they fumbled a couple of clearances and it fell to Mike, who put it into the back of the net,” Marth said. Baki Efe impressed in defence. Brimbank will be desperate to pick up some victory points in its second-round battle with Essendon Royals away at Ormond Park on Saturday.

The two Italian-backed sides have already met in the FFA Cup, the Royals winning on penalties. “There is a bit of animosity between the two Italian clubs,” Marth said. “We lost to them in the FFA Cup on penalties, so they’ve probably got the edge on us, so to speak. “But I’m quite confident the boys will bounce back and get a result for us.” In other state league 1 games, North Sunshine Eagles got off to a flying start with a 2-0 win over Keilor Park. Simon Tolli and Ajak Panek scored second-half goals for the Eagles. Caroline Springs George Cross played out a 0-0 draw with Banyule City. In state league 2, Albion Rovers scored an upset in a 1-0 win over Westgate, with Godwill Basha hitting a 90th minute winner. Western Suburbs stalled out of the gates in a 2-0 loss to Corio. In state league 3, Westvale and FC Strathmore drew 2-2 and Western Eagles had a shocker, losing 4-1 to Sunbury United.

Green Gully is the latest victim of an in-form ladder leader Avondale in the National Premier League. The Cavaliers were on the back foot for most of the game in a 5-2 loss at Green Gully Reserve on Saturday. Former Cavs player Liam Boland, the leading scorer in the league, fired a double for Avondale. Andy Brennan and Matthew Fletcher were the Cavs goalscorers. The Stephen Downes-coached Cavaliers have tumbled to seventh in the standings. They will be looking to halt the slide against South Melbourne at John Cain Memorial Park on Sunday at 3pm. In NPL women’s, Calder United survived a scare to beat Heidelberg United 3-2 at Olympic Village on Sunday. Calder’s flawless record appeared under threat after its two-goal lead was wiped out in the second half. However, Calder found a way to get all three points and maintain its spot on the top of the ladder, with Catherine Zimmerman scoring the winner in the 81st minute. Zimmerman’s two goals has taken her to first place in the golden boot chart with 10 goals in the opening five rounds. Calder’s next test will come against Southern United at Keilor Park Recreation Reserve at 3pm on Saturday. Meanwhile, Panagiotis Kone is eager to rip into the new career challenge that awaits his arrival at Western United. Kone was the first signature secured by the A-League expansion team and he was immediately tagged with marquee status because of his elite talent. A star attacking midfielder with 28 caps for Greece and a host of playing experience in Europe, Kone has experienced just about all that he can at the top level. For the full story, check out starweekly.com. au this Wednesday. Lance Jenkinson 53 BRIMBANK & NORTH WEST STAR WEEKLY \ MARCH 26, 2019

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Crows shine and rise again By Lance Jenkinson Sunshine has pressed the repeat button to claim back-to-back flags in the Victorian Turf Cricket Association. The Crows secured the division 3 title with a resounding nine-wicket win over Point Cook in the grand final at Dempster Park. While the Crows had a commanding 135-run lead after the first innings and were comfortably in front the whole game, captain Troy Stone admitted the fourth and final day was probably the most nervous he had been all summer. “Things got tight and a little bit tense there amongst our bowling group,” he said. “Credit to them – they fought it out well. But I believe over the four days we were the better side.” Point Cook was much better with the bat second time around. The Warriors limped to 81 in the first innings, but showed plenty of spirit in their second dig, making 166 for a lead of 31 runs. Losing 38 overs on day three due to a waterlogged square hurt the Warriors’ chances. “They were running out of overs there and probably tried to push too hard towards the end,” Stone said. The big moment for Sunshine came when it removed Point Cook opener Sunny Singh. Singh had moved to 61 with a flawless knock, but fell victim to a spectacular one-handed catch from Josh Michetti. Stone admits that even a doubling of Point Cook’s lead to 60-plus, possible had Singh stuck around, may have made for an uncertain run chase for Sunshine. As it stood, the Crows easily passed the target one down in 4.5 overs late on day four. Stone was a man in a hurry, blasting 29 not out in the Crows score of 1-33.

Sunshine all-rounder Asela Aluthge was the man-of-the-match in the grand final. (Damjan Janevski)

Stone lauded the incredible feats of Sunshine’s bowling attack this summer. Four of the top 10 wicket takers in division 3 are Crows – Charith Fernando, who took a league-best 34 wickers, Nikhil Pottabathini (25 wickets), Asela Aluthge (25) and Stone (22).

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MOTOR Kia’s brave new choice pays off By Derek Ogden, Marque Motoring Why, you might wonder, has Kia added a hero car with limited appeal (manual transmission only) to a cluttered, highly competitive compact car market? The answer is: because it could. The model in question is the Picanto micro and the latest addition to the range, the GT. According to Kia Motors Australia chief operating officer Damien Meredith the company was happy with how the Picanto had gone over its three years of sales Down Under. “With that in mind it seemed like the right time to give an opportunity to a sporty version of the car, one for which there has been a constant undercurrent of demand,” he said. “That car is the three-cylinder 1.0-litre Turbo, featuring all the great bits of the standard Picanto but with an attitude and athletic ability destined to make friends,” he added. With 74 kW and 172 Nm through the front wheels via a five-speed manual transmission, plus a suspension tuned for Australian conditions, the company believes it has the motor for the moment, all for less than $20K. Styling Picanto GT stands out with contrasting body highlights – the test car red on Titanium Silver – twin exhaust, a body kit and GT badging. Interior The Picanto range’s straight-backed stance means there is ample head room in the rear for average-size passengers and the ability to maximise the 255 litres of luggage space. This

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is easily increased to 1010 litres by folding the 60:40 second-row seat backs. Shoulder space out back is limited, especially with three adult passengers abreast. Infotainment Convenience in the Picanto GT is extensive, including Bluetooth connectivity, four-speaker audio system, steering wheel-mounted audio controls, Android Auto and Apple CarPlay. Engines / transmissions The 1.0-litre engine develops 74 kW at 4500

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Driving The engine exhibits minimal lag between the driver pressing the accelerator and the turbocharger delivering boost and, therefore, sporty acceleration. Kia weighed this up against fuel efficiency and went for the manual transmission against an auto, thus delivering a more engaging driving experience. It was during this drive that the benefit of a suspension tuned especially for Australia by Kia Motors Australia’s ride-and-handling team came to the fore. Through a more aggressive tune for the shock absorbers and a stiffer spring rate the team was able to provide greater body control with better road feedback as well as reasonable ride comfort. If there is one let-down, it’s the five-speed manual transmission, which is a bit yesterday, with many modern manuals featuring six cogs, and automatics up to 10. Shifting was floppy, far from slick and sporty, on the test car. Combined urban / highway cycle fuel consumption is put at 4.8 litres per 100km, with a city cycle of 6.2 litres per 100 and 4 litres per 100 kilometres on the open road. During our week’s test with a mix of city and country driving our GT registered an average of 5.1 litres per 100 kilometres. Summary Kia confidence in the top-shelf Picanto GT could be catching, with the balance between extensive Picanto standard equipment and something special for the individual owner.

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