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One of Melbourne’s most loved magicians is bringing his mind-bending act to the Melbourne Magic Festival in the school holidays. Albion local Alex the Magician sold out his performances last year and says his shows will be even bigger and better this time around. “It’s a bit of a family magic show with a difference,” he says. “It’s a show about a magician who’s on the hunt to find the world’s most awesome magic trick. “It’s a family show, but there’s a lot of amazing, magic moments that adults will be astonished by, too. “It’s mainly a show for kids aged five to 12, but it’s a show with a difference – the kids are invited to help out and get involved as we hunt for the final surprise.” Alex said the festival was a highlight. “The show has been selling out each year, so it’s kind of found its feet and it’s something I love to mix up each year,” he said. “It’s the largest public magic festival in the world – there’s over 300 shows.” Alex’s show will be held at The Melba Spiegeltent, 35 Johnston Street, Collingwood, from Monday, July 8, to Saturday, July 13. Details: bit.ly/2Jd6UOS Tate Papworth

Sensors for parking bays By Tate Papworth Brimbank council will introduce parking sensors in a number of on-street parking bays in Sunshine and St Albans. The sensors will allow council officers to track parking data, including duration of occupancy, making it easier to issue infringement notices to motorists who exceed time limits. Brimbank mayor Lucinda Congreve said the sensors would help ensure turnover in high-demand areas.

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“The sensors are intended to help with turnover of parking in line with parking limits, and to ensure sufficient parking is available for visitors, customers and residents,” she said. “Parking limits are there for a reason. They make it easier for drivers to find a parking space

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in areas of high demand, which ultimately allows more visitors and customers to flow through our town centres. “One hundred parking sensors will be installed in selected on-street public carparking spaces – 50 along Devonshire Road, Sunshine, and 50 in Alfreida Street, St Albans. “There will be no changes to your obligations as a driver,” Cr Congreve said. “You still need to obey the limit on the parking sign. There will be no change to how parking infringements are issued.”

Cr Congreve said the sensors would have other benefits. “In addition to helping with the turnover of parking, the sensors will collect data that will help council to better understand parking use and demand within our town centres,” she said. “It’s also an efficient way for council to manage public parking without having to rely so heavily on manual chalking of tyres.” The sensors are expected to be turned on this month. The council says more information will be available closer to the date.

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Third runway ‘soul destroying’ By Tate Papworth Melbourne Airport’s third runway plans have been described as a ‘demolition order’ for Keilor. The airport last week announced that plans to build its third runway as east-west facing had been put on hold because a possible north-south runway could “deliver superior outcomes”. However, Keilor Residents and Ratepayers Association president Susan Jennison said it would be far from a superior outcome for Keilor.

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“It’s a demolition order. It’ll destroy Keilor. There’s no consideratiom – it’s soul destroying,” she said. “I honestly can’t believe it. I can’t believe the amount of work put in over the years and suddenly there’s a change of mind.” The airport has long planned to include four runways in a hashtag formation and

had resolved to build its third runway on an east-west alignment. However, Melbourne Airport chief executive Lyell Strambi said new data had prompted a re-think. “Our review provides strong evidence to suggest the north-south parallel could now provide a superior outcome in terms of availability, capacity, long-term investment profile and community impacts.” Mr Strambi said it had been determined an east-west runway would allow for significantly less traffic than first thought.

If the airport opts to build in a north-south direction it would mean an increase in traffic over Brimbank suburbs. Mr Strambi said a decision on the best option would be made as soon as possible. “We really need the runway capacity and the sooner we can build it, the better,” he said. The airport anticipates a three-month review period during which 18 community workshops will be held. Mr Strambi said it was imperative the airport made the correct decision, but was conscious of its responsibility to neighbouring communities.

Parsons set for huge makeover

Isaiah Firebrace (centre) with students Junior and William. (Supplied)

Firebrace’s X-factor hits St Albans While in Brimbank, he visited Copperfield College, where he spoke of his journey and encouraged students to follow their dreams. A few lucky people will have the chance to take the stage with the star on Sunday. On the day of the performance, a limited number of people will have the opportunity to work with Firebrace and learn his new song, Spirit. They’ll then be invited to perform it with him on stage during the concert. Firebrace has a strong connection with his indigenous heritage and his concert marks the start of NAIDOC week in Brimbank.

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An internationally acclaimed artist will perform an intimate show at St Albans’ Bowery Theatre this weekend. Isaiah Firebrace, winner of the eighth season of The X Factor Australia will perform his Live and Beyond concert for 200 people on Sunday. While well known in Australia, Firebrace became popular worldwide after he performed in the 2017 Eurovision song contest grand final with his single, Don’t Come Easy Easy. Having just completed shows in Europe and the Sydney Opera House, Firebrace is embarking on a series of more intimate shows.

J.R. Parsons Reserve is set for a long overdue upgrade. Brimbank council has unveiled a draft community vision and site plan, which is set to revitalise the tired facilities. Brimbank mayor Lucinda Congreve said the council wanted to make the reserve a place people could be proud of. “The aim of the draft community vision and site plan is to make this reserve the best it can be for the wider local community and the sports clubs that call the reserve home,” she said. “We want to create new opportunities for the reserve to become a destination for locals to socialise, play, exercise and network; while also improving the landscape, safety and amenity.” The plan includes widening oval two to allow a 50 metre radius cricket oval within the sports field. The surface would be upgraded with warm season grass. New lighting would also be installed. A new tennis pavilion and courts would be installed and the carpark extended to 120 spaces. Cr Congreve said community feedback had already helped develop the draft plan. “We’ve already undertaken a range of consultations to help inform the development of this draft community vision. “The response has been great to date. We thank everyone who has already been part of this process which has helped shape the draft vision.” The draft plan is open for public exhibition until July 29. Details: www.brimbank.vic.gov.au/ HaveYourSay

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A Budget to build a better Brimbank Council has adopted its Annual Budget 2019-2020. This Budget lays the foundation to deliver services and programs for the next four years and create an inclusive, liveable and prosperous community.

We are committed to creating a sustainable city – with $2.9 million invested in sustainability projects, including improvements to the stormwater harvesting system at Balmoral Reserve.

The vast majority of residential ratepayers – 72 per cent – will receive a reduction in their rates for 20192020 under the Budget.

The Budget includes funding to develop the St Albans Health and Wellbeing Hub in Keilor Downs. Council is proud to get this project underway with investment to continue in 20192020 and subsequent funding in the Long Term Financial Plan.

The Budget delivers a strong program of Capital Works improvements of $71.6 million. Through our 2019/2020 Community Grants Program we have $600,000 for community groups and not-forprofit organisations to deliver projects and events that help make Brimbank stronger.

Council’s focus is to create a vibrant and harmonious community by investing in our built and natural environments, to support our community to have the best possible quality of life.

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Council remains committed to ensuring that Brimbank is managed in a financially sustainable and responsible way which allows the greatest opportunities for development of infrastructure and services, and attracts external investment of the highest calibre.

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Council declares climate crisis

Kealba residents gather to oppose the Driscolls Road development. (Supplied)

Kealba plans slammed

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Brimbank councillors have slammed a developer for taking an application to build 208 townhouses and units on a former school site in Kealba directly to the Victorian Civil and Administrative Tribunal. The council was set to vote on the planning application last week but the council’s city development director Kelvin Walsh said the developer had decided to have the matter heard in VCAT. “In the case of the application for approval of a development plan for the site at 27 Driscolls

Road, Kealba, council officers had assessed the proposal that was originally submitted for 232 dwellings and had advised the applicant that they could not support that proposal,” he said. “The applicant made changes to the proposal to reduce the development to 208 dwellings, however officers had advised that there were still significant concerns with the proposal and they were still unable to support it.” Kealba residents opposed to the scale of the development rallied at the site prior to last week’s council meeting. According to one organiser, more than 200 people attended to voice their concern.

Mr Walsh said the developer had waited 60 days after being provided the amended plans before taking the matter directly to VCAT for consideration. Cr Daniel Allan said: “When you have a plan where council officers have raised a dozen different issues … when you have … nearly 800 objections by locals – you have to ask yourself, ‘What made the developer think that 208 units and townhouses is a positive outcome for the community?’. “Simply put, this development plan does not benefit the community.” The matter will be heard at VCAT this month.

Brimbank council has joined a growing number of governments in declaring a climate emergency. The council last week unanimously passed a motion by Cr John Hedditch to declare a climate emergency. Council officers will now prepare a plan which will outline the steps the council will take to ‘restore a safe climate’. “It’s a significant risk, climate change, not just to the community, but to the world,” Cr Hedditch said. “Within Brimbank, we already see an increase in frequency and severity of extreme weather events such as heatwaves, declining rainfall and an increase in overall temperatures, which impacts the most vulnerable residents. “It will affect our economy, our fleet, our sustainability, our health and human services responses – it covers the whole of council and … will require a whole of council response.” The move was welcomed by the Brimbank Climate Action group, which put forward a petition with 307 signatures requesting the council declare an emergency. Brimbank Climate Action co-founder Julia Collin said the residents were heard. “It’s possible, and necessary, for local government to play a role in the climate emergency.” More than 20 Victorian councils have declared a climate emergency as part of a worldwide campaign. Tate Papworth

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Katerine, Nicholas, Aiden, Fina and Anson with bottle tops. (Joe Mastroianni)

Pupils put in top effort Pupils at University Park Primary School are taking an important cause to the floors of Keilor Central. Grade 1 and 2 pupils at the St Albans school have been collecting bottle tops for community aid organisation Envision so they can be used to help create 3D printed hands for children in developing countries. As part of the campaign, a collection bin has been set up at Keilor Central to collect bottle tops. Centre assistant marketing manager Daniela Valencia said the initiative had proven successful. “It’s been really lovely to see how much this has been embraced,” she said. “One of the teachers in charge of it let us

know customers were really curious, so they’ve decided to keep it longer than originally planned.” As well as the bin, pupils have spent time at the centre to help educate shoppers. The message: “Does the community realise that bottle tops cannot go into their recycling bin at home?” features prominently on the collection bin, which will remain at Keilor Central throughout the school holidays. “To be able to support a local school has been great – it’s something we want to do a lot more of,” Ms Valencia said. “It’s fantastic to see young people passionate about such a terrific cause.” Tate Papworth

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Brimbank City Council is calling on the community to provide feedback on its draft neighbourhood houses and community centres strategy. Mayor Lucinda Congreve said the strategy would act as a roadmap for the transformation of neighbourhood houses and community centres into places of belonging and learning for people from all backgrounds and life stages.

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‘Exhausted, alone’: Call for help By Tate Papworth A leading advocate for carers in Brimbank is calling for the establishment of a carers hub to be made a priority. Despina Havelas said she had to leave her job to care for her son because there was little in the way of support. “NDIS feels like you’re learning a new language and there’s not much around to help you learn the terminology,” Ms Havelas said. “When my son finished school last year, I didn’t know where to go – there just wasn’t much in place to help with the transition.”

Ms Havelas said there had been much talk from Brimbank council about establishing a hub for carers, but nothing had eventuated. “All three tiers of government should be supporting carers,” she said. “What is the council doing? “There’s been plenty of times that I’ve been exhausted and alone. “A hub would give people in the same situation a chance to speak to others, to know they’re not alone, to find important information and to find agencies. “The NDIS is incredibly complex. Brimbank has a high number of people where English

isn’t their first language – if I found it hard to understand, how are they going to go?” Brimbank community wellbeing director Kath Brackett said the council feasibility study into a hub, endorsed at the council’s meeting in December, 2018, didn’t support the concept. “The evaluation found a range of priority needs and issues relevant to people with disability, their families and carers,” she said. “[It] determined that due to the diversity and complexity of these issues and needs, allocation of physical space or the provision of an information focal point alone

would not adequately respond to this range of needs. “The evaluation made a number of recommendations aimed at building council and the community’s capacity to respond to these needs. “In tracking the implementation of these recommendations, council has been providing quarterly updates to council’s Disability Advisory Committee. “Council also recognises that accessibility is a key factor and making use of council facilities, such as neighbourhood houses across the municipality, needs to beconsidered.”

PJ parade at hospital Sunshine Hospital staff have worn pyjamas to work – in a bid to get patients to shed theirs. The Western Health campaign is a 100-day challenge that is encouraging patients to ditch their pyjamas in favour of regular clothes, when suitable. End PJ Paralysis campaign founder Brian Dolan said getting out of pyjamas had a proven positive impact on recovery. “We know that keeping people in bed is harmful,” he said. “They have more harm events in terms of pressure sores and falls, they have a longer length of stay. So we’re actually killing them with kindness by keeping them there. “We’re dealing with a problem that’s been hidden in plain sight – it’s always been there. “If you are a relative or loved one, bring clothes in and encourage your family member to get dressed and go for a little walk each day –

even meeting in the coffee shop, rather than by the bedside. With your help, and together, we can End PJ Paralysis.” About 100 staff wore their pyjamas to help launch the campaign last week. Professor Dolan said it was terrific to see the campaign so widely embraced. “I’ve never seen so many people in their pyjamas at work – from the executive leadership onwards … going around talking to people, praising them and cheering them. “It’s good for staff themselves to experience that feeling of vulnerability and awkwardness, but it’s also a bit of fun.” Tate Papworth Brian Dolan (in striped nightshirt) with hospital staff. (Joe Mastroianni)

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Rates cut on the way for most By Tate Papworth Brimbank council is upbeat about its 2019-20 budget. Brimbank mayor Lucinda Congreve said the budget, adopted by the council last week, covered a number of initiatives and would deliver a win for ratepayers even as rate revenue increases by 2.5 per cent. “The vast majority of residential ratepayers – 72 per cent – will receive a reduction in their rates for 2019-2020 financial year,” she said. “As a community-first council, we are

delivering a budget that focuses on improving our city, investing in our built and natural environments and supporting our community to have the best possible quality of life.” The budget has allocated $71.6 million for capital works projects. In total, $29.6 million will be put towards road and footpath improvements, $16.8 million into sports facilities upgrades, $5.4 million for town centre upgrades and $4.9 million for parks, playgrounds and open space improvements. A further $2.9 million will be allocated for

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sustainability projects and $1.7 million will be used for bike and walking paths. The budget also includes $2.2 million for the redevelopment of the St Albans Leisure Centre, with further funding for construction to be allocated in the 2020-21 budget. “Importantly, the budget also includes

funding to develop the St Albans Health and Wellbeing Hub in Keilor Downs,” Cr Congreve said. “Council is proud to get this project under way, with investment to continue in 2019-2020 and subsequent funding in the Long Term Financial Plan.” The budget includes $36,000 for the council’s plan to rid Brimbank of illegal brothels. Under the plan, investigators will be employed to enter alleged illegal establishments with the intent of gathering evidence that proves sexual services are being provided.

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“Each student had a specific job within their group. The project taught them about critical and creative thinking.” Next term the pupils are hoping to show their creation to Cr Margaret Giudice who visited them during the creation of Lego Brimbank. Laura Michell

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including encouraging jobs and investment, ensuring inclusive and locally responsive design, improving traffic and transport connections, best-practice project delivery and effective stakeholder engagement,” she said. “This is the start of something big in Brimbank. The Western Rail Strategy includes major improvements to the rail network that transects Brimbank, including building the Melbourne Airport Rail Link.” The council has unveiled its preferred urban design principles for the Sunshine super hub – with the hope it will pay homage to the area’s heritage.

Brimbank council says it will continue to push to have its voice heard as planning for major projects ramps up. The council has endorsed a draft response strategy to the Western Rail Plan, which includes the airport rail link and Sunshine super hub. Brimbank mayor Lucinda Congreve said community feedback had been included in the response, which would be submitted to the state government immediately. “Feedback covered a range of themes,

“In addition to developing Sunshine as a super hub station, these are transformational projects that will only succeed if the needs and aspirations of our community are embedded in project planning,” Cr Congreve said. There are 10 key urban design principles outlined by the council, including delivering a holistic integrated redevelopment of the station precinct, creating a “sense of place” for the local community with a distinctive character specific to Sunshine, maximising economic development opportunities and retaining, enhancing and expanding pedestrian linkages to the station and across the corridor.

The council is also calling for integration of local and regional cycle connections, engagement with the community as part of the decision-making process and sustainability. “These projects require extensive community input and we will work hard to make sure the voices of residents, businesses and community groups are heard throughout planning and construction,” Cr Congreve said. “Our next step is to develop an engagement program to develop a shared vision that articulates our community values and shared aspirations for the Western Rail Strategy in Brimbank.”

Carving out a legacy student could represent something from their own culture while incorporating indigenous art themes into their piece.” Each student will “thread” their completed art piece on to the pole, which will be installed at the garden near the school office. “It will be there forever and will be a representation of themselves that they will leave with the college,” Ms Brooks said. “We’re hoping to add more poles to the garden for the students to leave a legacy.”

Creativity is at the heart of the newest program at Lakeview Senior College in Caroline Springs. Year 12 students are carving out a “legacy” by creating a totem pole with the help of indigenous artist Simone Thomson as part of their creative industries VCAL program. Teacher Melanie Brooks, who leads the program with Rachel Collins, said the project was a hands-on experience for the students. “We started our creative industries program this year and decided that we wanted to bring in an indigeous artist to work with the students to teach them how culture is represented in art,” Ms Brooks said. “It’s really important for us to model and respect our indigenous culture to our kids. “Aboriginal art is a way of storytelling and connection to Dreamtime … we came up with the idea of creating a totem pole where each

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2 July 2019 Melton City Council Community News

Celebrate NAIDOC Week

Mayor’s Message

Cr Bob Turner Last week, Council adopted its 2019/2020 Budget, demonstrating our continued commitment to delivering high quality programs, services and infrastructure to our residents, now and into the future. This financial year, we’ll be investing in infrastructure projects totalling $62.4 million; including roads ($19.2 million); buildings ($18.78 million); recreational, leisure and community facilities ($15.45 million); footpaths and cycle-ways ($1.09 million); and street lighting improvement ($154,000).

A wood burning workshop and a tour of Melton Botanic Garden are among the FREE events on offer in the City of Melton as part of NAIDOC Week. The annual celebration of Indigenous culture, achievement and history is an opportunity to learn something new and support our local Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander community. In a special men’s workshop, artist Mick Harding will teach participants wood burning techniques. Come along to KIRRIP House on Monday, 8 July to learn this traditional craft from an expert in symbolism, culture and fine arts. Garden lovers, green thumbs and even foodies will enjoy next Friday’s event – a walking tour of Melton Botanic Garden. Your guides will show you plants indigenous to the Melton region and other Aboriginal-use plants including bush tucker plants. You will see Ryans Creek, the Indigenous Peoples Garden, Victorian Volcanic Plains Garden, the Bushfoods Garden and more. There will also be a flag raising of the Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander flags at Melton Community Hall next Wednesday. All listed events are FREE. Men’s Wood Burning Workshop Date: Monday 8 July Time: 10am – 12pm

1pm – 3pm

Venue: KIRRIP House, 26 Exford Road, Melton South Bookings: Peter Webster, 9743 2807, peterw@melton.vic.gov.au Melton City Council Flag Raising Date: Wednesday 10 July Time: 10 – 11am Venue: Melton Community Hall, 232 High Street, Melton

Melton Botanic Garden tour Date: Friday 12 July Time: 10am – Noon Venue: Meet at the Depot and Plant Nursery, 21 William Street, Melton Bookings: John Bentley, 9743 3819, friends@fmbg.org.au

Significant capital projects include completion of Aintree Children’s and Community Centre; design of Eynesbury Station Learning Centre; extension of the Diggers Rest Preschool; signalisation of intersections at Taylors Road and Westwood Drive, Caroline Springs Boulevard and Rockbank Middle Road, and Ferris Road and Hollingsworth Drive; and

construction of playgrounds at Arbour Boulevard Reserve, Bloomsbury Drive Reserve and Morton Homestead. Recreational projects include design and construction of stages 1 and 2 of Eynesbury Recreation Reserve, stages 1-3 Macpherson Park redevelopment, and stage 1 of Cobblebank Indoor Stadium; replacement of Kurunjang Tennis Courts; and completion of City Vista Sports Pavilion and fields. I’d like to thank the residents and community groups who shared their ideas during the budget engagement process, and everyone who put forward a Section 223 Committee submission. Your insight enabled us to prepare a budget that strives to deliver infrastructure, programs and services for our community. 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

Watts Ward

Cr Michelle Mendes Roads, buildings and recreation infrastructure, along with quality services and programs, dominated the 2019/2020 Budget, adopted by Council last month. Some great projects are set to be delivered across the municipality, like the design and construction of stages 1—3 of the MacPherson Park redevelopment; the construction of playgrounds at Bloomsbury Drive Reserve and Morton Homestead; and the extension of the Diggers Rest Kindergarten. All these projects are being undertaken in Watts Ward, and I for one am excited to see the community come together and enjoy these great facilities. Last week, Council marked the commencement of works on the Diggers Rest kindergarten extension, which will deliver a new kindergarten room, offices, and external playspaces to the existing centre.

The extension has been designed to meet the needs of the growing number of three-year-old and four-year-old children living in Diggers Rest. With around seven per cent of the Diggers Rest population aged under four years, this project will go a long way to ensuring local families have access to quality child care and educational services. And finally, if you’re looking for something interesting to do this week, I’d highly recommend popping into CS Gallery and taking a look at the outstanding Home exhibition—an impressive showcase of some never before seen textile artworks created by local artists. For more information visit melton.vic.gov.au/artsprograms Please feel free to contact me about Watts Ward or Council related issues on 0437 249 824 or at: michelle.mendes@melton.vic.gov.au

Your Councillors

Visit melton.vic.gov.au/councillors to find your ward Councillors and their contact details

Mayor Cr Bob Turner

Deputy Mayor Cr Lara Carli

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Cr Steve Abboushi

Cr Ken Hardy

Cr Goran Kesic

Cr Kathy Majdlik

Cr Michelle Mendes

Cr Sophie Ramsey

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The John Darling and Son flour mill in Albion is set to reopen. The proprietor of the Sydney Street mill, Mr Chris Moss of Baramon Sales, made the revelation last week, ending almost two years of speculation about the future of the mill.

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MY BRIMBANK We ran breakfasts every month which just got bigger and bigger. We’d get 300-400 people. During our first couple of years we came up with lots of plans. What sort of plans? We got developers for Cairnlea, Caroline Springs, we were responsible for the Ring Road. One of our patrons happened to be Ralph Willis who was Bob Hawke’s treasurer at the time. He gave us the tip that if a road connects two highways, it’s a federal government responsibility. He had a chat with Bob and the plan to be able to drive from Albury to Geelong was realised with the Ring Road. We were also responsible for Docklands Stadium. We flew a plane over Melbourne – we needed a good sporting facility in Melbourne’s west. And you’re a mad Bulldogs supporter?

Joe Azzopardi lives and breathes the west. He spoke with Tate Papworth about starting a successful business, his role in major projects and his love of the Bulldogs. What’s your connection to Brimbank? I was born and bred in Sunshine. I was born at the Sunshine Hospital in 1945 and I’ve been a Sunshine boy through and through. There’s been many a day where I’ve been overseas and I’ve found myself telling people about Brimbank. And you got your first job in Brimbank? After graduating from school, I wanted to be a

fitter and turner. I went looking for work and managed to get a position at Fairway Scales. I started as an apprentice, then went into the machine shop, then the welding shop and then the drawing office.

my first job and I thought I wanted to offer opportunities to young people. I put on an apprentice. I put one on every year for 20 years – they were all with me 21 years later – the first one is there to this day.

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I decided to open my own business. I drew up a logo at my kitchen table and United Scales was born. We started in Braybrook – I always remembered the excitement I felt when I got

It consisted of about 10 people, I represented small business on it. We met every month with the view of creating employment in the west.

My family and I came back from a trip to Malta in the last week of September in 1954. It was the week the [Footscray] Bulldogs had won the grand final. There were red, white and blue streamers and balloons everywhere. I asked mum what was going on and she told me the local football team had won the premiership. I decided they were my team from then on and for the next 50 years we never won one. And you helped create football history. David Smorgan knocked on my door one day having heard about my business and that I loved the Bulldogs. He asked me to be part of a rival ticket and we eventually formed a board. I’d talked about the [team’s] name and was of the view we had to change it. Once David invited me in, I said I thought the name needed to be changed and that was the start of the Western Bulldogs.

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School holiday program

Keep the kids entertained during the school holidays with Delahey Community Centre’s Super Tuesday program on July 2 and 9. There will be arts, crafts and indoor games, as well as yoga and hip hop sessions. Costs $5. At 80 Copperfield Drive. ■ brimbank.vic.gov.au/events

X factor performance

Isaiah Firebrace, winner of The X Factor 2016, will be performing at the Bowery Theatre on Sunday, July 7 from 8pm. Tickets $45 for adults, $40 for children. ■ 9249 4600

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Sunshine Community Brass band is looking for new members, particularly trumpet and percussion members. Rehearsals are on Tuesdays from 7.30pm at 45 Furlong Road, Sunshine North. ■ 0419 444 620

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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,

Dive into fun at Watergardens Town Centre’s Play Pool. With a range of great inflatable pool toys, shapes, beach balls and more to choose from, it’s the perfect place for fun and selfies. Ends Sunday, July 14. ■ https://www.watergardens.com.au/ play/events/the-play-pool-19

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Carja Yoga in Derrimut is hosting free beginner yoga classes. Classes will be held on Tuesday, July 2 at 7.45pm and Thursday, July 4 at 6.30pm. Classes will also be available at the same time next week. ■ 0435 370 790

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Bath bombing

DIY bath bombs workshop at the Westvale Community Centre on Wednesday, July 10. Please wear suitable clothing and footwear. No thongs or open-toe shoes. ■ 9249 4665

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starting out in your own food business – so join the Food Focus Network community and you’ll get the support and knowledge to make your food business a success. ■ 9249 4413

Probus meets

Deer Park Probus Club, meets on the 2nd Wednesday of each month at 10am at the Deer Park Club, 780 Ballarat Road. New members welcome. ■ 0409 191 580

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Kinder dreaming

Introduce the kids to Aboriginal culture with Deer Park library’s Kinder Dreaming session on Monday, July 8, 2-2.30pm at 4 Neale Road. There will dancing, games and storytelling. ■ 9249 4660

Hip Hop workshop

Hip Hop Workshop for teens. Delahay Community Centre, July 9, 10 am. ■ delaheycc@brimbank.vic.gov.au

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ALBION 11 Maylands Street, 3020 G.L. Lee Real Estate: 9312 5700

Price: $750,000 – $800,000

Looking for all the world like a modest weatherboard from the street, this place reveals itself to be way more than that once you step onto the porch and through the door. The journey through shows a beguiling mix of stylish revamp and retro, contemporary edging out the few old-school elements. Rooms that stand out for their design pizzazz are the all-important kitchen and the shared bathroom. The former is a terrific space, with an island bench topped with white

Auction: July 13 at 1pm

Caesarstone, lots of white pot drawers and glass-fronted overheads, and an underbench oven, gas cooktop and dishwasher. A full-width window splashback is a stunning effect, as are the tiny red mosaics in splashbacks. A walk-in pantry doubles as the laundry. An adjoining meals area links with a large carpeted family room, a great spot for chilling out or entertaining. It has an ’80s look, with exposed ceiling beams and timber walls, as well as a brick bar in an island of slate. The spacious lounge room, open to the

entry hall, has an old-style gas heater set in a modern surround, as well as retro carpet that’s also in bedrooms. Those bedrooms, two with robes, share a bathroom decked out in grey and white, with walk-in shower and modern vanity and tapware. The alfresco area presents a surprise of the very good kind. A huge deck beneath the pergola’s exposed joists is fully enclosed and has a wood heater, while a timber-framed slider opens to another surprise. A timber arbour introduces a yard with

old tropical trees and plantings creating a jungle-like space that’s obviously been growing for years. It’s really quite special – and timber walkways add to the vibe. If you can bear to uproot this unique garden, the block of nearly 700 square metres (zoned residential) has redevelopment potential, STCA. It’s tucked of Ballarat Road, and a five-minute walk from Albion Primary School. This eye-opening property also has a garage and a shed. Carole Levy 16 BRIMBANK & NORTH WEST STAR WEEKLY \ JULY 2, 2019

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BRAYBROOK 15 Shepherd Street, 3019

ARDEER 30 Blanche Street, 3022

G.L. Lee Real Estate: 9312 5700 Auction: July 6 at noon

Sweeney Estate Agents Sunshine: 9311 6884

Price: $700,000 – $750,000

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Private sale

This post-war weatherboard house is close to Sunshine Harvester Primary School and Braybrook College, while Sunshine Market and Central West shopping centres are a short drive away. The house has an established front and back yard, and a paved driveway and porch lead up to the front door. A gas heater surrounded by brick takes centre stage in the cosy lounge room, while high ceilings and pendant light overhead remain faithful to the period style. The generous open plan kitchen and meals area has plenty of windows to draw in light, while refreshed kitchen cabinets provide ample storage space. The house has two bedrooms and a bright central bathroom. In the backyard, mature fruit trees, lawn and paved zones invite the inclusion of new gardening and outdoor entertaining projects. Polished timber floorboards and air-conditioning are inclusions.

This three-bedroom weatherboard blends the charm of yesteryear with today’s comforts. Shaded by a deep verandah, its large, sunny lounge room has high ceilings, polished floorboards and overlooks its neat front yard. The kitchen and meals area is open and bright and teams generous bench space with ample storage. An eye-catching old-fashioned hob surrounds the contemporary stove and injects a cosy ambience. A large window in the main bedroom draws in plenty of light and a ceiling fan cools the space. There is a large, well-maintained central bathroom finished with cream tiles and a generous bath tub. At the back of the house a sunroom is the ideal place to unwind and could also be converted to a fourth bedroom. The backyard is spacious and dotted with fruit trees. The house also has ducted heating, a double garage and single carport.

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An expanse of green turf, landscaped gardens and bridge to the decked porch and front door present a vibrant welcome to this 1970s-era house. Inside, pale floors and walls keep the palette neutral. Glossy white floor tiles lead from the entry down a short corridor to the bright lounge room and living space and a pendant hangs from an ornate ceiling rose. Step through a sliding door and down into a light-filled dining area with a ceiling fan and trouble-free vinyl floors. This is overlooked by a kitchen with glossy cabinetry, stainless-steel appliances, splashback and benchtops as well as plenty of food preparation space. Four bedrooms grace the front of the house. All have timber-look vinyl floors and built-in robes, with delicate ceiling moldings and a smart light fitting overhanging the main bedroom, and a large window framing its view of the front garden. A central bathroom near the rumpus room is well-maintained with a spacious shower cubicle and floor-to-ceiling tiles. A split-system, ducted heating and a single carport are further inclusions. The backyard has a massive steel pergola covering a paved area, as well as a workshop for car enthusiasts or other hobbyists.

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Ardeer 256 Forrest Street

Sunshine North 1/93 Cumberland Road

Albion 45 King Edward Avenue

Braybrook 21 Treloar Crescent

Brilliantly positioned this honest family home on approx 604m2 is brimming with possibilities. Ph: 0421 593 463

This modern townhouse boast its own st frontage with many luxurious appointments. h: 0414 012 784

A project opportunity for the savvy buyer situated on a large block measuring 808 sqm approx) Ph: 0414 012 784

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Sunshine North 1 Braim Street

Sunshine North 10 Orloff Court

Sunshine West 4 Marti Court

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A BV on a corner block (General Residential Zone 3) Ph: 0414 012 784 or 0416 493 885

Beautifully presented family home presents an unmissable opportunity. Ph: 0416 493 885

This easy to maintain 3-bedroom townhouse is situated in a quiet court location. Ph: 0412 873 643

First home buyers, downsizers and investors will be suitably impressed by this single level villa. Ph: 0412 873 643

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Albion 11 Ferguson Street

Ardeer 5/66 Blanche Street

Albion 12/2 Forrest Street

Sunshine North 57 Wiltshire Road

Located home in Albion’s Activity Centre on a great sized corner allotment with dual street frontages. Ph: 0414 012 784

Don’t miss this remarkable opportunity to immediately enjoy a simple, fuss-free lifestyle. 0421 593 463/ 0407 540 678

This refurbished penthouse apartment with off-street parking. Ph: 0421 593 463

615sqm set in a Residential Growth Zone. Live in, rent or develop (STCA). Ph: 0414 012 784

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Albion 42 Forrest Street

Braybrook 19 Hughes Street

Sunshine West 1,2 & 3/10 Killara Street

A choice of 3 well designed properties in a quiet court locale. Completion by March 2020 Ph: 0416 493 885

A WB home on 864 sqm with great development potential. (STCA) Ph: 0407 540 678

An opportunity to live in renovate or redevelop your dream home or dual occupancy. (STCA) Ph: 0407 540 678

Your choice of 3 architecturally designed town homes Ph: 0418 349 875 to view plans.

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Auction This Saturday

New Listing

A 1B 2C

BV Home On Corner Allotment With Approved Town Planning Permit To Build 3 Townhouses

A 1B 5C

A 1B 2C

Large Family Home In Great Location

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4 Bedroom Home In Highly Sought After Location

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Undoubtedly One Of Cairnlea’s Finest

A 2B 2C 1D 4

Grand Family Home Set On 1063M2 Allotment ﬃ

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Time To open a new door? The key To unlocking your journey sTarTs here!

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9300 9000 bellsrealestate.com.au auction Saturday at 11.30am

braybrook 15A Moama Street

lightwood bula bula galk

32sq of ultra modern living This brand new modern townhouse offers an open plan design allowing an abundance of natural light & low maintenance living at the highest level. Comprising: 4 generous bedrooms incorporating a ground ﬂoor guestroom & master bedroom with ensuite and WIR, main central bathroom, stunning kitchen with stone benchtops, quality s/steel apps & adjoining butler’s pantry. y Sundrenched open plan lounge & dining y. highlighted by glass sliding doors ﬂowing to a private alfresco area, rumpus room, separate laundry with storage, plaster lined generous brick garage with remote door, ducted heating, refridgerated ducted air con & an extensive list of sp pecial features...

albion 1A Dalworth Street

Auction Saturday 6th July at 11.30am inSPect Saturday 11.00 - 11.30am contAct Martin Artigas 0407 808 932 oFFice

14 Devonshire Road 9300 9000

Sustainable architectural design Orientated to capture natural light ﬂow High thermal efficiency insulation in walls Double glazed gas ﬁlled windows & cross-ventilation Wide European oak boards Fully zoned heating and cooling Battery ready Premier Tier 1 solar panels with Symo power inverter Stiebel hot water heat pump technology Security alarm system Expansive glass sliding doors to the private courtyard Drought tolerant indigenous landscaping

Auction Saturday 20th July at 12.30pm

SunShine WeSt 14 Mernda Street

inSPect Thursday 6.15 - 7. 700pm

Saturday 1.00 - 1.30pm

contAct Martin Artigas 0407 808 932 Dean Larti 0403 675 922

oFFice

14 Devonshire Road 9300 9000

@scalisestudios

neW liSting

SunShine WeSt 5 Adair Place

elegance & Style ! The 3 spacious bedrooms are highlighted by a delightful formal lounge room with polished hardwood ﬂoors which adjoins the stunning modern kitchen and everyday dining area, complimented by a west facing deck perfect for entertaining friends and family on a sunny afternoon, and a bright and tastefully updated central bathroom. All this is punctuated by a great size yard for the kids to enjoy. y y. Features: 604 sqm of land, gas ducted heating, garage, low maintenance gardens and off street parking for multiple cars or even your truck.

958sqm to Play With! For SAle rAnGe

$570,000 – $610,000

inSPect Saturday 1.45 - 2.15pm contAct Martin Artigas 0407 808 932 oFFice

14 Devonshire Road 9300 9000

Beyond the fine facade discover an inviting interior showcasing 3 genuinely large bedrooms, central bathroom, two x WC, superb sun-filled lounge room, hostess timber kitchen adjoining the everyday dining, plus sitting room which flows through to east facing pergola which captures the morning sunlight. Further highlights include polished hardwood floorboards, hydronic heating and gas ducted heating, ducted refrigerated air conditioning, driveway to large triple carport and 958sqm’s of beautifully established gardens. Positioned to perfection, it enjoys close proximity to all amenities and direct access to Kororoit Creek.

Auction Saturday 27th of July at 12.30pm inSPect Saturday 2.30 - 3.00pm contAct Martin Artigas 0407 808 932 oFFice

14 Devonshire Road 9300 9000

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312/55 cumberland drive, maribyrnong

1/61 naPoleon st, West Footscray a ay

Just Listed

Million dollar View delighted to offer this amazing property in the lakehouse complex apartment living on the grandest scale. situated on the cbd fringe, overlooking the marina and access to the maribyrnong river Waterways. offering open plan living, stone bench-tops, ample cupboard space and gas appliances, two bedrooms containing bir’s, master with large full en-suite and Juliet balcony. located in the blue chip location of edgewater and close proximity to Highpoint shopping complex, maribyrnong High school, melbourne showground and city lifestyle.

For sale PRICE INSPECT C CT

contact agent contact agent bill damianos 0425 725 227

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stockdaleleggo.com.au/stalbans

unit 2,3,4/28 scott av a e, st albans

onCe in a liFe tiMe opport r unity rt Pleasure to be presenting this spotless large three bedroom plus study retreat townhouse, suitable for family and investors. offering quality, size and location. boasting stone bench tops 900mm, stainless steel appliances and a abundance of cupboard space. open plan living and adjoining meals area, further more this modern luxurious home has high ceilings, square set plaster, air con, ducted heating, polished hardwood ﬂooring and the list go on and on.

For sale PRICE INSPECT C CT C NTA CO T CT TA C

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

92 biggs st, st albans Big land on Biggs stre r et !! re 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 $699.000 INSPECT C CT contact agent C NTA CO T CT TA C bill damianos 0425 725 227

10 grist st, st albans under ContraCt new townhouses Centra r lly ra l loCat ly a ed. at 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 INSPECT C CT C NTA CO T CT TA C

starting from $480.000 contact agent bill damianos 0425 725 227 stockdaleleggo.com.au/stalbans

Keep existing Build at a r ar (s.t. re t C.a) t. opportunity exist on grist. suitable for first home buyers or developers alike. this three bedroom house has a great floor plan offering open plan living, adjoining kitchen/ dining area, polished floorboards, central bathroom, 1 toilet, 2 car garage and great sized backyard. minutes from st albans train station, victoria university, schools and Freeway.

F or sale PRICE contact agent INSPECT C CT contact agent C NTA CO T CT TA C bill damianos 0425 725 227

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Taylors Lakes 3 Norfolk Close, Hillside

AUCTION

HILLSIDE 2000 Single Level Opulence

Designed and constructed in a way that embraces the timeless appeal of Georgian design and architecture, this custom built property, which has been ﬁnished with precision and pride, is a rare offering. The property showcases features and ﬁnishes that you would expect from a premium home, and we have no doubt that you will simply fall in love with the character, charm and lifestyle advantages that are on offer from the moment you enter the front door!

AUCTIoN

10 Dalray Court, Keilor Downs

A 2B 5C

INSPECT Saturday 6th of July 12:00pm-12:30pm AUCTION Saturday 13th of July 12:30pm

CONTACT John Abraham - 0419 370 428 EMAIL john.abraham@professionals.com OFFICE Professionals Taylors Lakes - 9390 9400

35 Spellman Avenue, Sydenham

Sale

sold $673,000

AUCTIoN THIs sATURdAY Potential Packed in Court Location! ATTENTION ALL BUYERS! This is the one! Set in a quiet court location, within walking distance to Keilor Plains Station and Keilor Central Shopping Centre is a property that is so full of potential, you will not be able to resist making a play for it!

INSPECT Saturday 6th of July 10:30am-11:00am AUCTION Saturday 6th of July 11:00am CONTACT John Mangiardi - 0415 545 054 Bassam Salem - 0457 039 514 EMAIL john.mangiardi@professionals.com.au OFFICE Professionals Taylors Lakes - 9390 9400

JUST SOlD

C Feels Like Home - Approximately 738m2 of Land! Upon entering the home, you will be immediately drawn to its character with its striking high ceilings, natural stone ﬂooring and its updated interior. Set on a generous block of land which measures approximately 738 m2, this property is one that must be seen to be appreciated.

CONTACT Joseph Abraham - 0439 046 674 Bassam Salem - 0457 039 514 EMAIL joseph.abraham@professionals.com OFFICE Professionals Taylors Lakes - 9390 9400

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AUCTION THIS SATURDAY. INSPECT FROM 1.30PM 10 Ernest Street Sunshine Just what you’re looking for...

All the elements of a picture perfect first home or an ideal quality investment property are here in this great central location, close to all transport, a short walk to Sunshine Shopping town as well as Village Cinemas. Offering 2 good old fashioned sized bedrooms with BIR’s, as well as, an external 3rd bedroom or sleep-out, well equipped central kitchen, large lounge and separate dining, bright fresh bathroom, laundry, y separate toilet y, and garage all set on a larger sized allotment.

102 Cumberland Street Sunshine North Grandeur & Elegance - A Once In A Lifetime Residence.

On offer for the first time since being built, this maj a estic home is magnificently equipped aj throughout with 5 bedrooms plus home office/study, y 5 bathrooms with 6 toilets, down y, lights, alarm system, heating, cooling, quality use of materials and fittings and a beautiful large frontage on a sensational land size of 660m2.

7 Joules Court Deer Park An Ideal Start Up or Investment Option

An ideal opportunity for first home buyers to enter the market or the perfect addition to an existing investment portfolio this neat brick veneer home suits a variety of needs. Offering ample accommodation and conveniently tucked away in a quiet court location in one of Deer Parks’ increasingly popular pockets.

141 Durham Road Sunshine Durham Clinic - Healthy Investment in Central Sunshine

Reputable, long established Durham Clinic on offer with secured leases providing a substantial return on investment or opportunity to join as owner operator.r.r Key attributes of this outstanding medical investment include: - Leased to Melbourne Pathology along with allied medical tenancies. - Highly exposed in thriving central commercial locale.

A 2 B 1 D 1 4 Mellor Street Sunshine Auction Inspect Agent

Saturday 6th July 2.00pm Sat 6th July at 1.30pm Adrian Kay 0475 222 585

A3B1D1

Fire Sale in Prime Position!

Existing fire damaged home in need of repair or removal - an ideal home site or multi-unit site (S.T. T C.A) T. A . Regular shaped 523m2 approx. allotment presenting fantastic A) development potential S.T. T C.A. Well located in one of Sunshine’s most desirable pockets T. T ain Station, within walking distance to schools, Hampshire Road shopping, Sunshine Tr transport hubs and Victoria University. y y.

Auction Inspect Agent

A 5 B 5 D 4 6 Maxweld Street Ardeer Auction Inspect Agent

Saturday 13th July 2.00pm Wed 3rd July at 5.00-5.45pm Sat 6th July at 12.15-1.00pm Francis Vuong 0421 385 939

Saturday 13th July 12.00pm Refer to Internet Ad Francis Vuong 0421 385 939

A3B1D2

An Absolute Winner!

A magnificent weatherboard home bursting with personality and potential is now available for you to own and treasure for the first time in some 50+ years approx. Set behind well-established gardens, this attractive and exceptionally well maintained original 50’s style weatherboard home offers an excellent opportunity to all first homebuyers, young families and investors.

Auction Inspect Agent

Saturday 20th July 1.00pm Refer to Internet Ad Adrian Kay 0475 222 585

A 3 B 1 D 1 70 Adelaide Street Albion Auction Inspect Agent

Saturday 20th July 12.00pm Refer to Internet Ad Anthony Caccamo 0425 703 312 Adrian Kay 0475 222 585

Approved Planning x 3 (3 x 3 Bed)

Private Sale Agent Peter Kay 0401 532 886

- Corner Location 800m to Albion Tr T ain Station - Permit for 3 Street Facing To T wnhouse - Residence on Site leased for $350 per Week

A 1 B 3 D 4 143 Durham Road Sunshine Auction Inspect Agent

Wednesday 24th July 1.00pm Refer to Internet Ad Peter Kay 0401 532 886

High Yielding Medical Investment

A 3 B 1 D 18

A stunning character home in the heart of Sunshine - updated and extended with a new roof offering a total building size of 190m2. A unique prospect with medical permit, huge rear car park and newly secured tenant providing a safe residential investment with commercial conditions.

Auction Inspect Agent

Saturday 27th July 1.00pm Refer to Internet Ad Peter Kay 0401 532 886

280 Hampshire Road, SunShine

9313 7888

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hung Ly 0412 380 728

richard Popczyk 0419 877 171

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BRAY A BROOK, 15 ShePherd Street AY Prime Lo L cat a ion,Golden opportrtrtu at tunity t! ty L cat Lo ate at ted in th t e heartrtr of o Bra ray ra aybro roo ro ook,th t is we th w ll-lov ove ov ved tw two wo-bedro roo ro oom home is situ t at tu ate ted on an ample 592m2 (a ( ppro rox ro ox) x)block with t a genero th r us 16m st ro strtre reet e frfro ront nta tag age.Fe F at Fe atu ture r s:living ro roo oom,open ki ktc t hen with tc t larg th r e meal are rg r a,gas re a as heat a ing,air conditioning,polished floo at o rb oo r oa o rd r s th t ro r ughout u ,bac ut a ky ac kya yard r dot otttte ot ted with t th frfru ruit trtre rees.Wa W lki Wa kng dist ki sta st tance frfro rom local amenities:sc s hoo sc o l,shop,park oo r land,..... rk

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BRAY A BROOK, 5/7 trAnSPort Street AY Beginto t mov to ove ov ve Ah A ead a ad C nsidering yo Co y ur firs rst rs st home,dow o nsizing,or inve ow v st ve s ment n ,th nt t is conve th v nient ve n ly nt pos o itioned unit is a must os s to st t inspect c .Cul-de-Sac ct a locat ac a ion,minut at ute ut tes frfro rom Bra ray ra aybro roo ro ook shopping cent ntrtre nt re and Pt P. bus serv r ice.3 bedro rv roo ro ooms mas ast as ste ter with t th ensuite t andW. te WI ro W. r be,fo f rmal lounge,larg fo r e ve rg v rs rsa sat atile ki ktc t hen-dining-f tc -fa -f family are ra re opens to t courtrtrty tya yard r ,L.U gara rag ra age.duct cte ct ted heat a ing and split sy at sys yst ste tem air conditioner.r.r

ALBION, 1/44 AderLAIde Street don’t Ignore r this! re A fo foo oot ot in th t e doo o r fo oo f r 1st s home buye st y rs ye r ,inve v st ve sto tor,r opportrtrtu tunity t or re ty ret etire r es re considera rat ra ation in a popular,r,r fa fav avo voura r ble suburb ra r .re rb r d/ re d/b /blue clinke k r brick to ke tow ownhouse comprises ki ktc t hen-meal on ent tc ntrtry nt ry, y, living are r a to re t th t e re r ar,r,r opening to t a courtrtrty tya yard r. Upst sta st tairs r 2 bedro rs roo ro ooms (BIr’s ’s) ’s s) bat ath at thro roo oom/ m/l/aundry l ry/ ry y/W /WC WC.ti tmber floo ti o ring th oo t ro r ughout u, ut split sy sys yst ste tem air conditioner,r,r o.S.car spac a e. ac 32 BRIMBANK & NORTH WEST STAR WEEKLY \ JULY 2, 2019

A LAndS Street Ay 2 A 1 B 2 C ALBION, 11 mAy AUCTION 06 July 12Pm $ 00,000-$7 $7 $ 50,000 $7 PRICE INSPECT Sat atu at turd r ay a 11.30-12.00pm

A Life f st fe sty tyle to t enj noy nj o oy Sty St tylishly modern r ized cre rn r at re a ing a spac a ious flex ac e ible open plan living are ex r as re a fo fr eve ev very ryd yday a enj noy nj o ment oy n .Impre nt r ss re s ive v int ve nte nt terior comprises a fo f rmal lounge,a cent ntrtra nt ral ktc ki t hen,dining are tc r a and fa re f mily ro roo oom in an open plan arr rra rr rangement n .3 bedro nt roo ro ooms, bat ath at thro roo oom,a ve v ry r larg r e enclos rg o ed ro os roo oof ofe fed deck are r a fo re f r ye y ar ro r und enj noy nj o ment oy n. nt L nd 696m2,zo La z ned genera zo r l re ra r sident n ial,pos nt oss os ssible dev eve ev velopment n site nt t (S te (St StC tCA CA) A).

AWA AW WAy Ay BLV Ld LV 3 A 1 B 2 C SUNSHINE WEST,T,T 11 CALLAW AUCTION 27 July 1Pm PRICE INSPECT

C llAg Ca A ent Ag n nt Sat atu at turd r ay a 12.45-1.15pm

P rfrfe Pe fect c to t St Sta tartr ! the home of offffe fers r 5 bedro roo ro ooms all with t BIr’s th ’ ,mas ’s ast as ste ter bedro roo ro oom with t ac th a cess s to ss t it’s ’ ow ’s o n balcony, ywa y, w lk in ro wa r be and larg r e ensuite rg t with te t d/ th d/s /show owe ow wer.r open plan living design display a ing lounge,meals ,ki ay ktc ki t hen are tc r as re a .La L rg La r e modern r ki rn ktc t hen ad tc adj doining j with t meal are th r a.ot re oth ot ther fe f at atu ture r s include:duct cte ct ted heat a ing,4 slip sy at sys yst ste tem,living are ra re low o maint ow nte nt tenance bac a k ya ac y rd r ,decki kng double gara ki rag ra age.

A BROOK, 12 Cremorne Street AY 3 A 2 B 1 C BRAY FOR SALE PRICE INSPECT

$ 90,000-$540,000 $4 Sat atu at turd r ay a 10.45-11.15am

Quality t Vi ty Vlla home! A cont nte nt tempora r ry ra r fa f mily home,with t open living are th r as re a cre r at re a ing an abundance of o spac a e.Co ac C mprising:2 bedro Co roo ro ooms eac a h with ac t ro th r bes,fo f rmal lounge ro fo roo oom,separa rat ra ate te ktc ki t hen and dining are tc r a,cent re ntrtra nt ral bat ath at thro roo oom,gas a heat as a ing ,courtrtr ya at y rd r and lock up gara rag ra age.Lo L cat Lo a ion clos at o e to os t shops,with t in minut th ute ut tes to t Bra ray ra aybro roo ro ook Co C llege and C ro Ca r line Chisholm.to t live to v or inve ve v st ve s ,ta t ke ta k ad a va v nt nta tag age of o th t is we w ll priced home.

2 A 1 B 1 C SUNSHINE NORTH, 1A & 1B ednA Street FOR SALE PRICE INSPECT

$320,000-$3 $ 50,000 $3 Sat atu at turd r ay a 1.30-2.00pm

Bra r nd new ra e 3 Bedro ew roo ro oomto tow to ownhouse! Sunshine nortrtrth th is locat ate at ted just s 11km st k frfro km rom melbourn r e CBd.this is an incre rn r dible re opportrtrtu tunity t to ty t inve v st ve s in a st strtro rong capita t l gro ta row ro owt wth th are r a with re t high re th r nt nta tal re ret etu turn r s.It offffe of fers r th t re r e larg r e bedro rg roo ro ooms,all with t built in ro th r bes,mas ast as ste ter with t fu th f ll ensuite t and te plent nty nt ty of o st sto tora rag age.ItItI has a a modern as r ki rn ktc t hen,dining are tc r a,gara re rag ra age and courtrtr ya y rd r. opportrtrtu tunity t fo ty f r sa sav aving th t e St Sta tamp dut uty ut ty, y, call us to t day a fo ay f r more r det re eta et tails.

3A 1B 2C AUCTION 13t 3th 3t th July 1pm PRICE C llAg Ca A ent Ag n nt Sat atu at turd r ay a 2.15-2.45pm INSPECT

5A 2B 2C PRICE INSPECT

$ 50,000-$6 $6 $ 70,000 $6 Sat atu at turd r ay a 1.00-1.30pm

2A 1B 2C FOR SALE PRICE INSPECT

$ 10,000-$4 $4 $ 30,000 $4 Sat atu at turd r ay a 10.45-11.15am

3A 2B 2C FOR SALE PRICE INSPECT

$ 75,000 $6 $ 50,000-$6 $6 B Ap By A point n ment nt n nt

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C al d e r 1/7 lacebark road

delahey

large Townhouse

41 angourie Crescent

Taylors lakes

eXeCUTors aUCTion - Tw T o homes in one fl

6A3B2C aUCTion: Price:

2A2B1C Price:

2 maynard Place

kings Park

opport r unity rt t knocking ty

$479,000 - $499,000

no sale no Charge

14 Thompson Way

Taylors hill

exceptional Value

7 shadforth Close land for your dream home

1 overton lee Blvd

Taylors hill $560,000 - $590,000

sydenham

opport r unity rt t knocks ty k ks

4A2B2C Price:

5 lorraine lee Way

sydenham

supersized house of approximately 55 squares fl

6A3B2C Price:

9307 0111

10 rogers Close

BUrnside

Court r location on a large Block! rt fl

5A2B2C Price:

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PEOPLE In Real Estate

Everything you need to find your next home

Email: peopleinrealestate@hotmail.com

1 Princess Street, ST ALBANS Ph: 9356 9588 Danny 0402 228 800 albanvale

34 delamare dr

Family Home near brimbanK Centre!

- Comprising 3 bedrooms, 1 bathroom and 2 toilets - 2 kitchen area, internal & external & brick garage - Ducted heating & cooling system - Polished ďŹ‚oor boards through out the house St albanS

315 main road weSt

Home witH SPaCe to build unit StCa

AUCTION OR FOR SALE NOW - 4 good sized bedrooms, master with ensuite and separate lounge and dining area, modern kitchen - Secured garage and long driveway a fo ay f r parking fe f w cars.

Stuart mill

lot23a SunraySia Hwy

Farm in SunraySia Hwy

65acr. r with 600mt frontage to Sunray r. a sia ay Hwy. y y. Close to Stuart Mill To T wn, two dams shed, S.E.C power very good fe f ncing around, divided into two sections with very good fe f ncing.

Australiaâ€™s home of property.

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209 Burrowye Crescent Keilor

71 Camperdown Avenue Sunshine North

696

Near Overnewton College, shops and freeways, this beautifully renovated four bedroom, two chic bathroom family entertainer enjoys breathtaking valley views, park side serenity and private alfresco/gardens. Multiple living/dining zones, study, custom Miele kitchen and premium inclusions.

Occupying a substantial allotment measuring approx. 696m2 opposite Lloyd Reserve and close to Albion North Primary School, Sunshine College, Western Ring Road, Sunshine Hospital and Ginifer station, this two bedroom home will entice developers, families, renovators and investors (STCA).

Private Sale

Open Inspect By Appointment Contact Connie Dragovic 0466 996 256 | Michael McCoy 0402 090 211 Keilor | 9336 0200 | bradteal.com.au

Open Saturday 10.00am - 10.30am Price $580,000-$630,000 Contact Michael McCoy 0402 090 211 | Scott Latham 0457 817 772 Keilor | 9336 0200 | bradteal.com.au

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Albion, 2/4-6 Burnewang St $280

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SPORT Green Gully draws on confidence to topple Avondale Green Gully has conquered the toughest challenge in NPL Victoria soccer. Alex Salmon scored the winning goal in second-half stoppage time to lead the Cavaliers to a 2-1 win over runaway ladder leader Avondale at Avenger Park on Saturday. Salmon, the competition’s leading goal scorer, was played in by Cavaliers defender Daniel Jones, took on the last defender and powered it past the goalkeeper to spark wild celebrations on the visitors’ bench. Salmon revealed that encouragement from Cavaliers midfielder Jay Davies played a part in him taking on the last defender and working into a one-on-one position with the goalkeeper to score the winner. “I could hear Jay behind me just saying, ‘Get at him’, so that’s what I did,” Salmon said. “I just took him on, their keeper came out and luckily I just found the corner with my shot.” Even when Green Gully found itself a goal

Alex Salmon scored his 18th goal for the season for Green Gully. (Paul Crossley/GGSC)

down after eight minutes when Liam Boland, a former Cavs player, scored for Avondale, Salmon had belief. “Everyone knows in and around the squad,

we’ve got quality players,” Salmon said. “I don’t think we ever struggle to score goals, so it was just important to not let your heads go down when you concede a goal with a lot of time left.” Green Gully got back into the contest when Andy Brennan coolly slotted an equaliser before half-time. The Cavaliers fed off that goal and a positive team talk from coach Stephen Downes at the break. “He said if we bring the same intensity and everything we had been doing in the first half and take that into the second, we’d win the game – and that’s what we did,” Salmon said. The win was significant for Green Gully because it had drawn all four earlier matches in June. Getting three points and solidfying their spot in fifth – five points inside the top six – was a weight off the Cavalier shoulders. “There’s been a lot of drama in the last couple of minutes in the last couple of weeks,” Salmon said. “It was nice to be in the right end of one

this week. The lads stuck together, they worked hard and we got our reward in the end.” Green Gully will host South Melbourne in a blockbuster on Saturday from 3pm at Green Gully Reserve. Meanwhile, Melbourne Knights left Port Melbourne with glum faces after a 2-1 loss at SS Anderson Oval on Saturday evening. Mohamed Awad put the Knights ahead in the 62nd minute, but the Sharks claimed all three points with late goals to Yuta Konagaya and Finn Beakhurst. In NPL Women’s, Calder United scored three goals in each half in a 6-0 win over Bayside United at Kingston Heath Soccer Complex. Catherine Zimmerman scored a double for Calder with the rest coming in singles from Adriana Taranto, Melissa Taranto, Angela Beard and substitute Polly Doran. Lance Jenkinson

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Richard Ferguson shows his athleticism for Westgate. (Damjan Janevski)

Westgate’s week of woe By Lance Jenkinson Westgate might have won at the weekend, but it did not win the week in the Football Federation Victoria men’s state league 2 north-west. In an unfortunate twist to its season, Westgate finished a rollercoaster week three points worse off in the standings, despite picking up a 2-0 win over Altona East Phoenix at Paisley Park on Saturday. Through no fault of the players, Westgate had six points deducted from its points tally, the club received a $3500 fine and a club associate was banned for life for throwing a can at a referee after emotions boiled over after the round 10 game against Hoppers Crossing. The net result at the end of a week’s worth of work for Westgate was -3 in the points column. While the Westgate powerbrokers attended tribunals and will consider appealing the severity of the points deduction, all that coach Nik Kovacevic and playing group could do was get on with the job. 40 BRIMBANK & NORTH WEST STAR WEEKLY \ JULY 2, 2019

In tough wintry conditions, Westgate managed to return home with a two-goal win against a plucky Altona East Phoenix. “It’s disappointing, obviously,” Kovacevic said of what transpired in the lead-up to the game. “The playing group gets punished for something they haven’t done. “That was going to be a challenge for the playing group, could they get over the little hurdle after finding out the news on Tuesday night at training? “We responded well, so that’s all I can ask.” Westgate had the unenviable task of kicking into the breeze in the first half. While there was a bit of damage limitation mode about their play, Westgate was not without its chances. Just before the half time whistle, Westgate found the game’s opening goal through Bobby Eftimoski. “The wind was straight down one end,” Kovacevic said.

“It’s challenging when it’s that strong, it’s a lot harder for the team trying to get out. “The keepers were trying to clear the ball and it wouldn’t have been going 25 or 30 metres.” Westgate had the game more on its own terms in the second half. The key driver for Westgate was new recruit Josh Calabria. Calabria, brought in from NPL club Pascoe Vale, dictated play from the central midfield position. “It’s no coincidence that we’ve done really well in the last three weeks since he’s come in,” Kovacevic said. It was not until late in the second half that Westgate would get the insurance goal it needed. Eftimoski turned from scorer to provider, sending in the cross that found young winger Daniel Soumelidis at the back post and he made no mistake with the finish. Westgate will host Hume United on Saturday evening at Ardeer Reserve.

Keilor Thunder put on a late show to snap a four-game losing streak in the Big V basketball men’s state championship. The Thunder squared their season win-loss ledger at 9-9 with a come-from-behind 81-74 win over Corio Bay Stingrays in a low scoring tussle at Keilor Basketball Stadium on Saturday night. Trailing by four points at three quarter time, Keilor produced a dominant fourth quarter, out-scoring the Stingrays 26-15 in the period. BJ Symons was the go-to player for Keilor. Symons finished with an efficient 26 points on 12-from-17 shooting and eight rebounds. Chris Kaba came off the bench and added some scoring punch for Keilor. Kaba accumulated his 16 points in just 15 minutes. Bradley Kelleher scored 11, including some vital baskets late in the contest. The workload was otherwise fairly evenly spread. Keilor will look to build on the win in a busy upcoming double header weekend. The Thunder will travel to Hume City Broncos on Saturday night before hosting Blackburn Vikings on Sunday. With the Thunder three games out of the top four with six to play, they are venturing into must-win territory. In the women’s state championship, Keilor Thunder was on the receiving end of a heavy 92-70 defeat to top-of-the-ladder Werribee Devils at the Keilor Basketball Stadium on Sunday. After a competitive opening quarter, the Thunder conceded a whopping 36 points in the second period and never recovered. Aneta Bandilovski was potent for the Thunder, scoring 21 points. A’Lexus Harrison did a lot of the heavy lifting inside the paint with 13 points and 15 rebounds, while Erin Bollman scored 19. With a 10-4 record, the Thunder still remain comfortably inside the top five. Keilor will be looking to bounce back on their short trip to Hume City Broncos on Saturday evening. Lance Jenkinson

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Deer Park works hard in the weather for a tough win Deer Park not only had to contend with Caroline Springs, but also treacherous weather in a 39-point win in the Western Region Football League division 1 match at Town Centre Oval on Saturday. The Lions worked hard to create separation from the home side on the scoreboard, but just as hard to negotiate the wet and wild weather. “I haven’t seen rain like that for a long time,” Deer Park coach Marc Bullen said. “You could hardly see two foot in front of you in that last quarter.” Deer Park went to the main break with a 15-point lead, but were not playing the kind of football to enthuse Bullen. “They challenged us in the second quarter and at half time I put a bit of pressure on a few players to stand up,” he said. “We got the job done at the end of the day, so it was good.” In-and-under ball winner Kevin Klix thrived in the elements. “Young Klixy was the small, dynamic player on the park,” Bullen said.

“He was the best player on the ground.” Ruckmen and key position players are usually hindered by the slippery conditions, but Scott Greenhough seemed to thrive in it. “He loves these sort of wet dour days,” Bullen said. “He butters up from his ruck contests and he gets the footy out off the deck. “He’s a real good asset for us in these conditions.” Two Jacks – Purton-Smith and Redpath – found some form for Deer Park. Purton-Smith is one of the chief playmakers of the side and an on-field leader. Redpath, a former Western Bulldogs forward, is still finding his feet at the level, but produced one of his most energetic games of the season. “He [Redpath] played as a high forward today and kept presenting,” Bullen said. “He got to some key contests on a tough day. “He’s starting to move very well, which is good for us because we need him firing heading into the tough run of games that we have.” Kwame McHarg was the only Deer Park

player with multiple goals, kicking three. On a day when finding a way to goal was tough, Caroline Springs only managed one major. Deer Park will face Sunshine Kangaroos at John McLeod Oval on Saturday with key players Chris Stewart and Jake McKenzie edging closer to returning from injury. The Kangaroos will enter the game on the back of a 36-point loss to ladder leader Spotswood at Kinder Smith Reserve. Albion went down by 169 points to Werribee Districts. In division 3, Albanvale and Braybrook played out a draw at Robert Bruce Reserve. When the full time siren went, the Cobras and the Brookers were locked on 46 apiece. Sunshine Heights continued its stellar form with a one-point over Glen Orden at Ainsworth Reserve, while North Sunshine went down by 100 points to Tarneit. Lance Jenkinson

Deer Park onballer Kevin Klix gets his kick away under pressure from Caroline Springs’ Dean O’Shea. (Luke Hemer)

Saints on a winning roll By Lance Jenkinson St Albans is all the rage in the Western Region Football League division 1. The Saints have emerged from the shadows and into the spotlight as genuine finals contenders. Saints first-year coach Perry Meka had trust in his team from early in the pre-season, but doubts remained within the playing group only a matter of a month ago. That was understandable considering the Saints are coming off a four-win season in 2018 and have not featured in finals since 2014. Meka could sense his side shedding those doubts. After rolling through bottom-of-the-ladder Albion, St Albans did the unexpected – beating six-time defending champion Deer Park and Altona, top of the ladder at the time, in consecutive weeks. The Saints rounded out an incredible month on a wet and wild Saturday with a 97-point win over Point Cook at Kings Park Reserve. “I’ve always had belief in them, but I’m not sure the players had the belief in what they can do,” Meka said. “The beauty of that [wins over Deer Park and Altona] is, they’re starting to believe they’re capable. “I’m saying to the boys, all that you’re telling me now is that you are capable, now you have to execute it … and they are.” St Albans made a huge splash last week with the addition of West Coast Eagles 2006 premiership star Sam Butler. Butler recently moved to Melbourne from Perth to be with partner Natalie Medhurst, who plays for Collingwood in the Super Netball competition. Butler carefully considered his playing options and felt the Saints would be an excellent fit. “It’s super for our footy club,” Meka said. “Not only does his record speak for itself at the highest level, but he’s a really good bloke. “When that opportunity came up and he shifted here, we said, ‘Why don’t you come down to the club and have a look?’ “To his credit, he did come down, trained a bit, had a look and came and watched us against Deer Park. “He liked what he saw and jumped on board.” Butler will be one of the most versatile players in the WRFL. In the AFL, the 33-year-old made his name in defence, both as a stopper who could play on talls and smalls and also as a neat user of the ball. But Meka will not pigeon-hole his new recruit. He can play anywhere – that’s the beauty of him,” Meka said. “He can play at either end, but we’ll also use him in the midfield.”

Taylors Lakes’ Harrison Tanner and Hillside’s Jackson Volpato scrap for the ball. (Luke Hemer)

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St Albans midfielder Marc Dawson announced his retirement to his teammates on Thursday night. (Mark Wilson)

While the past month has been a thrilling ride for St Albans, there was also a tinge of sadness with club stalwart Marc Dawson deciding to hang up the boots. The Saints’ 300-gamer announced to the playing group that he had played his last game in the memorable win over Altona. Meka offered Dawson that chance of a farewell game, but he declined. “He came to me on Tuesday and said, ‘I’m shot, I can’t get out

of bed on a Sunday morning [because of the physical toll of playing games]’,” Meka said. “I offered to play him this week against Point Cook for his last game and to make a song and dance about it, which he deserved. “But he said, ‘No, I had the biggest smile on my face when we beat Altona, a top team – I’m happy with that’.” Dawson will not be lost to St Albans, joining Meka’s coaching panel.

Hillside claimed bragging rights over local rival Taylors Lakes in Essendon District Football League division 1 at rain-drenched Hillside Reserve on Saturday. The Sharks were at their stifling best in the 54-point win, keeping the Lions to three goals. In attack, Hillside kicked a winning score in the wet. The Sharks finished with 11 goals, including an exhilarating six-goal final term when ground conditions were at their worst. Raafat Rachrache was the main source of goals for Hillside with four majors. Rachrache is the team’s second leading goalkicker for the season with 18 goals. Matthew Patane, Hillside’s leading goal kicker, added three to take his season tally to 22. Victor Micallef, Bevan Newell and Lachlan Rayner were the other stand-outs for Hillside. For Taylors Lakes, there were only single goalkickers on a tough afternoon at the office. While Hillside is in the finals mix, the Lions are way down in third last with just two wins from 10 games and under threat of relegation. Hillside will continue its finals push when it hits the road to play second-placed East Keilor at Overland Reserve on Saturday, while Taylors Lakes will be aiming to cause an upset when it hosts top-of-the-ladder Tullamarine at Lionheart Reserve. In premier division, Keilor secured a 71-point win over Glenroy to move to 10-0 for the season. In division 2, Burnside Heights was pipped by 11 points at home to Moonee Valley in a top three clash. Lance Jenkinson 41 BRIMBANK & NORTH WEST STAR WEEKLY \ JULY 2, 2019

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