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Choc-a-block with taste Wine and chocolate is a union made in heaven and, of course, there’s a Melbourne festival to celebrate this decadent marriage of yum. The Williamstown Wine and Chocolate Festival is a celebration pairing the best chockie delights with wines that will have devotees of both dribbling with desire. Set in the historic port’s Seaworks precinct with Melbourne’s skyline as a backdrop, the festival lets you indulge in exquisite wines paired with delicious chocolates. It brings together about 50 artisanal food and beverage suppliers, including a rising star of the Heathcote wine region, Domaine Asmara, and Melbourne’s leading signature coffee and cocktail specialist, Liquid Infusion. There are chocolate creations by Belgian-born master chef Filip Tibos, and such chocolate makers as Cuvee Chocolate, Mamor Chocolates and Shocolate. The festival will be held at Seaworks, 82 Nelson Place, Williamstown, from 11am-6pm on April 30. Tickets, from $20 pre-sale, may be purchased online at wineandchocolatefest.com.au/ ticketing.html. Sue Hewitt
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State push on west link The final route of the $5.5 billion Western Distributor could be up in the air for months after the Victorian government revealed two options for a new tunnel under Yarraville. Premier Daniel Andrews said last Thursday the government will spend almost $1.5 billion to connect the West Gate Freeway to Citylink and the CBD via a new tunnel under Yarraville and a bridge over the Maribyrnong River, despite earlier claims state funding would not be needed. The unsolicited proposal by toll-road operator Transurban, which would toll cars about $3 and trucks about $13, dwarfs the $680 million West Gate Distributor project Labor took to the 2014 election.
Transurban initially suggested it would pay one-third of construction costs, one-third would come from a 10 to 12-year extension to Citylink tolling, and the remaining third could come from the federal government, with no cash needed from Victoria. But Mr Andrews said the government “is providing certainty to the community” by allocating the $1.46 billion earmarked to come from federal coffers. “Although we will continue to advocate for the Turnbull government to partner with us on this project, we simply cannot wait to get on with delivering it, and we’re getting it done with or without their support,” the Premier said. Construction could begin as early as the end of next year and be completed by 2022, but no decision has been made on whether the West
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Gate Freeway will connect with the Western Distributor tunnel via portals within the freeway reserve, or via ramps leading to portals closer to Yarraville village. RACV public policy manager Brian Negus said the western distributor is integral to relieving Melbourne’s crippling traffic congestion. But he also cited concerns about disruptions during construction. “It is critical that the state government and Transurban ensure that the project is staged to minimise traffic disruption on the West Gate,” Mr Negus said. Roads minister Luke Donnellan said the state government will continue to consult with residents, industry and councils on the final design.
But shadow roads and infrastructure minister Ryan Smith said the government is putting Transurban’s interests before those of motorists. “Victorians still haven’t seen a real business case for the Western Distributor,” Mr Smith said. “All Daniel Andrews has released is a document with all the detail redacted.” Western suburbs Greens MP Colleen Hartland said the funding announcement made the project seem like “a done deal”. “This makes me nervous as to how meaningful consultation will really be,” Ms Hartland said. “Will the community have a say on the design options?” ■
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The state government will provide $100,000 funding for J K Grant Reserve. Thanks to securing this funding, Council will also receive a $25,000 grant from AFL Victoria, on top of the $20,000 in tenant club contributions. Together with the Council’s significant contribution, the total investment into the precinct will be about $1.5 million. The investment will be used to upgrade and extend the pavilion including updating changing rooms, showers, toilets and umpire facilities. The new facilities will improve access for female participants and officials, while a new office, first aid room, storage and undercover area will also be developed to support the 630 participants from the local football and cricket clubs who call the reserve home.
Work on the Altona Road reconstruction is complete. The works to the road involved preserving a section of historic cobblestone paving, thought to be laid by convict labour in the 1870s and widening the road to include a second carriageway. During the course of construction, a further section of cobblestone paving was discovered. The historical paving has formed part of the road’s median and has been recorded with Heritage Victoria. Council is now working with local bicycle user groups on a number of options to ensure cyclist safety in the area.
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chemical collection service is coming to Altona. If you have any unwanted or outof-date household chemicals around your house or garage, take advantage of this safe, free and easy-to-use program. Household chemicals can harm your family, your pets, add fuel to a house fire, release toxic fumes and pollute the environment. It is not safe to throw chemicals out with your regular rubbish and they shouldn’t be poured down the drain. The good news is you can drop off unwanted, household chemicals at Altona’s Detox your Home mobile collection on Saturday 28 May from 8am to 4pm (the address is provided upon registration). Register at sustainability. vic.gov.au/detoxyourhome Detox your Home is administered by Sustainability Victoria, in partnership with councils.
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A new pavilion at JT Gray Reserve is one step closer with Council allocating $275,000 for its design. JT Gray Reserve is the most heavily used reserve for formal sport in Hobsons Bay – with about 900 members across five tenant sporting clubs calling the reserve home. It is proposed that a future pavilion would be about 710sqm and feature four sets of change rooms, two multipurpose community spaces, canteen/ kitchen, spectator toilets, storage and a car park. Council will work with the JT Gray Reserve clubs throughout the design and construction. Over the past two years the JT Gray sportsgrounds have been redeveloped, lighting installed and the Coastal Trail realigned.
People will soon have a new option for paying for parking through the EasyPark app. From mid-May motorists will be able to use the app and only pay for the exact time they have parked. Areas that have paid parking in Hobsons Bay can be found along Nelson Place and the Esplanade near Williamstown Beach. By using this app, people will be able to control their parking from wherever they are – so if you need to stay a bit longer and you have not exceeded the maximum time allocation there is no need to run back to the parking meter for top ups. This app will give motorists more convenience as they no longer have to find coins or even get out of the car to go to a ticket machine. The option to purchase a ticket with coins
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at the meter will still be available and ratepayers are also entitled to a free parking permit. For details, visit www. easypark.com.au To apply for a parking permit, visit www.hobsonsbay.vic.gov.au
Hobsons Bay 2030 Council has launched Hobsons Bay 2030, our first long term community vision for Hobsons Bay. If you want to help us plan for the next 15 years, tell us what you think online at http:// participate.hobsons bay.vic.gov.au/ hobsonsbay2030, face-to-face at one of our pop up events or via the postcard in the next Council newsletter Or if you are aged between 16 and 25, grab your camera, smart phone or anything you can film with and tell us in 30 seconds or less what you want for the future.
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Laverton Honour Board Council will soon unveil the restored Laverton Honour Board in commemoration of the contribution made by Laverton servicemen during World War I. The Honour Board, located at the Old Laverton School on the corner of Cameron Avenue and Kiora Street in Altona Meadows, provides families and the local community with a place to remember the sacrifice that our servicemen made. The idea to celebrate our local heroes, and to raise the profile of the Honour Board, originated from local resident and historian Bob Hawkins. With some assistance from family members of servicemen, his colleagues at the Altona Laverton Historical Society and 2 MARIBYRNONG & HOBSONS BAY STAR WEEKLY \ APRIL 20, 2016
a grant through the ANZAC Centenary Community Grants Program, Bob and the Council have been able to research the stories behind the names on the board and document the history of the local families it honours. The community is welcome to view the Honour Board at an open day on Saturday, 21 May from 2pm to 4pm as part of the National Heritage Trust Festival. For details, email arts@hobsonsbay.vic.gov.au
More fun in local parks Council is committed to the continued improvement of all our play spaces, parks and reserves, big and small. Carinza Avenue, Altona Meadows; Woods Reserve, Laverton and Markham
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Cr Colleen Gates Reserve, Altona Meadows will each receive a new addition to the park during May and June 2016. Upcoming equipment includes a 2.5 metre high ‘rainbow rope climb’, a new swing set, steps for adventure play and a ‘g-pod spinner’. Next month Council will also commence a tree planting program across Wetlands Ward, including Homestead Run Reserve in Seabrook.
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Fears over Altona school sell-off By Goya Dmytryshchak The Department of Education and Training is proposing to sell part of the Altona P-9 College site for residential development. On Monday, it advertised its request to rezone land at 103 Grieve Parade from public use to residential. The move is a worry for the Altona Community Action group. Group spokesman Aaron Hunt said selling the land to the highest bidder would compromise the potential expansion of Altona P-9 College.
“We have stated for some time that Altona is in desperate need of a full-years secondary school,” he said. “This site is the logical choice … any proposal to reduce the available land size may compromise the ability to do this properly. Urban in-fill development is set to continue in the years ahead, meaning that many more families are expected to move to the area. “It’s easy for the department to say that they could still provide a full-years facility on the remaining land when they have no intentions of ever doing it … once it’s sold, it’s too late to change their minds.”
The department maintains the sale will not affect potential for the school’s expansion. It says the two-hectare site it wants to sell, facing Belmar Avenue, has been deemed surplus to the department’s current and future needs. An advisory committee has been appointed to make a recommendation on the proposed rezoning of the land, paving the way for its sale. An information session will be held at the Hobsons Bay Civic Centre in Altona from 6.30pm on May 4. Written submissions can be made to the advisory committee until May 27. Meanwhile, another part of the school site is
being considered by Hobsons Bay council for a $7 million early years centre. The council is next Tuesday expected to vote on a proposal to close Altona, Somers Parade and Altona West kindergartens and relocate those children to a new hub to be built on the Altona P-9 school campus. The council has secured $1.6 million in state government funding towards the $6.9 million hub. The council said its proposed early years hub would not be impacted by the department’s proposed land sale as it was planned for an entirely separate section of the site.
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A fantasy artwork based on the flora and fauna of the Maribyrnong River is one of seven new street art installations that will appear around Maribyrnong by next month. Artists have been working on commissions in Maribyrnong council’s StreetWORKS community art project, which uses art to brighten city spaces while deterring illegal tagging. Locations include the Kingsville Post Office, the Footscray and District Angling Club, Footscray Milking Station and the carpark off Coral Avenue in Footscray, where Mayfield Palace (artists Chuck Mayfield and Júlia Palazzo (pictured) have been creating colourful creations. Maribyrnong mayor Cameron McDonald said StreetWORKS offers local artists new ways to express their work in the public domain. Benjamin Millar
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Mill plan funds local projects By Goya Dmytryshchak The developer of the former Port Phillip Woollen Mill site in Williamstown will contribute almost $2 million towards community infrastructure in the suburb. Hobsons Bay council voted at last week’s meeting to set a developer contribution of $2468 for each of the 800 proposed dwellings, a total of just over $1.97 million. Under the previous state government the developer, AVJennings, would have been required to pay only $900 per dwelling, about $720,000, But mayor Peter Hemphill said the current state government changed planning regulations last June, allowing a higher developer contribution. “The redevelopment of the former Port Phillip Woollen Mill will be the most significant residential development in Williamstown over the next 10 years, with an estimated 800 new dwellings adding about 1200 new residents to Williamstown,” Mr Hemphill said. “A project of this magnitude will mean a significant increase of new dwellings in Williamstown and will certainly put increased pressures on our existing community infrastructure and services.” AVJennings bought the Waterline Place development, on the former Port Phillip Woollen Mill site, for $350 million in June last year. The company’s acting general manager, Joanne Furlong, said the company agreed to
the additional levies without hesitation as it was committed to being a good neighbour. “We believe that housing matters and community matters,” she said. “This additional funding will be invested in community facilities that will benefit almost everyone in Williamstown.”
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Projects to be funded are community infrastructure for Dennis Reserve, Fearon Reserve and JT Gray Reserve, Williamstown Mechanics Institute, Williamstown Town Hall, drainage for Aitkent, Ann, Cecil, Cole, Electra and Hanmer streets, the Coastal Trail, Williamstown heritage elm tree replacement and street and park tree planting. AVJennings will also pay about $1.5 million as an open-space contribution. Save Williamstown spokesman Godfrey Moase said the residents lobby group welcomed the higher levy. “The cost of the infrastructure to accommodate this development would see a huge deficit borne by the council even at the [lower] level of contribution,” he said. “In Sydney’s west, a similar development adding to local population would incur [a charge] of between $12,139 and $20,000 per dwelling, a contribution of over $10 million.”
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Art unveils tribal focus An eclectic collective of artists sharing the ‘motherhood’ thread are holding their first public exhibition in Footscray. Tribe for Art run a weekly playgroup focusing on co-creating with their children and will take over the Bluestone Church Art Space for their show Make Space | Hold Space | Claim Space. Co-leader Emily Raubenheimer said the exhibition by the group of visual artists, sculptors, dancers, writers and others explores what it means to be a mother, a woman and an artist. “When you become a mother, there is the sudden realisation that your space is shared; it fractures and is made whole again,” she said. Raubenheimer said artists who are mothers often experience guilt that creativity can seem
a selfish extravagance … but says it’s important to recognise that art is a lifeline for women who are otherwise isolated or invisible. Co-leader Claire Weigall said the Tribe for Art philosophy encourages children to view their parents making art and be given opportunities to make their own art. This has prompted a dedicated installation for children woven between the works of the mothers in the exhibition. Make Space | Hold Space | Claim Space opens at Bluestone Church Arts Space with an ‘artistic circle’ from 7.30pm Thursday and closes May 24. The opening night will be from 5pm Friday. Details: www.facebook.com/TribeforArt Benjamin Millar
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Application PA1633725 LS Planning Pty Ltd has lodged an application to remove restrictive covenant A254597 (single dwelling covenant) at 24 Wren Street, Altona being the land in Certificate of Title Volume 8151 Folio 526. The application and supporting documentation may be inspected at the Hobsons Bay Civic Centre 8.30am to 5pm, Monday to Friday, or via Greenlight, Council’s online permit management system, at www.hobsonsbay.vic.gov.au. Any person who may be affected by the granting of the permit may object or make other submissions to the Council in writing, including the reasons for an objection and stating how the objector would be affected by 4 May 2016. Objectors will be advised of the decision. For further information, please contact Mark Tenner on 9932 1000.
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Heritage overlay refined By Goya Dmytryshchak Hobsons Bay council has voted to remove heritage protection from Mobil’s Altona refinery, which paves the way for the downing of a 76-metre catalytic cracking unit that was once the tallest structure in Melbourne. The refinery was used to produce lubricants and bitumen from 1949, and became one of Australia’s main petroleum fuel plants in 1954. The Altona refinery expansion project, including the installation of the “cracker”, involved 2200 workers, cost 20 million pounds, took 22 months to complete and was opened by Prime Minister Robert Menzies in 1955. The council last week voted to ask the state planning minister to amend its planning scheme to remove a heritage overlay on the site. The overlay meant Mobil had to apply for a planning permit for all buildings and works, including demolition and new buildings, even routine maintenance and repairs. When the heritage overlay was introduced in 2003, its aim was to identify circumstances that didn’t require a permit. However, this never happened. Mobil spokeswoman Melanie Saliba said removal of the overlay would cut red tape. “The heritage overlay currently adds an administrative burden to both Mobil and Hobsons Bay council,” she said. “Mobil … has an ongoing program of works to demolish and remove redundant buildings and infrastructure on site. “The refinery’s thermofor catalytic cracker, which operated from 1955 to 1997, is likely to be considered as part of this program of works sometime in the future.” An industrial heritage consultant will document the history of the refinery site.
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School moves with the times Newport Lakes Primary School has been allocated $3 million in the state budget to upgrade its ageing buildings. Education Minister James Merlino on Monday announced the funding to modernise and upgrade school buildings. “Better facilities will mean better outcomes for students at Newport Lakes Primary School,” he said. “We’re making Victoria the education state, where every child has access to a great education and can achieve their potential. “I thank member for Williamstown, Wade Noonan for his strong advocacy for this project.” Principal David Moss said it was fantastic news for the school. “The school needs a refurbishment or an upgrade,” he said. “Wade’s been just brilliant in advocating for the school, working for the school over a long period of time. “It’s a school that’s in need of repairs. We do fantastic work within the classroom; it would be nice to get the sort of buildings that adapt to 21st century education. “There are some original old buildings, there are some that date back from the 1880s. “There’s one that’s 1920s,” Mr Moss said. “But they’ll be hopefully the ones that we can keep, and we can replace the old, what they called LTC buildings, that were built, I think, in the 70s.” Goya Dmytryshchak
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Fair go for footy faithful Girls in the west are being drafted into the footy fold as the Western Bulldogs bring back their popular All Girls NAB AFL Auskick program. Run in conjunction with AFL Victoria and the WRFL, the program gives each participant expert coaching from AFL development staff, a football backpack full of goodies including their own football and tickets to Western Bulldogs games. The girls also get to meet players from the Western Bulldogs AFL Women’s team. The six-week program, costing $10, runs at Victoria University Whitten Oval from 4-5pm Wednesdays until May 18. Register online at aflauskick.com.au/ register. Benjamin Millar
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Edward Klestadt, 29 of Altona North, received a three-year community corrections order for stealing synthetic cannabis from a Williamstown North sex shop. The County Court heard he also burgled his neighbour’s house and stole his Range Rover.
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McAuley Community Services for Women’s accommodation services will offer Footscray 26 crisis units to help women escaping family violence or those with a mental illness. It’s part of the state government’s half a billion dollar pledge to address the 227 recommendations of the Royal Commission into family violence. An Anzac Day march and service will be held at Footscray RSL, 48 Geelong Road, from 11am this Sunday. The march will head down Geelong Road to the war memorial in Footscray Park before returning to the RSL for a noon service.
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Developer offers carpark solution By Adem Saban and Goya Dmytryshchak Parking woes at Williams Landing train station may soon be a thing of the past, with property developer Cedar Woods offering to help Public Transport Victoria find a solution. Cedar Woods development director Patrick Archer confirmed the company had proposed an interim commuter carpark to alleviate some of the stress experienced by commuters. “It’s up in the air at the moment,” Mr Archer
told Star Weekly. “We’ve offered to extend our existing carpark at the shopping centre, leading down to the same street the carpark is on. “We’re open to other options as well.” Cedar Woods’ suggestion comes as a petition launched by a Point Cook resident gains traction, with more than 1000 people pledging their support to a call for additional parking bays at Williams Landing and Aircraft stations. PTV spokesman Jake McLaughlan said potential future options to increase the capacity of the WiIlliams Landing carpark were being
investigated, and that included talking to adjoining land owners. He said the best way to alleviate parking congestion was to make it easier for commuters to get to the station in other ways. Wyndham council transport portfolio holder Glenn Goodfellow, and Hobsons Bay councillor Colleen Gates both welcomed the suggestion of more parking at Williams Landing but said more needed to be done. “This is not the answer but it’s part of the solution,” Cr Goodfellow said.
“We need more frequent trains and buses [to the station] to truly address the issue.” He said while bus patronage was on the decline across metropolitan Melbourne, Wyndham was bucking the trend, experiencing a 14.9 per cent rise in the nine months to March. Cr Gates agreed, saying an integrated solution was needed to enable commuters to get to their nearest train station. “This includes the provision of a dedicated bus and transit lane from Point Cook and more bicycle parking at all stations,” she said.
Small ideas take root People in recovery from mental health issues are among residents reaping big benefits from a Hobsons Bay Community Fund grant. The fund, which is about to call for submissions for this year, gave $27,890 in grants to nine community groups, schools and services last year. Among the recipients was Mind Australia, which received $3000 to develop a therapeutic horticultural program at Amaroo in Williamstown. Manager Elise Pointer said she got in touch with volunteer horticulturist Ash Dehnert and, together with the community, they developed a program called Turnip ’n’ Grow. “The idea is that we’re supporting people in their recovery, but also there are so many other benefits of being outside – community spirit and also skills that they can use outside of here,” she said. For clients such as Amy Nardo, who attends the weekly program, it’s more than growing
plants. “I get physical stimulation, mental stimulation and social stimulation that supports my recovery,” she said. “I also participate in the cooking program where we actually get to harvest and use what’s being grown in our Turnip ’n’ Grow program. “I feel like a proud mum when I see them grow.” Ash Dehnert said the program was very rewarding for him as a volunteer. “We started off with basic propagation, seed germination, cuttings, to get some stock up before we planted them. Then we started renovating the old beds here into new vegie patches … and it’s taken off.” Hobsons Bay Community Fund raised $20,000 at its inaugural golf day at Kooringal Golf Course, with more than 100 golfers of all abilities taking part. Details: www.hbcommunityfund.org.au Goya Dmytryshchak
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The $5.5 billion Western Distributor is expected to cut travel times and bring relief to residents impacted by heavy truck traffic in the inner-west. But lengthy traffic disruptions during its construction will be unavoidable, and the final route will leave some people worse off. The project will widen the West Gate Freeway from eight to 12 lanes between the M80 Ring Road at Laverton North and Williamstown Road, and build twin tunnels under Yarraville to meet a new bridge crossing the Maribyrnong River and an elevated road along Footscray Road, linking to Citylink, the port and the CBD. The state government says Transurban’s proposal could remove as many as 6000 trucks from local streets. The new road is forecast to divert up to 22,000 vehicles a day off the West Gate Bridge and carry between 50,000 and 70,000 vehicles a day by 2031. A government business case, released in December, says the project could cut peak time travel by up to 20 minutes a day, create 5600 new jobs and deliver an $11 billion boost to Victoria’s economy. An additional 4.5km of new cycling and pedestrian paths have been flagged, including completion of the long-awaited Federation Trail. Existing truck curfews on local roads will be extended, but the government is yet to reveal whether it will bow to pressure for a blanket ban across all inner-west residential roads. An Environment Effects Statement is being prepared with the design to be finalised in consultation with the community, local government and industry.
Decisions are yet to be made on the location of tunnel entrances and the route of new ramps for fuel trucks and other dangerous vehicles to connect directly with Hyde Street. Maribyrnong council and Yarraville residents are likely to favour the longer tunnel
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Changed Traffic Conditions: Byron Street One Way Traffic Construction of the new retail and car park development, on the corner of Byron and Leeds Streets, is well underway as part of the Little Saigon Revitalisation project. To facilitate construction and minimise disruption to traders and visitors changed traffic conditions will be introduced from Monday 18 April 2016. Vehicle access on Byron Street, between Nicholson and Leeds Streets, will be reduced to one lane flowing in a westerly direction. Pedestrian Access will be maintained at all times. Access to the Little Saigon Market roof top car park will be maintained however, access will be limited to entry via the Leeds St end of Byron St and right turn exit only. The southern service laneway will remain closed to vehicles during construction with the western laneway undergoing periodic closures. If you require further information regarding the above please contact Maribyrnong City Council on 9688 0200.
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option, reducing impacts on parkland and nearby houses, while Hobsons Bay council and Spotswood residents and sporting groups will prefer the shorter tunnel, which would also be cheaper and less disruptive. Hobsons Bay mayor Peter Hemphill said the
council needs to closely consider all the design options before formalising its position. “We know that the key concerns of our community relate to potential land acquisitions, impacts on local sporting facilities, excess noise, air pollution, traffic
volumes and general residential amenity,” he said. “Another issue is to receive assurances there will be minimal impacts on traffic flows in and out of the CBD during the construction phase, so as to ensure rat runs don’t develop in our
residential streets as motorists try to avoid delays on the freeway.” Consultation sessions continue this week at Altona North (Wednesday), Yarraville (Thursday) and Footscray (Saturday). www.westerndistributorproject.vic.gov.au.
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MY PLACE Lesley Ould, a Laverton resident of nearly 50 years, has been described as a “community treasure”. She speaks with Goya Dmytryshchak.
I’m a ratepayer and I’m involved in everything that goes on. I’m on the Laverton Community Association, the garden club, highland dancing. I’m still a Cub leader. I think I’m too old, but the kids seem to want me there. Anything that’s involved in Laverton, I’m always on the committee or going to it or whatever, because I live here and I want to make sure everything’s OK. I was citizen of the year for Rotary and later on for Hobsons Bay. I’m lucky enough to have an OAM too – I don’t know why, there’s a lot of people who deserve it before me. What do you love about Laverton? It’s easy to get to everywhere, easy to get to the city. The train services are good. I go to the football every week, mostly on the train, so I don’t have any problems getting there. I find, even if I want to go to Geelong or if I want to go anywhere else, it’s not hard to get to or from Laverton. What would you change about Laverton? Oh, the traffic congestion of a morning, if it’s possible. Maybe just a few slight things – Woods and Lohse streets need probably a bit more of a shopping precinct for some of the older people in Laverton, because it’s a little bit hard – if you’re on one side of the railway line and that lift breaks down at the railway station,
they can’t get across to the other side. That’s probably one of the downfalls of Laverton because we’re sort of cut in two with the railway line, and it makes it hard sometimes if you’re on the other side and you don’t drive. But on the whole, it’s fairly good. The lifts have only been out a few times. But we could do with some more shops that sell everything, not only groceries, because you’ve got to go out of Laverton to get clothes or even to get a needle and cotton. What are you passionate about and why? Anything to do with kids and Laverton itself, to make sure that we get the best of everything. Remember, we were the back end of Werribee council, and then we transferred over to Hobsons Bay, which naturally you have to be the bottom end of it until you can get yourself up and running. I think we get a fairly good go with Hobsons Bay now. We mightn’t have at first, but we didn’t with Werribee at first either, but we do now, so it’s quite good. Do you have a motto or philosophy that you live by? Just to be there if anyone wants me, I suppose is my motto. If anyone asks me to do something I try and do it. If I can’t do it I get someone else to, and I certainly would like to think I’m there for all my grandchildren and great grandchildren and my family.
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Drop-in to a community consultation session The Western Distributor is being developed through a comprehensive planning process. We are seeking feedback on concept designs, including the tunnel length and location of the tunnel entrances and connections to Hyde Street, CityLink and the city. You will be able to see plans and tell us your views on key topics including noise, air quality, urban design and construction. Don’t miss your opportunity to have your say on this important infrastructure project. Upcoming drop-in community consultation sessions: • • • • • •
Wednesday 20 April, 5pm-8pm – Grand Star Receptions, 499 Grieve Pde, Altona North Thursday 21 April, 5pm-8pm – St Augustine’s Parish Hall, 71 Somerville Rd Yarraville Saturday 23 April, 9.30am-1.30pm – VU at MetroWest, 138 Nicholson St, Footscray Wednesday 27 April, 5pm-8pm – Meat Market, 5 Blackwood St, North Melbourne Thursday 28 April, 5pm-8pm – Pumping Station at Scienceworks, Spotswood Tuesday 3 May, 5pm-8pm – Limelight Room at Etihad Stadium, 740 Bourke St, Docklands
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The Project The Victorian Government and Transurban are partnering to deliver the Western Distributor project which includes extra lanes on the West Gate Freeway, a tunnel under Yarraville and an elevated road above Footscray Road to directly connect the West Gate Freeway with the Port of Melbourne, CityLink and the city.
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Bulldogs help ‘lost’ kids Father Bob Maguire and Western Bulldogs president Peter Gordon have helped local youth homelessness support service Latitude launch its ‘Belong’ campaign. The Altona-based service supports 200 young people annually in Hobsons Bay and Moonee Valley. Latitude manager Rhonda Collins said the campaign aimed to give young people at risk of homelessness a sense of community belonging. The campaign includes videos outlining Latitude’s work and how the public can donate and get involved. Ms Collins said there were only five support workers attached to her agency to service all of Hobsons Bay and Moonee Valley. “You may not know about us but if we weren’t here you’d miss us,” she said. “The young people we work with have been around the system for so long. They’re fatigued, exhausted by life.”
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Free workshops on moving on after a relationship breakdown and separation will be held at Williamstown Yoga and Meditation, 109 Douglas Parade, from April 30-August 27. There will be guest sessions of yoga, meditation, tai chi and naturopathy. ■ 0427 987 236 or info@successandconfidence.com.au
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Sunday, May 1 Greg Dodd and the Hoodoo Men will play Chicago-style blues, supported by Australia’s kings of roots rock ’n’ roll, The Detonators. From 2pm, $20 ($15 WOW members). 128 Ferguson Street, Williamstown
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Sunday, April 24 Enjoy the warm, witty and fearlessly honest songwriting by inner-west local Moylen. From 7pm, free. 223 Barkly Street, Footscray
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Footscray U3A is conducting classes in Photoshop, creative writing, history, art, cryptic xwords and basic computers at 10 Hyde Street, Footscray in the Bluestone building. ■ 9396 1792
Postcard art
An exhibition titled 5x7 of postcard-sized original art by more than 250 Hobsons Bay and western region schools artists, is on at Altona’s Joel Gallery, 5 Sargood Street, until April 28. Gallery hours 10am-4pm weekdays and 11am-3pm weekends.
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Westgate Diabetes support group meets at 10am on the first Tuesday of the month at Altona Bowling Club. ■ Elaine, 9255 5501 or 0415 030 996
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Applications are open for the Seddon Community Bank Pitch Night. If you’re an incorporated organisation that operates around the inner west, you could share in the $20,000 raised from local businesses. ■ eo.iwce@gmail.com
Refugee film night
Hobsons Bay Refugee Network and West Welcome Wagon are hosting a major film fundraiser at Yarraville’s Sun Theatre. The preview screening of The Man Who Knew Infinity will be held at 6.30pm on April 29. Tickets, $22. ■ trybooking.com/KUCL
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Photo legend comes to town Internationally acclaimed Berlin photographer Sven Marquardt will present his work in Australia for the first time at Newport’s Substation this month. His exhibition, titled Fotografien, opens on April 28 with a one-hour talk by Marquardt and runs until May 31. Marquardt, born in 1962, started his photography career in East Berlin in the early 1980s. For 20 years he was also a well-known bouncer at the Berghain techno club, a job he said both influenced and shaped his photography, “It’s just like how the punk and new wave influenced the 80s music in East Berlin – neither a divided city nor the dictatorship could prevent that,” he said. “It was our attitude towards life, even though it was only within a small ‘scene’. “We felt some sort of ‘freedom within borders’. “‘Scene’ always means to me that you can be autonomous. It has risen from a sort of counter-culture. “My first photographs were the results of this counterculture. “Although Berghain is a club, it is also a place where a large number of artists come together. “It is both a source and a place where you can grow. “Many things flow together there. Sometimes I wonder whether it was a similar vibe in the legendary Studio 54.” Marquardt said he would not be doing any photography while in Australia. “I don’t even take a camera with me when I’m travelling,” he said. “I try to take an unfiltered look at everything and experience with all my senses. I can’t understand people, who always put an iPhone between themselves
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As D Company left their base at Nui Dat at 11am on August 18, 1966, it was to the songs of Australia’s Little Patti as she entertained the fighting men, surely bringing to mind the normality of home. What their patrol would then face was not just a long, long way from the peace of home. It subsequently assumed a similar significance to battles such as Gallipoli and Kokoda: the Battle of Long Tan. D Company (100 to 225 men), in the sticky heat of the wet season, were patrolling the rubber plantations following a mortar and other heavy artillery attack on Nui Dat at 2.43am on August 17. B Company and A Company were already out searching for Viet Cong and North Vietnamese Army (NVA) firing positions and discovering weapons pits. Company D wanted to meet up with them. Despite the heat, D Company moved fast over low scrub, swamp and paddy fields as they closed in on B Company, a weary group who had been already out for hours and should have been enjoying leave that day. Meanwhile, back at the base, Col Joy and the Joy Boys were setting up for the afternoon concert. As the Aussies patrolled, they could occasionally hear the music through the trees. D Company and B Company hooked up at 1pm on the edge of the rubber tree plantation, about 2.5 kilometres from Nui Dat. B Company returned to Nui Dat, leaving D Company to resume pursuit of the enemy. Unaware of the presence of a platoon from D Company, the Viet Cong appeared in their path and, following a brief engagement, the enemy scattered. The Australians believed it was just another fleeting contact. At 16:08, shortly after resuming the advance, the platoon came under machine-gun fire from an undetected Viet Cong force, killing and wounding several men. Pinned down by heavy firepower, the now isolated platoon had to fight for their lives. The Aussies had believed they were numerically superior, yet far from clashing with a small force, the platoon had run into the forward troops of a main force regiment of Viet Cong.
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All the while, the monsoonal rain poured down, the ground was mud and visibility was down to 50 metres. What began as an encounter battle escalated to a clash between D Company and advancing battalions (550 to 1000 men per battalion) of Viet Cong and NVA who were trying to encircle and destroy them. Back at base, The A Company prepared to reinforce D Company, despite having got back from a three-day patrol just an hour ago. Meanwhile, on hearing the sounds of the fighting while returning to base, B Company halted and was ordered to rejoin D Company. Despite the firepower available to support it, D Company was heavily outnumbered and, as they awaited another assault, their destruction seemed imminent. The fate of the battle now rested on whether they were strong enough to repel the Viet Cong until a relief force arrived. As Viet Cong were amassing for another assault on D Company which would likely have been destroyed them, an armoured relief force from A Company, B Company and 3 Troop arrived as daylight was fading. That turned the tide of the battle. Fifteen more minutes and it would have been too late and the loss of life can only be imagined. The main Viet Cong withdrawal route was discovered after midday on the next day, moving east away from the scene of the fighting. The Australians counted 245 enemy dead, still in the plantation and surrounding jungle, with evidence that others had already been removed from the battlefield. Captured documents and information from prisoners suggested that D Company had faced some 2500 Viet Cong that day at Long Tan. Eighteen Australians were killed in the Battle of Long Tan and 24 wounded. All but one of the dead were from D Company. Carole Levy
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Although the structure and governance of the Returned & Services League (RSL) are fundamentally unchanged since 1916, there’s a rich and chequered history behind the organisation, peppered with political activism and sometimes acrimonious disputes between traditionalists and progressives.
But the RSL’s essential objective has remained consistent: to honour the memory of fallen comrades; preserve the fraternity among the living; assist the repatriation and rehabilitation of returned servicemen and women; and support families of exservice personnel. However, the integration of veterans into RSL clubs never did run smooth. Veterans of the Gallipoli campaign received much honour while militia and national service conscripts for Pacific and Vietnam wars didn’t gain ready acceptance. There was a large degree of intergenerational tension and misunderstanding, an attitude that’s now at odds with how Australians and the RSL perceive all their fighting men and women.
time but when Ernest Turnbull became president for periods between 1921 and 1929, membership climbed and significant gains were made. These included employment preference for ex-servicemen, advancement of soldier settlement, improved pension benefits, the provision of homes for war widows and widowed mothers and the official observance of Anzac Day. Between 1929 and 1960, George Holland’s RSL leadership (both Victorian and Federal) led to the provision of war service homes, along with a strident position on defence and the ‘White Australia’ policy. The league was anti-socialism and barred communists from membership as well as having a powerful political voice against immigration from former enemy countries. To this day, RSL loyalty is to the Crown and Commonwealth, requiring members to keep republican views private. Bruce Ruxton’s 23-year presidency (1978-2002) was headlinegrabbing and recalled RSL outspokenness and sabre-rattling of the Cold War years. His uncompromising views nevertheless were coupled with a high-profile campaign for veterans’ benefits, keeping uppermost in the public’s mind the contributions of Australian soldiers, air force and naval forces across many theatres of war.
As early as 1916, there was bitter community debate around the issue of conscription and, in October that year, a Billy Hughessupported plebiscite on the issue was narrowly defeated. A second plebiscite the following year was also defeated under the prime ministership of Hughes and his Nationalist Party (the forerunner to today’s Liberal Party).
RSL clubs and branches are a refuge and base for veterans, while providing far-reaching support for local communities. It remains true to its motto: “Serving Still”.
The RSL’s close association with the Nationalist Party is believed to be the cause of a dramatic fall in RSL membership at that
Carole Levy
ALTONA RSL ANZAC COMMEMORATION
WILLIAMSTOWN RSL ANZAC COMMEMORATION
2.15pm on Sunday, April 24: March from sub-branch to the cenotaph at the end of Pier Street for 3pm service, then back to the club for a quiet celebration. This year’s wreath laying particularly comemorates 100 years since the Western Front.
2.30pm on Sunday, April 24: March from the club to the cenotaph on the roundabout at the intersection of Ferguson Street, Nelson Place and The Strand for 3pm service, followed by refreshments and entertainment back at the club.
6am on April 25: Dawn service at the cenotaph, then back to the club for the
the traditional Gunfire Breakfast and two-up from 10am.
traditional Gunfire Breakfast and a game of two-up.
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Displays of gear from the past 20 years of military conflicts, such as sandbags, guns and uniforms, are at the club.
Altona RSL
31 Sargood Street, Altona Phone 9398 2817
Williamstown RSL 128 Ferguson Street, Williamstown Phone 9397 7642
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HOBSONS BAY CITY COUNCIL 2017 COMMUNITY GRANTS PROGRAM Each year Hobsons Bay City Council awards financial grants to local clubs, associations and community groups to help fund running costs, projects or programs. Organisations can make an application between 2 May and 10 June 2016. Applicants are required to submit their application online. For more information visit Council’s website http://www.hobsonsbay.vic.gov.au/communitygrants To assist in developing an application, drop in sessions and a grant writing workshop are available. Community members can drop in anytime during the one and half hour drop in session.
DROP IN SESSIONS (No bookings required) Session 1 Monday 2 May 2016 Time 1.30pm to 3pm Where Altona Library 123 Queen St, Altona Session 2 Wednesday 4 May 2016 Time 6.30pm to 8pm Where Williamstown Library 104 Ferguson St, Williamstown
GRANT WRITING WORKSHOP Date Time Where RSVP
Session 3 Wednesday 11 May 2016 Time 6.30pm to 8pm Where Altona Meadows Library 2 Newham Way, Altona Meadows Session 4 Thursday 12 May 2016 Time 11am to 12.30pm Where Altona North Library Library,, Cnr Millers and McArthurs Rd, Altona North
Monday 2 May 2016 6.30pm to 9pm Hobsons Bay Civic Centre – Meeting Room 3 Bookings required for Grant Writing Workshop Call 9932 1235 or email commdev@hobsonsbay.vic.gov.au
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Bob and Joan enjoy bowling year-round.
Fun a number one basic at Palm Lake It was the all-weather bowling green that first interested Bob and Joan when they were thinking about moving into Palm Lake Resort at Truganina.
cinema, nine-hole mini golf, darts, pool, snooker in the fully equipped Charlton Room, bocce and aqua aerobics.
Both agreed they were onto a winner when they attended one of the resort’s regular open days, and were impressed with the bowling facility, fully equipped gymnasium, pool, library, craft activities and much more.
There are no entry fees, no stamp duty when purchasing, and a low fortnightly site fee covers all council rates, garbage disposal and unlimited use of all the facilities the resort has to offer.
Bob and Joan placed a $1000 deposit on their new home soon afterwards and have now been happily living at Palm Lake Resort for almost two years. “We’d looked at other resorts and nothing even closely compared to what Palm Lake offers here,” Joan says. “It was a big thing for us to know that our grandchildren were able to come and visit and stay over with us. They’ve been in and shared a few laughs over a game of table tennis in the clubhouse. “We are very happy we’ve made the move.” Palm Lake Resort Truganina has an indoor heated pool and spa, a luxurious 50-seat air-conditioned
We’d looked at other “ resorts and nothing even closely compared to what Palm Lake offers
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Dwellings start from $298,000 and purchasers keep 100 per cent of their capital gain. Stage 1 and 2 are sold out and Stage 3 is selling fast. Rental assistance may be available for those who qualify through Centrelink or Veteran Affairs. Palm Lake Resort, 7 Taronga Road, Truganina. Open every day for tours. To book an appointment or for more information, call 1800 686 096
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BY GEORGE, IT’S ALMOST HERE Jamie Macmillan isn’t the only George Calombaris fan around here. I’m counting down the days until George opens his third Hellenic restaurant, this one in Williamstown. It’s tipped to be up and running by mid-June.
JM: I’m a MasterChef man. I admire the work of George Calombaris. FB: What is your favourite food? JM: Sushi. As always, if you have any recipes, tips or other info you’d like to share, email me at sarah@ howdypartnersmedia.com.au
I’m a big fan of balsamic vinegar. I mix it with extra virgin olive oil and dunk crusty bread in it. I splash it on salads. I pour it onto pan-fried, shredded purple cabbage. It’s a bit like a science experiment … I find the vinegar turns the cabbage from deep purple into a beautiful, blushing shade of pink! Having noticed “balsamic reduction” becoming a bit of a trend on TV cooking shows, I thought I would have a go at making some myself. It’s really just a concentrated, thicker version of balsamic vinegar that’s made by cooking down the vinegar until it reduces, intensifying the flavour. But then I happened to stumble across something simply fabulous at the supermarket – Moro Gourmet Italian Glaze. Sweet, sticky and denser than regular balsamic vinegar, it gives meals a sophisticated touch. You can drizzle it over everything from pizza to chargrilled meats and vegies, or even try it on strawberries for a dessert idea with a twist. I had a friend over for lunch at the weekend and made a simple salad of spinach, roasted pumpkin and fried haloumi cheese. I drizzled the Moro Gourmet Italian Glaze over the top – my friend was in awe. She said it looked like something out of MasterChef – and it tasted as good as it looked.
FB: What is your favourite drink? JM: Gatorade. FB: Which five people would you most like to invite to dinner? JM: Barack Obama, Shaun Atley, LeBron James, Tom Brady and Leonardo DiCaprio. FB: Do you have a kitchen tip for us? JM: Pre-boil your water in the kettle before you place it in the pan. Saves you time and gas.
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THE MILLNEWPORT A property market comparison between bayside suburbs of St Kilda in the south-east and Newport in the inner west throws up interesting statistics revealing both differences and similarities. It also shows just why savvy house buyers and investors are paying attention to a CBRE boutique project, The Mill in Newport. They want to get on board the inner west property express, reports Carole Levy.
Westbourne Grammar P-12 Walk 15 mins Car 3 mins Bayside College P-12 Car 3 mins Bike 9 min
COFFEE/FOOD Pint Of Milk Weekend brekky/lunch go-to, Five Senses coffee. Walk 9 mins Car 2 mins Odd Spot Café Dollop of Paleo, delish brekkie, lunch, coffee and cakes. Walk 3 mins
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ic Cuni, director of residential projects with CBRE, says Newport not only matches St Kilda in terms of city commuting and lifestyle, but beats it hands down in property prices. “Everyone seems to be turning on to the west’s attractions, which is creating a hot market,” he says. “When you consider that the median price for a two-bedroom unit in St Kilda is $569,000 compared with $454,000 in Newport, that $115,000 differential is a huge budgetary incentive – and an important dissimilarity between the suburbs. “In terms of city commuting, there’s little difference, with public transport, cars and bikes taking roughly the same travel times and with similar ease. The median age in each suburb is 20 – 39, while Newport has nearly as many families as singles and St Kilda has 80 per cent singles. “St Kilda has The Esplanade, we have The Strand waterfront, plus Yarra River; St Kilda has its Botanical Gardens, we have the extraordinary Newport Lakes Reserve. The number and nature of sporting facilities in the Newport area are greater than St Kilda’s by a big margin. Schools? Each has a P-12 private school and two to three primary schools, while Newport also has a P-12 government school.” This year, 295 two-bedroom apartments changed hands in St Kilda, whereas in the same period, Newport had 18 sold. “There’s a shortage of apartments, especially new and off-theplan, in Newport and neighbouring suburbs,” Nic explains, “which makes The Mill [a boutique development of 39 homes] almost a no-brainer as an investment, or for downsizers, first-home hunters and executive couples. “Inner-ring west really has it all going on.” For more information, please call Nic Cuni on 0424 523 532 or visit www.themillnewport.com.au.
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ACTIVITIES Paisley Park – gym, pool premier league soccer, golf course, bowls club, badminton centre, lacrosse field. Car 7 mins
Leroy’s Café Super family-friendly, inventive lunch and all-day brekky menu, licensed. Walk 12 mins Car 3 mins New Leaf Family food and all-day basic brekky. Car 5 mins Bike 7 mins *All travel times are from The Mill
Greenwich Reserve – baseball field, playground. Car 3 mins Newport Park – skate park, an 8-lane 400-metre running track and pavilion. Car 4 mins Fishing/boating: The Warmies ramp – river and bay launching point. Car 4 mins
CULTURAL: The Substation – curated exhibitions across the arts, performance/rehearsal spaces, function spaces (including weddings). Car 3 mins
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Scienceworks – world renowned science museum, planetarium and kids’ heaven. Car 5 mins
Train 22 mins (to Southern Cross) Car 21 mins via M41 Bike 41 mins (11.1 kms)
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WILLIAMSTOWN 3 Laverton Street, 3016
MAIDSTONE 24 Albert Facey Street, 3012
Williams: 9397 2000
Compton Green: 9397 1600 Price: $440,000+
Price: $1 million – $1.1 million Auction: April 30 at 10.30am
Auction: April 30 at noon
On the coveted south side of Williamstown and a handful of blocks from The Esplanade, this cute Victorian has a large backyard that makes it ripe for extension – or one of the vertical kind, subject to council approval. Right now, however, it’s all bright and modern with square-set cornices (on high ceilings), neutral wall paint and a mix of honey-toned floorboards and off-white floor tiles combining with picture rails, a bay window and a gorgeous cast-iron fireplace and original mantelpiece. Two large bedrooms share a fully tiled bathroom/European laundry that is smart and modern. The kitchen has oodles of white cabinetry and a stainless-steel under-bench oven, gas cooktop and dishwasher. French doors open from the kitchen to a deck shaded by a sail and a lovely old tree, one of several in the appealing backyard that has a storage shed. A split-system and off-street parking for one car are other drawcards.
In a quiet, sought-after pocket bordering West Footscray, this semi-detached duplex with terrific parks nearby has been designed with artistic flair and has a neutral colour palette, honey-toned floorboards and stylish fittings. Two bedrooms have built-in wardrobes and one has a chic feature wall. The bedrooms share a sleek bathroom with a free-standing tub and timber vanity unit with square raised basin. In the spacious family-meals zone, the kitchen has gunmetal-grey cabinetry and plenty of bench space. A pretty, north-facing courtyard with grass and a timber deck has a mural feature and retractable awning. Also out back is a studio that could be used as a small office. The lock-up garage has access to an outdoor shower and laundry. The property is within relaxed walking distance of schools, shops and cafes and has an easy route to the city.
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NEWPORT 1/26 Newcastle Street, 3015
Greg Hocking Elly Partners: 8387 0000 Auction: April 30 at 11.30am
Sweeney: 9399 9111 Price: $270,000 – $300,000
Price: $400,000 – $440,000
As distinctive as it is street-side, with its curved roofline and appealing courtyard garden, this townhouse is equally smashing on the inside, with expanses of timber floorboards, white palette, chocolate cabinetry and steamlined roller blinds on all windows in big, light-filled rooms. The ground floor has two large, carpeted bedrooms (with wardrobes and ceiling fans) and a stylish bathroom – and, at the back, access to the remote-controlled garage. The top floor shows off lovely floorboards and opens to a paved balcony, rimmed by rendered walls and with a clever meals counter/bar. The kitchen is smart, with stone benches, chocolate-toned cabinetry, soft-green glass splashbacks, a walk-in pantry and wine rack, plus all the shiny appliances. Brooklyn Reserve and Altona Gate shopping centre are in easy reach. Zone 1 transport is another bonus.
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Auction: April 30 at 11am
Anyone looking for an entry-level first home in a spot that takes advantage of the many attractions of Newport (now a property hotspot) will find this ground-floor unit of special interest. So will investors come auction day, as they can expect a rental income of $275 a week. Off-street, undercover car parking is a huge bonus and a private courtyard provides for a simple, compact outdoor life. The spacious bedroom has built-in wardrobes and the all-neutral bathroom and laundry are separate. The family-meals zone has glossy floorboards and windows are dressed in vertical blinds. The tiled kitchen has a servery bench, open display shelves, microwave nook and a gas upright cooker. The unit is also a great bolt-hole for commuters who can be in the city within five stops – about 15 minutes in peak times – and Newport Lakes Reserve is moments away.
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NEWPORT 18 John Liston Drive, 3015 Gunn & Co Estate Agents: 9397 5555 This property hits the location jackpot. Opposite a park, tennis courts and footy oval, it’s also within a short walk of schools, Newport train station and the Williamstown foreshore. And it has Williamstown Junction estate as its address – a perfect place to be. Built by award-winning Stonehenge Homes, the townhouse comes with space … lots and lots of airy, light-filled space. It’s been designed as a take on the warehouse style, best expressed in the
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curve of ceilings – mirroring exterior curves – and the row of high, square windows, recessed and angled downwards in the manner of an old warehouse. Ceilings rise as high as five metres (entry foyer), newly spruced-up Tasmanian oak floorboards stretch through living zones, and white walls have been freshly painted. New porcelain tiles run through the ground-floor and two of the bedrooms (with wardrobes) share a close-by bathroom, and the laundry is separate. The main bedroom
at the rear has a slider to a timber deck; the wardrobe is behind an island wall, and the large en suite has a tub and basins atop Caesarstone. The top floor is a sophisticated living zone, with four-metre curved ceiling, fireplace, bespoke cabinetry, surround-sound, and sliders front and back to balconies, one of which has a retractable awning. The kitchen centres the lounge and dining areas and has Caesarstone benches, lovely timber cabinetry, dishwasher
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Raine Horne Williamstown 9397 6167 38 Ferguson Street, Williamstown
WANTED...
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Couple from Germany want a 3 bedroom home in Newport. Budget up to $900,000. No need for large garden.
Young buyers from Port Melbourne want a 4 bedroom home in Newport or Williamstown. They can handle a kitchen and bathroom renovation. Budget up to $1.2m
Lady from Queensland wants a single storey home Williamstown with room for a piano. Budget to $2m.
CALL NOW if you have a property to sell
CALL NOW if you have a property to sell.
CALL NOW if you have a property to sell
THERE COULDN’T BE A BETTER TIME TO SELL. WHY? BECAUSE THE DEMAND FROM BUYERS IS FAR OUTSTRIPPING SUPPLY OF PROPERTY ON THE MARKET. OUR QUALIFIED BUYERS ARE SCREAMING FOR CHOICE. CALL US NOW IF YOU MATCH YOUR PROPERTY TO THESE NEEDS.
WANTED...
WANTED...
WANTED...
Locals in South Williamstown want to downsize to a single storey, 3 bedroom home and can pay up to $1.5m. They need a garden.
Buyer currently renting needs to buy a low maintenance townhouse and can pay up to $800k. Williamstown or Newport preferred.
South Kingsville family desperately want a new home site to build their dream. Doesn’t need to be a huge block. Budget is not fixed.
CALL NOW if you have a property to sell.
CALL NOW if you have a property to sell.
CALL NOW if you have a property to sell.
WANTED...
WANTED...
Several local investors with a variety of budgets are looking for units or villas with good growth potential and decent rental returns.
A developer is wanting a multi unit site in Newport, Altona North or Altona. Willing to pay up to $1m for a good block.
CALL NOW if you have a property to sell.
CALL NOW if you have a property to sell
Rosemary Jamonts 0405 535 434
Nathan Smith 0400 843 331
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Raine Horne Williamstown 9397 6167 38 Ferguson Street, Williamstown
29 Latrobe Street, Newport A Truly Outstanding Mid-Century Modernist 4A 2B 1C
Auction
A local landmark for those with an eye for style. This funky and unique house is notable for its clean lines and a look that evokes the Case Study modernist homes of 40’s and 50’s Los Angeles. The architect-designed refurbishments celebrate its unique qualities whilst applying environmentally sustainable design such as plentiful natural light, cross-ventilation, double glazing, solar hot water and power, hydronic heating, the list goes on. A light-filled home, offering three or four bedrooms (depending on your preferred set-up), plus study, multiple living zones, roof garden/balcony, all set amongst an artful landscaped garden. Combine all of this with a stunning park-side location in highly desired Bayside Newport, where you can stroll to cafes, shops, train station, schools, The Strand waterfront...and we think you are onto a winner!
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Saturday 7th May 11:00am Saturday 23rd April 1.00pm - 1.30pm Sunday 24th April 11.45am - 12.15pm
Agent Nathan Smith 0400 843 331 Rosemary Jamonts 0405 535 434 Price
$1,250,000 - $1,350,000
252 Millers Road, Altona North Big, Bold and Beautiful! 4A 2B 4C A superb, luxurious, residence. Offering a substantial 24 squares (approx) of contemporary accommodation. An exceptionally well designed floor plan, comprising four bedrooms, two bathrooms, plus powder room. Two separate living areas upstairs and down, make this home perfect for families. Wonderful indoor/outdoor flow to an undercover decked entertaining area, plus a sizable backyard. A well-appointed kitchen is at the heart of the home, with stone bench-tops and quality appliances. A highlight of the property is rear access via Blair Ct to double garage, plus additional parking for two more cars. Includes: ducted heating, evaporative cooling, master with ensuite and walk-in-robe, separate laundry. A location of absolute convenience, with easy access to Westgate and CBD.
Auction
Saturday 21st May 11.30am View
Saturday 23rd April 11.30am - 12.00pm Sunday 24th April 11.00am - 11.30am
Agent Nathan Smith 0400 843 331 Rosemary Jamonts 0405 535 434 Price
$650,000 - $690,000
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49 Ferguson Street, Williamstown VIC 3016 P 03 9397 5555
FOOTSCRAY 6/4 Empire St
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Located in a delightful tree lined street with a park only a short stroll away, this spacious 2 bedroom apartment offers an ideal investment or first home opportunity. Conveniently located close to shops, public transport, Victoria university, the city & Highpoint shopping centre. Comprising 2 bedrooms with BIR’s, bathroom with laundry facilities, separate toilet, living, kitchen /meals area. There is central heating and cooling, and the property is located privately on the 1st floor, undercover off street parking also included.
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Offering low maintenance lifestyle living in this sought after very central Newport location. This executive class townhouse will delight you with its open plan design & quality fittings. Comp; 3 spacious bdrms, master with robe & full ensuite. Modern kitchen inc. stone bench tops, S/S appliances. Ducted Heating & Cooling. Remote Garage & car space. Polished Timber floors. Rear decking/alfresco. Security entrance, alarm & fully landscaped. This property will accommodate family living, or make an excellent investment. Easy stroll to shopping, public transport, & schools.
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This sensational four bedroom home in a premium location meets all the requirements of the family home owner. r Comprising 3 spacious bedrooms with BIRs and r. central bathroom, master with WIR & ensuite, fully decked, paved back yard and large loft over the garage. First level features o/plan living, serviced by a modern kitchen, with stone bench tops, s/steel appliances and two separate living areas. Additional features include new porcelain floor tiles, newly polished floor boards, ducted heating, evap cooling, s/system cooling, fireplace, and ample storage.
ALTONA
1/63 McIntyre Dr
PRICE Contact Agent AUCTION Saturday 14th May 12:00PM VIEW Thursday 6:00 - 6:30PM Saturday 12:30 - 1:00PM AGENT Josif Hatzinikolis M 0421 699 222
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PRICE $690,000 - $750,000 AUCTION Saturday 14th May 2:00PM VIEW Saturday 11:00 - 11:30AM AGENT Anthony Gunn M 0409 377 449
Altona is still affordable to buy into. With everyone wanting a piece of this great suburb, now is still a great time to buy. I have on offer this fantastic 4 bedroom,1 bathroom, home in a quiet location on 400sqm that needs a little bit of TLC, but what a home you will have at the end. Timber floors downstairs and carpets upstairs, covered outdoor alfresco area, separate rear single lockup garage with remote control door. r Split r. system unit downstairs in main living area, 3 bedrooms upstairs and one bedroom downstairs. Capitalise on this golden opportunity.
PRICE $595,000 - $620,000 VIEW Saturday 11:00 - 11:30AM AGENT David Johnston M 0435 879 165
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1/31 Elizabeth Street
NEWPORT
$480 - $520,000
Wed 20 Apr - 5.30 - 6.00
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2 Sunset Drive
WILLIAMSTOWN
$980,000
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Michael Harvey 0425 737 672
3/20 Mulga Street
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$530,000 +
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Sat 23 Apr - 12.00 fo f r 12.30
2/41 Laurie Street
NEWPORT
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Auctions - Saturday 30 April
Private Sales
3 Laverton Street
WILLIAMSTOWN
$1m - $1.1m
Sat 23 Apr - 1.30 - 2.00
Sun 24 Apr - 11.00 - 11.30
86 Salisbury Street
NEWPORT
$590 - $640,000
Sat 23 Apr - 10.15 - 10.45
Sun 24 Apr - 1.15 - 1.45
24 Macquarie Street
WILLIAMSTOWN
$900 - $980,000
SOLD BEFORE AUCTION!
Daniella Sherwin 0403 380 262
3 Stewart Street
WILLIAMSTOWN
$1.37m - $1.47m
Sat 23 Apr - 1.30 - 2.00
Sun 24 Apr - 1.30 - 2.00
42 Illawarra Street
WILLIAMSTOWN
$1.1m - $1.2m
Sat 23 Apr - 2.15 - 2.45
Sun 24 Apr - 11.45 - 12.15
$570,000 +
THE STEPPING STONE
Sun 24 Apr - 11.45 - 12.15
2/59 Aitken Street
WILLIAMSTOWN
$850,000 +
Sat 23 Apr - 12.15 - 12.45
Sun 24 Apr - 10.15 - 10.45
14A Park Street
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$790,000 +
Sat 23 Apr - 1.45 - 2.15
Sun 24 Apr - 11.00 - 11.30
25 Sandpiper Place
WILLIAMSTOWN
Contact Agent
Sat 23 Apr - 11.30 - 12.00
Sam Wilson 0404 865 018
From $2,090,000
ABSOLUTE WAT A ERFRONT AT
Michael Harvey 0425 737 672
Lots 8 & 9 Waterfront Place WILLIAMSTOWN
Auctions - Saturday 7 May 1/95 Mills Street
ALT L ONA NORTH LT
12 McGuire Crescent
WILLIAMSTOWN
$680 - $740,000
Sat 23 Apr - 1.00 - 1.30
Sun 24 Apr - 2.45 - 3.15
37/114 Mason Street
NEWPORT
$320,000 +
Sat 23 Apr - 10.15 - 10.45
Sun 24 Apr - 2.00 - 2.30
$470 - $520,000
Sat 23 Apr - 3.00 - 3.30
Sun 24 Apr - 12.30 - 1.00
Auctions - Saturday 14 May 5/72 Dover Road
WILLIAMSTOWN
8 Agg Street
NEWPORT
$800 - $880,000
Sat 23 Apr - 1.45 - 2.15
Sun 24 Apr - 1.45 - 2.15
75 Woods Street
NEWPORT
$1,350,000 +
Sat 23 Apr - 12.30 - 1.00
Sun 24 Apr - 11.00 - 11.30
36 Kororoit Creek Road
WILLIAMSTOWN
$950,000 +
Sat 23 Apr - 2.30 - 3.00
Sun 24 Apr - 10.15 - 10.45
10 Edward Street
SEDDON
$1,200,000 +
Sat 23 Apr - 11.00 - 11.30
Sun 24 Apr - 12.45 - 1.15
Williamstown
3 Laverton Street
WHEN LOCATION COUNTS • This stunning, single-front Victorian is truly everyt y hing you’ve been looking yt for! • Located in Williamstown’s premium south-side, just moments to the beach • Off f ering two generous bedrooms, with built-in-robes and a fluid and ff easy care layout, this home provides convenient living with the charm of character • On a great allotment this property off f ers scope to extend out or upwards, ff and enj n oy the sea views (STCA) nj • Off ffff f-street parking for a single car • Fe F atures include: floorboards, high ceiling, original fire place, ducted heating and evaporative cooling and reverse cycle split system • Only a short stroll to shops, cafes, train station, foreshore walkways, botanic gardens and the beach
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Newport
86 Salisbury Street
SUPERB TOWNHOUSE LIVING • The perfect opportunity to get into the Newport market in a highly sought aft f er location, this freestanding, low-maintenance home is the ideal ft property to live in or invest • The appeal is enhanced by the close proximity to Challis Street shopping strip, schools, transport, Williamstown precinct and the CBD • Comprising of a large, light-filled living area and a generous kitchen leading to an outdoor area • Tw T o bedrooms with built-in-robes • Additional features include: hardwood floorboards, two split system air conditioners, gas appliances and a separate laundry • First home buyers, wise investors or empty nesters will enj n oy this nj substantial property
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Saturday 30 April at 11.30 55 G5 Saturday 23 April - 10.15 - 10.45
ENQUIRY CONTA T CT TA
Sunday 24 April - 1.15 - 1.45 $590 - $640,000 Katie Smith 0425 737 673 katies@williamsre.com.au
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Williamstown
42 Illawarra Street
WUNDERKAMMER • This much-loved, beautiful, Victorian home has been owned by the same couple for 30 years • Every inch of this property is filled with character, r from the lead-light r, windows, to the pressed metal ceilings, along with original fireplaces • Both front and back gardens have been designed to have one thing or another in bloom all year round, creating a stunning natural sanctuary for native birds • The oversized bathroom was built to the highest standard with a unique yet functional layout • Further features include: 14 foot ceilings, additional roof storage, ducted heating, gas appliances and rear lane way access • A fantastic property in a fantastic location, this is one you most definitely will not want to miss!
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1 Saturday 30 April at 2.30 56 C11 Saturday 23 April - 2.15 - 2.45 Sunday 24 April - 11.45 - 12.15 $1.1m - $1.2m Katie Smith 0425 737 673 katies@williamsre.com.au
Altona North
1/95 Mills Street
THE STEPPING STONE • Fully renovated and ready to move in, this modern home off f ers an ff aff f ordable entry into the Altona North market ff • Fe F aturing polished timber floorboards throughout, reverse cycle ducted heating and cooling, quality kitchen appliances including a dishwasher • Off f ering a light-filled living room, three generous bedrooms and a bright ff central bathroom • The kitchen and adj d acent meals area opens out to a low-maintenance rear dj yard, with fantastic entertainment decking • Park the car in the carport, locked by remote roller door, r and stroll to r, wonderful amenities, such as The Circle shopping centre, Second Av A e Fresh Centre, Bayfit leisure centre, schools and transport, plus easy access to the CBD • Ideal for first home buyers, investors and small families, this is a great opportunity in a popular location
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Saturday 7 May at 11.30 55 C3 Sunday 24 April - 11.45 - 12.15 $570,000 + Lauren Wood 0411 648 509 laurenw@williamsre.com.au
Williamstown
NEW LISTING
12 McGuire Crescent
INVEST IN THE BEST • If it’s a delightful home you seek or a wise investment, look no further! • Ideal location on the popular Range Estate, close to parklands and the bay • Open-plan design overlooking the rear courtyard with access to a double garage and workshop • Modern conveniences such as ducted heating, split system airr con and an ralarm system • A sensational opportunity providing you with a low-maintenance lifestyle… This is unmistakably good buying in a prime location, in an extremely sought-aft f er area ft
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Saturday 7 May at 12.30 55 H8 Saturday 23 April - 1.00 - 1.30
ENQUIRY CONTA T CT TA
Sunday 24 April - 2.45 - 3.15 $680 - $740,000 Michael Harvey 0425 737 672 michaelh@williamsre.com.au
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Williamstown
5/72 Dover Road
NEW LISTING
CALLING ALL EMPTY NESTERS, INVESTORS AND FIRST HOME BUYERS! • We are off f ering you a fantastic opportunity to enter the Williamstown ff property market • This low-maintenance unit is in the perfect location, just seconds from The Strand waterfront, cafes, transport and boutiques • Comprising a large light-filled living area, two generous bedrooms, central bathroom, separate laundry, plus a single lock-up garage • This property is ideal for investors, downsizers or first home buyers looking to enter the property market
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Saturday 14 May at 10.30 56 C7 Saturday 23 April - 3.00 - 3.30 Sunday 24 April - 12.30 - 1.00 $470 - $520,000 Katie Smith 0425 737 673 katies@williamsre.com.au
Newport
NEW LISTING
75 Woods Street
MAGNIFICENT FAMILY LIVING • From the moment you step inside you’ll appreciate that this brand new double-story home is like nothing you’ve seen before. Incredible attention to detail and stunning design has enabled the owners to create a spectacular family residence on a grand scale which is truly one of a kind • Exceptionally well designed floor plan comprising four bedrooms with walkin-robes, including two luxurious master suites both with full ensuites, a third sparkling bathroom with bath, spacious powder room, two separate living areas both upstairs and down, plus study and separate laundry • Perfect for entertaining, with wonderful indoor / outdoor flow through stunning glass doors to a paved alfresco area, plus well-appointed kitchen in the heart of the home with island bench, stone tops, soft f -close draws, ft butler’s pantry, plus quality appliances including pyrolyt y ic oven yt • Beautifully landscaped and generous backy k ard with in ground saltwater ky solar heated swimming pool, add to the appeal of this breathtaking home • Fe F atures: high ceilings, solid hardwood floorboards, hydronic heating, evaporative cooling, data points, solar panels, irrigated underground sprinkler system plus garage with great storage and remote roller door • Perfectly located in the heart of Newport only a short stroll to shops, Newport station, Newport Lakes, schools and cafes
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Saturday 14 May at 11.30 55 H5 Saturday 23 April - 12.30 - 1.00 Sunday 24 April - 11.00 - 11.30 $1,350,000 + Sam Wilson 0404 865 018 samanthaw@williamsre.com.au
Williamstown
NEW LISTING
36 Kororoit Creek Road
LOCATION AND POTENTIAL! • On a generous allotment of approximately 530sqm, this block front Victorian home off f ers a multitude of options for the astute buyer ff • Liveable as is with tremendous scope for renovation and extension (STCA), taking advantage of the period features throughout • Explore the option of complete re-development of a brand new home or a multiple unit site (STCA) • Fe F aturing high, decorative ceilings and cornices, open fireplaces, gas heating, split system cooling and an expansive north-facing rear garden • Situated in a fantastic location, enj n oy a short stroll to Williamstown Beach, nj Williamstown North Tr T ain Station, schools and cafes
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Saturday 14 May at 12.30 55 K8 Saturday 23 April - 2.30 - 3.00
ENQUIRY CONTA T CT TA
Sunday 24 April - 10.15 - 10.45 $950,000 + Michael Harvey 0425 737 672 michaelh@williamsre.com.au
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NEW LISTING
Seddon 10 Edward Street LOCATION AND LIFESTYLE • Distinctly designed with family in mind, this fully renovated Edwardian residence will make you feel at home the minute you walk through the door • Spacious and impressive both inside and out, there is plenty of room for your family to grow • Boasting classic features such as leadlight windows, high decorative ceilings, ceiling roses and an open fireplace • Off f ering four double bedrooms, three large bathrooms, a separate study and up to ff three living zones • Enj n oy a completely separate formal lounge and dining room, or entertain in the opennj plan family room that opens out to an expansive undercover decking • Fully landscaped rear garden with sunny northerly aspect plus rear access to a carport • Fe F aturing polished timber floorboards, ducted heating, split system cooling, quality kitchen appliances including a Bosch steam assist oven and Miele dishwasher, r attic r, k line ky storage (with future potential STCA), an upstairs retreat and a glimpse of the city sky • A truly great home in a fantastic location, stroll around the corner to all of Seddon’s wonderful cafes and bars plus take your pick of two train stations for easy access into the CBD
AUCTION
Saturday 14 May at 1.30
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INSPECT
Saturday 23 April - 11.00 - 11.30 Sunday 24 April - 12.45 - 1.15
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$1,200,000 +
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Lauren Wood 0411 648 509 laurenw@williamsre.com.au Katie Smith 0425 737 673 katies@williamsre.com.au
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10 00 - 10 30am 320 Barkly Street, Footscray.
9689 8388
Charmaine Pienko 0401 583 343 Darren Dean 0438 550 055
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Auction Saturday 30th April 2 00pm Price Guide $300,000 - $320,000 Inspect Saturday ce Contact
1 30 - 2.00pm 33 nderson Street, arraville.
968 8388
Dean ohnson 0414 3 163 Wayne ogers 0411 854 0 4
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Auction Saturday 30th April :00pm Price Guide $450,000 - $480,000 Inspect Saturday ce Contact
12 00 - 12 30pm 33 nderson Street, arraville.
968 8388
Dean ohnson 0414 3 163 Wayne ogers 0411 854 0 4
SOLD by the ‘can do’ agents.....
Footscray 404/250 Barkly Street Large Corner Apartment (90m2 Apx) with Panoramic City and West Gate Views
* Spacious open plan kitchen-living zone (50m2 apx), with split system heating/cooling * Modern kitchen with stone bench-tops, glass splashback, gas stovetop, electric oven and dishwasher * Large balcony with uninterrupted City and West Gate views
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* deally situated in this Cul-de-sac location * Master bedroom o ering ull ensuite and W * ntrance to ront ormal lounge and dining area * Host Style kitchen, large separate laundry double glazed windows
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Auction Saturday 30th April 2:30pm Price Guide $820,000 - $880,000 Inspect Saturday ce Contact
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Yarraville 2/1 Jepson Street Brand new secluded & luxurious inner city sanctuary with ca ti ating anoramic ark as ect Brilliant architectural design by renowned local architects Basset Loba a. Warehouse style residence, stunning panoramic park aspect and secluded location. Reverse Living massive open plan
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Auction Saturday 7th May 11:00am Price Guide $410,000 - $450,000 Inspect Saturday ce
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10.30 - 11.00am 33 Anderson Street, Yarraville.
9687 8388
Dean Johnson 0414 397 163 Peter Kelly 0400 334 746
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Auction Saturday 7th May 1 :00pm Price Guide $665,000 - $695,000 Inspect Saturday ce
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11:15 - 11:45am 33 Anderson Street, Yarraville.
9687 8388
Peter Kelly 0400 334 746 Wayne Rogers 0411 854 094
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Auction Saturday 7th May 1:00pm Price Guide $295,000 - $320,000 Inspect ontact Agent ce
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To arrange an inspection 320 Barkly Street, ootscray.
9689 8388
Terry ooper 0411 852 508 Darren Dean 0438 550 055
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* Single storey unit comprising 4 bedrooms two with BIRS * entral bathroom, 2 W s plus separate laundry * Spacious living room and kitchen with gas cook-top
Yarraville 8/230 Williamstown Road Brand New & Extremely Affordable Two Storey Townhouse With Secure Basement Parking * Two large bedrooms with BIRs and WIR * Opening to extensive fully decked yard * Large sparkling bathroom with adjacent laundry * Open plan living/dining area opening to balcony
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Auction Saturday 7th May 11:00pm Price Guide $475,000 - $500,000 Inspect ontact Agent
10:30 - 11:00am 33 Anderson Street, Yarraville.
9687 8388
Dean Johnson 0414 397 163 Peter Kelly 0400 334 746
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9689 8388
Terry ooper 0411 852 508 Darren Dean 0438 550 055
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415-417 MELBOURNE ROAD, NEWPORT 3015 Tel. (03) 9391 6573 • Fax (03) 9399 1424 Email: newportre@bigpond.com
METKA McDONALD J.P. Licensed Estate Agent Mobile 0418 393 972
ACN 005 205 998 • ABN 75 005 205 998
LICENSED ESTATE AGENTS • PROPERTY MANAGERS • CONSULTANTS
AUCTION this Thursday at 2.30pm
13 Borrack Square, Altona North. Vic. 3025
Comprising of rear access. Ample parking. Positioned amongst some Multi-national tenants. Building Area: 100sqm approx Land size: 130sqm approx Zoned: Business 1 Agents in conjunction: Saade Ghazi Mob: 0407 013 304 Hunter French Real Estate Inspections strictly by private appointments only.
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196 Millers Road, Altona North. Vic. 3025
227 Douglas Parade Newport
Great potential for astute investor, developer or simply family home Bright & cosy home with bungalow and garage. Comprising: 3 bedrooms, (two with built in robes & fans), family size lounge with gas heater and air conditioner. Large modern kitchen and dining area, plenty of cupboards, gas stove, air conditioner, fully tiled central bathroom & sunroom overlooking back yard. Polish floors, 2 air conditioners, sun blinds. Land size 15.2m X 38.4m (585sqm approx) Situated handy to Borrack Square and Altona Gate Shopping Centre and only minutes to Altona Beach, Westgate Bridge & the City.
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An outstanding chance to secure this excellent Prime Retail Investment
WE DELIVER...
MAIDSTONE 108 ASHLEY STREET
MARIBYRNONG 18 BLAIR STREET
SUPERB DEVELOPMENT OPPORTUNITY A rare opportunity of prime real estate in Maidstone has arrived. Looking for builders, developers or owner builders to build your dream home on this fantastic parcel of land measuring approximately 18.29m x 36.78m (Subject To Council Approval).
SPACIOUS TOWNHOUSE WITH STREET FRONTAGE AND THAT WINNING APPEAL Combining size, style and natural light this great townhouse residence is situated in a great street highly sought after and prime pocket of Maribyrnong. Moments away from public transport, Highpoint shopping centre, local schools, parks and the C.B.D the home features: •Three spacious bedrooms with built in robes •Light filled kitchen/meals and living area which flows out onto the balcony •Two bathrooms •Three toilets •Laundry •Secure double garage with internal access
This opportunity is often sought but seldom found. Within easy access to public transport, schools, shopping centres, parkland and only a few minute’s drive to Melbourne’s CBD. Secure this now and watch your money grow.
AUCTION Saturday 7th May at 11:00am CONTACT Nick Meddis 0422 776 981 Paul Boicos 0499 994 321 OFFICE 93 Rosamond Road, Maribyrnong 9317 5577
Please Note: All land measurements are approximate only.
MARIBYRNONG 9 IBIS PLACE EXQUISITE FAMILY HOME Architecturally designed to suit the larger family, this wonderful abode located in the sought after Edgewater Estate is a show piece of contemporary inner city living. •Four very generous upstairs bedrooms with built in robes, huge master bedrooms offering fully deluxe ensuite, WIR and private balcony overlooking parkland •Central sparkling bathroom with separate powder room •Massive retreat/family room •Elegant downstairs entry •Study/home office or fifth bedroom •Vast open plan living and dining area
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AUCTION Saturday 7th May at 1:00pm CONTACT Paul Boicos 0499 994 321 Amanda Basilone 0431 693 377 OFFICE 93 Rosamond Road, Maribyrnong 9317 5577
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LUXURY LIVING AT ITS BEST Situated in one of Edgewater estate’s prime positions, this stunning home boasts exceptional luxury, generous north-facing entertaining spaces and uninterrupted views of the Maribyrnong river. •Open plan living with the spacious living/dining space adjoining the kitchen with large sliding doors that lead to a spectacular deck •Breathtaking views of parklands, golf course and the Maribyrnong River makes for a delightful backdrop •Two bedrooms on the ground level have built-in wardrobes, while an opposing study makes for the perfect home office •Two larger bedrooms reside upstairs; the main equipped with walk-in wardrobe and modern bathroom •Stunning Gourmet kitchen with stone bench-tops
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Yarraville 8387 0011
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Newport 21 Tait Street
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BER $800,000 - $880,000 --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Auction Sat 14th May at 11.30am --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Inspect Saturday 1.45 - 2.15pm --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Leigh Melbourne 0414 239 986 Wayne Elly 0410 305 305 --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Web 21taitstreetnewport.com.au
Distinguished by its desirable Newport surrounds, this captivating contemporary renovation defines the understated, yet striking design of this enticing three-bedroom home. An alluring alfresco area and dazzling entertainer´s deck with significant sheltered proportions, are warmed by a blazing open fire, which provides an exceptional indoor/outdoor focus. The sleek and stylish chef´s kitchen with stonedetailed benchtops adds to this enticing open plan format. Ample off-street parking and sensational proximity to Newport Station, Hall St and Mason St cafés underscores the wonderful lifestyle possibilities of this impressive proposition.
Williamstown 8387 0000
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Seaholme 1 Seaholme Avenue
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Price Contact Agent --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Auction Sat 7th May at 10.30am --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Inspect Wednesday 6.00 - 6.30pm Saturday 11.45 - 12.15pm --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Vince Caramia 0405 122 925 0410 305 305 Wayne Elly --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Web 1seaholmeavenueseaholme.com.au
An address abutting Seaholme Primary School and mere minutes to the parklands that line the lovely beachfront illustrates the idyllic family appeal of this brilliantly sized five-bedroom home. Endless natural light fills the home´s open plan proportions, illuminating comprehensive kitchen and dining domain that enjoys the alfresco appeal of a generous sheltered deck, while two similarly sunny living zones illustrate the space´s flexible family character. Grassy garden surrounds, as well as the inclusion of ducted heating throughout, air-conditioned living zone and security system confirms complete convenience, readily complemented by excellent proximity to shops and Seaholme Station. Ample OSP.
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Seddon 1/26 Emma Street
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BER $600,000 - $660,000 --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Auction Sat 14th May at 12.30pm --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Inspect As Advertised --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Leigh Melbourne 0414 239 986 Wayne Elly 0410 305 305 --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Web 1/26emmastreetseddon.com.au
Designed so that its impressive dual level spaces match quality to comfort and luxury to low-maintenance ease, this inviting, totally independent townhouse includes a living/dining area of instant appeal, accompanied by a Caesar-stone and Miele fitted kitchen and outlooks over the decked rear courtyard retreat. Upstairs the allure of the accommodation is clearly conveyed by a north facing main bedroom featuring a fabulous terrace, two further bedrooms and a fully tiled central bathroom. A substantial internally accessed garage adds to the attraction of a city edge setting, with Bristow Reserve and Victoria Street´s vibrant cafes reached in a matter of minutes.
Williamstown 8387 0000
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Williamstown 98 Osborne Street
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BER $1,100,000 - $1,200,000 --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Auction Sat 7th May at 11.30am --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Inspect Saturday 10.45 - 11.15am --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Leigh Melbourne 0414 239 986 Wayne Elly 0410 305 305 --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Web 98osbornestreetwilliamstown.com.au
The perfect definition of a desirable opportunity, this original modern residence surrounds itself with a generous allotment significantly complemented not only by northerly rear aspects and easy access from Coogee Lane but also, clearly, by such a sought after setting close to the Botanic Gardens and the beach. Classically comfortable while ideas are formulated for the future, living and dining areas accompanied by a well-maintained kitchen lead to three bedrooms sharing a central bathroom before natural light from the north enhances the backdrop. Beyond, a huge garage/work-shop delivers total current day convenience as well as highlighting the scope suggested by these great dimensions.
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Yarraville 98 Powell Street
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BER $800,000 - $880,000 --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Auction Sat 7th May at 1.30pm --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Inspect As Advertised --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Leigh Melbourne 0414 239 986 Wayne Elly 0410 305 305 --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Web 98powellstreetyarraville.com.au
A handsome tree-lined street, only a short stroll from the enticing cafĂŠs and restaurants that populate vibrant Yarraville Village, ensures an endlessly attractive setting for this large and lovely three-bedroom home. Set against a sparkling swimming pool backdrop, a gentle update breathes new life into well-sized living/dining and upstairs family retreat with charming kitchen/meals ready for renewal. Secure garage and driveway parking contribute considerable convenience to a property within easy reach of transport, parklands and Yarraville West Primary, and set conveniently close to the freeway.
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Altona 156 Maidstone Street Style, Space And Setting Combined The impressively renovated, flexible proportions of this three bedroom plus study home reveal a rear garden that highlights the attraction of an allotment measuring some 606sqm close to schools, Ford reserve, Westona station and the beach. A living room featuring polished floors, a gas fire place and Reverse cycle heating/cooling is the focal point of a design that offers a north facing contemporary kitchen and a dining area with an alfresco feel that overlooks a generous deck and the great garden backdrop. Three bedrooms, one currently configured as work from home zone, are complemented by a beautifully bright study, a sophisticated fully tiled bathroom and a similarly stylish second bathroom/laundry. Carport and secure storage. Capture an address that offers ideal dimensions and makes the most of a strategic setting.
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BER $660,000 - $700,000 -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Auction Sat 7th May at 12.30pm -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Inspect Saturday 12.00 - 12.30pm -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Leigh Melbourne 0414 239 986 Wayne Elly 0410 305 305 -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Web 156maidstonestreetaltona.com.au
Altona North 11 Mahon Avenue Sophistication On A Spacious Single-Level Effortlessly combining superb proportions with exquisitely conceived design, homes of such sought-after space as this enticing three-bedroom residence are rarely available in such an elegant single-level format. Soaring ceilings above and inviting timber floors underfoot distinguish open plan living, surveyed by designer kitchen and amongst a landscaped backdrop of alluring indoor/outdoor attraction. Single garage, ducted heating/cooling and ample storage throughout conclude this impressive proposition, perfectly positioned to enjoy the advantages of easy city access and nearby schools, Altona Gate Shopping Centre and transport.
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Newport 1/94 The Strand An Elegant Experience One of Newport´s most coveted addresses achieves captivating context for such an intrinsically elegant residence, underscored throughout by luxurious attention to detail. A masterful blend of timber and stone comes together in the stunning Smeg/Bosch kitchen that accompanies dazzling open plan living while, upstairs, retreat-style accommodation of three bedroom proportions includes a stunning master suite surveying divine balcony views. Discreet internal access to secure car parking concludes an unforgettable proposition defined by the endless lifestyle allure of such a vibrant bay side location.
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Altona Meadows 10 Point Cook Road A Strategically Situated Modern Classic
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BER $300,000 - $330,000 ---------------------------------------------------------------------------This bright single level residence´s Auction Sat 30th Apr at 11.30am well maintained original proportions ---------------------------------------------------------------------------Inspect Thursday 5.00 - 5.30pm include a north-facing living room, Saturday 11.00 - 11.30am separate lounge, kitchen/dining area, ---------------------------------------------------------------------------3 bedrooms, central bathroom & a Vince Caramia 0405 122 925 wide side drive leading to a carport. Dean Caramia 0431 601 399 ---------------------------------------------------------------------------Land: approx. 630m2. Web 10pointcookroadaltonameadows.com.au
Williamstown 8387 0000
Yarraville 8387 0011
All The Best Ideas This substantial family home comprises of a formal lounge, large living/dining, open plan kitchen & a flexible rumpus/theatre zone. Extensive under-cover decking that includes a spa, dual double garages plus additional parking, zoned heating/refrigerated cooling, 4kw solar panels & Foxtel connectivity.
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Brooklyn 1/18 Cypress Avenue A Polished Townhouse Performance This impressive designer townhouse comprises of 2 bedrooms that share a sparkling bathroom, while above, a living/dining domain delivers exceptional style with an open-plan kitchen & substantial entertainers balcony. Complemented by heating/ cooling & internally accessed garage.
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BER $400,000 - $440,000 ---------------------------------------------------------------------------Auction Sat 30th Apr at 11.30am ---------------------------------------------------------------------------Inspect Wednesday 5.45 - 6.15pm Saturday 11.00 - 11.30am ---------------------------------------------------------------------------Mark de Brabander 0406 536 447 Wayne Elly 0410 305 305 ---------------------------------------------------------------------------Web 1/18cypressavenuebrooklyn.com.au
West Footscray 31 Braid Street Innovative Concept, Inspired Execution This skillfully updated four bedroom home boasts a five plus star energy rating, an enticing open plan living under soaring vaulted ceilings, while efficient slab & hydronic heating ensures constant comfort throughout.
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This classical Californian confirms the readiness for renovating or possibly replacing, STCA! The current day proportions include a central living room, serviceable kitchen/meals, up to 3 bedrooms, flexible study, basic bathroom, rear paved garden paved & a freestanding bungalow.
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BER $600,000 - $660,000 ---------------------------------------------------------------------------Auction Sat 30th Apr at 2.30pm ---------------------------------------------------------------------------Inspect Saturday 10.30 - 11.00am ---------------------------------------------------------------------------Simon Eighteen 0411 472 608 Wayne Elly 0410 305 305 ---------------------------------------------------------------------------Web 11queensvillestreetkingsville.com.au
Yarraville 9 Stanger Street 4
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Yarraville 8387 0011
Renowned As A Family Address A classical family home comprising of a central dining area, modern adjoining kitchen, substantial separate living room, 3 bedrooms, central bathroom, ducted heating & evaporative cooling, under-cover verandah, established gardens, garage & work-shop plus OSP.
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BER $690,000 - $740,000 ---------------------------------------------------------------------------Auction Sat 14th May at 12.00pm ---------------------------------------------------------------------------Inspect Saturday 11.15 - 11.45am ---------------------------------------------------------------------------Simon Eighteen 0411 472 608 Mark de Brabander 0406 536 447 ---------------------------------------------------------------------------Web 9stangerstreetyarraville.com.au
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Expressions of Interest by 13th May 2016 4pm Contact Agent Adrian Butera 0409 099 791 & Dee Gibson 0416 091 369 Bayside 9397 1600
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197 Pilgrim Street
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3/26 Kororoit Creek Road
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SEDDON 30-34 Sydenham Street RISING SUN Set in this Iconic development with its classic period facade, is a boutique townhouse of contemporary style and design offering style and design offering a choice of floorplan and price. You can choose from a : • Distinctive 2 level townhouse or • Impressive 3 level townhouse All with secure garage parking, security entrance, leafy pathways and situated close Seddon Village shops, trendy cafes’ and great transport options to CBD. With its proven track record as a suburb on the move, be quick to secure your future.
For Sale Private Sale Inspect As Advertised Contact Mario Costanzo 0418 496 644 Josie Woods 0434 550 022 Office
Level 1/252 St Georges Road Fitzroy North 9489 9888
WILLIAMSTOWN 135A Railway Place 2
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SPACIOUS LIVING WITH LOW MAINTANANCE A lovely contemporary three- level town house located in the historic Williamstown precinct, featuring a stunning rooftop terrace with views capturing the city skyline and the ambiance that allows you to sit back, relax and enjoy the benefits of this seaside suburb. This modern town house has been built to perfection. Ground floor offers a study/ guest accommodation or optional 3rd bedroom plus a second living room, powder room, laundry and courtyard. First floor comprises 2 double bedrooms ( main with ensuite and WIR) and a luxurious bathroom The second floor offers attractive kitchen/living room, state of the art European kitchen with meals area. The roof top terrace offers breathtaking 360 degree views, it is the perfect place to entertain or sit and relax with your friends. Other features include: quality finishes throughout, polished timber floors, reverse cycle air conditioner , double glazed windows , lock up garage and built in robes Well worth an inspection – be impressed! For Sale $875,000 Contact John Costanzo 0418 990 457 john@chambersre.com.au JosieWoods 0434 550 022 josie@chambersre.com.au Office
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A Stunning Internal Renovation!
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• 3 comfortable bedrooms • Spacious lounge room with gas heater • Updated kitchen adjoining large meals area • 2 fully renovated bathrooms, 2 toilets • New brick garage • Low maintenance living • Brilliant location, prized residential area, walking distance to shops, schools & Sunshine train station
Auction Sat 7th May at 12 noon Inspect Saturday 11.00 - 11.30am Agent David Falcone 0413 116 717 Map Ref 40 K1
• Three bedrooms all with MBIR’s • Study area • Spacious lounge room • Appealing vinyl wrap kitchen adjoining meals area • Sunroom/family room • Bright central bathroom • Brilliant location, prized residential area, walking distance to parks, shops, schools & Sunshine train station CT RA NT O RC DE N U
Auction Sat 14th May at 12 noon Inspect Saturday 11.45 - 12.15pm Agent David Falcone 0413 116 717 Map Ref 40 H3
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10/7 King Edward Avenue Albion
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20 Prescott Street Sunshine West
34 Felstead Avenue Sunshine West
It Doesn’t Get Any Better Than This!
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First Home Buyers Or Investors!
• One bedroom • Lounge room • Recently renovated kitchen • Updated central bathroom • Car park space • Close to schools, shops & transport
• Amazing opportunity to purchase this rarely found vacant land, in an established area of Sunshine • Land size - 15.27m x 34.95m = 528m2 approx • Build your dream home or potential development site (STCA) For Sale Inspect By Appointment Agent Fred (Fatih) Fanoscu 0419 384 097 Map Ref 40 H3
• Three bedrooms • Lounge room • Kitchen with meals area • Bathroom with toilet • One bedroom sleep out • Single garage• Land size approx 610m2 • Future development site (STCA)
• 3 bedrooms • Lounge room • Kitchen adjoining with meals area • Central bathroom • 1 bedroom sleepout • Close to schools, shops & transport
For Sale Inspect Saturday 10:45 - 11:15am Agent Fred ( Fatih) Fanoscu 0419 384 097 Map Ref 40 E5
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Sold 14 Warmington Road Sunshine West
60 Nicholson Parade Sunshine West
3 Brent Mews Sunshine West
6 Beachley Street Braybrook
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• Three bedrooms • Lounge room • Neat kitchen adjoining meals area • Bright central bathroom • Garage & extra storage • Land size 619m2 (approx) • Development potential (STCA) For Sale Inspect Saturday 10.45 - 11.15am Agent Sang Do 0419 935 955 Map Ref 40 F5
• Three large bedrooms • Main bedroom with semi ensuite & WIR • Comfortable lounge room • Separate dining room • Upgraded kitchen & huge meals area • Brilliant central bathroom • Lockup carport • Land size approx 680m2 For Sale Inspect Saturday 11.30 - 12.00pm Agent Fred (Fatih) Fanoscu 0419 384 097 Map Ref 40 C3
• Four large bedrooms plus study • Main bedroom with semi-ensuite • Lounge room • Dining room • Upgraded two pak kitchen with meals area • Central bathroom with spa • Single garage • One bedroom bungalow For Sale Inspect Saturday 12.15 - 12.45pm Agent Fred (Fatih) Fanoscu 0419 384 097 Map Ref 40 A2
• Three bedrooms & study • Large lounge room • Upgraded kitchen & meals area • Bright central bathroom • Garage & workshop • Currently leased at $305 per week (lease until 13.05.2016) For Sale Inspect By Appointment Agent Sang Do 0419 935 955 Map Ref 41 B2
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5 Balnarring Drive Kings Park
9/21-25 Panamax Road Ravenhall
23 Mephan Street Footscray
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• 4 or 5 bedrooms • Main bedroom with ensuite • Study area • Lounge room • Open plan kitchen adjoining large meals area • Upstairs family retreat • Bright quality bathroom • Double garage with remote door & workshop For Sale Inspect By Appointment Agent David Falcone 0413 116 717 Map Ref 27 C10
• 3 bedrooms • Sun-filled lounge room • Updated kitchen with stainless steel cooking appliances & dishwasher • Generous sized meals area • Bright appealing two-way bathroom • Brick garage with workshop For Sale Inspect Saturday 10.00 - 10.30am Agent David Falcone 0413 116 717 Map Ref 40 C3
• Three office rooms • Reception space • Kitchen with meals area • Bathroom & toilet • Positioned in the heart of the industrial area • Rental income approx $40,000 per annum
• Spacious office room • Kitchen & meals area • 8 car spaces & 2 toilets• Land size 21.39m x 53.66m = 1166m2 (approx) • Existing building 860m2 (approx) • Great location, great investment For Sale Inspect By Appointment Agent Sang Do 0419 935 955 Map Ref 27 K12
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YARRAVILLE 63 BALLARD STREET
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Offering a grandiose parcel of land (approximately 465 sqm) with the potential to extend upwards and backwards or to simply use the block as a canvas in order to shape and develop your own designs of up to two highly sought after townhouses (S.T.C.A). With two generous sized bedrooms featuring copious storage space, a liberal sized bathroom and a kitchen overflowing in family atmosphere. Whether it’s the potential fortune you’re attempting to capitalize on or you are looking to nest yourself in the peaceful heart of Yarraville, it absolutely makes sense for this property to be a must inspect! METHOD SEABROOK 14 JOHN COOKE TERRACE
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This is it! Presence, Position & A Parkland Vista… Without question this amazing property has got you covered; cleverly and thoughtfully designed to make the most of the 529sq/m (approx.) on offer offer, fer, it will tick all your boxes and deliver even more pleasant surprises as you peel back the layers.
View Thu 7:30-8:00pm & Sat 10:00-10:30am Auction Sat 7th May 1:30pm EPR Recent Sales Upon Request Duncan McMillian 0407 314 002 Scott Perry 0439 595 461
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1118728-RC07-14
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49 MARIBYRNONG & HOBSONS BAY STAR WEEKLY \ APRIL 20, 2016
Trades & Services
13 11 98
Qualified Tradesman with a guaranteed service with over 20 years’ experience. Special rates for Pensioners.
1132726-RC19-14
Junction Forge
1210220-CG49-15
â?š all types of fencing â?š retaining walls â?š internal flooring â?š decking and timber features â?š landscape construction â?š est. 28 years
Specialising in Local Needs Paling & Double Paling, Colorbond Gates, Merbau Gates & Screens
All Types Of Electrical Work • Switchboard Upgrades • Free Quotes • Pensioner Discounts • Smoke Alarms • Safety Switches • Reasonable Rates • LED Lighting • No Job Too Small • Sweep Fans & Power Points • 24hr Service TV Outlets & Antennas REC 12351
1193338-LB31-15
ACACIA FLOORS
Sam: 0413 776 149 or 8390 0203
Sanding & Polishing
MOBILE ELECTRICAL SERVICES
Old & New Floors, Dustless Machines - All Work Guaranteed Phone Shayne 0438 662 147
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Tony Ryan Electrics For All Your Lighting and Power Needs • Oven & Hot Water Repairs • Spa Wiring • Phone, Data & TV Points • Test & Tagging
Phone 0419 502 799 or 9748 1465
Reliable & Experienced Removalists 2 men - from $75 per hour. Competitive prices - time starts at your door. Will beat any reasonable quote. Ph: 8390 9465 - 0413 693 216
Packing, Pianos, Antiques and Billiard Tables, Local, Country & Interstate. No job too small. Unwanted goods, or rubbish taken to tip. All areas from $89p/h (min 2 hours), 24 hours/7 days
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1223566-RC15-16
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9310 1070 - 0403 046 998
Rec 15872
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Garage/Garage Doors Local owned company
☛ 0407 886 064 (AH) 9743 3013 G6674928
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9742 3677 David Millington 0412 103 980
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Garden Services
1156305-HM40-14
ANDREWS GARDENING SERVICES
50 MARIBYRNONG & HOBSONS BAY STAR WEEKLY \ APRIL 20, 2016
Gutter cleaning
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Handy Persons
Any other backyard jobs
* General Maintenance * Tiling / Guttering * Painting / Plastering * Doors / Windows * Kitchens / Bathrooms * Decking / Pergolas
Call Chris on:
E: handy-man@optusnet.com.au
From fixing a hole to the whole house
ODD JOB RESCUE s 1UALIlED IN CARPENTRY s 'ENERAL 2EPAIRS s $OORS 7INDOWS s $ECKING s 0ERGOLAS s 7EATHERBOARDS s +ITCHEN "ATHROOM 2ENOS AND MUCH MORE
G6254323AA-dc28Aug
1138462-PB23-14
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0412 236 236
General Classifieds section of Network Classifieds.
Domestic Commercial Minor plaster repairs, all areas.
WE USE TOP QUALITY PAINT
CHEAP PRICES * FREE QUOTES
Call Ibrahim on 0403 610 782
24 hours
Affordable Quality Painting
RICHES PAINTING
Quality finish guaranteed Prompt and professional service. Fully insured For a free quote Please call Steve on 0404 920 105
J&D PAINTER & DECORATOR Clean & professional work
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Graham 0412 617 922 oddjobrescue.com.au
Quality professional work
Painters/Decorators
PAINTER, DECORATOR & FLOORING SERVICE
G6739681
All garden care / rubbish removed Windows / doors / fly screens / gutter cleaning and repairs Painting / tiling and plastering repairs / small odd jobs TV / DVD set ups and flat packs assembled 0EST CONTROL s #AR CARE AND BASIC SERVICE Pensioner Discount
★ Sales Maintenance ★ Installation ★ Roller Doors ★ Sectional Doors Remote Control Openers peners from $400
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Call Damien: 0401 044 546
ALL YOUR GARAGE DOOR NEEDS...
EDGE LANDSCAPES
9306 9908
0423 892 273
Landscaping
Call Nick on 0422 245 438 Or 0433 297 998
Hobson Bay Home Maintenance
11985 11 98510-LB37-15
G6137277AA-dc3Jul
Scott: 0409 705 612 Tim: 0411 795 300
Partitions
G6517234AA-dc11Dec
G6616651AA-dc11Feb
Domestic, Commercial, Phone Data, Hot Water Services, Rewires, Oven Repairs
Glass
HANDY HANDYMAN MAN HANDY MAN
ALL VIC REMOVALS & STORAGE Westgate Electrical Pty Ltd Cheap boxes 4 sale *** All electrical work ***
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TED'S GLASS & LEADLIGHTING
Furniture Removals
FUSSY FURNITURE REMOVALS rec 5389
24 HOUR EMERGEN EMERGENCY SERVICE Specialising In Shop fronts Table Tops Doors Shower Screens Windows Mirrors Splashbacks Insurance Claims
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office@mesec.com.au
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1180212-ACM15-15
G6137303AA-dc3Jul
PH: 0419 542 368 or 9369 7831
Stone or Change the Whole Look of Your Old Kitchen In A Day.
Call for a quote 0425 825 504
Free Call: 1300 666 701
SA FLOOR KINGS
Kitchens
STONE BENCHTOPS Overlay Over Your Old Benches With
Glass/Glazing
www.aaaglass.com.au
1163330-HM47-14
24 HOUR SERVICE
Pensioners Discounts-All Electrical Services Domestic Commercial Industrial Alarms Appliances Automation
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G6401260AA-dc23Oct
www.dsstonebenchtops.com.au
0418 546 808
G6210923
Your home is my concern
Floor Services
Phone 0412 488 732
A. M. Electrical
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1218856-HM09-16
Specialising in: â?? Sanding, Polishing and repairs of all timber floors. Fast free quotes, Top quality workmanship at Mates Rates
Domestic & Industrial Installations & Repairs Rewires, Stoves, HWS, New Houses, Units, Split System Installations For FREE QUOTES Phone Dean Gilbert
FREE QUOTES
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• Paving & Landscaping • Brick work repairs • Decks-Install & Repairs • Gutters-Repair & Clean • Home Maintenance & more
Call Rob on 0412 804 566 or 9391 3281
- Any odd jobs done - No job too small - Free quotes 9390 9112 0414 832 922 G6069788
Top Rate Floors
DC GILBERT ELECTRICS
– 0403 071 287
e Grass mowed e Trees cut e Rubbish removed e Weeds pulled e HANDYMAN SERVICE
Accessories Sale Now - Free Quote – Cheapest prices!
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• Plastering • Carpentry • Tiling • Painting
TOM'S GARDENING SERVICE
s Steel Fence s Double/Single Gates s Pool s Garden s Auto/Manual Sliding Gates s Picket & Slat Fencing
REC 12351
1175002-LB10-15
0418 361 298
Rec13069
For A Free Quote Call Phil
13 11 98
Precision Home Maintenance Services
Mowing, Edging, Hedging, Weed Control, Garden Clean-ups, Instant Turf, Rubbish Removal, Block Slashing & Landscaping Prompt Service – Fully Insured – Police Checked
s &REE 1UOTES s !LL STEEL WORKS s 'UARANTEED WORK s .O JOB TOO SMALL s DISCOUNT FOR 0ENSIONERS
www.rmfencing.com.au
Call Tom
(Rec 9692)
Gates & Pergolas
Ph: (03) 8360 9997 Ray 0422 118 920
Domestic, Commercial, Industrial s &REE 1UOTES s 2EASONABLE 2ATES s .O *OB 4OO 3MALL s 3ENIORS $ISCOUNT
9398 5005
House & Gardening Services
Steel Fences Made to Measure
All Electrical Work
Established 1999 Skilled, courteous, trustworthy tradesmen
One call, all trades
R & M Fencing (Vic)
ELECTRICIAN
Home Maintenance
s (ANDYMEN s ,AWN -OWING s 0AINTERS s #ABINET -AKERS s 'ARDENERS s 2UBBISH 2EMOVAL s %LECTRICIANS s 0ERGOLAS $ECKS s #ONCRETERS s 'UTTER #LEANING s #ARPENTERS s 4ILERS 0AVERS s 0LUMBERS s 2OOF 2EPAIRS s "RICKLAYERS s 4REE ,OPPING s 0LASTERERS s 7INDOW #LEANERS s ,OCKSMITH s #ARPET #LEANING
G6275516AA-dc3Sep
Lou’s Colorbond Fencing
G6425413AA-dc5Nov
0413 333 549
Call Joe 0498 375 094 - 7 days
Lou 0412 339 445 or 9746 7569
9315 6758
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GREG
Call 0402 350 875
G6162301AA-dc16Jul
0418 361 298
1144051-PB29-14
1172065-KC10-15
ALTONA BAY ELECTRICAL P/L
Call 0430 332 368
Specialist in • Lawn mowing • Edging Pruning / Hedge Trimming • Regular Maintenance • Rubbish Removals • Tree Lopping • Gutter Cleaning
AKJ FENCING
www.akjfencing.com.au
Services • Repairs • Maintenance Over 30 years experience, All types of Air Con, Evap Cooler & Gas Heating System AU31693
AMAZING GARDEN SERVICES
Call 0478 927 543 or 0419 585 381
Free Quotes
s 'ARDEN -AINTENANCE All Types of - Mowing Small & Large Lots Bobcat Work - Tree & Rubbish Removal - All Aspects of Gardening s ,ANDSCAPING - Establishing Gardens - Instant & Artificial Grass - Sprinkler Systems CONTACT s #HEAP "OBCAT 3ERVICE - Bucket Work, Hole Drilling & Trenching - 3.5T Tip Truck
1139776-PB26-14
All types of Domestic, Commercial & Industrial Work. • Emergency & exit light testing & repairs • Inspecting & testing of fire alarms • Testing & tagging of electrical items Phone Mark 0418 324 872 mark.perram@hotmail.com
KS Heating & Cooling
MOWTOWN GARDENS
The Real Deal in timber Paling fences and most projects or timber needs.
7E ACCEPT
G6172613AA-dc17Jul
G6364728AA-dc9Oct
For a Free Quote Call
Free quote, Fair & reasonable rates
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1194154-ACM32-15
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1198310-PB37-15
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For a free quote call 0420 614 516
1223917-DJ15-16
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AIR CONDITIONING COOLING & HEATING
1213839-CG03-16
Jim 0418 177 567
Heating
1193348-LB31-15
Colorbond fences and gates Paling fences Free measurement & quote
section of Network Classifieds.
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1139777-PB25-14
Forbes Fencing
Real Estate
Call John 0433 911 967 or 9395 5019
0408 539 859 9748 0220
1181792-RC17-15
FREE MEASURE AND QUOTE
Carpentry Doors Painting Wallpapering Tiling Flat Pack Assembly All Odd Jobs No job too small - Free Quotes
G6335255AA-dc1Oct
Call 9748 7403 or 0417 364 417
Fencing & Gates
★ Lawns Mowed & Edged ★ Weeding ★ Poisoning ★ Pruning ★ Ride On Mowing ★ Sprinkler Systems ★ Chainsaw Work ★ Instant/Seeded Lawns ★ Rubbish Removal ★ Gutters Cleaned
Call Joe 0425 708 774 or 9337 3130 or 9366 1889
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Call Theo 0421 569 005 H: 9378 2056
1223331-RC14-16
John at Kerrie Electrics on 9337 4732 / 9744 2478 / 0418 582 656
1150142-CG34-14
Aluminium Window & Door Replacements Security Doors & Flyscreens
DOMESTIC / INDUSTRIAL / TAC / WORKCARE
Any type of Electrical Work.
TV & Ph points, lights, power points, safety switches, smoke alarms, etc. Will beat any written quote. Pensioner discount.
Handy Persons
JOHN’S HANDYMAN SERVICES
BASIC SCAPES GARDENING C748485-KK50-9
No job too small
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WESTSIDE ALUMINIUM
Rec 1944
A1 Absolute
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1222142-LB13-16
Call 0456 824 324
A Grade Electrician
Garden Services
1197292-PB36-15
1225077-LB16-16
s "ASIC 3LIDING $OOR 3ERVICE WITH WARRANTY TRACKS LOCKS AND WHEELS 3ERVICED s $OUBLE (UNG 7INDOWS 3ERVICE s 3ECURITY $OORS &LY 3CREENS
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1161632-LN44-14
SLIDING DOOR AND WINDOW SERVICE
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1221084-ACM11-16
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1197777-PB36-15
Doors 1168701-LB01-15
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A & R Affordable Painter G6453707AA-dc13Nov
20 years Experience. Commercial & Domestic 20% Pension Discount FREE QUOTE
Ph: Ali: 0402 766 406 / 8360 9345
Trades & Services
J R A PLASTERING
G6634712AA-dc18Feb
Specialising in Patchwork, Extensions New Homes, Cornices Free Quotes
Call Jeremy 0401 227 592 Plumbing
Western Suburbs Plumbing Lic No. 35048
Will blow the others away
David Sheridon 0412 311 148
Lic No. 38755 ABN No. 58054025352
REPAIRS & SERVICING Ex Gas & Fuel - over 30 years experience!
• Spouting and Roofing • Maintenance • Renovations and Extentions • General Plumbing and Gas Fittings
s 3EWER MACHINES Senior s s HYDRO WATER JETTERS 24/7 Discou nt s .EW HOMES AND RENOVATIONS Service s PIPE AND LEAK REPAIRS
For quick service call Mick. FREE Quotes
ALL SERVICES PLUMBING
C1102979-JL47-13
Fast Reliable Service 0418 996 687
Pumps
PUMP REPAIRS
- Tank Pumps - Pool Pumps - Submersibles - Industrial 9314 4977 373 Somerville Rd West Footscray - All Types “CARRY IN DISCOUNT� COUPON $25
Prompt, Reliable, 28 years exp
0421 047 806
0423 877 432
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www.alcoil.com.au
Call 9998 7260
Sevices WORK GUARANTEED
Cement & Terracotta Roof Restorations Pressure Cleaning & Roof Painting Guttering & Iron Roof Replacement
“The name you can trust’’
131 546
www.jimsroofing.com.au
AAA Roofing & Restorations
Roller Shutters
New & Old Roofs, Extensions, Restorations, Rebed & Points, High Pressure Cleaning All Repair Work, Insurance Work Free Roof Inspections Full gutter replacements and roof restoration from $4500
Brad
UP TO
NICK’S RE-BLOCKING SERVICE FREE SMOKE ALARM
PH: 9360 5357 Mobile: 0412 378 193 G6795050AA-dc29Apr 1132314-LB19-14
1223161-ACM14-16
C1046377-KG34-12
For all types of Gutter replacement - Colorbond or Aluminium. Forget painting use Colorbond fascia cover!
Rendering
Reblocking/Underpinning
Registered Building Practitioner
Call 0417 337 170
GUTTERING
Jin’s Fridges/Washing Machines s 7ASHING -ACHINES s 2EFRIGERATORS s !IR CONDITIONERS s $RYERS s -INIMUM CHARGE s 0ENSIONER $ISCOUNTS
U 25 Years Experience U All Work Guaranteed U 4 Coat Paint System - Wide Range Of Colours U Flexible Pointing Available U Owner Operator U Free Quotes From $1695
FREE QUOTES
0455 457 772 aaaroofingrestorations@gmail.com
ALL SUBURBS ★ RAISING ★ LEVELLING ★ UNDERPINNING ★ RESTUMPING WITH CONCRETE OR REDGUM STUMPS ★ COUNCIL PERMIT ★ ALL WORK GUARANTEED
1205948-HM46-15
1207431-HM47-15
9366 7831 - 0417 556 963
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WWW WEDOROOFS COM AU
ROOF RESTORATIONS
MEL-ASH REFRIGERATION
0403 371 738
0405 695 976
COLOUR-TECH 2000
Refrigeration
s #OLOUR #HANGES s 4EXTURE #OATINGS s 2ENDER 2EPAIRS s "RICK 2EPAIRS s 0LASTER 2EPAIRS s "RICKLAYING s 2OOF 2EPAIRS s &REE 1UOTES
section of Network Classifieds.
Reg No 8659
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Wardies Rendering
Real Estate V
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ROOF RESTORATIONS
s 2OOF RESTORATION s -AINTENANCE REPAIRS OWNER OPERATED
David: 0425 811 882 Ash: 0403 619 333
MEMBER OF MASTER BUILDERS ASSOCIATION
Lic 27204
Hot Water Units Replaced Burst Pipes Leaking Taps Repaired Leaking Toilets Repaired General Plumbing Maintenance
0417 352 040 Ph/Fax 9974 6624
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BLOCKED DRAINS CLEARED FAST 9689 0511
G6519072AA-dc21Jan
Roofing
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C1074446-FB6-13
1219008-HM10-16
LIC102400
C753694-MD1-10
Lic 35031
s BLOCKED SEWER & STORM WATER s CCTV PIPE & DRAIN CAMERAS
0431 170 956
ALL AROUND
REBLOCKING & UNDERPINNING
s &RIDGES s &REEZERS L011010 s !IR #ONDITIONERS s #AR 2E GASSING
MIRMIC PLUMBING
FAMILY OWNED AND OPERATED BUSINESS QUALITY SERVICE WITH A FAIR PRICE
Call JOE 9357 2838 Mobile: 0450 377 045
& AIR CONDITIONING - DOMESTIC & COMMERCIAL
GAS APPLIANCE
• 100% Australian Made & Owned • 10 years replacement warranty • Electric, manual or combination • Single and group remote controlled • Connected to smoke alarm (auto-lift)
Showroom @ 18 Quinn Drive, Keilor PArk, 3042
Free Quote All Suburbs Insurance Elevation
Dynamite Plumbing
OZTEC WINDOW SHUTTERS FOR FREE MEASURE & QUOTE PH: 9336 0005 JORDAN: 0413 708 238
DB-L-29449
For all your plumbing needs
Epping 494 High Street, Epping, Vic 3076 Tel: 9401 2232
Kealba 2 Malcolm Court, Kealba, Vic 3021 Tel: 9364 2232
CALL 9308 5687 OR 0432 532 044
177646
Lic No. 23853
FREE QUOTES
âœś 10% Pensioner Discount âœś Computer Level âœś Council Permit âœś 15 Years Guarantee
âœś Builder âœś Fully Insured
977914
Phone Mark 0409 383 946
s EXCAVATIONS
Lowest price guarantee
PHONE RONNIE 0422 585 492
Matt 0409 576 536
s EMERGENCY PLUMBING/SAME DAY SERVICE s (OT WATER UNIT REPAIR AND REPLACEMENT
Ausway Underpinning/Restumping
REGISTERED BUILDER APPROVED • Red Gum or Concrete Stumps • Council Permit Supplied • House Raised & Levelled in one piece • All work guaranteed 15 years • Free Quote and Advice
General Maintenance Drain Blockages Tap and Toilet Repairs Gas and Heater Servicing Roof Repairs Renovations
Renovations/Extensions Split Systems Grey Water Systems Tap Repairs/Leaks Gas Fitting/Repairs Spouting Renewals Hot Water Renewals Blockages & Drainage Water Tanks
s ,EAKING 4AP AND 4OILET REPAIRS
841 947 OR 9333 0038
PERFECTION RE-STUMPING & UNDERPINNING
C894629-JM6-11
s !,, GENERAL PLUMBING MAINTENANCE
#ALL 0437
1223337-HM17-16
Troy Grundy 0411 354 573
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9689 1129.... 9314 1624....0415 513 582
C704225-JM17-9
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No Job Too Small Free Quotes Trading 20 Yrs
PGDRB/Melb Water Lic.No. 33538
1145410-LB30-14
s 9EARS %XPERIENCE s )NSURANCE 7ORK s .EW AND /LD (OMES s 0ATCH UPS Ring Craig 0419 381 963 9747 9683 1153781-LN37-14
• All gas appliance repairs, servicing & installations • Ducted heating • Hot water units • Airconditioning • Roofing • Drains • Bathroom Renovations
1133524-LB19-14
C & S KIMPTON
G6732389AA-dc26Mar
ATTARD’SHotPLUMBING & HEATING & cold water services.
Manual/electric & remote control operated with smoke alarm & manual override Factory/Showroom
C886894-JL3-11
PH: Ed 0412 127 482
LIC 33201
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C915642-JM14-11
www.craigsgas.com.au
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REBLOCKING
1207800-HM47-15
Specialist in Gas Appliance Service & Installation
1138073-PB23-14
1223820-RC15-16
CRAIG’S GAS & PLUMBING
EXTREME
G6341777AA-dc19Mar 1140205-PB25-14
9391 0399
Free measure and quote
Call Shane: 0432 498 910
G6517060AA-dc21Jan
Free quotes
ELITE ROLLER SHUTTERS & REPAIRS
Contact Simon:
1219743-DJ10-16
Lic plumber &
gas fitter Reg 17258 Lic green plumber 1143621-RC28-14 Hydronic heating specialists No job too small All fields covered
Call 9077 0135
9309 0700 - 0411 174 000
1147584-RC31-14
Plasterers
LIC 33201
Free Measure and Quotes all suburbs
1162124-LB45-14
GJ & MS WALSH
1193252-ACM31-15
1300 699 698 0419 975 293
Full Insurance All work Council approved 15 years guarantee All Council permits supplied 100% computer levelling Concrete pump used 15 years experience For a free quote and advice
FOR ALL YOUR GENERAL PLUMBING
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FIVE STAR REBLOCKING & UNDERPINNING
1199571-LB38-15
1160836-LB44-14
Pest Control
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PEST & TERMITE CONTROL
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Global Roller Shutters
RESTUMPING, UNDERPINNING & FLOORING
NO OBLIGATION – FREE QUOTES
s #EILINGS AND 7ALLS 2ESURFACED s 2ENOVATION 3PECIALIST s %XTENSIONS s 2EPAIRS s /VER 9EARS %XPERIENCE s &REE 1UOTES
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REBLOCKING AND UNDERPINNING
No. 1165650
MARK 0423 511 896 V
LANDMARK
Roller Shutters
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1134905-HM20-14
Painting Services s 1UALIlED 0AINTERS AND $ECORATORS s 1UALITY 0AINTS 5SED s #OMPETITIVE 0RICES s 2E 0AINTS 3PECIALIST Jason 0439 858 298
Reblocking/Underpinning
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seaview
MASTER PLASTERER
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25% OFF
9311 2111
Showroom: 36 Industrial Drive, West Sunshine www.rollertec.com.au
1221500-LB12-16
Rubbish Removal
AARON & JOHN’S DEMOLITION & RUBBISH REMOVALS 1134593-RC20-14
Painters/Decorators
1210438-CG50-15
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• Demolition Specialists • Backyard Cleanups • Concrete Broken or Cut & Removed • Tree Lopping & Removal • Rental Cleanups • Deceased Estate Cleanups We Take Anything Away
Call 0434 525 311
G6133636AA-dc2Jul
51 MARIBYRNONG & HOBSONS BAY STAR WEEKLY \ APRIL 20, 2016
Trades & Services
Quality at affordable prices, reliable, Senior Discount
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Nathan 0400 028 856
5 Year Guarantee
Tiling
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The following sites owned by the Victorian Government have been determined to be surplus to current and future service delivery: • 103A Grieve Parade, Altona • 430-436 Blackshaws Road, Altona North Draft changes to the planning scheme provisions have been prepared to reflect that these sites are no longer required for public purpose and to facilitate their sale. The Minister for Planning, the Hon. Richard Wynne MP, has referred the proposed changes to the Government Land Standing Advisory Committee for advice. You can make a submission to the Advisory Committee about the proposed planning scheme provisions. To find out more about the proposed planning scheme changes and how to make a submission see www.delwp.vic.gov.au/fast-track-government-land Documents can also be viewed at: Altona Library 123 Queen Street Altona
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Pets & Services
ADVERTISERS PLEASE NOTE
New rules apply to the advertising of dogs and cats for sale. It is now an offence to advertise the sale of a dog or cat unless the microchip identification number of the animal is included in the advertisement or notice. A registered domestic animal business may use its Council business registration number as an alternative.
For further information, call 136 186 or visit www.dpi.vic.gov.au/pets
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2-4 HANDS Swedish Relaxation Massage. Werribee area, 7 days per week, 10am-8pm. Please phone 0425 805 090.
SEWING MACHINES & OVERLOCKERS
AMAZING Deep tissue/Lomi Lomi massage, with/without ear candling. From $30. 10am-10pm. By appt. Hoppers Crossing. Phone 0439 556 546.
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ASIAN MASSAGE 10am-8pm, 7 days pw, 2c, 100 Furlong Rd, Cairnlea, 0425 414 418.
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Temporary Full Time - commences 4/8/16 to 01/11/16 Band 6 - $79,236 - $86,365 pro rata (+ 9.5% super) Enquiries: Kaylene Johnson on 9932 1000. Applications must address the selection criteria and close Friday 6 May 2016.
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Excellent location. Beautiful Bay views. Large 5 bed brick home, lounge, sunroom, 2 bathrooms, polish floors,
HOME BASED INCOME Earn more money, more time, $0-$10K plus with a simple part time opportunity. 0402 031 395.
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The only one in new industrial area. Good lease. Contact owner direct 0418 317 221.
Esplanade $900.00pw
Work from home. Shop & 2 bed. 2 toilets, kitchen, lounge, bath. Back yard.
415-417 Melbourne Rd, Newport
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A TEACHER Available for tutoring. Maths, Science, Chemistry, Chinese, Japanese. Call 9483 0831 or 0418 871 203. A GRADE TUTORING Maths and English, all levels including VCE & IB/SL course. Please phone 0432 514 326. MATHS/PHYSICS Tutoring by experienced tutor/former university instructor. Year 4 to VCE. Call Jude 0413 764 369.
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Positions Vacant
AUTOMOTIVE Looking for panel beaters, spray painters, managers and mechanics to work in busy automotive workshops. Contact Antonio: 0449 979 151
B-Double Driver Immediate Start Casual Position 2-3 Days per week Country Run Laverton North Depot
Call 1300 588 115
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WERRIBEE Large furnished room, male or female, must be employed. $115pw includes all bills. 1 week bond required. Phone 0401 811 876.
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Rosella Avenue, Werribee Wiltonvale Avenue, Hoppers Crossing Alsace Avenue, Hoppers Crossing Ballan Road, Werribee Wavish Court, Werribee
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Angelo 0405 102 192 9314 3330
Fully qualified cabinet maker req. Imm. start. Above award rates. Western Suburbs. Call Joe: 0400 014 204
Any car just bring it to 5 Holcourt Rd Laverton or we can tow away & still give you $100 min.
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SWIFT CRAFT Ski boat, with 65HP Evinrude motor, VGC. Welcome to inspect. $3,800 ono. Phone 0414 395 581.
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Leila Medzic Property Manager 0412 919 871
Wanted with experience to join our team in a modern panel shop near Sunshine. Immediate start, wages negotiable.
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Connor Haynes Property Manager 0430 177 355
273 Barkly Street, Footscray
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SUNSHINE NTH – Berkshire Road 185m2
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Kimberley Neal Property Manager 0412 919 871
Panel Beater
www.hobsonsbay.vic.gov.au
WAREHOUSE
YARRAVILLE – 128a Roberts St 96m2 FOOTSCRAY - 1st flr 104a/144-148 Nicholson St 67m2
Must have experience in finishing footpaths and crossovers. Must have licence, ABN and White Card. Work based in northern and western suburbs. Call Rob 0425 747 157.
Temporary Full Time - up to 12 months Band 4 - $58,002 - $62,630 (+9.5% super & RDO) Enquiries: Janet Dawes on 9932 1000. Applications must address the selection criteria and close Thursday 28 April 2016. For further information on the above positions please visit our website. Council is an equal opportunity employer.
YARRAVILLE - 7c Kent St 180m2
OFFICES
Concrete Finisher
Administration Officer Cultural and Economic Development
FOOTSCRAY - Suite 24/7-9 Leeds St 16m2
FOOTSCRAY – 241 Barkly St 80m2 FOOTSCRAY – 5/68 – 82 Hopkins St 70m² (Restaurant) FOOTSCRAY – 28 Irving St 65m2 FOOTSCRAY – 106 Nicholson St 440m2
0474 507 588
Waste and LitterCoordinator Community Youth Services Engagement Officer
COMMERCIAL / INDUSTRIAL LEASING RETAIL
Experienced and Reliable. Must be available from 3pm. 5 days per week. Send sms or phone
1167690-LB50-14
Houses
46 Blendon Street, St Albans 27 Cathcart Street, Maidstone 700 Barkly Street, West Footscray 38 Pridham Street, Maribyrnong 108 Cowper Street, Footscray 35 Whitehall Street, Footscray 70 Donald Street, Footscray 89 Village Way, Maribyrnong 8 Oak Crescent, Braybrook
Warwick Burnham Commercial Manager 0412 318 998
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Senior Communications Coordinator Parking and Advisor Local Laws
2/29 Eldridge Street, Footscray 8/28 Stanhope Street, West Footscray 406/250 Barkly Street, Footscray 204/172 Rupert Street, West Footscray 11/27 Marnoo Street, Braybrook 8/296 Somerville Road, Kingsville 1/3 Challis Street, Newport
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MILLARD Poptop, 16ft, no leaks, 2 single beds, 1 also converts from table to bed, electric gas, fridge, stove and microwave, all in good order, tyres, mechanical brakes and gas bottle all in GC, easy to tow, 11 months reg, A53-921. $4,200ono. Call 9742 5765. WINDSOR, 16', pop top, annexe, level rides, electric brakes, 3 way fridge, EC, reg until 12/16. $8,500. 9366 6489.
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WERRIBEE KIA
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SPORT Spotswood had to wait a week longer than the rest of the Western Region Football League division 1 to play its first game of the season, taking out its frustrations on St Albans with a hard-fought eight-point win at Kings Park Reserve on Saturday. The Woodsmen were champing at the bit after drawing the bye in round one and came out with all guns blazing to open up a 25-point quarter-time lead over the Saints. The boys in green-and-gold managed to build on their lead to head to three-quarter time with a commanding 31-point lead. It was then that the Woodsmen’s lack of match fitness perhaps caught up with them. They held on grimly to four premiership points as the Saints charged home with 11 scoring shots to three in the last term.
In a division 2 tussle, North Footscray lost to Caroline Springs by seven points at Hansen Reserve. Yarraville-Seddon eventually found a way past Glenorden by 19 points at the Yarraville Oval. West Footscray showed some encouraging signs but was still comfortably beaten by 54 points on its trip to Manor Lakes. In division 3, Newport Power celebrated its first home win, thumping Braybrook by 104 points. Parkside was upset at home by Sunshine Heights, despite six goals to star Brent Kelly in the nine-point loss, while the new-look North Sunshine beat Laverton by 41 points. Lance Jenkinson
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Pressure mounts as Phoenix fails By Lance Jenkinson Surely, the only way for Altona East Phoenix is up. The Phoenix already hit rock bottom in Saturday’s 6-1 drubbing at the hands of Sydenham Park. An out-of-sorts Phoenix finished its Football Federation Victoria men’s state league 1 game at the Paisley Park Soccer Complex with just nine on the field, after red cards went to Josh Martignago and Matthew Napoli. Phoenix president Jim Dimitriou insists his club’s rough form is only temporary. “It’s a long season,” Dimitriou said. “We’ve been a bit disappointing, but our squad is still finding its feet. “We’ve got quite a few new players, so hopefully, in the next two or three weeks, we can start hitting our straps.” The fixture makers have certainly not been kind to Altona East. All three teams the Phoenix faced are in the top half of the table. They picked up a point against Banyule City in the home opener in round one, but it has turned pear-shaped from there. There was no contest in their second round game against champions Western Suburbs, coming home with a 3-0 defeat. The five-goal defeat by Sydenham Park only compounded the woes from the week before. And there is no respite on the horizon either, with a difficult away game against Keilor Park
on Saturday. The Phoenix have plans to address their needs in the transfer market before it’s too late. “We’re still looking to strengthen our squad, at least another two players,” Dimitriou said. “We want another good striker … and possibly a quality defender.” There is unlikely to be any protest from the Phoenix over the red cards. Martignago was the last man and denied a scoring opportunity, while Napoli was given his marching orders for a crude tackle. In better news, veteran Soner Kul played his first game of the season for the Phoenix and came out unscathed. Yarraville Glory has moved up to fourth after a 3-2 win over Diamond Valley United at McIvor Reserve. Altona Magic remains on top, with an unblemished record after a 1-0 road win over Banyule City at Yallambie Park Reserve. In state league 2, Altona City enjoyed a 2-0 win over Heidelberg Stars, after goals to Craig Moss and Marcus Slimane. In state league 3, FC Williamstown claimed its first win of the season, thrashing Geelong Rangers 3-0 with Gorgi Niceski, George Iliovski and Aleksandar Dimitrijevic scoring. It was Dimitrijevic’s third goal in as many games. A double to Branko Durand lifted Melbourne City to a 3-2 win over Upfield.
Flags unfurl in new year
IN THE DOGHOUSE
By Lance Jenkinson
■ The Fevolution came to the west with spectacular results on Saturday, when Brendan Fevola made his WRFL debut for Deer Park. And I have to say it was not his 10 goals that caught my eye, although some were brilliant. It was his interaction with his teammates and supporters that was worth whatever he is being paid by the Lions. It was reminiscent of the Tony Lockett days at St Kilda, when the crowd would move from behind the goals at one end to the other just to watch Plugger kick. Fev high-fived the kids after goals and posed for photos and signed jumpers and autographs after the match. I watched him on the ground during the warm-up and he was genuinely having fun with his new teammates. ■ While Fev was running riot in Deer Park, another former AFL star, Mark Williams – now playing coach of third division side Newport Power – was also on his way to 10 goals in the team’s first senior home game. It’s certainly a star-studded start to the WRFL season. ■ Junior football in the west is in an interesting position and the dynamic is different as you go from suburb to suburb, club to club. I’ve received several emails regarding the state of junior footy and there’s no clear-cut solution. A club like St Albans is looking for players to fill out a team in the under-9s and under-15s and if they don’t do it soon, these kids will be lost to footy. Contact the club if you have potential players. Wyndhamvale can’t field an under-17 team yet are in a huge growth area. Is it the fees, the scheduling of games or the commitment of training and playing and the availability of parents to be the taxi? There’s a huge push for girls’ and women’s football, which I think is good and healthy for the code. My concern is the drop-off in numbers in the older boys’ age groups and the standard of the competition, which, in my opinion, has plummeted.
Leigh Masters extends to take a strong mark for Williamstown. (Shawn Smits)
Vikings not there to make up numbers Altona should not be putting a ceiling on what it can achieve this season, according to new senior coach Saade Ghazi. The Vikings’ pass mark is to achieve more wins than last season, a target that would again get them into the Western Region Football League division 1 finals. But for Ghazi, making finals isn’t enough – he wants to win them. “Our expectations are that we want to win enough games to make the finals,” he said. “If we don’t do that, I think we will have under-achieved and I wouldn’t be happy as a coach. “I always coach for finals … the club, having made finals last year, aims to make the finals and win a final.” Altona stalled out of the gates, losing its first game in a tight contest with last year’s runner-up, Werribee Districts. Having rested up after the bye last weekend, the Vikings have a tricky second-game
Saade Ghazi has winning expectations for the Altona Vikings. (Damjan Janevski)
encounter with St Albans at Grant Reserve on Saturday. The Vikings can ill afford to drop two straight at home. “It becomes super-crucial for us,” Ghazi said. “You don’t want to lose your first couple of games, especially at home. We’ve just got to win some games early to get the confidence up.”
Ghazi is a Williamstown Football Club legend. In 2014, he was inducted into the Seagulls’ hall of fame – hardly a surprise, considering he won the JJ Liston Medal for best-and-fairest in the VFL, a club best-and-fairest, was a member of the team of the century and captained the club. He has plenty of coaching experience at local level, too, having led Epping and Avondale Heights. He took the Seagulls reserves to the 2008 premiership and the Port Melbourne reserves to a flag four years earlier before taking over as senior coach. Ghazi’s business sense helped secure him the Altona job. “It’s about bringing in sponsorship, some new recruits and looking after some of the young kids coming through,” he said. “It’s the whole package.”
■ The Western Bulldogs have been hit hard by injuries early in the season and while we won’t be seeing the likes of Bob Murphy and Jason Johannisen for a while, we may see Lukas Webb, Bailey Dale, Tom Campbell, Will Minson, Fletcher Roberts or a dozen others, and that’s not a bad thing. It was great to see Dale Morris captain the side last week, a very fitting accolade for a true team man.
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It will be remembered as a proud day for Williamstown Football Club, even if it ended on a sour note. The Seagulls had the rare opportunity to unfurl not one but two Victorian Football League premiership flags from last season on Sunday. In front of adoring fans at Burbank Oval, the senior and development league teams had a last chance to reflect on a job done well last season. Seagulls’ football manager Chris Dixon told Star Weekly past players had come along and club legends Gerry Callahan and Ray Smith unfurled the flags. “It was a wonderful day for the club off the field, but we were disappointed we couldn’t match it on the field,” Dixon said. It was a day for the stinging Box Hill Hawks to exact revenge on the Seagulls. The Hawks came out with a plan to physically unsettle the Seagulls, and it worked early on, giving the visitors an early lead in what was arguably the most telling period of the game. “They brought a lot of heat to the contest early on and we took a while to adjust,” Dixon said. “The disappointing thing from our end is we didn’t bring that effort and intensity early … and it allowed them to get a bit of a jump on us.” The Seagulls took a 10-point lead in the final quarter, but the Hawks went on to win with a withering four-goals-to-nil in the last quarter. “We’re disappointed we didn’t use the ball better,” Dixon said. “I reckon we’ve had five or six shots that ended up on the full or touched on the line, so if we used the ball a bit better inside 50 and defended their transition, the result might’ve been a bit different.” Michael Gibbons was at the forefront again in the Seagulls midfield. He certainly enjoys playing against the brown and gold. “Two really good games against Box Hill,” Dixon said. “His draft prospects continue to shine. Hopefully, there’s more AFL clubs looking at him.” Sam Dunell was outstanding on the forward line with four goals, while Dylan Conway bobbed up with three at crucial times. Sean Hetherington finished with two goals after a stellar performance on the wing and Brett Bewley’s booming kicks were a feature off half-back. The Seagulls face top side Casey Scorpions at Casey Fields on Saturday night. “It’s going to be a really important game for us,” Dixon said. “We’ll be looking for a response, looking to bounce back.”
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points and seven rebounds in just 17 minutes of action. The Gators are 2-2 on the season and face Coburg, a team with an identical record, at The Swamp on Sunday. In men’s division 2, Altona Gators succumbed 102-79 to Pakenham. The Gators were never in the hunt after trailing by 19 at half-time. Joey Mausar, Justin Eckhardt and Brent Radoslovic were the leading scorers, with 14 each. Lance Jenkinson
Altona’s ‘stingy’ defence conceded just three goals in three games. (Luke Hemer)
West women hold court The western suburbs dominated over the opening three rounds of Hockey Victoria’s women’s premier league – Altona and Footscray are both undefeated and occupy the top two spots on the ladder. Altona came from a goal down at half-time to beat MCC 3-1 at Sugargum Drive on Saturday. Captain Danielle Schubach, Lisa Schrock and Emma Hatton found the back of the net for the A’s. Footscray won a seven-goal thriller 4-3 over Mentone. Tegan Purser fired in a double, while
Bethany Russ and Tara Hall completed the dose for the ladder-leading Bulldogs. In the men’s premier league, Altona broke through for its first win of the season, edging out MCC 2-1 at home. Patrick Phillips and Tim Sheahan found the back of the net for the A’s. But it was another barren weekend for Footscray, losing 4-1 to Powerhouse/St Kilda. Justin Ellis was the Bulldogs’ lone goalscorer. Lance Jenkinson
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Altona has claimed its second win of the Big V basketball women’s division 2 season in emphatic style with a double-the-score 83-41 win over Pakenham Warriors at Cardinia Life YMCA on Saturday. The Gators dominated from start to finish, which allowed court minutes to be spread around the team late in the game. Stacey Procak was the Gators stand-out with an efficient 17 points and 13 rebounds. Alysha Carden-David maintained her rage with 19 points and 11 rebounds, while Nadine Collins well and truly chipped in with 16
Everyone at Western Jets breathed a collective sigh of relief when youngster Blake Graham made a successful return, despite a 10-point loss to Sandringham Dragons, in the TAC Cup at Burbank Oval on Saturday. Graham booted three goals only three weeks after finishing the Jet’s season opener in an ambulance with a serious concussion and no feeling in his legs, thankfully temporarily. After his all clear to return, Graham played more than a bit-part role. “It was an enormous relief,” Jets’ coach Torin Baker told Star Weekly. “He had the week’s break, he was seen by a specialist and cleared, so it was good to see him back on the field. “He got on the scoreboard with three goals and just seems to find a way.” But the Jets could not harness their positive energy and turn it into a victory. They charged home with four goals to one, with the breeze at their backs in the last quarter, but the deficit was just too much. The wind ruled strongly at one end all day, but it was the Dragons ability to score three goals that proved the decisive factor. “Sandringham got out in the first and the third quarters, and we were pegging them back
in the second and fourth,” Baker said. “The two goals we conceded against the wind in the second quarter ended up being quite telling at the end of the game. When you lose by 10 points, it is probably, in the end, the difference. “Overall, I was really pleased with our effort, we had more inside 50s and won the clearances, but we just wasted some opportunities going forward.” Connor Griffiths impressed for the Jets. The onballer is hard and a smart user of the ball. “I’ve been really impressed with the development in his footy from last year to this year,” Baker said. “He was a consistent four-quarter performer, and when we were challenging at the end, he was a big part of us getting close.” Alex Bouris’s forward defensive pressure was a feature for the Jets, while athletic key defender Ryan Carter produced a number of goal-saving intercepts. Brandon Lester, who had his 2015 season ruined with a broken collarbone, booted three goals. The Jets will simulate an AFL-style fly-in, fly-out of Brisbane to take on Queensland in Aspley on Saturday. The team leaves Friday, plays at 10.30am Saturday, and returns that afternoon.“
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Falcons’ star set to swoop again By Lance Jenkinson City West Falcons goal shooter Kath Knott is the reigning Victorian Netball League championship division most valuable player, but her desire to improve has never been stronger. Knott remains the top finisher in the competition and the focal point of the Falcons’ attack, but she insists she can get even more out of herself at the age of 28. “I still learn something new every time I take the court,” Knott said. “Although I won the league MVP last year, I told [coach] Marg [Lind] that I want to develop again as a player, I want to learn something new and she was like, ‘alright, let’s do this and this’.” City West is the envy of the competition because of its ability to keep up with the Joneses. Ever since the VNL’s inception, the Falcons have been a force and are there when the whips are cracking at the pointy end of the season. In Knott’s six years with the Falcons, the club has managed to overcome setbacks like injuries and representative call-ups. They have also rebuilt on the fly, tapping into their rich talent pool of youngsters. Knott believes the Falcons stay at the top because of the ability of the coaching staff to engage with their players and keep them stimulated at training. “There’s that two-way communication between coaches and the players,” Knott said. “They always make it exciting; they always make it challenging. It’s different every week.” There is a whole heap of question marks hanging over City West again this season. Can they overcome the mental scars of two heartbreaking grand final losses in two years? Do they have the depth to cover a defensive end decimated by departures?
SCOREBOARD Q FOOTBALL AFL - RD 4 W BULLDOGS 5.1 9.4 12.6 13.7 (85) CARL CARLTON 2.1 2.3 5.5 7.7 (49) Goals: Western Bulldogs: M Bontempelli 3 K Stevens 2 J Adcock J Johannissen L Hunter L Jong M Suckling M Wallis T Liberatore T McLean. Carlton: L Sumner 2 A Phillips B Gibbs D Buckley J Lamb P Cripps. Best: Western Bulldogs: L Hunter S Biggs M Suckling C Daniel K Stevens T Liberatore. Carlton: L Plowman S Kerridge K Simpson S Docherty. Injuries: Western Bulldogs: J Johannissen (hamstring) M Suckling (ankle) T Boyd (shoulder). Carlton: M Murphy (illness, head gash). Reports: Western Bulldogs: L Jong by field umpire M Nicholls in first quarter for high contact on P Cripps. Carlton: Nil. Umpires: Ben Ryan, Chris Kamolins, Mathew Nicholls. Official Crowd: 27,622 at Etihad Stadium. P W L D F A % Pts N Melbourne 4 4 - - 492 412 119.4 16 W Bulldogs 4 3 1 - 371 216 171.8 12 Sydney 4 3 1 - 460 305 150.8 12 Geelong 4 3 1 - 389 273 142.5 12 Gold Coast 4 3 1 - 436 308 141.6 12 West Coast 4 3 1 - 436 317 137.5 12 Adelaide 4 3 1 - 482 388 124.2 12 Hawthorn 4 3 1 - 365 343 106.4 12 GWS 4 2 2 - 386 314 122.9 8 Melbourne 4 2 2 - 380 361 105.3 8 Port Adelaide 4 2 2 - 396 446 88.8 8 St Kilda 4 1 3 - 339 403 84.1 4 Richmond 4 1 3 - 327 423 77.3 4 Brisbane Lions 4 1 3 - 348 502 69.3 4 Collingwood 4 1 3 - 297 440 67.5 4 Essendon 4 1 3 - 233 372 62.6 4 Fremantle 4 - 4 - 298 453 65.8 Carlton 4 - 4 - 244 403 60.6 -
VFL - RD 2 NORTHERN 1.1 8.3 11.4 16.8 (104) GEELONG 4.1 6.2 11.3 14.6 (90) Goals: Northern: Jones 5 Jaksch 3 Kerbatieh 2 Gorringe 2 Cuningham Bransgrove Tutt Gowers. Geelong: Tudor 4 Atkins 2 Cornell Lucey Buzza Rees McLachlan Bates Robinson Vardy. Best: Nothern: White Jones Wilson McGuinness Jaksch Dick. Geelong: Bews Atkins Tudor Haintz Horlin-Smith McLachlan. At Simonds Stadium ESSENDON 6.6 7.10 16.12 18.16 (124) NTH BALLARA BALLARAT 0.2 2.5 3.7 5.9 (39) Goals: Essendon: McKernan 3 Crowley 2 Eades 2 Redman 2 Merrett 2 Hams Grimley Simpkin Edwards Dempsey Coghlan Long. North Ballarat: Keeble L Lyle yle Rippon Kiel Y Youl. oul. Best: Essendon: Hams McKernan Crowley Dempsey Heppell Michael. North Ballarat: Marshall Cleary Austin Rodd Simpson Rippon. At Queen Elizabeth Oval RICHMOND 1.2 7.3 10.6 17.10 (112) FOOTSCRA FOOTSCRAY 4.3 5.9 7.13 7.18 (60) Goals: Richmond: McBean 5 Mellington 2 Butler 2 Chol 2 Couch Silvestro Short Scott Castagna Soldo. Footscray: Redpath 2 Webb Hamilton Campbell Minson Dickson. Best: Richmond: Couch Miles Darley Batchelor McBean Gale. Footscray: Russell Honeychurch Collins Webb Redpath. At Punt Road Oval.
Knott is backing the Falcons to deliver once again and remain in the premiership hunt in a transition year. “I guess the club has been so strong over the years because of the depth of juniors coming through,” Knott said. “It’s such an elite environment that players do develop quickly. “I guess it’s a new challenge for us. It’s something I’m excited about because I like new challenges. I’m looking forward to it.” Knott has reached the top of the sport, playing ANZ Championship with Melbourne Vixens and Australian Netball League with Victorian Fury. While she remains sharp on the court, Knott does not expect to reach the heights of the trans-Tasman league again, believing selectors have more than likely moved on. “I’d love to but I’m getting older and the coaches at the next level are looking at younger players coming through so they can develop them and have the next Sharelle McMahon or Sharni Layton,” she said. Knott will get the chance to play alongside her younger sister, Julia Woolley, in the attacking circle this season. Woolley missed the opening round loss to Boroondara through concussion but should be back for the round 2 battle with ACU Sovereigns. The pair will pose more than a few headaches for oppositions this season. “I think she brings out the best in me and I hope I can bring out the best in her,” Knott said. “We’ve been playing in the same team since we were seven and nine years, so we’ve got a connection that’s been built across those years. “There are sneaky look-away passes every now and then. I know when she’s going to pass it but the defenders don’t and I’m like ‘how do you not know that!’ ”
PORT MELB 4.4 8.6 10.10 12.12 (84) COBURG 2.5 5.6 6.6 11.8 (74) Goals: Port Melbourne: Clarke 3 Pinwill Pearson Mascitti Sandilands Haretuku Crocker Waddell Lange Tynan. T Coburg: Saad 6 Featherstone 2 McEvoy Y Younan Fox. Best: Port Melbourne: Pinwill Mihocek Sandilands Clarke Crocker Haretuku. Coburg: Goodwin Saad Johns Bamblett Mattingly Tarczon. At North Port Oval. T BOX HILL 4.2 7.4 13.5 17.10 (112) WILLIAMSTOWN 2.3 8.6 14.9 14.13 (97) Goals: Box Hill: Lovell 5 Lawlor 2 Heatherley Jones Burton O’Rourke Miles Whitecross Stewart Fisher Willsmore Hardwick. Williamstown: Dunell 4 Conway 3 Hetherington 2 Cordy 2 Chisari Monk Wheeler. Best: Box Hill: Willsmore Lawlor Lovell Whitecross O’Rourke Warren. Williamstown: Gibbons Dunell Carr Masters Bewley Conway. At Burbank Oval. CASEY 3.0 4.6 9.8 18.13 (121) COLLINGWOOD 4.3 7.3 9.5 10.5 (65) Goals: Casey Scorpions: Weideman 3 Grimes 2 Hulett 2 Neal-Bullen 2 Wilson Smith Scott Ambler White Trengove Petracca Newton Rutherford. Collingwood: Crocker 3 Broomhead Moloney Kelly Wills Golds Cox Collopy. Best: Casey Scorpions: Terlich T Michie Trengove Pattison. Collingwood: Wills Hellier Broomhead Crocker Kelly Viola. At Holden Centre. WERRIBEE 4.5 7.7 11.9 15.11 (101) FRANKSTON 0.0 4.1 5.2 10.3 (63) Goals: Werribee: Durdin 4 Black 3 Wagner 2 Barrack Nahas Hanson Hibberd Dumont Turner. Frankston: Wilson 3 Irving 2 Gardiner Capiron Prior Cavarra Cass. Best: Werribee: Hanson Daw Durdin Black Conway Sherlock. Frankston: Giobbi Exon McInnes Wilson Valetini Newman. At Frankston Oval. P W L D B F A % Pts Casey 2 2 0 0 0 300 100 300.00 8 Werribee 2 2 0 0 0 203 147 138.10 8 Box Hill 2 2 0 0 0 230 178 129.21 8 Essendon 2 1 1 0 0 208 141 147.52 4 W’town 2 1 1 0 0 206 176 117.05 4 Richmond 2 1 1 0 0 176 169 104.14 4 Footscray 2 1 1 0 0 164 167 98.20 4 Port Melb 2 1 1 0 0 157 171 91.81 4 C’wood 2 1 1 0 0 162 194 83.51 4 Northern 2 1 1 0 0 159 194 81.96 4 N Ballarat 2 1 1 0 0 120 199 60.30 4 Coburg 2 0 2 0 0 149 165 90.30 0 Geelong 1 0 1 0 1 90 104 86.54 0 Sand. 1 0 1 0 1 81 118 68.64 0 Frankston 2 0 2 0 0 98 280 35.00 0
AFL VIC DEVELOPMENT LEAGUE - RD 2 WERRIBEE 20.18 (138) d FRANKSTON 2.7 (19) at Frankston Oval. Details unavailable. P W L D B F A % Pts Coburg 1 1 0 0 1 96 32 300.00 4 Werribee 1 1 0 0 0 111 66 168.18 4 Northern 1 1 0 0 1 118 83 142.17 4 Sand. 1 1 0 0 1 98 91 107.69 4 Casey 2 1 1 0 0 179 168 106.55 4 Box Hill 1 0 1 0 0 91 98 92.86 0 Frankston 1 0 1 0 0 50 96 52.08 0 Port Melb 2 0 2 0 0 98 207 47.34 0 W’town 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0.00 0
Kath Knott is the City West Falcons’ sharpshooter. (Shawn Smits)
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SANDRINGHAM 4.2 6.3 11.6 12.7 (79) WESTERN 1.1 5.3 6.3 10.9 (69) Goals: Sandringham: Walker W 3 Johnson 2 Nissenbaum 2 Maloney 2 Florent Burt Cameron. Western: W Lester 3 Graham 3 Junker Foley Syme Campisi. Best: Sandringham: Tokatlidis T Lok Walker James Mclean Burt. Western: Griffiths Bouris Carter Stuhldreier Romensky Berry. At Burbank Oval.
WESTERN DIV 1 RD 2 SUNSHINE 3.3 4.5 7.10 12.14 (86) ALBION 3.3 7.4 9.5 11.5 (71) Goals: Sunshine: M Hutchesson 4 D Castellano 2 M Stocco 2 T Black T Millar A Searle T Argus. Albion: J Bench 3 J Butina 2 J Mills J Taylor T J Thompson T Kelm P Savage T Finco. Best: Sunshine: L Hutchesson M Hutchesson H Moloney D Castellano T Black A Searle. Albion: T Kelm M Davis J Butina K Taylor T J Mills N Doherty. WERRIBEE DIST. 4.3 6.10 12.15 21.17 (143) WYNDHAMV WYNDHAMVALE 2.3 4.3 9.3 10.3 (63) Goals: Werribee Districts: C Molivas 6 A Panayi 4 L Chapman 3 T Anderson 2 B Kolang D Montalto R Harrington S McGuinness T McCutcheon R Prismall. Wyndhamvale: C Jones 2 B Graham 2 J Diaz S Kaa C Graham J Shell P O’Shea L Scarborough. Best: Werribee Districts: T Anderson M Dean M Chadwick A Panayi C Molivas B Kolang. Wyndhamvale: B Graham C Graham A Hamilton D Bunworth L Scarborough P O’Shea. SPOTSWOOD 5.2 7.2 12.5 12.8 (80) 2.9 6.10 9.18 (72) ST ALBANS 1.1 Goals: Spotswood: M Boyd 3 L Fairley 2 M Kinsella H Walshe J Bennett M Cassidy J Beilby E Wood J Orchard. St Albans: A Sullivan 2 L Brennan 2 L Baddeley K O’Shea T Jenkins Z Jimenez M Spooner. Best: Spotswood: M Boyd J Marks T Langlands C Daley J Beilby A Milham. St Albans: T Jenkins K O’Shea L Brennan M Bongiovanni M Gaunt A Sullivan. DEER PARK 4.2 6.3 10.7 15.8 (98) HOPP. CROSSING 2.3 HOPP 5.5 6.7 7.10 (52) Goals: Deer Park: B Fevola 10 S Bloomfield 2 S Greenhough R Houlihan K McKenzie. Hoppers Crossing: J Mead 2 J Bentley 2 H ArmstrongWeston A Poland M Ryan. Best: Deer Park: S Greenhough A El Houli B Fevola J Kennedy K McKenzie R Van Riet. Hoppers Crossing: H Armstrong-Weston B Turner M Palma A Poland M Smith B Ferrari. DIV 2 RD 3 MANOR LAKES 0.2 6.8 12.9 17.14 (116) WST FOOTSCRA FOOTSCRAY 3.4 3.5 7.8 9.8 (62) Goals: Manor Lakes: No Details. West Footscray: K Liossis 4 R Baker 2 A Hall M Tiffen T Brown. Best: Manor Lakes: No Details. West Footscray: N Speakman A Hall M Hilton A Bray T WalkerPoa C Perrett. CARO. SPRINGS 4.4 9.4 13.6 13.7 (85) NTH FOOTSCRA FOOTSCRAY 4.1 5.3 8.6 11.12 (78) Goals: Caroline Springs: M Sutton 3 B Lake 2 J Ryan 2 T Manolis 2 R Rich N Knuckey M Chapman D Backus. North Footscray: L Hall 4 T Bock 2 W Dinan S Kater Z Atkins M Rampling B Montebruno. Best: Caroline Springs: N Knuckey M Gunn J Brook D Ingram R Rich M Chapman. North Footscray: M Rampling T Bock B McNicol N Richardson B Green D Clonan.
Y’VILLE SEDDON 7.1 7.3 11.4 13.4 (82) GLENORDEN 2.2 6.8 8.13 8.15 (63) Goals: Yarraville Seddon Eagles: R Cornish 3 D McDonald 2 K Upton 2 S Krakouer 2 L Longmire C Topalidis T J Varsamakis M Angove. Glenorden: D Thomas 2 M Sparks M Pozzuto T Smith J Pettitt M Dowdle L Furniss. Best: Yarraville Seddon Eagles: L Longmire J Varsamakis K Johnson B McCrorey J Rycroft R Cornish. Glenorden: J Pettitt M Yates J Dumesny A Diker R Duffield M Pozzuto. DIV 3 NEWPORT 7.2 12.2 24.8 27.9 (171) BRA BRAYBROOK 0.0 3.1 5.3 10.7 (67) Goals: No Details. Best: No Details. SUNSHINE H 4.2 5.4 10.8 10.10 (70) PARKSIDE 1.2 3.8 8.9 8.13 (61) Goals: Sunshine Heights: A ottaviani-Giammarco 2 J Eliepa 2 D Harraca 2 T Murray L Paio A Lika K Privitera. Parkside: B Kelly 6 B Ashman R Keenan. Best: Sunshine Heights: A Lika J Zahra K Privitera A ottaviani-Giammarco J Angelowitsch J Caton. Parkside: B Kelly P Krueger M Shepperbottom J McMahon B Ashman A Gauci.
VAFA - RD 2 WILLIAMSTOWN 1.7 3.9 9.13 12.16 (88) OAKLEIGH 0.5 4.8 5.9 9.12 (66) Goals: Williamstown CYMS: J Gray 2 A Heaver 2 Z Read 2 M Carland T Gill S Puhar N Holdsworth D Calman-Orr R Ackerly. Oakleigh: S Wines 3 A Cloke 3 J Davidson J Hunt B Still. Best: Williamstown CYMS: D Calman-Orr N Holdsworth Z Read R Ackerly T Gill B McColl. Oakleigh: D Cleary S Wines B Hogan T Michael L Andreatta A Cloke. Division 4: Westbourne 39.20 d Chadstone 0.0; Mt Lilydale 28.19 d Masala 7.16; Point Cook 12.10 d Eley Pk Sharks 8.10
Q SOCCER FFV NA NATIONAL PREMIER LEAGUE: Rd 8: Bentleigh Greens 3 Melbourne Knights 1, Port Melbourne Sharks 3 Northcote City 0, Avondale 2 Melbourne Victory 1, Richmond 1 Green Gully 2, Hume City 1 Pascoe Vale. NPL2: Rd 8: East: Dandenong City 2 Eastern Lions 2, Murray United 1 Kingston City 2, Box Hill United 4 Goulburn Valley Suns 1, Dandenong Thunder 3 Brunswick City 1. West: Moreland City 1 Werribee City 0, North Geelong Warriors 0 Whittlesea Ranges 0, Moreland Zebras 7 Bendigo City 1, Ballarat Red Devils 3 Sunshine George Cross 0, St Albans Saints 0 Melbourne City 0. NATIONAL PREMIER LEAGUE WOMEN: Rd 5: Calder NA United 3 Senior NTC 1. Rd 6: Calder United 2 Bulleen Lions 2, Heidelberg United 4 Alamein 2, Geelong Galaxy United 4 Southern United 1. STATE STA ATE LEAGUE 1: North-West: Rd 3: Yarraville Snr 3 Diamond Valley United 2, Altona East Phoenix 1 Sydenham Park 6, Cairnlea 2 Western Suburbs 1, Banyule City 0 Altona Magic 1, Westgate 1 Keilor Park 0, Preston Lions 1 North Sunshine Eagles 2.South-East:: South Springvale 0 Mornington 1, Langwarrin 2 Clifton Hill 1, Morwell Pegasus 0 Malvern City 3, Warragul United 1 Casey Comets 0, Berwick City 2 Manningham United Blues 1, Mooroolbark 2 Frankston Pines 0.
STATE STA ATE LEAGUE 2: North-West: Altona City 2 Heidelberg Stars 0, Hoppers Crossing 1 Sunbury United 0, Essendon Royals 2 Fitzroy City 1, Geelong 2 Sporting Whittlesea 1, Hume United 2 Essendon United 1, Moreland United 3 Corio 1. South-East: Caulfield United Cobras 0 Beaumaris 0, Seaford United 0 St Kilda 3, Heatherton United 2 Sandringham 1, Noble Park United 0 Peninsula Strikers Snr 3, Old Scotch 4 Doveton 1, Doncaster Rovers 3 North Caulfield Snr 4. STATE STA ATE LEAGUE 3: North-West: La Trobe T Uni 0 Westvale 2, Darebin United 1 Western Eagles 0, Williamstown 3 Geelong Rangers 0, Lalor United 0 Melbourne Uni 3, Upfield 2 Melbourne City. South-East: Monbulk Rangers 4 Ashburton United 1, South Yarra Y 0 Mazenod United 2, Brighton Firsts 4 Dingley Stars 2, Old Melburnians 1 Middle Park 4, Knox City 2 Riversdale 1, Eltham Redbacks 5 Croydon City Arrows 1. STATE STA ATE LEAGUE 4: East: Waverley Wanderers 3 Monash Uni Snrs 3, Rowville Eagles 1 Ringwood City 1, Old Xaverians 3 St Kevins Old Boys 2, Collingwood City 1 Old Camberwell Grammarians 3, Elwood City 2 Whitehorse United 1, Kings Domain 3 Brandon Park 2. North: West Preston 1 Watsonia Heights 0, Mill Park 2 Marcellin Old Collegians 2, Bundoora United 1 Northern Falcons 6, Boroondara Eagles Carey 2 Plenty Valley Lions 0, North City Wolves 2 Brunswick Zebras 1, Strathmore 1 Epping City 2. South: Springvale City 0 Skye United Snrs 1, Hampton Park United Sparrows 1 Bayside Argonauts 0, Harrisfield Hurricanes 3 Keysborough 2, Dandenong South 1 East Brighton United 1, Endeavour United Snrs 5 L Lyndale United 2, Noble Park 2 Endeavour Hills Fire . West: Altona North 2 Maribyrnong Greens 1, Point Cook 5 Newmarket Phoenix 4, Surf Coast 4 Melton Phoenix 3, Bell Park 3 Sebastopol Vikings 2, Brimbank Stallions 2 Spring Hills 1, Balmoral 2T Truganina Hornets 0.
FFA WOMEN FF STATE STA ATE LEAGUE 3: East: Ringwood City Orange 2 Fitzroy City 0, Swinburne 1 Manningham United Blues 1, Glen Waverley 0 Brandon Park 9, Boroondara Eagles 0 Eltham Redbacks 5, Croydon City Arrows 1 Boronia Jsc Wsl3 2. North: Strathmore 1 Mill Park 1, Moreland Zebras Snr 2 Melbourne Uni 2, North City Wolves 0 Brunswick Zebras 2, Fawkner Zaparas 2 Northcote City 3. South: East Bentleigh 2 Kingson City 4, Mazenod United 10 Dandenong City 2, Langwarrin 18 Sandringham 0. West: South Yarra 0 Keilor Park 4, Altona Magic 4 Point Cook 1, Yarraville 0 Maidstone United 5. METROPOLIT LEAGUE 3: North-West: North City METROPOLITAN Wolves 2 Plenty Valley Lions 2, Point Cook 0 Truganina 5, Coburg City 0 Western Suburbs 4. South-East: Monash Uni 1 Brandon Park 0. METROPOLIT METROPOLITAN LEAGUE 4: North-West: Hoppers Crossing 4 Essendon Royals 4, Melbourne Uni 11 Truganina Hornets 0, Darebin United 2 Oak Park 1, Epping City 10 Eltham Redbacks 1. South-East: Boroondara Eagles Carey 2 Beaumaris 5, Kings Domain 2 Endeavour United 5, East Brighton United 2 Chelsea , Old Scotch 1 Brighton Sunday Reserves 2, Glen Eira (Dodos) 2 Monash Uni (Caulfield) 1. METROPOLIT MASTERS: West: Essendon Royals METROPOLITAN 5 Brimbank Stallions 4, Westvale 0 Point Cook 6, West Point 0 Williamstown 1. East: South Yarra 3 Ringwood City 2, Riversdale 1 Middle Park 5. North: Thomastown Raiders 35’s 0 Epping City 5, North City Wolves 1 Lalor United Snr 1, Melbourne Uni 4 Upfield 5, Banyule City 0 Whittlesea United 3. South: Bayside Argonauts 4 Endeavour Hills Fire Masters 1.
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