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West’s own Game of Thrones A casting call to arms has gone out for fantasy film Order of the Wolf Wolf. Newport actor Tim Ferris, who has appeared in films and TV series including Underbelly, City Homicide and Rush, stars in the film. Cast and crew are being sought for the movie, which will be shot by Newport cinematographer Jerry Creaney in July and August at locations in and around Melbourne and central Victoria. Creaney’s son Ryan, who sells his novellas on Amazon, wrote the film script for his father’s movie. Ryan’s work has a huge cult following in the US. Ferris says the film revolves around a battle to obtain the True Cross, a relic bringing power and wealth to those who possess it. “It’s very Game of Thrones,” he said. “I hope that’s not too ambitious to speak of the project like that.” Jerry Creaney is crowdfunding to raise about half the film’s budget. Funds would be used for costumes, to secure locations and pay actors and crew. To donate, visit pozible.com/project/204632 Answer the casting call via Order of the Wolf on Facebook or Linked In, or email madeinmelbff@outlook.com TIM FERRIS
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detailed information is not being provided.” Cr Hemphill said the project, which may include four-storey flyovers across the top of the freeway, could have significant impacts on Spotswood, South Kingsville and Altona North residents as well as people travelling in and out of Williamstown and Newport in peak hours. “We’ve been given four to five weeks to respond to a project that could have ramifications for the community for decades to come.” Maribyrnong councillor Martin Zakharov said he was confident the project would deliver a good outcome for his municipality. “Not all of us here in Melbourne will be gaining from it, but certainly the City of
Maribyrnong will,” he said. Cr Zakharov’s colleagues had mixed responses to the distributor’s likely impacts: Councillors Michael Clarke and Sarah Carter said a lot of detail needed to be worked through, but the project offered a way forward. Cr Cameron McDonald said the distributor would link freeways and get trucks off roads, but the Hyde Street ramps needed to be on the Hobsons Bay side of the bridge. Cr Catherine Cumming said the project failed to deliver anything to Footscray or neighbouring councils. “Buckley Street will remain the same, trucks buzzing straight down ■ CONTINUED
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A $5.5 billion tollway linking Melbourne’s west with the city is being rushed through without adequate detail or consultation, according to Hobsons Bay’s mayor. Cr Peter Hemphill said the council was being forced to take a position on the Western Distributor project with too little information or time to make an informed decision. The criticism follows the 4-3 vote by Maribyrnong councillors last week to offer in-principle support to Transurban’s project, provided a number of key conditions were met. ALP councillors squeezed the motion through with the support of mayor Cameron
McDonald. Independent councillors Grant Miles, Nam Quach and Catherine Cumming voted against the project, arguing it could increase heavy truck traffic on Footscray’s residential streets. Cr Hemphill said the Western Distributor would impact residents, commuters, sports clubs and businesses, yet “a distinct lack of information” was being provided. “The council is being placed in the ridiculous situation of having to make a decision on its preferred option by mid-June, but we still need a lot of information from Transurban and the government to protect our community’s interests,” he said. “I don’t think we should be rushed to make a snap decision because 1219971-HM10-16
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Claims are just nuts, says truckie By Benjamin Millar The driver of a truck criticised for driving through Footscray with spiked wheel nut covers has hit back at claims he is a danger on the roads. Star Weekly reported comments last week by Maribyrnong councillor Michael Clarke that the ‘Mad Max’ truck should be confiscated and the driver’s licence cancelled. But the truck’s owner-driver, Will Stan, said Cr Clarke had damaged his reputation and threatened his livelihood without checking his facts. Mr Stan, 22, said the wheel nut covers were
made of plastic and would shatter with any contact. “My main concerns are what he said about the spiked nut covers and how he has made me look in the eyes of the public,” Mr Stan said. He said the spiked nut covers, chosen to co-ordinate with the star pattern of his rig, sit within the legal dimensions of the truck. He said he had driven with them for 18 months, passing all applicable inspections and receiving all relevant roadworthy certificates. Cr Clarke last week said the nut covers posed a danger to cyclists. His comments were met with scorn and ridicule on social media pages popular with the
transport industry. Mr Stan also countered the claim, noting the handlebars on any bicycle or motorbike would be the first thing to strike a truck before there was any chance of the nut covers making contact with a rider. He said he had a blemish-free driving record and the accusations were stressful and disheartening. “I’m a safe driver and there is no reason to be scared of me,” he said. “There are repercussions for what he has said . . . I’m having my future in the company I sub-contract for questioned over this. “It’s really hit me hard and caused me a lot of stress. They’re just shiny bits of plastic.”
Will Stan and his truck during the 2016 Convoy for Kids, raising money for families with children living with cancer. (Supplied)
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Kip Scott is one of five photographers commissioned to capture Footscray in photographic form. (Joe Mastroianni)
Exhibition puts Footscray into focus A five-year photographic project charting the changing face of Footscray is coming to a close. The ‘f5: Footscray in Transition’ project has involved five photographers capturing the fast-paced urban, environmental, social and cultural changes in Footscray since 2011. Each year a new photographer chosen by Maribyrnong City Council has interpreted 10 familiar landmarks in Footscray including the
Nicholson Street Bridge, Footscray Station, Little Saigon and Nicholson Street Mall. Photographers Karenne Rees, Grant Hobson, Pierre Vairo, James Voller and now Yarraville’s Kip Scott have each put their own creative touch on the project. An exhibition at Footscray Community Arts Centre this week will feature 11 large photographic prints and a three-minute video
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by Scott, along with two photos from each of the previous project artists. The show opens 6-8pm Thursday and closes June 11. An artist conversation will be held 2-3.30pm Saturday, June 4. The council will also publish a 60-page colour catalogue, comprising works and statements by each artist.
Two adjoining Williamstown properties leased to three banks have sold to an investor at auction for $11.34 million. The single-storey properties at 48-50 and 52-56 Douglas Parade are leased to the Commonwealth Bank, ANZ and Bank of Melbourne. Fitzroys real estate had expected the bank freeholds to sell for more than $10 million and accurately predicted they were likely to be purchased by one buyer. The two buildings were sold at separate auctions this month and each property had received more than 100 buyer inquiries. The property leased to the CBA sold for $4.515 million while the second property went for $6.825 million. Fitzroys agent James Gregson said interest in the properties and the auction results reflected the rarity of such an investment holding. “The properties feature three new long leases to CBA, ANZ and Bank of Melbourne, significant long-term development upside, and are directly opposite to a top-performing Coles supermarket, in undisputedly the best retail location in Williamstown,” he said. “Despite up to 10 bidders competing for both assets, the one buyer secured both properties, seeing a rare opportunity to have three adjoining banks in the portfolio coupled with excellent future development potential.” The combined land area is 950 square metres and combined returns on the properties is $438,000 a year plus outgoings and GST. Goya Dmytryshchak
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The dark humor of Dust By Goya Dmytryshchak Australian rock legend Mark Seymour and a 64-member choir will help launch a book by Newport’s Donna Jackson about asbestos-related illness and social change through the arts. Jackson’s book, Art and Social Change – Dust: A Case Study Study, will be launched by arts stalwart Robyn Archer at next month’s Williamstown Literary Festival. The book documents the genesis of Jackson’s Dust stage production and how art can be more than light entertainment. Her interest in asbestos stemmed from a chance meeting at Scienceworks in 2006. “I met a bricklayer whose name is Ron Patton and he told me that he’d been to six funerals in six months of friends who’d been diagnosed with asbestos-related diseases,” Jackson said. “I was surprised to find out that there were people from all different backgrounds, not just people in the building industry … that there were people who were renovating houses, pulling up carpet or fixing up bathrooms. And that they were exposed to asbestos … just by one fibre they could become really sick and become ill with a disease called mesothelioma and die. “I was talking more to Ron Patton … he seemed to have a bit of a dark sense of humour. He told me a story about building crematoriums with bricks and that was one of the ways that he was exposed to asbestos. “He told me when he died he wanted to go into one of these kilns that he’d built at a crematorium with a lid off the coffin so he could admire his brickwork as he was cremated.” Jackson was inspired by Mr Patton’s dark sense of humour and resilience to create the theatre production Dust, which had seven
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successful seasons from 2008 to 2013. Seymour composed seven of the show’s eight songs. Jackson’s book, which includes music from the show, has been distributed to 250 schools statewide. Art and Social Change – Dust: A Case Study will be launched as the feature closing event of the Williamstown Literary Festival.
Seymour will perform, along with actor Jane Bayly, the Willin Wimmin and Victorian Trade Union choirs and local singers. The event, with entry by gold coin donation, will run from 6-7.30pm on June 19 at Williamstown Town Hall. Bookings are required. For more information, visit www. willylitfest.org.au.
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it,” she said. “I believe it does nothing for our neighbours. If anything it grinds Hobsons Bay to a halt. It shouldn’t be us pitted against Hobsons Bay.” Cr Grant Miles said too many issues didn’t stack up, including the potential loss of open space at Stony Creek and loss of Footscray and Yarraville river frontage to a new bridge crossing. “The crux for me is pretty much throwing Footscray to the wolves in terms of a lack of curfews,” he said. “It’s worse than nothing for the people of Footscray. Why on earth would a truck driver pay $13 to use this tunnel when he can go on Buckley Street for free?” Cr Nam Quach said the proposal made Footscray the path of least resistance for truck traffic. A spokeswoman for Roads Minister Luke Donnellan said the Western Distributor design was being developed through comprehensive community and industry consultation, ongoing technical work and “a robust planning process”. “The project will create a safe and efficient transport connection, providing direct access to the port to take trucks off local roads while minimising the impact on the local community,” she said. “The business case found the project will provide value for money, delivering an $11 billion boost to Victoria’s economy and creating 5600 jobs at the peak of construction.”
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Pets put bite on owners By Alexandra Laskie Dog, cat and rabbit bites accounted for almost 140 admissions to Western Health’s emergency departments over two years, according to a new research report. Doctors Brian Yue and Jeanette Ting reviewed patients who presented with animal bite injuries to eight Victorian emergency departments – the Alfred, Austin, Royal Melbourne, Frankston, Monash Medical Centre, St Vincent’s and Western Health hospitals Footscray and Sunshine – in the 2012 and 2013 calendar years. Dr Yue said of the 138 people admitted to either Sunshine or Footscray hospital emergency departments in the two-year period, almost 40 per cent were aged under 18. “It is quite a lot,” he said. But the plastic surgery registrar said it was unfair to make a comparison with other hospitals in the study because of the varying demographic make-up of each hospital’s catchment. “The figure is quite high, but we can’t say this is a significant difference [to other hospitals] because Sunshine and Footscray could have a greater paediatric population,” Dr Yue said. “But in absolute numbers, this is not a small number.” Dr Yue said that in the two years, 50 children aged under 18 presented to Western Health’s emergency departments with animal bites; 33 were inflicted by dogs, 15 by cats and two by rabbits.
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By ’G, it’s a rough night Laverton’s Stephanie Hartnup will spend a night sleeping rough at the MCG to raise money for Melbourne City Mission’s support services for homeless youth. The teacher will be among more than 1000 people sleeping in cardboard boxes as part of the Sleep at the ’G fundraising event on May 26. It will be the fourth time that Ms Hartnup, 24, has taken part in the event. “I just feel the need to be able to help those who might not necessarily be able to help themselves,” she said. “There may be people that are less fortunate and I’m in a position where I am able to help. Definitely, at my age, youth homeless is a real
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Volunteers who lend support to Multiple Sclerosis Limited have been recognised with a special morning tea as part of National Volunteer Week. The morning tea at Footscray last week paid tribute to those who give their time to help support people living with MS, a chronic disease that attacks the central nervous system. Multiple Sclerosis Limited chief executive Robyn Hunter said National Volunteer Week recognised the great contribution made by more than six million Australians who generously donate more than 700 million hours of service each year.
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Grant puts trail work on track By Goya Dmytryshchak The state government on Friday announced it would contribute $650,000 towards a 3.2 kilometre section of the Kororoit Creek Trail, which will eventually link the Altona Coastal Park with Brooklyn. The government’s contribution will help build a section of the shared bike and pedestrian trail between the Princes Freeway and Barnes Road at Altona North. Hobsons Bay mayor Peter Hemphill said the council was awaiting news on a federal government grant for a further 4.3 kilometres
of trail to be built, completing the last section of a 7.5 kilometre “missing link”. “This new section of trail connects to the north with the Federation Trail and will provide a vital connection through Melbourne’s west, as well as important links for the Altona, Altona North and Brooklyn communities to walk and cycle to work, home or any number of places while avoiding busy roads,” he said. “I’d like to thank the state government for contributing to this vital link in our trail network – a trail that, once complete, will attract an estimated 5000 journeys a week by commuters, recreational cyclists and joggers.”
Altona MP Jill Hennessy said the trail was a vital project for Melbourne’s west, “one which will improve access to open space and increase opportunities for physical activity and social connectedness across our whole community”. Toyota Australia last year contributed $1.8 million to build a 2.5 kilometre section of the trail. The creek is a winter home for the endangered swift parrot and its rejuvenation has resulted in the return of more than 110 bird species. Friends of Lower Kororoit Creek (FOLKC) president, Geoff Mitchelmore, said the latest funding was fantastic news.
“The completion of the trail to Cherry Lake from Geelong Road has been FOLKC’s goal since its inception in 2001 and is a fantastic result for the community,” he said. “Now all we need is for the federal government to kick in the necessary funding for the last two sections linking Barnes Road to Cherry Lake. “Hobsons Bay City Council has applied for this funding and hopefully this announcement by the state government will stimulate action to complete our long-awaited connection.” The council aims to complete the trail over the next decade.
Mystery inspires author An unsolved mystery that rattled 1950s Melbourne is the inspiration for a new novel by a Yarraville writer. Janice Simpson’s first crime novel, Murder in Mt Martha, began its journey as a non-fiction investigation into the discovery of the brutally mutilated body of 14-year-old Shirley May Collins on the Mornington Peninsula in 1953. Police conducted a massive manhunt and interviewed hundreds of people but the case remained unsolved. “I actually began writing about it in a non-fiction way, but realised I wasn’t making any headway so I let my imagination run with it,” Simpson said. “It needed to be fictionalised.” Murder in Mt Martha carries readers back and forth between the events of 1953 and today when the central character, Nick Szabo, comes across an old newspaper clipping and begins to dig deeper into the case.
“It got massive coverage because it was so brutal and a 14-year-old girl,” Simpson said. “They never charged anyone.” Simpson said to get into the mind of the murderer for her “crime noir” she spent a lot of time researching sociopaths and psychopaths. “It’s not a whodunit in the traditional sense, you find out early who it is,” she said. “The point is finding out how this could happen.” Murder in Mt Martha is a change of direction from Simpson’s previous books, which include a travel memoir about her bicycle trip from Paris to Istanbul (Let Sleeping Dogs Lie) and a book about the singles industry (All the Good Ones Aren’t Taken). Murder in Mt Martha is available via www. hybridpublishers.com.au Benjamin Millar
Janice Simpson holding her crime novel Murder in Mt Martha. (Damjan Janevski)
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Refugees face racism, sexism By Benjamin Millar Racism, sexism and exploitation by training providers are key barriers for refugee and migrant women seeking work, a study has found. More than 60 women from Melbourne’s west took part in the 10-month research project by Footscray-based Women’s Health West, in partnership with Victoria University. The report – Promoting Economic Participation and Equity for Women from Refugee and Migrant Backgrounds – found
systemic racism, gender roles and inadequate vocational training all limit the women’s economic participation in Australia. Participants included Tibetan women, Oromo women from Ethiopia, Karen women from Myanmar, South Sudanese women and Farsi-speaking women from Afghanistan and Iran. Women’s Health West chief executive Dr Robyn Gregory said the report, released last week, made 15 recommendations to help reduce the barriers facing migrant and refugee women in Australia.
“The ability for women to participate in paid employment, run small businesses, engage in training and education, as well as access financial services, is closely linked to their ability to be an active contributor to Australian society,” she said. Dr Gregory said improved investment was needed in accessible education and training targeted at increasing the economic participation of migrant and refugee women. “The report has also recognised the need for greater regulation of registered training organisations to put an end to exploitative
practices that have targeted migrant and refugee women.” It found refugee and migrant women often encountered additional barriers because of their limited English, poor access to education and training and a lack of affordable care for children or family members. Recommendations included more free English classes, funding for programs tackling racism and promoting women’s rights, stricter regulations for training organisations and research into Muslim women’s experiences of discrimination when trying to find work.
Be generous, say Dogs Bulldogs players Zaine Cordy and Nathan Hrovat (pictured inset) are urging footy fans and anyone else who can to get behind The Salvation Army’s Red Shield Appeal. The pair have been helping coach children under the care of The Salvation Army Westcare, an organisation providing support and services to children in the western suburbs who aren’t able to live with their families. They are urging people to dig deep this weekend and help the appeal raise $74 million across the country to continue the support of more than one million Australians in need. The Salvation Army helps about 2000 people each night with crisis accommodation, emotional support and essential supplies such as food and blankets. Funds raised through the Red Shield Appeal go directly to The Salvation Army’s social and community service programs, which includes helping prevent those on the brink of homelessness.
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Almost two years ago, a Williamstown couple faced one of the biggest crises of their lives when their son had a severe psychotic episode as a result of drug use. Jane (not her real name) said her son, then 21, had been using a range of drugs. “Probably magic mushrooms, MDMA, a lot of cannabis, and it had been going on for a long time,” she said. “[My husband and I] both took carer’s leave . . . and ended up involved with him in youth mental health services. “But we were struggling all the time because he continued to use substances in that time. “Mostly for him, it was cannabis.” Jane and her husband decided to attend a series of free information sessions being held for the first time at Footscray. They offered coping strategies for families affected by a loved one’s drug use. Run by Family Drug Support, the Stepping Forward sessions were a breakthrough for the couple. “My husband and I are both professionals and consider ourselves pretty well informed, but we learnt a heck of a lot,” Jane said. “It was a lot of understanding about communication with the person who has a dependence, a lot of the language . . . you don’t talk about addiction, you talk about dependence. You actually need to think about yourself in this. “It’s quite difficult to change that person and often the whole environment is charged with a lot of emotional anxiety, anger, grief, fear, you name it. “You want to know why . . . why is it our family, why is it my son, he’s a beautiful boy? Emotionally, you’re an absolute wreck.”
Jane said Stepping Forward had helped her and her husband gain perspective, learn different approaches and understand what was happening with their son. “It’s very hard, but we stopped trying to be hyper-vigilant about every single little aspect of his life,” she said. “We had to let go of certain things, which intuitively you don’t want to do.
“But in a sense it’s about saying this is his journey and in a way you have to be respectful of that whether you like it or not, and you also have to look after yourself. “It’s really about recognising that I’m not in a position to fix this situation, so what can I do that looks after me. “I think it helped us to put some boundaries in place for us around our son, and some
expectations. Right now, he’s actually not using. “He’s in a really good place and he’s returned to tertiary studies.” Three Stepping Forward sessions will be held next month at Western Health Drug Services, 3-7 Eleanor Street, Footscray. For registration and inquiries, visit fds.org.au or call 0448 169 205.
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By Goya Dmytryshchak Western suburbs asylum seeker advocacy groups and sympathetic churches are banding together to send Labor a message ahead of July’s federal election. Williamstown’s Dorothy Page, who co-founded the Hobsons Bay Refugee Network, said she would cast a protest vote against Labor over its “cruel” asylum-seeker policies. “I’ve voted Labor all my life, unquestioningly you could say, but unless they do something I’m not going to vote for them,” she said. “I think there are a lot of people who are going towards the Greens because they don’t want to vote with either of the others. The government really doesn’t understand what the electorate’s thinking about asylum seekers.” A growing list of Labor MPs and candidates have criticised ALP asylum-seeker policies. Father Greg Trythall of St Mary’s Catholic Church in Williamstown said asylum seekers would be a political issue for years. “I have visited the Middle East in recent years, especially Syria,” he said. “Certain politicians need to visit some of these countries where refugees come from and realise the need of so many to protect their families and their own future by fleeing to a safe land full of potential opportunities. “At the moment, some too-influential politicians have short-ranged vision. “They need some better glasses to see a bigger picture for improvement of life of people in need. “If they could visit some of the countries where refugees flee from I am sure they would end up with far more compassion.”
Asylum-seeker supporters Dorothy Page, Ann Morrow, Janet Howie, Mark Northwest and Father Greg Trythall from St Mary’s. (Joe Mastroianni)
Federal Gellibrand MP Tim Watts said he supported ALP policy on the detention of asylum seeker applicants in offshore facilities. “There are no simple answers and people of good faith can and will disagree about the
best approach,” the Labor MP said. “Labor has a clear and unequivocal position – we will not put the people smugglers back in business. “This position was determined at the Labor national conference and I support it.”
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Children aged 5-13 years and living in the City of Maribyrnong are invited to get creative and contribute artwork to kick start activities for Refugee Week 2016. This year’s theme is With Courage Let Us All Combine which is the guiding theme for artwork submitted. Entries must be A4 in size and state the child’s name, age and school on the back to be eligible for entry. Entries must be received by 5pm on Friday 3 June 2016 and can be delivered to Maribyrnong City Council Offices at Cnr Napier & Hyde Streets, Footscray. For more information visit www.festivalcity.com.au or phone 9688 0200. Street CornerHyde Hydeandand Napier Streets, Footscray 3011Address: Postal Address: Box 58 VIC 3011 StreetAddress: Address: Corner Napier Streets, Footscray 3011 Postal PO Box 58 PO Footscray VICFootscray 3011 Tel:9688 96880200 0200 Facsimile: 7793 TTY TTY (Hearing Impaired) 9688 0564 Email: Tel: Facsimile:9687 9687 7793 (Hearing Impaired) NRS 133email@maribyrnong.vic.gov.au 677
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Color comes to the west The streets of Footscray will come alive with sound and colour as Emerge in the West returns on June 4. From 1-6pm, Nicholson Street will showcase some of the west’s top emerging talent in music, art, fashion, dance and spoken word across three stages and other locations. The main stage will feature the voice of Ajak Kwai with Abyei Sudanese Band, the Majestic Vietnamese band and dance group, afro beats by Alariiya and the Eritrean Snit Band, along with reggae and roots by Rasta Unity and percussion and dance by Asanti Dance Theatre. The free Multicultural Arts Victoria event closes out with Ethio-jazz maestros JAzmaris alongside Nhatty Man and his new band Gara, featuring Seble Girma and Bitsat Seyoum.
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Seyoum said she was delighted to be returning to the stage after sharing her singing with previous Emerge in the West audiences. “It’s my fifth or sixth time,” she said. “You meet so many people from different cultures and hear so much different music.” There will also be a craft market and special offers from local traders and art and craft demonstrations will take place inside Victoria University’s MetroWest venue from 1-5pm. Guided Cultural Walking Tours will take in local traders spanning rare textiles, original African hair art, popular Eritrean and Ethiopian restaurants and more. Further details: multiculturalarts.com.au
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MY PLACE Overseas travel may have opened her eyes to all that the world has to offer, but West Footscray artist Heidi Weber tells Benjamin Millar that little treasures can be found at every local turn. What’s your connection with West Footscray?
felt like the universe was telling us something. With Kelly’s skills in textiles and sewing and mine in illustration, along with our common love of fashion, Heavenly Creatures was born. The brand has since been taken over by young Melbourne designer Alexandra Meehan.
We moved to West Footscray when we were expecting our first child, almost 11 years ago. The kids have been through crèche, kinder and school here so we feel very connected to the community.
What can you tell us about your art and this forthcoming exhibition at Post Industrial Design?
What do you like best about living here? The people. I love that you can’t walk down the street without seeing someone you know, that a quick trip to Sims is impossible due to all the social catch-ups. I love that we live a minute’s walk from school and the kids socialise with a melting pot of nationalities. I love living so close to great and eclectic food and coffee.
The exhibition at PID brings together a few of my loves. Firstly portraiture, I love to draw and paint interesting faces that tell a story. Second, I have drawn from my love of fashion and have incorporated textiles, stitching and beadwork into each piece. And finally my love for collecting is represented. I’m always on the lookout for treasures, be it on the beach, in antiques shops or on the side of the road.
What could make it better? A wine bar.
Who or what has been the biggest inspiration in your life?
Has this area shaped who you are? It certainly has. My three kids have been born in this suburb along with my children’s clothing label, Heavenly Creatures. Subsequently I have made lifelong friends and an incredible support network..
Travel has been my biggest inspiration. I moved to London when I was 22 and spent a lot of my 20s on various adventures around the globe.
Tell us about Heavenly Creatures.
POD@PID for great food and atmosphere. Brother Nancy for a beautiful breakfast. Ovest for a good pizza.
After a long stint in the corporate world, it seemed the perfect time to make a change when I became pregnant with my first child. My great mate Kelly Duckworth and I had always talked about doing a creative project together and when she became pregnant at the same time we
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Heidi Weber’s first solo exhibition opens at Post Industrial Design (638 Barkly Street, West Footscray) 6-8pm this Sunday and closes on June 26.
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Thursday, May 26 Known for their energetic and exhausting live show, Massachusetts natives A Wilhelm Scream are an overwhelming assault on the senses and never fail to disappoint. From 8pm, $39.80. 28 Napier Street, Footscray
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CONSIDER THE SAUCE Kenny Weir reckons charcoal chicken could be a national dish … Charcoal chicken, it is sporadically suggested, is about to make a comeback. Charcoal chicken does go unacknowledged for its central role in Australian life. I even think it’s a strong contender for our national dish. But in other ways, to speak of a comeback is silly as charcoal chicken has gone nowhere. On the downside, I find such ruminations a little disturbing as they conjure up visions of hipsterised charcoal poultry with fussy, over-priced side dishes and a food genre stripped of the spunk that makes it such a favourite. Never mind, there will always be places that do it right … places such as Pier Street Charcoal Chicken. Everything about this place is old school – the furniture, the salad line-up, the menu, the locals coming and going at a rapid rate. The food, too, is old school – and very, very good. This is peak charcoal chicken. The coleslaw is fine, and more finely chopped than is often the case. The chips are fresh out of the frier and beaut. The tub of steaming hot gravy is wonderful for chip dipping. I envisaged that the gravy would be super for dipping the dry breast meat, too. This proves to be a pleasurable truth – but one that is completely unnecessary. Here, the breast meat is moist and tender. Yes – tender! Which is very unusual and
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Childhood spots can leave a mark for life Not that long ago, chicken pox was as common as Vegemite on toast. It was considered almost a rite of passage for children and, in fact, parents would happily take a healthy young child to a chicken pox party to ‘catch’ the itchy blisters from someone else’s poor kid. To get it over and done with was the rationale, as well as the knowledge that the older the child, usually the worse the dose. Of course, we now know that chicken pox can have serious consequences, especially for children and adults who have compromised immune systems, and equally for those moving into old age. Those childhood blister-critters are the precursors to shingles decades later. Only if you’ve had chicken pox can the virus, which stays in nerve cells near the spine, become active again. We may not recall having chicken pox because it was a mild dose, but if shingles bite – on the face, chest, back, abdomen or pelvis – we can be sure we did have it. These days, children get vaccinated for chicken pox, along with their measles-mumps jab, which explains why we no longer hear much about it. This is an excellent thing, considering the damage shingles can wreak when we’re much older (especially over-80s) – and it’s not just the heavy-duty stabbing pain sufferers report. The herpes zoster infection (shingles) can cause deadly pneumonia in older patients. But another nasty is called postherpetic neuralgia (PHN), a condition where acute pain continues after the shingles have cleared up. PHN can be a highly distressing and debilitating condition that can negatively affect a person’s physical, emotional and social wellbeing – and treatment is tricky. The best treatment is prevention. In order to have the best chance of preventing PHN, patients and their doctors must act early once shingles erupts. The best therapy option is treatment with anti-viral agents. This is sometimes very difficult as many patients, and even some doctors, may not know how to recognise the condition as shingles in the early stages. However, in order for antiviral therapy to be effective, it must be administrated in the first 48 hours, at the latest 72 hours, from the onset of the rash. So if even a mildly painful rash appears, run – don’t walk – to the doc’s because chicken pox and shingles is enough in one lifetime. And don’t stress because that can trigger shingles. Carole Levy
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WILLIAMSTOWN 27A Perry Street, 3016
WEST FOOTSCRAY 18 Molesworth Court, 3012
Sweeney Estate Agents Williamstown: 9399 9111 Auction: June 4 at 2pm
Sweeney Estate Agents Footscray: 9689 8388 Auction: May 28 at noon
Price: $1.8 million – $2 million
Price: $600,000 – $650,000
Designed by architect Tina Lindner, this house has been built with cutting-edge flair and is finished with luxe appointments. With a sleek and stylish decor, the house has four bedrooms – three with built-in wardrobes and there’s an en suite in the downstairs main. But it’s the family-meals zone that steals the show. There are large spaces and a state-of-the-art kitchen. A mix of timber and crisp white cabinetry, the kitchen has a gas cooktop, underbench oven and butler’s pantry. And if the upstairs retreat space is occupied there’s sure to be room in the basement rumpus and theatre rooms. A decked alfresco is a great addition the property and it faces the low maintenance backyard. The house has heating, air-conditioning and a triple garage.
Ready and waiting for its next owner, this property is calling out for investors to snatch it up and give it a new lease on life. On a block of about 328 square metres, the house has right-of-way and is close to parks and Footscray West Primary School. There are three bedrooms and an open family-meals zone. There’s a gas heater in the family area and the kitchen has the potential to become a culinary haven. The property has the potential to be extended or revamped (STCA). Estate to be sold with a 10 per cent deposit and there’s a 60-90 day settlement period.
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MAIDSTONE 171 Mitchell Street, 3012
BROOKLYN 2/641 GEELONG ROAD, 3012
Sweeney Yarraville: 9687 8388 Auction: May 28 at 11am
Trimson Partners: 9689 6011
Price: $510,000 – $560,000
This older house has potential for a makeover, but the real asset here is the good-sized block that measures about 600 square metres. It’s an ideal development site, subject to council approval, and has potential for constructing three townhouses. The house is fine to live in as is, but will need a bit of elbow grease to bring it up to modern expectations. Four large bedrooms, plus a study, make it a good size for a family. The lounge room at the front has floorboards and a gas heater set in an original fireplace and connects with the kitchen-meals room which has a gas cooker. The big backyard has substantial shedding. The property is close to Victoria University and Footscray Park.
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Auction: May 28 at 12.30pm
This unit is ideal for someone looking to break into the property market. There are two bedrooms – both have built-in wardrobes. Tiles run through the family-meals zone and the kitchen is a mix of dark grey cabinetry and white benchtops. It has a gas cooktop, an underbench oven and ample bench and cupboard space. From the family area there’s access to the low maintenance backyard. There is also a single garage.
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FOOTSCRAY 20 Ryan Street, 3011 Burnham Real Estate: 9687 1344
Price: Contact agent
Standing out from other properties on Ryan Street, No. 20 makes itself known with its gorgeous street frontage (5.47 metres) and clean weatherboard facade. Yellow and white roses line the picket fence and laced fretwork and timber-turn posts introduce the house’s heritage. The owner of this Victorian dwelling, a period-style enthusiast and painter by trade, has restored and renovated it without discarding its period bones. Original features such as picture rails,
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3.2-metre high ceilings, timber-framed sash windows and period light fittings have been combined with a new paint job and modern appliances offering a contemporary style of living in the heart of Footscray. The original Baltic floorboards run through the front of the house and a beautifully restored woodfire with slate surrounds remains as the focal point in the cosy lounge room. Large, grey floor tiles have been used in the kitchen, back bedroom and main
bathroom, combining modernity with practicality. A magenta-tiled splashback adds a dash of colour in the kitchen and is in striking contrast to the fresh, white-on-white colour scheme. The kitchen also has a gas cooktop, oven and plenty of drawer space. One bedroom is off the main hall and a second is at the back with access to the main bathroom and laundry. Both rooms have built-in wardrobes. Upholding its on-trend style, the bathroom has a floating
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vanity unit and floor-to-ceiling tiles. From both the meals area and the bathroom/laundry there’s access to a varnished decked return verandah. High fencing ensures privacy and the north-facing alfresco area is fitted with a pedestal basin and softened with planting of pretty pansies. There’s also a parking permit available for two cars via a council application. Eleanor Tabone 21 MARIBYRNONG & HOBSONS BAY STAR WEEKLY \ MAY 25, 2016
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Williamstown 8387 0000 22 MARIBYRNONG & HOBSONS BAY STAR WEEKLY \ MAY 25, 2016
Altona 9398 8888
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Altona 29 Rose Street
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Price $1,600,000+ --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Auction Sat 4th Jun at 1.30pm --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Inspect Thursday 5.30 - 6.00pm Saturday 12.45 - 1.15pm --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Leigh Melbourne 0414 239 986 0410 305 305 Wayne Elly --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Web 29rosestreetaltona.com.au
The ultimate indoor-outdoor balance is beautifully delivered by this luxurious family home and its landscaped backdrop. The four bedroom, two bathroom residence´s light-filled living and dining areas, complemented by a Bosch and Miele kitchen with a walk-in pantry, flow to separate alfresco zones, sunny decks, a lush lawn and mature palm trees around a superb swimming pool while an elegant pavilion and a free-standing, self-contained studio/office or guest apartment further define an unforgettable garden domain. A TV retreat, oak floors, first class fittings, window seats, a work-shop, abundant parking - from its big picture concepts to its design details this is a home of exceptional desirability.
Williamstown 8387 0000
Altona 9398 8888
Yarraville 8387 0011
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Kingsville 85 Empress Avenue
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BER $930,000 - $970,000 --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Auction Sat 18th Jun at 1.30pm --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Inspect Saturday 11.00 - 11.30am --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Simon Eighteen 0411 472 608 Wayne Elly 0410 305 305 --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Web 85empressavenuekingsville.com.au
Striking in style, sublime in scale, an impressive renovation has completely transformed this elegant Victorian home into a flawless contemporary residence of exceptional sophistication. Original leadlight windows achieve immaculate period presentation in both the elegant master suite and second bedroom, while an inviting central hall leads through to two further bedrooms and luxurious bathroom. Beyond, stunningly spacious living/dining areas accomplish an enticing indoor/outdoor balance against an alluring alfresco backdrop, complemented by open plan kitchen. Refrigerated cooling, gas heating, laundry with great storage, Foxtel integration, data cabling, extensive attic storage and secure car space deliver effortless comfort at a sought-after Kingsville address.
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Altona North 291 Millers Road Perfect Position, Exciting Possibilities Advantaged by its desirable family proportions and position, this instantly attractive three-bedroom home can be enjoyed now, or further improved with already approved planning permission to create an additional two-bedroom dwelling to the rear. Inviting lounge and dining zones each enjoy polished timber floors before leading through to a delightful kitchen with by 900mm Blanco cooking. The charming rear garden offers outstanding potential to develop or to simply enjoy entertaining under the spacious decked patio. Covered off street parking complements a friendly position within walking distance of Altona North Primary and Emmanuel College, as well as buses and Paisley Park.
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Altona North 61 Cooper Avenue A Flair For Design, Indoors And Out An imposing street frontage and timber fencing preserves the privacy of this inviting three bedroom home, only moments from leading local schools and all the Altona Gate facilities. Front gardens that reflect exceptional landscaping flair create a great introduction to welcoming spaces including a central living room, a bright, separate kitchen/dining area and a superb, renovated central bathroom. To the rear, the garden´s under-cover terrace, outdoor shower and impressive depth are accompanied by side drive, carport, garage and extensive work-shop/shed space. Brivis heating/refrigerated cooling, continuous hot water and attic storage further illustrate the quality that defines this highly desirable home.
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BER $650,000 - $690,000 -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Auction Sat 18th Jun at 11.30am -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Inspect Saturday 11.45 - 12.15pm -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Dean Caramia 0431 601 399 0405 122 925 Vince Caramia -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Web 61cooperavenuealtonanorth.com.au
Williamstown 8387 0000
Altona 9398 8888
Yarraville 8387 0011
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Footscray 4/2 Saltriver Place Overlooking Maribyrnong River And Melbourne CBD Sprawled over a large floor space at the forefront of the complex you can move in and enjoy one of Footscray’s most prized for positioned property. With cafes, Footscray Train Station, schools and parks on your doorstep don’t miss this opportunity. Boasting 3 bedrooms main with private courtyard and ensuite, gourmet kitchen with stainless-steel appliances and stone bench tops, open plan living/dining area with high ceilings and reverse cycle A/C, huge glass outlook leading onto substantial morning sun drenched balcony over looking the Maribyrnong river and the City, large central bathroom, separate laundry, plenty of storage, entrance foyer, secure undercover parking, gym and indoor pool facilities on site, security intercom entrance and more.
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BER $590,000 - $640,000 -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Auction Sat 18th Jun at 11.30am -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Inspect Saturday 12.30 - 1.00pm -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Mark de Brabander 0406 536 447 Simon Eighteen 0411 472 608 -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Web 4/2saltriverplacefootscray.com.au
Newport 75 High Street
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Space And Scope - Always A Rewarding Scenario The freedom to enjoy present day comfort while considering options for making the most of some 619sqm moments from Digman Reserve, village cafes and the bayside beauty of The Strand is the defining attraction of this bright three bedroom home. Already re-stumped and re-wired, further enhanced by the fresh installation of heating/cooling, a gas fire-place and gas instant hot water, today´s spaces include a north-facing living room and an adjacent kitchen/dining area that leads to an under-cover deck featuring bistro blinds. Beyond, the garden´s deep dimensions, accompanied by side drive car parking, storage shed and original bungalow, deliver a great setting for outdoor enjoyment, further extension ideas or plans for a brand new home, STCA.
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BER $800,000 - $880,000 -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Auction Sat 4th Jun at 11.30am -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Inspect Wednesday 5.30 - 6.00pm Saturday 10.00 - 10.30am -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Leigh Melbourne 0414 239 986 Wayne Elly 0410 305 305 -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Web 75highstreetnewport.com.au
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Altona 9398 8888
Yarraville 8387 0011
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Williamstown 12/29 Champion Road All of Williamstown’s amenities at your fingertips! This property is a great opportunity for the first home buyers to enter the market or one for the astute investor to add to their port folio. This well appointed first floor apartment situated at the rear of the complex and within easy walking distance to shops, the beach and Williamstown North train station is sure to appeal. Recently re-furbished this light filled apartment features; two bedrooms, master with wall length BIR, separate generous sized kitchen, living room with balcony, updated bathroom with laundry facilities plus separate W/C.
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BER $370,000 - $400,000 -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Auction Sat 18th Jun at 2.30pm -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Inspect Saturday 1.45 - 2.15pm -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Leigh Melbourne 0414 239 986 Wayne Elly 0410 305 305 -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Web 12/29championroadwilliamstown.com.au
Williamstown 14 Osborne Street
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‘CALDER’ c1890 A double fronted Victorian with a huge history, in the same family for several generations, CALDER´s fully renovated spaces match modern comfort to period character with complete success - significantly complemented by a free standing studio - in one of Williamstown´s best settings. Polished karri floorboards and high ceilings frame a series of inviting spaces including refined formal living and dining rooms and three double bedrooms, two with ensuites, and a central third bathroom. Northern light keeps a great family living/dining area and its accompanying kitchen beautifully bright while a sun-drenched deck precedes the self-contained studio´s versatile proportions. Hydronic heating. Huge attic storage. Moments from Williamstown station, Nelson Place, the Botanic Gardens and bike paths by the bay.
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BER $1,700,000 - $1,800,000 -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Auction Sat 28th May at 11.30am -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Inspect Saturday 11.00 - 11.30am -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Leigh Melbourne 0414 239 986 Wayne Elly 0410 305 305 -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Web 14osbornestreetwilliamstown.com.au
Williamstown 8387 0000
Altona 9398 8888
Yarraville 8387 0011
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Altona North 10 Freemans Road 3
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Newport 70 Market Street 1
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Price Contact Agent ---------------------------------------------------------------------------Explore the possibilities of subAuction Sat 18th Jun at 12.30pm division or development, Subject To ---------------------------------------------------------------------------Inspect Saturday 11.00 - 11.30am Council Approval. Boasting a light---------------------------------------------------------------------------filled lounge, north-facing kitchen/ Vince Caramia 0405 122 925 dining area, under-cover outdoor Dean Caramia 0431 601 399 entertaining, garage, store-room/2nd ---------------------------------------------------------------------------Web 10freemansroadaltonanorth.com.au kitchen & work-shop. Exceptional potential on approx 709m2.
Define And Design The Future - Your Way This enticing home boasts a traditional living & dining room, central kitchen, serviceable bathroom, 4 bedrooms, undercover parking & ROW from Salisbury Street. Further enhanced by options for renovating or development possibilities, STCA.
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BER $600,000 - $660,000 ---------------------------------------------------------------------------Auction Sat 4th Jun at 12.30pm ---------------------------------------------------------------------------Inspect Saturday 10.30 - 11.00am ---------------------------------------------------------------------------Mark de Brabander 0406 536 447 Wayne Elly 0410 305 305 ---------------------------------------------------------------------------Web 70marketstreetnewport.com.au
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Seaholme 1 Seaholme Avenue 5
Room for a Growing Family Brilliantly sized 5-bedroom family home boasting endless natural light, open plan proportions, illuminating versatile dual living zones & comprehensive kitchen/dining domain that enjoys the alfresco appeal of a generous sheltered deck. Ample OSP.
Yarraville 3 Cuming Street 2
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Williamstown 8387 0000 28 MARIBYRNONG & HOBSONS BAY STAR WEEKLY \ MAY 25, 2016
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hockingstuart Williamstown is now open Around the world, there are many ways to say ‘welcome’. The Kenyan Maasai offer visitors a vibrant jumping dance called the adamu, the Maori people of New Zealand press their noses together in a hongi, and the kunik Inuit kiss involves affectionate nuzzling of your loved one’s face. hockingstuart Williamstown is now open for business and we would like to make you feel welcome. It’s something the Anile family has been working towards since opening hockingstuart Altona five years ago – a strategic move that means we can deliver our special brand of property magic to everyone in our local community. And while you probably don’t want to see us attempt the adamu, hongi or kunik, we’d love you to drop in and say an Aussie ‘Hi’. We promise you a very warm welcome. Anthony Anile 0421 056 056 Richard Anile 0433 328 738
WILLIAMSTOWN 28 DOUGLAS PARADE T. 9393 0000
Gus Anile 0425 781 466 Adrian Anile 0401 357 665
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SPOTSWOOD 154 HUDSONS ROAD A Grand Califor Californian in the heart of Spotswood Set on a substantial 829sqm (approx.) allotment, in one of Spotswood’s Spotswood’ premiere tree-lined streets is this original Californian Bungalow. A perfect proposition for those looking to invest, re-develop or renovate a historic period home! A blank canvas awaits those looking to create the perfect family home, with two living zones providing ample space for the three large bedrooms that share a central bathroom. Outside a fully self-contained bungalow, featuring kitchenette, living, bathroom and fourth bedroom accommodation overlook the expansive gardens that fill the deep north facing back yard.Developers take note, a 23-meter frontage makes multi dwelling subdivision a real exciting opportunity (S.T.C.A) (S.T in a suburb that just keeps on growing. Walking distance to everything that Spotswood has to offer offer, fer, including the Hudson’s Hudson’ road village, 600m to the Spotswood train station and positioned between Spotswood Primary and St Margaret Mary primary schools. With access to the Westgate freeway so close, the CBD is 10 minutes away! Auction Saturday 18th June 11:30am EPR Recent Sales Upon Request Richard Anile 0433 328 738 Anthony Anile 0421 056 056
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ALTONA 4/235 ESPLANADE Exclusive Waterfr terfront Perspective with Adoring Seaside Char Charm Accentuated by a premium waterfront position, we present this timeless 3 bedroom, 2 bathroom townhouse residence with inspired design features, creative spaces and refined interior styling.
View Thursday 5:00 - 5:30pm Saturday 12:30 - 1:00pm Auction Saturday 4th June 1:30pm EPR Recent Sales Upon Request Duncan McMillan 0407 314 002 Anthony Anile 0421 056 056 3A 2B
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ALTONA 3/259 ESPLANADE Live the beachfr beachfront lifestyle! Smell the salt water from the beach right on your doorstep from this stylish three bedroom, two bathroom townhouse. Downstairs holds two double bedrooms that share the sparkling central bathroom, separate laundry and sunny courtyard. Upstairs flaunts reverse style living with open plan kitchen/dining area, third bedroom with WIR and adjoining access to the second bathroom followed by the spacious lounge room that opens up onto the balcony with water views. Other features include ducted heating & cooling, alarm system, timber floors throughout and double remote garage. All this with just seconds to the Altona foreshore and only moments to Pier Street shopping precinct & public transport access. Be sure not to miss this rare opportunity and register your interest today! View Saturday 28th May 12:30 - 1:00pm Auction Saturday 4th June 2:30pm EPR $950,000 - $1,025,000 Richard Anile 0433 328 738 Taylah Bennett 0499 500 074
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27a Perry Street Cutting-edge Luxury in the heart of Williamstown!
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The design flair that always defines Tina Lindner’s architecture makes its presence abundantly clear throughout the luxurious spaces of this landmark contemporary residence desirably close to Douglas Parade. Family friendly, ultimately flexible, the beauty of the living and dining areas is complemented by home theatre entertainment, a superb state-of-the-art kitchen equipped with a butler’s pantry and open plan proportions where an indooroutdoor emphasis is enhanced by integrated barbeque facilities. Four bedrooms and two bathrooms confirm the exceptional allure of spaces that also offer a games room/home office option and secure basement parking for three cars. The best - of everything.
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In a quiet court location, within walking distance to Central Square Shopping Centre; this charming home offers a warm and inviting interior & is ready for you to move into & enjoy. Comprising of a flexible floor plan of 4 bedrooms, main with ensuite and WIR, formal lounge, open plan kitchen with dining & family living, central bathroom & a separate laundry.
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2/125 Ferguson Street
WILLIAMSTOWN
$300 - $330,000
Wed 25 May - 5.00 - 5.30
Sat 28 May - 2.00 fo f r 2.30
Auctions - Saturday 4 June
8 Junction Street
NEWPORT
$920,000 +
Sat 28 May - 11.30 - 12.00
Sun 29 May - 12.00 - 12.30
40 Kernot Street
SOUTH KINGSVILLE
$750,000 +
Sat 28 May - 12.15 - 12.45
Sun 29 May - 12.45 - 1.15
473 Melbourne Road
NEWPORT
$900,000 +
Sat 28 May - 10.45 - 11.15
Sun 29 May - 11.15 - 11.45
44 Parker Street
WILLIAMSTOWN
$1.05m - $1.15m
Sat 28 May - 12.30 - 1.00
Sun 29 May - 2.00 - 2.30
46 River Street
NEWPORT
$900,000 +
Sat 28 May - 12.15 - 12.45
Sun 29 May - 1.30 - 2.00
2/41 Laurie Street
NEWPORT
Contact Agent
Sat 28 May - 1.00 - 1.30
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Private Sales
Auctions - Saturday 11 June 24 Forrest Street
SPOTSWOOD
$760 - $820,000
Sat 28 May - 10.00 - 10.30
Sun 29 May - 10.30 - 11.00
36 Kororoit Creek Road
WILLIAMSTOWN
$975,000
Sat 28 May - 1.45 - 2.15
Sun 29 May - 3.00 - 3.30
21 Allan Street
ALT L ONA NORTH LT
$580 - $620,000
Sat 28 May - 11.00 - 11.30
Sun 29 May - 11.45 - 12.15
3 Laverton Street
WILLIAMSTOWN
$1,100,000
Sat 28 May - 11.45 - 12.15
Sun 29 May - 1.15 - 1.45
69 Watt Street
SOUTH KINGSVILLE Contact Agent
Sat 28 May - 1.30 - 2.00
Sun 29 May - 12.00 - 12.30
1/499 Geelong Road
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$475,000
Sat 28 May - 11.15 - 11.45
Michael Harvey 0425 737 672
19 Sunset Drive
WILLIAMSTOWN
$800 - $850,000
SPA P CIOUS AND CONVENIENT LIVING PA
Michael Harvey 0425 737 672
WILLIAMSTOWN
Contact Agent
BREAT A HTA AT T KING WAT TA A ER & PA AT P RK VIEWS
Sam Wilson 0404 865 018
From $2,090,000
ABSOLUTE WAT A ERFRONT AT
Michael Harvey 0425 737 672
Auctions - Saturday 18 June 94 Mason Street
NEWPORT
$650 - $690,000
Sat 28 May - 10.15 - 10.45
Sun 29 May - 11.00 - 11.30
25 Sandpiper Place
7/42-44 Verdon Street
WILLIAMSTOWN
$440 - $480,000
Sat 28 May - 1.00 - 1.30
Sun 29 May - 12.30 - 1.00
Lots 8 & 9 Waterfront Place WILLIAMSTOWN
Williamstown
2/125 Ferguson Street
OPEN WED 5.00 – 5.30
NEAT, SWEET AND PETITE • An excellent opportunity to enter the Williamstown market with this great single-level unit • This low-maintenance unit is located perfectly, just moments from cafes, transport and boutiques • Comprising one bedroom with a walk-in-robe and ensuite • Generous kitchen with ample storage next to a large light-filled living / dining area which leads out to a car space / court yard • Additional features include: Split system, electrical appliances, intercom system and communal laundry • This property is ideal for investors, first home buyers or downsizers
1 AUCTION MELW LWA LW WAY AYS INSPECT ENQUIRY CONTA T CT TA
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Saturday 28 May at 2.30 56 B8 Wednesday 25 May - 5.00 - 5.30 Saturday 28 May - 2.00 for 2.30 $300 - $330,000 Katie Smith 0425 737 673 katies@williamsre.com.au
Spotswood
24 Forrest Street
EDWARDIAN ELEGANCE! • Sitting in one of Spotswood’s most popular tree-lined streets, this picture perfect home is ready for you to move in and enj n oy nj • Off f ering not only a fantastic renovated home but a terrific lifestyle, with ff cafes, shops and the train station just a few minutes’ walk in one direction and parklands, tennis courts and a golf course in the other direction • An open-plan design incorporates the modern kitchen, dining and living room which steps out to a low-maintenance courtyard, perfect for entertaining family and friends • Three generous sized bedrooms share a family size central bathroom, plus there is a separate laundry with second toilet • The features inside include Ta T smanian Oak floorboards, open fireplaces, ducted heating, split system cooling, European stainless steel appliances and stone benchtops, while outside provides a storage shed and laneway access to the rear of the property • Ideal for empty nesters, couples and small families, this is a truly lovely home in a top location
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Saturday 11 June at 11.30 41 K12 Saturday 28 May - 10.00 - 10.30
ENQUIRY CONTA T CT TA
Sunday 29 May - 10.30 - 11.00 $760 - $820,000 Michael Harvey 0425 737 672 michaelh@williamsre.com.au
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South Kingsville
69 Watt Street
OPPORTUNITY KNOCKS! • On a generous allotment of approximately 668sqm, this much-loved home has been meticulously maintained and provides a wonderful opportunity to be updated and restored to a beautiful family home, or provides endless opportunities for the astute developer (STCA) • Perfectly positioned in the vibrant suburb of South Kingsville, with quick and easy access to the CBD, a short stroll to the Ve V rnon Street shopping and cafe precinct and Edwards Reserve, plus easy access to Spotswood T ain Station, childcare, schools, The Circle shops, Newport Lakes Reserve Tr and Altona Gate Shopping Centre • Comprises three bedrooms, central bathroom with shower and separate bath, spacious living, plus light-filled kitchen with adj d oining dining dj • Fe F atures include: heating, cooling, alarm, period features throughout, garden shed, two glass houses, water tank, plus off ffff f-street parking for up to five cars including one garaged • Don’t let this opportunity pass you by!
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Saturday 11 June at 1.30 55 G1 Saturday 28 May - 1.30 - 2.00 Sunday 29 May - 12.00 - 12.30 Contact Agent Sam Wilson 0404 865 018 samanthaw@williamsre.com.au
Newport
94 Mason Street
A CLASSIC EDWARDIAN • This exceptional classic, free-standing Edwardian has been renovated over the years to off f er surprisingly spacious accommodation in a location that ff is incredibly central • Once inside you will discover the traditional hardwood timber flooring which charmingly contrasts with the high ceilings • Comprising two bedrooms, the first with built-in-robes • Central bathroom • A beautifully refurbished kitchen completes the package with gas appliances • Additional features include: split system, log fireplace, security alarm and a separate laundry • All this, plus the added convenience of easy access to Melbourne CBD in minutes, strolling distance to Newport Lakes, cafes, schools and train station
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Saturday 18 June at 10.30 55 H3 Saturday 28 May - 10.15 - 10.45 Sunday 29 May - 11.00 - 11.30 $650 - $690,000 Katie Smith 0425 737 673 katies@williamsre.com.au
Williamstown
NEW LISTING
7/42-44 Verdon Street
WONDERFULLY CONVENIENT, STYLISHLY UPDATED UNIT • This beautifully renovated, two bedroom unit situated in a quiet street, will instantly make you feel right at home • Yo Y u will be met with a fresh, new kitchen with ample cupboard space • Comprising two good sized bedrooms, both with large built-in-wardrobes • Fe F atures include: one car park on title, split system and floorboards • Ideally situated in one of Williamstown’s most sought aft f er locations, only ft a short stroll to shops, cafes, train station, beach and easy access to Melbourne CBD • A really clever start or addition to your investment portfolio, or a bright beginning to get a foothold in the property market
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Saturday 18 June at 11.30 56 B9 Saturday 28 May - 1.00 - 1.30
ENQUIRY CONTA T CT TA
Sunday 29 May - 12.30 - 1.00 $440 - $480,000 Daniella Sherwin 0403 380 262 daniellas@williamsre.com.au
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Williamstown
NEW LISTING
44 Parker Street
A PRIVATE SETTING IN A CENTRAL LOCATION • A spectacular, r architecturally designed home by Basset & Lobaza, r, positioned in an unmissable location • This home has been built to the highest of standards, off f ering the perfect ff low-maintenance lifestyle • Comprising three bedrooms, including a master with balcony, walk-in-robe and ensuite, second bedroom with a built-in-robe, third on the ground floor • An outstanding modern kitchen with Caesarstone benchtops, Miele dishwasher and oven, Smeg stove top and an abundance of storage • Undercover outdoor kitchen with built-in gas BBQ • Light-filled open-plan living and dining, which leads out to the north-facing court yard. Nestled in the court yard is a glass artist studio • Additional features include: Queensland Spotted Gum floorboards, intercom system, security system, ducted vacuum, evaporative cooling, 5kW solar panels, gas log fire, Nobo panel heaters throughout and automated watering system for the front and back gardens • A location that is second to none, where you can stroll to the beach, trains, shops, cafes and schools, everyt y hing that bayside Williamstown has yt to off f er! ff
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Williamstown
3 Laverton Street
OFFERS CLOSING! • 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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PRIVA VAT VA ATE SALE MELW LWA LW WAY AYS 56 A9 INSPECT Saturday 28 May - 11.45 - 12.15 ENQUIRY CONTA T CT TA
Sunday 29 May - 1.15 - 1.45 $1,100,000 Katie Smith 0425 737 673 katies@williamsre.com.au
Yarraville
NEW LISTING
1/499 Geelong Road
BOUTIQUE, AFFORDABLE LUXURY! • This light-filled townhouse has a contemporary design and off f ers a ff luxurious style of living • Bright and airy with clever use of glass and neutral tones • All modern conveniences as expected for today’s lifestyle, including: split system heating and cooling, stainless steel appliances, a dishwasher and window furnishings • Ideal investment or first home, only minutes from the CBD • Secure car parking and storage space • Just move in and enj n oy! nj
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PRIVA VAT VA ATE SALE MELW LWA LW WAY AYS 41 E8 INSPECT Saturday 28 May - 11.15 - 11.45 ENQUIRY $475,000 CONTA T CT Michael Harvey 0425 737 672 TA michaelh@williamsre.com.au
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49 Ferguson Street, Williamstown VIC 3016 P 03 9397 5555
WILLIAMSTOWN 166 Cecil St
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Priceless Position. This neat & tidy brick veneer home is sure to generate substantial interest from those looking to move straight in, or cosmetically enhance to their own style or invest and rent. Enjoying the most convenient locations in this highly regarded treelined street, this property comprises; Entrance hall. 3 generous bedrooms (master with Balcony). Lounge & separate Dining. Kitchen with meals area. Bathroom/ laundry & separate toilet. Side driveway offering OSP. Feats: Close to Ferguson St & Nelson Pl eateries/ shopping, public transport & schools.
WILLIAMSTOWN 3/113 Esplanade
PRICE $850,000 - $900,000 AUCTION Saturday 25th June 1:30PM VIEW Saturday 12:15 - 12:45PM AGENT Anthony Gunn M 0409 377 449
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Amazing sea views exist from all levels. 4 bdrms, 2 bthrms, pwdr room, own remote basement parking for 2 cars & a lock-up storage room. The master bdrm which occupies the entire 3rd level w ensuite, built in robes, & balcony. The 2nd lvl is an open plan kitchen, dining, & lounge area with access to a large balcony, perfect for entertaining. Further 3 bdrms with BIR’s, a central bthrm, large laundry & storage cupboards are situated on the ground lv l l. With landscaped courtyard, ducted heating & cooling, gas log fireplace, stone bench tops, polished floorboards, S/S Smeg apps.
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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 NORTH
3/13 Stapley Cres
PRICE SOLD AGENT Josif Hatzinikolis M 0421 699 222
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PRICE $1,400,000 - $1,450,000 VIEW Saturday 12:00 - 12:30PM AGENT Kevin Gunn M 0418 997 914 Anthony Gunn M 0409 377 449
Buy Now or Regret It Later. r Enjoy the central location of r. being situated within a short walk to schools, the circle shops & public transport. This quiet and private ground floor apartment boasts great low maintenance living. Surprisingly spacious with 2 bedrooms, open lounge, meals/kitchen area, bathroom with laundry facilities. Note: Car space on title, Split/heating, neutral tones throughout.
PRICE $355,000 VIEW Saturday 10:30 - 11:00AM AGENT Anthony Gunn M 0409 377 449
HONESTY • INTEGRITY • RESULTS •
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AUCTION THIS SATURDAY
BROOKLYN 2/641 GEELONG ROAD AS NEW VILLA CONVENIENCE • Set to the rear • Modern conveniences throughout • Larger than normal rooms • Private rear courtyard • Ideal starter or investment
MAIDSTONE UNITS 2 & 3/4 INKERMAN STREET SOON TO BE COMPLETED • Stylish & convenient living • Selection of townhouse or unit • Small development of three units • Close to all desired facilities • Get in now to save
Auction: Price: Inspect: Contact:
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169 BARKLY STREET FOOTSCRAY 9689 6011
KEILOR EAST 1 & 3 WILLIAMS AVENUE TWO GOOD TO MISS OUT! • Prime Industrial 1 Zone • Buy both or separately • Great land and building sizes • Close to Ring Road and freeways • Dare to miss it
BROOKLYN 16/2 STENHOUSE AVENUE CLASSIC ONE BEDDER • Larger than most • Currently leased $867pcm • Close to Westgate Freeway • Handy location • Ready made investment
Auction: Price: Inspect: Contact:
Thursday 23rd June from 11.00am Contact Agent by appointment Philip Mazzella 0418 360 789 John Verduci 0411 660 844 Footscray 9689 6011
Private Sale: Price: Contact Agent Inspect: by appointment Contact: Philip Mazzella 0418 360 789 Footscray 9689 6011
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1/66 Douglas Parade Williamstown www.jasstephens.com.au 9393 1600
40 GREENE ST S REET SOUTH KINGSVILLE A Family Story r - With A Fabulous Future ry During the 69 years this three bedroom home with large retreat/study has been in the same family, its surroundings have evolved into today´s highly desirable pocket enhanced by the vibrancy of Vernon Street and the green expanses of Edwards Reserve. Significantly extended, the current day spaces are complemented by an allotment where the width of the street frontage, the depth of the north westerly rear garden and a side-drive to a double garage suggest exceptional scope, STCA.
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Anna Grech 0438 446 051
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1/66 Douglas Parade Williamstown www.jasstephens.com.au 9393 1600 6/65-75 STEVEDORE STREET WILLIAMSTOWN Irresistibly, Individually Stylish Set in the midst of Williamstown’s most distinctive art deco building, this exceptional apartment delivers light and luxury over two designer levels. Aspects across a landscaped courtyard and an elegantly efficient At A rium compliment three downstairs bedrooms served by two stylish bathrooms. Upstairs, a spectacular living/dining area features a Caeser-stone kitchen while an outdoor balcony terrace extends beyond this magnificent living space where views of streetscape, blue water and Ships cruising by in the background make entertaining memorable. Secure undercover parking is allocated.
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Inspect
Saturday 10:15 - 10:45am Sunday 10:30 - 11:00am
Terry Fitzpatrick
Anthony Gonis
0422 971 667
0450 887 726
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6/5 Empire Street, FOOTSCRAY
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QUALITY LIFESTYLE IN A CONVENIENT LOCATION MARIBYRNONG 37 SKYLINE DRIVE CONVENIENCE AND LUXURY This amazing, contemporary, low maintenance family home is impeccably presented throughout. An outstanding corner aspect impressively designed to maximise space and natural light. •Four spacious bedrooms with built in robes, master with full ensuite and walk in robes •Sparkling central bathroom •Three living areas plus study •Fabulous, modern kitchen with stainless steel appliances •Meals and living area leading onto a huge outdoor alfresco area for all year entertaining •Double lock-up remote control garage with internal access •Landscape front and rear gardens
MARIBYRNONG 9317 5577
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AUCTION Saturday 18th June at 1:30pm VIEW Sat 10.15-10.45am CONTACT Nick Meddis 0422 776 981 OFFICE 93 Rosamond Road, Maribyrnong 9317 5577
Approximately six kilometres from the heart of Melbourne CBD, close proximity to Victoria University, ersity Footscray park, shops, café, ersity, restaurants and public transport. This unit offers a great lifestyle and consists of 2 bedrooms, generous living area, kitchen with meals area, central bathroom and your own car space.
Price:
$265,000 - $285,000
Inspect:
14.05.2016 11.00AM - 11.30AM
Contact:
Khuong Vien 0411 170 287
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9689 1755 225 Barkly Street Footscray
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MARIBYRNONG 75 EDGEWATER BOULEVARD A VERY DESIRABLE LIFESTYLE This stunning residence in the exclusive Edgewater Estate offers a very attractive, contemporary and elegant modern living surrounded by excellent amenities in all directions. Brilliant open plan living spaces and stunning low maintenance courtyard seamlessly merge to create perfect balance of indoor/ outdoor living. •Three very spacious bedrooms with built in robes, master with full ensuite and private balcony •Central bathroom and three separate powder rooms •Fabulous fully equipped kitchen with stone bench tops and stainless steel appliances that divides this large open space living from the dining area •Separate large laundry •Double garage •Ducted heating/cooling throughout •Very low maintenance Within a short stroll to cafe’s, Maribyrnong River, public transport, Highpoint Shopping Complex and Melbourne’s CBD only a few kilometres away, this gorgeous family home is truly amazing inside and out.
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AUCTION Saturday 28th May at 1:00pm VIEW Saturday 12.30 - 1.00pm CONTACT Nick Meddis 0422 776 981 OFFICE 93 Rosamond Road, Maribyrnong 9317 5577
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PRIVATE SALE 13 Borrack Square, Altona North
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.
PRIVATE SALE 196 Millers Road, Altona North
64 Twyford Street Williamstown
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
Footscray 9687 1344 Seddon 9689 9000 www.burnham.com.au SUNSHINE NORTH
40 Rivervalley Boulevard
FOOTSCRAY
20 Ryan Street
WEST FOOTSCRAY
1&2/1 Buxton Street
Auction This Saturday At 11.00am
BUILD YOUR DREAMS
RELAX AND ENJOY THIS LIFESTYLE
2 UNITS PLUS MORE SCOPE
This is an opportunity to build your dream home on the fabulous River Valley Estate. Set on a large allotment with 19.2m wide frontage offers the flexibility to design a luxurious home with views of the parkland. - Land Size: 517 m2 (approx) Your new home will be conveniently located within minutes of Western Ring Road, Sunshine CBD shopping district, Sunshine Hospital whilst bike and walking trails all within vicinity of the Maribyrnong River. Build your dream home today and reap the rewards tomorrow.
Meticulously renovated single front Victorian home that offers low maintenance contemporary living in the vibrant suburb of Footscray. You will be a short walk to all of Footscray’s great amenities inc. restaurants, cafes, markets, public transport and within minutes (6km approx) of Melbourne CBD. This home can be yours to enjoy with two spacious bedrooms (BIR’s), modern kitchen/meals plus a large living area featuring a beautifully restored fireplace. Inspection is a must!
This property is ideal for an entrepreneurial investor or developer that has a keen eye to further redevelop this site. Located in a quiet residential street of West Footscray and being only a short stroll to Barkly Village, public transport, schools and local shops. Front house - ripe for repair/ redevelopment. Rear unit - BV with 2 BR, Lounge, Kitchen/ Meals plus amenities Land: 11.9m x 44.8m approx. Whether you’re a home buyer, buyer an investor/renovator or a developer, developer this property has something for everyone.
AUCTION Inspect: Price: Mel Ref:
Auction Inspect: Price: Mel Ref:
AUCTION Inspect: Price: Mel Ref:
Sat 28th May at 11.00am By Appointment $390,000 - $420,000 27 B6
WEST FOOTSCRAY
FOOTSCRAY
7-9 Wightman Street
Sat 4th Jun at 12.30pm ByAppointment Contact Agent 41 H2
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Sat 25th June at 11am Saturday 12.00 - 12.30 Contact Agent 42 D4
COMFORTABLE AND CONVENIENT
ARE YOU A HIGH RISER?
FANTASTIC VALUE, EXCLUSIVELY POSITIONED
Great opportunity to secure cared for family home, either for your own use or investment, featuring extras such as ceiling patterns, picture rails, large workshop/garage area, good sized block of land plus close proximity to train station and local shopping. Includes 3 Bedrooms, Lounge with Gas Heating, Dining Room with air conditioning unit plus Kitchen with Dishwasher and Servery to Dining Room. Plenty of room in rear yard with a total area of 464m2 (12.19m x 38.1m) with ROW at rear allowing direct vehicle access.
Here is your opportunity to reach for the sky. You can secure this redevelopment site (STCA) located on the Eastern side of the River. This is one that is “Ready, Set and waiting for you to complete the puzzle. Only a short walk to a large selection of restaurants, Market shopping and public transport. Land: 461m2 (approx.). Zoning: Activity Centre Zone. Act now as attractive sites like this a rarely offered.
Elevated on the top floor, floor this front apartment boasts views over Footscray surrounds and beyond. Unwind, relax or entertain on the huge private balcony. The open-plan living and dining room layout features high ceiling and a/c and adjoins the kitchen with s/s appliances. Comp. two spacious bedrooms with BIRs (master with a 2nd private balcony) complemented by a separate sleek central bathroom. Experience a lifestyle of outstanding convenience with Footscray CBD on the doorstep.
AUCTION Inspect: Price: Mel Ref:
AUCTION Inspect: Price: Mel Ref:
FOR SALE Inspect: Saturday 2.45 - 3.15 Price: $330,000 - $360,000 Mel Ref: 42 C5
Sat 18th June at 12.30pm Saturday 1.00 - 1.30 $630,000 - $650,000 41 E4
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4/26 Hampshire Road Sunshine
It Doesn’t Get Any Better Than This!
Rare Vacant Land!
An Affordable Unit In Sunshine!
A Stunning Internal Renovation!
• 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
• One spacious bedroom with BIR’s • Comfortable lounge room • Kitchen with meals area • Central bathroom, toilet & laundry • Close to train station, schools & shops
• 3 bedrooms • Lounge room • Updated kitchen adjoining meals area • 2 fully renovated bathrooms • New brick garage • Low maintenance living • Brilliant location, walking distance to Sunshine train station For Sale Inspect By Appointment Agent David Falcone 0413 116 717 Map Ref 40 K1
For Sale Inspect By Appointment Agent Fred (Fatih) Fanoscu 0419 384 097 Map Ref 26 G11
For Sale Inspect By Appointment Agent Fred (Fatih) Fanoscu 0419 384 097 Map Ref 40 H3
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5 Chapman Street Sunshine
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• Three bedrooms • Study area • Lounge room • Appealing vinyl wrap kitchen adjoining meals area • Rumpus/family room • Bright central bathroom • Brilliant location, walking distance to shops, schools & Sunshine train station For Sale Inspect Saturday 10.45 - 11.15am Agent David Falcone 0413 116 717 Map Ref 40 H3
• 3 bedrooms • Lounge room • Recently renovated kitchen adjoining meals area • Updated bathroom • Double carport & garage • Large allotment approx 700m2 • Development potential (STCA) For Sale Inspect Saturday 10.00 - 10.30am Agent David Falcone 0413 116 717 Map Ref 26 H7
• Three bedrooms • Lounge room • Neat kitchen adjoining meals area • Bright central bathroom • Carport & garden shed • Land size 620m2 (approx) • Development potential (STCA) For Sale Inspect Saturday 10.00 - 10.30am Agent Sang Do 0419 935 955 Map Ref 40 G4
• 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 By Appointment Agent Sang Do 0419 935 955 Map Ref 40 F5
60 Nicholson Parade Sunshine West
216 Wright Street Sunshine West
665 Ballarat Road Ardeer
25 Kannan Boulevard Braybrook
Grand Family Home!
Home Sweet Home!
Four Bedroom Brick Veneer Home!
Something Really Special!
• 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 10.00 - 10.30am Agent Fred (Fatih) Fanoscu 0419 384 097 Map Ref 40 C3
• Three bedrooms • Lounge room • Updated kitchen with large meals area • Central bathroom • Single garage & double carport • Large pergola with timber decking • Close to schools, shops & transport For Sale Inspect Saturday 11.45 - 12.15pm Agent Fred (Fatih) Fanoscu 0419 384 097 Map Ref 40 E3
• Four large bedrooms • Lounge room • Neat kitchen adjoining large meals area • Bright central bathroom • Brilliant location, just minutes to the Western Ring Road & other amenities For Sale Inspect By Appointment Agent Sang Do 0419 935 955 Map Ref 26 B9
• 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 Saturday 10.45 - 11.15am Agent David Falcone 0413 116 717 Map Ref 27 C10
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6 Spinnaker Rise Sanctuary Lakes
6/2 Techno Park Drive Williamstown
9/21-25 Panamax Road Ravenhall
23 Mephan Street Footscray
Water Front Living In Resort Estate!
It Doesn’t Get Any Better Than This!
New Generation Office Building!
Factory/Warehouse In Top Location!
• Build your dream home on this picture perfect water front block • North facing block set on 770m2 (approx) • 24.5m frontage by 40m depth (approx) • Titled block, ready to build, suitable for a range of single or double storey home For Sale Inspect By Appointment Agent Fred (Fatih) Fanoscu 0419 384 097 Map Ref 208 E7
• Two bedroom with BIR’s • Lounge room • Recently renovated kitchen • Large updated central bathroom • One car park space
• 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
For Sale Inspect Saturday 10.45 - 11.15am Agent Fred (Fatih) Fanoscu 0419 384 097 Map Ref 55 D7
For Sale Inspect By Appointment Agent Fred (Fatih) Fanoscu 0419 384 097 Map Ref 358 J6
• 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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bed 2 | bath 1 | car 2
$420,000 plus 3pm Saturday 4th June on location 3-3:30pm Saturday & 2:00-2.30pm Sunday John Luong 0401 718 277 & Adrian Butera 0409 099 791 Inner West 9314 1188
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• Large separate bedroom • Ensuite bathroom with bath and laundry facilities • Modern gas kitchen with electric oven • Polished parquetry flooring
• Ceiling fans in bedroom and living area • Single car space on title • Block of only twelve apartments • Ideal first home or investment
INSPECT AS ADVERTISED OR BY APPOINTMENT CONTACT: Peter Davies 0402 335 005
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254 Elaine-Eggerton Road, Elaine. Prime Rural Lifestyle & Investment – 75 Mins Melbourne Inspection: Strictly by appointment with agent • Approximately 74 acres (30 Ha) of sound undulating productive well treed country, (28 inch Rainfall) • Magnificent future home site with current planning permit for dwelling. • Power on property, watered by dam. ‘‘Elaine Park’’ Ideal horses, cattle, sheep and all forms of intensive agricultural pursuits. 3 minutes Elaine, 20 minutes Ballarat, 40 minutes Geelong (bay & beaches), 45 minutes Avalon Airport, 75 minutes Melbourne CBD & International Airport.
Ken Drysdale 0409 195 470, Elders Geelong Web Id 9682421 www.elders.com.au/geelong
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for sale $325,000
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Planning and Environment Act 1987 HOBSONS BAY PLANNING SCHEME Notice of the preparation of an amendment Amendment C107
Public Notices and Event
Public Notice
Hobsons Bay City Council has prepared Amendment C107 to the Hobsons Bay Planning Scheme. The amendment affects the Mobil Altona Refinery; land bounded by Kororoit Creek Road to the south, Millers Road to the west and the railway line to the north and east. The amendment proposes to: 1. Amend the Schedule to the Heritage Overlay at Clause 43.01-1 to delete HO202. 2. Amend Clauses 21.06 (Built Environment and Heritage) and 22.01 (Heritage Policy) to replace the reference to the Hobsons Bay Heritage Study Amended 2014 to the Hobsons Bay Heritage Study Amended 2016. 3. Amend Schedule 2 to clause 37.01 (Petroleum Refinery Area) of the Hobsons Bay Planning Scheme to delete reference to Clause 62.01 of the Hobsons bay Planning Scheme. 4. Amend Map 9HO to delete HO202. You may inspect the amendment, any documents that support the amendment and the explanatory report about the amendment, free of charge, at the following locations: s DURING OFlCE HOURS AT THE OFlCE OF THE PLANNING AUTHORITY (OBSONS "AY #ITY #OUNCIL AT Civic Parade, Altona s !LTONA ,IBRARY 1UEEN 3TREET !LTONA 6)# s !LTONA .ORTH ,IBRARY -ILLERS 2OAD !LTONA .ORTH 6)# s !LTONA -EADOWS ,IBRARY #ENTRAL !VENUE !LTONA -EADOWS 6)# s .EWPORT ,IBRARY AT THE 3UBSTATION -ARKET 3TREET .EWPORT 6)# s 7ILLIAMSTOWN ,IBRARY &ERGUSON 3TREET 7ILLIAMSTOWN 6)# s AT THE $EPARTMENT OF %NVIRONMENT ,AND 7ATER AND 0LANNING WEBSITE www.delwp.vic.gov.au/public-inspection. Any person who may be affected by the amendment may make a submission to the planning authority about the amendment. Submissions must be made in writing giving the submitter’s name and contact address, clearly stating the grounds on which the amendment is supported or opposed and indicating what changes (if any) the submitter wishes to make. .AME AND CONTACT DETAILS OF SUBMITTERS ARE REQUIRED FOR COUNCIL TO CONSIDER SUBMISSIONS AND to notify such persons of the opportunity to attend council meetings and any public hearing HELD TO CONSIDER SUBMISSIONS 4HE CLOSING DATE FOR SUBMISSIONS IS &RIDAY *ULY ! submission must be sent to the Manager Strategy and Advocacy, Hobsons Bay City Council, 0/ "OX !LTONA 6ICTORIA A submission which seeks to change the Amendment and is not accepted by the planning authority may be referred to an independent Panel appointed by the Minister for Planning UNDER 0ART OF THE Planning and Environment Act 1987. Anyone who has made a submission which is referred to a Panel has an opportunity to be heard. All submitters will be formally ADVISED IN WRITING OF ANY $IRECTIONS OR 0ANEL (EARING The following dates have been pre-set, however, are subject to change: s $IRECTIONS (EARING TO COMMENCE IN THE WEEK OF 3EPTEMBER s 0ANEL (EARING TO COMMENCE IN THE WEEK OF /CTOBER The planning authority must make a copy of every submission available at its office for any person to inspect free of charge for two months after the amendment comes into operation or lapses. Kathleen McClusky MANAGER STRATEGY AND ADVOCACY ,.
Sustainable Design Officer Youth Services Coordinator
Maribyrnong City Council (Council) hereby gives notice of its intention to enter into a lease with Jemena Electricity Networks (VIC) Limited for leasing part of the land contained in unregistered Plan of Subdivision PS 732573S, as shown in the plan below.
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CORRUGATED ROOFING/FENCING 1.8m (6ft) Colorbond $9.50 each, $850 per 100. Zinc and Gal. $8.50 each, $750 per 100. 0421 523 490.
1300 372 678. 24hrs/7 days. swa4281be.
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Monster Sale!!! St Peters Car Park, Guinane Avenue, Saturday 28th May, 8am-1pm. Bargains galore! Be early.
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NATALIE For the mature gentleman. Tall, attractive, slim, 49yo. Mon-Fri, daytime only. Phone 0438 766 344. SWA1323xe.
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OLDCARS Will pay cash for old car parts, memorabilia and collectables filling up your garage. Call Paul: 0407 052 439.
Day special $105 1/2 hour. 77 Racecouse Road, Nth Melb. 9326 8388. swa6144b.
The proposal is for the purposes of installation, operation and maintenance of a substation, which will provide electricity supply to the development at 47 – 61 Byron Street, Footscray and surrounding properties.
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Temporary Full Time - 4 July 2016 to 27 January 2017 Band 6 - $79,236 – $86,365 (plus 9.5% super & RDO) Enquiries: Martin Hartigan on 9932 1000. Applications must address the selection criteria and close Friday 3 June 2016. For further information please visit our website. Hobsons Bay City Council is an equal opportunity employer.
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HANDYMAN. Home or office. No job too small. Covering inner West. Free quotes. Gusman Handyman. Call 0455 500 438.
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CLEANER, Mature, honest and reliable lady. Experienced. Satisfaction guaranteed. Ph: 0402 455 845
CLEANING/IRONING Honest and reliable lady. Over 30 years experience. Hourly rate. 9734 2360.
IRONING SERVICE Fairy Godmothers Ironing Service. Iron beautifully. Call Elizabeth 0434 483 196.
Just Simply Cleaning
Hourly rate, all products provided. Fast, efficient cleaners. Contact Jelena 0435 110 221.
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AMAZING Deep tissue/Lomi Lomi massage from $30. Also available heat packs from $10. 10am-10pm. By appt. Hoppers Crossing. Phone 0439 556 546. ASIAN MASSAGE 10am-8pm, 7 days pw, 2c, 100 Furlong Rd, Cairnlea, 0425 414 418.
Body Treatment
19 Hall St, Newport. 10am-7pm. Relaxation massage therapy. Ph: 9041 2399 or 0450 096 262
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75 Paisley Street, Footscray. Phone: 9689 6632. Open 7 days, 9:30am to 9pm.
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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.
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ALBANVALE (St Albans) 24 Guest Avenue, immaculate 3BR, BV House, AC, heating. Close to shops, schools, transp, church & mosque. $300pw. 0408 120 508.
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CAFE FOR SALE
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TRUGANINA Ultra Mod 2 storey 3BR home ensuite/bathroom powder room WIR BIR's kit meals adj lounge ducted reverse heating/cooling alarm garage $310pw Pellegrino R/E 3/19 Synnot St, W/bee. 9741 1000.
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KINGS PARK 26 Cheleon Way, immaculate 3BR, BV House, 2 toilets, Air Con, heating. Close to shops, schools, transp, church & mosque. $320pw. 0408 120 508.
WERRIBEE 3BR ensuite/WIR BIR's lounge kit/meals adj family room butlers pantry duct heat evap cool large patio area remote double garage $320pw Pellegrino R/E 3/19 Synnot St Werribee 9741 1000.
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Western Suburbs Ongoing Casual Assignment Well established engineering company has a vacancy for an experienced fabricator, welder/boilermaker to join there team in Laverton North. Duties will primarily involve the fabrication of structural mild steel for heavy duty semi trailer equipment and general workshop fabrication. Experience in Mig & arc welding a must. Forklift licence beneficial but not required. It is also a requirement that you supply your own tools for this you will receive a tool allowance as per the award. Candidates must have a proven work history, possess good work ethics, prepared to do overtime when required and bring team player attributes to the company. Own transport required. Resumes to be sent to: anita@dangelo.com.au
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WILLIAMSTOWN Between 244 & 246 Coogee Lane, Sat 28th May, 10am-3pm. Lots of quality toys & books, clothes, shoes, 2 gas heaters, small kitchen appliances, desk & bric-a-brac. (Parking on Victoria Street)
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MITSUBISHI Magna, 2002, wagon, auto, V6 motor, tow bar, 1ET-90C. $4,000ono sold as is. Harold 9366 6489.
FRANKLIN 16ft caravan, bunks, double bed, kitchen, dining area converts to bed, registered, neat and clean, located in Bulla. $5,500. 0411 206 483. 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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SPORT Merciless Magic goes on a goal spree The chase is starting to look daunting for Altona Magic’s rivals in the Football Federation Victoria men’s state league 1. The Magic has opened up a whopping seven-point lead at the top of the ladder and the season is a mere eight rounds old. A merciless Magic put Westgate to the sword in a 5-0 thrashing at Paisley Park Soccer Complex on Saturday evening. The three points were in the bag at half-time with the Magic going to the break with a three-goal advantage and then rubbing further salt into the visitors’ wounds in the second half. Adamson Ajayi is scoring for fun these days. Ajayi produced a hat-trick to make it five goals
in the past two matches. He is averaging a goal a game for the season. Ben Clarke fired in a double to make it five goals in eight games. For Magic goalkeeper Ante Loncaric, it was a sixth clean sheet. The Magic has scored more goals than any other side and conceded the fewest, hence their league-best goal difference of plus 18. The Magic players have a tricky encounter with Keilor Park to negotiate on Saturday, but in this form, who can stop them? Yarraville Glory came from a goal down at half-time to draw 1-1 with Cairnlea at McIvor Reserve.
As is so often the case, Goran Jozeljic found the back of the net for the Glory. Altona East Phoenix put up a good fight against Preston Lions away at BT Connor Reserve before losing 2-1. In state league 2, Altona City’s rough trot continued in a 2-1 loss to Moreland United at Kim Reserve. City has slumped to third-last on the back of three consecutive losses. A trip to title-contending Essendon United on Saturday appears to offer little respite for City. Lance Jenkinson
IN THE DOGHOUSE ■ There
have been many memorable games at the Whitten Oval over the years but last Saturday’s interleague game between the WRFL and the Ballarat Football League was a beauty. The final result was a three-point win to the home team with a goal from Werribee Districts’ Andrew Panayi just seconds before the final siren. If you thought representative football meant nothing to the players, think again. The elation and disappointment shown by both winners and losers said it all. The game was hard and played in great spirit with no malice whatsoever. The concept of the AFL Victoria Community Challenge seems to be a winner, judging by this and other weekend results. As a showcase of senior and under-19 talent, it was well worthwhile. Maybe the WRFL could look at a bye for all divisions for these games to get the full support of the region.
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Big V gets a run this weekend when the VFL state team travels to Adelaide to take on the SANFL. While this game does not have the romance of the good old days when the Vics took on the Croweaters, it is an important game. Williamstown’s Andy Collins is the coach and state pride still means a lot at any level of football. Werribee, Williamstown and Footscray have players in the squad, which will be trimmed this week in preparation for the game on Sunday. Whoever gets to don the Big V will do so with pride and commitment. Let’s hope the boys stick it right up them.
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Football Club – hot on the heels of its first win in Division 1 and its legends game last weekend – has its Past Players and Officials day when it hosts Altona on Saturday. The club also has three players in the senior interleague side and one in the under-19s. There’s no doubt the Falcons are heading in the right direction.
Third time’s the charm By Lance Jenkinson Williamstown young gun Jack Dorgan has been to hell and back three times in his football career. No one would have thought any less of the 22-year-old if he decided to pull the pin after a third knee reconstruction. The support of his Seagulls teammates and club support staff made the decision to return a whole lot easier. “You sometimes begin to feel like a shadow in the football club,” Dorgan told Star Weekly. “Your mates just pick you up every week and when you go and watch your team play such a good class of footy each week, you know why you’re still there. “It’s tough, it obviously has its moments, but you work through it. “We’ve got such good physios at the club, they’ve helped me through it each one at a time.” Dorgan sat through last year’s Seagulls senior and development league premierships. He would have been part of one of those sides had he not been on the injury list. It made for a bittersweet feeling on grand final day, but also confirmed in his mind why
he wanted to get back in the blue and gold. “It’s always tough sitting back and watching your best mates go out there and win a flag, but I was so happy that they won it,” Dorgan said. “There’s people like Ben Jolley and Cam Lockwood who have been there for years and deserve it more than anyone. “I just thought I’d love to be a part of that and this is a window of success for Williamstown and no better time to be a part of it. “It’s obviously the right club to be around at the right time and the people that are at the club keep you there every year, the coaching staff, players and support staff.” Dorgan has not only made a successful return to the playing field, but has already shown glimpses of career-best form. Williamstown has rushed to extend his contract until the end of 2017 and he was last week named into the extended squad for the VFL’s clash with the SANFL this weekend. It is a lot more than Dorgan expected on his return. “I sort of expected to have the majority of the first half of the season coming through the twos,” the wingman/half forward said. “‘Collo’ [Seagulls coach Andy Collins] said
to me that he wants me to ease into it and my goal this year was to play footy, find my love for it again and enjoy it because I know how much time I’ve spent away from the game. “I was lucky enough to get an early call up into the seniors and sort of held on to the opportunity that Collo’s kept giving me.” Dorgan will know this week if he made the cut for the VFL representative team. The squad of 25 will be trimmed back to 23, but he was just thrilled to have made the extended squad. “When I saw that I had to read it twice,” Dorgan said. “There’s a lot of players out there I have somehow snuck in front of, but if I get the opportunity to play with the top VFL players, that would be amazing.” Dorgan got his start in football in the juniors at Hoppers Crossing. It was not long before he was on the radar of the Western Jets, placing him under the noses of the Williamstown scouts. The apprentice electrician is no longer consumed by the AFL dream, as he has unfinished business at the Seagulls. “It’s just more about winning a flag at Willy now,” Dorgan said.
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west lost a well-known sporting and business identity with the recent passing of Arthur Gore. Arthur was involved with the old Sunshine VFA, club where his son Peter played. He was also active with the Sunshine juniors in the old FDFL. He also was a life member of the National Go Kart Association and as a cyclist competed in a few Melbourne-Warrnambool races. He had a service station in Braybrook before running Sunshine Mowers for many years. Condolences to his family and friends. Kevin Hillier
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Devils show their worth as top three break away Three teams are breaking away from the pack in division 2 of the Western Region Football League. When powerhouses Caroline Springs, North Footscray and Yarraville-Seddon meet it’s an eight-point game. And there was one last weekend, when North Footscray got the better of Yarraville-Seddon by 41 points at Yarraville Oval. It was significant for the Devils, as it was their first win against one of the top three sides while Caroline Springs and Yarraville-Seddon had proved themselves in big games. The Devils not only got their win on the top-three merry-go-round, but did so in a commanding fashion that will have the rest of the competition sitting up and taking note. A fast start was crucial for the Devils and they got it with five goals to two in the opening term. They were out of sight by three-quarter-time, after a similarly destructive six-goal third quarter. Brodhi Green was the standout for the Devils, while Zak Atkins capped a strong game with three goals. For Yarraville-Seddon, Lachie Longmire produced another A-grade performance, but it was not enough to get the home side over the line. So it’s Caroline Springs and North Footscray occupying the finals double chance positions
and it’s over to Yarraville-Seddon to see what response it has after dropping to third. West Footscray continues to show signs of improvement. The Roosters not only took a quarter from Albanvale, but also led at half-time. But Albanvale were far superior in the second half, banging on 14 goals to five to win by 53 points and leave the Roosters as the only second-tier side without a win this season. In division 3, Newport Power came from behind at three-quarter-time to win a thriller over Sunshine Heights by four points at Bryan Martyn Oval. Munir El Houli showed his star quality with six goals in a match-winning performance. In only their first season as a senior club, the Power is perched nicely in second spot after seven rounds. Braybrook has taken giant leaps forward in recent weeks and continued its trend upwards with a 12-point win over Laverton Magpies at Pennell Reserve. Tyrone Charles pipped Jamie Lane for best-on-ground honours. Lane finished with eight goals to move into fourth on the goalkicking list with 21. Parkside strolled to a 58-point win over Sanctuary Lakes at Henry Turner Reserve to keep in touch with the top two. Lance Jenkinson
It was a tough slog for Jack Rayner and the rest of the runners at Cruden Farm. (Supplied)
Rayner reigns in the mud Western Athletics rising star Jack Rayner has won the open men’s section at the Athletics Victoria 10-mile heritage race. The race was the third round of the cross country series at the new location of Cruden Farm in Langwarrin. The heritage round sees many clubs participate in their original club uniforms, and Rayner wore the original Sunshine singlet. It was a tough race of four 4km loops, consisting of rolling hills and mud. But Rayner, 20, lapped up the difficult conditions and led the way to victory for
Western’s division 2 men’s team. He cleared away in the final lap to win by 17 seconds in a time of 50 minutes 15.9 seconds. It was the first open win for Western Athletics at the event. Other standout performers were Liam Cashin and Cody Shanahan in the under-20 6km event. Cashin replicated his win from the previous round, while Shanahan came in third. In under-14 girls, Mia White once again proved her cross country ability by winning the 4km event.
Western pride fuels thrilling win By Lance Jenkinson Goal sneak Andrew Panayi came to the rescue for the Western Region Football League in its heart-stopping three-point win over Ballarat Football League in the AFL Victoria Community Championships at the Whitten Oval on Saturday. After a see-sawing game, Matthew Notman put the BFL in front deep into time-on of the last quarter, but the WRFL kept pressing and bombed a ball into the forward line, where Panayi was infringed upon in front of goal. The rest was on the shoulders of the Werribee Districts forward, who did not let his side down with a set shot. WRFL onballer Matt Dean said Panayi had been tagged “the iceman” because of the coolness with which he’d kicked the winning goal under immense pressure. “We gave him an opportunity – kicked into the forward line and he got dragged down holding-the-man and didn’t miss from right in front,” Dean said. WRFL coach Anthony Eames and his assistant, Steve Thom, asked for total commitment and pride in the jumper and that is exactly what they got. The WRFL’s big-name former AFL players were no shows, so the league showcased the best locally-produced talent. “It would’ve been awesome to have had the opportunity to play with people who have had the AFL experience, but unfortunately, for whatever reason, injuries or wanting a rest, they didn’t put their hand up,” Dean said. “It gave an opportunity to other people who were more committed and more prepared to do what it takes to win on the day.” Dean was outstanding at the coal face for the WRFL, collecting best-on-ground honours. The Werribee Districts captain believes the medal could have easily gone to a number of his teammates. “There were probably a handful of other people that probably could’ve taken it,” he said. “I appreciate the people adjudged me worthy of the medal, but it’s a lot more enjoyable just to be a part of a win with the 22 other blokes who went out there today.” Murray Boyd was colossal for the WRFL. The 56 MARIBYRNONG & HOBSONS BAY STAR WEEKLY \ MAY 25, 2016
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big man from Spotswood excelled in whichever positions he was deployed. “He was up forward, in the ruck and dropping back … he was everywhere,” Dean said. “As a big, strong presence on the field, everyone looks up to him and respects him very highly in the western region. He was a major factor in us being able to win.” Jase Perkins (Deer Park) was the focal point for the WRFL with four goals, while small forward Daniel Castellano (Sunshine) also kicked four.
AFL Victoria Community Championships Seniors: WRFL 13.17 (95) d BFL 13.14 (92) Under-19: WRFL 22.12 (144) d BFL 7.7 (49) David Sablich (Spotswood), Braden Ferrari (Hoppers Crossing) and Tim Quick (Deer Park) also had major impacts. On the back of their victory, the WRFL has
moved up to sixth in the statewide rankings. They are slipping under the radar and thriving on the underdog tag. Dean paid credit to Eames and Thom, the side’s coaches, and their fervent desire to earn respect for their league. “They’re just so passionate about the western region – they’re western suburbs people and have grown up in the area. “They have a bit of a mission to try and prove a point. Hopefully, over the next few years we can fight ourselves up the ranks and earn that respect.”
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Tonga call-up lifts skipper’s hope By Lance Jenkinson Footscray captain Martin Naufahu grew up dreaming of a professional rugby career. The inside centre even let his mind wander to thoughts of playing international rugby. He was born in Auckland to Tongan parents and when it became apparent to Naufahu that a career as an All Black had faded, the prospect of featuring for his parents’ nation became real. Now Naufahu has made Tonga’s squad for a second time for next month’s Pacific Nations Cup. It is a huge opportunity for the 25-year-old to make his mark at a tournament of significance if he can convince the coach of his credentials. “I’m pretty excited,” Naufahu told Star Weekly. “Any time you get called up to represent your country, you’re pretty proud. “It’s another opportunity for me to try to get a Test cap. “I was selected for last year’s Pacific Nations Cup. I made it to the bench but didn’t get onto the field, so this is a second chance I guess.” Naufahu is not your average import. The Truganina resident has bought into the culture of his club in his four years in Melbourne, so much so that Footscray made him skipper this season. “I was pretty proud,” Naufahu said. “I was up to the challenge and I’m one of the senior players at the club with a lot of players moving on from last season. “What the coach sees in me is that I lead the boys with my actions and I want to continue to lead by my actions and be the best I can.” The Bulldogs have not exactly set the world on fire in recent times, but Naufahu has stayed loyal to the club that accepted him into the fold and aided in his selection for Melbourne Rising, a pathway to the Rebels in Super Rugby.
SCOREBOARD Q FOOTBALL AFL Round 9 GWS 4.3 9.5 13.7 15.8 (98) W BULLDOGS 3.4 6.6 7.9 10.13 (73) Goals: Greater Western Sydney: J Cameron 5 T Greene 3 S Johnson 2 D Shiel L Whitfield R Palmer S Coniglio T Scully. Western Bulldogs: L Jong 2 T Dickson 2 T McLean 2 J Stringer L Hunter M Wallis T Campbell. Best: Greater Western Sydney: H Shaw C Ward S Coniglio Z Williams T Greene N Wilson S Mumford. Western Bulldogs: L Picken M Bontempelli L Hunter J Macrae M Wallis L Dahlhaus. Injuries: Greater Western Sydney: M Buntine (concussion) N Haynes (concussion) T Mohr (hamstring). Western Bulldogs: Nil. Reports: Greater Western Sydney: Nil. Western Bulldogs: L Jong (Western Bulldogs) for forceful front-on contact on M Buntine (GWS) in the first quarter. Official Crowd: 9,612 at Spotless Stadium. Ladder P W L D F A % Pts N Melbourne 9 9 0 0 941 719 130.9 36 Geelong 9 7 2 0 965 635 152.0 28 GWS 9 7 2 0 1012 684 148.0 28 Sydney 9 7 2 0 949 658 144.2 28 WBulldogs 9 6 3 0 846 632 133.9 24 West Coast 9 6 3 0 914 705 129.6 24 Hawthorn 9 6 3 0 867 844 102.7 24 Adelaide 9 5 4 0 1017 859 118.4 20 Melbourne 9 5 4 0 978 861 113.6 20 Port Adelaide 9 4 5 0 862 858 100.5 16 Collingwood 9 4 5 0 832 881 94.4 16 Carlton 9 4 5 0 626 816 76.7 16 St Kilda 9 3 6 0 766 902 84.9 12 Richmond 9 3 6 0 756 927 81.6 12 Gold Coast 9 3 6 0 7841053 74.4 12 Brisbane 9 1 8 0 7011129 62.1 4 Essendon 9 1 8 0 540 904 59.7 4 Fremantle 9 0 9 0 627 916 68.4 0
VFL Round 7 GEELONG 7.4 9.4 14.6 16.8 (104) FRANKSTON 1.0 3.3 7.7 10.8 (68) Goals: Geelong: Rees 3 Lucey 3 Luxford 2 T Tsitas McLachlan Vardy Sexton Hickey Murdoch Cowan Dobson. Frankston: Gardiner 3 Pickess 2 Newman Wells Wilson Gray Cass. Best: Geelong: Sexton Tsitas T Smedts Luxford Rees. Frankston: Buchan McInnes Wilsen Cavarra Pongracic Cass At Frankston Oval. NORTHERN 5.3 9.7 14.9 16.10 (106) COBURG 2.2 7.4 9.6 14.11 (95) Goals: Northern: Jaksch 4 Silvagni 3 Tutt 3 Graham 3 Gowers Boekhorst Korcheck. Coburg: Featherstone 5 Younan 3 Ercolano 2 McEvoy Hunt Thomas Hill. Best: Northern: Tutt Gowers Graham Jaksch Foster Totevski. T Coburg: Featherstone Thomas Schraven Goodwin Mattingly Younan. At Preston City Oval. SANDRINGHAM 2.2 8.7 9.13 17.18 (120) WERRIBEE 6.4 7.8 10.10 12.11 (83) Goals: Sandringham: Lonie 4 Minchington 2 Kreymborg 2 Murdoch Simpkin Cook Shenton Curren Templeton T Pierce Lee Lok. Werribee: Black 2 Maishman 2 Durdin Hussey Wagner Hanson McFarlane McKay Mountford Daw.
Footscray skipper Martin Naufahu finds a hole in the Power House defence on Saturday. (Dmajan Janevski)
“Since I’ve been here, I’ve been with Footscray all the way,” Naufahu said. “It’s been tough recently but when I first came we did pretty well to make finals in the first year. “In the second year we made quarters but things haven’t worked out recently. We haven’t had a solid coach . . . it’s been a different coach
Best: Sandringham: Wright Templeton T Kreymborg Rice Pierce Lonie. Werribee: Petterwood Wagner Sodomaco Gribble Clarke Maishman. At Trevor Barker Oval. FOOTSCRA FOOTSCRAY 4.2 8.7 11.8 15.10 (100) ESSENDON 2.2 4.4 9.5 12.9 (81) Goals: Footscray: Wyatt 4 Grabowski 3 Lynch L 2 Nash 2 Hrovat Hamilton Minson Hayes. Essendon: Schroder 2 Edwards 2 Heavyside Jamar Langford Michael Kommer Thompson Merrett Eades. Best: Footscray: Russell Honeychurch Dunkley Minson Barry Wyatt. Essendon: Hams Heppell Edwards Kommer Heavyside Schroder. At Windy Hill. CASEY 3.1 9.4 10.9 12.11 (83) BOX HILL 4.5 6.6 10.8 11.10 (76) Goals: Casey: Dawes 3 Smith 3 Spencer King Glen Hulett Terlich T Scott. Box Hill: Miles 4 Summers 2 O’Rourke Whitecross Lawlor Willsmore Schoenmakers. Best: Casey: Grimes Dawes Smith White Scott Trengove. Box Hill: Miles Litherland O’Rourke Mirra Spangher Whitecross. At Casey Fields. PORT MELB 1.2 7.3 8.5 15.7 (97) NTH BALLARA BALLARAT 5.2 7.3 12.3 14.4 (88) Goals: North Ballarat: S Hooper 2 O Stephenson 2 N Rippon 2 M Eagles 2 O Tate T T Schnerring L Cassidy J Wheelahan M Austin J Keeble. Port Melbourne: B Mihocek 3 J Scipione 3 H Sandilands 2 J Halsall 2 K Haretuku 2 M Golby T Hobbs L Cook Best: North Ballarat: L Kiel M Eagles S Lyle L K Mellington N Rippon C Schache. Port Melbourne: M Rivett B Mihocek T Pinwill M Golby J Scipione G Dickson. At Eureka Stadium. COLLINGWOOD 5.2 8.4 12.5 13.8 (86) WILLIAMSTOWN 4.0 8.5 12.5 12.9 (81) Goals: Collingwood: T Cloke 4 M Goodyear 2 B Moloney 2 B Macaffer J Witts B Sier D Wyatt N Gray. Williamstown: A Siposs 2 J Dorgan 2 A Cordy 2 S Hetherington S Dunell W Wheeler S Critchley D Conway A Anastasio. Best: CollingwoodL T Goldsack J Hellier J Kelly M Goodyear J Marsh B Macaffer. Williamstown: B Jolley M Gibbons D Fahey W Wheeler B Bewley A Siposs. At Holden Centre. Ladder P W L D F A % Pts Casey 7 6 1 0 782 464 168.53 24 Williamstown 7 5 2 0 762 469 162.47 20 Box Hill 6 4 2 1 558 448 124.55 16 Sandringham 6 4 2 1 645 524 123.09 16 Footscray 7 4 3 0 656 586 111.95 16 Port Melb 7 4 3 0 526 495 106.26 16 Werribee 6 4 2 1 546 557 98.03 16 Collingwood 7 4 3 0 507 657 77.17 16 Geelong 6 3 3 1 535 445 120.22 12 Essendon 7 3 4 0 653 547 119.38 12 Richmond 6 2 4 1 509 536 94.96 8 Northern 7 2 5 0 459 761 60.32 8 Frankston 6 2 4 1 365 624 58.49 8 Coburg 7 1 6 0 548 592 92.57 4 Nth Ballarat 6 1 5 1 344 690 49.86 4
AFL VICTORIA DEVELOPMENT LEAGUE Round 7 BOX HILL 5.1 7.3 9.7 11.11 (77) CASEY 2.0 5.0 7.4 10.5 (65) Goals: Casey: K Wilson 2 A Ferreira 2 T Baker 2 T Vander Haar M Cox D Johnston C Machaya. Box Hill: D Hehir 4 X Dimasi 2 L Surman 2 L Tobin M Traynor S Smith. T
professional rugby player to get paid to play. It’s hard when you’ve been trying for this long, but with opportunities like this [with Tonga], it gives me another boost to push even harder and put in extra work.” Tonga’s first game in the Pacific Nations Cup will be against Fiji on June 11, followed by games against Georgia and Samoa.
each year and it’s hard to adjust to each coach. We’re missing the continuity.” Naufahu has never given up his childhood dream and is still clawing away at a maiden Test cap and a professional rugby career. “That’s been my dream since I was a boy,” Naufahu said. “I want to try to make a Super rugby team but my goal is to just become a
Best: Casey: O Mcinerney T Vander Haar T Wyatt D Johnston J Gains J Moncrieff. Box Hill: S Switkowski J Firns X Dimasi J Walker L Kidd D Hehir. At Casey Fields. SANDRINGHAM 3.4 6.9 8.11 13.18 (96) WILLIAMSTOWN 4.2 4.2 7.12 8.15 (63) Goals: Sandringham: Dobosz 3 Saunders 2 Payne 2 McLaren Verma Fisscher. Williamstown: Carr 2 Ebinger 2 Curtis Norton Di Ciero Condon. Best: Sandringham: O’Kearney Verma Saunders Kelso Ong Dobosz. Williamstown: Carr Greiser Davies Monk Curtis. At Trevor Barker Oval. COBURG 3.1 9.3 10.6 12.7 (79) NORTHERN 2.6 5.7 8.9 10.13 (73) Goals: Coburg: Urquhart 3 Corigliano King Wunhym Sutherland Free Madden Hickey McDonagh Holdsworth. Northern: Corboy 2 Jacques 2 Brown Vesnaver Malual Bolger Cripps Roos. Best: Coburg: McConville Clarke Corigliano Valeri Urquhart Robortella. Northern: Jordan Roos Vesnaver Barrett Bolger Declase. At Preston City Oval. PORT MELB 5.1 7.7 10.10 14.11 (95) FRANKSTON 1.0 3.1 7.6 8.10 (58) Goals: Port Melbourne: Hogan 3 Pearson 2 Iaccarino 2 Dove 2 Clarke 2 Mioni Williams T Toman. Frankston: Thomas 2 Prior Mullane Gladman Sketcher. Best: Port Melbourne: Williams Osborne McKenzie Batsanis Hogan Hooper. Frankston: Prior Rosier Sketcher Bastinac Thomas Mullane. At Frankston Oval. Ladder P W L D F A % Pts Box Hill 6 5 1 0 582 395 147.34 20 Werribee 5 4 1 0 520 354 146.89 16 Coburg 5 4 1 0 432 327 132.11 16 Sandringham 5 3 2 0 430 403 106.70 12 Williamstown 6 3 3 0 415 441 94.10 12 Casey 6 2 4 0 483 475 101.68 8 Northern 6 2 4 0 433 501 86.43 8 Port Melb 6 2 4 0 367 481 76.30 8 Frankston 5 0 5 0 226 511 44.23 0
WESTERN Division 2 ALBANV ALBANVALE 2.3 6.10 14.13 20.20 (140) WST FOOTSCRA FOOTSCRAY 4.1 9.1 10.2 14.3 (87) Goals: Albanvale: J Sirianni 5 D Azzopardi 4 M Charenko 3 D Borg 3 D Bartolo 2 I Atik 2 M Naawi. West Footscray: A Rodda 2 A Gillie 2 C Beer 2 D Palermo 2 K Liossis D Burnham N Speakman R Baker J Pham M Nolton. Best: Albanvale: M Charenko I Atik D Borg J Sirianni B Cassar D Bartolo. West Footscray: M Hilton E Rimmer N Speakman D Palermo A Gillie R Baker. NTH FOOTSCRA FOOTSCRAY 5.6 7.6 13.7 15.9 (99) Y’VILLE SEDDON 3.2 5.7 6.8 8.10 (58) Goals: North Footscray: Z Atkins 3 L Hall 2 T Bock 2 B Montebruno 2 T Montebruno K Murphy B Jackson D Neville M Rampling S Kater. Yarraville Seddon Eagles: S Krakouer 2 K Upton 2 B McCrorey M Patterson M Goring CT Topalidis. Best: North Footscray: B Green A Ford Z Atkins D Clonan C Edwards B Montebruno. Yarraville Seddon Eagles: L Longmire J Varsamakis M Goring R Cornish S Krakouer M Patterson.
Division 3 BRA BRAYBROOK 1.2 8.6 9.7 16.10 (106) LA LAVERTON 4.2 5.4 9.9 13.16 (94) Goals: Braybrook: J Lane 8 H Hunter 2 L Braun T Sinclair D Marsh D O’Mara N Calleja M Reardon. Laverton: W Kirkwood 2 J Bubleinik 2 P Hynes 2 D Samoukovic 2 R Mulroy J Johnson D Mitchell R Garvey N Caldwell. Best: Braybrook: T Charles J Lane S Brown N Calleja T Sinclair M Reardon. Laverton: P Hynes B Lawry D Mitchell D Samoukovic P Larking. PARKSIDE 4.1 9.3 11.8 13.15 (93) SANCTUARY LK 2.0 2.2 3.4 5.5 (35) Goals: Parkside: M Shepperbottom 4 C Tornatore T 3 A Gervasi 3 M O’Keeffe B Ashman J Chenn. Sanctuary Lakes: M Hall 2 R Barnwell D Creed R Rich. T M Best: Parkside: H Smith C Tornatore Shepperbottom C Meagher B Buckow P Krueger. Sanctuary Lakes: L Goodwin L Partridge J Granvillani R Rich R Barnwell J Spry. AAP ra
VAFA Premier C CAULFIELD GRAM 3.2 13.6 18.9 24.12 (156) W’TOWN CYMS 2.5 3.6 6.9 10.10 (70) Goals: Caulfield Grammarians: L O’Keefe 8 W Barker 3 N Silvestro 3 T Nixon 2 B Sinclair C Logan D Reilly R Harris T Green J Toniolo T T Small W Osborn. Williamstown Cyms: R Joy 2 J Gray 2 N Blackney 2 M Parkinson A Heaver M Carland M John. Best: Caulfield Grammarians: L O’Keefe A Lister C Logan T Nixon W Barker N Silvestro. Williamstown Cyms: T Gill T Murphy R Joy M Parkinson R Ackerly J Connolly. Ladder P W L D F A % Pts Mazenod 7 7 0 0 665 427 155.74 28 Caulfield Gram 7 6 1 0 716 508 140.94 24 Ivanhoe Gram 7 6 1 0 618 525 117.71 24 Peninsula 7 5 2 0 676 532 127.07 20 W’town CYMS 7 4 3 0 642 648 99.07 16 Kew 7 3 4 0 710 666 106.61 12 Old C’well 7 1 6 0 628 733 85.68 4 Marcellin OC 7 1 6 0 541 719 75.24 4 Ormond 7 1 6 0 523 706 74.08 4 Oakleigh 7 1 6 0 516 771 66.93 4
Q CRICKET MID YEAR CRICKET ASSOCIA ASSOCIATION Round 3 West: Seabrook Red 8-194 def United Tarneit A 7-192, Point Cook 175 def by Sunshine 194, County West 9-255 def Wyndhamvale 160, United Wyndham SC 178 def by Gellibrand 6-235. Inner North West: United Tarneit T C 9-193 def by East Keilor 7-194, Moonee Valley 116 def by United Tarneit T B 7-271, Gladstone Park 6-166 def County West 8-163, Melbourne Eagles 172 def Seabrook BC 138. North West: Melton Centrals 110 def by Eynesbury Eagles 9-291, St Albans 90 def by Western Lions 5-97, RMIT 6-286 def County West 4 131, Sunshine 168 def Gowanbrae 44. North: Craigieburn 9-158 def by Northern Lions 163, Dennis 9-164 def by Bellfield Bulls 5-165, Heidelberg 4-134 def North Brunswick-Rosebank 133, La Trobe University 4-152 def Melbourne Lankans 9-150.
Q RUGBY UNION VRU Shield: Harlequins 50 d Box Hill 23, Melbourne 39 d Endeavour Hills 22, Power House 27 d Footscray 19, Moorabbin 34 d Melbourne Uni 20. P2: Box Hill 33 d Harlequins 23, Power House 31 d Power House 29, Melbourne 71 d Endeavour Hills 7. P3: Harlequins 43 d Box Hill 29, Footscray 33 d Power House 14, Melbourne 97 d Endeavour Hills 5. Colts: Harlequins Blue 22 d Power House 18, Moorabbin 39 d Melbourne Uni 15. A: Eltham 60 d Geelong 3, Shepparton 41 d Bendigo 32. B: Melton 58 d Cerberus 7, Monash Uni 29 d Puckapunyal 22, Eltham 28 d Geelong 0, Ballarat 28 d Chargers 0, Melbourne 46 d Kiwi Hawthorn 0. U-12: Wyndham City 52 d Moorabbin 5, Geelong 27 d Box Hill 17, Harlequins 54 d Brimbank 0. U-12 B: Melton 22 d Harlequins 21, U13 Melbourne 26 d End Hills 21, Harlequins 57 d Souths 7, U14 Wyndham City 53 d Moorabbin 0, Harlequins 36 d End Hills 31, Box Hill 52 d Eltham 19, Souths 41 d Power House 19. U-16: Northern 44 d Power House 41, Wyndham City 53 d Moorabbin 7, Melton 31 d Footscray 22, Harlequins 28 d End Hills (1) 26, End Hills (2) 58 d Harlequins 0, U-18: Power House 24 d Northern 14, Wyndham City 62 d Moorabbin 12, Eltham 17 d Shepparton 12, End Hills 45 d Harlequins 0. VSRU 1st XV: SKC 35 d SPC 28, GGS 77 d SC 5, TGS 24 d XC 14, MGS 27 d BGS 26.
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STATE STA ATE LEAGUE 4: North: West Brunswick Wanderers 8 Darebin Falcons 0, Brunswick Zebras 4 Banyule City 1, La Trobe Uni 1 Diamond Valley United 2, Watsonia Heights 1 Darebin United 5, Maribyrnong Swifts Thunder 2 Craigieburn City 0, Epping City 4 Meadow Park 0, Essendon Royals 5 Whittlesea United 0. West: Kyneton District 0 Spring Hills 4, Gisborne 7 Melton Phoenix 2, Altona East Phoenix 1 Maribyrnong Swifts Lightning 2, Sunbury United Jnr 1 Castlemaine Goldfields 5. METROPOLIT METROPOLITAN LEAGUE 1: Rd 6: Melbourne Uni 1 Bayside Argonauts 0, Maidstone United 2 La Trobe Uni Yob Y 2, Monash Uni (Caulfield) 6 Altona Lions 5, South Yarra 1 Old Scotch 0. METROPOLIT LEAGUE 2: North-West: Strathmore METROPOLITAN 1 Altona Magic 2. METROPOLIT METROPOLITAN LEAGUE 3: North-West: Point Cook 4 Coburg City 3, Coonans Hill 1 North City Wolves 1. METROPOLIT LEAGUE 4: North-West: Melbourne METROPOLITAN Uni 3 Hoppers Crossing 0, Epping City 2 Oak Park 2, Eltham Redbacks 1 Essendon Royals 2. METROPOLIT LEAGUE 5: North-West: Rmit 0 La METROPOLITAN Trobe Uni 2, Sunbury United Snr 3 West Preston 0, Gisborne 3 Strathmore Old Boys 0. METROPOLIT LEAGUE 7: North-West: Truganina METROPOLITAN T 5 Mitchell Rangers Thirds 0, Old Trinity Grammarians 1 Brunswick Zebras 5, Westvale 0 Castlemaine Goldfields 1, Western Eagles 6 Sydenham Park 0. METROPOLIT METROPOLITAN MASTERS: Rd 6: West: Williamstown 3 Truganina 1, Essendon Royals 8 West Point 2, Cairnlea 8 Westvale 4. North: Epping City 4 Whittlesea United 2, Upfield 1 Lalor United Snr 2, Banyule City 0 North City Wolves 3.
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Footscray has found its rhythm, the Bulldogs making it three consecutive wins in a hard-fought 19-point victory over Essendon at Windy Hill on Sunday. Jordan Russell continued his fine campaign with a best-afield display for the Bulldogs, while Mitch Honeychurch and Josh Dunkley pressed their claims for an AFL call-up and Shaun Wyatt kicked four goals. Williamstown was left with a bitter taste after a five-point loss to Collingwood at the Holden Centre on Saturday.
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Kyneton’s Ainslie Kemp didn’t think she was in the picture to make her debut for Melbourne Football Club’s women’s side in an AFL exhibition match on Sunday. At just 19 and in her first full season of open-age women’s football with the VU Spurs, she’s been happy just to play against the likes of top women players Daisy Pearce and Katie Brennan in their VFL competition. “I didn’t think I was at that [AFL] level to play for Melbourne,” Kemp said last week. “I’m still learning … the skill and intensity are so much greater.” Selectors thought otherwise and Kemp lined up alongside Pearce in the Demons’ side which took on Brisbane Lions at the MCG. It was a 71-point win for the Demons, with Kemp among the goalkickers. Kemp said she “lost it” when she received the phone call from Demons coach Michelle Cowan telling her she was in the side. “I didn’t really know [I was in contention],” she said. “I played in the under-22 match between Vic country and Vic metro and didn’t hear anything after that. “Then I got a phone call from Michelle Cowan and I missed it. I heard the voice call and I was so nervous to call her back. “She said ‘congratulations you’ve been picked in the team’.” Playing on the MCG was a long way from the football field in Trentham, where Kemp started playing football with boys. “I played at Trentham until I was 13 and a half and then I was too old. I had no idea girls football was a thing,” she said. “Kyneton formed a girl’s team and it was a perfect time to be part of it. “There were seven of us originally and the first game we had no idea what was going on. The next week we had 21 players.” Kemp played with the Tigers until last year. When she got too old to play in the Bendigo Youth Girls competition, Kemp had a big decision . . . where she would play next. Several clubs wanted to speak to her but the decision came down to two teams, the Spurs and Thunder. “It all depended on where I went for uni,” she said.
Ainslie Kemp made her debut for Melbourne on Sunday. (Damjan Janevski)
“I was going to play for the Thunder if I got into Latrobe [in Bendigo]. “If I got into uni at VU, I would play for the Spurs. My first preference was VU.” Despite having to travel more than an hour to get to training and games, Kemp loves playing at the Spurs. She has nothing but praise for the team, especially coach and women’s football legend Debbie Lee. “She has had so much experience,” Kemp said. “You trust you are getting right information. “She has been thinking about it and what she’s telling you she probably used as a player.”
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By David Bonnici I wonder when Kia knew it was on the money with the new Sorento? The Korean-maker’s SUVs were once timid affairs, with lacklustre looks that dated as soon as they rolled off the production line. The past several years have seen great improvement in the Kia range, which has become a force to be reckoned with in the cut-throat SUV market. With the Sorento,
Kia has taken the improvement up another notch and this has been recognised with good sales and a swag of awards. The latest Sorento is bigger than previous models and feels nice and solid on the road but is by no means a truck. It has nice sweeping lines more reminiscent of the European SUVs than its direct competitors from Japan. I drove the top-spec Platinum model, which includes extras such as leather-appointed
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seats and panoramic sunroof. The driver is well catered for with a 10-way electronic multi-adjustment seat and electric steering wheel adjustment with two memory settings. Space is good and there’s plenty of storage for odds and sods. It even has heating for the wood-look steering wheel, which I didn’t get to test because of the mild weather. I’m thinking a steering wheel cooler would be more beneficial for Australian conditions. Entertainment and comms are displayed
on a seven-inch screen which does the business well. This comes with a 10-speaker sound system with amplifier that sounds the business. The seven-seater provides plenty of comfort in the middle row, with heaps of leg and headroom and nifty little sunscreens you can slide over the back door windows. The two rear-most seats, which fold up from the floor of the large rear cargo area, provide relative comfort for two adults so shouldn’t trouble children at all. I drove the test vehicle to Hanging Rock with six adult passengers and the two sitting down the back reckoned they were pretty comfortable. Everyone noticed how smooth and quiet the Sorento was as we drove up the Calder Highway. The suspension is firm, tuned for Australian conditions and body roll is remarkably subtle for such a car. It’s built for comfort. But even with seven adults weighting it down it had no issues with performance, thanks to the 2.2-litre four-cylinder turbo-diesel engine that provides a nice balance between power and economy – I averaged 8.1 litres/100 kilometres during the week I had it, which is good for a car this size. Lower spec models have a 3.3-litre V6 petrol engine with the diesel turbo as an option costing an extra $3500. The Platinum is replete with active safety features including all-wheel drive, active cruise control, blind spot detection, hill-start assist, emergency stop signal, reverse camera, rear cross traffic control. This is a hell of a lot of car for about $61,000 drive away, and compares incredibly well with similarly equipped competitors. The base model Si starts at $45,000 drive away.
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the boxy body makes for a surprisingly spacious interior in a car of this class and there’s as much legroom in the back seats as many cars a couple of sizes up. What to look for • Make sure that the engine starts easily and idles smoothly from the moment it ticks over. Be suspicious of any rattles from the bottom. • Check for smoke from the exhaust if the engine is worked hard; driving up a hill in a high gear is a good test. • An automatic transmission that has harsh changes may be overdue for a service. • Tiidas are popular as family cars so look for a damaged interior created by bored kids. • Look at the condition of the boot mats in case heavy loads have been ripping about during cornering or braking. Ewan Kennedy
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Mazda bumps off Corolla’s crown There’s myriad 4x4 utes on the Australian market. To the uninitiated they all look the same but for a badge, and they all do their job reasonably well … however, what sets them apart is reputation and brand loyalty. It’s the latter that probably hasn’t been too kind to Mazda’s stake in the market. While Mazda has achieved the unthinkable in knocking the Toyota Corolla off its perch with the Mazda 3, you can’t see its big-rugged BT-50 ute doing the same to Toyota’s all-conquering Hilux. That’s not to say the BT-50 isn’t as good. While it’s a big chunky ute with a diesel engine, it’s actually quite refined in terms of interior styling, ride and comfort. The suspension is a little springy, as you’d expect for a true 4WD, but the handling is smooth, and the 3.2-litre five-cylinder (yes, five) turbo diesel gives it plenty of grunt – it’s surprisingly nimble from a standing start. The automatic transmission in the XTR model I test-drove was excellent, and made off-road driving a lot easier. It’s also pretty fuel efficient, giving you around 10 litres/100kms combined driving (a bit less or more depending on payload), which is great going for a two-tonne ute. The interior finish manages to balance blue-collar ruggedness with the quality you’ll find in Mazda passenger cars. It feels like an SUV, but you won’t feel compelled to take your work boots off before climbing in. The front seats only have basic adjustments, but are comfortable, with good back support – important if you spend much of your working week behind the wheel. The rear seats in the freestyle cab are rudimentary, and you wouldn’t want to sit
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Nestled in a quiet, established tree-lined street, this impeccably renovated Californian bungalow is sure to delight. Period features and polished floorboards throughout. Original bay window, leadlight windows, intricate decorative ceilings and the charm of a bygone era unfolds in a series of beautifully crafted spaces. 3 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms, quality chef’s kitchen with s/s appliances, separate laundry, fully decked outdoor area, ideal for entertaining With public transport only a short stroll away, this prime location is only minutes from Victoria University, local schools, local shopping precincts, and eateries. Saturday 28th May 3:00pm Contact Lee 0400 997 755 Saturday 2:30 - 3:00pm 320 Barkly Street, Footscray. 9689 8388 Lee Marks 0400 997 755; Darren Dean 0438 550 055
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