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Beats, eats for festival Reggae legend Bushman has been announced as the headline performer for Australia’s second Jamaican Music and Food Festival in Williamstown in November. Festival founder DJ Stick Mareebo said the singer, who last toured Australia eight years ago, would lead a bill of 28 acts at the day-long festival at Seaworks. He said international and interstate artists would join Melbourne bands, including local favourites Ska Vendors, playing ska, rocksteady, dancehall, dub, roots and reggae. A stage will be devoted to female DJs or “selectors”. “We’re going to have a stage dedicated to the queens of reggae music in Australia,” Stick said. “In Melbourne, they’re quite a phenomenon … there are up to 30 female DJs.” Stick said there would be more than 20 food vendors serving mostly Jamaican food, including jerk wings, curry goat and Ital Rastafarian vegan food. The festival will be on Sunday, November 12, from 11am-9pm at Seaworks, 82 Nelson Place, Williamstown. Details: jmff.com.au Goya Dmytryshchak
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Warehouse bid to VCAT Residents and a developer at loggerheads over a major new warehouse proposal for West Footscray will put their cases to the Victorian Civil and Administrative Tribunal after the developer elected not to wait for Maribyrnong council’s verdict on the project. Star Weekly reported in July that CostaFox Developments had lodged plans for the redevelopment of a disused site at 25 Indwe Street to comprise 177 warehouses, offices, a childcare centre and restricted retail premises. CostaFox Developments argues that its plans for the 72,400-square-metre site conform to local and state planning policies and could “contribute positively to the Indwe and Cala street streetscapes”.
But neighbouring residents say the project will clog residential streets, increase the number of trucks in the neighbourhood and destroy parklands. Wefo Residents Group spokesman Julian Davis said a community meeting held on Saturday attracted more than 80 people opposed to the project in its current form. “This is zoned as a core employment area, but warehouses like these are not going to provide any jobs,” Mr Davis said. “They are basically glorified storage units.” The opponents are pushing for the site to be rezoned as residential rather than industrial, given it is bordered on two sides by residential properties and on a third side by Stony Creek. Mr Davis said meetings with the developer
taken the project to VCAT on the grounds of deemed refusal. Council infrastructure services director Nigel Higgins said the permit applicant had lodged an appeal to VCAT as a decision was not provided within the required 60-day timeframe. “Council is expected to make a decision … at the September 19 City Development Special Committee meeting,” he said. That decision and the reasoning behind it would then be considered by VCAT, but the tribunal would hold the ultimate say on the proposal regardless of the council’s decision. Mr Davis said residents are raising funds to join the fight against the project in VCAT. VCAT is due to hear the matter next January. CostaFox Developments did not respond by time of publication.
An artist’s impression of the Indwe Street project. (Supplied)
had so far been cordial, but had failed to substantially modify the scope of the project. Maribyrnong council officers have been preparing a report for consideration by councillors later this month, but CostaFox has
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Cherry Lake Ward Brooklyn news The new Brooklyn Reserve play space is now open and ready for our residents to explore. The park incorporates exciting equipment, a climber, outdoor gym stations, a spinner, a nature play trail and animal sculptures. In other news, Council is about to begin consultation on the specific location for a dog park within Brooklyn Reserve. Visit www. hobsonsbay.vic.gov.au/brooklyndogpark for details.
Altona Foreshore works Work along the Altona Foreshore is going along swimmingly. The outfall at Millers Road is now complete and the installation of an underground storm water drain between Millers Road and Sieves Street is almost complete. The Correa Street pedestrian beach access point is now complete. This access point was the first project in upgrading the seawall to protect the Altona and Seaholme community from sea level
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Altona • Altona North • Brooklyn • Seaholme rises and storm surges. Works have involved installing a raised platform with an accessible ramp and stairs leading to the beach, a viewing platform extending into the beach and tiered seating to deflect waves during storm and tide events. The contractor debris in-fill rocks (filter material) have been removed from the Flemings Pool beach area and this will continue to be monitored. Further drainage outfall upgrades are due to commence shortly between Webb Street and Maidstone Street.
Time to Talk Council will be hosting Time to Talk 2018-19 Budget information sessions and we invite all community members to attend. You can meet with your Councillors and ask questions about the upcoming budget. These sessions will also provide an opportunity for community members to suggest an idea to be funded in Council’s 2018-19 Budget. We are hosting three community
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information sessions (one in each of our wards). In Cherry Lake, the session is from 6pm to 7.30pm on Wednesday, 11 October at the Hobsons Bay Civic Centre. Visit participate.hobsonsbay.vic. gov.au to RSVP. If you are unsure of the process, want to know if your idea is what we’re looking for, or just need a little help with submissions, our community engagement officers will be available at the Brooklyn Community Hall on Tuesday 3 October from 5.30pm to 6.30pm.
Spring into Life Shake off the winter cobwebs with the annual Spring into Life program. There’s something for everyone from fitness classes, seniors activities, dancing classes, kids and adult craft and literacy sessions for babies and toddlers. Spring into Life runs from 18 September to 1 October at community centres, libraries and Hubs across Hobsons Bay. Activities are free and some are child-friendly.For details, visit www.hobsonsbay.vic.gov.au
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Hatt Reserve The Hatt Reserve beach shelter roof frame installation has begun. The timber framed beach shelter will be reconstructed in such a way as to capture all of the heritage details and dimensions of the original structure that featured in postcards in 1905. The beach shelter will reopen to the public in October.
Paisley Park floodlighting A sportsground floodlighting project is under way at Paisley Park Soccer Complex to service the needs of the Altona East Soccer Club. The project includes the installation of two new towers on the eastern-most pitch (pitch 4) which has previously not had any floodlighting. The provision of floodlighting on this field will help service the training needs of the club. Also included as part of the project is the
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replacement of one pole on the club’s senior pitch (pitch 3) due to its poor condition. Installation will be completed by mid-September.
Time to Talk Come along to Strand’s Time to Talk 2018-19 Budget information session on Thursday 12 October from 6pm to 7.30pm at the Newport Community Hub. Visit participate.hobsonsbay.vic. gov.au for more information and to RSVP.
Hobsons Bay Business Excellence Awards Gala Dinner Tickets are now on sale for the Hobsons Bay Business Excellence Awards Gala Dinner on Friday 20 October at the Williamstown Town Hall. Come along and toast the cream of the crop of Hobsons Bay’s business community. Winners across 10 categories will be announced, as well as a Mayoral Award
and overall Business of the Year. For tickets, visit www.hobsonsbay.vic.gov.au
Newport Taxi rank safety upgrades The taxi rank outside Newport station is to receive a safety upgrade. Under the State Government program, CCTV cameras and lighting will be installed at the taxi rank to improve safety in the area.
Hobsons Bay 2018 Environment Grants Program The 2018 Environment Grants Program is now open. This program provides funding to support activities and projects that meet an environmental need in the community. Applications are open until 5.00pm, Friday 15 December 2017. For further information visit www.hobsonsbay.vic.gov.au/ environmentgrants2018
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Art in Public Places Council’s biennial public art program is back in 2017 with several exhibitions, events and installations in Wetlands, including space for conversation and experimentation at the Forest Exchange Lab, the Blockumentary short film screening, 3D illusional installations and a puppetry and experimental arts group, as well as art popping up in businesses all across Wetlands . Visit www.artinpublicplaces.com.au to see what’s happening at Central Square Shopping Centre, Lohse Street Reserve and Woods Street Arts Space.
Time to Talk Wetlands’ Time to Talk 2018-19 Budget information session is on Monday 2 October from 6pm to 7.30pm at the Altona Meadows Library and Learning
Centre. Visit participate.hobsonsbay. vic.gov.au for more information and to RSVP. If you are unsure of the process, want to know if your idea is what we’re looking for, or just need a little help with our online submission platform, our community engagement officers will be on the streets of Aviation Road, Laverton on Tuesday 26 September from 11.30am to 12.30pm to help.
Food gardening workshops Register for our free ‘Beginners Guide to Growing your own Food at Home’ workshops and learn how to grow your own food at home, in pots or containers! These workshops are aimed at beginners who would like to learn how to grow their own food – you don’t have to be a home owner as you will learn how to grow from pots, containers,
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balconies, front yards or backyards. Sessions are on Monday 16, 23 and 30 October and 13 November from 10am to 1pm at Altona Meadows Community Centre 28-36 Trafalgar Ave, Altona Meadows. Residents can register for just one or attend the entire series. To register, visit heregrow.eventbrite.com. au or phone 9932 1104.
Laverton Swim Centre Roof repairs continue to be carried out at the Laverton Swim and Fitness Centre. By mid-September, three new roof mounted exhaust fans will be installed above the swimming pool. This will improve the air quality in the pool area significantly. The Parks and Gardens team are also re-landscaping the garden bed, at the entrance of the pool hall.
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No last call for the Stags Head By Goya Dmytryshchak One of Williamstown’s oldest pubs will be serving beers for a long time to come, after a 10-year lease was recently signed. The lease on the Stags Head Hotel, built in 1887 and listed on the Hobsons Bay Heritage Study, had been due to expire in five years. New lessees Matthew Wynd and Michael Sneddon, the latter the publican at Williamstown’s Prince Albert Hotel, said the new deal would ensure the Stags Head would remain a pub until at least 2032. Mr Wynd said many hoteliers in
Williamstown were looking at development due to the value of the land involved. “The 1888 Bristol Hotel site, where 40 apartments are being built, is a prime example,” he said. “There was a lot of talk that the Stags Head Hotel was going to be developed when the current lease ran out, which was approximately five years. “The owner has agreed to extend this lease by another 10 years, meaning that an iconic hotel in Williamstown will be around for at least another 15 years, which is great for the local community.”
Mr Sneddon, who will be a publican at two hotels, said he liked to preserve old pubs. “It’s great to have a pub in the area stay a pub, and it’s really exciting to get involved in the Stags Head Hotel,” he said. “It’s a real locals’ pub, so having the opportunity to keep that going and put our own little spin on things is really exciting.” The kitchen, which has been closed since July, will re-open on Saturday, September 16. Stags Head Hotel owner Michael Sneddon with manager Chris Gliwa. (Damjan Janevski)
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Heroic helping of caring and sharing Altona North school children last week dressed up as superheroes to keep each other safe from bullying. Pupils at St Leo the Great Primary School were celebrating National eSmart week, an initiative by The Alannah and Madeline Foundation to improve cyber safety and reduce cyber bullying. The foundation is a national charity that aims to keep children safe from violence.
St Leo is one of more than 2200 eSmart schools nationally where children are taught to embrace responsible use of information and communications technology while avoiding the pitfalls. Teacher Cathy Green said children were encouraged to be superheroes to fight against bullying. “We just continually try to promote good behaviour,” she said. “Every grade has a buddy
grade … we find we have less playground issues because children know children across all year levels. “We run clubs at the school, as well, to promote children working together.” On the dress-up day, children came up with slogans superheroes might say to encourage people to be nicer citizens. Goya Dmytryshchak
Firearms, explosives and large quantities of drugs have been uncovered in raids on homes in Braybrook and Sunshine. Two men and a woman were arrested and charged with a series of offences following the execution of a number of warrants on Friday morning. A 55-year-old man arrested at a Braybrook property was charged with cultivate commercial quantity of cannabis, possess a commercial quantity of a drug of dependence and theft of electricity. Police seized 147 cannabis plants and an electrical bypass from the property. The man was due to appear at Melbourne Magistrate’s Court on Friday. A 23-year-old woman was arrested at another Braybrook property and charged with a range of drug offences and storing unauthorised explosives. Police seized drugs, alleged to be cocaine, ecstasy and methylamphetamine, two presses, drug paraphernalia and explosives. The woman was bailed to appear at Melbourne Magistrates’ court on September 15. A 34-year-old man arrested at a Sunshine property was charged with cultivate a drug of dependence, possess drug of dependence, possess an unregistered firearm, person without a firearms licence, possess a firearm and theft of electricity. He was bailed to appear at the Sunshine Magistrates Court on November 21. Police seized a rifle, cannabis, an electrical bypass and various items used to grow cannabis from the Sunshine property. Benjamin Millar
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Brooklyn plays, polluters pay By Goya Dmytryshchak
Designs on a fashion career A love of Japanese fashion and style has taken Caroline Chisholm Catholic College student Yan Ni Zhao to second place in a national design competition. The year 11 student entered the Wool for School competition where she had to design an outfit for her favourite musician using a minimum 80 per cent Australian merino wool. She came second from more than 1000 entries across Australia. Ms Zhao designed an outfit for Japanese performer Kyary Pamyu Pamyu. “She’s gone viral for her music videos and weird and strange they can be, not in a bad way, but really interesting ways,” Ms Zhao said. “I didn’t put pen to paper until about a week before the deadline, so I thought about it for a long time.” The distinctive outfit – titled Candy Candy – consists of a one-piece dress, knee-high socks, platform high heels and a variety of hair accessories, with almost the entire outfit made of wool. Ms Zhao said she was shocked when she heard how well it went in the competition. “I couldn’t believe my design was chosen so highly out of all of them, but I think I fulfilled the criteria pretty well. I’d like to keep designing after school, even if it’s just a hobby.”
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Brooklyn Reserve has a new play space partly funded by a fine collected from a business prosecuted by the Environment Protection Authority (EPA). Brooklyn meat rendering company, Australian Tallow Producers was ordered to pay $1 million in fines and costs after being convicted of emitting a “rotting carcass smell” from its site three times in 2011. That included $200,000 to be paid to Hobsons Bay council for a community environmental project. The council matched the funding and created a play space in Nolan Avenue, which officially opened this month. Hobsons Bay mayor Sandra Wilson said the space, which includes a flower pod spinner and six-metre high climber, had been developed with community feedback. “As part of the project, we received feedback from over 60 members of the community about what they would like to see in the play space and the reserve in general,” she said. “The process included consultation with around 20 ‘play-space testers’ from Annunciation Primary School, who visited other play spaces in Hobsons Bay to provide feedback on what they liked or disliked.” EPA chief executive Nial Finegan said the company’s fine was one of the biggest collected under the Inspiring Environmental Solutions (IES) scheme. “Brooklyn Reserve is a great example of how the IES scheme has been used to channel nearly $5 million of funding derived from legal action against polluters into local community projects for the benefit of the community,” he said.
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West Footscray rings in change By Benjamin Millar Residents are being urged to have their say on the future of West Footscray and Maidstone. Maribyrnong council is developing a plan to guide future planning and investment in West Footscray that will be the first comprehensive rethink of the rapidly changing suburb since 2008. The West Footscray Neighbourhood Plan will cover the triangular area bounded by Ballarat Road, Geelong Road and Ashley Street, with submissions closing this Sunday.
Mayor Catherine Cumming said much has changed in the area since the West Footscray Urban Design Framework was created almost a decade ago. “It absolutely needs to be reviewed,” she said. “VCAT has come out and said council has been too modest in its height limits in the area, but we want the community to come out and say what they want there. “This is the community’s opportunity to come out and put your wish list together.” The new plan will aim to cover land use and new development, sustainable transport,
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community infrastructure and open spaces. It will include particular emphasis on the Barkly Village shopping strip, but will also address matters across the entire neighbourhood. Preliminary consultation earlier this year has provided guiding principles including “identity and diversity”, a “thriving village”,
“easy access for all” and “a great place to live”. West Footscray residents living south of the railway lines have raised concerns about appearing to be left out, exacerbated by the inclusion of an image that cuts off the suburb south of the line on the council’s website. A drop-in session will be held at Roberts Road Maternal and Child Health Centre from 5.30-7.30pm tonight (September 13). A community workshop will be held at West Footscray Primary School from 6.30-8.30pm on Thursday night (September 14). RSVP via wfnp.eventbrite.com.au
Book in for a fine night Book lovers are being invited to enjoy a glass of wine, a meal in front of a roaring fire and an evening with a guest writer at an event in Newport dubbed Thursdays by the Fire. This month’s guest speaker will be West Footscray’s Thuy On, books editor of The Big Issue magazine, which is sold on the streets by homeless and disadvantaged people. She will talk about her career as a book reviewer and her favourite books. Ms On will also talk about The Big Issue’s current annual fiction issue and how the short stories were selected. “My co-judge and I, Jo Case, were looking for a variety of styles because we wanted an eclectic range of stories,” Ms On said. “The short fiction, chosen blindly – out of 562 submitted – explored fundamentals about birth, love, death, and everything in between. “There’s one with a fantasy bent and another about the vagaries of fame.
“Guest authors commissioned included Matthew Reilly and Elliot Perlman.” Vendor Brian Crouch, who sells The Big Issue at Williamstown Coles will be selling the fiction issue on the night. The event will be on Tuesday, September 28, from 7-9pm at Newport Scout Hall, Mason Street, Newport. Tickets costing $30 ($25 concession) include supper and a glass of wine from Goodwill Wine. Tickets: eventbrite.com/e/thursdays-by-thefire-tickets-37053738730 Goya Dmytryshchak
Author Thuy On will be the guest speaker at Thursdays by the Fire. (Damjan Janevski)
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A Western Bulldogs supporter is digging deep to keep Jake Stringer in the fold amid growing speculation about the star’s future at the club. Doggies die-hard David Bowers has used social media to share a letter he has written to Stringer begging him to stay. “I am riting this letter because I love the Bulldogs and you are my faveret player of ever and I don’t want you to leave becoz I will cry,” the letter states. “I have sent you my poket munny so you won’t have to go. You are the best.” The letter included a $20 note, in reference to the 20 cents in a 1996 plea from seven-year-old fan Ryan Adams for star Chris Grant to reject a tidy sum from Port Adelaide stay in the red, white and blue. History showed Grant staying loyal to the club. One difference is David Bowers is not in fact a saddened seven-year-old, but rather a 53-year-old father of three. Mr Bowers insisted the plea was no less heartfelt. “It would be ridiculous to get rid of him, he is just a once-in-a-lifetime player,” he told Star Weekly. “He is the most exciting player out there.” Mr Bowers said the silence from the club and Stringer makes it difficult to know where the situation stands, but it was promising to see Stringer at the Footscray VFL clash on Sunday. “It shows a certain amount of loyalty and means he is comfortable hanging around the group.” Mr Bowers conceded 2017 wasn’t the finest season for ‘The Package’, but argues it was a mere blip following a stellar two seasons. The letter was posted on Monday, so Mr Bowers must now wait for Australia Post to play its part in ensuring Stringer knows his fans are willing to dig deep to see him stay. Benjamin Millar
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A motorcyclist caught riding at nearly 50km/h over the speed limit in Yarraville on Saturday told police he was in a hurry to catch the sunset in Williamstown with his female pillion passenger. The Docklands man, 30, was clocked at 107km/h in a 60km/h zone in Hyde Street about 5.30pm. The pair didn’t ride off into the sunset together after the man’s bike was impounded for 30 days.
Bomb scare
The bomb squad was called in to check a suspicious package on a bus in Point Cook Road at Seabrook last Thursday. Point Cook Road, between Dunnings Road and Seabrook Boulevard, was closed for about three hours until 1.30pm.
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St Jerome’s Laneway Festival returns to Footscray on February 3, featuring Slowdive, Mac DeMarco, The War on Drugs, The Internet and more acts to be announced. Details: melbourne. lanewayfestival.com
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A public meeting will be held to discuss the Footscray Promenade concept plan at Footscray Town Hall from 5.30-7.30pm Wednesday, September 20.
Above: The letter sent to Jake Stringer by die-hard fan David Bowers. (Pictures: Supplied) Above right: There is growing speculation about Jake Stringer’s future at the Doggies. (Luke Hemer)
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Family fights for gran By Goya Dmytryshchak The family of a Seabrook great-grandmother is crowdfunding to bring her home from hospital. Maida “Peggy” Perry, 86, remains at Footscray Hospital after her right foot required an amputation squamous cell carcinoma. Her great-granddaughter, Mellisa Price has started a GoFundMe campaign titled “Help Peggy go home” to raise $10,000 for house modifications to allow her to return home. “Her two wishes were that she wanted to be
able to walk and she wanted to be able to return home because she’s adamant that she doesn’t want to be in a nursing home,” Ms Price said. “In order for us to actually be allowed to take her home we have to have the house in a condition for someone that’s lost a limb.” This includes having equipment such as hoists, bathroom modifications and non-carpet floor surfaces. “This all needs to be done while she is in rehab and we just don’t have the funds to do so,” Ms Price said.
“She’s only on a pension and we aren’t a wealthy family, so we are asking the community to help us get her home.” The campaign is trending with $2240 raised by 42 people in nine days and 640 Facebook shares. Peggy’s daughter Diane Price posted: “I’m not gonna let you go into a home mum, I made dad a promise years ago that once he left this earth that I would take care of you and that’s what I’m going to do. I love you.”
The future of the State Trustees will be reshaped from lessons from the past, according to chief executive Craig Dent. Mr Dent, who has published a book that promises to reveal the “intriguing story of Australia’s Public Trustees”, says the process of writing The Creation of Trust provided invaluable insight into the organisation’s heritage and social role. The deeper Mr Dent delved into the history of public trustees first in Australia and then the world, the more he realised the importance of their place in history. One thing that shocked him, however, was the treatment of society’s most vulnerable and the language that used to be used. “It was pretty horrific to see the treatment of those with mental illnesses or suffering a disability,” he said. All profits from the sale of the book will go to a public charitable trust administered by State Trustees. The Creation of Trust is available online via www.scholarly.info. Benjamin Millar
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West gets behind ‘yes’ By Benjamin Millar As the ABS began posting the first of 16 million forms to homes yesterday in the survey on marriage equality, inner-west campaigners have taken their support for the ‘Yes’ campaign to the streets. Students, unions and community groups have also been out in force encouraging voters to have their say in the $122 million voluntary survey. Street art has been popping up across the inner-west backing the campaign, as rainbow-coloured posters flood shopfronts and house windows. Seddon Deadly Sins co-owner Chris Gooden, who has a giant ‘Yes’ painted on the side wall of his cafe, said the vote is a significant equality issue. “We want to maybe sway those sitting on the fence, but more importantly encourage people to open that envelope and send in their vote,” he said. “We are going to ask people to make their vote, then come down and sign their name on the wall showing their support.” Victoria University Polytechnic students from the Community Development and Community Services are organising a range of social actions in the lead-up to the vote. Maribyrnong and Hobsons Bay councils have reiterated their support for the Yes campaign, a stance backed by the Victorian Local Governance Association. VLGA president Marg Attley said the postal vote was an expensive and unnecessary step. “This survey is about equal rights under the law – the rights of same sex couples to get married,” she said. “It is not about religious freedom, freedom of speech, political correctness or the upbringing of children.”
Top: Victoria University students support the Yes campaign for marriage equality. (Fiona Vander Heul) Above left: The campaign for marriage equality in Yarraville. (Wil Stracke) Above centre: Supporters of the Yes campaign in Yarraville; and artwork on the side of Seddon Deadly Sins cafe in Seddon. Above right: A paste-up in West Footscray by street artist Baby Guerrilla. (Pictures: Benjamin Millar)
Call to check for diabetes When Edith James was diagnosed with diabetes in 1994, she wasn’t going to let it take over her life. She remains active and involved in her local community, but as the convenor of a diabetes support group she knows there are others who may miss the early signs. “Diabetes can lead to eye problems, heart problems, feet problems, you can have a stroke or a heart attack,” she said. “There are so many people out there who don’t know they have diabetes, it’s good to catch it at the beginning.” Almost four new diabetes cases are diagnosed every week in Maribyrnong, and one in seven people in the west are affected by diabetes, compared to the Victorian average of one in 30. Associate Professor Neale Cohen, director of clinical diabetes at the Baker Heart and Diabetes Institute, said the higher rates of diabetes in Maribyrnong were due to complex socio-economic reasons as well as higher prevalence in certain cultural groups. “You can have type two diabetes and be completely unaware,” he said. “We recommend screening on a regular basis for people in high-risk groups such as if you have a family history.” The Baker Heart and Diabetes Institute has recently shifted its Footscray clinic to Paisley Street. Assistant Professor Cohen said by co-locating with community health organisation cohealth, it will be able to expand its research. Benjamin Millar
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Application PA1737960 LS Planning Pty Ltd has lodged an application to Vary restrictive covenant 1154076 contained in Certificate of Title Volume 04862 Folio 246 by removing the requirement to use brick and/or stone in the construction of the main walls of a dwelling or shop at 39 Mount Street, Altona. The application and supporting documentation may be inspected at the Hobsons Bay Civic Centre 8.30am to 5.00pm, Monday to Friday, or via Greenlight, Council’s online permit management system, at www.hobsonsbay. vic.gov.au. Any person who may be affected by the granting of the permit may object or make other submissions to the Council in writing, including the reasons for an objection and stating how the objector would be affected by Thursday 28 September 2017. Objectors will be advised of the decision. For further information, please contact Sandra Tomic 9932 1000.
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Gun amnesty hits the bullseye By Serena Seyfort More than 260 firearms have been surrendered in Melbourne’s north-west in the first two months of a firearms amnesty. Since the National Firearms Amnesty started on July 1, Victorians have turned in 2150 rifles, shotguns and handguns, on top of a number of bladed weapons, imitation firearms and ammunition. Melbourne’s north-west, stretching from the CBD out to Whittlesea, accounts for 269 of those firearms.
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Sunbury Firearm Supplies licensee holder Grant Coppinger said the shop had collected “probably a dozen [firearms] a week since the amnesty started”. Mr Coppinger said he wasn’t surprised by the number of guns being turned in, with most
being “old farm guns” that had likely been inherited. “There are probably still a lot more out there,” Mr Coppinger said. Victoria Police licensing and regulation division superintendent Paul Millett said that so far, Victoria’s amnesty results were the most pleasing in a decade. “These results are very encouraging,” he said. “This is more than 2000 firearms that would otherwise be at great risk of ending up in the wrong hands.” Superintendent Millett is encouraging
people to continue to surrender unregistered firearms in the last month of the amnesty. Firearms, weapons and ammunition can be surrendered to a licensed firearms dealer without fear of prosecution until September 30. Mr Coppinger said handing in firearms was a simple process, with no questions asked. “It’s a complete amnesty,” he said. “So it’s pretty much just walk in, place a gun on the counter and walk out.” To find a nearby licensed firearms dealer, visit www.firearmsamnesty.ag.gov.au
A change for the better Adults and children with a disability will benefit from a full-sized change table and hoist, installed at Bayfit Leisure Centre in Altona North. The Changing Places accessible change and toilet facility is a first for Hobsons Bay. It complements other accessibility features at the centre, including aquatic wheelchairs, wheelchair ramps and hip floats. Hobsons Bay council will also install a fully accessible toilet in time for summer at Weaver Reserve, opposite Altona beach. Seven-year Altona North boy Brodie, who loves the water, will no longer have to be changed in dangerous or unhygienic conditions. Brodie’s father Shaun Kelly said his 20-kilogram son, who has a neurological condition, would be in the water every day if he could. Like many families, Shaun and his partner Deanne previously had to change their son in
places such as the back of a vehicle or even the floor of a public toilet. “Personally, I used the back of our van,” Mr Kelly said. “That’s not too good as you’re going on in later years.” The facilities are for the exclusive use of people with a disability and their carers. Hobsons Bay is also the first Victorian council to introduce 24-hour accessible beaches at Altona and Williamstown, with beach matting and beach wheelchairs available for free hire. Details: 9932 1000 or email socialplanning@ hobsonsbay.vic.gov.au Goya Dmytryshchak
Shaun Kelly with his son, Brodie, at Bayfit Leisure Centre in Altona North. (Supplied)
Should the law be changed to allow same-sex couples to marry? The Australian Marriage Law Postal Survey is your chance to have your say on whether Australian law should be changed to allow same-sex couples to marry. From September, eligible Australians will receive a survey form in the mail. You’ll be asked to answer one question. Choose either ‘yes’ or ‘no’ on the form. Put it in the Reply Paid envelope and mail it back straight away. Your response will be completely confidential. If you face difficulties completing the survey, e.g. you’re travelling overseas or live in a remote area, please visit our website or call the information line below.
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Council tracks tunnel progress The West Gate Tunnel Project is being rushed through without proper scrutiny and will unfairly impact residents living along the project corridor, according to residents and Hobsons Bay council. Maribyrnong council has also argued that ramps to the port over the Maribyrnong River should be wiped from the design and permanent truck curfews must be enshrined in law. In a submission to the tollway project’s inquiry and advisory committee, tabled on Friday, Hobsons Bay council acknowledged some benefits but took issue with “the adverse environmental effects of the project on local communities within Hobsons Bay”. This included its impacts on Brooklyn, Altona North, Spotswood and South Kingsville. “It remains necessary that the impacts on communities along the project corridor itself are acceptable. In its current form, council is not convinced the project will achieve this.” A submission on behalf of Maribyrnong council argued the promise of removing trucks off local roads is “a critical aspect” in favour of the project. “The truck curfews ought be imposed under an Act of Parliament to ensure that they cannot be lifted at the whim of the relevant minister of the day.” The submission also took issue with the state government’s Western Distributor
Authority giving greater weight to the perceived needs of the Port of Melbourne than the amenity of the Maribyrnong River corridor in pushing for new ramps over the river connecting with Mackenzie Road. “The council contends that the WGT could be implemented without the ramps at Mackenzie Road, consistently with the port’s long-term vision.
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“Such an approach would have the added bonus of not jeopardising the implementation of the council’s plans [for the riverside precinct].” A submission and presentation by the Spotswood South Kingsville Residents Group, tabled on Monday, labelled the Environmental Effects Statement process particularly hasty “for such an important piece of infrastructure”. They are seeking “proper scrutiny and assessment” of Hyde Street ramp options and a fast-tracking of other “transport” options such as Melbourne Metro 2, arguing the impact assessments on traffic, air quality, health and social effects need to be redone. “We are the collateral damage being borne for the overall net benefit argument made by Counsel for WDA”.
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Here’s cheers to 130 years Yarraville West Primary School marked a major milestone on Friday when staff and students joined together to celebrate the school’s 130th birthday. The school has been part of the Yarraville community since 1887, with the current school building opened in 1985. Pictured with a celebratory birthday cake are pupils Starzia, Leo and Ted. Benjamin Millar
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Victorian crossbench MP Rachel Carling-Jenkins has spoken of her anguish at discovering her estranged husband was addicted to child pornography while they were married. In an emotional speech to Parliament on Thursday, Dr Carling-Jenkins broke her silence on the toll his crime has taken on her family. She said she was shocked to find her husband Gary had an “extensive” collection of highly disturbing material. “In this discovery I viewed deeply distressing images which have caused me immediate and then ongoing anguish,” she said. Dr Carling-Jenkins told Parliament she and her son reported the crimes to police after discovering the material in February last year. Prior to the discovery she had believed that her husband had a mental illness and had tried to get him help. But Dr Carling-Jenkins said he had consistently thwarted those attempts to help him. “I want to make one thing clear; I had no idea prior to February 2016 that my husband was addicted to child pornography. “I had believed for a long time that he was suffering from a mental illness and I had attempted on numerous occasions to get him help,” she said. “Gary does not have a mental illness, his behaviours stem from something much more sinister.” She thanked police for their work in their investigation, but said her husband’s inclusion on the sex offenders’ register and a “sentence of a few months” was inadequate punishment.
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“My marriage ended instantly and I left home the day I made that discovery and I’ve not returned to the family home since except to pick up belongings.” However, Dr Carling-Jenkins said her husband still resisted signing divorce papers. “I remain vulnerable financially and physically, fearful of my ability to protect myself.” But Dr Carling-Jenkins’ greatest concern was for the children. “Those little girls would not have been abused if people like my ex-husband did not provide a market for that abuse.” Dr Carling-Jenkins was elected to the upper house for the western metropolitan region as a member of the Democratic Labour Party in the 2014 election. She has an office in Werribee. – The Age with AAP
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A festival for the senses The Melbourne Fringe Festival brings a rush of events to the west this week. Myriad Collective presents TRANSTRAVAGANZA at Footscray Community Arts Centre, a dazzling array of performance works and visual art by trans and gender diverse artists including Tama tk Sharman La hole and Dawn Iris Dangkomen. Works span absurd physical theatre comedy, short video pieces, contemporary Indian dance, cabaret and musical comedy to hip hop and dance music. Performances will be held at 7.30pm Saturday and Sunday, and 2pm Sunday, the exhibition will run until September 30.
From 7.30pm, September 19, FCAC will host the free ‘Art as a Game Changer’ discussion, exploring whether there is an onus on artists to create art that encourages social change. On Friday, Williamstown’s Hannah Camilleri will premiere her one-hour comedy show, Vision Statement, showcasing characters influenced by Meryl Streep in The Devil Wears Prada, Glenn Close as Cruella De Vil and Bette Midler in Big Business. Vision statement runs from September 15-19 and on September 24 at Club Voltaire in North Melbourne. Details: www.melbournefringe.com.au Benjamin Millar
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Get ready for the festival of the year, exclusively for over-55s. Spring is a season which inspires delight. Blooming flowers, beaming sunshine; the perfect conditions for having a party. If you ever needed a reason to celebrate, then the annual Lendlease Spring Retirement Festival is it, encompassing the joy of the best things in life; fun, friendship and community. As part of the festivities Lendlease is excited to welcome you to two exclusive events featuring:
Samba and the Latin Dance Show The Village Williamstown 1 – 49 Paas Place Williamstown 20 September 2pm – 4pm
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MY PLACE Sixth generation Williamstown resident Patrick Walsh is passionate about preserving history. He talks with Goya Dmytryshchak. What’s your connection to Hobsons Bay? My family have lived in the Williamstown area since 1854, and have always called it home. I was born at Willy Hospital, married at St Mary’s and now we are raising our family here. I could not imagine living anywhere else! What do you like about Williamstown? I like how we have almost everything at our doorstep, from parkland to shopping, restaurants and nightlife. Williamstown also has a rich history in almost every direction you look. Everything has a story to tell. What would you change? It would be great if we had an independent cinema like Sun. Williamstown used to have a few cinemas, but all have gone now.
There are so many amazing places to choose from, it would be too hard to choose just one. Aladdin Kebabs are fantastic, as is Burger Culture, but if you are after a sit-down meal, Crowded House is the winner for me. We really are spoiled for choice! Why is it important to you to preserve history? I believe that making local history accessible to all is important, as there is just so much of it hidden away, forgotten, neglected and unable to be accessed by the general public. All of it holds a wealth of information about our past. Digitising it and allowing it to be viewed by all
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will preserve it, as well as solve some mysteries in local folklore and genealogy circles. What are you passionate about? I am passionate about the arts. As a designer, photographer, musician and writer, I am always doing something creative, even if its as simple
as singing my daughter to sleep at night. Using my creativity for work is such an amazing feeling, as I can bring so much happiness to people in so many ways. From restoring an old photograph, preserving historical documents to designing wedding invitations or writing a children’s book for my daughter.
What’s something people would be surprised to know about you? It might seem nerdy, but I am an avid genealogist. I can often be found delving into the local records at the library to solve a mystery or get more information on an elusive member of the family.
The Western Bulldogs, State Trustees and Western Health congratulate Victoria University on moving up and holding its position in the top 2% of universities in the world in the Times Higher Education rankings. “Like the Bulldogs, VU always strives for excellence, and this achievement once again demonstrates its standing among the world’s best sports universities. We have benefited greatly from having access to Victoria University’s world-class research and sports science programs, while the partnership has enabled collaborative research projects and workplace learning opportunities.” Western Bulldogs Chief Executive Officer Gary Kent. “Both the State Trustees and VU are actively committed to building a bright future for the community in Melbourne’s West, especially in Footscray the University Town.” State Trustees CEO and VU College of Business Adjunct Fellow Craig Dent “As Victoria University continues to go from strength to strength, it remains a progressive institution that prides itself on its accessibility with many students being the first in their family to attend university. We are proud partners with Victoria University, an institution that understands the power of building strong community ties.” Russell Harrison Acting Chief Executive, Western Health. As dedicated supporters of the premier university in the west, the Western Bulldogs, State Trustees and Western Health look forward to Victoria University’s continued success as a world class university.
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Club performs Topknot Bunshichi, the story of impoverished Chobei who finds his daughter has sold herself to a courtesan house to repay his gambling debts. It’s on September 13 and 14 at Williamstown Mechanics Institute, 5 Electra Street, Williamstown. Doors open 6.30pm. Tickets at door or at: ■ anukabuki13september.getqpay.com/ or anukabuki14september.getqpay.com/
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Friday, September 15 The Reverence is hosting a night of sonic punk rock with Rise of the Rat (ex H-Block 101), Warnambool interlopers The 2nds and noise blasters Shock Waves. From 9pm, $10. 28 Napier Street, Footscray Friday, September 15 Popular local band Alleged Associates featuring Gabbie Grozdonovski on lead vocals performs with a six-piece line up. From 8.30pm, free. 62 Hudsons Road, Spotswood
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Sunday, September 17 Moonlover, the alter ego of Quang Dinh (Little Red), takes you on a journey to space and back over two sets on Sunday. From 8pm, free 223 Barkly Street, Footscray
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Thursday, September 21 Morning Melodies with Ron Kingston, performing everything from Eric Clapton to Stevie Wonder. From 2-4pm, free for over 55s but bookings required at springretirementfestival.com.au 1 Stewart Avenue, Altona
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Altona in a Box
Altona in a Box, a community art project by Amanda Neville (pictured with Altona resident John Dawson), has seen people decorate a box with their perceptions and experiences of Altona. The boxes will be exhibited at Altona’s Joel Gallery, 5 Sargood Street, and will be launched 7pm on Friday, September 15. Run until September 28.
Disc golf
Join a disc golf ‘Come and Try Day’ at 10am this Saturday at Yarraville’s Hyde Street Reserve. The free event is open to all ages and includes a sausage sizzle. ■ www.facebook.com/ events/145146936084118
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An exhibition by Patrick Francis continues until September 19 at Phoenix Gallery @ Phoenix Youth Hub, 72 Buckley Street, Footscray.
Pink breakfast
Join the Rotary Club of Point Gellibrand for its seventh annual pink breakfast raising funds for breast cancer research on September 26 from 6.45am-9am at Royal Victorian Motor Yacht Club, 260 Nelson Place, Williamstown. Cost is $55 or early bird discounts before September 16. RSVP by September 21 to Marlene: ■ 0409 320 684
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Samba and Latin
Say hola to a beginner’s samba and Latin dance class for over 55s on September 20 from 2-4pm at The Village Williamstown, 1-49 Paas Place, Williamstown. People will have the opportunity to learn the basics. Free but bookings essential. ■ springretirementfestival.com.au
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CONSIDER THE SAUCE Kenny Weir revists an old favourite in Deer Park Consider The Sauce is facing a very busy – but happy – few Saturday hours. Kung fu class in Carlton from 11am to noon. A 2pm appointment in Toolern Vale for a frolic at the Dingo Discovery Sanctuary and Research Centre with some dingo pups. Do we have time for a quick bite of lunch in between? Of course! We pass by – for once – our regular Deer Park favourite, Latin Food & Wines, and head for Chef Lagenda. CTS reviewed this place way back in 2012 soon after it had opened. These days there are four in the Chef Lagenda family – the most famous in Flemington, as well as Deer Park, Hawthorn and Richmond. At the time it opened in Deer Park, there was a good deal of excitement in that neighbourhood. Since then, the Deer Park strip has bloomed considerably in terms of food – is Chef Lagenda holding its own? The answer is emphatic: “Yes!” All we’re after is a quick, simple, affordable and tasty feed – and we succeed admirably. Nothing much appears to have changed since our earlier visit – the bicycle is still on the wall and the service (cash only) is fine. Chef Lagenda may be ostensibly Malaysian of food, but it roasts, Chinese-style, its own meats. But we pass by those options and opt for some Malaysian favourites. Achar ($5.80) could do with a bit more spice and vinegary tang, but is fine nonetheless. We pretty much automatically give a hearty
CHEF LAGENDA Address: Shop 9-10/835A Ballarat Road, Deer Park. Phone: 8358 5389 thumbs up to any dish that involves cauliflower. Bennie’s koay teow ($11.50) is a superb rendition – significantly less oily than some we’ve had and fully redolent of wok hai. My regular curry laksa ($9.80) is, well, regulation. But it’s also very, very good. There’s a good handful of tasty, plump prawns in there. The plentiful chicken meat is way superior to the scraggly chook sometimes found in laksa. Best of all is the eggplant. I always eagerly look forward to the eggplant portion of a curry laksa. But sometimes it can be bitter and not very attractive to eat at all. This Chef Lagenda laksa has just a single piece, but it’s long, meltingly tender and 100 per cent delicious. In recent weeks, Bennie and I have discussed how prices have risen since CTS started. The days of a meal that covers us both for $20 seem long gone. Yet, here we’ve had a grand cheap feast and the total bill – including two mains, a side dish and two cans of soft drink – is $34.10. And we reckon that’s excellent. Kenny Weir is the founder of Consider the Sauce, the definitive guide to eating in Melbourne’s western suburbs – www.considerthesauce.net
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CREAMY AND DREAMY It was the Facebook photo that got me. A friend posted a picture of possibly the most decadent dessert I had ever seen – a salted caramel tart. When I discovered it contained only six ingredients, I knew then and there that I had to make it. Perfect, soft-set, salty caramel; creamy ganache; and a biscuit crust – what more could you want? As you can see from my own photos, it turned out pretty well! Thanks to the Recipe Tin Eats website for this. I’ll definitely be making it again.
JAMES ROYCE, NOVA FM DRIVE NEWSREADER FB: How would you rate your cooking skills? JR: Average to poor. FB: What is your signature dish? JR: It used to be marinated chicken breasts, served with sweet potato mash and seared mushrooms, spinach and tomatoes. However, earlier in the year I decided to go pescetarian – and since then, I’m still finding my fishy way. FB: If you could only have one more meal, what would it be? JR: I’d probably want to go for a Mexican fiesta – lots of nachos, burritos and other south-of-the-border goodness. Pre-pescetarian days, it would have been a big juicy steak and a stack of chips, all drowned in gravy with a lot of mushrooms.
As always, if you have any recipes, tips or other info you’d like to share, email me at sarah@ howdypartnersmedia.com.au
FB: What is your favourite TV food show and who is your favourite TV food person? JR: I don’t really do cooking shows. I like how Jamie Oliver uses his profile and skill set to try to get people to kick some of their unhealthy eating habits. FB: What is your favourite food? JR: Mushrooms go with everything – but hey, if there are carbs involved, I’m usually there!
SALTED CARAMEL TART For the base, crush a 225g packet of sweet biscuits (I used Marie biscuits) and mix with 150g melted unsalted butter. Press firmly into a greased and lined 23cm tart tin with a loose base (or springform pan of a similar size). Transfer to a tray for safe handling and bake at 160C for 10 minutes. Cool slightly. To make the caramel, melt 100g unsalted butter in a saucepan over medium heat. Add 1 firmly packed cup of brown sugar and whisk to combine. Once it starts bubbling and the sugar is melted, pour in two 395g cans of condensed milk, whisking as you go. Whisk for about four minutes (until you see steam coming off the caramel) and remove from heat. Add 2 teaspoons of salt flakes and pour into tart base. Bake for 15 minutes. Cool while you make the chocolate ganache topping. For the ganache, microwave 1/3 cup of thickened cream and 150g of dark choc melts (in a microwave safe bowl) in 30 second bursts, stirring in between until smooth. Set aside to thicken slightly, then pour over the base and refrigerate for at least one and a half hours. Sprinkle with salt flakes before serving.
FB: What is your favourite drink? JR: Coffee. FB: Which five people would you most like to invite to dinner? JR: I’m tempted to invite dead people because I can eat their food. They’re hardly going to eat, right? I’m actually not interested in the idea of inviting world-shaping leaders or celebrities over for dinner. Just throw me with five good friends or family and I’m right! FB: Do As you always, have a kitchen tip for us? any if you have JR: Clean up as you go!
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YARRAVILLE 118 Severn Street, 3013
KINGSVILLE 5 Wales Street, 3012
Greg Hocking Elly Partners: 8387 0000 Auction: September 16 at 11.30am
Jas Stephens Real Estate: 9316 9000 Auction: September 16 at 12.30pm
Price: $1.2 million – $1.3 million
Price: $980,000 – $1.06 million
An innovative architect-designed extension has transformed this post-war house into a spacious family property with dynamic choices creating a great outdoor entertaining area, elevated to look down to its large backyard with established trees. All four bedrooms – three with built-in robes – have been restored with care. The main bedroom at the front of the house has a big walk-through robe leading to an en suite. The living zone is open-plan and generous in its dimensions. The kitchen is a simple design, with great storage, a glass splashback, composite stone benchtops and stainless-steel appliances. There is off-street parking for two cars. Around the corner from the popular Wemberly Primary School and near parkland and shops, this is one to check out.
The facade of this post-war bungalow is a masterclass in good taste, shared with two off-street parks and a picket fence before a concreted driveway. The main bedroom – first of three, all with built-in robes – is large, with plush charcoal carpet, four doors of wardrobes and a large period-window with plantation shutters. They have absolutely nailed the bathroom renovation that includes over-sized slate-grey tiles, loads of on-trend storage, feature tiling and a shower bath. The third bedroom/study features a restored sliding stable-style door, with cafe-style concertina windows opening to the backyard. Open-plan living, with a 2pac white kitchen set against black granite benches and a butler’s pantry, opens to large living spaces with timber floors and concertina cafe doors. There’s a large deck and a lawn for the kids.
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$1,070,000 - $1,120,000 12:00pm Saturday 16 September 2017 On Site Thurs 14 Sept 5:30pm-6:00pm & Sat 16 Sept 11:30am-12:00pm Brent Johnson 0449 871 902 Julie Standen 0414 901 098 Compton Green Bayside 9397 1600
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WILLIAMSTOWN 52A Florence Street, 3016 Williams Real Estate: 9397 2000 Price: $1 million – $1.1 million Auction: September 16 at 12.30pm This semi-detached Victorian-style townhouse has perfectly manicured spaces, great open-plan living, downlit high ceilings and hardwood flooring. The corner-set light-filled kitchen is high-spec and has stone benchtops and a generous breakfast bench. Sliding doors lead to a finished courtyard. When the double garage with concrete aggregate floor is opened up out here, a sleek outdoor space is created. The three bedrooms are carpeted in plush dove-grey and have built-in robes. The main bedroom at the front of the house has a large walk-in robe and en suite. The main bathroom, super stylish, has loads of storage. The property is set in a great pocket near parkland and is within walking distance of Williamstown North station for an easy commute. Inclusions are ducted heating, refrigerated cooling and an alarm.
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YARRAVILLE 37 Ballarat Street, 3013 Sweeney Footscray: 9689 8388
Price: Contact agent
Nestled between period properties and literally in the heart of the inner-west’s lifestyle crown – Yarraville – this three-bedroom residence is perfectly styled and maintained, ready for those who want to be in the centre of it all. The early Federation-style facade, with its multi-gabled pavilion roofline and inviting front deck, would have most believing it was, in fact, an original Federation-era build. It is not. Built by the founder of Harkaway Homes as his city residence, no expense was spared in the fit-out. It was recently renovated to reflect a more contemporary
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style, the result being a comfortable and stylish inner-city residence with nothing left to be done. Three metre-high ceilings instantly create a sense of space. The hallway on entry has hardwood floors. Here, two archways lead to a sitting room to the right and the L-shaped living room to the left. Plush wool pile feels soft underfoot as you walk through rooms flooded with light. Dado timber panelling in the main rooms looks chic. Three carpeted bedrooms have built-in
robes, the main bedroom with a walk-in robe with sensor light plus an en suite. The main bathroom has a bath and separate shower. Walk down a small hall with multi-door storage to the living zone. Windows featuring lead light and solid, exposed timber frames are tasteful choices. There is a dedicated study space with hardwood flooring off from the main living room that looks out to restaurants across the street. The kitchen and meals area is large, bright and high-spec with hardwood floorboards. White Ceasarstone benchtops
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For all of your Real Estate needs, call Williams... For Auction or Sale Now Auctions - This Saturday 16 September 13/2 Te T chno Park Drive
WILLIAMSTOWN
$240 - $260,000
Wed 13 Sept - 4.45 - 5.15
Sat 16 Sept - 10.00 fo f r 10.30
For Auction or Sale Now
52A Florence Street
WILLIAMSTOWN
$1m - $1.1m
Wed 13 Sept - 5.45 - 6.15
Sat 16 Sept - 12.00 fo f r 12.30
Auctions - Saturday 14 October
70 Anderson Street
NEWPORT
$1,262,000
SOLD
Katie Smith 0425 737 673
71 Schutt Street
NEWPORT
$1.2m - $1.3m
22 Wilkins Street
NEWPORT
$1.05m - $1.15m Sat 16 Sept - 10.15 - 10.45
Sun 17 Sept - 1.30 - 2.00
Michael Harvey 0425 737 672
Auctions - Saturday 23 September
Sat 16 Sept - 2.45 - 3.15
7 Holloway Street
NEWPORT
$900 - $990,000
Sat 16 Sept - 9.30 - 10.00
Sun 17 Sept - 12.00 - 12.30
Private Sales
146 Ferguson Street
WILLIAMSTOWN
$840 - $880,000
Sat 16 Sept - 11.00 - 11.30
Sun 17 Sept - 1.15 - 1.45
54 Victoria Street
WILLIAMSTOWN
$2.5m - $2.6m
32 Agg Street
NEWPORT
Contact Agent
Sat 16 Sept - 1.15 - 1.45
Sun 17 Sept - 10.30 - 11.00
11 Collingwood Road
NEWPORT
$1.18m - $1.25m Sat 16 Sept - 1.15 - 1.45
Auctions - Saturday 7 October
Sat 16 Sept - 2.30 - 3.00
Sun 17 Sept - 11.15 - 11.45
Sun 17 Sept - 11.00 - 11.30
The Mill NEWPORT Lot 38 & Lot 39/6 Paine Street
$1,275,000
Sat 16 Sept - 9.30 - 10.00 Michael Harvey 0425 737 672 at 75 Ferguson Street, Williamstown
7 Mirls Street
NEWPORT
$1.5m - $1.6m
Wed 13 Sept - 5.30 - 6.00
Sat 16 Sept - 11.45 - 12.15
58 Anzac Crescent
WILLIAMSTOWN
$1.7m - $1.8m
BRAND NEW BY THE BAY A AY
Michael Harvey 0425 737 672
72 Graham Street
NEWPORT
Contact Agent
Sat 16 Sept - 1.45 - 2.15
Sun 17 Sept - 12.30 - 1.00
75 Bayview Street
WILLIAMSTOWN
$1.5m - $1.6m
BRAND NEW BY THE BAY A AY
Michael Harvey 0425 737 672
104 Champion Road
NEWPORT
$680 - $740,000
Sat 16 Sept - 2.00 - 2.30
Sun 17 Sept - 12.45 - 1.15
75 Cecil Street
WILLIAMSTOWN
$1,180,000
INSPECTION BY APPOINTMENT
Sam Wilson 0404 865 018
58 Peel Street
NEWPORT
$975 - $1,075,000
Sat 16 Sept - 9.30 - 10.00
Sun 17 Sept - 11.45 - 12.15
1, 2 & 3/47A New Street
SOUTH KINGSVILLE $670 - $730,000
OFF-THE-PLAN BEAUTIES!
Michael Harvey 0425 737 672
80 William Street
NEWPORT
$1.4m - $1.45m
Thur 14 Sept - 5.30 - 6.00
Sat 16 Sept - 12.30 - 1.00
102 Market Street
NEWPORT
SOLD
Lauren Wood 0411 648 509
Newport
$1,175,000
NEW LISTING
72 Graham Street
LIFE BY THE LAKES • This lovely, weatherboard family home invites you to move in and enj n oy the nj lakeside lifestyle, whilst off f ering plenty of scope for extension should that ff be your wish • Off f ering three bedrooms, two bathrooms and two living zones, it ticks ff the boxes for space and functionality, live in it now and plan for future extension (STCA) • On a generous allotment of land (approximately 495sqm) there is also potential for development – build your brand new home or two sleek townhouses with views of Newport Lakes (STCA) • The updated kitchen off f ers a large stainless steel oven and dishwasher ff plus a breakfast bench • Fe F aturing polished timber floors throughout, split system heating and cooling, a genuine side drive for off ffff f-street parking plus a large garage/ storage shed • Located on the Newport Lakes and within walking distance to local amenities such as schools, cafes and shops, with Newport Railway Station providing easy access to the city
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Saturday 7 October at 11.30 55 F2 Saturday 16 September - 1.45 - 2.15 Sunday 17 September - 12.30 - 1.00 Contact Agent Michael Harvey 0425 737 672 michaelh@williamsre.com.au
Newport
NEW LISTING
71 Schutt Street
COUNTRY FEEL AT ITS FINEST • Set on a block of approximately 680sqm, you will find this classic 1890 block front Victorian • Comprising three bedrooms with built-in-robes, formal lounge with built-in shelving, light-filled open-plan kitchen with a dishwasher, r meals/living r, overlooking the lush backy k ard plus rear lane access with remote roller door ky to carport • An abundance of features including Baltic pine and concrete flooring, ducted heating, evaporative cooling, ceiling fans, open fireplace, picture rails, high ceilings, rain water tank plus solar powered hot water with a gas booster • Great location for families with schools and Childcare options close by, plus Newport Railway Station and everyt y hing that Newport has to off yt f er, ff r r, including Mason Street cafes and shops, Newport Lakes, local parks, plus quick and easy access to the CBD
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Saturday 14 October at 10.30 55 J2 Saturday 16 September - 2.45 - 3.15
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Sunday 17 September - 11.15 - 11.45 $1.2m - $1.3m Katie Smith 0425 737 673 katies@williamsre.com.au
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Newport
NEW LISTING
104 Champion Road
YOU CAN CERTAINLY AFFORD THIS ONE! • Excellent opportunity to own your own piece of Newport real estate • This aff f ordable, very neat and tidy home off ff f ering two great sized ff bedrooms, central updated bathroom with shower and vanity, spacious lounge area with split system, light-filled kitchen and meals area with plenty of cupboard space and gas appliances, spacious laundry with ample cupboard space, plus a separate toilet • Fe F atures polished timber floorboards, ducted heating and split system cooling • Fa F ntastic rear yard with garden shed and off ffff f-street parking for one car, r r, off f ering great scope for extension or renovation (STCA) ff • Wa W lking distance to shops, schools, parks, Victoria University, Newport Railway Station and Williamstown, makes this a perfect property for investors, renovators and first home buyers!
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Saturday 7 October at 12.30 55 H5 Saturday 16 September - 2.00 - 2.30 Sunday 17 September - 12.45 - 1.15 $680 - $740,000 Katie Smith 0425 737 673 katies@williamsre.com.au
Newport
7 Holloway Street
EASY LIVING • This 4-yearr old townhouse is ideally situated close to public transport, rtrendy cafes, primary/ y secondary schools and simple access to the CBD y/ • Presented here is an opportunity that won’t last long... The ease of living awaits with this beautiful townhouse • Quality timber floors throughout • Four spacious carpeted bedrooms • Master bedroom with ensuite and walk-in-robe • Tw T o separate bathrooms • Ducted heating and cooling • Gas stainless steel appliances with dishwasher • Private courtyard with deck • Single remote lock-up garage plus extra car spaces
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Saturday 23 September at 10.30 55 G5 Saturday 16 September - 9.30 - 10.00 Sunday 17 September - 12.00 - 12.30 $900 - $990,000 Katie Smith 0425 737 673 katies@williamsre.com.au
Newport
70 Anderson Street
THE WOW FACTOR • All the hard work has been done with no expense spared in this beautifully renovated home on solid foundations • Three generous sized bedrooms, including luxurious master with walkin-robe and spacious ensuite with floorr to-ceiling tiles, stunning main rbathroom with floorr to-ceiling tiles and a freestanding bath r• Fe F atures; impressive American Oak feature walls, Caesarstone benchtops, stainless steel appliances, a dishwasher, r split system heating and cooling, r, plus plenty of room for two cars off f the street ff • Entertain all year round in the gorgeous north-facing backy k ard with large ky decking and grassed area • Close to Newport Railway Station, Newport Lakes, bike tracks, sh hops and cafes, plus close to schools and the West Gate Freeway for quickk and easy access to the CBD
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Saturday 16 September at 10.30 55 H4 Wednesday 13 September - 5.15 - 5.45
ENQUIRY CONTA T CT TA
Saturday 16 September 10.00 for 10.30 $1.1m - $1.2m Katie Smith 0425 737 673 katies@williamsre.com.au
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WEST FOOTSCRAY
9 Devonshire Street
WEST FOOTSCRAY
22 Carmichael Street
SPACE TO MOVE
GREAT LOCATION_HUGE SCOPE
This refurbished home is redesigned with 2 living areas that can be enjoyed socially and privately. Comp. 4 bedroom (master bedroom with ensuite) plus study, kitchen with European appliances, huge family/ rumpus extension with bi fold doors leading to a patio, perfect for barbecues, dinner parties, etc.
This is a fabulous opportunity to secure a family home located in a quiet location. The home can be immediately occupied yet has scope to further improve. Comp. of 3br plus study, spacious lounge, kitchen adjoining a dining room, rear store room plus garage. Act now and reap the rewards.
AUCTION Saturday, 16th September 11:00am Inspect: Saturday 10:30am to 11:00am Price: $820,000 to $900,000
AUCTION Saturday, 23rd September 12:30pm Inspect: Refer to website Price: Contact Agent
BRAYBROOK
51 South Road
HOPPERS CROSSING
1/260 Morris Road
POTENTIAL PLUS – FRONTAGE 17.07M
MOVE IN OR INVEST
Fantastic opportunity to purchase extremely well located property either for your own use or to redevelop to suit your needs. LAND 17.07m x 30.48m (520m2) Dwelling comprises Lounge with gas heating and air conditioning unit, 3 Bedrooms with B.I Robes, Kitchen with gas stove plus 2 car garage.
Great opportunity to purchase well located home in popular residential area. Includes large open plan kitchen/meals, living with gas heating, 2 bedrooms with B.I. robes, separate bathroom, laundry and toilet facilities, comfortable sized rear yard and carport. Well situated within easy access to schools, shopping and bus.
AUCTION Saturday, 21st October 12:30pm Inspect: Refer to website Price: $650,000 to $700,000
AUCTION Saturday, 7th October 11:00am Inspect: Refer to website Price: $320,000 to $340,000
FOOTSCRAY
10/30 Pickett Street
FOOTSCRAY
2 Smith Crescent
DELIGHTFUL STUDIO - EXCELLENT INVESTMENT OPPORTUNITY!
MOST PRESTIGIOUS LOCATION
Secure this fabulous opportunity to gain future capital growth. Studio apartment means low maintenance, therefore suited for today’s busy lifestyle. Conveniently located within walking distance to transport, shops, markets, restaurants and the multi-million dollar transport redevelopment precinct.
A very rare opportunity to secure an executive residence in Footscray’s most prestigious cul-de-sac. Secure a home that is set amongst other quality residences with uninterrupted sweeping views. Comprises of 4 bedrooms, spacious ground floor rumpus/cinema room, spacious and well appointed kitchen/dining with balcony, lounge and double garage.
FOR SALE Inspect: Refer to website Price: $185,000 to $200,000
AUCTION Saturday, 21st October 1:30pm Inspect: Refer to website $1,100,000 to $1,210,000 Price:
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49 Ferguson Street, Williamstown VIC 3016 P 03 9397 5555
SPOTSWOOD 12 Robb St
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SOUTH KINGSVILLE
84 Kernot St 4
PRIVATE SALE
PRICE VIEW AGENT
UNDER OFFER
SPOTSWOOD 31 The Avenue
VIEW Saturday 11:30AM - 12:00PM AGENT Josif Hatzinikolis M 0421 699 222 Anthony Gunn M 0409 377 449
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$1,075,000 - $1,125,000 Saturday 11:45AM - 12:15PM Ricky Peacock M 0407 770 451
6/29 Dover Rd 2
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A short stroll to Williamstown’s Strand Foreshore, shopping strips & restaurants of Douglas Pde, Ferguson St & Nelson Pl eateries. This refurbished 1 bdrm apmt is in one of Williamstown’s more convenient locations. Open plan living & kitchen area, large bthrm/laundry with modern fit out, split system & nothing to spend. Access from Haslam St to a LUG on title, & a carspace on title. Great for an investment or entry into the Williamstown lifestyle.
PRICE $650,000 - $700,000
AUCTION
Warm and inviting, this beautiful family home situated in this highly sought after pocket of Spotswood. So close to all this area has to offer inc. shops & cafes, & the Donald McLean Reserve at your doorstep. Comp: 4 bdrms, master w ensuite & plenty of storage, main bthrm with spa bath, 2 living areas, kitchen & large dining room, open fireplace, ducted heating, cooling, rear yard with built in BBQ & pergola, & a remote LUG. With local schools nearby, a stroll to the Spotswood train station, & access to the CBD, this home is perfectly located for an easy going family lifestyle.
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This well-built low maintenance townhouse accommodates 3 spacious bdrms with BIRs’, serviced by a central bathroom & a well-proportioned living room. The centerpiece of the home is the kitchen/ meals area that integrates well with the fully paved back yard. Add feats inc: OSP, heating & timber flooring. Without a doubt the highlight of the home is the location which is second to none. Walking distance to the Hudson Road cafes’, Spotswood & Newport Train Stations, Donald McClean Reserve, Westgate Golf Club, Spotswood Primary School & a short drive to the CBD.
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Grnd flr feats: open plan living & dining space that connects seamlessly with the rear garden. 4th bdrm, main bathroom, w a 2nd living area to the front. W real timber floors, kitchen feat. stone bench tops, 900mm S/St apps (inc. DW). 1st flr: 3 bdrms, master with en-suite & WIR, w balcony, family bthrm & study/TV/play space. Sep laundry, alarm, intercom, heating/cooling, internal access to remote LUG, & driveway space for further OSP.
PRICE VIEW AGENT
NEWPORT
UNDER OFFER By Appointment Anthony Gunn M 0409 377 449
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PRICE $1,200,000 - $1,250,000 AUCTION Saturday 23rd Sept 11:00AM VIEW Saturday 12:30 - 1:00PM AGENT Ricky Peacock M 0407 770 451
Master bdrm feats WIR & dbl shower ensuite. 2 add grnd floor bdrms are serviced by a central bthrm & BIR’s. 4th bdrm secluded upstairs. The magnificently proportioned living/kitchen/meals area, integrates with the outdoor decking area. At the rear of the home is the 2nd living area. Add feats inc. study nook, timber flooring, evap cooling, heating, ceiling fans, storage, pwdr room, dbl glazed windows, grey water, large water tanks & fully landscaped grounds. OSP for up to 4 cars. Walking distance to schools, Newport Lakes, transport, parks, cafes, a short drive to the CBD.
PRICE $1,250,000 - $1,300,000 AUCTION Saturday 23rd Sept 12:30PM VIEW Wednesday 6:00 - 6:30PM Saturday 1:00 - 1:30PM AGENT Josif Hatzinikolis M 0421 699 222
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ELLY PARTNERS
Altona, 3 Bracken Grove Taking Family Luxury To Elite Levels This exceptional four bedroom, two bathroom home provides superlative family spaces on some 803m2. Polished concrete floors define downstairs spaces including a flexible study, luxurious living and dining areas and a kitchen where a butler´s pantry with integrated smeg oven, steam oven, microwave and coffee machine conveys consummate quality. Alfresco entertaining areas served by their own BBQ kitchen, heaters and speakers overlook the northerly rear garden of a home that also offers a versatile theatre/sitting room and an upstairs lounge. C-BUS home automation, security, double garage.
BER Auction Inspect Contact
4 2 2 $1,350,000 - $1,450,000 Sat 14th Oct at 1.30pm Saturday 2.30 - 3.00pm Mark de Brabander 0406 536 447 Bob Dymalovski 0413 777 446
3brackengrovealtona.com.au
Williamstown 8387 0000
Yarraville 8387 0011
Altona 9398 8888
greghocking.com.au
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Williamstown 8387 0000
Yarraville 8387 0011
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Altona 9398 8888
ELLY PARTNERS
Williamstown, 39 Sandpiper Place Nothing Between You And The Bay The term ´bayside´ is applied in the most literal, irresistible way to this exceptional modern residence - a home enjoying absolute frontage and direct access to Jawbone Conservation Reserve and the beauty of the water immediately beyond. Such a privileged setting complements the luxury of three separate living zones including a generous downstairs lounge, a refined upstairs sitting room and light filled, family friendly living/dining areas opening to a sensational terrace. Granite benches, a walk-in pantry and quality cabinetry define an open plan kitchen while a bright study/home office enhances a design featuring four downstairs bedrooms and two bathrooms, including the main bedroom´s superb ensuite. Landscaped gardens, a sunny deck with spa, pedestrian gate to the park and a double garage complete a compelling address, zoned to Williamstown HS, moments from private school bus routes.
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$2,350,000 - $2,500,000 Sat 14th Oct at 11.30am Saturday 12.15 - 12.45pm Leigh Melbourne 0414 239 986 Wayne Elly 0410 305 305
39sandpiperplacewilliamstown.com.au
greghocking.com.au
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ELLY PARTNERS
Footscray, 105 Droop Street The Opportunity To Adopt An Icon A landmark residence since it was built for the founder of Forges department store, this unforgettable four bedroom Edwardian marries rich c1918 originality to light-filled modern spaces. Classical period rooms including a spectacular dining room beneath a stunning pressed metal ceiling reflect the authenticity of this unique property while the substantial modern proportions are complemented by a well maintained kitchen. Off street parking accessed from The Crescent. An irreplaceable, irresistible address.
BER Auction Inspect Contact
2 1 4 $1,250,000 - $1,350,000 Sat 14th Oct at 11.30am Saturday 12.15 - 12.45pm Mark de Brabander 0406 536 447 Bob Dymalovski 0413 777 446
105droopstreetfootscray.com.au
Williamstown 8387 0000
Yarraville 8387 0011
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Altona 9398 8888
greghocking.com.au
ELLY PARTNERS
Newport, 25 Wilkins Street Instant Appeal In A Premium Address Period character, constant natural light and a great location that is rightfully regarded as one of Newport´s premier streets complement this classic c1930s three bedroom residence, attractively updated and entirely liveable today, offering enticing options for further renovation when so desired. Central living and dining areas accompanied by a generous, comprehensively modernized kitchen ensure immediate enjoyment, accompanied by low-maintenance outdoor surroundings, with a carport.
BER Auction Inspect Contact
1 3 3 $860,000 - $940,000 Sat 7th Oct at 1.30pm Satruday 2.15 - 2.45pm Leigh Melbourne 0414 239 986 Wayne Elly 0410 305 305
25wilkinsstreetnewport.com.au
Williamstown 8387 0000
Yarraville 8387 0011
Altona 9398 8888
greghocking.com.au
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ELLY PARTNERS
Williamstown, 19 Osborne Street Classic Style With Compelling Scope Classically Californian today, one of Williamstown´s most spectacular family residences tomorrow! The character of this traditionally beautiful three bedroom home is complemented by a 635m2 approx allotment that stretches deep and wide at the rear to offer stunning potential to accommodate a contemporary extension, a pool and a garage, STCA, in a location of exceptional appeal. Completely serviceable spaces including a north facing living room, central dining and large separate kitchen lead to the great garden beyond. Side drive parking further enhances a property offering irresistible possibilities.
BER Auction Inspect Contact
1 2 3 $1,650,000 - $1,800,000 Sat 14th Oct at 1.30pm Saturday 1.30 - 2.00pm Leigh Melbourne 0414 239 986 Wayne Elly 0410 305 305
19osbornestreetwilliamstown.com.au
Williamstown 8387 0000
Yarraville 8387 0011
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Altona 9398 8888
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Williamstown, 40 Power Street Victorian Elegance, Today’s Excellence The stunning renovation of this landmark c1880 Victorian delivers light filled, architect designed spaces for living, dining and entertaining surround an open-plan kitchen, while a generous study/retreat area, an indoor pool in its own climate controlled pavilion and a double garage complement this spectacular home. North facing gardens feature legacy plants, barbeque kitchen, pizza oven, sunny alfresco entertaining and extra off street parking. The best.
Price Auction Inspect Contact
3 4 1 4 Contact Agent Sat 7th Oct at 11.30am Saturday 10.45 - 11.15am Leigh Melbourne 0414 239 986 Wayne Elly 0410 305 305
40powerstreetwilliamstown.com.au
Williamstown 8387 0000
Yarraville 8387 0011
Altona 9398 8888
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Williamstown, 54 Anzac Crescent After 35 Years, A Fresh Future Awaits For the past 35 years this inviting three bedroom home has provided appealing character and total comfort close to Williamstown High School and the beach. Now, the future offers significant rewards from a development perspective, STCA. An allotment of some 535m2 approx highlights options for new home construction or dual townhouse concepts in addition to options for updating the current residence, accompanied by side drive parking and a garage.
BER Auction Inspect Contact
1 2 3 $1,500,000 - $1,600,000 Sat 7th Oct at 2.30pm Saturday 2.00 -2.30pm Jacob Davis 0433 208 312 Jessica Tse 0439 332 888 Wayne Elly 0410 305 305
54anzaccrescentwilliamstown.com.au
Williamstown 8387 0000
Yarraville 8387 0011
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Altona 9398 8888
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Yarraville, 160 Anderson Street When Enjoyment Is Ensured Modern spaces with an indoor-outdoor emphasis have been beautifully added to this instantly appealing three bedroom, two bathroom family home so that the utmost is made of its northerly rear garden. North facing living and dining areas that link seamlessly to the paved expanses and the leafy backdrop beyond are complemented by a kitchen created to satisfy a chef. Hydronic heating. Off street parking.
BER Auction Inspect Contact
2 1 3 $1,200,000 - $1,300,000 Sat 23rd Sep at 3.30pm Saturday 12.30 - 1.00pm Jacob Davis 0433 208 312 Terry Fitzpatrick 0422 971 667
160andersonstreetyarraville.com.au
Williamstown 8387 0000
Yarraville 8387 0011
Altona 9398 8888
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12 Belmar Avenue, Altona Indoor Excellence, Outdoor Enticements Completely renewed by its just completed renovation, the fresh feel of this ideally situated three bedroom home is complemented by a north facing rear garden where exceptional breadth and depth offers fantastic further scope when so desired.
BER Auction Inspect Contact
1 2 3 $820,000 - $880,000 Sat 7th Oct at 1.30pm Saturday 10.00 - 10.30am Nathan Gleeson 0409 556 584 Nirvana Kane 0449 529 256 Bob Dymalovski 0413 777 446
BER Auction Inspect Contact
1 2 3 $850,000 - $900,000 Sat 16th Sep at 1.30pm Saturday 1.00 - 1.30pm Mark de Brabander 0406 536 447 Wayne Elly 0410 305 305
12belmaravenuealtona.com.au
AUCTION SATURDAY
27 Beuron Road, Altona North Ideal Today, Ideas For Tomorrow The sense of external space created by some 667m2 is matched by this three bedroom family home´s impressive interior proportions. Northern light fills an inviting lounge that flows to huge dimensions for dining, living & an open plan kitchen. Beyond, an undercover terrace overlooks a secure garage & 2nd kitchen/storage. Solar panels, ducted heating & roller shutters. 27beuronroadaltonanorth.com.au
Williamstown 8387 0000
Yarraville 8387 0011
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Altona 9398 8888
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102 North Road, Newport Capture The Corner, Create The Future Currently configured as consulting rooms, offering the option to continue earning reliable rental income, this prominent period property also suggests tempting scope to be returned to its original residential role. Ample parking accessed from Home Road. A huge opportunity.
BER Auction Inspect Contact
1 2 8 $1,250,000 - $1,375,000 Sat 7th Oct at 10.30am Saturday 3.00 - 3.30pm Wayne Elly 0410 305 305 Nathan Gleeson 0409 556 584
BER Auction Inspect Contact
2 1 2 $790,000 - $860,000 Sat 23rd September at 11.30am Saturday 1.00 - 1.30pm Wayne Elly 0410 305 305 Terry Fitzpatrick 0422 971 667
102northroadnewport.com.au
1/32 Princes Street, Williamstown The Look, The Light, The Luxury This exceptional townhouse residence´s spectacular north facing living and dining spaces flow to a substantial terrace and are complemented by a huge kitchen where stone benches, smeg appliances and great storage convey contemporary quality. A fitted study zone, heating/cooling, ducted vacuum and secure carport enhance a coveted address, close to a different cafÊ for every day. 1/32princesstreetwilliamstown.com.au
Williamstown 8387 0000
Yarraville 8387 0011
Altona 9398 8888
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AUCTION SATURDAY
14 Curlew Avenue, Altona The Most Successful Family Spaces This outstanding three bedroom, two bathroom home´s bright formal lounge leads to luxuriously large living and dining areas accompanied by a granite kitchen and a huge games room. Study, 3.6kw solar panels and double garage. Close to schools, Westona station and the beach.
BER Auction Inspect Contact
3 2 2 $1,200,000 - $1,300,000 Sat 7th Oct at 12.30pm Saturday 10.00 - 10.30am Leigh Melbourne 0414 239 986 Shannon Bushnell 0422 093 068
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24a Purnell Street, Altona Style and Surrounds In Sync Brand-new and beautifully styled, dynamic lifestyle possibilities accompany this striking home. Brilliant natural light illuminates interiors that reflect up-tothe-moment allure, defining an open plan living area and gourmet kitchen before decked garden backdrop brings an indoor/outdoor balance.
14curlewavenuealtona.com.au
3 2 $750,000 - $790,000 Sat 16th Sep at 12.30pm Saturday 12.00 - 12.30pm Julian Montebello 0406 883 980 Bob Dymalovski 0413 777 446
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3 1 Contact Agent Sat 16th Sep at 2.30pm Saturday 2.00 - 2.30pm Vince Caramia 0405 122 925 Dean Caramia 0431 601 399
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24apurnellstreetaltona.com.au
AUCTION SATURDAY
4/237 Esplanade, Altona Bay-side Success Made Simple - And Certain The sight of the bay and the smell of the sea emphasize the coastal character of this inviting architecturally designed dual level townhouse, one of only five. Appreciate a location certain to be constantly in demand.
BER Auction Inspect Contact
2 1 $600,000 - $660,000 Saturday Sep 23rd at 12.30pm Saturday 10.00 - 10.30am Leigh Melbourne 0414 239 986 Shannon Bushnell 0422 093 068
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4/237esplanadealtona.com.au
Williamstown 8387 0000
4 Seventh Avenue, Altona North A Family Feel, With Indoor-Outdoor Flexibility The instantly inviting spaces of this three bedroom family home flow to beautiful areas for outdoor entertaining and a garage brilliantly converted to a substantial studio. Close to primary and secondary schools, parks, the pool and recreation facilities. 4seventhavenuealtonanorth.com.au
Yarraville 8387 0011
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Altona 9398 8888
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AUCTION SATURDAY
19 Shepherd Street, Footscray ‘KARRATHA’ - Captivating, Compelling Classically Edwardian elements and complete modern comfort find each other beautifully throughout this three bedroom home on one of Footscray´s premier streets. A living room filled with northern light leads to a rear kitchen/dining area and garden dimensions of exceptional appeal.
BER Auction Inspect Contact
3 $860,000 - $920,000 Sat 16th Sep at 11.30am Saturday 11.00 - 11.30am Mark de Brabander 0406 536 447 Wayne Elly 0410 305 305
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Appreciate a Parkland Precinct Set so that a number of surrounding parklands including Newport Lakes Reserve, Paisley Park amenities and adjacent Loft Reserve - are easily accessed, this tidy villa unit brings into focus a bright, brilliant lifestyle. Open plan interiors illustrate an environment tailored to modern needs.
19shepherdstreetfootscray.com.au
3 1 $730,000 - $790,000 Sat 23rd Sep at 1.30pm Saturday 12.00 - 12.30pm Glen Baird 0425 762 344 Wayne Elly 0410 305 305
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1 1 $460,000 - $500,000 Sat 23rd Sep at 10.30am Saturday 3.15 - 3.45pm Mark de Brabander 0406 536 447 Wayne Elly 0410 305 305
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3/23carmenstreetnewport.com.au
70 Hobson Street, Newport The Freedom To Choose The Future The appeal home has provided to the same owners for 32 years is matched by its prospects it offers for continued success as a family friendly residence or as an opportunity to pursue re-development on a generous allotment with north-facing rear aspect and right-of-way, STCA.
BER Auction Inspect Contact
4 2 $1,050,000 - $1,150,000 Sat 23rd Sep at 1.30pm Saturday 12.30 - 1.00pm Wayne Elly 0410 305 305 Nathan Gleeson 0409 556 584
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70hobsonstreetnewport.com.au
Williamstown 8387 0000
3/23 Carmen Street, Newport
G06/154 Ferguson Street, Williamstown ‘MASLINA’ - A Model Of Excellence Completed only some six months ago, still fresh and faultless, this north facing apartment features generous spaces, sunny courtyard, security entrance and lift access to basement garaging. Close to shopping, cafes and train station. G06/154fergusonstreetwilliamstown.com.au
Yarraville 8387 0011
Altona 9398 8888
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Footscray 2/30 Eldridge Street Rock solid and renovated ground floor opportunity.
* Sizeable strata-titled apartment in great block of only 10 apartments * Freshly painted and newly carpeted, ready to occupy or lease * At the front of ‘the block’ with its own car space
A2 B1 C1 Auction
Saturday 16th September 12.00pm
Price Guide $300,000 - $330,000 Inspect Saturday 16th September fi Contact
11.30am - 12.00pm 320 Barkly Street, Footscray.
9689 8388
Terry Cooper 0411 852 508
Footscray 10/54 Napier Street Scandi inspired space and style.
Intoxicating One Bedroom fusion of Scandi inspired space and style • Appealing, huge open plan Living, Dining and Kitchen • Secure First Floor position towards rear of apartment block • Sweeping city views, polished concrete floors • Bespoke features, fixtures, fittings throughout
A1 B1 C1
Auction
Saturday 23rd September 12.00pm
Price Guide $300,000 - $330,000 Inspect Saturday 16th September fi Contact
10.00am - 10.30am 320 Barkly Street, Footscray.
9689 8388
Lee Marks 0400 997 755
Yarraville 37 Ballarat Street A Once in a Lifetime Opportunity * Three spacious bedrooms plus a dedicated study, easily converted to four consulting rooms * Master bedroom with ensuite, walk in robe and a heating/cooling split system * Two separate living spaces * A well designed, modernised kitchen with a butler’s pantry * A separate laundry and ample storage throughout
A3 B2 C1
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West Footscray 6/30-34 Clive Street As New Townhouse Set In This Most Attractive Complex.
* Porch entrance opening to hallway * Downstairs bedroom with adjacent bathroom * Study and storage areas, laundry facilities * Oversized garage with access via rear driveway * Upstairs bedroom, adjacent bathroom, enormous lounge/dining
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A2 B2 C1 Auction
Saturday 23rd September 1.00pm
Price Guide $580,000 - $630,000 Inspect Saturday 16th September fi Contact
12.45pm - 1.15pm 33 Anderson Street, Yarraville.
9687 8388
Dean Johnson 0414 397 163
Saturday 23rd September 11.00am Contact Agent Wednesday 13th September 12.30pm - 1.00pm 320 Barkly Street, Footscray. 9689 8388 Darren Dean 0438 550 055; Dean Johnson 0414 397 163
Kensington 4 New Street Original Victorian Cottage.
* Offering three good sized bedrooms * Comfortable lounge with gas heating * Separate kitchen/meals area overlooking backyard * Bathroom, laundry facilities and many period features * Offering unlimited potential to extend and further improve (S.T.C.A)
A3 B1 C1
Auction
Saturday 23rd September 2.00pm
Price Guide $890,000 - $930,000 Inspect Saturday 16th September fi Contact
1:45pm - 2.15pm 33 Anderson Street, Yarraville.
96878388
Dean Johnson 0414 397 163
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Yarraville 2/13 Stephen Street When Location Is Paramount.
* Ground floor apartment with security entrance in a boutique apartment block * Bright, natural light filled comfortable lounge room * 2 good sized bedrooms, both with BIR * Separate chef’s kitchen and adjacent meals area * Bathroom with laundry facilities & separate
Yarraville 6 George Street Cute + Compact Cottage Set In A Dream Location.
* Enhanced residence hosting decorative door entry to bright loungeroom * Near new gallery style kitchen with terrific storage + appliances * 2 Bedroom accommodation with study/utility/ or 3rd bedroom? * Sharp + contemporary bathroom
Yarraville 241 Francis Street Elegant brick residence - renovate/ extend or redevelop
Desirably located in this significant suburb only a short stroll from Shopping centres & local eateries, this art deco home in pristine condition, presents exciting opportunities to rebuild or possible development opportunities (subject to council approval).
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A2 B1 C Auction
Saturday 23rd September 3.00pm
Price Guide $450,000 - $475,000 Inspect Saturday 16th September fi Contact
10.30am - 11.00am 320 Barkly Street, Footscray.
9689 8388
Darren Dean 0438 550 055
A2 B1 C1
Auction Saturday 7th October 11.00am Price Guide Contact Agent Inspect Saturday 16th September fi
Contact
12.00pm - 12.30pm 320 Barkly Street, Footscray.
9689 8388
Brigitte Bolonis 0411 158 994 Darren Dean 0438 550 055
A4 B1 C2
Auction Saturday 7th October 12.00pm Price Guide Contact Agent Inspect Saturday 16th September fi
Contact
11.30am - 12.00pm 320 Barkly Street, Footscray.
9689 8388
Lee Marks 0400 997 755 Mykael Didolis 0403 213 159
Footscray 36 Raleigh Street
A2 B1 C1
MYRIAD OF OPPORTUNITIES
Auction Saturday 7th October 10.30am Price Guide Contact Agent Inspect Saturday 16th September
* An ideal home + blue chip investment * Dual occupancy for those savvy investors (s.t.c.a) * Flexible selling terms * Expansive open plan living & dining zones * Opportunity for commercial or residential zoned activity 1. * Potential Rent $550 per week
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West Footscray 52 Khartoum Street Glorious art deco brick family home in a wonderful tree lined street.
* Moments to all desired community amenities! * Wow factor evident upon entry to hallway * Exhibiting architraves, skirting boards, ornate cornices, wood picture rails and pelmets; * Generous room sizes * Country style kitchen - the hub of the home * Formal dining from sumptuous lounge
Seddon 85 Buckley Street Rarely offered Victorian terrace steeped in history.
This beautifully renovated Victorian terrace is infused with natural light and features three large bedrooms, all with BIRs (master with WIR and ensuite). The cozy lounge features a gas log fire and leads to a galley-style kitchen, lightfilled meals area and rear courtyard. There is an additional bathroom
10.45am - 11.15am 33 Anderson Street, Yarraville.
9687 8388
Lee Marks 0400 997 755 Mykael Didolis 0403 213 159
A3 B1 C4
Auction Saturday 7th October 12.00pm Price Guide Contact Agent Inspect Saturday 16th September fi Contact
10.00am - 10.30am 320 Barkly Street, Footscray.
9689 8388
Terry Cooper 0411 852 508 Darren Dean 0438 550 055
A3 B2 C1
Auction
Saturday 14th of October 2.00pm
Price Guide $880,000 - $930,000 Inspect Saturday 16th September fi Contact
11.15am -11.45am 33 Anderson Street, Yarraville.
9687 8388
Dean Johnson 0414 397 163
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Altona Meadows
17 North Avenue
ONE OF A KIND!
A4 B2 C4
This impressive period family home is a rare find in this sought after suburb. A breathtaking residence, in a quiet court location, comes complete with lead light windows, solid timber floors, high ceilings throughout and extensive landscaping on over 600m2 (approx) of land.
AUCTION
Saturday 16th September @ 12:30PM
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16th September @ 12:00PM - 12:30PM
-Beautifully landscaped garden and decked entertainment areas.
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54 Pier Street, Altona. 9398 3777 Shawqi Ein 0411 155 778 Daniel Billing 0425 850 610
AUCTION THIS SATURDAY
Altona
10 Akuna Street
A3 B1 C3
A4 B2 C3
Bayside Living in a Superb Central Location
2 O’Shannessy Court
Centrally located within a relatively short distance away from the foreshore, you will have found the ideal property to make your home in this ever changing vibrant bayside location. - Three spacious bedrooms. - Formal lounge and high ceilings. - Updated kitchen and meals area with timber floor boards. - Modern bathroom. - Covered outdoor area to relax and entertain. - Ample off street parking and solar panels.
Impressive family home with three bedrooms, plus a rumpus room or fourth bedroom and master with a WIR and ensuite. A lovely formal step down lounge takes pride of place and can also be accessed from the spa room. The spacious family area makes for good entertaining opposite a solid timber kitchen. Ample storage outside with undercover area and built in BBQ. Brick garage with roller doors at both ends and established gardens front and rear. With ducted heating and evaporative cooling, this is a family home for all to enjoy.
AUCTION Inspect fi Contact
Saturday 16th September @ 11:00AM 16th September @ 10:30AM - 11:00AM 54 Pier Street, Altona. 9398 3777 Barry Seignior 0425 850 607; Shawqi Ein 0411 155 778
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A Solid Base To Reinvent This Great Family Home
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Saturday 23rd September @ 2:00PM 54 Pier Street, Altona. 9398 3777 Julie Burt 0410 553 517; Shawqi Ein 0411 155 778
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14 CRESWICK STREET, LAVERT LA ON
MASSIVE ALLOTMENT 650M2 (APPROX PR PROX ) Stockdale and Leggo Laverton / Altona / Point Cook is proud to present you with this prime development opportunity in the heart of Melbourne’s ever growing, ever developing Western Suburbs. This fantastic opportunity to secure this potential three unit site (STCA) does not come around often, Majority of these blocks are already secured by developers and builders alike, this is a great opportunity to invest with the “big” developers!
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ON SATURD SA AY OCTO OC BER 7TH 2017 3PM PRICE 500,000 - 550,000 INSPEC INSPECT 10.30am - 11.00am 16th September CONTAC NTACT NTAC ACT Sunny Kumar 0433 002 485 sunny.kumar@stockdaleleggo.com.au WEB ID 19436 stockdaleleggo.com.au/Laverton
03 8383 2926
7/4 Norwestt A Avenue, e, Laverton Nth
MARIBYRNONG 9/18 WESTS ROAD
2A 1B 1C
Unique Split level apt living, Invest or live in A contemporary modern design comprising of two generous sized bedrooms with BIR’s, central ensuite bathroom, powder room on the lower level, modern stone and stainless Steel kitchen overlooking a spacious free flowing living area which then opens onto your own private balcony. Features include separate dining/study, European laundry, security entrance plus a secure undercover car space. Located close to highpoint shopping centre, Maribyrnong River and walking track, Victoria University and public transport.
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Auction
Sat 23rd Sept at 11.30am
Inspect
Sat 11.30-12pm
Contact
Nick Djorgonoski 0411604622
Brunswick 9387 0966
Reservoir 9460 2541
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Newport
65 Speight Street
A3 B1 C1
Affordable Newport Opportunity!
Newport
188 Mason Street
A4 B3 C2 D
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Saturday 23rd September 12pm (unless sold prior) $850,000-$900,000 Sat 12.00pm-12.30pm 1-3 Douglas Pde, Williamstown. 03 9399 9111 Dean Stanley 0403 372 922; Sylwia Kapera 0450 015 265
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Saturday 16th September 11am (unless sold prior) Contact Agent Sat 10.30am-11.00am (Auction to follow) 1-3 Douglas Pde, Williamstown. 03 9399 9111 Ruby Sweeney 0425 791 050; Wayne Sweeney 0410 697 398
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12 AINSWORTH STREET, SUNSHINE WEST
83 GRESHAM WAY A , SUNSHINE WEST AY
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• Spacious bedrooms • Comfortable lounge room • Neat kitchen adjoining meals area • Sunroom overlooking backyard • Bright central bathroom • Large allotment approx 695m2 • Development potential (STCA) • Brilliant location, walking distance to parks, Glengala Road shops, schools & public transport
AUCTION
SAT A URDAY AT A 23RD SEPTEMBER AT AY A 12 NOON INSPECT C CT Saturday 10.45 - 11.15am C NTA CO T CT TA C David Falcone 0413 116 717 MAP REF 27 E12
• 4 comfortable bedrooms, all with BIR’s • Main bedroom with full ensuite • Spacious lounge room • Open plan kitchen, meals & family area • Bright quality bathroom, 2 toilets • Double garage • Large allotment approx 903m2 • Situated in The Avenue estate, close to shopping centre, schools & public transport also excellent access to the Western Ring Road
AUCTION
SAT A URDAY AT A 7TH OCT AY C OBER AT CT A 12 NOON INSPECT C CT Saturday 11.30 - 12.00pm C NTA CO T CT TA C David Falcone 0413 116 717 MAP REF 40 B5
Features: high patterned ceilings, aluminium windows & garden shed
Features: roller shutters & a huge enclosed pergola or sunroom
7/38 ADELAIDE STREET, ALBION
1/49 DUKE STREET, SUNSHINE
A TENTION ALL AT INVESTORS R ! RS • One large bedroom with BIR’s • Spacious lounge room • Kitchen with meals area • Bathroom, laundry, toilet • Car park space • Currently leased at $1,018 p.c.m • Close to schools, shops & transport Features: wall-to-wall carpets, light fittings, window dressings, air conditioner, gas heater & gas cooking stove
FOR SALE
INSPECT C CT Saturday 10.45 - 11.15am C NTA CO T CT TA C Fred (Fatih) Fanoscu 0419 384 097 MAP REF 26 E11
5 SALIBA COURT, SUNSHINE WEST UNDER CONTRACT
INVESTORS R TA RS T KE NOTE! • Three large bedrooms all with BIR’s • Comfortable lounge room with gas heater • Neat kitchen with meals area • Future development site (STCA) • Land size is approx 629m2 • Currently leased at $1,250 pcm • Close to schools, shops & transport Features: roller shutters, reverse cycle air conditioner, 2 toilets, garden shed & gas appliances
FOR SALE
INSPECT C CT Saturday 12.30 - 1.00pm C NTA CO T CT TA C Sang Do 0419 935 955 MAP REF 40 D4
9311 7022
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TWO IN ONE! • Three comfortable bedrooms with BIR’s • Spacious lounge room • Dining room • Tw T o kitchens with meals area • Tw T o bathrooms & two toilets • Tw T o car park spaces • Close to schools, shops & transport Features: polished timber floorboards, window dressings, light fittings, gas heater & gas cooking appliances
FOR SALE
INSPECT C CT By Appointment C NTA CO T CT TA C Fred (Fatih) Fanoscu 0419 384 097 MAP REF 41 A1
9 MIDDLETON STREET, BRAY A BROOK AY R NOVA RE VAT VA ATED BEAU A TY/ AU Y Y/ LARG R E ALLOTMENT! RG • 2 or 3 bedrooms, main bedroom with mirror built-in robe • Spacious lounge room with reverse cycle split system air conditioner & gas heater • Recently renovated kitchen adjoining meals area • Sunroom/possible 3rd bedroom • Bright updated bathroom, 2 toilets • Double steel garage & double carport • Land size approx 684m2 • Development potential (STCA) • Quiet court location, brilliant position, close to shops, schools & public transport
FOR SALE
INSPECT C CT Saturday 12.30 - 1.00pm C NTA CO T CT TA C David Falcone 0413 116 717 MAP REF 40 D3
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If cars were creatures, the Mazda CX-3 would be a lady beetle, with distinct shape and standout colouring, buzzing around lush green meadows or summer gardens in full bloom. However, forget the bucolic backdrop – this pretty little sports utility vehicle is most at home in bustling urban centres. So much so it has become a market leader since it first came to Australia in March, 2015. Following in the tracks of the Mazda2 light car, addition of i-Activsense safety technology makes the latest CX-3 update the first vehicle in the small SUV segment to offer smart city brake support forward and reverse as standard equipment across the range of Neo, Maxx, sTouring and Akari models. Further safety inclusions are blind spot monitoring and rear cross traffic alert as standard on the Maxx, while sTouring and Akari variants also get driver attention alert and traffic sign recognition. Power comes courtesy of a 2.0-litre Skyactiv-G petrol or a 1.5-litre Skyactiv-D diesel engine mated with a six-speed manual or six-speed automatic transmission with a choice of front or all-wheel drive. Prices start at $20,490, plus on-road costs, for the petrol Neo. The test vehicle was a 2.0-litre petrol Maxx automatic AWD, which comes to market at $26,890. Based on Mazda2 hatchback underpinnings, the CX-3 holds firm to the maker’s Kodo Soul of Motion styling, with the body flowing from a sturdy front, through a sleek centre section to a robust rear end. Headlight layouts vary from model to model, with the test Maxx favouring a layout that puts the turn signals outside the main headlamp unit to create a narrow, sharp design.
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SPORT Papal two for two with a medal thrown in Wind the clock back 12 months and Ben Papal would have laughed if you told him that in a year’s time he would be a Parkside senior premiership player and claim the medal for best-on-ground. Papal can recall his celebrations as a reserves premiership player in 2016 were slightly dampened after the senior team lost its grand final, but little did he know that he would be part of the redemption story. “I’m just happy both teams got the win today – that’s all that matters to me, nothing else,” Papal said. “I’m just rapt we both won and we both get to celebrate because last year was a bit different. “Tonight is all about us as a whole group.” Papal has a perfect strike rate at Parkside: two years and two premierships. The 28-year-old crossed to the Magpies from South Morang two years ago because he wanted a change of scenery. He can’t believe how well he has fitted into the club and the culture. “I’m a Parksider for life now – I’m not going
Parkside ruckman Ben Papal took home the best-on-ground medal. (Damjan Janevski)
anywhere,” Papal said. “You can’t understand it unless you’re here. “It’s something else, I’ve never experienced anything like it, we’re tight-knit and the camaraderie we have with each other.” Papal was the most dominant big man on the ground. The ruckman gave first use of the ball to his onballers more often than not.
Papal was seen as the missing link for Parkside coach Nick Condos. “We didn’t really have a ruckman, so we went to him halfway through the year because we’d seen every side had a ruckman,” Condos said. “I’ve driven him really hard this year, given him a lot of instructions with the way we wanted to play and, to his credit, he’s worked on that and picked up a medal.” Papal has built a good rapport with the rest of the midfielders. The Mill Park resident has been like a sponge for information off Chris Muratore and Justin Dorward. “I’ve got good people around me that have made me a bit better,” Papal said. Papal was taken aback when his name was called out for the best-on medal. “Winning a senior premiership and getting best-on, it means a lot,” Papal said. “I’m happy for everyone, it’s not about me, it’s about everyone.” Lance Jenkinson
IN THE DOGHOUSE ■ There
were no fairytale endings in the WRFL grand finals last weekend, with Parkside winning the division 3 flag and North Footscray the victors in division 2. Parkside added yet another flag to its bulging trophy cabinet, and now sets its sights on the division two competition in 2018. Senior coach Nick Condos and an incredibly hard-working team of people behind the scenes have ensured Parkside survived to taste premiership glory again.
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Oval Williamstown was in perfect condition at the weekend and the weather gods were smiling. In fact, they were giggling, as the wind abated and the sun shone, giving the players no excuses for two days of much-anticipated local football finals. Sunshine made its way to its first division 1 grand final since 1987 by defeating Hoppers Crossing. The Kangaroos were well coached and very determined, and had a touch of class that Hoppers could not match. On Sunday, North Footscray dominated from the opening bounce of the division 2 grand final and won convincingly over Yarraville Seddon. The Eagles barely fired a shot as their opponents did what they pleased. It was a sour note for Dean Callaway to end his time at the club as senior coach, having lost in the big show last year as well.
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WRFL division 3 Seniors: Parkside 12.17 (89) d Tarneit 7.6 (48) Reserves: Parkside 12.11 (83) d Wyndham Suns 6.3 (39) Parkside takes possession of the WRFL division 3 premiership cup. (Damjan Janevski)
Party time for Magpies By Lance Jenkinson Parkside has gone from ground zero three years ago to being Western Region Football League division 3 premier. The Magpies were on the verge of closing their doors in 2015 following a mass walkout of players after their 2014 division 2 flag. Instead of being promoted to division 1, the Magpies had to swallow their pride and ask for the WRFL to demote them to the third division. But that allowed them to re-group in times of uncertainty. Many people helped Parkside get back on its feet again and on the way to ensuring the club celebrated its 120th anniversary this year with a flag. But the public face of the rebuild was coach Nick Condos. Condos stood proudly on Saturday after guiding his club back to the premiership dais
with a 41-point win over Tarneit in the grand final at Hogans Road Reserve. “I’ve been lucky enough to coach about eight flags, but this is the sweetest,” Condos said. “It’s the club I love and played all my footy with. “I walked down that hill as a 10 year old and I’m 61 now. It’s something you dream about.” Parkside received stick for asking to be relegated to the third tier, but a club with such a rich history does not make that kind of decision unless it is a last resort. Condos took just as much satisfaction in Parkside’s reserves winning their second consecutive premiership on Saturday. “They’re a young side, so the club’s in pretty good stead,” Condos said. “We’ve worked hard off the ground to achieve this and obviously we’re still battling. You don’t take things for granted. “We know we’ve got a lot of work as a group to do and we’ve got people that are prepared to work hard.”
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Parkside was dominant almost from start to finish in the senior grand final. The Magpies opened up a 26-point quarter-time lead and it blew out to 55 by three-quarter time. Tarneit did have a little victory, winning the junk time last quarter, but the Magpies had the cup under lock and key by that stage. Only errant kicking for goal – the Magpies finished with 12.17 – stopped the margin from blowing out further. Experienced campaigners Justin Dorward, Chris Muratore, Luke Buttigieg and Adrian Gervasi led the way for Parkside. Brent Kelly (four goals) and Jason Cloke (three) were damaging inside the Magpies’ forward 50. “All the attention went to Jason, but ‘BK’ was nearly our best player after half-time,” Condos said. “He’s a super talent for us, his leg speed and ability in the air, he was really good for us. “It was a good team effort, every quarter, someone stood up.”
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Saturday Deer Park will write another chapter in its history, and also for the league, if it wins its fifth flag in a row. Sunshine will give it everything it has, but there are no Hollywood scriptwriters here. I sense this may be the end of the Deer Park era, as the major players have little left to achieve and probably feel it is time to move on. That remains to be seen, but another flag seems a foregone conclusion. Kevin Hillier
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Footscray coach Shaun Borlase is also stepping down, but he takes a premiership medal with him. Jason Butty picked up the Rex Swann medal for his seven-goal haul, but teammate Reece Duffield would also have been a worthy winner. There will be a changing of the playing guard at the Devils, with several players expected to put their boots in the cupboard beside their premiership medal. David Clonan, Kieran Murphy, Jason Butty and the Montebruno brothers (Tyren and Brayden) are not expected to go around again.
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Devils race away with the flag By Lance Jenkinson North Footscray blew Yarraville-Seddon Eagles out of the water in an emphatic 58-point win in the Western Region Football League division 2 grand final at Burbank Oval on a sun-drenched Saturday. The Devils were in total control from go to whoa as they secured their first senior premiership since 2010. Devils captain Sam Kater has lived every minute of those seven years between flags, experiencing some exhilarating highs and devastating lows, but this will go down as a career-defining day for the tough-as-nails onballer and his teammates. “In my first year [in 2010], we won a flag, which was pretty awesome and I’ve been at the club ever since,” Kater said. “We went up to division 1 and [have] been through some pretty tough years. “One year, we didn’t even win a game, so to finally get back to where we are now is an awesome feeling.” North Footscray had to navigate the long road through the finals. The Devils finished the season as minor premiers, but slipped up against Yarraville-Seddon in the second semi-final. Playing an extra game might have been a blessing in disguise for the Devils, as they regained some momentum with a preliminary final victory over a competitive Manor Lakes. “We had to do it the hard way … but I think a good game against Manor Lakes last week gave us good momentum coming into today and it showed in the end, I guess,” Kater said. North Footscray was switched on from the outset. The Devils’ pressure at the coal face was turned up to maximum and their skill level was far superior on the day. Conversely, an uncharacteristic Eagles performance left a lot to be desired. They appeared sluggish and the only aggression they showed was when the margin had become unmanageable. “It was our pressure around the footy, keeping it in tight and not allowing them outside run or any easy forward 50 entries,” Kater said. North Footscray full-forward Jason Butty set the grand final alight in the first quarter. Butty would maintain the rage to finish with seven goals and the Rex Swann Medal for best on field. Tyren Montebruno was just as dangerous in the Devils’ attack, finishing with four goals, including three consecutively in the second
Above: North Footscray’s Reece Duffield and Yarraville-Seddon’s Jesse Varsamakis contest the aerial ball. Right: North Footscray coach Shaun Borlase and captain Sam Kater hoist the premiership cup. (Pictures: Shawn Smits)
term. Montebruno had the fans in the main grandstand chuckling when he took a set shot from 50 metres out with one boot. He hit the post on that occasion, but it was a minor blemish in a superb performance. Butty and Montebruno were the beneficiaries of a totally dominant midfield, led by Kater, Jordan Lampi, Brayden Montebruno and Jono Miller. It was all about every link in the chain working for North Footscray and the first link was ruckman Reece Duffield. Duffield battled Yarraville-Seddon’s athletic bigs Jesse Varsamakis and Mason Angove and won. “He’s an absolute giant, Duffy,” Kater said. “Without him, we’d be screwed.” North Footscray is yet to officially announce whether it will ask for promotion to division 1 or remain in division 2 next season. “The committee will get together in the next few weeks and sort that out for us,” Kater said. Macauley Goring was best for Yarraville-Seddon when the contest was at its hottest, while Varsamakis and Chris Topalidis never stopped trying against the tide.
2017 Grand final scoreboard WRFL division 2 Seniors: North Footscray 15.14 (104) d Yarraville-Seddon 6.10 (46) Reserves: Yarraville-Seddon 14.14 (98) d North Footscray 4.5 (29)
Butty’s best turns out to be a winner
North Footscray full-forward Jason Butty puts another nail in the coffin with one of his seven goals. (Shawn Smits)
North Footscray full-forward Jason Butty would have been content to walk away with a premiership medal following Sunday’s 58-point grand final win over Yarraville-Seddon. However, with seven goals to his name, Butty was widely acknowledged as the match-winner for the Devils, so he got the added bonus of the Rex Swann Medal for best-on-ground. That second medal could be good for a bit of harmony around the Butty household in the coming weeks. “It’s good for the kids at home,” Butty said with a laugh. “We’ve got two little girls, so now they don’t have to fight over one medal, it’s one each.” Butty ignited North Footscray in the first quarter and maintained the rage throughout. Butty and his brother-in-law Tyren Montebruno, who kicked four, were unstoppable, combining for 11 goals. “We’ve played a fair bit of footy together now, so we’ve got that chemistry where we know where each other is going and we try and keep each other isolated one-on-one,” Butty said. “I back him to out-mark his opponent and he’ll do the same for me.” In week one of the finals, Yarraville-Seddon strangled the life out of North Footscray, restricting them to under 30 inside 50s.
The Devils more than doubled their tally in the grand final and the quality of delivery was first class, giving Butty and Montebruno the best chance to wreak havoc. “The first week in the semi-final, we had about 26 inside 50s and we highlighted that we needed to give the forwards more supply,” Butty said. “We just really wanted to get the ball in long and strong today, back our forwards in like we’ve done all year and the midfielders did a power of work to nullify their midfielders, and once we started pumping the ball in, we had about 60 inside 50s, it’s really hard to stop when we’re getting that sort of supply.” Butty finished the season with the most goals with 57. Montebruno was close behind with 52. On grand final day, it took a collective effort from all 22 North Footscray players to overcome a Yarraville-Seddon side that entered the game as slight favourites. “It was just a good consistent effort,” Butty said. “We had winners on every line and when you do that as a team, when you have more winners than losers in each position, it goes a long way to winning the game like we did.”
Bulldogs out, Seagulls still in Footscray’s premiership defence in the Victorian Football League is over. The Bulldogs put up a spirited fight against Port Melbourne in the semi-final at Fortburn Stadium on Sunday before going down by 20 points. Bailey Williams, Lukas Webb and Patrick Lipinski were prolific ball winners for the Bulldogs on the day, but finding a regular avenue to goal proved more troublesome. Williamstown is the last remaining western suburbs side alive in the finals. The Seagulls will face traditional rivals Port Melbourne in a preliminary final at Fortburn Stadium on Sunday at 2.40pm. On a historic day, Williamstown will also play-off in the last ever AFL Victoria Development League grand final, when they face Casey Demons in the curtain-raiser at 11.30am. Lance Jenkinson
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Footscray caps undefeated season in the best way A dream season is complete for Footscray in the Lacrosse Victoria women’s state league. The Bulldogs have gone through undefeated en route to their first top-tier premiership since 2013. A hard-fought 7-5 win over arch rivals Newport in the grand final at Treyvaud Memorial Park was the perfect ending to an impeccable season. “To go undefeated is amazing,” Bulldogs captain Sarah Mollison said. “I’m very excited, very proud of the whole team.” What makes the Footscray feat all the more impressive is that it came in world cup year. The stop-start season was split into two segments, but the Bulldogs never let their guard down. They went 12-0 in the regular season and made it lucky number 13 in the season decider. Mollison was impressed with the Bulldogs players’ commitment in the weeks following the world cup break. “It was an interrupted year for all teams in state league because of the players that went to the world cup,” Mollison said.
“I think the last three or four weeks we’ve been really focused, everyone’s been at training, we’ve had some Saturday sessions as well, more time together, more touches on our stick and just sharpening up. That was the difference for us. “That’s what helped us play the way we did today, the time we had together the past four weeks, just working hard and being really committed.” Footscray raced to a 5-0 lead at half-time. The Bulldogs even managed to keep Newport off the scoresheet with a player down for 10 minutes after a card was issued. Bulldogs goalkeeper Eliza Morgan played the half of her life. “She made some amazing saves, all through the game, but particularly in the first half,” Mollison said. “They tried to throw everything against her, she had quite a lot of shots against her, but she had a shut-out first half which is absolutely amazing.” Newport was never going to surrender.
Footscray takes the traditional premiership photo in front of the scoreboard. (Supplied/Footscray Lacrosse Club)
With a fourth consecutive premiership in its sights, the Porters made a comeback in the second half, cutting the deficit to just one goal. Then came Footscray’s match-winning play, signed, sealed and delivered by three-goal grand final MVP Sarah Smith. Danelle Mollison will get credited for the goal that sealed the title in the last minute for the
Bulldogs, but it was Smith’s defensive ground ball win and exquisite pass that kick-started the play. “She won the ground ball with four players around her, looked up and passed it, we hit an outlet and then Nelly’s scored at the other end, which put us two goals ahead,” Mollison said of Smith. “She played a great game, scoring three goals and her hustle through the midfield.” It was Footscray’s 12th state league grand final in a row, but only its third premiership in that time. Mollison said grand final day has been “dispiriting” at times, but believes this win could be a springboard for sustained premiership success. “Hopefully this is the start of our journey of being a little bit more successful on grand final day,” she said. “We’ve got a lot of awesome juniors coming up, so we hope to get back at it the next year and the year after, that’s our aim.” Lance Jenkinson
Fearons hits peak form
Ayodeji Omoboye on his way to scoring a double in Altona City’s title-clinching win on Saturday. (Damjan Janevski)
City rewards loyal fans By Lance Jenkinson Only on the final day was Altona City afforded any breathing space en route to the Football Federation Victoria men’s state league 2 north-west title. City was a mere whisker in front of second-placed Hoppers Crossing for most of the season, needing to win just about every game they played to stave off the rival threat. For 21 weeks, City supporters were on edge, but a calmness descended over them in week 22, the day they clinched the league. Altona City was able to put the title in the history books early on in a comfortable 3-0 win over Diamond Valley United at Kim Reserve on Saturday, then just lap up the adulation coming from their fans. Across town, Hoppers Crossing never fired a shot on the final day, losing 2-0 to Fitzroy City, making it even more certain that City was bound for the title. It was the first time all season that City
could play their football with barely a care in the world. It was a fitting finale for a side that had been the most dominant and worthy champions in the competition. “You could tell the pressure was off,” City president Joe Tanti said. “The boys had been under the pump all year, we lost one game for the whole season and only won the league by three points, so it was tight all along. “But the boys didn’t feel the pressure as much today. They expressed themselves a bit more out on the ground.” Max Wright found the back of the net to put Altona City in the lead. Further goals to Ayodeji Omoboye and Marcus Sherif kicked off the championship party for City. David Taylor filed a best-afield game in his playmaking role from the midfield, but picked up a fifth yellow card that will rule him out for the state league 1 final against Eltham Redbacks.
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James Neighbour was again rock solid in defence, leaving goalkeeper Jack Dovey with little to do on the day. This was the time to fully appreciate the creator of Altona City’s joy, coach Andy O’Dell. O’Dell has totally shifted the way people look at City in under two years since he has been with the club. “Andy’s turned the club around,” Tanti said. “He’s come in and we’ve only had two losses since he’s been at the club in nearly two years. “We’ve been pretty spoilt with him. “He knows how to get the boys up each week.” In state league 1, James McGarry scored a double as Altona Magic ended the season in fine style with a 4-1 win over Essendon Royals that saw them finish eight points clear on top from second-placed Geelong. The Magic will square off with the south-east champions Langwarrin on Saturday at J.L. Murphy Reserve to determine which team is the best in state league for 2017.
Finals specialist Williamstown has advanced to the Lacrosse Victoria men’s state league grand final from third place for the second year running. The Fearons were the underdogs going into the preliminary final against minor premiers Footscray on neutral territory at Lower Eltham Park on Saturday, but came from three goals down at quarter-time for a 14-7 upset win. It keeps the Fearons bid for a premiership three-peat well and truly alive. Williamstown is preparing to face Camberwell in the decider at Angliss Reserve in Footscray on Saturday. The Chiefs have been the surprise packet of the finals, moving through for their first men’s state league grand final appearance since 1939. Fearons captain Matthew Price is wary of the emotion that will surround the Chiefs in Saturday’s final. “We can’t take them lightly,” Price said. “All we’ve got is a ticket into the grand final, so all the work is ahead of us.” Williamstown is peaking at the right time of the season. The two-time defending champions seem to be able to flick a September switch. Williamstown’s season was teetering on the brink at quarter-time on Saturday. Trailing by three goals, the Fearons chipped away at the deficit, trimming it back to one goal at half-time and then taking an unlikely two-goal lead by three-quarter time before a furious six-goal-to-nil final quarter. “We believed in what we were doing and ‘Damo’ [Damien Orr], our coach, just sort of said stick to it and we’ll get them back one at a time and that’s kind of the way it played out,” Price said. Williamstown’s win was built on the back of its rock solid defence. Fearons goalkeeper Evan Willis only conceded two goals in the final three quarters, while defenders Huw Wilson and Chris Welsh were impenetrable. Brendon McGuire led the way up front for the Fearons with four goals, while there were three each to Callan Gibson and Liam Clarke. Price also praised the efforts of homegrown youngsters Gil Cordell-Radford and Sean Clarke. “The reason why we’ve come good is on the back of all the young blokes,” Price said. Lance Jenkinson
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