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The time of your life Abba’s greatest hits will be warming up your winter when Mamma Mia! Here We Go Again screens at The Sun Theatre. Set on the beautiful Greek island of Kalokairi, the sequel to the 2008 smash hit Mamma Mia stars Meryl Streep, Colin Firth, Julie Walters, Pierce Brosnan and Amanda Seyfried. Hobsons Bay Refugee Network is hosting the screening as its next film fundraiser, helping to raise funds to support people seeking asylum in Melbourne’s west. The Sun Theatre screening on Friday, July 20, will include a raffle and complementary snacks. Tickets: $25 via www.trybooking. com/395103 Benjamin Millar

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Australia’s first Vietnamese cultural and heritage centre will be built in the heart of Footscray to coincide with the 50th anniversary of the first wave of refugee arrivals. The $20 million centre, proposed by the Victorian chapter of the Vietnamese Community Australia, is likely to be built on a carpark on Donald Street after Maribyrnong council threw its support behind the project. The VCA first began pursuing the project in Phong Nguyen, Chi Hoang and Nhan Nguyen at 2002, but has struggled to find a suitable site. the site of the planned Vietnamese cultural and A packed public chamber erupted into heritage centre in Footscray. (Benjamin Millar) applause last week when councillors voted to enter a memorandum of understanding for the to open the centre in time to mark the 50th project to proceed on the 985-square-metre anniversary of Vietnamese refugees arriving in council-owned site. Australia, which will fall in 2025. VCA vice-president and cultural centre “The support has been overwhelming, chairman Phong Nguyen said the aim was particularly from the community here in

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Footscray – they are very excited,” he said. “We are very proud that we have contributed so much to Australia and our second generation are very excited by this.” Mr Nguyen said the next step would be raising funds and he expected the Vietnamese community would dig deep. “For the right cause, our community are very generous and very committed,” he said. “I do believe with the support that we have so far, and the commitment we have from the businesses in the area, that it can be done in the timeline we have set, which is 2025.” Mr Nguyen said the centre would be one of the first of its kind in the world, serving as a lasting tribute to the Vietnamese community. “It’s very important to preserve the culture and the history of the Vietnamese settlement in Australia,” he said. “Words are not enough to say how appreciative we are.”

Chi Hoang, who is among the 10 per cent of Maribyrnong’s population born in Vietnam, is a strong supporter of the project. She said the local Vietnamese community was overjoyed by the council’s decision. “It will bring the tourists and make Footscray booming,” she said. “I want to thank Australia and the councillors who voted for this.” Nhan Nguyen said the project would be a way of sharing the Vietnamese community’s story with the broader community. “It’s a very central space, so students and others can easily travel here and learn the stories,” he said. Mayor Cuc Lam said Footscray had long been a welcoming place for the Vietnamese community. “This museum will be one of significance for generation to generation,” she said.

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We were pleased to adopt the 2018-19 Annual Budget and Strategic Resource Plan at the Ordinary Council Meeting Tuesday 26 June. Our budget continues to build on a fiscally responsible foundation, displaying good governance and taking into consideration community feedback. We’re proud to deliver a budget that plans for the long-term and keeps costs down which is one of our continuing objectives.

There are the usual challenges we’ve had to meet with this budget – the maintenance of aging infrastructure, planning for rapid population growth and maintaining excellence in program and service delivery – all within the 2.25% rate cap imposed by the Victorian Government. Council delivers more than 70 services across the areas of recreation, libraries, maternal and child health, animal management, sustainability, infrastructure, planning and other services. We’re spending over $100 million on maintaining these services that are well-used by the community. The essential services, that have been prioritised, focus on achieving the objectives of our Council Plan. We value community feedback and invite you to take part in the community consultations that are now online at www. yourcityyourvoice. com.au

1. A delegation of Korean officials viewed the site set for the Korean War Memorial in Footscray, along with Mayor Cr Cuc Lam and Maribyrnong City Council CEO Stephen Wall.

Cr Catherine Cumming (not pictured) at the Braybrook Community Hub. 4. Mario Santos from Amnesty International Australia with Mayor Cr Cuc Lam, welcoming the motion on changes to the community sponsorship program that was unanimously passed at Council. 5. At the Australian Local Government Association meeting in Canberra, Mayor Cr Cuc Lam spoke on the priorities that local government saw for the Federal Government.

With the State election coming up later this year, it’s timely to look at public transport in our City. The existing public transport system isn’t adequate to service our needs, and with our population expected to dramatically grow over the next 20 years, the State Government has to start planning now. We need improved bus services, including north-south links, better frequency and reliability, a Footscray bus terminal that links to train services, and better services to Sunshine Hospital and the new Footscray Hospital and trams. We also need tram services along Footscray and Dynon Roads to provide us with fast access to the city. The West Gate Tunnel project will take trucks off our streets, but we need to reduce the amount of transport – cars and trucks – passing through our City. This can be achieved by building Westlink – a direct route from Docklands underground to Brooklyn to link with the ring road.

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I’ve been a Councillor for over 20 years, and an airport rail link has been discussed for all of those 20 years. This is now becoming a priority. While I see merit in the options that pass through Sunshine and Footscray, the way forward has to also cater for more than a link to the airport. It has to also cater for the needs of the local community. So now is the time for both the Federal and State Governments to step up and deliver – give us the transport infrastructure that we want and so desperately need. Cr Catherine Cumming Stony Creek Ward

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By Benjamin Millar Businesswoman, philanthropist and women’s football pioneer Susan Alberti has been crowned the 2018 Victorian of the Year. Dr Alberti has helped raise millions of dollars for research into a cure for type one diabetes after her daughter Danielle, a diabetes sufferer, died in her arms on a flight home from New York. She tackled the male-dominated building industry to become one of the first women to obtain a commercial builders’ licence in Victoria. The doyenne of women’s football was

vice-president of her beloved Western Bulldogs when they won the 2016 premiership. She was a driving force behind the successful push to establish the AFLW women’s competition, leading to her appointment as the competition’s inaugural ambassador in 2017. Dr Alberti was announced the 2018 Victorian of the Year at a ceremony at Melbourne Town Hall on Monday. She was selected by the Trustees of the Victorian Day Council, made up of previous Victorian of the Year Award recipients. Council chairman Tony Cree said he was delighted to introduce Ms Alberti as one of this year’s winners.

“The Victoria Day Council recognises people in the community that have gone above and beyond their contribution to the community within Victoria,” he said. Dr Alberti is the past president of the Juvenile Diabetes Research Foundation. Through the Susan Alberti Medical Research Foundation, she has helped to raise more than $6 million towards finding a cure for type 1 diabetes. After joining the board of the Western Bulldogs Football Club in 2004, she became the founding co-chair of its Forever Foundation and was awarded life membership of the club in 2015.

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Footy program makes its mark Kids are getting a kick out of the “footy fest” school holidays program at Highpoint shopping centre, launched on Monday by Western Bulldogs stars Caleb Daniel and Lukas Webb. Running in partnership with the Bulldogs, the two-week program includes skills workshops, meet-and-greets with players, AFL card swaps, as well as interactive games, prizes and Bulldogs-themed arts and crafts.

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holidays will have the chance to win one of two Bulldogs’ junior mascot positions. The footy fest activities will run every weekday until July 13 at The Junction, Level 1, Highpoint shopping centre. Participation is free but registration is essential, via www.highpoint.com.au

From barbershop to a bar? One Williamstown barber certainly hopes that will be the case. The owner of La Bodega Barbershop and Shave Parlour, at 1 Cole Street, has applied to Hobsons Bay council for a planning permit to serve alcohol after the last cut of the day, which is about 7pm. A report prepared for La Bodega by On Tap Liquor states that limited alcohol would be supplied during ordinary barbershop hours, with the venue becoming a small-scale tavern after hours. The tavern would open until 11pm seven days a week and would have a maximum capacity of 30 patrons. No live music is proposed and recorded music would be “no higher than background level”. “This proposal relates to a small-scale premise, and the hours proposed are not considered as ‘late night’ or ‘high risk’,” the report by the liquor industry consultant states. “Victoria Police assault data may suggest that the density of packaged liquor outlets is associated with assaults, however there is no direct evidence to suggest there is a causal relationship between the number of licensed outlets and violence or assaults and there are only two packaged liquor outlets within the study area [within a 500-metre radius]. “It is not expected that the hours of operation will attribute to unreasonable noise or nuisance given the proposed use.” No additional parking spaces are proposed.

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 18 July 2018. Objectors will be advised of the decision. For further information, please contact Rachael Hayes on 9932 1000.

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By Goya Dmytryshchak A memorial dedicated to special forces commander Sergeant Blaine Diddams was unveiled at Altona RSL Club on Saturday. Sgt Diddams, ‘Didds’ to his mates, was awarded the first posthumous Medal for Gallantry in Australian history after being killed in action in 2012. The 40-year old had been on his seventh combat tour in Afghanistan, although he had also served in Somalia, Solomon Islands and East Timor. He was leading a group of Australian and Afghan special forces troops on a mission to capture a Taliban commander when an insurgent bullet struck above his body armour. Many of his “brothers” from the Special Air Service Regiment turned out on Saturday, among them Ross Walker who has since retired. “Didds was known best as the lovable larrikin in the SAS Regiment, with a big smile, always up for a beer and a laugh, and generally in some level of shit,” he said. The father-of-two was also a devoted family man, linked to the local area by family and by his time at the Fort Gellibrand Army base in Williamstown. His sister Sian Diddams said the anniversary of her brother’s death was commemorated by the family each year at the Altona club. At the memorial painting unveiling on Saturday, Ms Diddams made a dedication to her late brother. “Known for his outwards personality and quirky sense of humour, he was held in the highest regards by his mates, comrades and commanding officers,” she said. “On July 2, 2012, [he] displayed inspiration, leadership and selfless courage in extremely hazardous circumstances. To support his patrol

Hobsons Bay ratepayers will be hit with an average eight per cent increase, with some paying up to 20 per cent more, in their next rates notice in September. Meanwhile, the petrochemical industry will pay an average of 19 per cent less. Residential waste charges will rise by an average 27.6 per cent due to increased costs associated with China’s ban on low-quality recycled paper and plastics. Seabrook, Altona Meadows and Laverton residential property owners will be hit with double-digit rate rises. Mayor Angela Altair said rates in 2018-19 were based on property valuations as at January 1, 2018, so rate rises would vary considerably. “While it might appear as though the industrial category is receiving relief, they are still contributing,” she said. “Petrochemical ratepayers, for example, contribute just under $2.6 million in rates which is about 2.43 per cent of total rates paid across Hobsons Bay. “There is a common misconception that as properties are revalued, council receives a ‘windfall’. “This is not the case … the revaluation process results in a redistribution of the rate burden. “With significant increases in residential property values, well above the non-residential sector, the rates burden shifts to residential properties.”

Above: Sian Diddams stands in front of the painting of her late brother Sergeant Blaine Diddams. Above right: Sergeant Blaine Diddams. (Pictures: Department of Defence)

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and ensure mission success, he knowingly exposed himself to draw fire and led an assault on the insurgent positions.” Sergeant Diddams’ best friend Tom Broadhurst said his death had come as a shock as he seemed to have a strange aura of somebody who was always going to dodge the tragic results of extreme risk-taking. The painting of Sergeant Diddams by Point Cook

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artist Henk Eykman is on a memorial wall dedicated to service personnel in current conflicts and hangs alongside a stained-glass window saved from the closed Williamstown RSL Club. Private Timothy Aplin, 38, who died in a helicopter crash in Afghanistan in 2010 is also memorialised and soon to take his place on the wall will be Private Gregory Sher, killed by a rocket attack in Afghanistan in 2009.

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Hair-raising experience Educators at a Maidstone childcare centre and kindergarten have braved the shave to raise money for a cause close to their hearts. Explorers Early Learning Centre director Kate Sorrell said the centre was recently rocked by the devastating news that one of the children was losing their battle with brain cancer, which they had been fighting for more than a year. In the same week the centre learnt that one of their educators had been diagnosed with Hodgkin’s lymphoma, a form of cancer that develops in the lymphatic system. “Here at Explorers we are a close community, when one person hurts the whole team hurts,” Ms Sorrell said.

“But no one fights alone. This has become our mantra over the course of the last few weeks, as we have come together to organise a fundraiser to raise money for Cure Brain Cancer Foundation and Leukaemia Foundation.” A number of educators put their hands up to have their hair shaved off last Friday and some of the children even asked if they could join in. “The extended community has come to our aid as well offering vouchers and supplies so that we could make this event one to remember,” Ms Sorrell said. “We have raised $9000 and counting.” Benjamin Millar

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Make suggestions, discuss any concerns and learn more about local police at the next Coffee with a Cop event from 10-11am Tuesday, July 17 at The Coffee Club on Level 2 at Highpoint shopping centre.

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Council appeals against pokies By Benjamin Millar Maribyrnong council has moved to block an attempt by a Footscray hotel to add 17 new gaming machines. The Powell Hotel applied to the Victorian Commission for Gambling and Liquor Regulation (VCGLR) to increase the number of poker machines at the venue from 30 to 47. The application by the hotel, on the corner of Ballarat Road and Gordon Street, would also involve a $500,000 redevelopment of the venue including a lounge/bar area, alfresco area and outdoor children’s play area.

But Maribyrnong council has concerns it wants the VCGLR to consider when reviewing the application, including the potential impact of problem gambling. A submission prepared by the council warned of the hotel’s close proximity to Footscray Hospital, the new Kinnears Ropeworks development and public housing on Gordon Street. It comes as the council moves to join a dozen other councils in becoming a principal partner of the Alliance for Gambling Reform, which costs $15,000. The alliance advocates to state and federal

governments to reduce the harm from electronic gaming machines. There are currently 454 gaming machines across Maribyrnong, just 17 below the legal cap of 471 – reduced last September from from 511. Maribyrnong gamblers lost $54 million on poker machines in 2016-17, the equivalent of $770 for every adult. The Powell Hotel collected almost $4 million of those losses. A council officer outlining the submission noted that problem gambling can impair physical and mental health, create financial difficulties, relationship and family breakdown and encourages criminal activity.

“The Powell Hotel gaming room … has a separate external entrance which allows for easy access to patrons using the gaming room,” it stated. “Council is concerned that these access arrangements may encourage patrons to engage only in the offerings of this area of the venue, and to gamble for longer.” The council also said the renovations would make the venue more attractive for residents and people working in the area. “Such improvements are aimed at getting more people onto the gaming floor.” The hotel has been contacted for comment.

Pathway to big screen for SBS World News, reporting from across Africa and interviewing some of the continent’s most prominent leaders. She presented SBS documentary Date My Race and explored the perception of beauty and race in Australia in her latest film, Black As Me. Ms Chingaipe said proper representation of all Australians on screen was vital to an inclusive society. The film and screen day will feature masterclasses with leading industry professionals including writer Benjamin Law and director Robert Connolly. Online applications open soon via www. footscrayarts.com Ben Millar Journalist Santilla Chingaipe wants to see more diversity on our screens. (Dennis Manktelow)

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An architectural render of the new childcare centre. (Supplied)

promoting the service, but that is a far cry from what is required to make up for the delays.” Council director of community services Clem Gillings said work on the new building is expected to start this month, “a little later than expected”. “Council has deliberated over the design and worked with the Church Street Children Centre – Community Advisory Group, as the new facility aims to cater for increased kindergarten, childcare places and other community infrastructure within budget,” she said. “There has been a considered approach to the development with scoping works, designed drawings and the appointment of a contractor since the centre was first closed for renovation with about $300,000 spent on the project.” Ms Gillings said a 12-month period for a rebuild was not unusual. “Council understands some families have experienced inconvenience,” she said. “Council appreciates their patience as the new facility is built as it will provide more spaces for our growing community.”

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Frustrated parents are fuming at further lengthy delays to the redevelopment of a West Footscray childcare centre. Maribyrnong council is spending more than $5 million to rebuild the trouble-plagued Church Street Children’s Centre, more than double the $2 million budget for the original redevelopment. A six-month ‘temporary’ relocation of children to Maribyrnong Community Centre in 2016 has blown out to at least three years, with families now told the works are not due to be completed until August 2019. Renovations to the ageing centre were halted in mid-2016 when builders discovered “serious structural design issues”. The council decided to demolish the building and replace it with a two-storey, 98-place centre. But Amanda Wealands, chair of the centre’s parent group, said despite pushing for a shorter timeframe parents have been unable to shift the completion date. “It’s just beyond disappointing that it takes more than three years to do anything of that standard,” she said. Ms Wealands said the lengthy relocation has taken a financial toll and forced many families to move to closer centres. “Since we moved our enrolments have decreased substantially due to the uncertainty of our location and travel time to the temporary site,” she said. “Council has assisted where possible in

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Local inspiration for Book Altona’s Cara King has illustrated a book encouraging children to step outside their comfort zones, drawing inspiration from her local library. Scaredy Book: It’s not always easy to be brave, written by Canberra-based Devon Sillett, is based on a character named Book. “Book lives in a library, and I created a lot of the illustrations in and based on the Altona library,” King said.

“It’s about a book that resides in a library … it’s comfortable there and it’s too scared to go out of the library. “Then Emma comes along and she loves books and so she encourages Book to come with her out on new adventures. “It’s all about helping kids to learn to step outside that comfort zone and be brave and try new adventures.” Goya Dmytryshchak

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No tennis for Dennis? By Goya Dmytryshchak A group of residents last week protested against a proposal to construct two new tennis courts at Dennis Reserve in Williamstown. Hobsons Bay council last month endorsed an assessment which recommended two courts be built on the decommissioned women’s bowling green. However, the report noted that “council needs to resolve the future use of this site through the Dennis Reserve Master Plan process”. The assessment identified the $600,000 two new courts at Williamstown Central Tennis Club (Dennis Reserve) as a short-term priority. Bonnie Gelman is part of a campaign calling for more public open space in Dennis Reserve and not more tennis courts. “We are asking council to do its best for the majority of residents,” she said. “This is a small neighbourhood park. A number of multi-storey residential developments are planned nearby. “More open space for a variety of uses is needed. The development of two more fenced-off tennis courts is problematic. “None of us are anti-tennis. We are just asking that the master plan process for Dennis Reserve results in preference being given to facilities that are accessible, multi-use and beneficial to the broadest cross section of our community.” Williamstown Central Tennis Club president Michael Greaves said the disused bowling green presented an opportunity to create tennis courts and open space. “The tennis courts can be done in a way that opens up a fair bit of that existing bowling green as open space,” he said. “There are a lot of people in our community

Above: Protestors gather at Dennis Reserve. Below: The disused bowling green has been earmarked for two tennis courts. (Pictures: Joe Mastroianni)

that play tennis and we are having to travel outside our community to play. “We have an opportunity for a win-win. We have an opportunity to improve that park, open up more open space and add two additional tennis courts.” A council spokeswoman said no decision had been made. “No decision has been taken by council on the future use of the site at Dennis Reserve,” she said. “A report is expected to go back before the council for their consideration in July.”

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Council call for refugee shift The federal government must urgently improve and expand its refugee community sponsorship program, according to Maribyrnong council. Councillors last week voted unanimously to pass a motion to beef up the Community Support Program, which allows community groups, businesses, families and individuals to become refugee sponsors. The motion was put by mayor Cuc Lam, who arrived in Australia from Vietnam as a refugee. Cr Lam said the current system was too expensive, costing up to $50,000 a place, and there were too few spots available. Her successful motion calls on the federal government to provide adequate support and services, limit sponsor costs and create more places for people in need of protection to settle in Australia. Amnesty International Australia refugee campaigner Shankar Kasynathan said Maribyrnong had joined a growing number of councils around the country showing their support for community sponsorship. Mr Kasynathan said a similar program in Canada had helped settle more than 280,000 refugees in the past 40 years, in addition to the country’s humanitarian intake. Australia’s community sponsorship program, by contrast, is capped at 1000 places this year and each space takes away from the annual humanitarian intake of 13,500. Benjamin Millar

Electricity the surprising winner for eco heating

Did you know that gas isn’t as price competitive against electricity as it used to be? Kate Leslie, an energy and water analyst from not-for-profit Alternative Technology Association, reports that this is now a reality. “If you rely on gas for heating but you also have a reverse-cycle air-conditioner, think twice before flicking the switch on the gas appliance,” Ms Leslie says. “Using a reversecycle air-conditioner to heat your home could lower your bills.” Harvey Norman Electrical has Panasonic models of reverse-cycle air-conditioners that will not only save households energy but also support better health, via Panasonic’s nanoe-G air purification system. Simon Day, franchisee of Harvey Norman Electrical, says people are switching on in droves to Panasonic’s advances in the airconditioning and heating market. “As people are learning of the advantages electric heating has compared to gas, they’re coming in to find the right model for their home,” Mr Day says.

Good questions to ask prior to purchase: 1. Which air-conditioner best suits my home’s layout? Consider factors such as insulation, windows and number of rooms requiring heating or cooling.

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This is a benefit for asthma, allergy or hay fever sufferers because it eliminates micro-organisms – actually removing 99 per cent of airborne bacteria, viruses and mould. And the nanoe-G system even works when the air-con is off. “And right now, customers get a bonus $200 EFTPOS card via redemption when a Panasonic model is purchased. Other Panasonic models are also available.” What else makes Panasonic a good choice for households? When Melbourne’s heat hits hard, a Panasonic reverse-cycle air-conditioner delivers clean, comfortable cooling. The Mild Dry Cooling feature, designed to maintain the level of air moisture in a room, reduces unwanted effects such as dry eyes, skin, mouth and throat. “This is especially useful,” explains Mr Day, “when the air-conditioner is left on overnight during sleep time.” Panasonic’s iAUTO-X technology automatically adjusts fan speed to room temperature, while Econavi sensors adjust cooling power for reduced energy usage. For more information, go to harveynorman.com.au

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He said the proposed program would cover mental health, abuse and consent. “Even derogatory language, stigma and culture,” Mr Noura said. “For example, the trophy culture among young men versus the culture of shaming experienced by many women, particularly young women.” Another team member, Sunshine’s Nyajimma Koang, said the bill described different sorts of consent and delved into cultural aspects. She is of South Sudanese ethnicity and, like all the team members, of refugee/migrant background. “I think when they are teaching consent in schools, it’s so broad and so open-ended so girls don’t understand the extent of what consent is,” Ms Koang said. “Boys, too. Culturally, where I come from, relationships are not something that’s really discussed.”

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Prison term for Ring Road death By Goya Dmytryshchak An Altona Meadows woman has been jailed for a crash that killed a man on the Western Ring Road. Werribee father of three Alan Dunlop, 31, died after he was struck by a car in the emergency lane about 10.40am on May 7, 2016.

Tara Brennan 31, was on Monday sentenced by the County Court to six and a half years’ jail after pleading guilty to culpable driving causing death. She must serve three and half years before being eligible for parole. She also pleaded guilty to possessing a drug of dependence after a quantity of ice was found in her bag on the day of the crash.

On the day of his death, Mr Dunlop had been feeling unwell so his cousin, who was driving, pulled into the emergency lane near Fitzgerald Road in West Sunshine. Mr Dunlop stepped out of the Ford Laser on to the side of the road and soon after the rear of the stationary car was struck by a purple Commodore. Emergency services attended but

Mr Dunlop was pronounced dead at the scene. His cousin suffered minor injuries. Brennan, the sole occupant of the Commodore, sustained minor injuries and was taken to the Royal Melbourne Hospital under police guard. Mr Dunlop’s children were aged six, nine and 11 at the time of his death.

Generating affection Once a month, children from Altona Kindergarten visit their local aged-care facility, where they are fast forming friendships with residents. About 30 children catch the bus to Estia Health at Altona Meadows as part of their inter-generational learning. Their last visit had a farm animal theme, with children and residents bonding over animals in a petting zoo. Teacher Sue Johnson said the interaction benefited everyone involved. “It all started last year with us doing the inter-generational visits, learning about the importance of the connection between the young and old,” she said. “The animals were spectacular. I saw one lady there, she had about three chickens sitting on her. “They love the animals and enjoy having the children there – the combination of both allows the older folk to open up. You can just see the joy on their faces. “Wonderful relationships are developing between the children and the older folk, and between us with the professionals down at

Estia. There’s just so many benefits on both sides.” The children and residents also work with Lego and do colouring-in together, while residents from Estia have visited the kindergarten to get involved in gardening with the children. Goya Dmytryshchak

Catherine, 85, and Joseph, 5, at Estia Health enjoy the petting zoo. (Mark Wilson)

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What is your connection with Footscray? I came to the west with the offer of a friend’s spare room and arrived with a ute of my treasured belongings. I’ve been living in Footscray for over 12 years now, which is a long time for me. As a child, we moved around and, as an adult, I lived and travelled extensively around the world. Footscray is my perfect fit and where l feel most comfortable. What do you love most about the area? I love walking down Footscray CBD streets

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She speaks with Benjamin Millar. and seeing people from all parts of the world and socio-economic backgrounds, hearing the plethora of languages being spoken, smelling the good and the bad and the unpretentiousness. I would change the truck routes – they infuriate me. What are the things you think of as quintessentially Footscray? Our local and street traders are Footscray. I love that you can buy a pig’s trotter, a neon haircut sign, injera bread and sexy lingerie in the market, then cross the road and buy a chilli

plant from our elderly citizens and a few blocks down buy the best cannoli in Australia. You can do all of this without speaking a word of English! This is fabulous, quintessentially and all-embracing Footscray. Do you have a favourite local place or places to spend time? I like Footscray Library in the mornings with the lovely big windows, the friendly and uber-helpful librarians and, of course, the books. It also allows me to research while my kids can read and run around. Fingers crossed

West Projections Festival is a series of projections with an eclectic public program of events. This year is super exciting, with inaugural pop-up projections in Seddon and West Footscray. Highlights include guided walks with live performance, a children’s drive-in and disco, and a launch street party. What’s something people may be surprised to learn about you? I think lots of creative people have sporting pursuits that are not normally associated with the arts. Mine is competing in ocean swims over the summer period in Victoria. It keeps me fit and alert and is a good way to support the life-saving clubs. Featuring more than 25 artists, next month’s West Projections Festival will celebrate its fifth year of lighting up the streets of Footscray. Details: westprojections.com

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The Yarraville Club

Saturday, July 7 Bon But Not Forgotten – A Tribute To Bon Scott, will feature a knock-out line-up, including past members of AC/DC and other Aussie rock icons From 8pm, tickets from $40. 135 Stephen Street, Yarraville

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Sunday, July 8 Aaron Schembri, who has worked with John ‘Swanee’ Swan and Ross Hannaford, performs covers with his band The Shakers. From 4-7pm, free. 113 Civic Parade, Altona

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Sunday, July 8 Clayton Doley performs a set from his current Bayou Billabong project. From 2-5pm, $20 ($15 WOW members). 4 Market Street, Newport

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To enter, click on the WIN tab at www. starweekly.com.au and follow the prompts. Entries close at 11.59pm on Sunday, July 8 and will be drawn the next day at 380 City Road, Southbank, 3006. Entrants must be over 18 years old and reside in Victoria. See our Competition Terms & Conditions for more details. All winners will be contacted direct by the prize supplier and within seven days of the winners being drawn.

An exhibition of textiles and garments by Cairnlea Sewing and Embroidery Group is running until July 5 at Joel Gallery, 5 Sargood Street, Altona. (iStock)

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NAIDOC Week teas

As part of NAIDOC Week, Braybrook, Footscray and Maribyrnong libraries will host morning teas to celebrate the essential role women have played in communities. At 11am Tuesday, July 10. Altona’s Louis Joel centre will host a bushfoods-inspired morning tea and a talk on the indigenous plants of the western basalt plains on Friday, July 13 from 10.30am-12.30pm.

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Altona U3A meets

Altona’s University of the Third Age holds its annual general meeting on July 27 at 1pm at the Louis Joel centre, 5 Sargood Street, Altona. ■ 9398 1346 or altonau3a@yahoo.com.au

Book sale

Friends of Altona Library is holding its Big Book Sale on July 6 from 10am-6pm and July 7 from 10am-2pm at Altona library. All items half price.

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JUSTIN CHARLES, FORMER RICHMOND AND WESTERN BULLDOGS AFL PLAYER FB: How do you rate yourself as a cook? JC: I rate my cooking skills as “experienced intermediate”. I have been out of home since I was a teenager, so I had to pick up something along the way, otherwise I’d have been broke getting takeaways all the time! FB: What is your signature dish? JC: Spaghetti bol, but I am deft at following recipes (anal retentive when it comes to following instructions, haha), so I can make even a new dish edible! FB: If you could only have one more meal, what would it be? JC: My wife is Korean, so my last meal would be her chicken curry, beef and black bean, Korean boneless fried chicken, homemade fried rice and kimchi.

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? JC: Don’t really have a favourite TV show, but Gordon Ramsay is by far and away my favourite TV food personality … funniest sprays of all time.

I’m a regular meat eater and I’m the first to admit that a medium rare rib eye straight off the barbie is foodie nirvana for me. But I also eat vegetarian meals on a regular basis and feel equally satisfied when I do. Often I’ll switch to a meat-free alternative. When my hubby makes pizzas in the portable pizza oven he calls the Starship Enterprise, he’ll whip me up one with a vegetarian topping. When we eat hamburgers, I sometimes like to substitute the meat patty for a grilled portobello mushroom. I used to have a preconceived notion that meals without meat were somehow less satisfying. Then I discovered cauliflower! Like mushrooms, cauliflowers have a “meaty” texture. For me they are the most versatile veggie of the lot. If you’ve never tried a cauliflower steak before, I highly recommend giving it a go. This recipe comes courtesy of Nourish Every Day – Healthy Recipes and Nutrition.

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Preheat oven to 180C. Line a tray with baking paper. Slice the cauliflower into “steaks’ (about 1.5-centimetres thick) to create about three steaks. Mix other ingredients into a paste. Rub paste over the steaks and lay them on the tray. Roast for about 30 minutes, flipping at the 15-minute mark, or until softened and browning at the edges. Serve with chips, salad or a side of your choice.

FB: What is your favourite food? JC: Ummm … toss up between Korean and Mexican. FB: What is your favourite drink? JC: Beer. FB: Which five people would you most like to invite to dinner? JC: Dave Chappelle (comedian), Joe Rogan (UFC commentator), Joe Maddon (Chicago Cubs manager), Gal Gadot (actress who plays Wonder Woman) and Richard Branson. FB: Do you have a kitchen tip for us? JC: Do the as soon youhave finishany eating (it is demoralising to Asdishes always, if as you wake recipes, up to dirty tips dishesorat other breakfast).

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Calling all families looking for a dream period-rich house with a beautiful backyard on one of Newport’s most popular streets. The California-bungalow facade opens to the original timber panelling and internal doors for a striking first impression. The wood combustion heater in the sunny lounge room keeps things cosy. The second living zone, accessed by period-style french doors, could be converted to a fourth bedroom. Three large bedrooms all have built-in robes. The backyard is large with established European trees and a deep side deck ideal for entertaining. Rear of way access is another bonus, with access to a double garage with a workshop to the side. While there is room for further modernisation, it is gorgeous as-is. Adding to the appeal are ducted heating, hardwood floorboards and a great kitchen. Close to schools, parks and shopping.

In a popular pocket of Williamstown thanks to its proximity to Williamstown beach, this federation-style property has been updated inside and out. The generous floor plan has been highlighted by gloss hardwood floors and white plantation shutters to all windows. The fantastic undercover back deck is complemented by a feature wall and roman-style brickwork adds a touch of class. The ’90s-era kitchen is large, has stone benches and stainless-steel appliances. All three bedrooms have hardwood floors and built-in robes including the main bedroom which has an en suite and walk-in robe. A single garage, great storage, gas ducted heating, evaporative cooling plus split-systems in most rooms complete a fantastic property for the discerning buyer.

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This house ticks all the boxes for contemporary design and low-maintenance living. The floor plan includes three bedrooms with quality carpeting, two with built-in robes and the main bedroom with a great en suite and large walk-in robe. The open-plan living area has a large kitchen with a breakfast bench and seating for four as well as stainless-steel appliances including the 900mm oven. Sliding doors open out to a small undercover deck, overlooking a lawn. Adding to the appeal are ducted heating, stone benches throughout, high ceilings, a water tank and hardwood floors. Close to Altona Gate Shopping Centre, large parklands and mere metres from The Circle shopping strip.

Close to the golf course and set on a welcoming street full of other great houses, this pocket of Altona is sought-after thanks to its close proximity to the dog beach and parkland. The house is well-maintained and moving beyond the double-gabled pale brick facade with beautifully designed front garden beds, enter to a floor plan that includes three bedrooms with built-in robes, a generous carpeted lounge room with a fireplace, and made-to-measure sheer and block-out blinds. This leads on to the kitchen and meals area. The garden is impressive and clearly tended to by an enthusiastic green thumb. A lovely pergola area with a fernery overlooks the double garage and established lawn and further gardens beyond. A fantastic opportunity to build upon great foundations to create your forever home in sea-side Altona.

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The quiet and comforting ambience is abetted by both picturesque wetlands next door, of which clear views can be enjoyed from the kitchen and back deck, and the house’s beachy, rambling, Hollywood-bungalow feel. An impressive self-contained bungalow has independent entry, a full-sized kitchen, lounge and large bedroom area with an en suite. Whether used for testy teenagers, Airbnb income or as your very own guest house, what’s not to love? It is a classy part of a property that is fabulously flexible, exceptionally positioned and updated with flair. 19 MARIBYRNONG & HOBSONS BAY STAR WEEKLY \ JULY 4, 2018

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Metal-framed multi-paned windows from another era give the house an other-worldly charm. Polished hardwood timber floors and white plantation shutters emphasise the sublime mood that has been created here with great success. The kitchen has stainless-steel appliances and a wall of storage, in addition to cabinetry beneath the benches. The lounge and meals area opposite is the perfect size for entertaining and relaxing, with sliding doors opening to a deep side deck with a roll-out awning. Sit here and bird watch – it’s mesmerising.

The front L-shaped sitting room has plantation shutters to the bay window, hardwood floors and with french doors leading to the front deck with lake views. It is currently configured as a bedroom. The big main bathroom, off the hall, has dual access with a euro laundry and a classic fitout. Three bedrooms, also off the hall, have built-in robes. The main bedroom, at the rear of the house, is a true sanctuary with a glamouous dressing room with built-in robes. It has gorgeous multi-paned metal-framed french doors that open to

the low-maintenance backyard. The en suite completes a room that is suppremely welcoming. A second outside laundry, next to the bungalow, is a great inclusion, as are the ducted heating, airconditioning, alarm, rear shed and off-street parking for up to three cars. Set opposite Cherry Lake, this house will set new owners up for a happy lifestyle away from the hustle and bustle of nearby Altona’s centre, yet just a brief drive to a West Gate Freeway commute. Samantha Freestone

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Sun 8 July 12.30 - 1.00

4/42 Grieve Parade

ALTONA

$700k - $750,000 Sat 7 July 12.30 - 1.00

Julian Montebello 0406 883 980

55 Bracken Grove

ALTONA

$1m - $1.05m

Sat 7 July 11.45 - 12.15

Sun 8 July 10.45 - 11.15

15 Karingal Street

ALTONA

$750k - $800,000 Sat 7 July 10.00 - 10.30

Sun 8 July 10.00 - 10.30

Auctions - Saturday 21 July

For Auction or Sale Now Forthcoming Auctions 57 Power Street

WILLIAMSTOWN

$1.8m - $1.98m

Sat 7 July 3.00 - 3.30

Sun 8 July 2.15 - 2.45

16 Oakbank Street

NEWPORT

$1m - $1.1m

CHARACTER AND CHARM

Katie Smith 0425 737 673

$750k - $820,000

3 beds / 2 baths / 2 cars

Katie Smith 0425 737 673

11 Henry Drive

ALTONA MEADOWS

$640k - $690,000 Sat 7 July 9.30 - 10.00

Sun 8 July 9.30 - 10.00

32A Challis Street

NEWPORT

$800k - $880,000 Sat 7 July 11.15 - 11.45

Sun 8 July 10.30 - 11.00

28/124-136 Mason Street NEWPORT

4 Oxford Street

NEWPORT

$1.4m - $1.5m

Sat 7 July 10.45 - 11.15

Sun 8 July 11.45 - 12.15

Private Sales

49 Railway Place

WILLIAMSTOWN $1.5m - $1.6m

Sat 7 July 12.45 - 1.15

Sun 8 July 12.00 - 12.30

279 Douglas Parade

NEWPORT

$1m - $1.1m

Sat 7 July 1.30 - 2.00

Sun 8 July 12.45 - 1.15

33 Derwent Street

NEWPORT

$850k - $900,000 Sat 7 July 12.00 - 12.30

Sun 8 July 11.15 - 11.45

Auctions - Saturday 28 July 1/24 Clyde Street

NEWPORT

$800k - $880,000 Sat 7 July 10.30 - 11.00

Katie Smith 0425 737 673

278 Melbourne Road

NEWPORT

$1.4m - $1.5m

Sun 8 July 11.00 - 11.30

129/6 Paine Street

NEWPORT

$750k - $790,000 Sat 7 July 2.15 - 2.45

Sun 8 July 1.30 - 2.00

9 Ronald Avenue

ALTONA NORTH

$820k - $890,000 Sat 7 July 11.30 - 12.00

Sun 8 July 1.15 - 1.45

Altona Meadows

Sat 7 July 12.15 - 12.45

11 Henry Drive

16/99 Melbourne Road

WILLIAMSTOWN

$335,000

Sat 7 July 1.00 - 1.30

Katie Smith 0425 737 673

53 River Street

NEWPORT

Contact Agent

OVER 30 SQUARES OF LUXURY!

Lauren Wood 0411 648 509

8 Jeffrey Avenue

ALTONA NORTH

$1.1m - $1.2m

SIMPLY THE BEST

Lauren Wood 0411 648 509

1/69 Watt Street

SOUTH KINGSVILLE

$880k - $950,000

OFF-THE-PLAN... TURNKEY Katie Smith 0425 737 673

36 Alma Terrace

NEWPORT

$1,200,000

3 beds / 2 baths / 2 cars

Katie Smith 0425 737 673

89F & 131F 601 Little Collins Street

MELBOURNE

$15,000 Each

THE CBD STORAGE PLACE

Katie Smith 0425 737 673

NEW LISTING

PARK-FACING FAMILY HOME

• Located opposite parklands and Bruce Comben Reserve, sits this neat and tidy family home • Comprising three bedrooms, sparkling bathroom, front living room, family rumpus room at the rear, plus central dining and updated kitchen with gas appliances and ample storage • Outside there is the pergola, six-person spa and the carport which flows to the large steel triple garage, perfect for the budding mechanic or room for that boat or caravan • Extras include; heating and cooling, ceiling fans in all bedrooms, secure high front fence with gate, low-maintenance landscaping and a quiet location with close proximity to shops, schools and Freeway access to the city

AUCTION Saturday 21 July at 10.00 MELWAYS 208 C1 INSPECT Saturday 7 July 9.30 - 10.00 Sunday 8 July 9.30 - 10.00

ENQUIRY $640,000 - $690,000 CONTACT Katie Smith 0425 737 673 katies@williamsre.com.au

Newport

NEW LISTING

33 Derwent Street

IN THE HEART OF NEWPORT!

• Beautifully maintained, this modern and stylish brick home is streaming with natural light, and has an impressive designer feel throughout • Comprising three bedrooms including a master complete with ensuite, walk-in-robe and private balcony, two additional bedrooms with built-inrobes and a central bathroom • Offering a modern kitchen with stainless steel appliances, a large openplan living area with full length sliding doors linking seamlessly to the lowmaintenance courtyard, with direct access to Bryan Martyn Oval • Additional features include; ducted heating, evaporative cooling, ground floor powder room, Hardwood floors and a separate laundry • Lock-up garage plus driveway space for a second vehicle • All this and located only moments away from Newport Railway Station, local schools, shops and cafes • Enjoy the lifestyle!

AUCTION Saturday 21 July at 2.30 MELWAYS 55 J4 INSPECT Saturday 7 July 12.00 - 12.30 Sunday 8 July 11.15 - 11.45

ENQUIRY $850,000 - $900,000 CONTACT Gemma Armstrong 0423 005 968 gemmaa@williamsre.com.au

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Newport

NEW LISTING

1/24 Clyde Street

SLEEK, STYLISH AND READY TO ENJOY

• Instantly inviting, this street-facing town home offers modern, lowmaintenance living in a fantastic location • Enjoy strolls to local schools, parks, shops and the cafes on Newport’s main strip • Offering an open-plan living, dining and kitchen area complete with stainless steel appliances and stone benchtops • In addition to the two upstairs bedrooms, enjoy the versatility of a further bedroom downstairs, all complete with ensuites • Further features include; private courtyard, floorboards, split system heating and cooling, ducted vacuum, built-in-robes, plenty of storage, security system, watering system for front and back gardens, plus a lockup garage

3 AUCTION MELWAYS INSPECT ENQUIRY CONTACT

Saturday 28 July at 10.30 55 F4 Saturday 7 July 10.30 - 11.00 $800,000 - $880,000 Katie Smith 0425 737 673 katies@williamsre.com.au

Newport

NEW LISTING

278 Melbourne Road

STAND OUT FROM THE CROWD

• In an area full of period weatherboard homes, it’s refreshing to offer something unique to the market, a traditional Tudor home with classic 1930’s charm • Rare for the area, this is a superior example of architect-designed English style home, providing six principle rooms and a generous allotment of land • Boasting an abundance of charming features such as, leadlight windows, polished timber flooring, original wood panelling, picture rails and decorative ceilings, plus two roaring open fireplaces • The sun drenched kitchen is modern and spacious, with a walk-in pantry, timber benchtop and an island breakfast bench, overlooking a lovely rear garden, with established trees, entertainment decking and a cubby house • A wide driveway provides access all the way to the rear of the property and offers room for multiple vehicles, even a caravan, boat and trailer! • Sitting in the most convenient of locations, enjoy living a short stroll to Newport Railway Station, cafes, schools and The Strand waterfront

AUCTION Saturday 28 July at 11.30 MELWAYS 56 A5 INSPECT Saturday 7 July 12.15 - 12.45 Sunday 8 July 11.00 - 11.30

ENQUIRY $1.4m - $1.5m CONTACT Lauren Wood 0411 648 509 laurenw@williamsre.com.au

Altona North

9 Ronald Avenue

NEW LISTING

POTENTIAL PLUS

• Set on a generous allotment of approximately 560sqm, in a great and quiet location in Altona North • Behind the original facade lies a very liveable home with a great floor plan and a very well-maintained fit-out • A grand opportunity to build your dream home with loads of space to further improve with renovation or extension (STCA) • A home that shouts welcome to the people looking for the perfect family home with a side drive and large shed delivering genuine off-street parking and storage options • Close to most amenities including shops, schools, transport, BayFit Leisure Centre and W J Irwin Reserve with a playground directly across the road • Inspection is a must!

AUCTION Saturday 28 July at 12.30 MELWAYS 55 B4 INSPECT Saturday 7 July 11.30 - 12.00 Sunday 8 July 1.15 - 1.45

ENQUIRY $820,000 - $890,000 CONTACT Katie Smith 0425 737 673 katies@williamsre.com.au

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Williamstown

57 Power Street

SO MUCH SPACE FOR ACTIVITIES

• Designed by George Bourakis, this home delivers multi-level zoned living with space for each family member to enjoy. Enhanced by superb outdoor living including an enormous pergola to entertain the masses • Entry with imported Spanish tiles sets the tone of absolute quality finishes • Formal lounge with operational custom fireplace, moving into the grand formal dining room & then the everyday living & meals area with a sophisticated kitchen complete with granite benchtops & splashback, New Guinea Rosewood cabinetry & stainless steel appliances. Completing the ground level is a bedroom, bathroom, laundry & storage room • Second level living area, three bedrooms & two bathrooms, including a main suite that represents a refined parents’ retreat with ensuite & WIR • Extras include; hidden room upstairs perfect for a home office or guest bedroom, garage with more storage, additional parking in driveway plus a private rear yard with plenty of space to really enjoy family life • Ideally positioned close to Williamstown North Primary School, the railway station, shopping & cafes...everything you wish for from Williamstown!

FORTHCOMING AUCTION MELWAYS 56 A7 INSPECT Saturday 7 July 3.00 - 3.30 Sunday 8 July 2.15 - 2.45

ENQUIRY $1.8m - $1.98m CONTACT Katie Smith 0425 737 673 katies@williamsre.com.au

Altona

55 Bracken Grove

COMPELLING CHARM AND LOCATION

• Nestled away in one of Altona’s sought-after streets, this charming and impressively maintained brick veneer home provides an ideal balance of indoor and outdoor spaces in a cul-de-sac setting by the beach • Featuring a practical floor plan, three sizeable bedrooms with built-inrobes, traditional lounge, central bathroom, spacious laundry and a wellequipped kitchen with stainless steel appliances • Additionally, a north-facing rear yard with tempting land dimensions, currently accompanied by a well-established garden, sunny lawns and a side drive that leads to a convenient carport and secure garage/workshop • Totally comfortable today, providing immediate appeal as well as suggesting the potential to update or pursue re-development ideas, STCA, this hugely rewarding property enjoys easy access to Altona Beach, Kooringal Golf Club, Somers Parade Shops, Primary and Secondary Schools, Pier Street, Harrington Square, Westona Railway Station and more

AUCTION Saturday 14 July at 1.30 MELWAYS 54 C12 INSPECT Saturday 7 July 11.45 - 12.15 Sunday 8 July 10.45 - 11.15

ENQUIRY $1m - $1.05m CONTACT Julian Montebello 0406 883 980 julianm@williamsre.com.au

Newport

32A Challis Street

FRESH, FABULOUS AND FREESTANDING

• Instantly welcoming, this quality freestanding home offers modern, lowmaintenance living in a location that provides a wonderful lifestyle • Enjoy short strolls to local schools, parks, shops and the cafes on Challis Street or Newport’s main strip • The ground floor comprises a full-size bedroom, bathroom, separate laundry and an open-plan living design, allowing for plenty of natural light into the kitchen, meals and lounge...step out through to a lovely and sunny low-maintenance courtyard, perfect for entertaining • Moving upstairs you will find a separate living space suitable as a home office or retreat, plus two more bedrooms and a central bathroom to complete the package • Further features include; ducted heating, split system cooling, raised vegetable gardens in the private rear yard, remote lock-up garage and ample storage throughout

AUCTION Saturday 21 July at 11.30 MELWAYS 55 G5 INSPECT Saturday 7 July 11.15 - 11.45 Sunday 8 July 10.30 - 11.00

ENQUIRY $800,000 - $880,000 CONTACT Katie Smith 0425 737 673 katies@williamsre.com.au

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Newport

4 Oxford Street

A COUNTRY FEEL IN AN INNER CITY LOCATION!

• This charming Californian bungalow and lovingly maintained family home has been renovated and extended, offering three generous bedrooms plus a formal lounge/study/fourth bedroom to satisfy the whole family • Beautifully landscaped natural garden filled with fruit trees, natives and vines...this feels like a rural retreat perfect for relaxed weekends or entertaining with its multiple decked areas and built-in seating • The rear extension is designed with floor-to-ceiling windows which allows the morning sun and northern natural light to stream all day into the lovely, open-plan living, kitchen and dining areas...there is an added bonus of a pot belly wood fire, perfect to keep warm on these cold winter nights! • Situated on a rambling allotment of approximately 674sqm, it features gas heating, evaporative cooling, a central bathroom plus a powder room, Baltic Pine timber floorboards and quality appliances in the kitchen • Terrific car access from both the side drive and the rear laneway, providing room for multiple vehicles with a garage, workshop and studio/retreat • Located in the tree-lined end of Oxford Street, close to all amenities

AUCTION Saturday 21 July at 11.30 MELWAYS 55 H3 INSPECT Saturday 7 July 10.45 - 11.15 Sunday 8 July 11.45 - 12.15

ENQUIRY $1.4m - $1.5m CONTACT Lauren Wood 0411 648 509 laurenw@williamsre.com.au

Williamstown

49 Railway Place

WHEN LOCATION COUNTS

• Renovated and extended with flair, the ageless elegance of this singlefronted Victorian facade gives way to an exciting interior • As you enter you’re greeted by a grand hallway with soaring ceilings, Baltic Pine floorboards and all the period features you would expect • Comprising three generous bedrooms, including a master with walk-in-robe and ensuite • The open-plan kitchen and meals area is flooded with natural light from the north-facing yard • Side drive offering off-street parking for up to three vehicles • Manicured garden at the front and expansive rear of the property, adds further to the Victorian appeal • Additional features include; original fireplace, ducted heating, three split systems, stainless steel appliances, ample storage and a garden shed • A superb display of superior quality and all-round good taste... We love it and know you will too!

AUCTION Saturday 21 July at 12.30 MELWAYS 56 B10 INSPECT Saturday 7 July 12.45 - 1.15 Sunday 8 July 12.00 - 12.30

ENQUIRY $1.5m - $1.6m CONTACT Michael Harvey 0425 737 672 michaelh@williamsre.com.au

Newport

279 Douglas Parade

CHARM, CHARACTER AND A GREAT LOCATION

• Inviting family home set on a stunning corner block, offering plenty of opportunity and the idyllic Newport lifestyle • Accommodating kitchen and meals area adorns the heart of the home accompanied by the separate living area • Enjoy three generous bedrooms with built-in-robes, a sparkling bathroom and separate laundry • Offering a low-maintenance outdoor area and off-street parking for two cars via the secure electric roller gate • Featuring high ceilings, timber flooring, ducted heating and evaporative cooling • All this, in one of Newport’s most sought-after locations, only a short stroll to The Strand waterfront, Newport Railway Station, schools, plus local shops and cafes • Inspection will absolutely delight!

AUCTION Saturday 21 July at 1.30 MELWAYS 56 B5 INSPECT Saturday 7 July 1.30 - 2.00 Sunday 8 July 12.45 - 1.15

ENQUIRY $1m - $1.1m CONTACT Katie Smith 0425 737 673 katies@williamsre.com.au

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49 Ferguson Street, Williamstown VIC 3016 P 03 9397 5555

WILLIAMSTOWN 5/59 Aitken Street

AUCTION

BRILLIANT COSMOPOLITAN COSMOPOLIT LIVING IN WILLIAMSTOWNS BEST LIFESTYLE LOCATION CA CATION Comprising; Upstairs 3 large bedrooms, ensuite to master, all including built in robes, balcony to two bedrooms, bathroom and toilet. Downstairs has extremely spacious living a separate kitchen & meals area, laundry plus a single lock up garage, a powder room and cloak room and a private courtyard. This is a perfect example of a low maintenance living in a brilliant location. Easy to live in and easy to let.

WILLIAMSTOWN

45/87-115 Nelson Place

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4A McIntosh Road

AUCTION

PRICE $1,000,000 to $1,050,000 AUCTION Saturday 14th July 2018 1:30PM VIEW Wednesday 6:15 - 6:45PM Saturday 12:30 - 1:00PM As advertised or by appointment AGENT Anthony Gunn M 0409 377 449

AUCTION

Situated on the ever popular Nelson Place with its thriving cafe & restaurant culture, you will be the envy of your friends living here. Comprising of 2 generous bedrooms with robes, open plan kitchen/living & dining, separate laundry, 2 toilets and bathroom with Spa bath, lock up garage with further OSP and 2 outdoor courtyards, great for entertaining. Whether you are looking for a low maintenance lifestyle with everything at your doorstep or a superb investment, your search stops here! As a bonus there is new carpet and paint.

ALTONA NORTH

This modern home comprises of 3 large Bdrms, Master Bdrm w WIR & Ensuite, 2 Bdrms w BIRS & 2nd centralised bathroom, study, large remote single garage, huge open plan lounge, dining & kitchen area. Modern kitchen w stone bench tops, 900mm S/S cooking appls, D/W & walk in pantry. Polished floorboards, high ceilings, stone benchtops thruout, skylights, ample storage, split syst cooling, gas ducted heating, videocom intercom, alarm, LED d/lights thruout & OSP for 2 vehicles. Property has its own title, no shared driveway & no body corp fees.

WILLIAMSTOWN 15 Anzac Crescent

PRICE $POA AUCTION Saturday 14th July 2018 12:00PM VIEW Saturday 1:30 - 2:00PM As advertised or by appointment AGENT Anthony Gunn M 0409 377 449 Josif Hatzinikolis M 0421 699 222

AUCTION

PRICE $700,000 to $750,000 AUCTION Saturday 21st July 2018 1:30PM VIEW Wednesday 5:30 - 6:00PM Saturday 11:45AM - 12:15PM As advertised or by appointment AGENT Anthony Gunn M 0409 377 449

This home features entertainer’s kitchen w plenty of bench space & storage, stainless steel splashback & apls. 3 bdrms up/strs, master w ensuite & WIR, second & third bdrms w BIR & a centralised bthrm. D/strs has a front lounge which flows through to the kitchen/dining & family living area w dbl french doors to a private outdoor entertaining oasis. Other features incl. powder room, high ceilings, gas ducted heating, evaporative cooling + split sys in most rooms, timber hardwood floors d/strs & bamboo flooring up/strs. This property also features a remote LUG w internal access.

PRICE $1,400,000 - $1,450,000 AUCTION Saturday 28 July 2018 1:30PM VIEW Thursday 6:00 - 6:30PM Saturday 11:00 - 11:30AM As advertised or by appointment AGENT David Johnston M 0435 879 165

HONESTY • INTEGRITY • RESULTS •

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802/250 Barkly Street Footscray 4

SUB PENTHOUSE, EXCEPTIONAL SPACES, STUNNING VIEWS

3A 1B 4C

This stunning, two-storey, completely updated sub penthouse apartment is exceptionally spacious, with house-sized proportions and amazing views across Melbourne.

inspect Thurs 5 July 5:45 - 6:15pm Sat 7 July 12:15 - 12:45pm Agent Brent Bennett 0433 384 866 Rob Westwood 0439 487 818

_spacious open-plan living zones _sizeable modern kitchen with ample Caesarstone countertops _large balcony with stunning views _home office/family room with inbuilt desk AGENT AUCTION

12391548-RA27-18 10068022-01

Auction

John Luong 0401 718 277 Saturday 14th July 1pm

49 Ferguson Street, Williamstown VIC 3016 P 03 9397 5555

NEWPORT

17 Wilkins Street

AUCTION

This charming brick home is located in a magnificent residential pocket of Newport. Ideally suited to investors, singles, couples & empty nesters seeking a low maintenance home in a fantastic location. Close to The Strand, Sailing clubs, Shops & Nelson Place trendy cafes and restaurants. Comprising: 3 bedrooms (or 2 & a Study), large open plan kitchen/living/dining area overlooking an out door court yard, In addition there is a bathroom, laundry, separate toilet, lock up garage with additional off street parking. The home has ducted heating thruout and a split system air conditioner. r r.

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WILLIAMSTOWN

28 West Court

PRIVATE SALE

PRICE $POA AUCTION Saturday 4th August 2018 11:30AM VIEW Saturday 11:00 - 11:30AM As advertised or by appointment AGENT Anthony Gunn M 0409 377 449

This vacant allotment of land is walking distance to the Range S/C, the Jaw Bone conservation parkland w spectacular bay views, Williamstown train station & only a minutes’ drive to the main shopping strip, beaches, hospital & all main arterial roads. Take advantage of the plans, engineering & soil tests already approved, or secure this blank canvass to create your own Building design, taste, & budget. The approved plans incl. a swimming pool, decking, 4 bedrooms, study, basement, 3 bathrooms, powder room, LUG, alfresco & 2 large living areas.

PRICE $POA VIEW As advertised or by appointment AGENT Anthony Gunn M 0409 377 449

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GREG HOCKING ELLY PARTNERS

10 Markey Court, Altona Meadows Escape to a place of relaxation and tranquillity in this 3 bedroom 2 bathroom single level family home. On approx. 648sqm of lush gardens with fabulous alfresco entertaining, this idyllic haven enjoys 3 north facing entertaining zones, a private main bedroom suite, huge American Oak entertainer’s kitchen, a sensational north facing alfresco area and a separate brick studio – ideal for those with a home business, teenager or hobby. With loads of extras, you’ll enjoy ducted heating, evaporative cooling, ducted vacuum, an alarm, intercom, a large shed and double auto garage. In a whisper quiet court, with lovely walking/bike trails along creeks nearby, metres to Altona Green Primary School, buses and shops, a short drive to Altona Beach.

BER Auction Inspect Contact

3 2 4 $720,000 - $790,000 Sat 28th Jul at 11.30am Sat 1-1.30pm Vince Caramia 0405 122 925 Dean Caramia 0431 601 399

BER Auction Inspect Contact

4 1 2 $1,475,000 - $1,550,000 Sat 7th Jul at 12.30pm Sat 12-12.30pm Leigh Melbourne 0414 239 986 Nathan Gleeson 0409 556 584

10markeycourtaltonameadows.com.au

74 Farm Street, Newport The style is classical, the setting is exceptional, the size is the prize – and everything comes together to form the fabulous opportunity provided by this landmark double fronted Victorian. Traditional elegance and a verandah entrance precede four inviting bedrooms – two with fire-places, three with built-in robes, all with heating/cooling - that flank a beautiful arched hall. Beyond, the significant natural asset of a northerly rear aspect ensures bright light fills generous modern spaces including a welcoming kitchen/ dining domain and a substantial living room accompanied by the ideal dimensions of an under-cover deck. Outlooks across the rear garden’s breadth and depth emphasize the appeal of an allotment offering leafy privacy, the choice to explore further potential and the option of rear lane access, subject to council approval. Immediate proximity to Newport’s cafes, shops and city bound trains adds to the attraction of a home further enhanced by ample parking and the certainty of a wonderful family future.

74farmstreetnewport.com.au

Williamstown 8387 0000

Yarraville 8387 0011

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Altona 9398 8888

greghocking.com.au

GREG HOCKING ELLY PARTNERS

76 Millers Road, Seaholme Fabulously flexible, exceptionally positioned and an entertainer’s delight that’s spectacularly positioned opposite Cherry Lake and nestled on the fringe of a cycling mecca along beachside reserves. Original metal framed character windows/doors, stunning polished timber floors, plantation shutters and a designer kitchen. Vast entertaining spaces with L-shaped front lounge with French doors to the front deck entry, exceptional open plan kitchen, dining and living room with alfresco-lounge deck and rear garden featuring retractable awnings. Accommodates 3x bedrooms plus bonus self-contained bungalow with potential rental return. Each bedroom is fitted with BIR’s, the rear master with French doors, ensuite and retreat/study/nursery. Coveted Seaholme address with modern bathroom, Euro Laundry, 2nd rear laundry/store, ducted heating, split aircon, alarm, shed and off-street parking. Near schools, buses, train, cycling/walking trails, freeways, and the CBD.

BER Auction Inspect Contact

4 3 2 $900,000 - $990,000 Sat 7th Jul at 10.30am Sat 10-10.30am Nirvana Kane 0449 529 256 Terry Fitzpatrick 0422 971 667

BER Auction Inspect Contact

3 1 2 $1,000,000 - $1,100,000 Sat 14th Jul at 12.30pm Sat 11-11.30am Nathan Gleeson 0409 556 584 Wayne Elly 0410 305 305

76millersroadseaholme.com.au

83 Kernot Street, South Kingsville An invitation to explore development ideas, subject to council approval, is clearly communicated by this exceptional allotment and its current day home – a post war classic that provides significant renovation scope if so preferred. Some 668m2 (featuring frontage of 18.2m approx.) surrounds the residence’s three bedroom spaces, including a generous lounge, central living and dining areas, separate kitchen and previously updated bathroom. A free-standing bungalow, carport, garage, storage shed and low-maintenance outdoor dimensions illustrate the options and the opportunities presented by a property that’s further enhanced by its highly desirable proximity to Vernon Street shops, Newport Lakes Park, Spotswood train station and easy freeway access.

83kernotstreetsouthkingsville.com.au

Williamstown 8387 0000

Yarraville 8387 0011

Altona 9398 8888

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GREG HOCKING ELLY PARTNERS

16 Allan Street, Altona North Positioned on a corner allotment this stylish brick home boasts generous accommodation ideal for the growing family or astute investor as separate rental accommodation potential. Comprising three bedrooms, two separate living areas, large open plan timber kitchen with gas cooking and dishwasher and great outdoor areas, ideal for entertaining. Features include ducted heating/cooling, bay windows and two laundries.

BER Auction Inspect Contact

3 1 $780,000 - $850,000 Sat 21st Jul at 11.30am Sat 12-12.30pm Glen Baird 0425 762 344 Mark de Brabander 0406 536 447

Light-filled Californian Bungalow tastefully modernised with original features and instantly welcoming spaces. Irresistible master with BIR and ensuite, 2 double bedrooms with BIR and a unique loft. Extended, well-appointed north facing rear, large deck, BBQ and a secure carport complete this stunning home. Ducted heating and cooling, an easy walk to Newport station, schools and amenities. The whole package on one of Newportâ€™s premier streets.

BER Auction Inspect Contact

3 2 2 $1,370,000 - $1,450,000 Sat 14th Jul at 1.30pm Sat 1-1.30pm Mark de Brabander 0406 536 447 Leigh Melbourne 0414 239 986

32collingwoodroadnewport.com.au

16allanstreetaltonanorth.com.au

12 Kernot Street, Spotswood The evocative profile, period elegance and modern elements of this inviting three bedroom Victorian reflect the enduring success of previous renovation. Appreciate the instant appeal of a home that offers options to consider a contemporary treatment, STCA, and take even greater advantage of an extensive northern aspect when the moment feels right. A carport in the wide side drive completes the scene, conveniently close to Vernon Street shops.

BER Auction Inspect Contact

3 1 2 $780,000 - $830,000 Sat 21st Jul at 12.30pm Sat 10.30-11am Leigh Melbourne 0414 239 986 Wayne Elly 0410 305 305

1/129 Hyde Street, Yarraville This light filled first floor apartment offers an opportunity not to be missed. Comprising: Intercom security entrance, generous bedroom with walk in robe and ensuite bathroom. The spacious open plan living includes lounge room and kitchen/meals area, plus car space on title. Convenient location, handy to parkland, transport & shops, this property will suit the first home buyer and investor alike.

BER Auction Inspect Contact

1 1 $300,000 - $325,000 Sat 21st Jul at 11.30am Sat 1-1.30pm Terry Fitzpatrick 0422 971 667 Anna Grech 0438 446 051

1/129hydestreetfootscray.com.au

12kernotstreetspotswood.com.au

Williamstown 8387 0000

32 Collingwood Road, Newport

Yarraville 8387 0011

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Altona 9398 8888

greghocking.com.au

I N C. T R I M B O L I R E A L E STAT E

With a large number of recent sales we are now in desperate need of more homes to sell and have a number of eager cashed up buyers waiting to buy.

Thinking of

Selling?

Thinking of selling? OR would like a FREE market appraisal, contact us on 9689 6011

YOUR JOURNEY HOME BEGINS HERE FOOTSCRAY

MARIBYRNONG

6/22 PICKETT STREET

3 CASUARINA CLOSE

AS CENTRAL AS IT GETS

CLASSY IN TOP LOCATION

• Updated and modern feeling villa

• Perfect Waterford Green Estate

• Adjacent to Coles and KMart

• Spacious and brilliant throughout

• Real comfy and affordable first home

• Walk to river and Highpoint

• Great investment in prime central locale

• Multiple living zones

• Don’t waste too much time thinking

• Modern conveniences throughout

Auction: Price: Inspect: Contact:

Saturday 28th July at 12.30pm Contact Agent Saturday 12.00 to 12.30pm Philip Mazzella 0418 360 789 Footscray 9689 6011

KEILOR EAST 1-13/44 SURREY DRIVE

ONLY 5 LEFT

Saturday 4th August 12.30pm Contact Agent Saturday 1.30 to 2.00pm Francis Mendonez 0433 545 344 John Verduci 0411 660 844 Footscray 9689 6011

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INSPECT C CT Saturday 11.30 - 12.00pm C NTA CO T CT TA C David Falcone 0413 116 717 MAP REF 40 J1

44 RIVERBEND WAY A , AY SUNSHINE NORTH

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CONVENIENT LOW MA M INTENANCE UNIT! • Three spacious bedrooms with BIR’s • Lounge room with bay windows • Brilliant kitchen with meals area • Central bathroom & toilet • Large garage with remote control door • Spacious pergola • Close to schools, shops & transport Features: wall-to-wall carpets, light fittings, ducted heating, ducted cooling, dishwasher & gas cooking stove

AUCTION

SAT A URDAY AT A 21ST JULY AY L AT LY A 12 NOON INSPECT C CT Saturday 10.45 -11.15am C NTA CO T CT TA C Fred (Fatih) Fanoscu 0419 384 097 MAP REF 27 B12

• Amazing opportunity to purchase this rarely found vacant land • Only approx 14km to the CBD • Maribyrnong River view • Land size approx 900m2 • Close to schools, shops & transport

• Three bedrooms • Lounge room & study room • Kitchen with meals area • Bathroom, laundry & toilet • Carport & storage

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INSPECT C CT By Appointment C NTA CO T CT TA C Fred (Fatih) Fanoscu 0419 384 097 MAP REF 27 B6

7 LACHLAN ROAD, SUNSHINE WEST

52 LINKS STREET, SUNSHINE WEST

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FOR THE LARG R ER RG FAMILY L ! LY

• 3 spacious bedrooms • Comfortable lounge room with reverse cycle split system air conditioner • Appealing 2 pak kitchen adjoining meals area • Bright updated bathroom, 2 toilets • Carport & garage converted into a bungalow/sleepout • Brilliant location, walking distance to Glengala Village shops, schools & public transport

• Spacious bedrooms both with MIR’s (Huge double sized bedroom upstairs) • Comfortable lounge room with reverse cycle split system air conditioner • Neat kitchen adjoining meals area • Separate dining room • Bright updated bathroom • Double in-length garage with separate workshop • Fully self contained bungalow/ sleepout with kitchen, bathroom & laundry facilities • Large 674m2 allotment • Brilliant location, walking distance to parks, shops, schools & public transport

Features: high ceilings, polished floorboards, ceiling fans & ducted heating

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INSPECT C CT Saturday 10.45 - 11.15am C David Falcone 0413 116 717 C NTA CO T CT TA MAP REF 40 C2

27 DRINKWAT A ER CRESCENT, AT SUNSHINE WEST

25 MYA Y MYN STREET, YA BRAY A BROOK AY

Four Bedro r om Brick ro Veneer Home!

R nova Re vat va ated Home With Development Potential!

• Four bedrooms • Lounge room • Kitchen with meals area • Sunroom/family room & bright bathroom • Carport & storage

• Four bedrooms • Lounge room • Kitchen with meals area • Huge allotment for future development (STCA) • Land size 650m2 approx

FOR SALE

INSPECT C CT Saturday 10.45 - 11.15am C NTA CO T CT TA C Sang Do 0419 935 955 MAP REF 40 D4

INSPECT C CT Saturday 11.30 - 12.00pm C NTA CO T CT TA C Fred (Fatih) Fanoscu 0419 384 097 MAP REF 41 B1

INSPECT C CT Saturday 11.30 - 12.00pm C NTA CO T CT TA C Sang Do 0419 935 955 MAP REF 26 J7

INSPECT C CT Saturday 1.00 - 1.30pm C NTA CO T CT TA C Fred (Fatih) Fanoscu 0419 384 097 MAP REF 40 B1

81 HARGREAV A ES CRESCENT, BRAY AV A BROOK AY AN EXCITING OPPORT R UNITY! RT

SOLD

• 2 comfortable bedrooms • Spacious lounge room with air conditioner & gas heater • Neat kitchen adjoining meals area • Central bathroom • Land size approx 554m2 • Development potential (STCA) • Brilliant location, close to parks, Churchill Avenue shops, schools & public transport Features: polished floors, roller blinds, aluminium windows, sunblinds, brick paving, bungalow & garden shed

FOR SALE INSPECT C CT By Appointment C NTA CO T CT TA C David Falcone 0413 116 717 MAP REF 27 C12

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At the Ordinary Council Meeting held on Tuesday 26 June 2018, Maribyrnong City Council adopted the 2018/2019 Budget and Strategic Resource Plan in accordance with Section 130 of the Local Government Act 1989. Payment Options In accordance with Section 167 of the Local Government Act 1989 rates and charges declared by Council for 2018/2019 Financial Year can be paid by four (4) instalments due and payable on: Instalment 1 30 September 2018 Instalment 2 30 November 2018 Instalment 3 28 February 2019 Instalment 4 31 May 2019

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SPORT Top sides clash in a taster for finals run Centre on Saturday. Olivia Colasurdo and Shaunda Ikegwuonu hit the back of the net for the Bulldogs. In men’s premier league, Footscray maintained its pursuit of a finals’ berth with a memorable 2-0 win over premiership contenders Doncaster. The Bulldogs inflicted just the second defeat of the season on second-placed Doncaster. Liam Braithwaite and Robert Wilson scored for Footscray in the upset victory. Altona is riding high in third place after a nail-biting 2-1 win over MCC. Goals from Andrew Scanlon and Matthew Barnett did the trick for Altona. Lance Jenkinson

Gwendolen Lynch sprints away for Footscray. (Marco De Luca)

Seagulls do it for Ben By Lance Jenkinson This was no ordinary day in the 154-year history of the Williamstown Football Club. Grand finals and finals aside, the Seagulls have not been as driven to win a game of football as they were on Sunday – wanting to give inspirational leader Ben Jolley a chance to sing the club song on the day he broke the club’s games record. Thankfully, Williamstown dug deep in the second half to overcome an incredible challenge from Collingwood to win by 30 points in their Victorian Football League match at the Williamstown Football Ground. Seagulls coach Andrew Collins said that while they could have lived with a “best effort” defeat, it was the win they were after. “Everyone really wanted to win for Ben and I’m glad that we did win,” he said. “It would’ve been really sad if we lost that game.” Jolley is no ordinary footballer for Williamstown. The 32-year-old is the heart and soul of the Seagulls. The onballer, originally from Strathmore and the Calder Cannons, arrived at Williamstown after a short four-game AFL career with Essendon. On Sunday he broke Troy West’s long standing games record for the club when he ran out for his 209th game. Jolley’s courage at the coal face is legendary and his determination to win and put others on his back has been a staple of his game for most of his career. Talk to anyone who knows Jolley and they will tell you he is more than just a footballer – he’s a leader, role model and champion person to go with his football ability. “He’s highly regarded,” Collins said. “We’re really lucky to have such a great role model within our football club.” The word that is most often associated with Jolley is loyalty. It was the basis for Seagull stalwart Ed Carr’s speech in a pre-game address. “Ed gave that message that a special footballer and a special person chooses to play VFL over the money [on offer at local football],” Collins said. “The easy option is always to take the money, but Ben’s a four-time best and fairest winner, a seven-time team of the year member and a premiership captain with us.” Jolley capped his big day with a goal in a best-on-ground performance. Even before he pulled on the boots for a record-breaking game, it was already an unforgettable week for Jolley and his wife, Jane, who became parents for the first time to twin girls during the week. Williamstown’s victory was underpinned by a seven-goal-to-two third-quarter blitz. Sam Dunell was massive in that part of the 40 MARIBYRNONG & HOBSONS BAY STAR WEEKLY \ JULY 4, 2018

IN THE DOGHOUSE ■ Ben Jolley, a warrior for the Williamstown Football Club for many years, last weekend broke Troy West’s games record for the club. Jolley led his side to a 30-point win over Collingwood in front of the Seagull faithful. Jolley has done it all in the blue and gold, winning the Gerry Callahan Medal for club best and fairest four times and the Ron James Memorial Trophy nine times and leading the club to premiership glory in 2015. He is an inspirational leader, like many before him at Point Gellibrand, and his name deservingly ranks with the likes of Troy West, Terry Wheeler, Saade Ghazi, Ian Rickman and Barry Round, to name but a few. No doubt he will join them in the Williamstown Hall of Fame in the future. ■ Scott Mizzi this weekend will play his 450th WRFL game – an amazing feat. Starting at Altona as a seven year old in the under-9s, Scott has enjoyed a lot of football at several clubs – Sunshine Heights, Deer Park and, currently, with Laverton Magpies. His mother Janine was on the WRFL board for a number of years and the family is entrenched in footy in the west. It is a great milestone, one I hope he can savour. ■ Former Bulldogs and Werribee star Simon Atkins’ success as a coach continues with his charges at St Bernard’s taking out the Associated Catholic Colleges championship against Whitefriars last week by a point. “Axe” loves his involvement with the school, so this back-to-back triumph rates pretty highly. The school has had a very impressive AFL graduation list over the years, including Justin and Simon Madden, Matthew Lloyd, Mitch Wallis, Tom Liberatore, Jude Bolton, Joe Daniher, Dane Swan and emerging Swans star Ben Ronke. Xavier O’Halloran, current Western Jets captain, is set to join that list next year. ■ Sadly I note the passing of former Bulldogs player and Williamstown premiership player Mark Cross. The Bulldogs past players paid tribute to Mark last weekend with a presentation to his widow, Jill, and sons Joel, Shaun and Kane. Mark had a Midas touch with premierships, starting with the 1976 flag with the Seagulls, then being involved as either player or coach with four Red Cliffs victories in the Sunraysia league and then a three-peat with Mildura Imps. He also got Melbourne to two grand finals in the early ’90s as reserves coach.

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game for the Seagulls, taking four contested marks for the term to give his team the ascendancy. Michael Gibbons was outstanding in the midfield, Nick Rodda was a presence in attack and Jack Charleston and Jack Dorgan offered great run off the half-back line. While the margin on the scoreboard looked comfortable for the Seagulls, it was far from it.

“There was only inches in the game,” Collins said. “The scoreboard looks a bit flattering. We only really had 10 to 15 minutes in the third quarter that we were on top of Collingwood – otherwise the game was evenly poised for most of it.” Williamstown, fifth on the ladder, will head to Port Melbourne on Saturday seeking a fourth consecutive win.

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North Footscray’s twin wins herald a return to form It has been a two steps forward, one step back kind of season for defending premier North Footscray in Western Region Football League division 2. The Devils are seemingly back on track thanks to two convincing wins – but they will proceed with caution. Devils player-coach Jonathan Miller reckons Saturday’s 73-point win over Parkside at Hansen Reserve was close to the best footy his side has played all season. After trailing by 16 points at quarter-time, the Devils kicked 16 of the last 18 goals of the game. “It was a disappointing start, but on the other hand we had an 89-point turnaround in the final three quarters,” Miller said. “It shows how damaging we can be. “I know our best is good enough. Three quarters is still pleasing and I’d say it was our most consistent performance of the year, bar that first quarter.” North Footscray got the wake up call it needed in a heavy defeat to premiership front runner Yarraville-Seddon three weeks ago.

“We had a few words after that game and a few home truths from some blokes,” Miller said. “We basically committed to get the rock star footy out of our game. “We’re absolutely rapt with the response over the last two games.” Reece Duffield was the cornerstone of North Footscray’s runaway win over Parkside. The ruckman walked away with best-on-ground honours after giving the Devils first use of the ball and impacting on aerial contests around the ground. “His tap work is second to none and his fitness base for a big bloke is phenomenal,” Miller said. “He gets behind the footy and sits right where you want a ruckman to sit.” Kieran Murphy was back to his crafty best. The wingman was a prolific ball winner and a threat when resting forward, kicking five goals. “He went back to his old bag of tricks and kicked three of his goals from the pocket on his left foot,” Miller said. In a North Footscray side looking for consistency, Caiden Vorano has delivered since locking down a senior berth.

Vorano continues to set the tone for the Devils with his unwavering attack on the football and willingness to work hard defensively. “His pressure and ferocity has probably been number one for us lately,” Miller said. North Footscray remains third on the ladder, two games behind Yarraville-Seddon and Point Cook. It will square off with arch rival West Footscray at Shorten Reserve on Saturday. Elsewhere in division 2, Corey Salvador bagged six goals as Yarraville-Seddon cruised to a 106-point win over West Footscray. The Eagles will face Point Cook at Saltwater Reserve this Saturday. Newport Power had a heartbreaking two-point loss to Manor Lakes. In division 1, Spotswood managed to hold Wyndhamvale goal-less in a 114-point win, while Altona suffered its third loss in four games, going down to Deer Park by 23 points. In division 3, fourth placed Braybrook created a three-game buffer between the top four and the rest by beating a gallant Laverton. Lance Jenkinson

Gators survive a scare By Lance Jenkinson Altona Gators were staring down the barrel of an embarrassing loss to the 0-16 North East Bushrangers before a final quarter blitz secured a come-from-behind 71-65 win in the Big V basketball men’s division 2 at the Altona Sports Centre on Sunday. Trailing by six points at three quarter-time, the Gators went on a 22-10 fourth-quarter run to claim a win that keeps their season alive. Gators coach Des Radoslovic had faith his team would eventually run down the gallant Bushrangers. “We were quietly confident all along,” he said. “The lead never got beyond 10, so it was always fairly close. “I did trust our guys in the fourth quarter that they’d be able to execute and defend very well.” It was a vastly different looking Altona team with young point guard Nathanael Coory out for the remainder of the regular season. Despite his inexperience, teenager Coory was the pulse of the Gators, setting up most of the team’s plays from the point. Coory informed the Gators he would be travelling to the US to play games that will effectively be tryouts for division 1 colleges. Coory’s absence is a big blow for the Gators, but Radoslovic is proud of what Coory had achieved with the team this season and is excited for the youngster to be given the opportunity to show his skills in front of college scouts. “He’s got to think about what’s best for his future,” Radoslovic said. “If we scrape into the finals, he’d be back for that, but he’s out for the last four rounds. “He’s got some division 1 colleges over there that are interested in him. “He’s going to play in an AAU [Amateur Athletic Union] circuit around Atlanta. “All the teams that are looking at him, their coaching staffs are going to be there, so that’s exciting for him.” With Coory gone and back-up point guard Rasmus Wurr still overseas, Altona’s style of play changed dramatically. The Gators had James Al-mourani and Jordan Lino running the point, but with more of an emphasis to move the ball inside the paint and let the bigs go to work. “We had to change our tack a little bit and change our plans,” Radoslovic said. “We really pounded the ball on the inside, slowed it down and really had to defend well. “We got the job done.” The major beneficiary for Altona was Tommy Scott who was a menace, finishing with 25 points, six rebounds and three threes. “We used Tommy in a slightly different role

Brandon Walsh takes a strong mark for North Footscray. (Marco De Luca)

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Newport showed why it holds top spot in the Lacrosse Victoria women’s premier division. The Porters pummelled Eltham 17-2 at P.J. Lynch Reserve on Saturday. Elise Hussey (four goals) and Rachel Kirchheimer (four goals, two assists) were superb for the Porters. In men’s state league, Williamstown was too good for Altona, winning 18-5 at Fearon Reserve. Kade Robinson was in a lethal mood, scoring five goals. Footscray sunk to a 12-11 loss to Camberwell.

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Williamstown CYMS remains the dominant side in the Victorian Amateur Football Association Premier C. The CYs maintained their game and percentage break over the rest of the competition with a 49-point win over Peninsula at The Peninsula School on Saturday. Ben Connolly was named best-afield for CYs, while Ben Gray kicked three goals, taking his season tally to 29, which is top five in the competition. In women’s division 2, Williamstown CYMS had a thrilling four-point win over Old Ivanhoe. Kacie Cook kicked three vital goals.

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City West Falcons have some ground to make up on the top four in the Victorian Netball League championship division. The Falcons lost a game against fourth-placed Geelong Cougars 60-48 at the State Netball and Hockey Centre last Wednesday night. It was a closely contested game for the opening three quarters, but the Cougars put the foot down with a 20-11 last quarter. The Falcons will be keen to bounce back with a victory against the Boroondara Express tonight.

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Exciting young Altona Gators point guard Nathanael Coory is touring the US showing off his skills to college scouts. (Marco De Luca)

because we need to find offence from other avenues and he had a great game,” Radoslovic said. “He got a lot of inside looks and if he didn’t score, he drew a foul. “It was a credit to Lino and Al-mourani to get us into those sets to be able to get him the ball. “They controlled the flow and the tempo, while Tom put the finishing touches to the plays we were running and had a great game.”

Centre James Till had a solid outing for Altona with 14 points, eight rebounds and three assists, while Tyson Burton and James Webster were a handful to contain on the inside. Altona is still in the playoff hunt, three games outside the top six with five games remaining. The Gators have another must-win game against Southern Peninsula Sharks at Altona Sports Centre on Sunday.

The struggle continues for Footscray in the Victorian Rugby Union Dewar Shield. Ten rounds into the season and the Bulldogs are still without a win. The Bulldogs went down 45-19 to Melbourne University at Henry Turner Reserve on Saturday. Siotame Ofahengaue, Shane Tugaga and Stephen Rea scored the Bulldogs’ three tries. FOR MORE SPORT, VISIT Web: starweekly.com.au Maribyrnong & Hobsons Bay Star Weekly @starweeklysport @star_weekly 41 MARIBYRNONG & HOBSONS BAY STAR WEEKLY \ JULY 4, 2018

MOTOR Mazda CX-8 fills an Aussie niche By Ewan Kennedy, Marque Motoring Mazda Australia has plugged a hole in its SUV lineup by introducing the CX-8 Diesel. Potential buyers of the CX-9 seven-seater had wanted a diesel engine, but it’s only offered with a petrol unit. Sometimes they settled for a CX-9 petrol – but others went to a different marque that could offer a turbo-diesel, which obviously didn’t please Mazda Australia. The CX-8 is sort of a combination of the Mazdas CX-5 and CX-9, sharing the wheelbase of the 9 and the width of the 5. It’s shorter than the CX-9 overall and many components are unique to the CX-8. Interestingly, the CX-8 had only ever been intended for sale on the Japanese market. But Australia is highly regarded by Mazda’s head office, which eventually relented by making the CX-8 available Downunder. Only two grades are being offered – CX-8 Sport priced at $42,490 with two-wheel drive (the front wheels) and $46,490 with all-wheel drive; and CX-8 Asaki for $61,490 with all-wheel drive. Both models are well equipped, with the Asaki having Nappa leather trim, a Premium Bose 10-speaker sound system, advanced keyless entry, a remotely operated power tailgate, adaptive LED headlights, front foglights, a heated steering wheel, and sunshades on the rear door windows. The front seats in the Asaki are power operated, with six-way adjustment for the passenger and 10-way for the driver.

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Added safety features on the Asaki are front parking sensors (both models have rear sensors) and a 360-degree camera. This is a good-looking vehicle, with the slick lines almost coupe-like at the rear. But if all seven seats are in use, there’s no space for a large suitcase to be carried upright in the boot. All CX-8s have a seven-inch infotainment screen that’s clear and easy to us. Apple CarPlay and Android Auto aren’t available at this stage, but are expected to arrive late this year. When that happens, it will be necessary for the system to be upgraded by a Mazda dealer. (Note: That this will apply to most other recent Mazda models; contact your dealer for details.) Power for both CX-8 models is courtesy Mazda’s well-known SkyActiv 2.2-litre four-cylinder turbo-diesel. It produces up to 140 kW of power and an impressively high 450 Nm of torque, the latter available from 2000 rpm. All CX-8 Diesels have a six-speed automatic transmission.

Safety

Mazda CX-8 has yet to be tested by ANCAP. While not committing themselves at this stage, the Mazda Australian hierarchy appears confident it will receive the maximum five-star rating.

Driving

The CX-8 Diesel is relatively narrow inside and is best regarded as a four plus three – that is four adults and three children. There’s good leg and comfortable head room in all seats.

Slick lines of the new Mazda CX-8 Diesel are almost coupe-like at the rear. (Pictures: Supplied)

Mazda set up an excellent 350-plus kilometre drive program on Queensland’s Sunshine Coast, running on an inland route from Noosa to Hervey Bay. It covered everything from peak hour (well, peak hour-ish) traffic and suburban roads to motorways and scenic hilly terrain, using sealed and dirt roads. Exactly the sort of running a family in their Mazda CX-8 Diesel would take on a weekend adventure trip. Despite the “Sport” in its name, this Mazda is certainly not a sports SUVR. It has suspension and steering set up in comfort mode. It handles

safely and predictably and you would have to be well over sensible speeds to get into trouble. That said, if you do see yourself as a keen driver you may care to look elsewhere. As is often the way, Australia’s coarse-chip roads create a fair bit of noise. Anywhere else, this is a vehicle that’s peaceful and relaxing to sit in. The turbo-diesel engine is nicely quiet at idle and from the outside is almost to petrol engine standards. Inside, the sound levels are nicely muted.

Response from the diesel is reasonably prompt with a minimum of lag. We found the six-speed automatic transmission to be in the correct gear virtually all the time.

Summing up

Mazda CX-8 diesel is an attractive-looking seven-seat SUV that seems sure to have good sales as it neatly fills gaps in the company’s lineup. You can now get Mazda CX in 3, 5, 8 or 9 format. Which may leave space for a CX-4? Who knows …

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