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Bulldogs tragic Beryl Comben has enjoyed a birthday to remember as she chalked up a magic milestone in Footscray. The great-grandmother, who grew up and spent the bulk of her life in Yarraville, celebrated her 100th birthday with four generations of her family at Bulldogs headquarters last Thursday. The party at Whitten Oval was capped off with surprise visits from Bulldogs coach Luke Beveridge and players past and present including Dale Morris and club great John Schultz. Beryl’s son-in-law Malcolm Knott said the Western Bulldogs helped put on “an exceptional day” for the life-long supporter. “They gave her a jumper signed by the whole team, and a scarf and some other things as well,” he said. “It was a great day – the Bulldogs couldn’t have been better as far as we were concerned.” Mr Knott said Beryl went to her first Bulldogs game with her father more than 90 years ago when she was just eight. “She keeps up with them on TV or radio or whatever is available,” he said. “She lives with my wife Maxine and I and she really is very good; her mind is very active and she still does her crosswords every day.” Benjamin Millar

Air quality on the table Inner-west community groups are divided over a new state government reference group tasked with tackling the area’s poor air quality. Melbourne’s inner-west suburbs have some of the city’s worst air pollution and associated health problems, stemming from high diesel emissions in Footscray and Yarraville and ongoing dust and odour issues around Brooklyn. The government says the Inner West Air Quality Community Reference Group will help it better understand and respond to air pollution in the area. The group will bring together representatives

from Maribyrnong, Hobsons Bay and Brimbank councils to examine the new air-quality monitoring program introduced in response to the West Gate Tunnel project. But last week’s announcement has triggered a mixed response from community groups. Don’t Destroy Millers Road and the Better West – Spotswood South Kingsville Residents Group, opponents of the West Gate Tunnel Project, argue pollution problems associated with the tunnel project are already being ignored. The Maribyrnong Truck Action Group, which supports the tunnel, has tentatively backed the new group. MTAG president Sam McArthur said the

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attention on air quality in Melbourne’s inner west was welcome, but air quality and health experts must have a strong voice on the reference group. Ms McArthur said Maribyrnong adolescent asthma rates were 50 per cent higher than the Victorian average and the area had the highest hospital admissions rate for respiratory illness in Victoria for children aged three to 19. “This population shouldn’t have to pay for the state’s heavy freight load with its health,” she said. “It’s absolutely critical the people involved in this are health experts – our major concern is that this is going to be a panel stacked with representatives of the bureaucracies that are part of the problem.”

Better West argues the reference group is asking the community to solve a problem of the government’s making. Don’t Destroy Millers Road spokesman Chris Dunleavy said the project was being proposed as a solution to get trucks off Yarraville roads, but in doing so it transferred the health problem to Millers Road. “The Brooklyn residential area already has the worst air quality in Victoria,” he said. Environment Minister Lily D’Ambrosio said the new reference group gave the inner west community a chance to have its voices heard. Williamstown MP Wade Noonan said the group followed his campaign to create cleaner air in the inner west.

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Our City takes its name from our beloved Maribyrnong River and it’s great to see several improvement works being undertaken along the river’s edge. We’re creating a lovely play and open space, to be called Hopkins Street Recreation Plaza, not far from Footscray Community Arts Centre. The plaza will feature a climbing wall with soft fall area, wider cycling paths and lights for increased safety. We’re expecting the works to finish by October so be sure to have a look this spring.

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Residents can also enjoy the magic of Maribyrnong River atop of a newly installed floating pontoon in Footscray, close to the striking Heavenly Queen Temple. The new pontoon boasts views of the City and is already a popular spot for walkers, cyclists and photographers alike. The $270,500 project was funded in part by the Victorian Department of Economic Development, Jobs, Transport and Resources with a grant of $120,000 from the Boating Safety and Facilities Program.

1. Mayor Cr Cuc Lam receives award from Adrian Healy, Footscray Police Acting Superintendent in support of Victoria Police’s youth program which enabled youngsters to walk the Kokoda Trail. 2. Mayor Cr Cuc Lam officially donated a compliation of rare newspaper articles, event notices and programs collected in 1924, to the Western Bulldogs to put on permanent display at the Bulldogs Museum at Whitten Oval.

3. Cr Catherine Cumming attended the annual Maribyrnong Citizen of the Year High Tea, along with Mayor Cr Cuc Lam and Cr Martin Zakharov.

Also, close to Newell’s Paddock works will commence this month on the replacement of Henderson Landing. The landing will be rebuilt as part of a joint project with Council and Parks Victoria.

4. Cr Simon Crawford attended Tree Planting Day on 29 July at Cranwell Park in Braybrook with his family.

There’s always something to do in our City, if indoors activities are more to your liking visit one of our libraries or community centres and take part in one of the exciting programs. Keep up to date with what’s happening in our City by following us on Facebook and visiting the events listing on our website.

6. Cr Sarah Carter attended the Defence Site Maribyrnong consultation workshops that were organised by the Victorian Planning Authority in July.

5. Cr Martin Zakharov joined residents and furry friends for Tree Planting Day at Cranwell Park in Braybrook.

MY VIEW We’ve recently appointed members to the new Maribyrnong Active Transport Advisory Committee. Nominations were sought earlier this year with residents from each of our three wards.

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We look forward to the committee providing valuable feedback to assist Council on active transport issues, raise awareness of active transport projects and programs and importantly strengthen the relationship between Council and the community on all cycling matters.

COUNCIL MEETINGS Aug Tuesday 7, 4.30pm – Enterprise Maribyrnong Special Committee Tuesday 21, 6.30pm – Ordinary Council Tuesday 28, 6.30pm – City Development Special Committee Meetings are held at the Maribyrnong Council Offices, corner Hyde and Napier Streets, Footscray. Agendas are available via Council’s website the Friday before a meeting at www.maribyrnong.vic.au/meetings.

We know that we don’t always have the answers and through this group we can access local knowledge to make our city even better. Committee members use our bike paths regularly, walk the trails and also have knowledge of urban design concepts. When I travelled to the Netherlands last year I was impressed by the design of a world-class active transport city and would like us to achieve a similar design for the City of Maribyrnong. I look forward to a cycling revolution that changes the way we think, travel and live. Cr Sarah Carter River Ward

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Driver jailed for Maidstone crash By Goya Dmytryshchak A Newport woman has been jailed for a head-on collision at Maidstone that left three people seriously injured. The County Court sentenced Jolene Radalj, 35, to four years’ jail with a minimum of two and a half years after she pleaded guilty to negligently causing serious injury, careless driving and driving while disqualified. The court head that in March last year, Radalj had picked up a friend in her car. As they were travelling along Ballarat Road at Maidstone, Radalj crossed the centre line and

collided head-on with a Mitsubishi driven by Kylie McGenniskin. Radalj and her passenger were taken to hospital and placed into induced comas. Ms McGenniskin sustained spinal fractures and had to move back to her parents’ home because she could not look after herself. In a victim impact statement tended last month, Ms McGenniskin said that as a result of the collision her dream of becoming a park ranger had come to an “abrupt end”. “I may not appear disabled to anyone here but this incident has left me physically and emotionally disabled,” she wrote.

“It is likely that I will suffer from chronic pain for the rest of my life. It is likely that I will struggle with chronic fatigue for the rest of my life. I will struggle with increased anxiety for the rest of my life. “I can say without a hint of doubt that this incident has changed the course of my life. Not just for a short period of time, forever.” Radalj’s passenger, who said he declined to make a victim impact statement as he was her friend, suffered a collapsed lung, brain bleeds and bruises, and fractures to the chest, spine and face. The court heard his current state of health was unknown.

The court heard Radalj had an extensive history of driving offences including speeding, running a red light, being a learner driver without a qualified driver, driving an unregistered vehicle, drug driving and driving while suspended and disqualified. She sustained a broken leg, arm and jaw and internal bleeding causing acquired brain injury in the crash. In his sentencing remarks Judge James Parrish said Radalj’s injuries constituted some punishment for her criminality but the nature of the offending must attract a sentence of imprisonment.

Pokie losses top $102m Gamblers in Hobsons Bay and Maribyrnong lost more than $102 million on the pokies in the past financial year, figures released on Friday show. Statewide, losses were the highest in a decade, totalling $2.7 billion. Hobsons Bay’s losses for the past financial year were $47,437,370, up from $46,908,519 the previous year. Maribyrnong punters lost $54,924,961 up from $54,068,509. Maribyrnong community services director Clem Gillings singled out the municipality’s highest-earning venue, The Palms Bingo & Club in Maidstone. “At one venue in the city, patrons experienced losses of $13.28 million in 2017-18 – this is an increase of more than $507,000 in gambling losses at that venue compared to the previous year,” she said. Hobsons Bay’s highest-earning venue was Millers Inn at Altona North, where punters lost $12.97 million in the past financial year, $347,427 more than the previous year. Hobsons Bay strategic development director Bill Millard said the latest figures represented the biggest local increase since 2011-12. “The large increase is particularly concerning as during the last 12 months the municipality had one less venue open – Williamstown RSL – compared with years earlier,” he said. Maribyrnong and Hobsons Bay are member councils of the Alliance for Gambling Reform, campaigning to make poker machine harm a state election issue.

Dancing like a boss From a hall in Laverton to the television screen, youth workers Junior, Alex, Chuck, Te and Jese are bringing their best dance moves to a new television show. The five men will star in the upcoming program Dance Boss, a competition which will pit 12 teams of amateur dancers from different professions against each other, in a bid to win a $100,000 prize. The members of the “Youth Workers” team, who hail from the Wyndham and Hobsons Bay areas, are also part of the Raw & Rugged Dance Crew. Team leader Junior and his wife Bridgette founded the crew in 2011 to provide young people from the west with access to dance and cultural activities. The crew started out at a Laverton basketball court and nowadays trains at the Laverton Active Hall. In their roles as youth workers, Junior, Alex, Chuck, Te and Jese also work with the Victoria Maori Wardens, a group of volunteers who engage with young people. “We work a lot with at-risk kids, we want to give them the opportunity to be the best version of themselves that they can be,” Junior said. When it comes to Dance Boss, Chuck said he and the other youth workers hoped to “go home with no regrets and have fun”. Dance Boss will air on Monday, August 6 at 7.30pm on Channel Seven.

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Bulldog Bob bares his soul By Benjamin Millar

person’. On that mark I think I got a tick, but then, of course, we’re very greedy. Footballers and athletes are very greedy – and you want to do this and win that.” Despite a stellar career that included being named as All-Australian captain and playing an integral part in the flag campaign, Murphy still struggles over not being on the field on that history-making grand final day. “That’s a difficult one for me to talk about still,” he said. “Obviously, missing out on the grand final is a big deal, but the further time goes, I check in with that school kid … I got to play, that was it, so I’m happy enough.” Murphy, who returned to the field in 2017 before retiring at the end of the season, is frustrated when people talk about a “Bulldogs hangover” and remains philosophical about the club’s current lack of on-field success. “It’s redefining who we are – that’s emotionally tricky, that’s going to take some time,” he said. “The way I describe it is that Hawthorn are mountain climbers, the Bulldogs were astronauts – winning the flag was like landing on the moon. Now we’ve got to get our feet back on the ground and it’s the transition of becoming mountain climbers. “Hopefully, that lightness gives them a better chance – it becoming the expectation, not the dream.”

Bob Murphy was famously never one to flinch on the footy field, but he is visibly uncomfortable at the suggestion he has entered the echelons of “favourite son” status at his beloved Bulldogs. Murphy is at Whitten Oval to discuss his 17-year career with the Western Bulldogs, traced in his long-awaited new book, Leather Soul: A Half-back Flanker’s Rhythm and Blues. Sitting on his obligatory second coffee for the day, he explains the making of “a different kind of footy book”.

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“I always thought there was a gap in the football books – the players were the champions, the guys who had climbed the Mt Everest and put their flag at the top of the mountain,” he said. “I was not that kind of player, I didn’t have that kind of career. I was probably going to do it anyway, then in the last three years there was a more obvious story with a bit of drama and a few tears.” The book took shape over one of the most remarkable periods in the club’s history, from the walking out of captain Ryan Griffen at the end of 2014 to the breaking of a 62-year premiership drought with a grand final win over the Sydney Swans in 2016. The book traces Murphy’s journey from a skinny but talented kid kicking a footy around in Warragul to the captaincy of the club he holds so dear.

Top: Bob Murphy after the Western Bulldogs’ 2016 premiership win. (Cameron Spencer / AFL Media) Above: Murphy in the early days at the club; with wife Justine and their children. (Pictures: Supplied)

Murphy accepts that he found a place in the team he so desperately wanted to be welcomed into, but still struggles to be mentioned in the same breath as other stars from the club’s history.

“You say ‘favourite son’ and I look over my shoulder, looking for Chris Grant and Doug Hawkins,” he said. “I did have a thought in my first week at the club that when I finish I want to be a ‘Bulldogs

Leather Soul: A Half-back Flanker’s Rhythm and Blues is out now via Black Inc imprint Nero. Murphy will sign copies on Saturday at Robinsons Bookshop, Highpoint, from 11am, and The Sun Bookshop, Yarraville, from 1pm.

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Mayor Angela Altair and ranger Andrew Webster tour the lakes (Damjan Janevski)

New take on the lakes People can discover one of Hobsons Bay’s hidden gems on a guided walk which takes in the native flora and fauna of Newport Lakes. The tour of the lakes is an initiative of Hobsons Bay mayor Angela Altair in partnership with Friends of Newport Lakes. Formerly a bluestone quarry and rubbish tip, the 33-hectare reserve is now a bushland oasis. The park has a rating of 4.5 stars on TripAdvisor. “When you are surrounded by native plants and standing on the edge of the lake, it’s easy to forget you are in the heart of suburbia,” Cr Altair said. “Newport Lakes is one of the many treasures I want to share with residents. The walking program is aimed at getting people out in the

open air and discovering the beauty of our natural environment.” Friends of Newport Lakes president Lorraine Harrison said volunteers had put a lot of work into maintaining and protecting the reserve. “Newport Lakes has incredible diversity and uniqueness,” she said. “The reserve has several areas waiting to be discovered including the arboretum, amphitheatre and the North and South Lakes. The walk is on Saturday, August 11 at 10am, setting off from the carpark. Conservation rangers will talk about the wildlife and tea and coffee is provided. Register at ranger@hobsonsbay.vic.gov.au. Goya Dmytryshchak

Altona and Laverton Community Bank branches and Point Cook Business Centre will host community forums to identify areas of need and possible projects to be funded. They’ll be at Altona RSL on August 23, Laverton P-12 College on September 5, and Jamieson Way Community Centre in Point Cook on September 17, all from 6.30pm. RSVP: 0430 430 824

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Award-winning author Anita Heiss will discuss her anthology Growing Up Aboriginal in Australia on August 30 from 7pm at Newport Community Hub. The book features a mix of high-profile identities, well-known authors and newly-discovered writers. Register at libraries.hobsonsbay.vic.gov.au FOR BREAKING NEWS, VISIT Web: starweekly.com.au Maribyrnong & Hobsons Bay Star Weekly @MaribyrnongWkly @star_weekly

Have you heard about Specsavers Audiology Altona North? Specsavers Altona North has launched a new audiology service to customers, revolutionising the industry for locals by offering hearing aids and care at clear, low prices.

new Specsavers research has shown that over half of Australians (57%), 18 years and over, have experienced moments where they felt concerned about their hearing

But while affordable services and products are important, Specsavers Audiology Altona North’s new owner and audiologist Bhavya Srinivasa says professionalism and customer care is the key to success.

Specsavers’ Executive Director of its newly created audiology business, Darrel Magna says the new audiology offering is giving Australians exceptional value in hearing aids and care as well as the expert service that the Specsavers brand has become well-known for.

“I simply love the opportunity to help others. Listening to customers stories and finding them solutions to complex problems has such a significant effect on improving their quality of life,” says Bhavya. Joining Specsavers Altona North, Bhavya is most looking forward to owning her own audiology clinics that align with Specsavers’ values. “Specsavers offers professional eye care and eye wear and is now extending its values to hearing, offering the best technology hearing aids at affordable price points. “At the moment it takes most Australians 7-10 years to acknowledge they have hearing loss before they do anything to help it – if they do anything at all. During these years, I have personally seen so many cases where the individual becomes unable to effectively join in on conversations, so they lose their confidence and start to become isolated. I am passionate about providing affordable, good quality hearing service and I know I can do this at Specsavers,” says Bhavya. One in six Australians experience hearing loss, yet only one in three does anything about it. On top of this,

“By offering audiology, we’re providing truly accessible health care for our customers’ ears as well as their eyes. The earlier we detect and treat hearing loss, the less of an impact the problem will have on a person’s hearing long term. “All customers at Specsavers Altona North will now have a free five minute hearing screen included as part of their overall eye health test in store. We don’t want Australians to have to wait 7-10 years to do something about their hearing challenges, especially if it means they can’t live their lives to the full,” he said. If you feel like your hearing isn’t as good as it should be, Specsavers Audiology Altona North are now taking bookings for free* 15 minute hearing checks. If further testing is required, comprehensive hearing assessments with Bhavya are being offered for $49. If you require hearing assistance as a result, the stores have a range of hearing aids designed and built by leading manufacturers, which feature cutting-edge innovations in hearing assistance. A pair of hearing aids starts from $1495.

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We’re open for hearing checks seven days a week and if further testing is required, appointments can be made. Our new sound-controlled audiology testing rooms have been set up especially, with the latest in audiology technology.” Specsavers Audiology Altona North is accredited as a qualified hearing service provider by the Australian Government Hearing Services Program which provides eligible people with access to hearing services such as hearing assessments, subsidised hearing aids and aftercare services. If you think you might be eligible, you can apply for the Australian Government Hearing Services Program online or via post. To book a hearing check at Specsavers Audiology Altona North call (03) 9314 4788. Or visit www.specsavers.com.au/hearing

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Ambo figures healthy By Goya Dmytryshchak Ambulance response times for life-threatening emergencies have dropped across Hobsons Bay, Wyndham and Maribyrnong, June quarter figures released yesterday show. Ambulance Services Minister Jill Hennessy visited paramedics at Point Cook to announce the statewide figures, which showed ambulances are arriving at 83.8 per cent of code 1 call-outs within 15 minutes. The average arrival time was 11:12 minutes – 38 seconds faster than the June quarter in 2017. In Wyndham, ambulances arrived at 86 per

cent of code 1 emergencies within 15 minutes, compared with 84.4 per cent the previous year. Paramedics were at 91 per cent of code 1 incidents in Maribyrnong within 15 minutes, compared with 89.8 per cent the year prior. In Hobsons Bay, ambulances arrived at 87.6 per cent code 1 emergencies within 15 minutes, compared with 87.1 per cent the previous year. Ms Hennessy said this meant the average time an ambulance took to reach the scene of a Code 1 emergency had improved by 44 seconds in Wyndham, 26 seconds in Maribyrnong and 10 seconds in Hobsons Bay.

“In an emergency, each second counts,” she said. “We know there’s nothing more important than the timely arrival of an ambulance. “This data is more than numbers – it’s lives saved and tragedies averted.” The data showed a decrease in ramping at hospitals, with 86.7 per cent of patients handed over to doctors and nurses within 40 minutes, up from 85.1 per cent in the June 2017 quarter. More than half were transferred to hospital care within 19 minutes. Statewide, Ambulance Victoria paramedics attended 66,866 code 1 call-outs in the June quarter, up from 65,438 the previous year.

The head of the state government body responsible for managing the affairs of vulnerable Victorians has been sacked for “serious misconduct” after allegedly misusing public funds. Craig Dent, chief executive of the Footscray-based State Trustees, stood down in February pending an investigation into misuse of public funds. The State Trustees board last week sacked Mr Dent after forensic accounting firm RSM Australia substantiated the seven “serious allegations” against Mr Dent. The board will refer the allegations to the state’s corruption watchdog, the Independent Broad-Based Anti-Corruption Commission. Board chair Jennifer Acton said the board was “extremely disappointed”. “However, we can assure our clients that no private funds were involved and no client has been or will be impacted,” she said. Mr Dent’s package was reportedly worth about $430,000 a year including bonuses and superannuation. Mr Dent’s lawyer Andrew Jewell, of law firm McDonald Murholme, said his client denied the allegations and planned to take legal action to fight his dismissal. The sacking comes as Victorian Ombudsman Deborah Glass continues an unrelated investigation into whether the State Trustees has been acting in the best interests of vulnerable clients. Benjamin Millar

Environmental Investigation Commencement RAAF Williams (Laverton) The Department of Defence has been proactive in initiating an environmental program to investigate and manage per- and poly- fluoroalkyl substances (PFAS) on and in the vicinity of Defence sites as a result of the historical use of legacy firefighting foam. After a comprehensive review, it has been determined that an environmental investigation is required at RAAF Williams (Laverton) and in the surrounding area. Defence is holding a Community Information Session prior to the start of the investigation to provide the local community information about the investigation processes and expected timeframes.

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Funding ban call on polluters By Goya Dmytryshchak A submission to the state government’s report on air quality management is callng for environmental polluters to lose access to government funding. The submission comes as Brooklyn residents continue to live with dust levels equal to those experienced during Victoria’s Black Saturday bushfires. Williamstown MP Wade Noonan and Labor candidate for Williamstown Melissa Horne

have made a joint submission to Victoria’s Clean Air Statement, which will help the government identify priorities for future air quality management. “Companies who are found to have not met their legal obligations should be ineligible for any form of government assistance,” their submission states. “We believe this will not only serve as a deterrence against non-compliance, but will also ensure that taxpayers do not have to foot the bill of polluters who ultimately contribute

to the environmental degradation within their community.” The Brooklyn industrial precinct has more than 60 industries, including landfill, recycling, abattoirs and tallow producers. The suburb’s air quality is significantly poorer than the rest of Melbourne, failing to meet national air quality standards on 38 days between November, 2009, and October, 2010 – much more than the five days a year deemed acceptable. The EPA received 754 odour reports for the

Brooklyn area last year, up from 399 in 2016 and 173 in 2015. The submission states: “Some companies have demonstrated a complete lack of regard and abidance towards their legal requirements regarding waste management, which makes efforts to improve air quality in the area increasingly difficult. “As a result, the Brooklyn community have rightly expressed their frustration and outrage at the conduct of certain companies that operate in the area.”

Sailing in to lead roles The trip of a lifetime has left two aspiring African-Australian leaders eager to help young people discover new horizons. Mohamed Semra, 19, of Maidstone, and Winta Eyob, 21, of Sunshine North, recently helped crew the tall ship Young Endeavour along the Queensland coast. They were joined by Gellibrand MP Tim Watts, who praised their tenacity during the inaugural African Australian Leadership Challenge. Mr Semra said he was hesitant about applying for the challenge at first, but thought about what the experience might mean for the next generation of young African-Australians. “When I was at school, I saw younger kids were hesitant to take on leadership roles because there weren’t really people of African heritage in those positions,” he said. “At the beginning [of the sailing trip] I was terrified of climbing or heights, but it was a very supportive community within the boat.”

Ms Eyob said everyone on board worked together. “You challenge yourself even more than you expect to,” she said. Ms Eyob arrived in Australia at the end of 2016 after living as a refugee in Kenya for almost a decade. Mr Semra came to Australia with his mother and siblings when he was two years old after his father went missing in South Sudan. Ms Eyob said she was grateful that Mr Watts had reached out to the African-Australian community in his electorate. “Tim tried to reach Africans and get to know us, which really is amazing for our community,” she said. Mr Watts said he had invited Ms Eyob and Mr Semra to Parliament House in Canberra to speak about their journey and the challenges facing their community in Australia.

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Cash boost for social housing By Goya Dmytryshchak The first social housing project on council-owned land in Hobsons Bay is under way at the former Laverton Primary School site. The council has been awarded a $140,000 Social Housing Investment Planning (SHIP) grant from the state government, which will kickstart an affordable housing project.

The council bought the 1.4-hectare Epsom Street site for $2.86 million in 2014. According to a council report, 10,000 square metres would be required for a neighbourhood park, leaving 4450 square metres that could be used for affordable housing. Mayor Angela Altair said the Epsom Street project would improve social housing availability for eligible residents. “Three years ago almost 10 per cent of

Hobsons Bay households were in housing stress, meaning 30 per cent of household income went towards housing costs,” she said. “Since then, house prices and rents have continued to rise while the stock of affordable housing in Hobsons Bay has diminished, resulting in limited choice for those on low incomes and the real possibility of their not being able to afford to live in the municipality.” There were 331 homeless people in Hobsons

Bay on census night 2016, up from 215 in 2011. Cr Altair said the money would go towards a feasibility study into housing on the site. “Over the next 12 months, council will engage experts to further investigate how best to deliver this project for the benefit of our community,” she said. Hobsons Bay was among 15 councils statewide to share $2.5 million in SHIP grants announced last week.

Open day for bub hub The first tours and drop-in information sessions are being held at the $7.7 million Altona Early Years Hub opening next year. The state government has contributed $1.6 million to the Hobsons Bay council-owned centre which is still under construction on the Grieve Parade campus of Altona P-9 College. For teacher at the school Kate Neville, who has a two-year-old daughter Grace and is pregnant with her second child due in October, the new hub has come at a perfect time. Ms Neville is moving from Port Melbourne to Williamstown so she immediately placed Grace and “baby Neville” on the waiting list. “Williamstown, that sort of area, has a massive waiting list so when we found out that they were going to have an early years hub, it just worked perfectly for me and a few of our colleagues that were in the same situation,” Ms Neville said. “The good thing about Grace coming to school with me is that I can spend a little bit longer at the school working whereas before I would have to leave directly after meetings.”

The hub will have 76 long day care and 99 kindergarten places, maternal and child health services, health consulting rooms and multi-purpose community spaces. The council and centre manager Early Childhood Management Services are inviting families to a drop-in information session on Thursday, August 2, any time between 4pm and 6pm, in the junior building at the college. There will be 45-minute tours on Monday, August 6 between 10am and 3pm. Bookings are required for a tour by contacting the council’s early years team on 9932 1000 or earlyyearsinbox@hobsonsbay.vic. gov.au. Details: www.hobsonsbay.vic.gov.au/ AltonaEarlyYearsHub Goya Dmytryshchak

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Art project takes root India-born artist Anuradha Patel will lead a two-week community art project at Altona’s Joel Gallery which looks at the trees that bind us. Members of the community are invited to attend paper cut-out workshops to construct a tree installation to be titled Source. “The meaning of it, in essence, is that there’s a core or starting point for all of us which really informs us and then as we expand and move in our cultures and as people migrate, there’s an extension of that,” Patel said. “You’ve got a starting point which is your cultural background and your roots and so on, and then as you immerse yourself in other cultures you’re sharing with other things that are around you. “One of the main trees that we’ve looked at is the banyan tree which is very important to many cultures across Asia and also here in Australia, and it often is like a community member – it gathers people around it.” The project, with public workshops planned for between August 11 and 22, is part of the Hobsons Bay Creative City winter arts program. It will culminate in a final art showcase and Indian feast on August 23 from 6-8pm at the Joel Gallery. Details: www.hobsonsbay.vic.gov.au/ source2018

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Since 1888, two of the state’s longest-running sporting clubs have co-existed on one of the city’s most iconic sporting arenas in one of Melbourne’s oldest suburbs. Williamstown Cricket Club has played at Williamstown Cricket Ground since it was founded in 1852. Williamstown Football Club has played at the ground since 1888. But the WCC-WFC co-tenancy could soon come to an end, after the WFC approached Hobsons Bay council with a proposal to move the cricket club away from its traditional home. Andrew Davies is a former WCC president said he “can’t understand” why the co-tenancy can’t continue. “I am not sure why they think they’ve got the right to do this,” he said. The football club – known as the Seagulls – is concerned about the state of the ground during winter, particularly the wicket area. WFC said it wants to upgrade the women’s facilities. After that, they want to bring the cricket club to the table to discuss ways to improve the surface, which they conceded could include moving them from the ground. “We haven’t engaged the cricket club yet but we have mentioned it to council,” Williamstown Football Club chief executive Jason Reddick said. “We’re not the big bullies trying to push off a club that’s been there longer than us.” A “WFC club facilities proposal” was created in August 2017 and put to council this month. Under a heading titled “The Goal”, WFC wrote: “[We seek a] secure long-term full-year lease that facilitates football participation at all levels” and “[to] relocate Williamstown Cricket Club to a purpose-built cricket facility at Bayside College.”

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Ramos-Horta’s words of hope By Benjamin Millar Australia must exert greater pressure on the US to help tackle world conflict and reduce the flow of people forced to flee their home countries, according to former Timor-Leste president Dr Jose Ramos-Horta. Dr Ramos-Horta is currently the chair of the United Nations High Level Independent Panel on Peace Operations, reviewing UN peace-keeping operations around the globe. The Nobel Peace Prize winner, in Melbourne last week to launch his latest book and address staff and students at Victoria University, said the world is at a critical point in its history.

“Right now the international political situation is very complex,” he said. “From the ongoing war in Syria and the ongoing war in Iraq to the situations in Libya, South Sudan, Mali, Myanmar and the situation between Israel and Palestine.” Dr Ramos-Horta also singled out the US under the presidency of Donald Trump as a threat to world stability. “The US is unilaterally ignoring the UN and ignoring its responsibilities in international agreements. “Under Trump a lot of damage will be done, and much of that damage will be long-lasting.” Dr Ramos-Horta remains optimistic the

global situation can be slowly turned around, but warns that US allies such as Australia must use any influence they can exert on the powerful nation to come to the table on issues such as climate change. That quiet optimism is reflected in the title of his new book Words of Hope in a Troubled Time, writings collected from 1992 to 2017. Dr Ramos-Horta said he elected to launch his book at Victoria University in recognition of his country’s close ties with VU. “VU is one of the greatest partners of Timor-Leste, we have many Timorese students studying and getting their degrees there,” he said.

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Timing is everything An exploration of the gaps in time is one of two works set to light up the inner-west during this month’s West Projections Festival. Artist Youjia Lu’s Time Experiment NO. 5 will take over the windows of a vacant Seddon shopfront as part of this weekend’s ‘pop-up’ arm of the festival, the first time the event has branched out beyond its Footscray home. Another pop-up will take over West Footscray the following weekend, before the festival returns to central Footscray from August 17 to 26. Lu said her four-panel piece was part of a series focusing on time. “I’ve been experimenting with the gaps in time, especially now video art is moving into digital,” she said. “So I’ve been developing this technique with fast cutting and having the gap physically in the

time line, so that creates a minor strobe affect.” Festival curator Chantal Wynter said the pop-up events offered a chance to show artists in the heart of the local community. “It’s really exciting to have Seddon and West Footscray on board,” she said. A partnership between Wynter Projects and Victoria University, West Projections Festival is celebrating its fifth year. This year’s theme is non/FICTION, exploring the ways humans bombarded with information filter fact from fiction. More than 25 artists will be presenting a series of large scale projections as well as sound installations, animation, virtual reality and dance. Details: www.westprojections.com Benjamin Millar

Artist Youjia Lu with her work Time Experiment NO. 5. (Benjamin Millar)

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MY PLACE Loran Steinberg runs a regular poetry night in her home suburb Footscray, a place of “incredible stories”. She speaks with Benjamin Millar. I moved to Melbourne from Adelaide about seven years ago, and after looking in all sorts of places, Footscray was the first to actually accept a rental application. I’ve moved a lot since then, but always in Footscray. What do you love most about the area? The people. The food is a close second, but the people that I’ve met since moving here have been amazing. People seem to talk and share their stories more freely in Footscray and they have incredible stories here. Do you have a favourite local place or places to spend time? The Night Heron, Addis Abeba (favourite food place), Sloth, Pride of Our Footscray and The Dancing Dog would be the top five. They’re all really friendly. My house mates Steve Smart and George O’Hara (also poets) and I just started Sloth Arts Wednesdays, with an all-arts open stage that we’re pretty excited about. How did you get into poetry and spoken word? Kind of by accident. I wrote a poem in the middle of the night; I was in a bit of an odd place, and I thought I should see if there was somewhere to read it, and there was, so off I went, and I got sort of hungry for it after that. Who have been your biggest artistic inspirations?

It’s a really long, disordered, list. I guess because my concern with poetry has been about truths told well, it’s the people around me and individual art works that have the biggest impact. I’m surrounded by people seeking the best ways to distil thoughts, feelings and moments authentically. It’s awesome. What can you tell us about the poetry nights at The Night Heron? Anyone who wants to can have a go at improvising two lines to music on the theme at the end of the night and it’s always a pretty surreal adventure. There are great feature poets who perform poetry on the theme and an emphasis on sharing work by other poets in the open mic. Everyone is really generous with their time, attention and words. It’s like we get a break from normality and nobody minds. What’s something people might be surprised to learn about you? This is tricky, because all the answers I could give feel a bit like coming out. So (deep breath) … I’m really freaked out (but fascinated) by puppets. I’m queer. I have a mental illness – all unrelated, if true, facts. And, when I first started doing poetry, I used to shake so much no one understood a word of it for about three years. I also talk too fast and I’m left-handed. (Damjan Janevski)

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facility is available for another fundraising organisation to use and buskers welcome. Anyone interested in having a stall should call Ken Johnston. ■ 9749 3408

Gig guide Pirates Tavern

Friday, August 3 Rock and roll/rockabilly band Atomic Hi-Tones play in the waterfront clubhouse of the Williamstown Maritime Association. From 8pm, free. Rear 82 Nelson Place, Williamstown

Meditation and mindfulness

Saturday, August 4 Wendy Stapleton presents a tribute to the songs and career of Dusty Springfield, on a journey through all the hits that made Dusty a household name. From 8pm, tickets from $25. 135 Stephen Street, Yarraville

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Saturday, August 11 The Blues for Lost Souls benefit gig for homelessness will feature Phil Manning, Kelly’s Blues, The Great Unknown, Greg Dodd and the Hoodoo Men, The Kevin Buckingham Band, Rhythm X Revival, The Detonators and Sweet Felicia. From 2-9pm, $50. 4 Market Street, Newport

Littlefoot

Thursday, August 16 Nancy Cole returns to Littlefoot with balladeer Marc Deaz. From 8pm, free. 223 Barkly Street, Footscray

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Community festival

The Ujamaa Community Festival will be held at Whitten Oval in Footscray this Saturday, featuring African foods, art, music, craft, cultural entertainment and much more. Enjoy all-ages festivities from 10am-2pm, footy from 2-4pm and more festivities from 4-6pm.

Devonshire tea

Devonshire tea and scones will be served in the courtyard of Altona Homestead, 128 Queen Street, Altona, from 10.30am-2.30pm on the first Sunday of the month. Next session is August 5.

Market day

The next Altona Lions Cherry Lake Market Day, held on the first Sunday of the month, is August 5. Lots of stalls and a sausage sizzle to help people in need. A barbecue

NEWS

Join in meditation and mindfulness sessions composed of creating mandalas, gentle exercise and mindful walking leading into silent meditation. At Joseph’s Corner, 13 Bellin Street, Laverton, 1-2.30pm August 7, by gold coin donation. ■ 9315 2680 or contact@josephscorner.org.au

Job help

Job seekers from a migrant or refugee background can gain free job search help 9.30am-12.30pm Tuesdays at Maidstone Community Centre, 21 Yardley Street, Maidstone. ■ www.maribyrnong.vic.gov.au

PeekyMe delivers a monthly cost-effective box full of craft activities for little hands and big imaginations directly to your door. These special boxes are designed around the Early Years Learning Framework with a strong emphasis on learning through play, creating fun-filled and engaging experiences for little ones. Here’s a chance to win a 12-month PeekyMe subscription valued at $299. www.peekyme.com.au To enter, click on the WIN tab at www. starweekly.com.au and follow the prompts. Entries close at 11.59pm on Sunday, August 5 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.

Women’s only yoga

Head along on Mondays 11.30am-12.45pm for a general hatha yoga style practice suitable for all levels, $5 per session. ■ 9688 0543 or maidcomm@maribyrnong.vic.gov.au

Footscray Finds

Footscray Finds has found a cosy indoor winter home in warehouse space The Line, 2 Yewers Street, Footscray. The next market runs 9am-2pm Sunday, August 12. ■ footscrayfinds.com.au

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CONSIDER THE SAUCE Kenny Weir finds Small Graces packs a big punch The burned-out shell of Little Saigon Market casts rather a glum metaphorical shadow across Footscray central, so we love it that Small Graces and some of its neighbours are mounting a fightback by bringing life and sunshine to Byron Street and surrounds. So we definitely pay attention when informed a dinner service is being launched. Not only that – we are invited to try it out (see full disclosure below). Thus it is with keen anticipation and high expectations that Bennie and I front up for dinner. Our expectations are not met. Instead, they are exceeded in grand and delicious style. Just about everything we try from a brilliantly chosen selection from the deep dinner menu is a righteous hit. A salad of beets, grapefruit, radicchio, hazelnuts and goats cheese (top photo, $14) is enjoyed by us both, but especially by Salad Boy Bennie. La Hoguera jamon serrano and garlic-fennel salami are wonderful and served with pickles. They come with luscious warmed green olives and inhalable chargrilled bread. Carrots, salsa of carrot tops, pecorino pepato and seeds ($13) are a sublime veg offering. Squid ink croquette with garlic aioli and sorrel/pea croquette with preserved lemon aioli ($4 each) are, for us, duds. We have no problem with their striking ugliness. But they are too salty – even for us,

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SMALL GRACES Address: 57 Byron Street, Footscray Phone: 9912 6429 two lads who had expressed to Small Graces’ Bec our fondness, upon arrival, for salty restaurant food. Also somewhat visually unappealing is the cauliflower, currants, fermented grapes and macadamia nuts ($15). But in this case the result is an intriguing winner. A pile of lentils appears dull. It’s not. It’s one of the night’s high sensations. Lentils, quince and mints ($12) are moist, succulent, rather sweet and a tremendous pulse dish the likes of which we’ve never before encountered. Brussels sprouts, Jerusalem artichokes and Manjimup truffle ($15) are al dente and a big hit with Kenny; Bennie, no so much. Our evening’s sole outright meat hit comes from hanger steak, burnt onions and bearnaise ($20). We adore that juicy meat and its onion foil. The sauce is good, too – but we consider its richness a bit jarring and unnecessary. The inner west is blessed to have Small Graces doing its dinner thing. And there’s a heap of dinner-time scope in which vegetarians can frolic. There’s booze on hand at Small Graces, which is now open for dinner Thursdays-Saturdays. Consider The Sauce dined at Small Graces as guests of management.

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BEETS, GRAPEFRUIT, RADICCHIO, HAZELNUTS AND GOATS CHEESE

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JANET CLAYTON MANAGING DIRECTOR: CHEESELINKS AT LARA

As always, if you have any recipes, tips or other info you’d like to share, email me at sarah@ howdypartnersmedia.com.au

FB: How would you rate your cooking skills? JC: I like to use fresh ingredients when I cook – I experiment a little and I would probably describe my efforts as passionate but pretty basic. FB: What is your signature dish? JC: I don’t think I have a real signature dish, but I make a mean baked camembert with caramelised onion jam and my bruschetta with fetta and rocket is pretty good too. FB: If you could only have one more meal, what would it be? JC: I love Asian food so I would have to say a full Chinese banquet with all the courses and trimmings – and deep fried ice cream to top it off. We often ate at the Empress of China years ago and back then Ken Louey’s banquets were the best! FB: What is your favourite TV food show and who is your favourite TV food person? JC: I’m a tragic fan of My Kitchen Rules and although I like Manu and Pete, my favourite TV foodies are female – Donna Hay and Nigella Lawson win. FB: What is your favourite food? JC: Anything with an Asian twist and that someone else has cooked for me. FB: What is your favourite drink? JC: Everyone who knows me will know I love a good chardonnay. FB: Which five people would you most like to invite to dinner? JC: Nelson Mandela, Billy Connolly, Freddie Mercury, Michelle Obama and Ahn Do FB: Do you have a kitchen tip for us? JC: I love to entertain and my tip when entertaining is be organised, keep it simple and stay calm.

As always, if you have any To find out how easytips it is toormake your own cheese, head to www. recipes, other cheeselinks.com.au info you’d like to share, email me at sarah@ howdypartnersmedia.com.au

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As the fellow in the famous TV commercial once assured us: Oils ain’t oils. Well, I’ve got news … chips ain’t chips. At least, they’re not just the deep fried potato variety any more. Chips (or fries, as some prefer to call them) come in all varieties these days, and I don’t just mean crinkle cut, shoestring and beer battered. Oven baked sweet potato fries are now a widely available supermarket option for those of us wanting our chip fix, but with a healthier twist. Then there’s polenta chips, haloumi chips and – wait for it – avocado fries. You heard correctly … crispy on the outside, creamy on the inside, oven baked and super easy to prepare. What’s not to love?

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2 large avocados, sliced Juice of half a lime (optional) ¼ cup plain flour 1 egg, lightly beaten 1 cup panko bread crumbs 2 tablespoons oil Salt and pepper Pre-heat oven to 200 degrees. Spread 1 tablespoon of oil on a baking dish; set aside. Squeeze lime juice on avocado slices. Season with salt and pepper. Toss in flour then dip in egg and coat well in panko breadcrumbs. Place in a single layer on the greased dish. Drizzle with the remaining oil or spray with cooking spray. Bake for 15 minutes or until the fries are crispy and golden. Serve with a dipping sauce of your choice … chipotle, ranch or a nice garlic aioli could be the go! Thanks to Delicious for this easy version of avocado fries.

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With a stunning street presence and, within, white walls retaining the ornate architraves and timber fret work, the bones of this house are those of its original period, stripped bare and then complemented with contemporary finishes. In the open-plan kitchen, meals and lounge area at the rear of the property, a simple white kitchen has timber benchtops and stainless-steel appliances. Geometric pendant lights look great. Exposed timber cafe doors open to a decked area and small lawn beyond. All three bedrooms have grey carpeting; two have built-in robes, one with a renovated fireplace with a period surround and gloss black subway tiling. The third bedroom could easily be a second living space. Walk to cafes, shops and the station – this place is in the dress circle of the Yarraville postcode.

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Set within a micro-development of similar properties, this spacious townhouse is a few steps to Newport Lakes’ parkland and a five-minute walk to Newport Lakes Primary School, with the train station just a little further. The facade is simple and modern and there is a carport for one car with a single lock-up garage with internal access beyond. Past the neat porch and front door, floating floors and a hall lead to the open plan living area at the rear of the property. The kitchen is an all-white affair with stone benches and stainless-steel appliances. The lounge room has a split-system. Sliding doors lead to the no-fuss paved courtyard. Upstairs there are three carpeted bedrooms with built-in robes. There is a second carpeted living area upstairs, with sliding doors opening to a balcony.

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• Experience within real estate, account management or media/advertising • A high level of both sales and customer service experience • The ability to cross-sell products • Excellent verbal and written communication skills • A strong ability to build and maintain relationships • Good time management skills • A valid drivers licence and own vehicle If you are a self-motivated, energetic and result-oriented sales professional looking to join a dynamic team then you are invited to apply by emailing your resume and cover letter to Jack at jgillespie@starweekly.com.au

Werribee 21B Georgia Crescent

Dreams Do Come True, Luxury Living At Its Best! • Three bedrooms with walk-in robes • Powder room, upstairs 2-way bathroom • Open plan kitchen/meals & living area • Oversized single remote garage • Fully landscaped gardens front & back • Outdoor entert space, decking area YPA WYNDHAM CITY 9741 7777

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Price: $2.6 million – $2.8 million

Here is a property for the individual, for the stylistic provocateur; for the buyer with exceptional taste and who wants the very best, not to mention the room to house it all. Interior designer Adele Mangano describes a vision for creating a residence where the bones of the property would stand the test of time. Soaring ceilings, exemplary fittings and hardware, imposing thoroughfares and standout kitchens (inside and out), create a timeless appeal. “The living spaces are large. We needed furniture that would ensure proportion, so

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these made-to-measure pieces come with the property,” she said. The dining table measures 3.5 metres in length and is made of American Oak, to tie-in with the flooring and wall panelling in the hall. The Italian-made couch is huge. In the kitchen, find a set of four wall-set Miele appliances – two ovens, a steamer and a microwave. Deep Carrara marble is set atop French provincial-style cabinetry. The walk-in butler’s pantry is extensive. Lavish architectural features by M7 Design Group include floor-to-ceiling picture windows opposite the extensive

sunken lounge area, where the custom-made lounge invites luxurious yet casual evenings and effortless entertaining. Water from the lap pool splashes against the window in an architectural trick that adds interest to the space. “The use of carpet, timber and tile was all chosen to ensure the spaces would be current in the years to come,” Adele says. “If you take all of the furniture out, you can change the mood with ease,” Adele says. “A New York loft or French Provincial style are both achievable thanks to the spaces created by M7 design, and,

hopefully due to the interior choices I made when we designed the property.” A dedicated office and a guest suite with en suite are both on entry. Next is a large children’s play room with views of the outdoor entertaining area. Upstairs there are four further carpeted bedrooms, the main with a large walk-in robe as well as its en suite. The double garage, accessed via Napier Street, includes a den like no other, with feature lighting, built-in cabinetry, and a bathroom. Samantha Freestone

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9 Kingham Street

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Innovative design concepts are showcased in this sensational architect designed Town Residence. (Designed by Award winning Architects Peddle Thorpe). Slick & sophisticated, this property features the ultimate in stylish interior & quality finishes, perfectly suited to the astute Investor or Owner Occupier. r All r. only a short drive to the C.B.D. & local amenities. • LUG w remote • 3 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms and 2 balconies • Porcelain vanities and toilet suites • Modern kitchens w stone tops • S/S appliances incl dishwasher • Tiled & carpeted floors • Ducted heating & split system cooling

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PRICE $725,000 to $750,000 AUCTION Saturday 18th August 2018 11:30AM VIEW Saturday 12:45 - 1:15PM As advertised or by appointment AGENT Anthony Gunn M 0409 377 449

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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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With a lovely facade this deceptively spacious family home only continues to impress as you step inside. Downstairs comprises of a large open plan Family & Dining area adjacent to a smartly presented kitchen. In addition there is a large bathroom, sep. laundry & a huge 6m deep rumpus room with natural combustion stove. Upstairs comprises of powder room, 3 great sized bedrooms all with robes, master with A/C. This home is completely free standing with the advantage of rear car access for one vehicle, plus much more on street parking.

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PRICE $1,200,000 - $1,250,000 AUCTION 1st September 2018 12:30PM VIEW Saturday 10:00 - 10:30AM As advertised or by appointment AGENT Anthony Gunn M 0409 377 449

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PRICE $POA VIEW Saturday 11:30AM - 12:00PM 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 VIEW Thursday 6:00 - 6:30PM Saturday 1:00 - 1:30PM As advertised or by appointment AGENT David Johnston M 0435 879 165

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Sat 4 Aug 9.45 - 10.15

Sun 5 Aug 1.15 - 1.45

$1m - $1.1m

CHARACTER AND CHARM

Katie Smith 0425 737 673

$800k - $880,000

SLEEK, STYLISH AND READY TO ENJOY

Katie Smith 0425 737 673

$1.8m - $1.98m

SO MUCH SPACE FOR ACTIVITIES...

Katie Smith 0425 737 673

$880k - $950,000

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

$770,000

Sat 4 Aug 12.15 - 12.45

Sun 5 Aug 12.00 - 12.30 Lauren Wood 0411 648 509

Private Sales

ALTONA MEADOWS

11 Henry Drive

NEWPORT

$600k - $660,000 PARK-FACING FAMILY HOME Katie Smith 0425 737 673

28/124-136 Mason Street NEWPORT

$690k - $750,000 Sat 4 Aug 12.30 - 1.00

Sun 5 Aug 11.45 - 12.15

12 Wren Street

ALTONA

$800k - $850,000 Sat 4 Aug 2.30 - 3.00

Sun 5 Aug 11.00 - 11.30

30 Franklin Street

NEWPORT

$820k - $890,000 Sat 4 Aug 11.30 - 12.00

Sun 5 Aug 11.15 - 11.45

2/35 Delphin Avenue

ALTONA NORTH

Under Contract

Lauren Wood 0411 648 509

ATTENTION TO DETAIL

Auctions - Saturday 25 August

129/6 Paine Street 278 Melbourne Road

NEWPORT

$1,380,000

Sat 4 Aug 1.00 - 1.30

400 Kororoit Creek Road

WILLIAMSTOWN NORTH

Contact Agent

EXPRESSIONS OF INTEREST Michael Harvey 0425 737 672 CLOSE FRIDAY 5 OCTOBER

9 Ronald Avenue

ALTONA NORTH

Contact Agent

POTENTIAL PLUS

Katie Smith 0425 737 673

Under Contract

STUNNING IS AN UNDERSTATEMENT!

Lauren Wood 0411 648 509

Contact Agent

OVER 30 SQUARES OF LUXURY!

Lauren Wood 0411 648 509

9 Railway Parade 53 River Street

NEWPORT NEWPORT

3/499 Geelong Road

YARRAVILLE

$370k - $390,000 Sat 4 Aug 2.00 - 2.30

Michael Harvey 0425 737 672 8 Jeffrey Avenue

ALTONA NORTH

Contact Agent

SIMPLY THE BEST

Lauren Wood 0411 648 509

1/47A New Street

SOUTH KINGSVILLE

$770k - $820,000 Sat 4 Aug 2.45 - 3.15

Sun 5 Aug 2.00 - 2.30

36 Alma Terrace

NEWPORT

$1,200,000

3 beds / 2 baths / 2 cars

Katie Smith 0425 737 673

2/485 Melbourne Road

NEWPORT

$420k - $450,000 Sat 4 Aug 2.00 - 2.30

Sun 5 Aug 10.15 - 10.45

89F & 131F 601 Little Collins Street

MELBOURNE

$15,000 Each

THE CBD STORAGE PLACE

Katie Smith 0425 737 673

Williamstown

NEW LISTING

400 Kororoit Creek Road

A RARE COMMERCIAL OPPORTUNITY... ABSOLUTE STREET FRONT

• Located in one of the Inner-West’s blue-chip suburbs and only minutes to Melbourne CBD via the West Gate Bridge or Footscray Road • Ideal for all trade industries, business suites or storage • Caretakers accommodation • Currently an Automotive Museum • Features a showroom, offices, workshop, service, sales, hoist, three phase power, industrial compressor, nitrogen producer, CCTV, plus heating and cooling • Land size 1,095sqm approximately • Building 450sqm approximately • Mezzanine 96sqm approximately • Outbuildings 131sqm approximately

EXPRESSIONS OF INTEREST CLOSING 5.30 FRIDAY 5 OCTOBER MELWAYS 55 D7 ENQUIRY Contact Agent CONTACT Michael Harvey 0425 737 672 michaelh@williamsre.com.au

Altona

OPEN WED 5.30 – 6.00

6A Finley Road

AUCTION THIS SATURDAY

QUALITY AND CONTEMPORARY RESIDENCE

• Brand-new and beautifully presented, this outstanding contemporary residence will deliver delightful, desirable surprises from start to finish • Designed with a modern lifestyle in mind, defined by a large open-plan living area where the gourmet kitchen incorporates immaculate stone benches and stainless steel appliances • Additionally showcasing, stylish and well-appointed bathrooms with floating vanities and a stunning freestanding bathtub • Offering plenty of space and storage for the whole family with a total of four bedrooms including the sizeable master bedroom which is conveniently enhanced by a walk-in-robe and ensuite • Brilliant natural light illuminates magazine worthy interiors whilst the undercover alfresco area brings an ideal indoor/outdoor balance to the arrangement, further complemented by the low-maintenance north-facing backyard • Immediate accessibility to Harrington Square, Westona Station and nearby schools brings about a satisfying conclusion

AUCTION Saturday 4 August at 1.30 MELWAYS 54 E8 INSPECT Wednesday 1 August 5.30 - 6.00 Saturday 4 August 1.00 for 1.30

ENQUIRY $950,000 - $990,000 CONTACT Julian Montebello 0406 883 980 julianm@williamsre.com.au

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Williamstown

4 Rifle Range Drive

A FAMILY CLASSIC!

• Offering the perfect family lifestyle and only moments away from beautiful Jawbone Reserve, foreshore walkways, schools and Williamstown Beach • Family kitchen is at the heart of the home, overlooking the lovely rear garden with large windows allowing a flow of natural light all year-round • Adjoining dining/family room opens onto a bright and sunny paved outdoor entertaining area with a north-facing aspect • Generous backyard with large solar heated pool makes this bayside home perfect for families, or those looking for extra room to move! • A formal lounge/sitting room adds further to the versatile floor plan • Four bedrooms upstairs with built-in-robes, master with large walk-in-robe, ensuite and balcony with stunning water views • Single lock-up garage with front and rear door access through to the backyard, second car space in driveway, plus an excellent storage shed • Includes ducted heating, split system, floorboards, separate laundry, plus a ground floor powder room. A wonderful lifestyle is on offer, nestled within a quiet and established part of The Rifle Range Estate

AUCTION Saturday 11 August at 11.30 MELWAYS 55 J10 INSPECT Saturday 4 August 12.30 - 1.00 Sunday 5 August 12.45 - 1.15

ENQUIRY $1.7m - $1.75m CONTACT Michael Harvey 0425 737 672 michaelh@williamsre.com.au

Newport

139/6 Paine Street

BRAND NEW PRESTIGIOUS HOME, IN AN EQUALLY PRESTIGIOUS LOCATION

• Located in the heart of Newport where you can leave the car behind and walk to everything...moments away from Newport Railway Station, cafes, restaurants and The Strand waterfront • Comprising three bedrooms and two bathrooms, including a master with generous walk-in-robe and ensuite • Secure parking for two cars in a lock-up garage • Family size kitchen with stone benchtops, ample storage as well as a walkin pantry and stainless steel appliances • The open-plan design takes advantage of windows allowing a constant flow of natural light, leading out to a balcony • All this and a large rooftop terrace with panoramic views of the city, equals the perfect space for entertaining with family and friends • An opportunity not to be missed!

AUCTION Saturday 11 August at 2.30 MELWAYS 56 A5 INSPECT Saturday 4 August 12.15 - 12.45 Sunday 5 August 12.00 - 12.30

ENQUIRY Contact Agent CONTACT Michael Harvey 0425 737 672 michaelh@williamsre.com.au

27 Years Of Combined Experience In Property Management Call Williams Real Estate to find out how we can assist you in getting the best possible outcome for your investment property. If your property is exclusively listed with another agent, please disregard this notice.

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BAYSIDE P-12 COLLEGE PRESENTS GREG HOCKING ELLY PARTNERS

BAYSIDE P-12 COLLEGE PRESENTS

WHAT’S WHAT’S ON THE ON THE

BOX? Bayside P-12 Paisley Campus

Wednesday 22nd 22nd to to Saturday Saturday 25th 25th August August Wednesday Tickets Purchased at the Paisley, Altona North Tickets Purchased at the Paisley, Altona North and Williamstown Campuses and Williamstown Campuses

Williamstown 8387 0000

Yarraville 8387 0011

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Altona 9398 8888

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2 Clark Street, Williamstown Perfectly positioned so close to the water that you feel that youâ€™re part of The Strand scene, but beautifully free from its price premium, this fabulous residenceâ€™s framed water, city and bay views complement visionary family thinking within easy reach of schools, cafes, restaurants and retail attractions. Dynamic dimensions including a dedicated home office and a spacious retreat surround two downstairs bedrooms and a central bathroom. Above, unlimited luxury defines the main bedroom suite while bright living and dining areas are served by an impressively equipped open-plan kitchen. Outdoor entertaining zones on both upstairs and downstairs levels, elegant landscaping and secure double garaging add to the allure.

BER Auction Inspect Contact

$2,300,000 - $2,500,000 Sat 1st Sep at 1.30pm Sat 1.45-2.15pm Leigh Melbourne 0414 239 986 Wayne Elly 0410 305 305

2clarkstreetwilliamstown.com.au

Williamstown 8387 0000

Yarraville 8387 0011

Altona 9398 8888

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35 Knightsbridge Avenue, Altona Meadows Lovingly maintained 3 bedroom brick charmer with all the comfort of family living. Easy to living in with room to make it your own in the future, this light filled home enjoys an inviting lounge with warm timber floors, sun drenched kitchen, tiled TV/meals area, a lovely main bedroom (WIR), neat semi ensuite and a north facing covered alfresco area with a secure rear garden with paved entertaining, citrus trees and 3 large sheds beyond. Enjoying hard floors throughout, this single level home provides ducted heating, air conditioning, ceiling fans, solar panels, security doors and a secure double carport. Ride your bike along Skeleton Creek to Altona Beach, minutes to Laverton station, Central Square Shopping Centre, schools and parks.

3 1 2 BER $650,000 - $700,000 For Sale Inspect Sat 11-11.30am Contact Jessica Tse 0439 332 888 Jacob Davis 0433 208 312

35knightsbridgeavenuealtonameadows.com.au

68 Cooper Avenue, Altona North When you wish for single level style, when you want low-maintenance ease with a luxury emphasis, this is exactly the design you desire. Behind an appealing modern profile, three inviting bedrooms and two gleaming bathrooms surround a central study or home office. To the rear, living and dining areas surround a Caesar-stone open-plan kitchen before leading to outdoor entertaining that’s decked, covered and conveys a mood made for sunny Saturdays and Sundays – or any day at all! A secure garage plus driveway parking further enhance an exceptional property that’s conveniently close to Altona Gate shopping, schools, parks, recreation facilities and freeway access.

BER Auction Inspect Contact

3 2 2 $680,000 - $730,000 Sat 18th Aug at 11.30am Sat 1-1.30pm Jacob Davis 0433 208 312 Jessica Tse 0439 332 888

68cooperavenuealtonanorth.com.au

Williamstown 8387 0000

Yarraville 8387 0011

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Altona 9398 8888

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25 Stafford Street, Footscray The original character and period proportions of this engaging, free-standing Edwardian are matched by its modern, renovated elements and a location that’s pivotal to every Footscray attraction. Classical lines project a charming profile that’s supported by the style of interior spaces including two double bedrooms that share a central bathroom while separate living and dining areas surround a kitchen where the emphasis is on contemporary excellence. Stone surfaces, designer storage and quality appliances ensure daily demands are met with ease. When the time comes to entertain, the mood of the landscaped backdrop is immediately welcoming, enhancing an allotment, with off street parking, that also suggests the opportunity to contemplate extension plans, subject to council approval. Barkly Street, city transport, Victoria University campus, the hospitals precinct, parks, schools – there’s lifestyle and/or investment allure in literally every direction.

BER Auction Inspect Contact

2 1 1 $800,000 - $880,000 Sat 25th Aug at 10.30am Sat 10.15-10.45am Leigh Melbourne 0414 239 986 Terry Fitzpatrick 0422 971 667 Anna Grech 0438 446 051

25staffordstreetfootscray.com.au

63 Alma Terrace, Newport There are so many reasons why Victorian era traditions are considered timeless in their appeal – and this irresistible two bedroom residence demonstrates why! The classic lines of its profile sets the tone for the generous proportions of each double bedroom before sparkling presentation and pleasing fittings reflect the quality of the bathroom renovation including European laundry. To the rear, polished floors and reverse cycle heating/cooling complement a living/dining area featuring an impressively appointed openplan kitchen with a central island bench. Bi-fold doors ensure smooth transition from indoor spaces to outdoor dimensions designed to make entertaining easy. Roof storage and garden shed further enhance a home enjoying all the advantages of being within walking distance to Williamstown, The Strand, cafes, Newport Park and close proximity to Newport station. No wonder this period property is more attractive today than it’s ever been!

BER Auction Inspect Contact

2 1 $800,000 - $860,000 Sat 25th Aug at 11.30am Sat 10.15-10.45am Nathan Gleeson 0409 556 584 Terry Fitzpatrick 0422 971 667

63almaterracenewport.com.au

Williamstown 8387 0000

Yarraville 8387 0011

Altona 9398 8888

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14 Keen Street, Newport The designer spaces and desirable details of this exceptional home convey quality that’s unmistakable in a location that’s irresistible. Flexibly formal and informal living and dining areas featuring a combination of elegant tiles and perfectly polished floorboards are complemented by a kitchen where gleaming granite benches and sparkling stainless steel appliances ensure form and function are beautifully balanced. Beyond, paved proportions enjoying sunny privacy make outdoor entertaining easy. A versatile fourth bedroom or substantial study adds to the downstairs allure while style and size define three upstairs bedrooms and two bathrooms, including the main bedroom’s impressive ensuite. A substantial separate laundry, faultless presentation, heating, cooling, ducted vacuum and a double garage enhance the profile of this distinctive address, moments from Newport Lakes Park, schools and The Circle’s shops.

BER Auction Inspect Contact

4 2 2 $1,000,000 - $1,100,000 Sat 11th Aug at 1.30pm Sat 11.30-12pm Leigh Melbourne 0414 239 986 Wayne Elly 0410 305 305

14keenstreetnewport.com.au

15 North Road, Newport The perfect example of how elegantly and effectively a contemporary home can meet the demands and desires that have always been key factors of family life, this outstanding residence enjoys un-interrupted outlooks over Newport Park from its instantly appealing position. Upstairs and downstairs living/dining/entertaining areas, each with its own kitchen, are matched by equally impressive outdoor domains including a sun drenched upper level balcony and beautifully low-maintenance alfresco dimensions downstairs. Four bedrooms and three bathrooms, featuring a main bedroom that serves as a superb parents’ retreat, highlight the family focus of a design further enhanced by unforgettable attention to detail, every imaginable comfort, secure garage and extra parking. A couple of minutes to The Strand, even quicker to your local café!

4 3 2 $1,400,000 - $1,500,000 Sat 18th Aug at 1.30pm Thu 5.30-6pm Sat 1-1.30pm Contact Leigh Melbourne 0414 239 986 Wayne Elly 0410 305 305 BER Auction Inspect

15northroadnewport.com.au

Williamstown 8387 0000

Yarraville 8387 0011

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Altona 9398 8888

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GREG HOCKING ELLY PARTNERS

113 The Avenue, Spotswood The message emphasizes quality, the mood matches indoor luxury to outdoor allure – this landmark residence delivers everything we desire from a townhouse with the feel of a family home. The light-filled flexibility of a north-facing formal lounge or fourth bedroom complements inviting living/dining spaces accompanied by a kitchen equipped with stone benches and the best from La Germania and Bosch while the under-cover alfresco dimensions are distinguished by walls of bi-fold glass, a slow combustion fire-place and a wall mounted TV. Three principal bedrooms and three bathrooms accommodate in superlative comfort – clearly illustrated by the main bedroom’s ensuite – while a bright retreat and terrace further enhance the profile of a property that’s perfectly suited to today’s lifestyle. Secure garaging. Close to Hudsons Road and Vernon Street. Ideal from every angle.

BER Auction Inspect Contact

4 3 2 $975,000 - $1,050,000 Sat 25th Aug at 12.30pm Sat 11-11.30am Leigh Melbourne 0414 239 986 Shannon Bushnell 0422 093 068

BER Auction Inspect Contact

4 3 2 $1,600,000 - $1,700,000 Sat 18th Aug at 12.30pm Sat 3.15-3.45pm Leigh Melbourne 0414 239 986 Wayne Elly 0410 305 305

113theavenuespotswood.com.au

4A Bayview Street, Williamstown Sometimes, everything is contained in the street name, as this exceptional Bayview address so beautifully demonstrates. From its substantial balcony and light filled living and dining spaces, this outstanding contemporary property appreciates un-interrupted outlooks across parkland, over the bay and beyond to a horizon that delivers spectacular sunsets. A quality kitchen and sunny central deck further enhance upstairs proportions above three double bedrooms served by two fully tiled, impressively appointed bathrooms while to the rear, an inviting retreat and private courtyard precede an entirely self-contained apartment on top of a secure double garage. Polished concrete floors, heating, cooling and surround sound complement a refined residence that relates to the bay as closely as the name suggests - with schools, bike paths and the swimming beach instantly accessible.

4abayviewstreetwilliamstown.com.au

Williamstown 8387 0000

Yarraville 8387 0011

Altona 9398 8888

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49 John Street, Williamstown An approach to design and construction that eliminated compromise and placed the highest priority on quality was clearly the impetus behind the creation of this landmark home, a refined, relaxed residence that serves with unparalleled success when the kids are six – and will still do so when they’re sixteen. Living and dining spaces that bring everyone together for enjoyment and entertainment by the alluring lap pool are complemented by a superb Carrara marble kitchen featuring the full suite of smeg appliances and a separate alfresco barbeque bench and bar. Alternative upstairs and downstairs main bedrooms, each accompanied by a sophisticated marble ensuite, set the luxury level for three further bedrooms that share a superb third Italian fitted bathroom while a light-filled office and flexible children’s lounge/play-room enhance this home’s first class family credentials. Above the double garage, which is accessed from second frontage to Napier Street, the ultimate ‘man cave’ reveals brilliant, bright spaces framed front and rear by balconies – a spectacular conclusion to a residence that’s unequivocally in a class of its own, equipped with every imaginable comfort and advantageously located around the corner from Douglas Parade shops.

BER Auction Inspect Contact

5 3 2 $2,600,000 - $2,800,000 Sat 18th Aug at 2.30pm Sat 2.30-3pm Leigh Melbourne 0414 239 986 Wayne Elly 0410 305 305

49johnstreetwilliamstown.com.au

4 Charles Road, Altona The beauty of this brand new home – beyond being the first to enjoy it – is a design that reflects such contemporary quality throughout luxurious spaces and an open-plan kitchen featuring a walk-in pantry. Four bedrooms and three bathrooms, including alternative upstairs and downstairs main suites are complemented by a generous retreat while northerly rear aspects enhance under-cover outdoor entertaining. Direct parkland access. Close to Cherry Lake.

BER Auction Inspect Contact

4 3 2 $880,000 - $940,000 Sat 18th Aug at 3.30pm Sat 12-12.30pm Glen Baird 0425 762 344 Nirvana Kane 0449 529 256

4charlesroadaltona.com.au

Williamstown 8387 0000

2/35 Dove Avenue, Altona One of only two, with no Body Corporate, this superlative three bedroom, two bathroom residence enjoys desirable proximity to Westona station, local shops and is within easy reach of parks and the beach. A substantial living/dining area incorporates an open-plan kitchen while high ceilings, ducted and split system heating/cooling and ceiling fans further enhance a light-filled, single level design. Alfresco elegance and secure single garage complete the picture.

BER Auction Inspect Contact

3 2 2 $760,000 - $830,000 Sat 18th Aug at 1.30pm Sat 12.45-1.15pm Glen Baird 0425 762 344 Mark de Brabander 0406 536 447

2/35doveavenuealtona.com.au

Yarraville 8387 0011

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46/91 Moreland Street, Footscray

107 Sixth Avenue, Altona North Vacant land in a vibrant location – an invitation to dream, design and deliver spaces that will provide new home success or produce development rewards, subject to council approval. Dimensions of some 557m2, featuring a frontage of 15.2m approx. and depth of 36.5m approx. illustrate pure potential complemented by proximity to Langshaw Reserve, the Bayside College campus, bus routes, recreation facilities and Altona Gate shopping.

$500,000 - $550,000 Sat 18th Aug at 10.30am Thu 12.30-1pm Sat 9.30-10am Contact Leigh Melbourne 0414 239 986 Shannon Bushnell 0422 093 068

46/91morelandstreetfootscray.com.au

107sixthavenuealtonanorth.com.au

6 Raleigh Street, Footscray You’ll see the scope, you’ll appreciate the position and you’ll recognize the rewards that will follow once this engaging two bedroom Edwardian has received the renovation it so clearly deserves. An allotment of some 244m2 featuring a north-facing backdrop complements options for totally updating, subject to council approval, an ideally situated home close to transport and the city, with off street parking, that will deliver exceptional lifestyle enjoyment far into the future.

BER Auction Inspect Contact

2 1 1 $650,000 - $700,000 Sat 11th Aug at 10.30am Sat 1-1.30pm Anna Grech 0438 446 051 Terry Fitzpatrick 0422 971 667

1/5 Bradley Street, Newport Introduced by its own frontage to a quiet street that’s conveniently close to Newport Lakes Reserve, this spacious three bedroom home shares its address with only one other property. A living room featuring polished hardwood floorboards is complemented by a separate kitchen/meals area, low-maintenance undercover spaces and a double garage. A rewarding opportunity to enjoy first home buyer success and/or consistent investment returns.

3 1 2 $700,000 - $750,000 Sat 4th Aug at 11.30am Wed 5.15-5.45pm Sat 11-11.30am Contact Nathan Gleeson 0409 556 584 Simon Dale 0425 771 377 BER Auction Inspect

1/5bradleystreetnewport.com.au

6raleighstreetfootscray.com.au

Williamstown 8387 0000

BER Auction Inspect

Offering exceptional flexibility so close to the city, a Docklands Cotton Mills address complements this fabulous open plan property. Outstanding, adaptable proportions are accompanied by a versatile office, contemporary kitchen and bathroom facilities, storage and car parking.

Price Contact Agent For Sale Contact Nathan Gleeson 0409 556 584 Terry Fitzpatrick 0422 971 667

Yarraville 8387 0011

Altona 9398 8888

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1/25-27 Thorpe Street, Newport All the attractions of a traditional home and all the advantages of a modern address are combined by this inviting three bedroom residence where generous living and dining rooms that lead to a spacious, separate kitchen. Walk to Newport Gardens Early Learning and Primary School, Bayside College, parks and a café scene that’s constantly evolving from a home that enjoys, established gardens, pergola entertaining, its own street frontage and car parking.

BER Auction Inspect Contact

3 1 1 $750,000 - $800,000 Sat 11th Aug at 11.30am Sat 2.15-2.45pm Mark de Brabander 0406 536 447 Wayne Elly 0410 305 305

Superbly spacious, this stunning new street front sensation outsmarts your family lifestyle with clever design, quality finishes and low maintenance ease. Irresistible with its Oak floors, high ceilings and plantation shutters, this bespoke haven enjoys 3 entertaining zones, luxe stone kitchen (WI pantry), study nook, relaxing deck with outdoor BBQ & garage. Between Cherry Lake and the beach, footsteps to Seaholme PS, train station and parkland.

BER Auction Inspect Contact

4 3 2 $1,240,000 - $1,300,000 Sat 18th Aug at 12.30pm Sat 1.45-2.15pm Dean Caramia 0431 601 399 Vince Caramia 0405 122 925

25sussexstreetseaholme.com.au

1/25-27thorpestreetnewport.com.au

121 Melbourne Road, Williamstown With over a century of ownership by the same family behind it and a fantastic future ahead, this prominently positioned home’s personality, proportions and further potential form an exceptional combination. Today’s traditional profile complements inviting updated and expanded spaces served by a modern kitchen. A paved backdrop and substantial carport accessed from Galatea Court complete the picture only moments from Williamstown station and Williamstown North Primary School.

3 1 1 $870,000 - $930,000 Sat 11th Aug at 11.30am Thu 5-5.30pm Sat 2-2.30pm Contact Terry Fitzpatrick 0422 971 667 Nathan Gleeson 0409 556 584 BER Auction Inspect

121melbourneroadwilliamstown.com.au

Williamstown 8387 0000

25 Sussex Street, Seaholme

1/18 Station Road, Williamstown A wonderful opportunity presents to buy into a quiet and convenient Williamstown pocket. Capturing an abundance of natural light, stunning updated kitchen, renovated bathroom with laundry facilities, spacious lounge with floor boards, two generous bedrooms one with built-in robes, new double glazed windows and a car space on title, all the hard work has been done making this sizeable apartment the perfect opportunity for owner occupiers and investors alike.

BER Auction Inspect Contact

2 1 1 $440,000 - $480,000 Sat 18th Aug at 11.30am Sat 1.30-2pm Mark de Brabander 0406 536 447 Wayne Elly 0410 305 305

1/18stationroadwilliamstown.com.au

Yarraville 8387 0011

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Altona 9398 8888

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11 Ferguson Street Spotswood

Rich In Originality And Ripe With Options â€“ 738.6m2 (approx.) The impeccable originality of this traditional three bedroom home means its classical spaces can be immediately enjoyed while ideas crystallize for taking even further advantage of an allotment measuring some 738.6m2 close to Vernon Streetâ€™s shops. A sense of welcome matched by a mood of retro authenticity defines a residence that leads to great garden dimensions and a substantial garage. A property that invites sensational plans and offers significant potential, subject to council approval.

3 Auction Price Inspect Contact Office

Saturday 18th August 1:30pm $1,100,000 - $1,200,000 Saturday 10:00 - 10:30am Sunday 11:15 - 11:45am Craig Stephens 0418 547 938 Michael Daldy 0403 094 217 1/66 Douglas Parade, Williamstown 33 MARIBYRNONG & HOBSONS BAY STAR WEEKLY \ AUGUST 1, 2018

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12 ORANGE STREET, BRAY A BROOK AY AUCTION THIS SATURDAY

3 ISABEL DRIVE, SUNSHINE WEST

R NOVA RE VAT VA ATE OR DEMOLISH!

BUILD YOUR DRE R AM RE HOME!

• Three bedrooms • Formal lounge room • Kitchen with meals area • Central bathroom & toilet • Double garage • Close to schools, shops & transport

• Amazing opportunity to purchase this rarely found vacant land • Land size approx 485m2 • Situated in a lovely new estate • Brilliant location, close to parks, shopping centre, schools, bus service also excellent access to the Western Ring Road • Be quick or miss out

Features: polished timber floorboards, window dressings, light fittings, gas heater, gas cooking stove & alarm

AUCTION

SAT A URDAY AT A 4TH AUGUST AT AY A 12 NOON INSPECT C CT Saturday 11.30 - 12.00pm C NTA CO T CT TA C Fred (Fatih) Fanoscu 0419 384 097 MAP REF 27 C12

3 ALW L YN COURT, BRAY LW A BROOK AY

SAT A URDAY AT A 11TH AUGUST AT AY A 12 NOON INSPECT C CT By Appointment C NTA CO T CT TA C Fred (Fatih) Fanoscu 0419 384 097 MAP REF 39 K3

52 LINKS STREET, SUNSHINE WEST

BUILDERS R & DEVELOPERS RS R RS DRE R AM! RE

FOR THE LARG R ER RG FAMILY L ! LY

• 2 bedroom concrete home in need of major repairs • Large allotment approx 650m2 • Potential multi-unit development site (STCA) • Situated in a quiet court • Brilliant location, close to Central West shopping centre, schools, bus service & Tottenham train station

• 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

AUCTION

FOR SALE

SAT A 18TH AUGUST AT AY A 12 NOON A URDAY AT INSPECT C CT By Appointment C NTA CO T CT TA C David Falcone 0413 116 717 MAP REF 41 D1

89 CALLAWAY A BOULEVA AY V RD, SUNSHINE WEST VA MODERN R LIVING! RN • 3 comfortable bedrooms all with MBIR’s • Main bedroom with full ensuite • Appealing kitchen with stone benchtops, dishwasher & stainless steel cooking appliances • Large open plan meals & living area • Upstairs family retreat • Bright quality bathroom, 3 toilets • Single garage with remote door • Low maintenance living • Brilliant location, close to parks, shops, schools, public transport also excellent access to the Western Ring Road

7 LACHLAN ROAD, SUNSHINE WEST

2/1 MCGRAT A H STREET, AT SUNSHINE UNDER CONTRACT

SOLD Something Special!

Calling All Unit Buyers r / rs Near New!

Features: high ceilings, downlights, 2 split system air conditioners, ducted heating, skylight & private courtyard

• 3 bedrooms • Lounge room • 2 pak kitchen adjoining meals area • Bright updated bathroom, 2 toilets • Carport & garage converted into a bungalow/sleepout

• 2 bedrooms • Kitchen with stainless steel cooking appliances • Kitchen, meals & living area • Bright quality bathroom • Lock-up carport

FOR SALE

INSPECT C CT Saturday 10.45 - 11.15am C NTA CO T CT TA C David Falcone 0413 116 717 MAP REF 39 K3

44 RIVERBEND WAY A , AY SUNSHINE NORTH

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

62 WESTMORELAND ROAD, SUNSHINE NORTH

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Controlling rabbits at Cherry Lake and Skeleton Creek Throughout August 2018, Melbourne Water is undertaking a control program at Cherry Lake and Skeleton Creek to reduce the number of rabbits. This is part of our commitment to responsible land management, biodiversity conservation and continued good amenity for our neighbours. The baiting will be followed by fumigation to effectively reduce rabbit numbers. Visitors are reminded that these areas are conservation zones and the following precautions should be observed: â€˘ Remain on established pathways â€˘ Do not attempt to enter the fenced area â€˘ Ensure children and pets remain outside restricted areas â€˘ Do not touch or handle animal carcasses â€˘ Observe warning signs and follow any instructions If you suspect that a pet may have come into contact with bait, seek veterinary treatment immediately and inform the vet that the bait is Pindone. Contact 131 722 quoting Cherry Lake and Skeleton Creek rabbit control.

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PROPOSAL TO UPGRADE A MOBILE PHONE BASE STATION AT LAVERTON & MAIDSTONE.

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Section 3.4.18 of the Gambling Regulation Act 2003 Altona RSL Sub-Branch Inc has applied to the Victorian Commission for Gambling and Liquor Regulation to increase the number of gaming machines at the Altona RSL SubBranch Inc, 31 Sargood Street, Altona from 58 to 80. Persons from the municipality where the venue is located may comment on this application in writing, within 30 days of this notice. For more information and contact details regarding this application please visit www.vcglr.vic.gov.au/utility/about+us/ meetings+and +hearings/ Persons wishing to make a submission that do not have internet access can telephone the VCGLR on 1300 182 457 to obtain contact details.

Planning and Environment Act 1987 HOBSONS BAY PLANNING SCHEME Notice of the preparation of an amendment Amendment C116 The Hobsons Bay City Council has prepared Amendment C116 to the Hobsons Bay Planning Scheme. The land affected by the amendment is: s "LACKSHAWS 2OAD !LTONA .ORTH FORMERLY !LTONA 'ATE 0RIMARY 3CHOOL AND s 7OODS 3TREET .EWPORT FORMERLY (OBSONS "AY +INDERGARTEN AND 4OY ,IBRARY The amendment proposes to authorise the removal of all restrictive covenants that apply to "LACKSHAWS 2OAD !LTONA .ORTH AND 7OODS 3TREET .EWPORT BY CHANGING THE 3CHEDULE TO #LAUSE 9OU MAY INSPECT THE AMENDMENT ANY DOCUMENTS THAT SUPPORT THE AMENDMENT AND THE EXPLANATORY REPORT ABOUT THE AMENDMENT FREE OF CHARGE AT THE FOLLOWING LOCATIONS s DURING OFlCE HOURS AT THE FOLLOWING #OUNCIL LOCATIONS

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SPORT Western Jets handed top-shelf lessons Western Jets have been privy to what it takes to be a contender in the TAC Cup in their past two games. The Jets have come face to face with two of the leading country sides, Gippsland Power and Murray Bushrangers, with harsh lessons delivered on the road on both occasions. It has been part of a three-game losing skid for the Jets, who are fast losing touch with the top four. Jets coach Torin Baker is not worried by the form dip and has backed his side to rebound. “We’ve come up against really good opposition and had to travel away,” he said. “We were certainly in the Murray game for a longer period of time today and probably Gippsland were much stronger across the day last week. “There were some good improvements from last week, but it still wasn’t good enough against a quality opposition. “The boys are a really resilient group … so I back them to take on each challenge.” On Saturday, the Jets let it slip away late in a 47-point loss to Murray Bushrangers at Norm

Minns Oval. The Jets were in with a shot at three-quarter time, trailing by just 11 points, but the Bushies banged on eight goals to two in the fourth to run out big winners. “It was disappointing because we had a good third quarter, so we were right in the game,” Baker said. “They dominated that last quarter, their forwards completely got on top.” Jack Watkins is showing some great signs in the Jets midfield. The 17-year-old, a product of Melton South, racked up 27 disposals, eight marks and six tackles to continue his consistent form. Stefan Radovanovic showed some poise across half-back for the Jets and Connor Thar was busy in the midfield. Daniel Pantalleresco and Jake Hazik snared two goals apiece. The Jets are looking forward to getting back to the Williamstown Football Ground – a ground where they are undefeated in five games this season – on Sunday to face the Greater Western Victoria Rebels. Lance Jenkinson

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Jack Watkins has been impressive for the Western Jets. (Mark Wilson)

Daniel Roberts is preparing to take on the world’s best. (Damjan Janevski)

it or loathe it, there are rule changes coming to Aussie rules football. I do think the game at the elite level has some issues to deal with, it can be excruciating to watch at times. Then you get games like the recent Geelong v Melbourne or Richmond v Collingwood – a great spectacle and an enthralling contest. I have switched off a lot of games this year for several reasons including poor skills, one-sided contests, cringeworthy, unintelligent commentary and a game of little consequence or interest. The AFL was looking at introducing some rule changes in several of the final games of the season that have no bearing on finals spots. This is not going to happen and rightly so. There is another suggestion to do the trial at VFL level, which is incredibly arrogant, and dismissive of a competition that has been around since 1877. The AFL might run the game but a direction of this kind, to any other competition, is nothing short of bullying. Personally, I want to see more kicking and marking in our game at all levels. The less it looks like rugby, and executes like soccer, the better it is to watch. I love both soccer and rugby league but a hybrid of the three codes has little interest for me as a spectator. There is nothing in the AFL rules that can make bad teams play well. I am not sure if that problem is fixable. Also, did anyone else notice the most likely rule change is the 6-6-6 rule? Hope it does not favour the Demons too much.

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junior finals start this week, a great reward for all players involved, as well as the coaches, volunteers, club officials and the parents. It is also a timely reminder that it is a game, and winning and losing is part and parcel of what happens. Scenes of ugly parent and crowd behaviour in recent years has detracted from the achievements of the children playing the game. This is a time for celebration, regardless of the result of the game. There is no excuse for anti-social behaviour. Also a reminder to the players to win with humility and lose with dignity. Be ultra competitive but shake hands at the end and savour the moment, there is no guarantee you will be there again.

By Lance Jenkinson Daniel Roberts has conquered Oceania – now he has his sights set on conquering the world. The rising Point Cook boxing star captured the Oceania youth light welterweight title with victory over New Zealander Raymond Seumanu in the 64-kilogram gold medal bout at the 2018 Youth Oceania Championships in Samoa. Roberts was filled with immense pride after winning on behalf of his country. “To be able to wear the Australian gear and stand on top of the podium with the flag and the national anthem, it was unreal,” he said. “Twelve out of the 13 Australians won gold and all 13 medaled.” Roberts’ glory has created a hectic schedule for the remainder of the year. Not only does Roberts need to continue to focus on his year 12 studies at Emmanuel College in Altona North, but he will also be

stepping into the ring to take on the world’s best in his age group at the AIBA Youth World Boxing Championships in Hungary next month and then possibly representing Australia at the Youth Olympics in Argentina. The Youth Olympics selection will depend on his results at the worlds, but the 17-year-old is confident of success. “My focus definitely is a medal – any colour I’ll be happy with,” Roberts said. “The last Youth Worlds Australia went to, we got two medals, a gold and a bronze, so it’s doable, but it will be hard work. “I’ve qualified for the Youth Olympic Games, but it still depends on performances at the Youth Worlds because places are limited for the Australian team.” Roberts was not shocked when the judges ruled the fight against Seumanu in his favour. He admits his was not a dominant performance, but at no point was he taking any punishment from Seumanu.

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“It wasn’t one-sided, but it was sort of my fight,” Roberts said. “It was punch for punch, but the ones I landed on him were probably more significant and had the bigger impact.” Roberts went into the gold medal match with his eyes wide open. He knew the strengths and weaknesses of Seumanu and adjusted his game accordingly. “I’d already seen the kid fight before, so I knew what to expect and how to adapt and fight my sort of fight with him,” Roberts said. “I’m normally an aggressive sort of fighter … but we got a good look at what he could do in the semi-finals and decided to fight a bit different. “I was on the back foot a lot, doing a lot of counter punching … I was a little bit bigger, so I had to use my height and reach over him. “It was different to what I’m used to, but it all worked out in the end.” Roberts is currently in the Philippines on a training camp.

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Gators snapping at the heels of finals contention Altona Gators are shattered to see the Big V basketball men’s division 2 season come to an end. The Gators saved their best till last with three wins to round out the season. Gators coach Des Radoslovic reckons his team was close to reaching its peak in July. “Last weekend we beat the top team and won our double header and we rounded out the season with a win today,” he said. “Often when you get to the end of a season, you’re looking forward to a bit of a break and you can reset. “We’ve kind of been improving as a group chemistry-wise and the team has been playing better and better the longer the season has gone on. “We’re almost ready for the next season to start straight away.” Altona finished the season in ninth place, just three wins off a play-off berth. It was a tough outcome for the Gators, who

showed they could match it with any team in the play-offs. “We had a tough first month, but since then we’ve been playing pretty consistent basketball all along,” Radoslovic said. “We’ve had a lot of close losses and that’s what has knocked us out of finals contention. “We were pretty much in every game and we’ve beaten or challenged every team up the top of the ladder.” Altona had a superb 73-63 win on the road over Pakenham Warriors at Cardinia Life Stadium. It was a great atmosphere on the Gators bench as Radoslovic spread the minutes around and rewarded his role players with extended court time. Centre James Till, with 17 points and eight rebounds, and point guard Nathanael Coory, with 20 points and seven rebounds, still had a big say for the Gators, but all players featured for 10 or more minutes, with James Al-Mourani,

with seven points and six rebounds, and Carson McSweeney, with four points and seven rebounds, impacting of the bench. The future is bright for Altona. Radoslovic aims to bring this group back together next season, but will hope to make one or two additions in the off season that could turn them from an also-ran to a title contender. “I feel like we have a really good core of players now,” Radoslovic said. “They’re getting to know each other’s games better and actually starting to play good basketball as a group. “There’s so much good chemistry within the team and good camaraderie on and off the court, which is very important.” Lance Jenkinson Carson McSweeney made the most of his opportunity in the final game of the season for the Altona Gators. (Mark Wilson)

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By Lance Jenkinson This was a victory of extra significance for Spotswood in the context of the Western Region Football League division 1 season. The fifth-placed Woodsmen won a classic ‘eight pointer’ over the sixth-placed Sunshine Kangaroos, effectively sealing their finals berth at the expense of their opponents. Woodsmen coach Anthony Eames was just thrilled to see his team get on the winning side of the ledger after three consecutive defeats. “We needed the win,” he said. “We were pretty ordinary against Altona and got touched up there, we were alright for three quarters against Deer Park but they crucified us in the third and against Hoppers Crossing we were OK for the majority of the game, but we just turned it over in the last quarter. “It was nice to put a solid four quarters together.” Eames praised the Spotswood team for being a hard working group. The Woodsmen ramped up their training in the midst of their losing streak and the fruits of that labour could be seen in the win over Sunshine. “We had to turn it around,” Eames said. “We’ve worked hard all year to be honest, but we’ve certainly picked the pace up in the last couple of weeks at training. “We forced it.” Trailing by 11 points at quarter-time, there was no panic in the Spotswood camp. With Sunshine virtually at a do-or-die stage of the season, the Woodsmen knew they would take the visitors best shots early and needed to ride out the storm. “We just stayed at it and gradually got back in the game,” Eames said. Spotswood slowly but surely took control of the arm wrestle. It was only the Woodsmen’s inaccurate kicking – a return of 7.14 from 21 scoring shots to half-time – that kept the Kangaroos in the game. The Woodsmen never managed to iron out the creases in their goalkicking, finishing the match with 20 behinds, but they still found a way to win with a five-goal-to-two last quarter. The inaccuracy in front of goal was a concern for Eames. “We just didn’t capitalise on our opportunities as well as I would’ve liked,” he said. “We need to do that better.” David Iaccarino played a starring role in the midfield for Spotswood before resting forward to kick two goals. Tom Langlands copped a tag – “no different any other game,” Eames said – but certainly won the battle. The Walshe brothers – Hayley and Brandon – received praise from their coach. Spotswood will hit the road to play injury-hit Albion at J.R. Parsons Reserve on Saturday.

Braybrook and Spotswood in semi-final action on Friday night. (Belinda Vitacca Photography)

Netball

Braybrook is one win away from the inaugural WRFL netball grand final. The Bombers were victorious 37-35 over Spotswood in a cut-throat semi-final at the VU Community Sports Stadium on Friday night. North Footscray will live to fight another day after being crushed 44-18 by Point Cook in the major semi-final. The Devils will face Braybrook in the preliminary final this Friday night, with the winner to meet Point Cook in the August 10 decider.

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Altona Magic has extended its unbeaten run to 10 games in NPL Victoria 2 west. The Magic, seven points clear at the top of the ladder, played out a 1-1 draw with east conference powerhouse Moreland City on the road at Campbell Reserve on Saturday. Jon McShane fired the Magic in front in the first half, but City found an equaliser late in the second half. Meanwhile, Williamstown ended a stretch of five games without a win in men’s state league 3, upsetting Sebastopol Vikings 3-1 away at St Georges Reserve.

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Spotswood’s Josh Drage is wrapped up in a tackle. (Damjan Janevski)

Meanwhile, Altona survived a scare in a seven-point win over St Albans. The Vikings should have wrapped their win up earlier, but kicked a woeful 4.16 from 20 scoring shots. All’s well that ends well for Altona as it moved a step close to a finals double chance. Further afield, Werribee Districts and Hoppers Crossing played out a draw. In division 2, Parkside came back from 31 points down at half-time to beat Newport

Power by 13, North Footscray snapped its three-game losing streak in a 110-point win over Albanvale, Yarraville-Seddon cruised to a 105-point win over Manor Lakes, while West Footscray was thrashed by 99 points at home to Point Cook. In division 3, Laverton had a heartbreaking six-point loss to Sunshine Heights, while inconsistent Braybrook went from chocolates to boiled lollies in a 108-point thrashing from Point Cook Centrals.

Footscray was back to its brutal best in a 7-0 whitewash of Yarra Valley in the Hockey Victoria women’s premier league at the Footscray Hockey Centre on Saturday. The Bulldogs bounced up to second on the ladder as Monica Singh, Georgia Hopkins and Olivia Colasurdo scored doubles. Altona put up a good fight in a 4-2 loss to top side Hawthorn. In men’s premier league, Oscar Allen struck twice in Footscray’s 3-0 victory over Yarra Valley, while Altona scored three second-half goals in a 4-1 win over Hawthorn. FOR MORE SPORT, VISIT Web: starweekly.com.au Maribyrnong & Hobsons Bay Star Weekly @starweeklysport @star_weekly

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