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Artist aid for bush critters
(Damjan Janevski)
Altona’s Peter Forward is using his art to raise awareness of Australian bush creatures at risk of extinction and the threats to their habitats. Using cardboard thrown out by shops, glue and an angle grinder, he sculpts works based on the threatened Australian species. Among the animals he has created are the burrowing bettong, leadbeater’s possum, brush-tailed phascogale, spot-tailed quoll, numbat, bilby, potoroo, squirrel glider and yellow-footed rock-wallaby. One of his sculptures is of Australia’s most endangered marsupial – Gilbert’s potoroo. “I wanted to emphasise this one because there’s maybe a dozen left – and then they’re gone, gone forever,” Forward said. The recycled cardboard, a product basically made of wood chips, sends a message of its own. “We cut down our forests, which is the homes of these guys,” Forward said. Forward is seeking spaces to exhibit his art to educate people about native animals and the threats they face. To follow his work, visit Peter Forward’s Artist Diary on Facebook. Goya Dmytryshchak
Foodbank back down By Benjamin Millar A public backlash has forced the federal government to reverse its decision to strip funding from a Yarraville-based charity, a cut that jeopardised more than $8 million of food relief. Foodbank, a charity that helps feed 710,000 hungry Australians a month, slammed the government on Monday over a surprise decision to slash $323,000 a year from its funding. More than 30,000 people signed online petitions demanding the cuts be reversed. Prime Minister Scott Morrison defended
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the cuts on Monday, yet on Tuesday said funding would be restored for at least four more years. “I have listened and decided to increase the food relief budget by $1.5 million over the next 4.5 years and have asked the minister to place more focus on relief in drought-affected areas,” he stated via social media.
“This maintains Foodbank’s funding at $750,000 per year.” Foodbank chief executive Brianna Casey said the decision to reduce annual funding from $750,000 to $427,000, announced six weeks from Christmas, had shocked the organisation. But on Tuesday, Ms Casey welcomed the backdown, labelling the reversal a “massive relief ”. “As a sector, we are trying to feed more than four million Australians, who at some point are struggling with food insecurity,” she told ABC. The proposed cut would have been the
third since 2014 and threatened to end the charity’s Key Staples Program, which ensures essential supplies such as rice, bread and vegetables get to people going hungry. The cut decision was criticised by the federal opposition, the National Farmers Federation and even from within the government’s own ranks. Visiting Foodbank on Monday, Opposition Leader Bill Shorten called the funding cut “foolish” and “a disaster”. “When you can find $444 million for a Great Barrier Reef Foundation that didn’t even ask for the money … why not give $323,000 to the Foodbank?,” he asked.
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Have your say on the Flemings Pool access ramp. Council has gathered findings from community feedback and level surveys, as well as geotechnical investigations to arrive at an updated design for the popular Altona swimming spot. You can view the updated design and provide feedback at participate.hobsonsbay.vic.gov. au/flemingspool. Council is also running a drop-in session on the new design to receive feedback on Thursday 15 November between 5.30pm and 7.30pm at the Civic Centre, 115 Civic Parade, Altona.
The Ada Cambridge Forecourt is now the official name for the forecourt at the Williamstown Town Hall and Library, with new signage recently unveiled. The naming pays tribute to the noted writer and poet who lived in Williamstown from 1893 to 1913. A sign onsite details Ada’s life and features a unique ‘QR’ code, which connects to further biographical information on the Hobsons Bay Libraries’ website. The restoration of the Williamstown Town Hall and the rebuilding of the library has been the perfect opportunity to create a new and more inviting public space.
A very special one night only as part of the Art & Industry Festival that is not to be missed. After 6pm on Friday 23 November, Favor & Grace will host a very cool evening, including a tattoo exhibition, live music featuring the fabulous Lady Midnight from 8pm and locally-made industrial films in the Container Cinema outside on Railway Avenue. And to keep it going in all things Art & Industry westside, join the Mesh Mash crew on Saturday 24 November, 1pm to 3pm, for a free experimental printing day at Woods Street Arts Space in Laverton. Led by Mesh Mash artists, you can try your hand at printing a tote bag or fabric samples. Suitable for all ages. Details: artandindustryfestival.com.au
Altona Early Years Hub opening soon The Altona Early Years Hub will open its doors on 7 January 2019. The new Council-owned, modern, integrated early years community facility offers a range of children and family services, including long day care, three and four year old kindergarten, playgroups, maternal and child health services, early intervention services and community spaces. For more information, visit www.hobsonsbay.vic.gov. au/altonaearlyyearshub. For enrolments, email Early Childhood Management Services (ECMS) at altonahub@ ecms.org.au or call 0475800860.
Master plan updates The detailed draft concept plan for the AH Ford Reserve Park Improvement Plan in Altona is nearly finalised. Residents will soon be invited to provide feedback on the type of play equipment to be installed. For more information, visit www.hobsonsbay.vic.gov. au/ahford The master plan for PA Burns Reserve in Altona has been released. Residents are invited to view the master plan and the proposed staging plan, visit www.hobsonsbay.vic.gov.au/paburns
Armstrong Reserve concept plan The draft concept plan for the Armstrong Reserve upgrade in Newport was recently exhibited for final comments. Thank you to residents who provided feedback. Construction is scheduled to commence in April 2018.
Storytime in the park Join us for songs, stories and craft activities in the beautiful parks and gardens of Hobsons Bay. Bring a picnic rug and a hat as we celebrate summer and share our love of books and the great outdoors. The magnificent Williamstown Botanic Gardens will host a session on 12 December (Fractured Fairy Tales), 16 January (Teddy Bear’s Picnic) and 20 February (Where the Wild Bugs are). There is also a session at Paine Reserve in Newport on 20 December. All storytime sessions are from 10.30am to 11am and replace the Williamstown Library Wriggle and Read sessions. In the event of rain, storytimes will be held at your local library. For more information, visit libraries.hobsonsbay.vic.gov.au
Skeleton Creek upgrades Council is continuing its work on the Skeleton Creek Trail upgrade. To date, the section of the trail from South Terrace to Ravenswood Court has been completed, including Lambassa Way to Clarendon Court in Seabrook. Work will soon begin on the next section from Ravenswood Court to Clarendon Court. Works on the section of the trail between Clarendon Court to Point Cook Road is scheduled to commence in March 2019. This work also involves raising the level of the ground on either side of the footbridge over the creek between Lan Avenue, Altona Meadows and Ravenswood Court, Seabrook to prevent flooding.
Road resurfacing program Works will start next month as part of Council’s road resurfacing program for 2018/19. Council’s road resurfacing program includes 19 streets from Altona and Altona Meadows, with works starting in the Altona Meadows area. Residents will be notified prior to works commencing in their street.
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Hobsons Bay residents can recycle their electronic waste (ewaste) for free on Saturday 17 November from 8am to 3pm at the Council’s Operations Centre, Sugar Gum Drive, Altona. Old computers, mobile phones and televisions may contain hazardous materials such as lead, cadmium and mercury, which can pose a health and safety risk if disposed of incorrectly. Dispose of ewaste correctly and divert it from landfill. View what items can be accepted www.hobsonsbay.vic.gov.au/ ewaste or call Council on 9932 1000.
Nominations are now open for the 2019 Hobsons Bay Citizen and Young Citizen of the Year Awards. Nominees must be Australian citizens who live, work or study in Hobsons Bay. Nominations close Friday 7 December. For more information,visit www.hobsonsbay.vic.gov.au/citizenawards.
The Art & Industry Festival kicks off on Friday and runs for 10 days across the city from 16 to 25 November. The second biennial Art & Industry Festival will present more than 30 events as it celebrates and investigates the changing industrial and manufacturing heartland of Australia – Melbourne’s western suburbs – through some very special events and exhibitions. For more information, visit artandindustryfestival.com.au or www.facebook.com/artandindustryfestival
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Labor pledges $1.3m for Williamstown high Williamstown High School will get $1.3 million if Labor is re-elected, the state government pledged last week. Labor candidate for Williamstown Melissa Horne said the funding would enable the school to upgrade its year 12 study centre and complete the next stage of its Centenary Theatre complex. The 304-seat theatre officially opened in 2017. Principal Gino Catalano said stage two of the theatre would include instrumental music rooms, a band room, a green room, increased
gallery space and a facility for VCE dance students. “There’s only a handful of state schools that offer dance as part of VCE and by us having a dance facility we believe there’ll be demand from our students and even neighbouring schools to offer VCE dance in to the future, so that will be part of this performing arts centre of excellence,” he said. “The study centre’s also something to be excited about – a purpose-built facility for our students.
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“It’s like a rite of passage for students to get to take over this space.” Ms Horne said the school was “at the heart of the community”. “This is effectively finishing what Labor started in that the Williamstown High
School community have been planning an upgrade to their year 12 study centre and to the next stage of their theatre complex,” she said. “So Labor will invest $1.3 million towards these exciting new plans. “It’s been really welcomed by the school. “By enabling them to complete their second stage, along with their year 12 study centre, it will be an asset for generations to come.” Goya Dmytryshchak
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Parents and students are angry that promised funding for the school’s rebuild has fallen short. Damjan Janevski)
Dinjerra cash delay pain By Benjamin Millar Parents at a Braybrook primary school are calling on the state government to honour its promise to bring the school into the modern age. Star Weekly reported in May that the long-awaited rebuild of Dinjerra Primary School could finally get under way following a $7.4 million allocation in the state government’s budget. The money was to pave the way for demolition of asbestos-riddled 1960s-era buildings and sheds, refurbishment of the school library and the construction of new administration and classroom buildings.
But parents say a delay in funding means tenders came in well above budget, forcing the school to scale back the rebuild. School council president Vesna Frisina said the Victorian School Building Authority and architects had initially seemed confident the work would come in below the allocated budget. “We have had to remove a large amount of options that we put into the plan to design a more eco-friendly and sustainable school for the future,” she said. The school was promised four relocatable classrooms for use during the rebuild, only to be told at the 11th hour that only two would be provided. The school eventually had a third relocatable classroom provided.
Ms Frisina said the school was receiving no support in providing shaded areas or adequate fencing for proper safety during the work. A Department of Education and Training spokeswoman did not respond to questions about how the initial budget was assessed or whether additional funding to meet the shortfall would be considered. She said that although four relocatables were initially planned to be installed, the school was informed that – based on the number of student enrolments – only three were required. “The Victorian School Building Authority has worked with the school to keep it informed about the required costs of this project throughout the process,” she said.
The Western Health doctor killed in a shark attack in the Whitsundays has been remembered for his wonderful character. Dr Daniel Christidis, 33, had worked at Western Health since February as a widely respected surgical registrar, spending much of his work time at Footscray Hospital. He died from the attack by an unknown species of shark on Monday last week at Cid Harbour. Western Health surgery director Helen O’Connell expressed her great admiration for Dr Christidis. “Dan was a great person to work with and we are all richer for knowing him, sadly too briefly,” Professor O’Connell said. “He was compassionate with patients, going the extra mile to help them. “The consummate professional, especially for someone so young, he was already encouraging younger doctors to aspire to a surgical career and participate in academic projects.” “At 33 he had a PhD and had started working as a urology registrar where his skills and capacity to work well with everyone were outstanding. “Part of that was his enthusiasm and cheerfulness. “But he also had a capacity to find a clear path forward during conflict or a difficult clinical dilemma, such was his rare emotional intelligence.” Joanna Catalano
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A Sydney man and his guitar have arrived in Maribyrnong as part of a three-year mission to raise funds for Lifeline. Murray Mandel, a retired microbiologist, left Canberra in March 2017 and is touring shopping malls around the country. His first day at Highpoint shopping centre on Thursday, November 15 will be his 247th performance at the 109th shopping complex he has visited, raising more than $41,000 to date. Mr Mandel has performed at Airport West, Sunshine Marketplace and Watergardens, following the Tasmanian leg of his tour. “During my performances I have had many people tell me they have phoned Lifeline in the past and been really happy with the advice, support and care they’ve received,” he said.
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“This tour is out of my sense of compassion. All this keeps me going – the tour is gruelling and there are lots of sacrifices indeed, but it’s a real privilege to be able to give back.” Mr Mandel knows what it’s like to overcome adversity. The classical guitarist was left profoundly deaf shortly after he was born, but he hasn’t let that hinder his love of music. “My right ear hearing loss is 92 per cent and the left 83 per cent and I have one of the strongest hearing aids in the world,” he said. Murray Mandel performs at Highpoint from November 15-17 playing from 10am-2.30pm. Anyone experiencing problems should call Lifeline on 13 11 14. Goya Dmytryshchak
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Weather rains on creek clean-up By Benjamin Millar Heavy rainfall has hampered efforts to clean up contaminated Stony Creek, helping to spread thick sediment and reviving odour concerns. Last Tuesday’s downpours overflowed the creek downstream from the site of the August factory fire, sending black sediment across footpaths and into trees in West Footscray. Strong odours were reported in Cruickshank Park in Yarraville and at Stony Creek backwash. Friends of Cruickshank Park secretary Sue Vittori said the situation was just what residents living near the creek had worried about for weeks. “When heavy rain comes, more pollutants just wash downstream into the park and other areas all over again,” she said. A Melbourne Water spokesman said inspections were carried out on Wednesday and all damaged booms and hay bale structures, used to draw pollution from the creek, were repaired or replaced. “It was noted that some visible debris and sediment had washed up above the banks,” he said. “The black sludge that had previously been removed from vegetation does not appear to have returned in significant quantities.” Environment Protection Authority (EPA) metro manager Daniel Hunt said officers reported that existing contamination in the banks of the creek was being flushed out due to high water levels caused by the rain, causing odour levels in the area to rise again. “EPA officers reported that there has been no sign of contaminated run-off from the site since the fire, but it is acknowledged further clean-up of contamination … is a priority,” he said. EPA continues to advise people and pets to avoid coming into contact with water or exposure to odour from Stony Creek.
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Olivia Vivian this year became the first woman to make it to the Ninja Warrior Australia Grand Final. (Picture: Nine)
Australian Ninja Warrior is being filmed in Spotswood and people are being invited to be part of the audience. Filming for next year’s third season is taking place on a supersized obstacle course erected next to Scienceworks. Channel Nine’s action-packed show is being filmed continuously with about 40 ninjas competing between 8.30pm and 2.30am. Fan favourites will return to compete alongside fresh faces. In 2019, the competitor who goes the furthest and fastest will receive a prize of $100,000, which jackpots to $300,000 if they climb Mount Midoriyama. Audience members who want to stay for a whole session can apply for a Ninja Superfan ticket, with a 7pm arrival time. Family Ninja tickets are available for those with children aged 10 and above to arrive at 7pm and watch from 8.30-10.30pm. Lastly, there are Night Owl Ninja tickets with an arrival time of 9pm to watch until 2.30am. Audience tickets are free but availability is limited. Filming starts on Thursday, November 15 and goes until December 1. For more information, visit www. thatstheticket.com.au Goya Dmytryshchak
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Greens mayor for council By Goya Dmytryshchak and Benjamin Millar A former army helicopter pilot who works on riding and walking projects has become the first Greens mayor of Hobsons Bay. Jonathon Marsden, of Strand ward, was elected mayor by his fellow councillors on Friday night. Wetlands ward councillor and financial planning and mortgage-broker business owner Michael Grech was elected deputy mayor. Both men have served on the council for two years. ALP councillor Martin Zakharov was last Wednesday elected as mayor of Maribyrnong for the first time in his decade-long stint on council. First-time councillor Gina Huynh was elected as deputy mayor. Cr Marsden said he believed in consensus decision-making and was answerable only to the citizens of Hobsons Bay. “I’ve accepted this invitation from my fellow councillors to do a role that I’ve really come to enjoy – representing the community and making decisions on behalf of ratepayers of Hobsons Bay,” he told Star Weekly. “I’ll be rolling out my mayoral program some time in the December meeting, after consulting with my fellow councillors, and look forward to sharing that with the community at that meeting [December 11].” Cr Marsden said his two areas of interest were transport and environment, with planning for climate change high on the agenda. “Because we live on a coastal strip, the prospect of sea-level rise, storm surges and the associated inundation presents a real risk to our community,” he said. Cr Zakharov said his focus will be on helping
Maribyrnong mayor Martin Zakharov. (Joe Mastroianni) Inset: Hobsons Bay mayor Jonathon Marsden. (Hobsons Bay City Council)
Maribyrnong tackle the rapid change in the area and work on developing more long-term planning. “I want us to think about what it’s going to look like in 10 years and 20 years and more,
not just between now and the next election,” he said. Cr Zakharov said he wants to pressure the state government to help provide rate relief for sudden jumps in home valuations.
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State election fields named Candidates have been announced for the state election on November 24. Williamstown candidates in ballot order are Melissa Horne (ALP), Sam Long (Greens), Virginia Saint-James (Animal Justice Party), Lisa Bentley (independent), Peter Hemphill (independent) and Pallavee Joshi (Liberal). The electorate takes in Newport, Seddon, Spotswood, Williamstown, Williamstown North, South Kingsville, Kingsville, Yarraville and parts of Altona, Altona North and Brooklyn. Footscray candidates in ballot order are Sun Shan (Animal Justice Party), Angus McAlpine (Greens), Katie Hall (ALP) and Emete Joesika (Liberal). The electorate takes in Braybrook, Footscray, Footscray West, Maidstone, Maribyrnong, Sunshine West and Tottenham, as well as parts of Brooklyn and Sunshine. Altona candidates in ballot order are Christian Martinu (Liberal), Tony Hooper (independent), Maria Aylward (independent), Emma-Jane Byrne (Greens) and Jill Hennessy (ALP). Altona takes in Altona, Altona Meadows, Laverton, Point Cook, Seabrook and Seaholme and parts of Altona North and Werribee. Early voting centres are open for Altona district at 108 Pier Street, Williamstown district at 1/13 Export Drive, Brooklyn, and Footscray district at L2/136 Nicholson Street. Benjamin Millar
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Ryco site joins apartment boom By Benjamin Millar Footscray’s apartment boom shows no sign of slowing down, with more than 200 new dwellings being approved for construction on the Ryco Hydraulics site. Developer Banco Properties paid $22 million for the 1.4 hectare site on Whitehall Street in 2016. Maribyrnong council has given the green light to a redevelopment that will include shops, offices, 99 townhouses and 112 apartments. Three-storey townhouses will front Bunbury
and Moreland Streets while the apartments, including 10 affordable housing dwellings, will be contained across three buildings of four to eight-storeys. A compromise proposal was developed during mediation last month at the Victorian Civil Administrative Tribunal. The redevelopment will include retention of an Art Deco office building along Whitehall Street and a heritage façade along Bunbury Street. A council officer’s report found the planned dwellings would provide “good internal
amenity for future occupants” and that the proposal “does not result in any unreasonable off-site amenity impacts to adjoining properties”. “The proposal … provides affordable housing and dwelling diversity in the Footscray Activity Centre,” the report states. The Australian Bureau of Statistics’ latest building approvals data shows Footscray had Victoria’s third highest number of apartment, townhouse and unit building approvals in the 2017-18 financial year, behind only the CBD and Southbank.
Artist’s impression of the redevelopment approved for Whitehall Street. (Supplied)
Footloose at Footscray Footscray North Primary School has turned on a spectacular performance for its annual school production. Performing arts teacher Jo Court said putting together and performing the show, held at Caroline Chisholm Catholic College, had been an exciting time for all involved. “The entire production was written around life virtues and character strengths,” she said. Pupils were given a range of ways to become involved, whether acting, dancing, singing or performing music. “They also created the props in their visual arts program,” Ms Court said. Ms Court wrote the bulk of the production, and the main actors were also invited to help. Benjamin Millar
Grade 6 pupil John belts out a tune and grade 5 pupil Zeke strikes a pose. (Pictures: Damjan Janevski)
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By Goya Dmytryshchak Legendary race caller Greg Miles is selling his Williamstown home of 20 years. Miles retired from calling after his 36th Melbourne Cup last year. He’s hoping it will be a race to the finish when 51 Cole Street goes under the hammer on December 1. The Edwardian family home, circa 1890s, was renovated in 1999, with a second storey and separate home office/studio added. Miles and his wife, Alison, raised their three children in the house, but are downsizing.
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“It’s been a beautiful home – we’re really sad to be leaving it,” Miles said. “But the opportunity to move to something smaller came up, so we’ve gone a bit earlier than we wanted to. “We’ve been able to bring up our kids here. We’ve got a park right opposite, it’s in a beautiful part of Williamstown. A close walk to the shops and the beach and the railway station – it’s just been a superb family home.” Miles said an in-ground pool was installed in 2006 for the children. “Now our kids have largely moved out,” he said. “It’s a five-bedroom home – it’s too big for just the two of us now. “I’m sad to be leaving. Whoever buys it is going to be a very happy person because there’s absolutely nothing to do but come in and enjoy.” Miles is moving to an apartment, still in his beloved Williamstown.
Greg Miles and his Williamstown home. (Pictures: Damjan Janevski and supplied)
“I’d never leave Williamstown, absolutely never,” he said. Selling agent Sweeney Estate Agents director Wayne Sweeney said the house, on the corner of Hanmer Street, was a landmark property.
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“It’s 30.3 squares of internal living on 552 square metres of land,” he said. “Great home, great opportunity – hasn’t come up for 20 years but now the time has arrived.”
A 20-year plan to help tackle rapid population growth while honouring the area’s industrial and multicultural roots has been unveiled by Maribyrnong council. The Maribyrnong 2040 Community Plan, capturing the community’s “vision and aspirations to 2040”, is a long-term strategy to support service and infrastructure planning. The first of its kind for Maribyrnong, the vision will be used to develop the council’s four-year plans. It notes the likely challenges and opportunities triggered by Maribyrnong becoming one of the most densely populated municipalities in Melbourne, with planning underway for a number of high density residential developments. “The changing face of the city, from heavy industrial to smaller style employment, poses challenges including maintaining an industry base for local jobs, transitioning land use to open up employment activities and buffering neighbouring industrial and residential areas,” it states. More than 500 community contributions were collected. A community panel then helped develop the plan around five themes including active citizenship, living well, natural and built environments, working and learning, and linking people and places. The plan is available via maribyrnong.vic.gov.au/2040 Benjamin Millar
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Council drives test case By Goya Dmytryshchak In an Australian-first, Toyota has partnered with Hobsons Bay council to trial zero-emission hydrogen-electric cars that produce only water, supposedly clean enough to drink. Toyota has loaned the council three Mirai hydrogen fuel cell electric vehicles for 12 weeks – the first time they have been driven by members of the public in Australia. The Mirai – which is Japanese for ‘future’ – works by combining hydrogen and air to create electricity.
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Council is committed to achieve its target of zero net - Angela Altair emissions
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Toyota Australia’s Matt MacLeod said the zero CO2-emission vehicles made no sound and emitted only water vapour. “Like most hydrogen powered vehicles, the Mirai isn’t currently available for sale in Australia, mainly because there isn’t existing hydrogen refuelling infrastructure to support it,” he said. The council’s cars will be refilled at a mobile hydrogen refueller at Toyota’s former Altona manufacturing plant. Councillor Angela Altair said the cars had been added to the council’s operational fleet for routine duties. “Council is committed to achieving its target of zero net emissions by 2020 in our operations,” she said. “We are proud to take a leadership role in supporting low emissions vehicles and the development of new and innovative technologies that address climate change.”
Councillor Angela Altair with the new vehicle. (Damjan Janevski)
As reported by Star Weekly in July, the council resolved to trial electric cars in its fleet and install charging stations in Hobsons Bay. Toyota is also trialling two hydrogen fuel cell forklifts at its former Altona plant – the first time they have been used outside Japan. Toyota Material Handling Australia’s Bob
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Walmsley said they were being used to move parts around. “The forklifts have a much quicker refuelling time,” he said. “They only take around three minutes to fill the hydrogen tank, compared to eight hours to recharge a conventional battery.”
Pop-up under consideration A pop-up park remains on the cards for West Footscray as part of a new plan guiding development in the suburb. The West Footscray Neighbourhood Plan, recently adopted by Maribyrnong council, proposes improvements to the area including better pedestrian safety and more open space. The plan also flags a move to allow four-storey buildings in Barkly Village, six-storey buildings on the car yard sites on Barkly Street and eight-storeys on three large sites opposite West Footscray station. The remainder of the area will retain a three-storey height limit. Community feedback on a draft of the plan indicated broad support, however there were mixed reactions to a new “pop-up” style park closing off Clarke Street to traffic at Barkly Street. A report on community feedback noted that some respondents “loved” the idea of the pop-up park, while others wanted a trial to see if it would be successful. Some respondents thought the site may attract illegal activities while concerns were also raised that closing Clarke Street could add to traffic congestion and result in increased noise. Council staff will re-consult with the community on the park proposal and prepare a report for the council’s December meeting. The proposals will be rolled out over the next 10 to 15 years. Benjamin Millar
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Dale and Kate Bayliss
Laverton: A Place to Make Our Own An interview with Art & Industry Festival Secret Bar Host Dale Bayliss Café owners Dale and Kate Bayliss of Favor + Grace in Laverton came to the suburb about 5 years ago to buy their first house. A chance encounter with an undrinkable coffee at a local car wash made them both think this could be the right time to realise a long-held dream to open their own café. They bought a house and signed a lease on a vacant building in the same week. “We’re both fixer uppers,” Dale said. “We did all the work ourselves.” They put every cent of their own money into the café refurbishment, to the extent that the night before they opened they didn’t have $20 to spare for a pizza. “You have to throw everything at something like this if you want to make it work,” Dale said. Kate and Dale are excited to be involved in the Art & Industry Festival this year as part of ‘A Night in Laverton’ because they’re keen to showcase what Laverton has to offer. “We’ve been told our café looks like it
belongs in Fitzroy,” Dale said, “but we think it is so Laverton in the sense that everything is done with love. It’s very family-oriented and everything is made in-house.” For a lot of people who live in the West, Laverton is just another stop on the train line into the city. Dale and Kate are now seeing lot of younger people, unable to afford in the inner West, giving Laverton a closer look to buy their first house. “It’s so much more than a train station,” Dale said. On Friday 23 November, Favor + Grace will host an exhibition based on tattoos and showcase their cocktail making prowess. Two shipping containers will pop up outside from 6:00pm to screen locally-made, industriallyinspired films. The fabulous Lady Midnight will perform from 8:00pm. The Art & Industry Festival 2018 runs from 16-25 November. Find out more about ‘A Night in Laverton’ and other AIF18 events at www.artandindustryfestival.com.au
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Giving young people a hand up By Benjamin Millar
Happy snapper catch for angler
A training program steering young people down the right track has set up a new home in the west. Concern Australia has launched the Braybrook base of Hand Brake Turn, an automotive training program for people aged 15 to 21. Program graduate and ambassador Justin Bowen, a Formula 500 Speedway driver, told the recent launch that the seven-week taster program had helped him avoid dropping out of school at 14.
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A Kings Park angler reeled in a whopping snapper after being caught in a storm off Altona over the Melbourne Cup long weekend. Frank Panzera headed out from Altona after work over the Cup weekend, planning to spend the whole weekend on the water. Instead, after two nights on Port Phillip Bay, he snagged the 9.8-kilogram monster. “After work on a Thursday night, my son dropped me off at Altona boat ramp,” he said. “I was meant to stay out on the water for three days just to have a fish. “The first night was very quiet, nothing happened. The following day it blew up a storm and I was in the middle of the bay. “It got to 45 to 50 knots and the safest thing for me to do was to just drop the anchor and ride it out.” He stayed put in his 7.5-metre boat. “I rode it out the whole day and then into the night,” Mr Panzera said. “Early in the morning, I decided to go out to the same spot where I had been and got rewarded by a 9.8 kilo snapper.” Sadly, Mr Panzera wasn’t entered in the Melbourne Cup Snapper Challenge, hosted the same weekend by the Hobsons Bay Sport and Game Fishing Club. “The biggest fish that got weighed in was 6.7 kilos, believe it or not,” he said.
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Mr Bowen said the course sparked his passion to work in the automotive industry and kick-started his career in racing. “Hand Brake Turn is a fantastic program,” he said. “We hope to inspire people by showing them that building a young person’s skills and confidence can open many doors and be a stepping stone to reaching goals in life.” Mr Bowen said the skills that saw him named the Victoria Formula 500 Association’s most improved driver for the 2016-17 season stemmed from his Hand Brake Turn course. He said the new Braybrook site will open up opportunities for young people in Melbourne’s west to pursue their dreams in the industry, which is currently experiencing a skill shortage. Hand Brake Turn manager Ian Dubbeld said the program had trained more than 9000 students across nearly 25 years. Details: www.concernaustralia.org.au
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Frank Panzera with his 9.8-kilogram snapper. (Supplied)
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“We’re hoping to collect and ship about 430 bikes, the same number we sent earlier this year to another AKP Bike Shop in Bwindi, Uganda,” says Ms Raman. The AKP Bike Shop Programme has established five community bike shops in Africa – in Tanzania, Uganda and Zambia – and another in Jordan. These shops are among the more than 40 projects AKP is currently working on with partner communities in 20 countries, across
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If you have an old bike lying around going nowhere, give it a second life. “This is a great chance to clear out the garage and donate your used bikes to a wonderful cause,” says Ms Raman. Bikes should be in reasonable working order and can be dropped off, along with other cycling accessories in good condition (helmets, pumps, spare parts, etc.) at the location and times below.
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Sash Boseovski is opening the WTF restaurant. (Damjan Janevski)
Setting the bar high What the Frankfurt! A new Williamstown restaurant called WTF is raising eyebrows before its opening next month. WTF Bar – which stands for World Travel Food Bar – is the brainchild of Sash Boseovski. Each month, the menu and the venue will be themed to a different country. “We’re launching with German, so we’re doing a five-course German banquet for $45,” Mr Boseovski said. “We provide German beverages, whether its beers, wines, schnapps, cocktails, so it really feels as though it’s in the heart of Germany. “Also, throughout the whole venue, we’re projecting imagery – we’ve got about 12 projectors – to really create that ambience to
hopefully get people to drift away and submerge them to feel like they’re on a mini-holiday. “That runs for the calendar month and then being the World Travel Bar we then travel to our next destination, which will be Turkey.” Mr Boseovski said the menus, featuring very traditional food, were being devised with consultants. February will be Mexican, March Macedonian and May Brazilian. He said the bar’s name had created a stir. “In all honesty, we do want to create a few WTF moments but we’re using the brand very wisely,” Mr Boseovski said. WTF Bar opens in December at 207 Nelson Place, Williamstown.
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Cutting edge program gets down to business An Altona woman providing haircuts through voluntary organisation Hair Aid is looking to expand the service to Melbourne’s west. VU Polytechnic hairdressing and barbering educator Jacinta Ramsay recently returned from Indonesia where she was a volunteer hairdresser. She said her journey through Indonesia was eye-opening as she taught local residents at one of the toughest locations – the Denpasar dump community school where communities live and work. Ms Ramsay taught residents basic haircutting skills to give them an opportunity to create a microbusiness, earn an income and feed their families. “We graduated 13 women from our program, which wasn’t without its challenges,” Ms Ramsay said. “The actual dump caught fire on the first day in the afternoon and we were evacuated – after the cows, because the cows are the sacred animal and roam freely over there. “I knew my trade was valuable as I have used my skills to make people feel and look better for 20 years, but never had I imagined how much it could change a life.” Back home, Ms Ramsay volunteers with a Hair Aid Community Cuts in North Melbourne that she runs alongside The Salvation Army. Ms Ramsay and her students provide free cuts and grooming services in a little library in the high rise public housing area. “We cut hair of those who are less fortunate than ourselves,” she said. “These are people who maybe have a mental illness, who are quite elderly, people with a disability, people who can’t get outside, and
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Jacinta Ramsay worked as a volunteer hairdresser in Indonesia with Hair Aid. (Damjan Janevski)
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Building a healthy west Tate Papworth takes an early peek inside Sunshine’s new Joan Kirner Women’s and Children’s Hospital. A vitally important piece of infrastructure has taken shape on Brimbank’s skyline. Construction of the Joan Kirner Women’s and Children’s Hospital is running to schedule and the building will be handed over to Western Health on March 30 next year. The $200 million building will include a total of 237 beds in new and refurbished accommodation, 20 maternity delivery rooms, 39 special care nursery cots, four theatres and additional clinics. Western Health divisional director women’s and children’s services, Adele Mollo, said the new facility has a number of exciting features. “We’re creating a family-centred environment and an environment for women, children and babies that facilitates best care,” she said. “The most exciting part about that is for the first time in a really long time across the state, we’ll see a brand new neonatal intensive care unit. “So we’ll be increasing two neonatal intensive care beds and adding additional special care nursery beds. That enables women and their babies to be kept together.” Sunshine Hospital maternity staff members have been pushed to their limits in recent months, with the hospital delivering a record number of babies. Ms Mollo said the new facility will vastly expand the hospital’s capabilities. “This gives us the ability to birth up to 7020 babies a year,” she said. “This year we birthed nearly 5,800 and we had a couple of record months where we had 500 babies born. That’s enormous for us. “Our current infrastructure is constrained
to be able to deliver that, but this new building will enable us to go above 7000 births.” Ms Mollo said the new facility will also be a massive boost for employment. “We’re looking at an enormous amount of recruitment over the
the back of house and staff for theatre and pharmacy. “It’s creating an enormous amount of jobs in the west – it’s a really exciting time for the west from a workforce point of view and a patient care point of view.”
next six months,” she said. “Not only from a medical, midwifery and nursing point of view, but also from a support services perspective. “When you open a new building, you need more cleaners, security, administration, all
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In recent weeks focus on site has shifted to fit-out activities with sub-contractors on site into the late evening and weekends. In July, the project reached a milestone of two million man hours. Western Health senior operations project manager Sue Valentine said the building has been designed to provide convenient flow between it and the main hospital campus. “The main thing about the design of the building is that it’s still part of the main Sunshine Hospital campus,” Ms Valentine said.
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“We will work as one hospital. The design of the interior is done in such a way that the patients, physicians and families can comfortably move through the building and staff can flow between the main campus and Joan Kirner.” Minister for Health Jill Hennessy said it was exciting to see the building taking shape. “After celebrating the building’s topping out earlier this year, we can now see the façade and interior of this world class hospital quickly taking shape,” Ms Hennessy said. “When it opens next year, women and children in the west will no longer need to travel far from home to get the best possible care in the very best facilities. “Joan Kirner fought passionately to improve healthcare for the women and children of the West – and she would be so proud that her legacy will live on forever in this new hospital.”
Adele Mollo from Western Health (centre) and project managers Sue Valentine and Andrew Miller inspect the construction site at the Joan Kirner Women’s and Children’s Hospital. (Pictures: Marco De Luca)
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Cuc Lam with Awmthen, 3. (Damjan Janevski)
City celebrates its diversity Maribyrnong council has affirmed its commitment to championing multiculturalism by joining an international program that strengthens diverse communities. Outgoing Maribyrnong mayor Cuc Lam signed a statement of intent to become a member of the Intercultural Cities Program. Cr Lam said becoming an Intercultural City demonstrates the council’s commitment to building and maintaining a community where everyone feels welcome. “People from all around the world now call Maribyrnong home, and we want to make sure that everyone feels a sense of belonging and is given the opportunity to thrive,” she said. By signing up to the program, the council commits to work across the organisation and community to create a strategy that promotes intercultural learning, dialogue and relationships.
Walking tall for blokes By Goya Dmytryshchak Blokes and those who love them are invited to join the Walk for Men’s Health in Williamstown on Sunday. Williamstown’s Jo Davis founded the walk in honour of her late husband, football identity Graeme “Creamy” Davis. He was diagnosed in 2010 with the bowel/liver cancer that would claim his life two years later at the age of 51. “My husband was an amazing man,” Ms Davis said. “Graeme was big in the footy
fraternity – everyone knew him. He was just one of those top blokes. “For me, he just can’t pass in vain – there has to be something that comes of this, hence the walk was born. “It’s OK for guys to talk about their health issues, whether it be with each other or their partners.” Rallying beside her this year will be the walk’s ambassadors – AFL legend Mick Martyn, Brownlow medallist Brad Hardy and world champion boxer Barry Michael.
The eight-kilometre walk will run from 8am on Sunday, November 18, with registrations from 7am. The event will start and finish at the Williamstown football oval. Money raised will go to the EJ Whitten Foundation to help promote men’s health awareness. The foundation’s Ted Whitten and Nick Holland will be among those stepping out for the walk. For more information or to register online, visit walkformenshealth.com.au
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MY PLACE Community advocate Akuol Garang, who loves Footscray’s spirited multiculturalism, wants to provide a voice for others and give back to her adopted home. She speaks with Benjamin Millar. What’s your connection with Footscray?
community that once helped my family and I, but to also be a voice for the thousands of refugees and asylum seekers, seeking protection from the Australian government. As a person with a lived experience I believe that it is essential to have people from refugee backgrounds lead in advocacy. This has become the driving force in the work that I do and what I hope to achieve in life.
I grew up in Footscray, it is a place very close to my heart. I now work and run my own business in Footscray. What do you like most about the area? I love the multiculturalism and diversity in Footscray. When I think of the idea of multiculturalism, Footscray is the first area that comes to mind. My tailor is Vietnamese, my accountant is Ethiopian, and my butcher is Middle Eastern.
What is something you are personally proud about? I am most proud of being the first person in my family to go to university. Both my parents never had the chance to complete their high school, but that did not stop them from always reminding me of the importance of education. They are my biggest supporters and most incredible source of inspiration.
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Olympic Doughnuts used to be an absolute favourite. I remember always buying one after school. Even if I didn’t have money, there was always enough for Olympic Doughnuts. I also love Ethiopian food. I eat anything Ethiopian. If you want anything Ethiopian, Footscray is the place to go. What can you tell us about your early life? I am originally from South Sudan. Like many, my parents were forced to flee my country and seek refuge because of war. During this journey, my mother gave birth to me. I spent 11 years of my childhood in a refugee camp before migrating to Australia with my family in 2001. What are you studying? I am currently studying for my masters degree
in human rights law at Monash University. I am passionate about human rights law, especially the rights of refugees and people seeking asylum. This is what led me to my current volunteer involvement with a number of different organisations, including AMES and the Asylum Seeker Resource Centre. I provide English language support, link to the community and access to legal service for migrants and
refugees from culturally and linguistically diverse background. What has inspired this? Just like these people, my family and I were once in their position. We lived in refugee camps and were once stateless. It made me realise that I needed to do more, not only to give back to the Australian
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What are you looking forward to talking about in your Learning on the Edge conversation event this week? I am looking forward to talking about my advocacy work for my community, multiculturalism, and people seeking asylum in Australia, as well as sharing positive stories of former refugees and highlighting the positive contributions they have brought into the Australian community. Learning on the Edge events will take place throughout Footscray from November 16-17. Further details: footscraylearningontheedge. com
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Friendship group
Gig guide Edgy theatre
Way Out West Roots Music Club
Western Edge Youth Arts presents a new original production of Lele, Butterfly at Footscray Community Arts Centre on Friday, November 16. Lele, Butterfly is an adaption of the ancient Greek play of Antigone that explores how a young female’s actions can cause a butterfly effect throughout a community. The Footscray Edge ensemble members have drawn on their personal experiences of contemporary Samoan culture to interpret and translate the original play to reflect the shifts that are currently happening in their families, communities and own lives. Free. ■ www.trybooking.com/433740
Sunday, November 18 Blues Brothers Big Band Revival, featuring James Grim (Brothers Grim) and Paul Slattery (Moreland City Soul Revue) front a blistering 10-piece band delivering all the beloved Blues Brothers tunes. From 2-5pm, $30 at the door (WOW members $25) 2-5pm 4 Market Street, Newport Sunday, November 18 Michael Zammit Duo performs classic covers in the waterfront clubhouse of the Williamstown Maritime Association. From 2pm, free. 82 Nelson Place, Williamstown
Smokehouse 101
Friday nights Local band The Alleged Associates Trio features Footscray soul princess Zerafina Zara and regular guests. From 7pm, free. 101 Rosamond Road, Maribyrnong
The Yarraville Club
Wednesday, November 21 ARIA Award winners The Whitlams will celebrate 25 years with their usual long and rambunctious set. Show starts 8.15pm, tickets from $60. 135 Stephen Street, Yarraville
(Pier Carthew)
Pirates Tavern
Twilight market
Visit the Maribyrnong Twilight Community Market from 6-9pm Tuesday, November 27 at Maribyrnong Community Centre, with 30 stalls, face-painting, sausage sizzle and music for everyone to enjoy.
Wit aplenty
Theatre group wit incorporated brings award-winning theatre to Bluestone Church Arts Space in Footscray with Ophelia Thinks Harder, a fast-paced, feminist love story Harder
that takes the characters of Shakespeare’s Hamlet through the looking glass and back again. Until November 24. ■ www.witinc.com.au
Open day
Altona Day View (Voice, Interest, Education of Women) Club meets at 11am on the third Wednesday of the month at the Altona RSL. The club raises funds for the Smith Family. ■ 9394 6522 or 0412 010 176
Greek volunteer call
The Doutta Galla Yarraville Village is seeking a Greek-speaking volunteer to visit residents in an aged care facility. ■ 9687 8233
Excuse my French
French classes are available at Williamstown Community and Education Centre on Wednesday afternoons throughout the academic year. ■ Jim, 0432 719 034 or 9397 6168
Kinder meeting
Altona Meadows Kindergarten at 65-67 Powlett Street is holding its AGM on November 21 at 7pm. ■ 9369 3346
Diabetes support
Westgate Diabetes support group meets at 10am on the first Tuesday of the month at Altona Bowling Club. ■ Elaine, 9255 5501 or 0415 030 996
Open day
The Royal Yacht Club of Victoria is holding an open day on November 18 from 10am-2pm at 120 Nelson Place, Williamstown. Come and enjoy the bar, restaurant and sit back and take in the envious views of the city.
Royal Victorian Motor Yacht Club will hold an open day on Sunday, December 2 from 11am-4pm at 260 Nelson Place, Williamstown. There will be a barbecue, clubhouse tour and a live band.
YOUR VOTE CAN SAVE YOUR CLUB Yarraville Club needs your support at the upcoming State Election. Yarraville Club operates to ensure that we continue to provide support to the local inner west communities - something Yarraville Club has done since its humble beginnings way back in 1905. Today, some 113 years on, we continue to share and grow our club founder, James Cuming’s, vision. Over recent months, the Greens and many independents have made it very clear that they have gaming in their sights. Along with several special interest groups, they are planning on introducing a number of sweeping anti-gaming reforms. These reforms would make it extremely difficult for our club, and community clubs throughout Victoria, to operate and throws the future of our important institutions into question. Over the last 6 years, Yarraville Club has contributed over $1,000,000 to our local community, proudly supported many community and sporting groups, provided a much-needed hub for disadvantaged youth, and enhanced your leisure time by providing warm, professional, friendly and efficient service in comfortable, well-equipped surroundings. We need your help at the upcoming election, to ensure the we can continue to be an integral part of the local community - well into the future. Community Clubs Victoria has assurances from both the ALP and the Liberal/National Coalition that they support community clubs and recognise the immense financial and social contribution we make to the State of Victoria. So, when you cast your vote at the State Election, think of your local club’s future and VOTE PRUDENTLY in both Houses of Parliament - ‘CLUBS ARE THE COMMUNITY’ 28k
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CONSIDER THE SAUCE Kenny Weir gets tongue-Thai’d at Farang Heading to Highpoint, we have no previous experience with the food truck iteration of Farang. I warn Bennie – and in the process, myself – to keep expectations in check. A food truck setting up a pop-up operation at a shopping centre? My scepticism is not just about the quality of the food, but also concerns over serving sizes. We are HUNGRY. We shall see. Farang is set up in shipping containers outside at the Rosamond Road side of Highpoint. It’s well done. There’s the kitchen/servery, some outdoor tables and a cosy indoor area with a bench and seating. My doubts are given a swift kick towards optimism with a view of the gleaming kitchen. I mean, how often do you see a fat mortar and pestle in such a place? We both order Farang’s meal-for-one box set for $15, myself with house-made northern Thai sausage, papaya salad, relish (nam prik noom), sticky rice and (as a sort-of garnish) the health food known as crispy pork cracklings. And – just like that (sound of fingers snapping) – there goes all my low expectations. This is some serious Thai tucker. The serve size is excellent for the price ($15). The papaya salad is wet, crunchy, delicious and studded with peanuts. The sausages? Oh my. Amazing – they explode with flavour from lemongrass,
FARANG THAI BBQ Address: Highpoint, Maribyrnong Phone: 0478 959 182 galangal, kaffir lime leaves and more. Bennie’s similar Farang box deal comes with grilled pork shoulder (moo yong) with nam jim jaow dipping sauce. He, too, loves his meal – though, IMO, the meat is merely very good, as opposed to my superb sausages. Our box deals have been sufficiently generous and fine to assuage our hearty appetites, but in the interests of a broader story, we order Farang’s grilled corn ($6). We have been short-changed elsewhere when ordering variations of this dish, but here we’re happy. The corn is juicy and comes with a coating of salted coconut milk and, according to the menu, sweet chilli jam. There’s precious little evidence of the latter, but we both nod approvingly as we gnaw. Bring on the dental floss. Farang Thai BBQ will, we’re told, be at Highpoint until March – after which other arrangements may kick in. It is open until 9pm on Thursdays, Fridays and Saturdays; until 6pm on the other days. Kenny Weir is the founder of Consider the Sauce, the definitive guide to eating in Melbourne’s western suburbs – www.considerthesauce.net
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Stony Creek Community Day – Sunday 18 November Come and join us for a family day at Cruickshank Park. You can hear how to make a frog bog, learn more about the recovery efforts and ask questions of Melbourne Water, EPA and Council. Or just bring the family down to see the wildlife display, get your face painted, grab a sausage or have a coffee. Heaps of family friendly activities! Sunday 18 November 11am - 2:30pm McNish ‘Dinosaur Park’ Reserve in Cruickshank Park Access via Court and Francis Streets in Yarraville
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RT Edgar Inner West: 9399 6600 Price: $1.7 million – $1.8 million Auction: November 17 at 12.30pm
Hodges Yarraville: 9687 8388 Auction: November 24 at noon
Introduced by a picture-perfect cream and blue facade, this pretty Federation weatherboard could be the one. Inside, style and quality combine with a flexible floorplan to create great family living. The kitchen is stunning, with black granite benchtops against white cabinetry and a 900mm ILVE oven with gas cooktop, butler’s pantry, brekkie bench and plenty of room to work. It overlooks a dining and living zone with cathedral ceiling with fans, concrete feature wall and polished timber floorboards. Three sets of french doors open to an idyllic backyard featuring a salt-chlorinated pool with gas heating and in-floor vantage cleaning, designer paving with feature wall, towel rack, laser metal art panels and a hand-crafted pizza oven. The main bedroom features an original fireplace, glass rose chandelier, picture rails and has a split-system, walk-in robe and en suite.
Sitting pretty on a corner block, this double-fronted Edwardian gem is full of charm, inside and out. The house’s neat facade is topped perfectly by a beautiful terracotta roof. Inside, the entry hall is flanked by the two bedrooms with built-in robes. The lounge features a fireplace framed by a deep wooden mantel, matching nicely with the floorboards that run through to the meals and living zone. From there, glass double doors open out to a decked verandah. The bathroom is large and has a spa bath and timber cabinetry. With original features found throughout, the house also has ducted heating and cooling and a security system. Shops, parks, schools are nearby, as are Seddon and Yarraville stations, making for an easy commute to the CBD.
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NEWPORT 30 Severn Street, 3015
FOOTSCRAY 45 Stafford Street, 3011
Greg Hocking Elly Partners: 8387 0000 Auction: November 24 at 11.30am
Sweeney Inner West: 9689 8388 Auction: November 17 at 11am
Price: $875,000 – $950,000
Price: $680,000 – $720,000
This townhouse offers a great combination of style and practical living. Enter to a walk-through living room with plenty of natural light creating a bright and welcoming space. Living rooms all have polished floorboards and downlights. The lounge room has a gas fire log heater, split-system and double doors open to a neat landscaped courtyard with garden shed. The kitchen looks smart with lots of white cabinetry, stainless-steel appliances and pendant lighting sitting over the brekkie bench. There are four bedrooms, one downstairs, two with built-in robes upstairs, and the main with walk-in robe. Inclusions are gas-fired hydronic panel heating, double-glazed PVC windows and a single garage. Located close to schools, shops and transport, this one has a lot to offer.
This quaint abode has a delightful street presence, with deep green trimmings framing a pale yellow weatherboard exterior. Inside, period features include ceiling roses, deep skirting boards and picture rails. There are two bedrooms, one with built-in robes. The large lounge features an open fireplace, as does the dining space. The kitchen has lots of storage and preparation space, with the pale green walls and benchtops set against timber cupboards creating a country feel. The backyard is neat and well-maintained, with landscaping, a grassed area and a shed.
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WILLIAMSTOWN 178 Melbourne Road, 3016 Greg Hocking Elly Partners: 8387 0000
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A combination of gorgeous Edwardian detail and contemporary spaces delivers a house of enormous appeal, just a four-minute walk one way to Williamstown North Primary and the other to Jackson Reserve’s playground. It couldn’t get prettier kerbside, the corner block replete with romantic gardens of roses and specimen trees. And, inside, it’s just as good. The entry hall, with corbelled arch and the same floorboards laid throughout the ground floor, has double doors on the left
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opening to a study or fourth bedroom. The large carpeted main bedroom opposite has walk-through robes and a two-way en suite with a pair of delightful leadlight windows and black stone-topped vanity and a tub. Basin and tub are both in a blush-pink shade. Two fitted and grey-carpeted bedrooms up top (each with vaulted ceiling) share a bathroom similarly decked out as the en suite. A walk-through carpeted lounge room,
preceding the living hub, has a cast-iron fireplace and period-style surround, a ceiling rose, stepped cornices and skirts, and three windows (with transoms) lavishly dressed in cherry-red damask. The contemporary floorboarded living domain retains stepped cornices and skirts and has a glass slider to a partially covered elevated deck with leafy surrounds. Large windows admit northerly light. The kitchen, with another lovely leadlight window, has an abundance of
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white cupboards, black stone benches, black splashback tiles and dishwasher, gas cooktop and underbench oven. Brick-patterned concrete runs under a carport and into the backyard. Side gates from Albert Street provide carport access and there’s a shed behind. The property, the embodiment of Williamstown excellence, is likely to have savvy buyers lining up at the auction. Carole Levy
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For Auction or Sale Now Auctions - This Saturday 17 November 100 John Street
WILLIAMSTOWN $880,000
SOLD!
Katie Smith 0425 737 673
83 Florence Street
WILLIAMSTOWN $1.25m - $1.35m
Thu 15 Nov 5.30 - 6.00
Sat 17 Nov 11.00 for 11.30
12 Angus Avenue
ALTONA NORTH
$850k - $890,000 Wed 14 Nov 5.00 - 5.30
Sat 17 Nov 12.00 for 12.30
Auctions - Saturday 8 December
2/69 Corrigan Avenue
BROOKLYN
$500k - $550,000 Wed 14 Nov 5.30 - 6.00
Sat 17 Nov 1.00 for 1.30
15 Kookaburra Street
ALTONA
$980k - $1.05m
Sat 17 Nov 12.30 - 1.00
Julian Montebello 0406 883 980
18A Junction Street
NEWPORT
$1,270,000
Katie Smith 0425 737 673
195 Melbourne Road
WILLIAMSTOWN
Contact Agent
Sat 17 Nov 11.15 - 11.45
Sun 18 Nov 1.00 - 1.30
14 McDonald Street
WILLIAMSTOWN
$1.1m - $1.2m
Sat 17 Nov 3.30 - 4.00
Sun 18 Nov 10.45 - 11.15
SOLD!
Auctions - Saturday 24 November 4/68 Kororoit Creek Road
WILLIAMSTOWN $300k - $330,000 Sat 17 Nov 2.00 - 2.30
Katie Smith 0425 737 673
22 Collins Street
WILLIAMSTOWN
$1.05m - $1.1m
Sat 17 Nov 2.00 - 2.30
Sun 18 Nov 11.30 - 12.00
56A Ford Street
NEWPORT
Sun 18 Nov 12.45 - 1.15
8 Jeffrey Avenue
ALTONA NORTH
Contact Agent
Sat 17 Nov 12.30 - 1.00
Sun 18 Nov 12.45 - 1.15
9/53 Morris Street
WILLIAMSTOWN $500k - $550,000 LOCATION AND LIFESTYLE Katie Smith 0425 737 673
105 North Road
NEWPORT $1.05m - $1.15m Sat 17 Nov 10.30 - 11.00 SOUTH $490k - $530,000 Sat 17 Nov 3.00 - 3.30 KINGSVILLE WILLIAMSTOWN $1.15m - $1.2m Sat 17 Nov 4.15 - 4.45
Sun 18 Nov 11.15 - 11.45
SOUTH KINGSVILLE
$850k - $900,000
OFF-THE-PLAN... TURNKEY Katie Smith 0425 737 673
Julian Montebello 0406 883 980
2/15 Greene Street 16 Inglis Street
$790k - $850,000 Sat 17 Nov 12.15 - 12.45
$800k - $880,000 Sat 17 Nov 11.30 - 12.00
Sun 18 Nov 12.00 - 12.30 Sun 18 Nov 1.30 - 2.00
43 Noordenne Avenue
SEAHOLME
3/181 Melbourne Road
WILLIAMSTOWN $730k - $780,000 Sat 17 Nov 10.15 - 10.45
Sun 18 Nov 10.30 - 11.00
28 Effingham Road
NEWPORT
Sun 18 Nov 1.45 - 2.15
$880k - $920,000 Sat 17 Nov 2.45 - 3.15
Auctions - Saturday 1 December
Forthcoming Auction 1/69 Watt Street
Private Sales 32 Collingwood Road
NEWPORT
$1,280,000
Sat 17 Nov 9.45 - 10.15
Sun 18 Nov 2.30 - 3.00
26 John Street
WILLIAMSTOWN
$1.4m - $1.45m
Sat 17 Nov 2.30 - 3.00
Lauren Wood 0411 648 509
2 Severn Street
NEWPORT
$730,000
Sat 17 Nov 3.15 - 3.45
Lauren Wood 0411 648 509
7/222 Mason Street
NEWPORT
$699k - $729,000
Sat 17 Nov 2.45 - 3.15
Katie Smith 0425 737 673
ALTONA NORTH
$830,000
Sat 17 Nov 2.15 - 2.45
Lauren Wood 0411 648 509
13 Pentland Street
WILLIAMSTOWN $820k - $890,000 Sat 17 Nov 3.30 - 4.00
Sun 18 Nov 2.15 - 2.45
26 McIntosh Road
70 Florence Street
WILLIAMSTOWN $1.2m - $1.3m
Sat 17 Nov 11.30 - 12.00
Sun 18 Nov 11.15 - 11.45
15 Joel Avenue
ALTONA NORTH
$700k - $770,000
Sat 17 Nov 10.45 - 11.15
Julian Montebello 0406 883 980
44A Hearn Street
ALTONA NORTH
$870k - $930,000 Sat 17 Nov 10.45 - 11.15
Sun 18 Nov 10.30 - 11.00
6A Finley Road
ALTONA
$850k - $890,000
Sat 17 Nov 2.00 - 2.30
Julian Montebello 0406 883 980
3 Holloway Street
NEWPORT
$950k - $1.05m
Sun 18 Nov 1.30 - 2.00
92 Wilkins Street
NEWPORT
$711,500
SOLD!
Lauren Wood 0411 648 509
Sun 18 Nov 12.15 - 12.45
5 Brampton Close
POINT COOK
$770k - $830,000
WILLIAMSTOWN
$2.35m - $2.45m
PRESTIGIOUS FAMILY HOME Julian Montebello 0406 883 980 INVEST IN THE BEST... Michael Harvey 0425 737 672 RETURNING $46,800 P/A CORNER THE MARKET Lauren Wood 0411 648 509
Sat 17 Nov 12.15 - 12.45
181 Osborne Street
WILLIAMSTOWN Contact Agent
5 Swanston Street
WILLIAMSTOWN $770k - $830,000 Sat 17 Nov 10.00 - 10.30
Sat 17 Nov 10.30 - 11.00
Julian Montebello 0406 883 980 11 Waterfront Place
4/12 Techno Park Drive
WILLIAMSTOWN $1m - $1.1m
Sun 18 Nov 10.00 - 10.30
Sat 17 Nov 1.15 - 1.45
Auctions - Saturday 8 December 3/27 Carmen Street
NEWPORT
$700k - $770,000 Sat 17 Nov 1.00 - 1.30
Williamstown
Sun 18 Nov 12.00 - 12.30
195 Melbourne Road
38 Hearn Street
ALTONA NORTH
$1,075,000
36 Rifle Range Drive
WILLIAMSTOWN
$1.8m - $1.9m
A FAMILY GEM
Michael Harvey 0425 737 672
79 Osborne Street
WILLIAMSTOWN
$890,000
POTENTIAL PLUS
Michael Harvey 0425 737 672
NEW LISTING
CHARM, LOCATION AND CONVENIENCE
• A grand family home showcasing beautiful period features throughout, once inside you will discover the traditional Baltic Pine timber flooring which contrasts beautifully with the high ceilings • On offer are four magnificent large bedrooms, three with built-in-robes, a wonderful bright and airy living room, plus a separate dining room adds to the versatility of the property • Off-street parking for two cars under the carport, via side access of this corner allotment • Features include; ducted heating, split system, security system, original fireplaces, additional toilet and separate laundry • All of this, plus beautifully established front garden and generous backyard that is perfect for entertaining, make this an opportunity not to miss! • This home has had all the hard work already done, simply move in and enjoy the Williamstown lifestyle where you can stroll to schools, shops, cafes, foreshore walkways and train stations, plus with easy and direct access into Melbourne CBD... It’s all here!
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ENQUIRY Contact Agent CONTACT Michael Harvey 0425 737 672 michaelh@williamsre.com.au
Newport
56A Ford Street
SUPERB SINGLE STOREY
• This single storey, well-maintained home offers a great opportunity for couples, small families, retirees, investors and downsizers • Situated in a peaceful pocket of Newport, enjoy all of the amenities of this ever-growing suburb including shops, schools, parkland and public transport • Enjoy a kitchen complete with stone benchtops and Omega stainless steel appliances, adjacent dining and living area overlooking the outdoor decking, perfect for entertaining • Offering three bedrooms including a master complete with walk-in-robe and ensuite with a spa bath, additional bedrooms with built-in-robes and a sparkling central bathroom • Features include; off-street parking for up to three cars including one garaged, ducted heating and cooling, three metre ceilings, floorboards and plenty of storage throughout • Not one to miss! Rental amount approximately $520.00 per week
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AUCTION Saturday 24 November at 10.30 MELWAYS 55 H4 INSPECT Saturday 17 November 12.15 - 12.45 Sunday 18 November 12.45 - 1.15
ENQUIRY $790,000 - $850,000 CONTACT Katie Smith 0425 737 673 katies@williamsre.com.au
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Newport
105 North Road
CALLING ALL RENOVATORS!
• Your chance to secure a fantastic family home in one of Newport’s prime locations only minutes to Newport Railway Station, shops, cafes, local schools and The ‘wonderful’ Strand waterfront • The existing double-fronted period home is currently a shell, representing a terrific opportunity to renovate and bring this gem back to life • The hard work has already been done, with re-stumping, re-plumbing and re-wiring all completed in 2018 • Sitting on an allotment of approximately 418sqm, enjoy off-street parking for three cars, one under a secure carport • With a perfectly fitted floor plan ready for your final touches, a wonderful lifestyle awaits you and your family with this unique opportunity
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AUCTION Saturday 24 November at 11.30 MELWAYS 55 K4 INSPECT Saturday 17 November 10.30 - 11.00 Sunday 18 November 11.15 - 11.45
ENQUIRY $1.05m - $1.15m CONTACT Lauren Wood 0411 648 509 laurenw@williamsre.com.au
Williamstown
70 Florence Street
WHEN FAMILY COMES FIRST
• Located in a quiet and tree-lined street on a large allotment of approximately 746.9sqm, this five bedroom home has certainly been built with family in mind • With an abundance of space there is more than enough room for the whole family to spread out, offering three living zones, two of which are of a great size, plus an expansive yard and decking area, perfect for entertaining • Enjoy an updated kitchen complete with stainless steel appliances, an adjacent dining and living area flooded with natural light • Offering five bedrooms with built-in-robes and two sparkling bathrooms • Features include; air-conditioning, ducted heating, Hardwood flooring, brick feature wall, exposed ceiling beams, plenty of storage and off-street parking for five cars • All of this and superbly positioned with nearby parklands and only a short distance from the beach, shops, cafes and Williamstown North Railway Station. Rental amount approximately $650.00 per week
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AUCTION Saturday 1 December at 10.30 MELWAYS 55 H7 INSPECT Saturday 17 November 11.30 - 12.00 Sunday 18 November 11.15 - 11.45
ENQUIRY $1.2m - $1.3m CONTACT Katie Smith 0425 737 673 katies@williamsre.com.au
Williamstown
5 Swanston Street
UNIQUE OPPORTUNITY - LIFESTYLE AND LOCATION
• Set in one of Williamstown’s most sought-after pockets (Hannan’s Farm) is this charming cottage that has been refurbished and renovated to meet modern day requirements • Positioned on the corner of Swanston and Castle Street with no heritage overlay and a desirable northerly aspect to the rear that will impress all buyers alike • Offering a practical floor plan, well-appointed kitchen, open-plan living and dining with a cosy gas fireplace, two sizeable bedrooms with built-in-robes and a low-maintenance courtyard that will inspire you to move straight in • Additionally this character-filled home is within walking distance to Williamstown North Railway Station, Bayside P-12 College, Williamstown North Primary School, shops, eateries, childcare centres and Williamstown Beach • Whether you choose to move in, invest or even redevelop, you stand to benefit from its sensational location, so enquire today and secure this fantastic property!
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STYLE, SPA P CE & CONVENIENCE! PA Smartly renova v ted apartment situated only a short stroll from The Village and just 6 kms va from the CBD and Docklands. Comprises living/d / ining area complemented by an open plan kitchen featuring stone /d bench tops and stainless steel appliances, two double bedrooms, both with built-in robes, central bathroom with laundry facilities. Other features include rev e erse cycle heating/c ev / ooling, parquetry floors and lock up /c garage. Inspection will impress! AUCTION INSPECT PRICE GUIDE CONTA T CT TA
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4 Bent Street, Altona A family home, with bay views, held in the same hands since c1925, this spectacular four bedroom property offers the opportunity to appreciate the present day spaces and the option to explore subdivision potential, subject to council approval, close to Altona Beach, Pier Street shops, parks and Altona station. The success with the spaces have delivered family enjoyment for several generations is reflected by large living and dining areas, an openplan kitchen, a substantial sun-room, an upstairs retreat and balcony aspects over the deep rear garden. A great 936m2 approx. allotment with a 20m frontage, lock-up garage, creates a sensational context for taking maximum advantage of a landmark Altona address.
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BER $2,000,000 - $2,200,000 Auction Sat 1st Dec at 11.30am Inspect Wed 6.15-6.45pm Sat 12-12.30pm Contact Vince Caramia 0405 122 925 Wayne Elly 0410 305 305
4bentstreetaltona.com.au
Williamstown 8387 0000
Yarraville 8387 0011
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Altona 9398 8888
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14 Markey Court, Altona Meadows The sought after surroundings of Altona Bay Estate walking distance from Queen of Peace Primary School and Altona Green Primary School, conveniently close to Cheetham Wetlands and the walking/cycling track to Altona Beach complement this impressive four bedroom family property. A new Miele kitchen with a walk-in pantry is at the heart of a home where separately zoned living, dining and family room/meals areas deliver great dimensions while paved alfresco proportions offer sensational, substantial undercover entertaining. 9000L water tank, double width driveway to double garage and drive through access to the backdrop, with dual storage sheds, further enhance a first class opportunity – with back to base security.
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$740,000 - $800,000 Sat 1st Dec at 11.30am Sat 1-1.30pm Glen Baird 0425 762 344 Mark de Brabander 0406 536 447
14markeycourtaltonameadows.com.au
Williamstown 8387 0000
Yarraville 8387 0011
Altona 9398 8888
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83 Mills Street, Altona North Meticulously maintained, this triple fronted 3 bedroom cream brick classic has the opportunity to be so much more. Renovators and investors will love this much loved gem with 3 large bedrooms (main with robes), a generous lounge, timber kitchen/meals, neat bathroom, and an east-facing rear garden with ample room to extend STCA, an undercover patio and large lock up garage. Amenities include ducted heating, air conditioning and security doors. Developers can investigate the possibilities to redevelop (Subject to Council Approval) on 604sqm approx. An exceptional family location, sporting fabulous recreational facilities at BayFit Leisure Centre around the corner, with sought after schools, Second Avenue deli, parks and transport moments away.
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83millsstreetaltonanorth.com.au
Williamstown 8387 0000
Yarraville 8387 0011
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19 Shepherd Street, Footscray Classically Edwardian elements and complete modern comfort find each other beautifully throughout this inviting three bedroom home, desirably situated in one of Footscray’s premier streets close to Footscray Primary School and all the best that Barkly Street offers. A charming lead-light entrance and a dado panelled hall featuring original Baltic pine floorboards introduce the three double bedrooms and a living room that is filled with northern light. To the rear, a kitchen/dining area featuring cafe windows to an outdoor dining counter overlooks garden dimensions of exceptional appeal, enhanced by paved entertaining, fresh lawn and functional storage. A fully tiled bathroom completes a home kept constantly comfortable by ducted heating and three reverse cycle units, further complemented by irresistible character throughout and close proximity to transport and schools.
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$860,000 - $910,000 Sat 17th Nov at 11.30am Sat 11-11.30am Mark de Brabander 0406 536 447 Wayne Elly 0410 305 305
19shepherdstreetfootscray.com.au
Williamstown 8387 0000
Yarraville 8387 0011
Altona 9398 8888
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1/42 Burns Street, Maidstone From the upstairs living/dining spaces of this outstanding townhouse residence the views reach out across the serene greenery of Rogers Reserve, highlighting the appeal of a location that also puts Dobson Kindergarten and family facilities literally moments – or less – away. In addition to its beautiful outlooks, the living areas feature fabulous timber floors, a generous balcony and an open-plan kitchen that tells a story of stone benches, stainless steel appliances and soft closing cabinetry. Below, the luxury of the downstairs domain is made immediately clear by three double bedrooms, including a main bedroom with walk-in robes, that surround a sophisticated central bathroom. Ample storage. Allocated parking. The Maidstone decision made easy.
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$650,000 - $690,000 Sat 24th Nov at 11.30am Sat 12.30-1pm Jacob Davis 0433 208 312 Jessica Tse 0439 332 888
1-42burnsstreetmaidstone.com.au
Williamstown 8387 0000
Yarraville 8387 0011
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94 Anderson Street, Newport Traditionally serviceable today, offering tempting scope tomorrow, this enticing three bedroom home is totally illustrative of Newport’s exceptional history. Happily, the area’s future looks brighter and better than ever! A 680m2 approx. allotment – offering two lots on one title – accompanies the current day spaces and provides options for contemplating renovation ideas or development concepts, subject to council approval. Proximity to Challis Street, primary and secondary schools and parkland reserves ensures lifestyle success will complement your vision for a property that presently features classical living and separate dining rooms, a functional kitchen and an original bathroom. Sun-room aspects over the north facing rear garden’s established lawn, dual sheds and garage/ workshop further highlight the potential to put the ‘new’ into Newport.
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$1,200,000 - $1,300,000 Sat 24th Nov at 12.30pm Sat 3.15-3.45pm Mark de Brabander 0406 536 447 Wayne Elly 0410 305 305
94andersonstreetnewport.com.au
Williamstown 8387 0000
Yarraville 8387 0011
Altona 9398 8888
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3/8 Laurie Street, Newport A model of modern excellence, designed with today in mind, distinguished by a great address, this inviting townhouse delivers lifestyle and investment success – and does so in style. The polished floorboards and generous proportions of the living and dining areas are complemented by outlooks over decking that makes outdoor enjoyment easy while the open-plan appeal of the kitchen is clearly apparent. A main bedroom with an ensuite and walk-in robes that has the upper level all to itself sets an impressive standard for two further bedrooms sharing a central bathroom that add to the attraction of the downstairs dimensions. Separate laundry, the sail shade above the deck and a secure garage put fine finishing touches to an ideal residence that’s walking distance from Newport Gardens Primary School, Loft Reserve and Newport Lakes Park.
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$780,000 - $840,000 Sat 8th Dec at 11.30am Sat 11.30-12pm Nathan Gleeson 0409 556 584 Wayne Elly 0410 305 305
3-8lauriestreetnewport.com.au
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30 Severn Street, Newport A north facing rear aspect close to Challis Street shops, schools, parks and Mason Street immediately underlines this address as one of Newport’s most advantageous settings. Two downstairs living zones – one an inviting lounge, the other a light-filled living/dining domain – are accompanied by a study/office or fourth bedroom adjacent to a central bathroom while a stainless steel equipped open-plan kitchen caters with accomplished ease. The three principal bedrooms that define the upstairs level surround a spacious, stylish bathroom illustrative of this residence’s modern refinement. Gleaming polished floors, gas fired hydronic heating, double glazed PVC windows, ample storage, landscaped courtyard, secure garage and additional parking add further layers of appeal to an impressive, inviting property.
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30severnstreetnewport.com.au
Williamstown 8387 0000
Yarraville 8387 0011
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23 George Street, Spotswood Gardens that create a country feel complement fabulous four bedroom, two bathroom Edwardian, a home that offers a sanctuary of style – both indoors and out – in Spotswood’s best pocket. A classical hall leads from the appealing accommodation to living and dining areas designed to make the most of the great garden backdrop – the word ‘oasis’ has rarely been more appropriate – while an open-plan kitchen meets modern needs in style. A bright studio with garage flexibility further enhances a residence so close to Spotswood Village that you’ll walk there in less time than your barista will take to make your favourite coffee!
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23georgestreetspotswood.com.au
Williamstown 8387 0000
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116 The Avenue, Spotswood When luxury is the priority yet low-maintenance is the preference, this exceptional contemporary residence strikes the perfect balance. The sense of style is instantly evident, the extent of the spaces, particularly the four bedroom, three bathroom accommodation, is a surprise that delights. Downstairs living and dining areas that link elegantly to alfresco entertaining are complemented by a soft closing 2 pac kitchen featuring 60mm stone benches and 900mm smeg appliances while dual study zones, one upstairs, and a vibrant, versatile retreat add to the family friendly allure. Secure garage – and all the lifestyle luxuries including ducted heating and refrigerated cooling, Foxtel, LED lighting, ducted vacuum intercom security and 6 star energy rating – enhance a Spotswood setting moments from both Edwards and McIvor Reserves.
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116theavenuespotswood.com.au
Williamstown 8387 0000
Yarraville 8387 0011
Altona 9398 8888
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72 Douglas Parade, Williamstown Bay views, an alluring look and a fantastic feel make an immediate – and a lasting – impression upon you from the first moment you discover these sensational dimensions. From the street below you might never guess but above the shop-front you’ll find fabulous living and dining areas, a kitchen finished in designer colours and up to four bedrooms served by two desirable bathrooms. Options to further enhance these spaces in order to maximize rental returns, renovate to create a truly unforgettable residence or establish a spectacular commercial environment are complemented by two huge terraces, brilliant sights of the bay and sensational proximity to local shops, cafes and a wine bar – among other Douglas Parade attractions. The outstanding convenience of Commercial 1 zoning adds to the appeal of a winning Williamstown address – and a fabulous find!
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Price Contact Agent Auction Wed 28th Nov at 2pm Inspect Wed 5.30-6pm Sat 3.30-4pm Contact Leigh Melbourne 0414 239 986 Wayne Elly 0410 305 305
72douglasparadewilliamstown.com.au
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93 Esplanade, Williamstown An exclusive Esplanade address with absolute beach frontage in Williamstown is exceptionally rare. Tudor in style with refined period details seamlessly blend with modern conveniences with four bedrooms. Spectacular timber panelled entrance with flexible entertainer’s floorplan, uninterrupted Bay views and first class kitchendining with butler’s pantry. Comprises exquisite stairway, grand master bedroom, exceptional views, BIR’s and ensuite. Two further bedrooms upstairs, fourth downstairs, plus a romantic sunset balcony. Truly luxurious with hydronic heating, modern bathrooms, laundry and double garage with off street parking. Near private schools, Williamstown Beach Train, hospital, shopping precinct, the CBD and Westage freeway.
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$2,950,000 - $3,200,000 Sat 8th Dec at 2.30pm Sat 12.45-1.15pm Leigh Melbourne 0414 239 986 Wayne Elly 0410 305 305
93esplanadewilliamstown.com.au
Williamstown 8387 0000
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Altona 9398 8888
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2 Ferguson Street, Williamstown On two titles, this immaculately presented property would suit a multitude of uses including commercial, retail, residential or hospitality. * Currently operating as award winning ‘Captain’s Retreat’ B&B (7 bedrooms, 8 bathrooms and 2 kitchens. * Separate manager’s apartment included * Beautifully renovated throughout * Large north facing rear deck and walled garden * Land area 421 m2 approx., building area 430m2 approx.
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Bradley Ellul 0418 136 612
2fergusonstreetwilliamstown.com.au
Williamstown 8387 0000
Price Contact Agent Auction Wed 28th Nov at 1pm Contact Wayne Elly 0410 305 305 Leigh Melbourne 0414 239 986
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178 Melbourne Rd, Williamstown This refined family home’s romantic front gardens precede a superb formal lounge and a substantial separate area for living and dining that’s filled with northern light and served by a suitably stylish kitchen. A huge main bedroom with walk-in robes and ensuite on the downstairs level is complemented by a bright home office/fourth bedroom while two further bedrooms surrounding a central bathroom deliver upstairs desirability. Decked entertaining, paved expanses and a carport plus parking accessed from second frontage to Albert Street ensure outdoor environs match a home that’s the essence of excellence, close to Williamstown North Primary School, public transport and Douglas Parade.
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178melbourneroadwilliamstown.com.au
Williamstown 8387 0000
Yarraville 8387 0011
Altona 9398 8888
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2/126 Stevedore Street, Williamstown Pleasingly independent, attractively private and ideally positioned, this superior single level villa reveals all the attributes required for a rewarding Williamstown experience – whether lifestyle is the priority or investing is the purpose. Polished floorboards and fabulous presentation complement living and dining areas that are the centerpiece of a design featuring an immaculate galley kitchen while two double bedrooms with built-in robes are arranged either side of a gleaming bathroom. A decked backdrop provides ideal surroundings for outdoor enjoyment and for appreciating the appeal of an address that’s so close to Douglas Parade shops and Williamstown north Primary School – they’re right around the corner – Ferguson Street cafes and the bay. An internally accessed garage adds an extra asset to an outstanding opportunity.
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$630,000 - $690,000 Sat 17th Nov at 12.30pm Sat 12-12.30pm Glen Baird 0425 762 344 Mark de Brabander 0406 536 447
2-126stevedorestreetwilliamstown.com.au
Williamstown 8387 0000
Yarraville 8387 0011
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2/93 Stevedore Street, Williamstown Each space of this superbly situated townhouse endorses the excellence of a design that reflects the ongoing success of its Miceli Oldfield Sinton Architects’ vision. Living/dining areas that link to an inviting balcony are accompanied by a Caesar stone kitchen. The ground floor comprises two double bedrooms and two gleaming bathrooms including a main bedroom adjoined by a beautifully appointed ensuite. The top floor represents next level allure as a master bedroom with a third bathroom and refined terrace creates a retreat with city views. Secure basement parking and a position that’s pivotal to every Williamstown attraction complete a picture of modern perfection.
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$1,100,000 - $1,200,000 Sat 17th Nov at 11.30am Sat 11-11.30am Jacob Davis 0433 208 312 Jessica Tse 0439 332 888
2-93stevedorestreetwilliamstown.com.au
Williamstown 8387 0000
Yarraville 8387 0011
Altona 9398 8888
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41 Walter Street, Williamstown North An instantly impressive profile is matched by memorably stylish spaces to ensure this impeccably maintained residence delivers perfect responses to modern life. Elevated living and dining areas featuring the fabulous gloss of polished floors are complemented by an open-plan kitchen with broad benches, quality appliances and a walk-in pantry while a spacious separate lounge with bay windows and its own gleaming floors makes a significant contribution to the allure of the downstairs dimensions. Three upstairs bedrooms including a main bedroom with a sunny balcony surround a central bathroom defined by immaculate modernity. Courtyard garden entertaining and secure ground floor garaging complete a home that clearly succeeds on every level. Close to the cbd, Williamstown waterfront and walking tracks, schools and shopping.
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Contact Agent Sat 17th Nov at 2.30pm Sat 2-2.30pm Glen Baird 0425 762 344 Wayne Elly 0410 305 305
41walterstreetwilliamstownnorth.com.au
Williamstown 8387 0000
Yarraville 8387 0011
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73 Benbow Street, Yarraville The present day appeal of this immaculately maintained three bedroom home is instantly evident – and its further potential is equally apparent! Completely comfortable proportions featuring polished floors include welcoming living and kitchen/dining areas that lead to a sun-room retreat where outlooks over the rear garden’s deep dimensions emphasize future scope for achieving family perfection on some 445m2. Walking distance from Wembley Primary School, with a bus stop literally right outside and the opportunity to appreciate city sights if an upstairs level is added, this exceptional location ensures a great lifestyle will be enjoyed whether the current day residence is renovated or plans for a brand new family home are pursued, STCA.
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73benbowstreetyarraville.com.au
Williamstown 8387 0000
Yarraville 8387 0011
Altona 9398 8888
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3 Little Berry Street, Yarraville The welcoming period spaces of this irresistible double fronted Victorian reflect the quality of a renovation that’s equally, instantly apparent throughout extended proportions that adopt a modern indoor-outdoor mood to the rear. One of Yarraville’s coveted cul-de-sac settings complements the exceptional appeal of two generous double bedrooms that lead to a charming central living room – with a contemporary gas fire-place – and a bathroom fitted and finished to exacting standards of style. Raked ceilings and hardwood floorboards define the second living/ dining domain, enhanced by an impressive open-plan kitchen and seamless sliding glass to a decked backdrop featuring efficiently integrated garden storage. Walk to Seddon station, Yarraville Gardens and too many great cafes to count from this scintillating inner city address.
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$890,000 - $940,000 Sat 24th Nov at 12.30pm Sat 10-10.30am Anna Grech 0438 446 051 Terry Fitzpatrick 0422 971 667
3littleberrystreetyarraville.com.au
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130 Roberts Street, Yarraville Stylishly, sensibly zoned so that they meet modern family needs with exceptional success, the spaces of this inviting, versatile home make the utmost of a great setting only moments from Cruickshank Park. Separate areas for formal and informal living and dining, each immediately appealing, surround a central kitchen featuring a walk-in pantry, great bench-space and stainless steel appliances. A main bedroom with walk-in robes and an impressive ensuite creates a benchmark that’s beautifully met by two further bedrooms, a family bathroom and the flexibility of a separate studio or fourth bedroom. Clean lines, quality landscaping, perfect paving, work-shop/ storage and a secure garage define outdoor dimensions that add to the attraction of a home with such exceptional credentials so close to everything that ensures a fantastic family lifestyle.
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130robertsstreetyarraville.com.au
Williamstown 8387 0000
Yarraville 8387 0011
Altona 9398 8888
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112 Stephen Street, Yarraville Zoned mixed use, allowing a combination of both residential and commercial use Security entrance to ground floor bedrooms and bathroom First Floor - kitchen, dining, balcony and step-down lounge Top floor - parents retreat with ensuite, laundry and large terrace Below floor - huge cellar for storage Revitalised throughout whilst incorporating its timeless features Located on the fringe of the shopping precinct and securely leased at $33,000 P.A
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Bob Dymalovski 0413 777 446 112stephenstreetyarraville.com.au
Williamstown 8387 0000
Yarraville 8387 0011
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Altona 9398 8888
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$1500 per week
We also leased these properties direct without any advertising. 25 Anzac Crescent Williamstown $1250 per week
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49 Ferguson Street, Williamstown VIC 3016 P 03 9397 5555
WILLIAMSTOWN 14 Pasco Street
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This rare three-bedroom period home with sough after ornate period features, is now being offered to the market place, after being in the same family for generations. A corner allotment supported by a north facing spacious rear yard on 343.8 sqm of land (approx.), is prime real estate. The opportunities to renovate, extend, go up, with three street frontages are endless, (STCA). Brilliant location, walking distance to Nelson Place, Williamstown Beach, parkland, the foreshore, schools, transport, everything that Williamstown has to offer at your doorstep.
ALTONA
45 Galvin Street
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PRICE $1,300,000 to $1,400,000 AUCTION Saturday 15th December 12:30PM VIEW Thursday 6:15 - 6:45PM Sat 1-1:30PM | Sun 10:30-11AM AGENT Josif Hatzinikolis M 0421 699 222 Anthony Gunn M 0409 377 449
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Ever popular & affordable, Altona does it again. We have on offer this 3 bedroom, 1 bathroom home tucked away from the busy roads & ready for a new family. Featuring: • Timber Floors • A beautiful art deco surround the gas heater in the main living area • Split System Air Conditioning • Sun filled Lounge that opens out to a Private Alfresco Area • Open Plan Kitchen • Big Front Ya Y rd • Heaps of OSP even for a Boat/Caravan behind a Remote Controlled Gate. Close to the Westona Train Station, Harrington Square shops, Parks, Mount St Joseph Girls College & other local schools.
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Spacious master bdrm w ensuite & WIR. The additional bdrms have floor to ceiling BIRs for ample storage & generous central bathroom. An added bonus is the study, which can be utilised as a multi-purpose room. The centrepiece of the home is the open kitchen/ meals/lounge area that integrates w the fully decked/ landscaped back yard. Brand new electric awning for all year round alfresco style living. The home has luxury style living w high ceilings, stone bench tops, S/S app, duct heating/cooling, ceiling fans, tinted windows, intercom, upgraded floorboards & new gate.
PRICE $850,000-$880,000 VIEW Thursday 6:00 - 6:30PM Saturday 12:00 - 12:30PM Sunday 12:00 - 12:30PM As advertised or by appointment AGENT Josif Hatzinikolis M 0421 699 222 Anthony Gunn M 0409 377 449
WILLIAMSTOWN 27 Aitken Street
STORAGE SPACES FOR LEASE
PRICE $720,000 - $750,000 VIEW Thursday 6:45 - 7:15PM Saturday 1:30 - 2:00PM Sunday 2:15 - 2:45PM As advertised or by appointment AGENT David Johnston M 0435 879 165 Anthony Gunn M 0409 377 449
STORAGE SPA P CES FOR CARS, BOAT PA A S, CARAV AT AVA AV VANS OR TRAILERS • Numerous storage spaces for lease undercover in the heart of South Williamstown. • Suite car storage, trailer, boat or caravan. • A one month rental bond will be required. • Security video monitored building with high lift roller door access and 24 hour access.
PRICE $95.00 P/Week VIEW Saturday 10:00 - 10:30AM As advertised or by appointment AGENT Anthony Gunn M 0409 377 449
HONESTY • INTEGRITY • RESULTS • 63 MARIBYRNONG & HOBSONS BAY STAR WEEKLY \ NOVEMBER 14, 2018
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‘THE NEW’ – The Name Is All You Need Seize the day, secure the spaces and enjoy the anticipation of owning this superb apartment in THE NEW, an address destined to re-define Newport’s huge lifestyle and investment appeal. A two bedroom, two bathroom design reflective of ROTHELOWMAN’s legendary commitment to style includes a lightfilled living/dining domain accompanied by a substantial balcony and an impressively equipped kitchen. Secure parking further enhances a great opportunity – offered ‘off the plan’, with completion expected mid 2020.
64 MARIBYRNONG & HOBSONS BAY STAR WEEKLY \ NOVEMBER 14, 2018
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Private Sale Price $525,000 Inspect By appointment Contact Chris Reaper 0432 409 663
25 HARGREAV A ES CRESCENT, BRAY AV A BROOK AY POSITION & POTENTIAL! • 3 spacious bedrooms • Comfortable lounge room with gas heater • Combined kitchen & meals area • Central bathroom • Double steel garage • Large 613m2 allotment • Development opportunity (STCA) • Brilliant location, close to shops, schools & public transport
7 LEARMONTH CRESCENT, SUNSHINE WEST SOMETHING SPECIAL!
UNDER CONTRACT
• 3 comfortable bedrooms • Spacious lounge room with ceiling fans & air conditioner • Appealing kitchen adjoining meals area • Bright updated bathroom • Double steel garage • Pergola area with timber decking & bistro blinds • Large allotment approx 643m2 • Brilliant location, close to Buckingham Reserve, shops, schools & public transport also excellent access to the Western Ring Road
Features: high ceilings, roller shutters, aluminium windows & pergola area with concrete paving
Features: polished floorboards, timber venetian blinds, roller blinds, downlights, ceiling fans, split system air conditioner, ducted heating, beautiful landscaped gardens & replumbed throughout
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FOR SALE
INSPECT C CT Saturday 11.30 - 12.00pm C NTA CO T CT TA C David Falcone 0413 116 717 MAP REF 27 C12
15 PA P RRY DRIVE, SUNSHINE WEST THE ULT L IMA LT MAT MA ATE FAMILY L LY HOME!
7/50 HERTFORD ROAD, SUNSHINE
13 QUEEN CIRCUIT, SUNSHINE
UNDER CONTRACT
• 4 spacious bedrooms, all with BIR’s • Downstairs main bedroom with full ensuite & WIR • Comfortable lounge room with floating floorboards • Appealing kitchen with stainless steel cooking appliances, dishwasher & stone benchtops • Open plan meals & family area • Upstairs family retreat & storage room • Bright quality bathroom, 3 toilets • Double garage with remote door • Large allotment approx 557m2 • Situated in a brilliant location (Callaway Park Estate), close to parks, shops, schools, public transport also excellent access the Western Ring Road
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• 2 bedrooms with BIR’s • Lounge room with balcony • Appealing kitchen adjoining meals area • Bright quality bathroom • Car space • Brilliant central Sunshine location
• 3 bedrooms • Main bedroom with full ensuite • Appealing kitchen with stone benchtops • Meals & living area • Bright quality bathroom, 3 toilets • Double garage with remote door
FOR SALE
FOR SALE
FOR SALE
INSPECT C CT Saturday 10.45 - 11.15am C NTA CO T CT TA C Sang Do 0419 935 955 MAP REF 39 J2
2 TENNANT STREET, SUNSHINE NORTH
INSPECT C CT Saturday 11.30 - 12.00pm C NTA CO T CT TA C David Falcone 0413 116 717 MAP REF 40 G5
8 GERALD STREET, SUNSHINE NORTH
INSPECT C CT Saturday 10.00 - 10.30am C NTA CO T CT TA C David Falcone 0413 116 717 MAP REF 26 J11
INSPECT C CT Saturday 12.15 - 12.45pm C NTA CO T CT TA C Sang Do 0419 935 955 MAP REF 40 G3
12 NOTTINGHAM STREET, SUNSHINE NORTH
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• Spacious bedrooms with BIR’s • Comfortable lounge room • Rumpus room with fire place • Kitchen with meals area • Central bathroom, toilet • Large pergola
• Three bedrooms • Lounge room • Kitchen & meals area • Bright renovated central bathroom • Garage & storage • Land size 15.24m x 33.53m approx • Brilliant location
• 4 bedrooms plus study or 5 bedrooms • Lounge room • Large kitchen • Bright central bathroom & 2 toilets • Huge backyard with plenty of parking • Corner block, land size 554m2 (approx)
• 3 bedrooms • Lounge room • Neat kitchen & meals area • Updated bathroom • Carport & brick garage • Brilliant location, close to The Avenue shopping centre, schools & public transport
FOR SALE
FOR SALE
FOR SALE
FOR SALE
INSPECT C CT Saturday 12.15 - 12.45pm C NTA CO T CT TA C Fred (Fatih) Fanoscu 0419 384 097 MAP REF 26 H4
INSPECT C CT Saturday 1.00 - 1.30pm C NTA CO T CT TA C Sang Do 0419 935 955 MAP REF 26 H9
INSPECT C CT Saturday 1.45 - 2.15pm C NTA CO T CT TA C Sang Do 0419 935 955 MAP REF 27 A10
INSPECT C CT Saturday 1.45 - 2.15pm C NTA CO T CT TA C David Falcone 0413 116 717 MAP REF 40 B2
52 LINKS STREET, SUNSHINE WEST
36 MELON STREET, BRAY A BROOK AY
77 JOY STREET, BRAY A BROOK AY
3 ISABEL DRIVE, SUNSHINE WEST
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• Large bedrooms • Lounge room • Kitchen & meals area • Dining room • Updated bathroom • Double in-length garage & workshop • Self contained bungalow with kitchen & bathroom
• 3 bedrooms • Comfortable lounge room • Neat kitchen & meals area • Bright central bathroom • Large garage • Land size approx 570m2 • Development potential (STCA)
• 3 or 4 bedrooms • Lounge room • Kitchen & meals area • Family room • Central bathroom • Double carport & double steel garage • Large allotment approx 620m2 with 18 metre frontage
• 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
FOR SALE
FOR SALE
FOR SALE
FOR SALE
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
INSPECT C CT Saturday 10.00 - 10.30am C NTA CO T CT TA C Sang Do 0419 935 955 MAP REF 41 D1
INSPECT C CT By Appointment C NTA CO T CT TA C David Falcone 0413 116 717 MAP REF 41 B1
INSPECT C CT By Appointment C NTA CO T CT TA C Fred (Fatih) Fanoscu 0419 384 097 MAP REF 39 K3
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273 Hamp pshire Road,, Sunshine 65 MARIBYRNONG & HOBSONS BAY STAR WEEKLY \ NOVEMBER 14, 2018
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• G ous 603sqm allotm t (app ox) outsta d g locat o quals oppo tu ty • D lop (STCA), o at , xt d (STCA), occupy o invest • 1km to La to T a Stat o , oppos t J gs St t School & La to P - 12 Coll g . Walk g d sta c to shops, La to Sw m & F t ss C t , La to C k walk g t a ls a d mo • Off g 3 b d ooms, duct d h at g, duct d cool g • G at acc ss to f way a d M lbou CBD o ly 21kms (app ox) away • W ll su t sto s, d lop s & occup s al k
3A 1B 1C AUCTION Saturday 17th November 1pm INSPECT Saturday 17th November 12.30 - 1pm
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23 Princes Highway Werribee | 9974 0922
40 WILMINGTON AVENUE HOPPERS CROSSING Charm & character in sought after area
• B hind th pick t f nc & “pictu b kâ€? g d ns st nds great opportunity in a popular neighbourhood • T k dv nt g f th P cific W ib sh pping & dining sc n s n y 1.2km w y, z n d f p pu C mb idg P im y t n y 750m w k • F m ung f tu ing f b ds nd b y wind w, s p t dining nd sp ci us kitch n with DW, st in ss steel appliances & ample storage and bench space • Bif d d s t xt nsiv p g with p umbing & mains gas connection • 530sqm c n t, mp ff st t p k, p f ct f c s, b ts, c v ns tc b hind 2 m t d s
23 Princes Highway Werribee | 9974 0922 66 MARIBYRNONG & HOBSONS BAY STAR WEEKLY \ NOVEMBER 14, 2018
www.richardsonpg.com.au
3A 2B 4C For Sale $520,000 - $540,000 INSPECT Saturday 17th November 12.30 - 1pm Steven Richardson 0407 445 567
hardson 7 835
www.richardsonpg.com.au
7 NUNN AVENUE TRUGANINA Set in the heart of Truganina’s school disttrict
• Walk g d sta c to Al-Taqwa Coll g , W stbou G amma a d T uga a South P ma y. St Cla s P ma y a d T uga a P-9 Coll g both clos by • Qu t s tt g a d off g a l ght f ll d 3 b d oom hom • W ll p s t d, low ma t a c hom off g op pla l g, duct d h at g, a co d t o g, floo boa ds • Spac ous c t al k tch w th d shwash a d ampl bench & cupboard space • establ sh d ga d s, doubl ga ag w th a acc ss, xt s p gola s t o a g ous 626sqm allotm t • W ll ams La d g T a Stat o , W ll ams La d g Shopp g C t , Ch ld Ca , pa ks, spo t g fac l t s all clos by
23 Princes Highway Werribee | 9974 0922
3A 1B 2C FOr SALe $550,000 - $580,000
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carterhumphries FOR SALE BY EXPRESSIONS OF INTEREST Closing Tuesday 30th January 2018 Unless sold prior. 10% deposit balance 30/60 days
Wyndham Harbour
Melbourne CBD 285 Crawford’s Rd Port Phillip Bay
Crawford’s First285 time ever offered for sale this Waterfront Dream site. Road
Planning permit for substantial house with tennis court and pool.
Uninterrupted City and Bay views never to be built out.
30 Min to Melbourne CBD, 500 metres to the beach and 400 more to Wyndham harbor.
One of few absolute beachfront acre blocks on Port Philip bay.
285 Crawford’s Road, Werribee South metres (1 Acre) Block / Absolute Sale4000 bysquare Expression of Interest beachfront of over 78 metres.
Closing 5pm Thursday, November 29th, 2018 Unless sold prior • 10% deposit balance days0413 Contact Nick 30/60 Carter Best offers over $1.5M • • • •
048 066
9510 9666
78 Metres of Private Water Frontage 1 Acre Block (approx) City and Port Phillip Sea Views Planning Approval for Stunning 5 bedroom House with Tennis Court & Pool or create your own dream waterfront home (STCA) • Uninterrupted city and bay views never to be built out
www.carterhumphries.com.au
Nick Carter 0413 048 066
9510 9666
www. carterhumphries.com.au
carterhumphries FOR SALE BY EXPRESSIONS OF INTEREST
Closing Tuesday 30th January 2018 Unless sold prior. 10% deposit balance days 67 MARIBYRNONG & HOBSONS30/60 BAY STAR WEEKLY \ NOVEMBER 14, 2018
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Altona North, the West’s hidden gem It’s no secret Melbourne’s west is booming, riding a wave of increased population and new youthful energy that is transforming many post industrial suburbs into hip lifestyle destinations. Just 10km from the CBD, Altona North is one of the best examples of a suburb whose time has come and an exciting new masterplanned community called Alfie leads the charge. Lead by Development Victoria and a proven team including Max Architects and MDG Landscape Architects, Alfie makes the most of an affordable location that nevertheless enjoys outstanding access to the beach, the Westgate Freeway, public transport and a major shopping hub in Altona Gate. Alfie’s attraction is built around a diversity of layouts for 2, 3 & 4 bedroom homes in a carefully masterplanned community centred around a spacious private central park. With plenty of capital growth potential, the development offers something unique in an established suburb with an authentic sense of history. It’s a signature lifestyle vision – access to the park, as well as to large terraces, gardens and courtyards, offers residents plenty of opportunity to relax and entertain with family and friends in light filled open spaces. Max Architects’ Damian Parras says it was important for Alfie to embed seamlessly into the established streetscape. “From the outset, one of the primary design objectives was to ensure that the masterplan layout and built form were complementary to the existing neighbourhood character and respectful of the scale of its adjoining residential precinct.”
Alfie delivers diverse quality housing that locates people closer to jobs, transport, recreation and other services, providing homes that are designed to suit different budgets, lifestyle and household needs. Perfect for families and young couples, the flexibility of layout options allows lots of scope for the accommodation of an older child or dependent parent.
In a market saturated with cookie-cutter apartments, Alfie offers greater value – and your own land under your feet In a market saturated with cookiecutter apartments, Alfie offers greater value – your own land under your feet, open living zones that flow out onto generously sized terraces perfect for entertaining, secure off-street parking and landscaped front gardens. Combined with high quality finishes such as wide floorboards, porcelain tiles and stone benchtops, the homes set an excellent standard that is even now demonstrating its appeal with over 50% of Collection 1 already sold. Alfie represents a rare opportunity in a burgeoning location. Brand new homes start from only $650,000* so buyers should act fast and visit the on site display at 430 Blackshaws Road, Altona North which is open 7 days 11am-5pm. Call 8317 3516, or register your interest online at myalfie.com.au.
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CANTEEN TENDER Exford Primary School is Year Prep Year 6 school on the outskirts of Melton South, with a student and staff population of 520 for 2018. We are seeking applications for our school Canteen. We are seeking the services of an established organisation who can provide an excitingly healthy and nutritious food at a competitive price. Food must be consistent with the Australian Dietary Guidelines and practices must be in accordance to DET requirements. High hygiene and exemplary customer service skills are a must. Services would commence at the start of 2019.
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Cullen Margaret (Peggy). Requiem mass for the repose of the soul of Margaret (Peggy) Cullen will be offered in St Andrews Catholic Church, Greaves Street North, Werribee on Monday 19.11.201 commencing at 1pm. Following mass the cortege will proceed to Werribee Cemetery for burial.
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Upbeat Wolves let victory slip By Ewen McRae Williamstown let a golden opportunity for a breakthrough win slip away on Sunday, going down to Doncaster in Vic Summer Baseball League. The division 2 clash presented the Wolves with a prime opportunity to grab a much-needed win. With import pitcher Dennis Neal controlling things on the mound early, it looked they were on track. But a change of pitcher in the seventh inning gave the Dragons the opportunity they needed. They got on top at the plate to turn a six-run deficit into a two-run win. The final score was 9-7. Williamstown pitcher Daniel Chircop, who came on to relieve Neal, said it was an opportunity missed. “It was a good game that we controlled 90 per cent of, but we let it get away from us at the end, which was disappointing,” Chircop said. “Neal pitched fantastically. He did six innings for one run, and I think it was a no hitter through the first five, but unfortunately I came on and blew it for us. “They really gathered some momentum. And, as happens in baseball sometimes, the hitting is infectious. Once they got on a roll we couldn’t stop them before it was too late.” Williamstown had the better of the battle in the early stages, with Neal controlling things from the mound and the Wolves
enjoying some strong appearances at the plate. The Wolves scored three runs in the first, one in the second and three more across the fifth and sixth, while Doncaster would not get on the score sheet until the sixth as it struggled to deal with Neal’s variations. Nick Gray and Justin Gourlay both grabbed two hits for the day for Williamstown. Doncaster came back into the game in the seventh inning as it hit in four runners. It took the lead in the eighth when the side’s lead-off hitter hit a three run-homer. While the Wolves tried hard to retake the lead in their final two at bats, they fell short, slipping to their sixth loss from seven games. Chircop said that despite the pile up of losses, their form wheel was starting to turn and they had higher expectations for the upcoming games. “We’re really close to firing on all cylinders, and our goal is to not drop another game before Christmas,” he said. “We think that’s pretty achievable, especially with the mid-week games starting this week and our pitching depth will suit that very nicely. “We’ve really supported each other during this losing run and the feeling around the group is really positive, so that’s why we still think we can turn this around pretty quickly.” Williamstown batter Mitch Collins heads for first. (Mark Wilson)
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SPORT Baker moves into AFL coaching role well to those transferable skills in coaching. I really value my teaching background and I’ve certainly used it a lot within my footy.” Baker had established a reputation in the TAC Cup ranks as a coach with strong interpersonal skills, and he said the chance to continue his own development while working on the national stage was an opportunity that excited him. “I invest heavily into relationships with my coaching,” he said. “I think coaching is a real communication game and that’s what I will aim to bring and something that my background suggests I will be able to do. “Everyone in the AFL industry just talks so positively about Hawthorn so that is really exciting for me and I feel really welcomed by the group already.” Baker won 41 games as coach of the Jets, after starting in the role in 2013. Ewen McRae
■ Racing
fans can turn their attention to the Werribee Cup coming up next month now the Spring Racing Carnival has ended. Werribee played a major role in the carnival and the facilities received rave reviews from the visiting trainers completing their preparations for the big race. There was no suggestion that the International Horse Centre had anything to do with the deaths of a couple of horses during the spring. The Werribee Cup is set down for Sunday, December 9, and while it does not command the attention it did in the past, it is still a big day on the local sporting calendar.
Torin Baker has finished at the Western Jets and will take up a development coaching role at Hawthorn. (Mark Wilson)
Rough justice for Russ By Ewen McRae The scintillating early season form of Dean Russ continued at the weekend, but it was not enough to get Footscray over the line. Resuming their Premier Cricket clash with Ringwood, the Dogs struggled to build the big partnerships they needed to chase down the runs and they were bowled out with eight balls left in the day. Russ played a lone hand for much of the day as he posted his second century from the past three games, being the last man dismissed for 117 to give him 360 runs in just five innings this season. Footscray coach Stan Nell said Russ was playing to a higher standard than most players in the competition. “You’d go a long way to see a better hundred than that,” Nell said. “I’ve coached first class cricket, and been with the national set-up, and he’s probably a really good first class cricketer playing premier cricket to be honest. “Everyone keeps asking me about him and all I can say is ‘what a player’, he’s just been terrific.” Ringwood resumed its innings on 6-249, and batted just six more overs before declaring on 8-277, giving Footscray 86 overs to chase the runs. With Victorian opener Travis Dean back in the side to open with 17-year-old debutant Dylan Brasher, it was a new-look top order for the Dogs, but some good bowling from Ringwood made for a slow start before both men fell in quick succession. Brasher (7), Dean (13) and number three Matt Underwood (3) all fell with just 30 on the board, leaving Russ and captain Dylan Kight to resurrect the innings. Their 73-run partnership gave the home side hope of mounting a successful chase, but when Kight was dismissed for 30 the task became far more difficult. Jordan Kight (19) and Tallan Wright (15) both made starts but couldn’t convert, and the tail managed to stay with Russ long enough for him to reach triple figures but never realistically threatened chasing down the runs. It leaves Footscray with just one win from its first six games, but Nell said it wasn’t the time to panic. “I said to the boys after the game that they should be disappointed, but don’t be disillusioned,” Nell said. “We bowled really well on day one, and I don’t think there was much more we could have done there, and with the rain during the week
IN THE DOGHOUSE
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Melbourne premiership player Dylan Conway will be shaping up this Saturday night as he makes his professional boxing debut at Melbourne Pavilion. David Hegarty at Tarneit Boxing has prepared Conway for the fight. The fight will be streamed on liveboxing.com.au. Plenty of local footballers have used the ring to supplement their training, with the occasional foray into the real stuff. Jake Carr, the former Jets captain, is probably the best known in recent years. Good luck to Dylan, combining two sporting pursuits can be tricky.
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takes a good cause to get the Werribee and Hoppers Crossing cricket clubs to smoke the peace pipe and for the fifth year running Movember has achieved that feat. The two clubs will go bristle to bristle on Sunday Movember 25 at Chirnside Park. The future stars game will start at 10.45am followed by the big game at 1.30pm. There will be raffles and auctions and plenty of food and beverages available. All monies raised go to the Movember Foundation. Details: Sean Molloy (WCC) 0419 387 402 or Jake Porter (HCCC) 0430 142 780.
■ Lorraine
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a coup for Port Melbourne Colts, signing Lindsay Gilbee as senior coach for 2019. The former Bulldogs star was one of the best kicks in the competition and has a sharp football mind. Interesting to see the Tanner brothers leaving Altona, bound for Taylors Lakes in the EDFL. Kevin Hillier
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Dean Russ continued his strong form with another century at the weekend. (Damjan Janevski)
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All-round effort delivers Altona’s first win Altona has broken through for its first win of the sub-district cricket season, putting in the side’s most complete performance to date to knock off Moorabbin. With both south-west first XI sides winless coming into the match, it was a high stakes game, with Altona’s bowlers settling quickest as they ran through the Moorabbin top order. Jeremy Swan picked up three wickets in his second over, bowling both Moorabbin openers and number four Andrew Powell. Swan added the wicket of Vishva Wijeratne soon after to have the visitors reeling at 4-14, but a middle-order fightback gave the scorecard some respectability. Moorabbin moved to 70 before losing 3-0 to give Altona the upper hand once more, the tail providing little resistance as the side was dismissed in the final over for 105. Swan finished with 4-22 off seven overs, while Adam Yates picked up 2-11. In reply, Altona lost an early wicket when Amit Padwal was bowled for five, but David Kinsella (49no) and Yates (32) took the home side to the brink of a win. Yates was dismissed with the score on 64, but Greg Sheehan
(15no) and Kinsella saw Altona safely to the breakthrough win, with the side finishing on 2-109. Altona jumped from last to 11th with the win, with one game separating sixth from 12th on a congested ladder. Williamstown narrowly avoided falling to its first defeat of the season, taking three late wickets to down Malvern by two runs. After its much-vaunted top order had its first bad day of the year, Williamstown crept to 118 thanks largely to 38 not out from Brenton Hodges. In reply, Malvern got off to a strong start, with a 42-run opening stand giving it a great chance for an upset win. Williamstown was able to get back in the game, but Malvern progressed to 7-111 and the brink of a win before the Seagulls roared back. Patrick O’Malley (4-16) grabbed his fourth wicket to revive hope, and then Jarrod Flood-Bauce (3-18) snared two wickets in as many balls to seal Williamstown’s fourth win of the season.
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Twin 50s to Phil Auciello and Anthony Frydas were not enough to get Altona North over the line in its Victorian Turf Cricket Association Peter Howarth Shield division 1 west clash with Aberfeldie. Chasing 251 to win, Altona North got off to a good start as Mayukh Rahman (19) and Auciello put on a 57-run opening stand. But when Rahman and Nick Rainone (1) fell in quick succession, the task became harder. Auciello (5) and Frydas (56) fought valiantly and a middle order 35 from Haydn Wilkinson kept the chase alive. But regular wickets eventually saw the home side dismissed for 224 in the 76th over, delivering its first loss for the season.
Seddon stays strong
Laverton is on the board for the season after a good win over Greenvale Kangaroos on Saturday. With Greenvale bowled out on the first day for 106, Laverton sewed up first-innings points by reaching the target for the loss of six wickets, before batting on to post 175, thanks largely to Usman Safdar (49), Mustafa Cuttlerywala (35) and Mohsin Rana (23). Greenvale batted again, but while Laverton was able to take regular wickets, it couldn’t seal the full points. The visitors closed the day on 7-97.
By Ewen McRae
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Seddon backed up its forceful effort with the bat last week, comfortably defending its total to knock over St Albans. After posting 8-348 on day one on the back of 187 from opener Damith Priyadarshana, Seddon’s bowlers were able to take regular breakthroughs as they dismissed the visitors for 242 after 67 overs. It was its second Victorian Turf Cricket Association senior division win for the season, and lifts it to third on the table after three games. St Albans started the day strongly, with Brenton Cook (24) and Simon Lambert (14) laying a strong platform with a 35-run opening stand. Chris Sole (2-40) got the breakthrough when he enticed an edge from Cook, and Damith Priyadarshana (1-51) was able to do likewise to Lambert as both openers fell in quick succession. Alwis and Pawandeep Singh (7) were slowly building a partnership when Kendrick Hatton was introduced to the attack, and the wheels started to come off the St Albans innings from there. Hatton trapped Singh in front, before bowling Billy Whitford and Shanaka Silva for ducks to have the visitors reeling at 5-65. St Albans had its best patch of the afternoon when Buddika Hasaranga – who was batting down the order due to an ankle injury – teamed with Alwis to post a 77-run stand and give the innings some respectability. Hatton grabbed his fourth when he dismissed Hasaranga for 32, and the innings fell away from there as the next three batsmen made just 10 runs between them. Number 11 Maksym Sosnowski stuck around with Alwis long enough to get him to triple figures, before opening up the shoulders to finish with a quick-fire 30 not out. Alwis was the final man dismissed, giving Hatton 5-61 for the day. Elsewhere, Spotswood has continued on its winning ways, easily chasing down Sunshine United to remain the only unbeaten side in the division. Resuming on 2-70 in pursuit of United’s 136, it was a tough ask for the home bowlers, and while Roshan Anuruddha snared Ross Horkings for 49, the visitors were able to chip away at the total. Mac Short got his second consecutive 50 to anchor the chase, and his partnership with Gene Maurice (25 not out) delivered Spotswood safely to the six points. Short was eventually out for 55, with Spotswood closing the day on 5-174.
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David Kinsella grabbed a wicket to go with his 49 not out for Williamstown. (Damian Visentini)
Altona’s miserable Premier bowls season continued at the weekend when it went down to Lilydale despite winning two rinks. The reigning premier is yet to win a game. While it won two rinks by narrow margins, the other two rinks were blowout losses, including a huge 33-17 shot loss in the fourth rink as Lilydale took the match 83 (14)-66 (4). Yarraville Footscray split its rinks with Bundoora RSL but came away with a narrow win. The final rink of the day was the saviour for the home side, with that 28-17 win giving it a second rink win and an overall 85 (4)-80 (4) result. Yarraville Footscray is fifth on the table, with Altona the only winless side as the competition takes a break for the Victorian State Championships.
Football
Altona Football Club has lost brothers Harry and Lachlan Tanner for the 2019 season, with the pair signing with Taylors Lakes in the EDFL. Harry was named in the WRFL division 1 team of the year and played six games in the VFL with Richmond. Lachlan played just 12 games in 2018, but was a part of the WRFL senior interleague side in May. Braybrook has secured Sunshine Heights ruckman Jarrad Neilson for the 2019 WRFL season.
Kendrick Hatton picked up five wickets for Seddon at the weekend. (Damjan Janevski)
Finally, Yarraville Club broke through for its first win of the season with a comprehensive win over Keilor on Saturday, highlighted by a seven wicket haul to Chathura Darshana. The Clubbers were always in the box seat after making 5-364 last week, but their bowlers were diligent in ensuring the strong platform wasn’t wasted.
While Keilor had a 74-run opening stand, Emmett Bronca and Darshana dismissed both openers in quick succession, and the Keilor batting order struggled to build momentum from there. The hosts were eventually rolled for 227 off 58 overs, with Darshana the standout bowler with 7-64.
Parkside has announced a swag of new players for the next WRFL season, with Daniel Thomas, former premiership player Joey Jamieson, Maribyrnong Park player Johnny Atar, Jesse McLellan and Matt Chen all set to play for the Magpies in 2019. Thomas comes to the club from the Byron Magpies, where he claimed a best-and-fairest award, while Jamieson returns to the club after playing with Kambalda Football Club. Atar is a key position player, while McLellen crosses to Parkside from division 1 club Sunshine. Chen, who returns to Henry Turner Oval after having a year off due to work commitments, is a former WRFL team of the year member and Parkside premiership player. FOR MORE SPORT, VISIT Web: starweekly.com.au Maribyrnong & Hobsons Bay Star Weekly @starweeklysport @star_weekly
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