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Hospital a priority: new MP Labor has secured Melton and retained Buninyong and Kororoit after Saturday’s election.

Newcomer Stephen McGhie will replace retired Don Nardella in the Melton seat.

Mr McGhie, a former ambulance union head, was a last-minute nomination for Labor after endorsed candidate Justin Mammarella left the race in October.

By late Sunday, Mr McGhie had polled 54.04 per cent of the vote after preferences, while the Liberal Party’s Ryan Farrow received 45.96 per cent.

After first preference votes, Mr McGhie led with 12,579 votes, ahead of Mr Farrow (6764), Independent Ian Birchall (4254), Independent Bob Turner (3664), Independent Jarrod Bingham (2474), Independent Sophie Ramsey (2094) the Greens’ Harkirat Singh (1564), Animal Justice Party’s Tania Milton (924), Democratic Labour Party’s Victor Bennett (920), Independent Daryl Lang (777), Independent Grant Stirling (380) and Victorian Socialists’ Ron Guy (232).

Mr McGhie described it as “a great result”.

“We had a little over three weeks to campaign, but we were confident.

Although the Liberals were our biggest opponent, the candidates who supported a hospital for Melton also ran a very strong campaign and people gravitated towards them.

“Clearly, there’s a message in there that they want a hospital in Melton.”

Mr McGhie said that, while he was happy to have secured the seat, there was “a lot of work to be done”.

“I think that the priorities in

Bacchus Marsh are different to what the priorities are in Melton,” he said.

“Education, health and, especially, road congestion, are key issues in Bacchus Marsh. Sporting facilities, such as an aquatic centre and basketball courts and football ovals, are all issues.

“I come from a health background and worked in the Melton-Bacchus Marsh area as a paramedic … I’m an advocate for that idea of getting a public hospital built in Melton.

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“The Labor government has put up $2.3 million to plan it and I think that is a positive move … I will be advocating for a hospital in this corridor, but not to the detriment of the Bacchus Marsh hospital which the Labor government has also put substantial funding into.”

The Melton electorate takes in Bacchus Marsh, Brookfield, Darley, Exford, Hopetoun Park, Long Forest, Melton, Melton South and Merrimu as well as parts of Eynesbury, Kurunjang, Maddingley, Melton West and Parwan.

Mr McGhie said that he was considering relocating from Buninyong to live in his electorate.

“I want to be accessible to residents and I hope to have a pop-up office in Bacchus Marsh at least once a week,” he said.

Buninyong voted in newcomer Michaela Settle to replace retired MP Geoff Howard and Kororoit’s Marlene Kairouz was re-elected.

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Creekside College had 12 students participate – four of whom took home prizes. The school’s primary science teacher Nichole Fraser said it was a fantastic achievement. “To have four of our 12 entrants take out … awards is a testament to the commitment of our students,” she said. “The fact that our winners were in prep and in grades 1, 2 and 3 was also amazing.” Shudham (prep), Aarya (grade 1), Greneth (grade 2) and Ethan (grade 3) were the school’s award winners.

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By Esther Lauaki Kyllie Garrett and her mates are going full ocker in their fight against multiple sclerosis.

The mum of two was diagnosed with the neurological disease in 2012 and has since raised more than $15,000 towards medical research.

She will host a Bogan Bingo fundraising party at Tabcorp Park on Saturday, December 8 – but this time, the money will help her get to Russia to participate in a potentially life-changing clinical trial.

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It will cost about $120,000 to cover the treatment and expenses for the 35-day trial.

Ms Garrett, who plays football for Melton Centrals and lives in Ballarat, was doing all the right things to live a healthy lifestyle when she copped the “sickening diagnosis” of MS. “I was in the fittest point in my life at the age of 29,” Ms Garrett said.

“I had just hit my goal weight after losing more than 50 kilograms when I collapsed in the shower.

“Initially, I had dizziness, confusion, fatigue, constant migraines and disorientation … it progressed until I was unable to drive or work and my health rapidly deteriorated.”

She manages numbness, muscle weakness, muscle spasms, vertigo, nerve pain and a range of co-ordination issues daily.

Since her diagnosis, Ms Garrett has been trialing a range of treatments, but her health continues to decline.

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“I’m scared about this treatment [in Russia], but it is clear that it is the best chance I have of being able to live my life normally again with my family,” she said.

“Being the only income earner for the household, any additional funds would be used to cover my time off work so that I can recover.

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“My kids are so young … it would be nice to know that finding a cure for MS would mean I don’t have to explain to them why mummy can’t do certain things with them.”

The Bogan Bingo night will start at 7.15pm on December 8 at Tabcorp Park. Tickets cost $35 through trybooking.com/yxzu.

Bacchus Marsh State Emergency Service is better equipped to help locals in strife thanks to a $600,000 boost.

The funding, provided by insurance partner AAMI, has been used to buy tools and equipment to assist crews when dealing with storm-related damage such as removal of fallen trees and homes impacted by severe weather.

Bacchus Marsh SES volunteers responded to 145 calls for assistance in the past year with 71 of those related to storm damage.

Unit controller William Robson said that the funding has assisted volunteers to support the Bacchus Marsh community when storms hit.

“It’s really terrific to have AAMI backing our volunteers, so we can support the Bacchus Marsh community,” Mr Robson said. “Their valuable contribution and their support allows our volunteers to have access to the best training and equipment to support the Bacchus Marsh community before, during and after an emergency.”

He said that hydraulic rescue tools, power tools, generators and lighting have already been purchased.

Lachlan Rees, of AAMI, said the organisation was delighted to support VICSES and the Bacchus Marsh volunteers. “Their hard work and dedication to help the community before, during and after an emergency is critical,” Mr Rees said.

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Annabella with a mosaic created for the school’s 150th anniversary. (Shawn Smits)

Long history, big party Rockbank Primary School has celebrated its 150th anniversary with events evoking bygone eras.

The school opened on October 12, 1868, with 50 students – and events have been flowing throughout October and November as Melton’s oldest school celebrates.

On Saturday, November 17, the school held a major celebratory event attended by about 1000 people.

Pupils entertained throughout the day, with each of the five classes examining 30 years of school history and performing a dance reminiscent of those times.

A time capsule from 1988 was unearthed, its newspaper articles and letters revealing predications for the next 30 years from pupils

at the time. Current pupils created a new time capsule that will be opened in 2043.

The anniversary festivities also included an art show and auction of pupil works and tree planting in the school grounds.

School principal Darryl Spiteri said the celebrations were important to members of the school community, past and present.

“I think the anniversary is a really important occasion and we wanted to make sure the community celebrated that,” he said. “It was a wonderful celebration.

“I’m very honored to be the principal at a time of such historical significance for the school.”

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Three youths have all been charged with armed robbery, robbery and affray after an incident at a Melton park on Thursday. A 14-year-old boy, 11 year-old boy and a 14-year-old girl, all from Melton, have been bailed to appear at a children’s court at a later date. Police said a nine-year-old boy and an 11-year-old boy were assaulted by three youths about 5.45pm at a park on Reserve Road. The 11-year-old was taken to hospital with serious injuries.

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A Melton West man has been charged following a crash that left a police officer with serious injuries in Mount Duneed on November 20. A 21-year-old from Melton West was taken to hospital under police guard.

He has since been charged with false imprisonment, reckless conduct endangering life, intentionally cause serious injury and intentionally expose emergency worker to risk by driving.

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Developers unveil Eynesbury bid

By Esther Lauaki A pair of developers have big plans for Eynesbury – more housing and shopping and enhanced road links between the township and Wyndham.

Resimax Group announced last week it would embark on a joint venture with Hyde Property Group on a 218-hectare parcel of land in Eynesbury.

Resimax director Ozzie Kheir said he hoped development of the land would shape the entire township and fast-track the development of

‘‘

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’’

Green Hill and Mt Mary roads and connections from Eynesbury to Wyndham.

“Eynesbury is one of the most exciting developments in Australia, both in terms of its

scale and potential end use – the opportunities are endless,” Mr Khier said.

“When you visit Eynesbury you can’t help but fall in love with the place … from the protected native vegetation that sprawls the estate, the 18-hole professional golf course and the heritage bluestone homestead with cosy fireplaces, you instantly feel at home.

“In years to come, I have no doubt Eynesbury will be known as a premium housing estate with a great community and we look forward to working closely with the existing Eynesbury community to re-invigorate the township and

open up the unique Eynesbury lifestyle to a whole new group of residents.”

Russell Jackson, chief of Hyde Property Group, said the township had enormous potential and he hoped that the joint venture would “ramp up delivery of key infrastructure” and improve connectivity for Melton.

Melton planning services manager Bob Baggio said future development by the joint venture would require new planning permits and council had not yet received any.

Eynesbury is currently home to 2400 residents.

Many voices speak up Removing stigma and shame associated with violence against women will be the aim of an upcoming event in Caroline Springs.

The I Am Her Voice free, youth-focused event, on Sunday, December 9, will aim to educate Melton women about domestic violence and discrimination.

Sarah Akamo, founder of Grace: West Melbourne Families Against Domestic Violence, said the event would amplify survivor voices through the sharing of their stories.

“During the event, they will hear from key youth-centred individuals in the community, including family violence advocates, experienced youth workers and professionals who will be a part of a forum engaging in a narrative with the next generation about ending violence against women,” Ms Akamo said.

“The effects of family violence are prevalent in many children nowadays, whereby they

believe violence against women to be normal behaviour.

“I Am Her Voice will not only be a forum to facilitate discussion, but will challenge gendered stereotypes, promote gender equality and encourage men and boys to end violence against women and girls.”

Speakers will include Matt Williams, co-founder of the Chin Up Project; Natasha Toffa of the Women’s Unity Movement; and Elena Grace, a western suburbs advocate and survivor of domestic violence.

I Am Her Voice, including afternoon tea, will run at the Mercure Hotel in Caroline Springs from 2-5pm on Sunday, December 9.

Details: bit.ly/2AefNTX Esther Lauaki I Am Her Voice organiser Sarah Akamo.

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‘Trolley man’ to stay out of CBD Bourke Street’s ‘Trolley Man’ has vowed to have a good crack at staying out of trouble after being granted bail.

Michael Rogers was thrust into the spotlight after ramming knife-wielding attacker Hassan Khalif Shire Ali with a shopping trolley as he lunged at two police officers with a knife.

Now he has been banned from central Melbourne as part of his strict bail conditions after facing Melbourne Magistrates Court on November 17.

Rogers, 46, turned himself in to police at West Melbourne. He was subsequently charged with two counts of burglary, two counts of theft and committing an indictable offence while

on bail. Melbourne Magistrates Court heard Rogers had broken into a city cafe the day before the November 9 Bourke Street attack and stolen $500 from a till and a basket. He is also accused of bike theft.

Police had opposed bail, arguing there was an “unacceptable risk” of Rogers committing further offences.

However, magistrate Bob Kumar granted bail, saying the risk could be overcome with stringent conditions.

After leaving court, Rogers said: “I’m glad I’ve been given another chance and I’ll give it my best shot. It’s nice to know that people do still think that I’m worthy of moving on in life.”

Rogers said he believed he could stay out of trouble provided he complied with one of his bail conditions – to stay out of Melbourne’s CBD. “I think [I can] so long as I stay out of the city,” he said. “I’m not gonna lie, it’s gonna be a task.

“Look, my goal is to pay people back and do the right thing and that’s what I’m gonna do.”

Rogers is only allowed to be in the city for court appearances, legal appointments and the Court Integrated Services Program. He must comply with the requirements of the program, which include not taking drugs.

Other bail conditions include residing at

a Caroline Springs apartment that has been rented for him by the National Homeless Collective, reporting daily to Caroline Springs police and abiding by a 9pm-6am curfew.

Rogers’ lawyer Melinda Walker argued he had a unique opportunity to turn his life around due to money that had been raised for him.

A crowdfunding campaign “Not all heroes wear capes” raised $145,000 for Rogers before being closed to donations on Saturday.

Rogers is due to reappear in court on November 27.

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Grant wins for Burnside Burnside community groups have been given a boost from Modeina Community Fund.

Eleven not-for-profit local organisations received grants of $500 or $1000 at a fund presentation last week held at the estate on Lexington Drive, Burnside.

Dennis Family Corporation founder Bert Dennis presented cheques totalling $12,500.

“These organisations are essential components of building a community,” he said.

“We see the importance of providing funds in the early stages to enable community groups to grow and develop social harmony.”

The Modeina Community Fund grants were available to not-for-profit groups operating in Melton for more than 12 months.

Utsav Malayalee Samaj, a group that represents the Keralite community, was one of the recipients.

Group president Siniya Joseph said the grant

would be used to promote the group’s “Donate life … The Greatest Gift” project.

“The grant from Dennis Family Corporation will help us pay for posters, banners and events to promote the organ donation cause,” she said.

The group has joined with DonateLife Victoria to raise awareness of organ donation and the importance of signing up to the Australian Organ Donation Register.

In the 16 years that the Dennis Family Corporation has been operating community funds, more than $600,000 has been distributed to community organisations.

Joanna Catalano Dennis Corporation’s Nick Elliott (second from left) with Utsav Malayalee Samaj members Sajimol Rejith, Siniya Joseph and Praveen Thomas. (Joe Mastroianni)

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Samoa rolls them over Samoa was too strong for Bacchus Marsh in a trans-Pacific battle of lawn bowls earlier this month.

The biennial friendship tournament between the Avenue Bowling Club and Faleata village in Samoa started in 2012 – playing for bragging rights and a traditional wooden kava bowl.

The November 11 tournament involved eight members from the Pacific team, including one “honorary Samoan” from Bacchus Marsh, taking on a team of 10 local players.

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Kendra, Tiana, Mackenzie, Lili, August, Baylea and Kayla from Kayla B School of Singing are all set for Carols by Candlelight. (Joe Mastroianni)

Songs of Christmas Melton residents are in for a night of singing and celebration at Carols by Candlelight.

The annual event at Melton Recreation Reserve on Saturday, December 1, will be filled with festive entertainment for the whole family.

Starting at 6.30pm, the event will feature community entertainers including talented primary school pupils, choirs and musicians.

Flame-free candles will light up the park from 7.30pm. Feature artists such as Lucca Franco, Al Wilkinson and Lheon will encourage audience members to embrace the Christmas spirit.

For kids, there’ll be face-painting, a jumping castle, entertainment by The Mik Maks and Santa’s craft village.

Tasty treats will be served up by a line-up of food vans and Melton Valley Rotary Club members will man a sausage sizzle.

Melton deputy mayor Lara Carli said Carols

by Candlelight was always delightful.

“It’s an event not to be missed,” she said. “This is a wonderful annual event that celebrates the importance of family, friends and the magic of Christmas.

“I invite everyone to bring their best singing voices and enjoy performances that will lift spirits and create a sense of excitement for the coming holidays.”

Joanna Catalano

FREE GREEN WASTE DISPOSAL UNTIL THE END OF DECEMBER! Attention all residents in the City of Melton: dispose of your household green waste free until the end of December at the Melton Recycling Facility.

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Details Where: Melton Recycling Facility, 33 Ferris Road, Cobblebank When: Thursday 1 November – Monday 31 December 2018, 8am-4.30pm The Melton Recycling Facility is open every day except Christmas Day. Keep your green waste out of landfill. To find out what happens to your green waste visit: backtoearth.vic.gov.au/back-to-earth-community/farmersstories Civic Centre 232 High Street Melton VIC 3337

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TEXTILE EXHIBITION APPLICATIONS

Srividhya Subramanian is participating in the Hot House Project. (Marco De Luca)

Help for big dreams achieve their goals, and experience success,” she said.

“The Hot House Project is an exciting program that fosters creativity, and supports entrepreneurship, in our diverse and thriving local economy.”

Residents interested in finding out more about The Hot House program can book a 10-minute one-on-one session with a start-up expert. The expert will provide feedback and advice and determine if the idea is suitable for the Hot House Project.

Registrations close on Thursday, November 29.

Details: melton.vic.gov.au/hothouse

The Hot House Project is offering up-and-coming entrepreneurs free training and mentoring.

Through a series of master classes delivered

by VU Innovations, participants will learn how to transform bright ideas into new businesses.

They will be presented with networking opportunities, mentoring sessions and special events in addition to having access to six months of subsidised co-working space at Western BACE at Cobblebank.

Melton deputy mayor Lara Carli said the council was committed to helping start-up businesses realise their dreams.

“Council continuously strives to create an environment where all businesses – big or small – can flourish and where emerging leaders can

Melton City Council is calling visual artists of the west to be part of a group exhibition in 2019.

This paid exhibition opportunity is a chance for makers of all skill levels to re-imagine and push the possibilities of textile craft.

Apply now!

Applications close: 5pm, Friday 7 December For further information: melton.vic.gov.au/HomeSewn Contact 9747 7200 or email:

artsandculture@melton.vic.gov.au Artwork above: Archi Loom by SLOW ART Collective, 2018, C3, photo Eugene Howard

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WHAT’S ON AT THE MELTON COUNTRY CLUB FRIDAY NIGHT ENTERTAINMENT

Monday 3rd December 2018

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MY PLACE Jordyn Charge is moving full speed ahead to a career in racing. The 19-year-old sprint car driver talks to Esther Lauaki about the road ahead.

title a couple of years ago. I was also named Sprintcar Racing Association of Victoria rookie of the year in 2015-16.

Tell us about your latest achievement in sprint car.

Earlier this month I placed third at the 360 Sprintcar Allstars Series at Moama [Heartland Raceway]. It was a special moment for me to get a podium placing next to my mentor Matthew Reed. Matthew’s been such an influence on me throughout my career, so to finish on the podium with him was one of my new career highlights, and I can’t thank him, along with all of my family and sponsors, enough for all of their ongoing support.

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What do you love most about the sport?

Going fast and learning from my mentors.

What’s your connection to the west?

I live in Melton, went to school in Caroline Springs.

How long have you lived in the area?

All my life.

What are you passionate about?

Sprint car racing.

How long have you been sprint car racing and how did you start?

I started racing junior quarter midgets (cars)

when I was five then I started sprint car racing when I was 16. My dad used to race so that’s how I got into it. I’m in my fourth season [in sprint car] now.

I’ve been nicknamed the “leadfoot kid”. My first big win was the Victorian 360 Sprintcar

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How far do you want to go with your racing?

All the way. I want to do it full-time and race in America. But I know there’s a lot of work to do to get there. It’s going to be important for us to improve our consistency … to qualify better in order to regularly crack the top-10 finishes in feature races.

Our team endured an up-and-down run last season despite showing good speed at various race meetings, but we’re confident in our ability to enjoy a strong 2018-19 season, continuing to learn more as we attempt to move further up the field on a regular basis.

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Families all over the world cannot afford to give their Children gifts this Christmas!

Over the Month of December, you can donate a gift and put it under the Melton Country Club Christmas Wishing Tree.

The toys will be distributed to the less fortunate Children of Melton by the Melton City Council Family Services

Pick up your PINK or BLUE gift tag from Reception and leave a brief description of your gift.

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Women’s martial moves

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Women will be armed with skills to protect themselves in a free self-defence course in Melton.

Self-defence master John Gill and other highly qualified instructors will run the series of workshops next week in an effort to empower women. ThePROVIDING workshops, which will run at various locations, start on December 1.

EXCELLENT Mr Gill, an ambassador for the White Ribbon Foundation for prevention of violence EYE CARE FOR against women, said participants would learn LOCAL how to avoid THE attack, verbally defuse potentially dangerous COMMUNITY situations and how to handle an aggressor’s drunken or drugged behaviour.

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to learn for beginners of all ages and fitness levels,” he said. “The participants will learn what to use for self-defence … hands, elbows and knees, and feet only for serious situations … where their life is in danger.

“Contact is only done on soft punching bags and mitts held by instructors, so therefore no contact between students.”

The course is open to females ranging from teenagers upwards.

The first workshop will be at Melton Waves on December 1.

Details: admin@selfdefenceaustralia.com.au

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Christmas services

from 10.30am on the second Tuesday of each month at Melton Health, 195 Barries Road, Melton.

■ 9743 5044

Melton Christian Fellowship will hold its Christmas and New Year’s services at 152 Brooklyn Road in Brookfield. The Christmas Day service will start at 10am and New Year’s Eve service will at 8.30pm.

Probus club

The Melton Valley Ladies Probus Club meets on the second Tuesday of each month at Melton Country Club from 10am.

■ 9743 1615

Health group

Melton TOWN Club, a group that helps those wishing to lose weight, meets every Tuesday from 6-7.30pm at Darlingsford Barn, Melton. Cost $6 a week plus registration fee.

■ 0416 612 517

Wishing tree

Melton’s Kmart wishing tree is now open for donations. Residents are encouraged to give a practical gift that will help people in need all year round. The appeal will run until December 24 and monetary donations will be accepted until January 31.

A Maltese welcome

The Melton Maltese Seniors Club invites everyone to join it for warm conversation every Friday from 10am-2pm at Botanica Springs Community Centre, 249 Clarkes Road, Brookfield.

■ 0428 695 335 Melton South Community Centre’s free women’s support group is for those needing assistance with mental health issues.

Meetings are held on Mondays from 1-2.30pm.

■ 0418 667 150

Environment group

Melton Environment Group meetings are held at Bunnings on the third Wednesday of each month. The next meeting will be on Wednesday, December 19, from 7.30-8.30pm.

■ 0438 277 252

Turning it on for Pink Stumps Day is a big hit. (Supplied)

Stumping up for fun and funds

Pink Stumps Day is the McGrath Foundation’s biggest fundraising campaign, bringing cricket clubs, workplaces, schools and backyard players across the nation together to turn their cricket pink and raise money in support of people and families experiencing breast cancer. Anyone who registers before November 30 will be in with a chance to win a Pink Test Experience for four people, including return airfares to Sydney, accommodation and tickets to days three and four of the Sydney Test against India. To register: bit.ly/2Fyr33u

Parkinson’s boxing program

Punchin Parkos Victoria promotes a non-contact boxing exercise program especially designed for people living with Parkinson’s disease. Find out more about

the northern suburbs-based pilot group.

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Cancer group

The Melton Cancer Support Group meets

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The Melton Table Tennis Association meets on Thursdays from 7-10pm at Al Iman College’s multi-purpose hall, Rees Road, Melton South. Adults $8, juniors $5.

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Ready to bowl

Melton Bowling Club meets from 4.15pm every Friday for finger food and bowls.

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Seniors activities

Melton Senior Citizens Club welcomes new members to enjoy indoor bowls, snooker and other activities every Monday, Wednesday and Thursday from 12.45-3pm at 1 McKenzie Street.

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Avelyn Miranda’s bedding store is chock full of wonderful items, big and bold to small and perfect, to make any bedroom a retreat. And getting your home ready for Christmas is the best excuse to buy a new bedroom item to bring pleasure, impress visitors or freshen up a look, writes Carole Levy.

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Meet your bedroom stylist Avelyn Miranda A Owner of Harvey Norman Bedding Watergardens What’s on your bedside table?

A lamp, photo of my daughter, Ava, phone charger and reading glasses.

What time is your alarm set for?

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At 5.45am – when I get up to feed Ava and then leave for work at 7.30am for a 9am start.

What’s your favourite bedroom furnishing colour?

I like blues. My bedroom has white wall paint, with blue and silver accents. It’s in the Scandi style.

If money was no object, what dream item would you have in your fantasy bedroom?

A huge round bed, preferably with beach views, and a chandelier – the more bling the better.

How important is the thread count for bed linen?

Hotel-quality 1000-thread sheets feel wonderful, but that’s really the only advantage. Lower thread counts are often preferred because the fabric is cooler and allows more air to flow through.

Is there a particular colour palette emerging in the bedroom scene?

Yes, we’re seeing lots of blush, an old-world pink. Rose gold is also popular for bedside tables and lamps.

It’s a very romantic look.

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Of course, beyond these three stars, the store has numerous support acts.

For kids, bedrooms are more about play and create between sleep times. That’s why the Zara bunk bed earns a Christmas star. It may be a bit big to wrap up under the tree, but imagine your child’s face waking up in this on Christmas morning.

Beds come in all different styles, shapes and colours and to suit all budgets. There’s a large range of beds, pillows and bed linen. Modules set up as rooms give customers a chance to visualise items in their own homes and see how the experts put things together.

Your child will love playing in their pine “house”, enjoying role-play games with siblings and friends – and stairs are built in to add to the fun.

The Gatsby chandelier is one of the more blingy lightfittings on offer, but there are plenty more to suit all home decors – from mid-century retro to streamlined and contemporary.

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Wall art ranges through romantic and traditional to bold and contemporary, while different sizes and framing options refine the choice. A piece of art is such a personal statement, but Avelyn stocks something for all tastes.

The second Christmas star goes to the Gatsby chandelier. Dripping with Swarovski spectra and Egyptian asfour sparkling on a bouquet of chrome, the Gatsby will obviously fit an opulent bedroom.

But it can be a star in other bedroom styles, as well. The French provincial style can accept this level of glam, but the Gatsby chandelier can also be a knockout statement in a pared-back bedroom with old wooden floors, a banged-up chest and heritage bed linens MOTHER NATURE CANVAS And the third star? Wall art, in this case the Mother Nature canvas. This will bring a soothing vibe to a bedroom – and a reminder of nature’s beauty never goes astray.

Mother Nature will be a statement piece, not least because of its size (160 x 120 centimetres). It also picks up the blush shades that Avelyn says are an emerging colour trend in bedrooms.

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MELTON SOUTH 10 Bridgeford Crescent, 3338

HARKNESS 16 Lady Penryhn Drive, 3337

Harcourts Melton: 8065 5007

PRD Nationwide Melton: 9747 6665

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Private sale

Price: $449,500

Private sale

In a convenient location close to shops, schools and transport, this three-bedroom abode would suit a family well. It has a practical floor plan – on entry find the living hub and kitchen to the right, and bedrooms, all with built-in robes (the main with en suite) to the left. The kitchen has lots of cupboards and a window looks out to the tidy front garden.

A living room has a gas wall heater and ceiling fan. A carpeted lounge room, featuring a timber-panelled wall, adjoins a dining area (with split-system) easily accessible from the kitchen. A covered patio runs the length of the house. It has ceiling fans and is an ideal space for entertaining year-round. The backyard offers both paved areas and established lawn. A double garage takes care of secure parking and there is a garden shed for storage.

The roofing, including in the alfresco patio area, has recently been redone.

Family living is all set in the form of this modern brick veneer on a good-sized block of about 480 square metres. The house has a neutral colour palette throughout, creating a welcoming feel. There are four bedrooms, all with built-in robes, the main with an en suite.

The kitchen, tastefully styled in white and tan, has stainless-steel appliances and good preparation space. It overlooks a tiled dining zone. Carpet marks the start of the living zone whre large windows abound, allowing plenty of light to flood in. Inclusions are gas heating, a split-system, rollerblinds, NBN and a double garage with internal access. The property is close to schools, transport and reserves.

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Professionals Ryder Real Estate: 9743 6400 Private sale

Professionals Ryder Real Estate: 9743 6400 Private sale

Price: $585,000 — $620,000

Price: $359,000 – $379,000

Set on a big block of about 1540 square metres, this one has a lot to offer those who love entertaining or a family wanting lots of space, both inside and out. There are four bedrooms with built-in robes, the main has an en suite with a spa. A large lounge has cathedral ceilings and a beautiful floor-to-ceiling brick fireplace. There is also a powder room. The kitchen has loads of timber-toned cupboards and new appliances. The green benchtops are complemented by white and green floor tiles through the kitchen and adjoining dining space. Large windows flood the area with natural light. The large rumpus is a versatile space and sliding doors lead out to a side pergola. The backyard is big and features an in-ground solar-heated pool. In addition to the double garage, side access leads to a 6x12-metre shed with room for a further four vehicles.

On a block of about 670 square metres, this one is a good opportunity for first home buyers and investors alike. The house has a carpeted lounge with dark feature wall, big windows letting in plenty of light and a wall heater. The kitchen, renovated with a nice white-and-mocha colour scheme, has lots of cupboards and bench space. Timber-look boards lead out to a meals area. There are three bedrooms, one with mirrored built-in robes. The bathroom has a large shower and spa bath. Ducted heating and evaporative cooling keep temperatures comfortable year round. The backyard has plenty of scope for new owners to get creative. Simple garden beds border a grassed area and and there is a corner shed. A double carport is secured behind gates. The property is close to shops, kindergartens, schools and transport.

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EYNESBURY 19 Benalla Avenue, 3338 Professionals Ryder Real Estate: 9743 6400

Price: $789,000 – $819,000

This is one of those swish contemporary abodes that seem to proliferate in Eynesbury, one of Victoria’s youngest towns.

It’s loaded up with glam and sophistication over the nearly 40 squares and much heed has been paid to life-simplifying technology and energy savings.

On a block of about 770 square metres, the house has entry to a hallway laid with polished timber flooring under a 2.7-metre ceiling.

Wall paint is pearl-grey, trims are white, carpet and floor tiles are shades of grey and casement plantation shutters or roller

blinds are at windows. Everything gleams with freshness and light.

The floorboards continue past a carpeted open lounge room and into the step-down living domain, the sophisticated heart of the home. The gorgeous kitchen, with a large walk-in pantry, has a stone-topped island bench, white 2pac cabinetry, glass-doored upper cupboards, glass splashback and Smeg 900mm cooker and dishwasher.

An equally well-considered laundry has oodles of storage, and there’s a powder room.

As well as a downstairs guest bedroom

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Secondary fitted bedrooms have floorboards and share a smart main bathroom.

Accessed via bifolds, a timber deck, covered with a very versatile Vergola, has timber and decorative screens and wooden seating. It looks out to a backyard with the same minimalist look and design as the front gardens.

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Those energy savers include double glazing, LED downlights and no less than 32 solar panels which have potential to cut electricity bills down to zero.

And the technology? Wiring with alarm and full network, CBUS wiring, and more than 10 TV cat 5 and internet points allocated throughout.

Other perks include ducted heating, split-system, satin light switches, three-phase power and a drive-through double garage.

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Melton NEW LISTING

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1038 A 4 B 2 C 2 I

Melton 25 Carina Drive 1038m2 Investment Opportunity in Melton Central!

Whichever way you look at it, this is an amazing opportunity into the Prime Melton market!

Potential development opportunity (S.T .T. .T T.C.A), perfect land bank investment or live in and reap the benefits later!

Multiple living zones including, the open plan kitchen, living and family meals area. Kitchen fitted with modern stainless-steel appliances including dishwasher plus a separate spacious formal lounge and dining zone. Gas heating and evaporative cooling.

For Sale

View harcourts.com.au Jacob Brown M 0468 430 556 P 03 8065 5007 jacob.brown@harcourts.com.au A in Kumar Av M 0426 109 967 P 03 8065 5007 avin.kumar@harcourts.com.au Harcourts Melton

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Absolute Stand-Out in Premier Locale!

Boasting three separate living areas it is perfect for the growing family. The kitchen is stunning, lined with sleek stone bench tops and fitted with 900mm stainless steel appliances, dishwasher and a step-in pantry. It is designed to overlook the generous dining and casual living zones which open out to the under roofline alfresco. Family gatherings will be a hit with the outdoor living, also offering an inground five seat electric heated spa, that includes a hydrotherapy seat, toddler seat and two recliners.

For Sale

View harcourts.com.au A in Kumar Av M 0426 109 967 P 03 8065 5007 avin.kumar@harcourts.com.au Rachel Robertson M 0406 501 014 P 03 8065 5007 rachel.robertson@harcourts.com.au Harcourts Melton

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720 A 3 B 2 C 2 I 1 H

Melton West 5 Pulford Court Family Charmer in Premier Location, This solid home offers separate living areas including a large sunken lounge room with bay window plus an open kitchen, meals and living zone that overlooks the undercover alfresco/entertainment area and rear yard.

The master bedroom also features an attractive bay window and boasts a walk-in robe and private ensuite.

The remaining bedrooms are both generous in size and fitted with built in robes and serviced by the spacious central bathroom.

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Eynesbury 18 Bridgewater Avenue

For Sale

View harcourts.com.au Rachel Robertson M 0406 501 014 P 03 8065 5007 rachel.robertson@harcourts.com.au Jacob Brown M 0468 430 556 P 03 8065 5007 jacob.brown@harcourts.com.au

648 A 4 B 2 C 2 I

Sunbury 5 Chard Place Calling all first home buyers and investors!

Affordable real-estate is the talk of the town, so here is a tremendous opportunity for a first home buyers or someone wishing to utilize as an investment property.

Situated in a quiet residential street within minutes to parklands and reserves, quality schools and just a short drive to the Calder Freeway, shopping precents and Sunbury Train Station! Gas ducted heating, split system cooling, double lock up remote-control garage with internal access plus an under roofline alfresco area.

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For Sale

View harcourts.com.au Jacob Brown M 0468 430 556 P 03 8065 5007 jacob.brown@harcourts.com.au Rachel Robertson M 0406 501 014 P 03 8065 5007 rachel.robertson@harcourts.com.au Harcourts Melton

FOR SALE

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Werribee 20 Amazon Place Golden Opportunity, y Nestled in the Heart of Werribee! y, A fantastic opportunity awaits one lucky buyer, r ideally r, positioned and sitting on a generous 558m2 allotment (approx.) Comprising of three great size bedrooms all fitted with built in robes, renovated two-way bathroom with access to the master bedroom. Front formal lounge room, stunning renovated kitchen featuring sleek 40mm stone benchtops, stainless-steel appliances including a double draw dishwasher and ample cupboard space adjoining the family meals area.

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View harcourts.com.au A in Kumar Av M 0426 109 967 P 03 8065 5007 avin.kumar@harcourts.com.au Jacob Brown M 0468 430 556 P 03 8065 5007 jacob.brown@harcourts.com.au Harcourts Melton

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644 A 4 B 2 C 2 I

Eynesbury 17 Eaglehawk Boulevard Modern Family Living at its Finest!

Looking for the perfect family home in an exclusive location? With its neutral tones, high ceilings and abundance of natural light this gorgeous property has it all and is sure to excite! The picture-perfect faรงade with its impressive formal entrance, attractive timber flooring and three distinct living zones that seamlessly flow, are what sets this home apart.

For Sale

View harcourts.com.au Rachel Robertson M 0406 501 014 P 03 8065 5007 rachel.robertson@harcourts.com.au A in Kumar Av M 0426 109 967 P 03 8065 5007 avin.kumar@harcourts.com.au Harcourts Melton

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Kurunjang 39 Highfield Way Your Dream Home - 2,127m2 Approx • Stylish and modern six bedroom masterpiece • Huge open plan living zone and separate rumpus • Beautiful kitchen with luxury stone benchtops • 900mm oven/cooktop, walk-in pantry • Central living and dining areas • Outdoors, an entertaining area of your dreams • Generous open space and green grass for the kids • Swim in your very own pool or work in the shed • Master suite with walk-in-robe and ensuite • Stunning central bathroom • High ceilings, high quality flooring, downlighting • Ducted heating, refrigerated cooling • Electric front gate, exposed aggregate concreting • Double car garage, decked alfresco area • Colorbond fencing, two rain water tanks (10L each) • Beautifully completed landscaping, side access • Automatic sprinkler system, outdoor BBQ area

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Shane Spiteri 0488 980 115 Courtney White 0404 659 100

Harkness 26/9 Petrea Place Perfect For Investment, First Home Or Downsize • Two generously sized bedrooms with built-in robes • Modern two-way bathroom • Open kitchen with ample bench space/storage • Dining/living area • Balcony with a wonderful view • Contemporary and comfortable living environment • Located just minutes from all amenities • Woodgrove shopping centre only down the road • Primary & secondary schools are minutes away • Stainless steel appliances • Quality window furnishings • Heating, cooling • Under cover car space

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YPA MELTON 9746 8899 272-274 High Street, Melton 24 MELTON & MOORABOOL STAR WEEKLY \ NOVEMBER 27, 2018

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• Four bedrooms, study/5th bedroom • Master with walk-in robe & ensuite • Open lounge room and dining area • Kitchen, another living & dining area • Remote double garage, side access • Large double garage in the backyard

• Three bedrooms, central bathroom • Large formal living area upon entry • Well appointed kitchen, meals area • Potential to subdivide (STCA) • Great sized pergola space • Beautiful established gardens

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Weir Views 35 Castletown Boulevard

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Private Sale $539,000 - $579,000

Eynesbury 804 Eynesbury Road

Hopetoun Park 29 Thomas Avenue

• Situated on 611m2 (approx) land • Four BRs, master with WIR & ensuite • Three large separate living zones • Beautiful kitchen with SS appliances • Stunning alfresco and huge pergola • Double garage with drive thru access

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Located in ever popular Hopetoun Park estate is your chance to acquire this amazing property.

The property consists of 5 bedrooms, 3 living areas, open space and a modern kitchen plus double garage. Freshly painted and new carpet throughout make this amazing value for those who are looking for a tree change.

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3A 1B 8C 3J Country & Lifestyle

Here is an opportunity to become a custodian of Victorian history with Price this incredible lifestyle opportunity. Breathtaking views, amazing water View catchment with a 49.7 mega litre irrigation licence, improved pastures & impressive infrastructure on approx 160 acres with a further road licence of approx 6 acres. The extensively renovated home comprises of three bedrooms, a study, three living areas with wood heating, a gas log heater heater, quality carpets, polished timber flooring & plenty of natural light. With amazing inclusions, this must be inspected!

• Extensive list of features • 15 minutes to Ballan station

$1,850,000

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• Approximately 160 acres Matthew Edwards 0401 728 881 • Renovated home

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MOUNT EGERTON Lot 83 Corries Lane

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Set in a very quiet, private & picturesque location is this very rare opportunity to secure approx 60 acres ideal for your dream home site (STCA) or for expanding your land holding. The site offers of flat land, 2 dams, sheltered tree belts and is only a 10 - 15 minute drive from Ballan & Gordon. It is also within easy driving distance to shops, schools, Ballan Train Station and the Western Fwy. NB: Prospective purchasers are encouraged to enquire through the Moorabool Shire regarding the possibility of obtaining a planning permit.

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• 10-15 mins to Ballan • Dream home location STCA

• Improved pastures •V Very quiet location

$415,000

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Jacqui Sfetcopoulos 0411 065 339

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0427 122 746.

TARNEIT Mature female to rent furnished bedroom with own bathroom. Must be clean and tidy. $150pw, no bills. Phone: 0424 324 420

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1st Year required. Must have completed a pre-apprenticeship in plumbing. Hoppers Crossing area. Send resume to:info @katamdrainage.com.au

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2 tonne van required.

CASUAL STAFF WANTED

We require staff for our Fish and Chip shop. Some experience required. Must be able to work weekends as required.

Please call Frank before 5pm on 9336 7465

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Award Winning RĂŠsumĂŠ Writers

DOMESTIC CLEANERS

Full time driver required. Must have HC Non Syncro licence, be able to complete daily paperwork, be a safe and careful operator who will look after the truck and have a positive attitude. MSIC card preferred but not essential. Above award rates paid. Punctuality & reliability a must. Plenty of hours & weekend work available.

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A TEACHER Available for tutoring. Maths, Science, Chemistry, Chinese, Japanese. Call 9483 0831 or 0418 871 203.

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MELTON WEST, 8 Balfour Place, Sat. 1st Dec., 5am-2pm.

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CLEANER Carpet Steam cleaner, earn up to $3000 p/w. Training available. Work in your area.

Call 9826 1111 or 0415 326 685

MELTON, Fully self contained unit. Dishwasher, washing machine, clothes dryer, fridge, freezer, ensuite, double bed.

Space for hanging clothes. 10 mins walk to Woodgrove Shopping Centre. $250 per week.

Phone: 0406 910 021

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1/2 hr. $30 1 hr. $45 RELAXATION MASSAGE 7 days, 10am - 8pm. St Albans. Phone 0458 891 066 or 0438 842 866.

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MELTON, 6 Silverleaf Drive, Sat 1st December, 8am-11am. Rain or Shine. Household items, pet products, Aboriginal figures, cabinet, prints, snake repellants, lamp shades, etc.

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CARAVAN HIRE, All sizes, from $55 per week. Phone 0408 369 770.

BACCHUS MARSH

BROOKFIELD 17 Campaspe Crescent, Sunday 2nd Dec, 9am2pm. Rain or Shine. Clothing, kitchen items, bric-a-brac, cards, furniture, Christmas tree, lights and decorations and much more. No early birds.

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26 Tate Street, Sat 1st DEC, 8am-2pm. No early birds!

Moving Interstate! Furniture, general household, clothes and shoes, toys and bikes, Christmas decs and more.

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ASIAN Male Masseur in West Footscray. Swedish and Balinese Body Massage. Open daily from 9am to 10pm. Zacci 0422011592

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The National Broadband Network (nbn) is a high speed broadband network designed to reach 100 per cent of Australian premises and provide the communications infrastructure to help us stop falling behind in an increasingly online world. nbn is committed to delivering leading edge broadband services to all Australians by leveraging the three types of technology available â&#x20AC;&#x201C; fixed line, fixed wireless and satellite, depending on location.

As part of the fixed radio (wireless) component of the Network, nbn is proposing to expand the existing radio network base station at the following site to provide high quality wireless broadband services to customers in the surrounding locality.

1. 43-67 Ferris Road, Melton South VIC 3338 (Lot 1 on PS438336) (NBN Ref: R01-3BRZ-3MLT-5103 â&#x20AC;&#x201C; Melton) The proposed works on site will involve the upgrade of existing technology upon the facilities including and not limited to the replacement and installation of new antennas, radiocommunications dishes and associated ancillary equipment to enhance transmitting technology.

Furthermore, the works will involve the replacement and addition of equipment shelters adjacent to the facilities. nbn regards the proposed installations to be Low Impact Facilities under the Telecommunications (Low-Impact Facilities) Determination 2018. In the circumstances, these works do not require planning approval from Melton City Council.

Further information on this specific proposal can be obtained by calling Charlotte Phillips on (03) 9975 3054.

Written submissions can be sent to Locked Bag 331, Brisbane, QLD 4001 or via email to charlotte.phillips@aurecongroup.com The closing date for submissions is COB Tuesday 11 December 2018.

For general info on the nbn, email info@nbn.com.au, or visit our website at www.nbnco.com.au.

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SUNDAY 2nd DECEMBER 2018 at 10am (Gates open at 8.30am) 100 HARVEY RD, BANNOCKBURN VIC 3331 Commercial hothouse & Plant producer closed some time ago now the whole lot is to go under the hammer.

Greenhouse 70x10m 2m high inc trusses, winches etc, Travelling irrigators, Outdoor benching 70x4m, Gal pipe frames on star pickets, Nursery materials & Equipment, Vermiculite, SP trays, Tree prop tubes, Pots, Outdoor benching mesh panels on gal pipe support, 120L Water tank, 18â&#x20AC;? Wheels, Tyres, Gauge wire, Green plastic coated wire, Electrical cable, Landscaping rocks, Concrete blocks, PLANTS Birds nest fern, Canna, Monarch, Elephant Ear, Warscewiczii, Clivia, Bamboo, Aloe vera, Agapanthus, Liriope, Goddess lily, Hellibores, Pelargoniums, Iris, Camellias, Magnolia, Society garlic, Ginger. All in small and large quantities. Tri-axle trailer, 4 wheel farm or novelty trailer, 3 PTL forks, Slasher, Packing line roller bench, Ali fishing boat trailer & Merc outboard, Chainsaws, Whipper snippers, Hoses, Generator, Mini motor bikes, Pallet of plant, Lawn, Rose fertiliser & growth starter, Ali strapping rack structures & star pickets, Also household white-goods, Office, Collectable furniture, Timber seats, Wine barrels, Pots, Vehicles, Iron tanks, Pipe, Tubing, Garden, Fishing, Workshop â&#x20AC;&#x201C; this is an opportunity to buy healthy, advanced & mature shrubs, plants & trees & quality household, Collectable, Nursery, Workshop equipment & wares. Pics on web, LIKE us on Facebook & Subscribe to our email list. Payment & Removal on day of sale - cash, EFTPOS or Credit card & 15% BP applies.cash, EFTPOS or Credit card & 15% BP applies.

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Open 7 Days, 10am-8:30pm 16A Watt Street, Sunshine (03) 9943 0465

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Djerriwarrh Health Services will be holding their Annual General Meeting on Tuesday 27 November 2018 at 1.00pm Bacchus Marsh Public Hall â&#x20AC;&#x201C; Supper Room 207 Main Street, Bacchus Marsh, Victoria.

MASSAGE CENTRE

MELTON 3 Emil Court, Sat 1st and Sun 2nd Dec, 9am - 4pm, books, dvds, bric-a,brac, memorabilia, vinals ,clothes, all going cheap!

Auctions

â&#x20AC;&#x153;PROPERTY SOLDâ&#x20AC;?

This is an accumulation of a busy workingman 50 years of never throwing anything out & it all has to go!

Crane, Prime movers, Trucks, Buses, Utes, F/E loader, B/H loader, Forklifts, Trailers, Machinery, Gen set, Camper bus, Car & truck bodies, Commercial mowers, Elec F/lifts, Engines, Hoppers, Conveyors, Shoots, Containers, Truck trays & boxes, Pallet racking, Saw benches, Boat moulds, Vintage truck chassis, Farm imps, Structural steel building materials of all sorts, Electrical gear, Mixers, Posts, Wire, Sleepers, Iron, Elec motors, Pallet of elec wire, Batteries, Steel, Screed, Semi-trailer chassis, Fuel tank, Bricks, Pavers, Locks, Septic tanks, Heavy duty machinery, Rio, Steel platforms, Radiators, Axels, Hyd rams, Air, Fuel, Water Tanks, Roller doors, Purlins, Truck crane, Pres washers, Fencing wire â&#x20AC;&#x201C; 50 years of hoarding & â&#x20AC;&#x2DC;I might need it one dayâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;. Pics on web, LIKE us on Facebook & Subscribe to our email list. Payment & Removal on day of sale - cash, EFTPOS or Credit card & 15% BP applies.

ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING

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LUCKY M Thai oil massage, Melton. Combination relaxation + deep with magic hands. Nice & clean. Appt, Brooke 0466 714 972.

Farrier

FARRIER Prompt, professional and reliable. Friendly service.

Call Kaz anytime on 0409 333 597.

SATURDAY 1st DECEMBER 2018 at 10am (Gates open at 8.30am) 1491 DOHERTYS RD, MOUNT COTTRELL VIC 3024

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AUCTION CLEARING SALES

For queries, visit melton.vic.gov.au/roadinspections

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CLAIRVOYANT, tarot card readings, past, present and future and much more. Call Carol: 9382 6313 or 0422 802 114

Massage Therapists

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48 Davies Avenue, Sunshine North 9364 0770 SWA6566B

Residents may see transporter style inspection vehicles travelling on local roads within the Melton City Council boundaries.

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ANTIQUE Upright Piano. Piano suitable for community hall.

Includes piano stool. Pickup 26/ 8. angela_vicum@yahoo.com.au

Clairvoyant /Psychic

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ROAD CONDITION INSPECTIONS Road inspection vehicles will be surveying local roads within the Melton City Council from 25 November to 15 December 2018.

1. To receive the Annual Report of Djerriwarrh Health Services for the year ending 30 June 2018.

$100/ 30mins

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7 days a week service Call Gus for a free quotation on

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SPORT Melton no match for Moonee Valley Melton got a clear indication of the gap between itself and ladder leader Moonee Valley in Bowls Victoria Pennant division 1, section 1.

Having dropped three successive matches, Melton always had a tough task against runaway leaders Moonee Valley.

That proved to be the case as Moonee Valley won 87 (16)-67 (2) to maintain its lead at the top of the table.

Melton skip Conrad Dawson said while they never expected to win the match, to get two points against them was a bonus.

“I’m very surprised they [Moonee Valley] didn’t get into premier league,” Dawson said.

“They got three rinks on us and for us to get one rink on them and get two points is good.

“We did really well and weren’t embarrassed.

“We had a chat after the game and said that is where we want to be.”

Ray Gnjidic was the winning skip for Melton.

The loss leaves Melton further outside the top four in sixth spot, but Dawson said they were not concerned despite losing their past four games.

Dawson said they had played some hard teams in recent weeks and this was the first time they had been badly beaten.

“We’re under no illusions that we’re going to go out there and win the league,” he said.

“The main aim is to stay in division 1 and possibly make the top four.”

Dawson said they hoped to pick up a few more wins to keep the pressure on the top sides.

He said with several new players it had taken some time for the side to gel.

It was a tough day for Melton as all four of its sides lost.

In the Central Highlands Bowls top division, Gisborne Red inflicted Bacchus Marsh’s first loss of the season.

In the closest match of the round, Red defeated Bacchus Marsh, 102 (14)-92 (4). Don Louttit and Simon Cornock were the winning skips for Bacchus Marsh.

The win kept Red in fourth spot, while Bacchus Marsh remains on top.

Third-placed Kyneton, second-placed Kyneton Golf and Lancefield were the other winners on Saturday.

Bacchus Marsh, Macedon Ranges, Woodend and Kyneton Blue were the winners in division 2, while Gisborne, Trentham, Woodend and Lancefield were the winners in division 3.

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Norma Harvey’s reaction to one of her bowls in Melton’s loss to Moonee Valley. (Mark Wilson)

Lions take pride in win

By Tara Murray An undermanned Bacchus Marsh came away with a crucial win against Portland Coasters in the Country Basketball League south west competition.

Co-coach Jeff Feben said they thought Portland would be a danger game but the Lions hit the lead early in the last quarter and were able to stay there, winning 88-81.

With just eight players making the trip and missing their centres, the Lions were far from full strength.

Feben said with that in mind, just staying in the game was the focus.

“It’s been hard to get a read on Portland,” he said.

“We only played with eight players and they have a decent big man.

“We were a bit worried about it. We didn’t have our big boys and Max [Beaumont]. It was good to get that win.”

Feben said despite a slow start, they only trailed by four points at quarter-time.

The two teams traded the lead throughout the next two quarters as neither team could gain the ascendency.

The Lions chances were harmed when they lost Daniel Jackson to a shoulder injury in the third quarter.

That was compounded with several players in foul trouble. Feben said they didn’t help themselves.

“We gave away too many fouls,” he said. “We put them in the bonus far too early in every quarter.”

Diquan Williams and Tyler Collins both fouled out, leaving the Lions with only five players.

Jordan Kirk became the third Lions player fouled off late in the final quarter, but after the win was sealed.

Feben said it was Kirk and Billy Feben who stepped up in the last quarter when they needed to.

“They got some good points and got us in front and we were able to hold that lead,” he said.

“They stand up every week. You know in a crisis they are pretty cool and can get baskets to get us in a competitive spot. They know each other so well.”

Billy Feben finished with 27 points and he now averages 23 points a game for the season.

Kirk scored 23 points and averages nearly 20 points a game.

The Lions have a bye this week. They have played more matches than most of the teams in the competition.

They then have two games before the Christmas break, then two more games before finals.

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Rams examine female future Rockbank could field female football teams for the first time next year.

Responding to interest within the club, the Rams have decided to seek expressions of interest from the wider community.

Rams football operations manager Gavin Sporle said female teams were the next step for the club.

“We’ve had a few people ask about it around the club, so we thought we would see the interest from outside the club,” he said.

Sporle said any teams the club may field would likely play in AFL Goldfields competitions.

As well as looking at players, the club was looking for coaches or anyone else who wanted to be involved.

The Rams have seven girls in their under-11 team, which plays in the boys competition.

Anyone interested in playing can contact Gavin on 0450 947 109 or register interest at rockbankfsc.com.au.

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Rain and wet stump cricket

Billy Feben was again a standout for the Bacchus Marsh Lions. (Shawn Smits)

The Lions currently sit in the top four and the top five teams have opened up a gap on the rest of the pack.

Jeff Feben said they were happy with how things had panned out so far in their first season.

“Hopefully we can continue what we’ve been doing and play finals,” he said.

“The first goal was to ensure that we were competitive and aim for finals.

“We are on target for that and if we can achieve that goal, we will then look to reassess.”

The weather gods were the winners in the Victorian Turf and Victorian Sub-District Cricket associations at the weekend.

With wet weather throughout the week and more predicted for Saturday, both competitions called off the weekend games on Friday afternoon.

Subbies games, including Melton’s against Ormond, will revert to one-day games this weekend.

Cancelled VTCA games were bad news for Melton South Royals and Melton Centrals in Russell Pollock Shield division 5. Both were in winning positions in matches against Gellibrand and Barkly Street Uniting, but had to settle for draws. There were similar outcomes for Caroline Springs against St Andrews in Charles Clark Shield division 4 and Sydenham-Hillside against Williamstown Congs.

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North Western Titans love the challenge North Western Titans continue to improve in Baseball Victoria’s Summer League Women’s division 3.

In their first season, the goal for the Titans has always been to get out on the field and have some fun while learning.

While they are yet to get their first win, coach Jeff Ostler said they were improving every week.

“We’ve got new players showing up every week,” he said.

“We’re up to 13 players, which is good, as not everyone can play every week.

“They’re continually learning and scoring more runs each week. They’re having a ball.”

Ostler said the side’s batting and glove work was coming on well, but at times it was struggling to defend and was yet to attain the pitching depth required.

Despite that, he said everything was going to plan as the players continue to learn the game.

On Saturday, the Titans lost to Berwick City Cougars 18-10.

Ostler said Kim Borg, in her first game for the Titans, was the game’s standout and was

able to help dry up the Cougar runs when she came on to pitch.

Having previously played baseball with Bacchus Marsh and Werribee, she will add knowledge to the side.

Ostler said Karina Colquhoun had been the standout in the season so far. She makes the trip down from Maryborough every week to play.

The coach said they would love to get a win before the season is out to help foster the side’s confidence even more.

He said they weren’t that far off the Cougars and believe that they could beat them.

The Titans are on the bottom of the ladder, two games behind the Cougars.

“Everyone is getting down to trying and girls are coming down to try it out,” Ostler said.

“We’re trying to grow the sport, so the more the merrier.”

On Sunday, the men’s side had a dark day against Ormond Glenhuntly Blue in division 3.

In their worst scoreline of the season, the Titans lost 36-0 against the second-placed side.

The Titans are sitting in fifth place with two

wins.

Ostler, who is also the club president, said things were going really well off field, with a good vibe around the club as it continued to grow.

This week the women’s side will face Werribee/Footscray and the men’s team will plays St Kilda Saints.

Tara Murray

Kim Borg was a star in her first game with the North Western Titans. (Mark Wilson)

Draft dreams come true

By Lance Jenkinson It was double delight for Darley at the 2018 AFL National Draft.

Two former Devils have realised their dreams of becoming professional footballers after hearing their names called out at last week’s draft meeting.

Mature aged recruit Brett Bewley and talented teenager Zak Butters have taken different routes to the AFL, but what they have in common is both got their starts at Darley.

The pair will move to interstate clubs after Butters was selected by Port Adelaide with pick 12 and Bewley was taken by Fremantle with pick 59.

Andrew Collins, the three-time Hawthorn premiership player and coach of Bewley’s VFL team Williamstown, paid tribute to Darley and the community for producing not only outstanding players, but great people.

“I think they’ve got a really good junior program and a really strong footy program in that community,” Collins said.

“It’s a great little town and I know Brett is really proud of where he comes from.”

Torin Baker, outgoing coach of Butters’ TAC Cup side Western Jets, concurred.

“It’s great for Darley,” Baker said.

“It’s a strong footy town and a well-run footy club, so they should be rapt to have two players drafted from the one club.”

Bewley got his reward for years of persistence.

At 23 years old and five years removed from the TAC Cup, a lesser-willed player could have thrown in the towel, but he remained determined to make it to the top level.

“He’s been incredibly resilient,” Collins said.

“A lot of kids [out of the TAC Cup] are immature physically and Brett just needed to develop into a young man and he has and now he’s got his chance.”

Bewley should immediately catch the eye at training with his elite ball use.

His ability to cover the ground will also be valuable for his new club.

At Williamstown last season he averaged 25 disposals, five inside 50s and three rebounds 50s, so he is hard to pin down.

“Physically, he’s one of the best athletes now probably in any level of footy,” Collins said.

“He’s a very confident young man and I expect him to play some great AFL footy next year.”

Butters was taken high up in the draft despite missing the second half of the season with a shoulder injury.

The 18-year-old with speed to burn and elusiveness like no other in this year’s draft showed enough in the early rounds with the Jets and Vic Metro in the under-18 national championships to convince the Power to take him.

Brett Bewley has taken the long road from Darley to the AFL. (Damjan Janevski)

Baker said the move to the Power would be a great fit for Butters.

“He goes to a club where they’ve had a couple of players leaving like Chad Wingard and Jake Neade, so they’re looking for a player of his [Butters] type to play that role [across half-forward],” Baker said.

“It’s a good fit for Zak and he was really excited.”

Two other Jets players were taken in the draft.

Jets’ captain Xavier O’Halloran landed at the GWS Giants at pick 22, while Buku Khamis was a pre-selected academy player and went to the Western Bulldogs.

Panther coach embraces a youth focus New Melton South A-grade coach Anna Edmonds will continue to bring through young players at the Ballarat Netball League club.

Edmonds, who played for the Panthers’ A-grade side in 2014, was announced as coach last week.

She takes over from Alan Watson, who left the club after one season.

Edmonds said she had been looking to return to netball after stepping back from her involvement in the past couple of years.

She said she was really looking forward to the challenge in a positive environment.

“I stepped away from netball as I went back to study,” she said.

“Netball took up a lot of my life and I didn’t have the time.

“With study coming to an end … netball was something I missed. I wanted to get back into senior netball.

“My daughter played A-grade netball [at Melton South] this year and mentioned to me the previous coach was moving on and I said I might be interested.”

As well as playing at the Panthers, Edmonds has coached representative sides in both juniors and seniors in Parkville competitions and travelled overseas to coach the Pacific All Stars in an international schoolgirls tournament.

Edmonds said one of her main focuses would be bringing through the club’s young girls.

She said it was an exciting time for the club, which won its first ever senior netball title last season.

The Panthers E-grade side claimed that title this year.

“Some of the young girls who were at the club when I was playing are now playing seniors,” Edmonds said. “They are the next generation.”

Edmonds said she had several players interested in coming across and joining the club, but that no one would be guaranteed spots.

She said she did expect to lose some players who had come to the club with Watson and would likely follow him to his new club.

The Panthers held their first try-out on Saturday, with the second to be held this Saturday from 10am-1pm.

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By Ewan Kennedy, Marque Motoring Julie and I were both overdue for a long, relaxing holiday and the offer of a press test of the new fifth generation Honda CR-V arrived at just the right time. It would be hard to pick a better vehicle for reasons that will become evident later in our review.

We took the Honda from our Gold Coast home to far western Queensland by way of the Warrego and Landsborough highways through Roma, Charleville and Barcaldine to Longreach.

We spent several days on Longreach, touring the Qantas Founders Museum, the Stockman’s Hall of Fame and Outback Heritage Centre.

Not to mention just sitting around, reading or not doing much at all in the wide open spaces.

Then back home on the Capricorn and Burnett highways through Emerald and Kingaroy till we joined the boring M1 Motorway and on down to home.

We stayed in a farm, a guest house, cabins in camping areas and even a small mining camp.

All good fun!

Though off-road driving wasn’t part of the plan the fact that the gen-five Honda CR-V has a ground clearance of 208 mm (almost reaching the unofficial 210 mm that’s accepted beneath a true 4WD) meant that we could traverse dirt road with ease as centre humps, fire trails and the like.

Two or all-wheel-drive systems are offered, ours was the 2WD, we would have preferred the AWD, but beggars can’t be choosers.

Powertrain Power comes from a high-tech 1.5-litre turbo-petrol four-cylinder engine. It has 140kW of power and 240Nm of torque all the way from 2000 to 5000 revs.

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Honda’s new CR-V is stylish without being over the top. (Supplied)

The CR-V’s engine sits beside a CVT automatic that keeps the revs at exactly the right place all the time.

Driving We lowered the beautifully engineered Honda backseats to give us a perfectly flat platform stretching all the way from the tailgate to the front seats. Just behind the front seat backs we placed a bed for boisterous Bailey, our standard French poodle. Behind him was plenty of space for all of our luggage, including handle areas in the rear corners for items we didn’t want to

move around.

Driving on smooth roads the Honda was quiet and unflustered, indeed there was near silence from the tyres on motorways. Some coarse-chip surfaces – and there are plenty of them in the outback – added significant noise, but not to an uncomfortable level.

Comfort is good and the seats support well even over ultra long distances.

Steering is light and responsive, but obviously I didn’t try any hard cornering as neither my wife nor our dog would have appreciated it.

The cruise control is easy to set up and adjust

on the move.

For some reason every time I go into the dry areas of the Australian bush it rains. This trip was no different and when we were on the Warrego Highway there were times the Honda’s wipers were flat out and we had to slow to 80km/h. Once west of the Dividing Range the speed limit is 110km/h so the engine was sitting at 2100rpm virtually all the time. The CR-V’s engine is smooth and responsive with a minimum of turbo lag. The transmission is always in the correct ratio – which is hardly a surprise given that it has an infinite number of ‘gears’ between the lowest and highest ratios in the automatic. So good is the powertrain that we averaged a mere 6.6 litres per hundred kilometres for the entire trip of just over 2500 kilometres.

Summing up It would be hard to pick a better vehicle for our extended holiday trip than the Honda CR-V. The flat load space is arguably better than anything in its class and comfort is very impressive.

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By Derek Ogden, Marque Motoring

engine, putting out 122 kW of power and 205 Nm of torque, is available in Tucson Go and Active X mated to a six-speed manual or six-speed automatic transmission and front-wheel drive.

The 2.0 GDi engine is also available in Tucson Elite teamed with a six-speed automatic and all-wheel drive.

To coin a phrase, it’s all systems ‘Go’ with the MY19 Hyundai Tucson adding a new eponymous entry-level variant to the company’s most popular sports utility vehicle range.

Not to be outdone by the Tucson Go, the other models – ActiveX, Elite and Highlander – have also come in for a mid-cycle makeover, which includes updated interior and exterior styling with new wheel designs, and tablet-style multimedia with Apple CarPlay and Android Auto standard across the range.

And, as is the case with most Hyundai models, the Tucson ride and handling have also had the benefit of the ‘magic touch’ from Australian suspension and steering engineers.

On test was the new entry-level Tucson, a Go 2.0 GDi 2WD six-speed automatic, priced at $30,650, plus on-road costs, with SmartSense pack ($2200).

Styling Not much to see here: The hallmark Hyundai cascading grille has been redesigned, together with headlamps and daytime running lights.

In profile, meaty wheel arches tie this frontal treatment in with a pleasing new rear, featuring sharper tailgate lines and refined new taillight layout.

Tucson Go features 17-inch steel wheels with five-spoke wheel covers and a matching full-size spare wheel.

Minor changes to looks take the popular Tucson SUV into the new year. (Supplied)

Sitting on top of a redesigned upper dashboard, incorporating quality materials, it brings a new classy touch to the cabin.

Infotainment Tucson Go features a 7-inch colour LCD touchscreen that allows a wide viewing angle. It offers Bluetooth phone and audio streaming and AUX and USB inputs with iPod compatibility.

Absent in the Go is an inbuilt satellite navigation facility. This is in the realm of the

Active X, Elite and Highlander and features an 8-inch satellite navigation system with SUNA live traffic updates and a 10-year Sat-Nav Update Plan.

The satellite navigation system also brings DAB+ radio compatibility (in addition to conventional AM / FM radio), which offers a larger choice of stations, clearer reception and superior sound quality.

Engines / transmissions The 2.0-litre gasoline direct injection (GDi)

Driving Input by Hyundai’s Australian chassis, suspension and steering engineers has made for an easy-going character to the MY19 Tucson, even on some of the worst road surfaces around.

The 2.0-litre engine of the Go is well matched with the six-speed automatic transmission, while performance and fuel economy are adjustable through a drive select system.

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