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Anzac Day dawns again Mount Macedon’s giant memorial cross and Sunbury Memorial Hall will again be focal points of the area’s Anzac Day commemorations, with up to 5000 people expected to gather for dawn services at both locations. Ceremonies marking the 100th anniversary of the Battle of Fromelles and the 50th anniversary of the Battle of Long Tan will be among the highlights of the Mount Macedon event, which attracts one of the largest crowds outside events at Melbourne’s Shrine of Remembrance. A lone piper and other musical acts will provide a soundtrack for reflection as dawn breaks across the picturesque venue. Organising committee chairman Bruce Mildenhall says buses will operate from Gisborne, Woodend, Sunbury, Riddells Creek, Romsey, Lancefield and Macedon. The event will start at 5.45am. Sunbury dawn service co-ordinator Ian Goss says this year’s event will include live musical performances and a speech by decorated national serviceman Johnno Johnson. The Sunbury service will be held outside the memorial hall in Stawell Street from 5.45am. A march and morning service will start at 10am. Service details: www.starweekly.com.au Matt Crossman

Mount Macedon dawn service committee members Alan Mitchell and Frank Donovan. (Luke Hemer)

By Matt Crossman Residents of a bushfire-prone area that was cut off from the outside world during last October’s Cobaw Ranges blaze have floated the idea of building their own mobile phone tower to combat long-running black-spot problems. Benloch residents say they are fed up after missing out in previous rounds of federal government black-spot programs and are prepared to take matters into their own hands. Weekaway camp owner Darren Burns said he had gone as far as offering land during a recent meeting with state government representatives. ‘‘We’ve raised the idea of putting a community tower up and then just having Telstra attach

their infrastructure to it,’’ he said. ‘‘Something would be better than nothing.’’ Estimates for the cost of a mobile phone tower range from $300,000 to $1 million. During the October fire, many residents complained about poor or non-existent mobile and internet coverage, with many unable to access the CFA’s FireReady app or not receiving text alerts until days afterwards. As reported by Star Weekly online, Environment Minister Lisa Neville last week announced funding for a feasibility study to determine how to address mobile phone problems plaguing the area. She said the government would work with Telstra to come up with potential solutions.

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A $100,000 community meeting room and outdoor space is to be built at Benloch fire station as the government continues to fund priority projects in the wake of last year’s blaze. Macedon MP Mary-Anne Thomas welcomed the commitment to assess the area’s mobile phone problems. She said the fact the community was prepared to look at constructing its own phone tower showed how real their frustration was. A federal communications department spokesman said the government had committed $60 million for the next round of its black-spot program, with more to be made available in the next two years. Network operators have until June 14 to submit proposals. .

Fights end women’s match A women’s football match between South Morang and Sunbury Lions was abandoned on Sunday after fighting broke out across the ground. South Morang coach Maurice Baldasso made the decision to end the division 2 Victorian Women’s Football League match at Lakes Reserve in the third quarter. The club’s president Jim Chetcuti said: “We’ve got nine girls with serious injuries ... concussions, broken collar bones and a potential back fracture all from rough play.” ■ Full

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Roads and rates on budget lists By Matt Crossman Better bus services for Sunbury and new schools are among the top items on Hume council’s wishlist ahead of next week’s state budget. Mayor Helen Patsikatheodorou said bus arrivals remained too infrequent, with commuters, including those getting off trains at Sunbury station, often forced to endure long waits. Calling on the government to improve Sunbury’s bus timetable, she said many students and senior citizens relied on buses to

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access shops, their schools and medical centres. ‘‘We don’t want people to be forced to wait up to 45 minutes, if they only just miss a local bus,’’ Cr Patsikatheodorou said. The council has again urged the government to fund education facilities, with 21 new schools needed across Hume over the next 20 years. Projections show the number of primary school aged children living in the municipality is expected to soar 65 per cent by 2035. ‘‘Hume is one of the fastest growing communities in Australia,’’ Cr Patsikatheodorou said.

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‘‘New schools are vital for Craigieburn, Greenvale, Mickleham and Sunbury.’’ The long-awaited Bulla bypass and traffic lights at the Gap Road–Horne Street intersection are among other projects the council wants funded when Treasurer Tim Pallas hands down the budget on April 27.

Macedon Ranges council’s acting chief executive, Karen Stevens, said the municipality needs better sporting facilities, a safe space for users of Kyneton courthouse and funding for community projects, such as the Greater Romsey All Abilities Park. Ms Stevens also urged the government to be mindful of the challenges councils face with the introduction of rate-capping. ‘‘Rural councils have smaller budgets … but also extensive road networks and community infrastructure to maintain, in addition to a range of community services.’’

Train delays ‘unacceptable’ New V/Line data reveals punctuality is an ongoing problem for passengers on the Bendigo line, with only 79.4 per cent of trains running on time during March. While this is significantly higher than the 64.2 per cent recorded during the height of January’s regional public transport crisis, the figure is well below the 82.9 per cent recorded last December. Woodend commuter Robert Knight said while punctuality had improved, overcrowding was a major problem during the morning peak. ‘‘What’s happening is people don’t want to have to catch the bus, so they’re all catching the same morning train,’’ he said. ‘‘By the time you get to Gisborne, they’re fighting for seats, and by Sunbury, you’ve got no hope.’’ V/Line continues to be affected by service reductions, put in place due to faster than normal wheel wear, which has led to hundreds of services being cancelled or replaced by buses. More than 80,000 refunds have been handed out to affected customers. A Monash University report released last week found tight curves on sections of the Regional Rail Link, high friction due to the absence of lubrication and wear of both wheels and rail were to blame for the dramas. In a statement which acknowledged the “unacceptable disruption” for regional train passengers, Public Transport Minister Jacinta Allan said an independent review revealed V/Line had been asked to do “more with less for too long”. said the review made Dr Ms MariaAllan Farrugia has recommendations about improving the now joined our practice structure, governance and capability of V/Line. Matt Crossman

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Macedon Rangers Netballers Alex Kades, 15, and Molly Renwick, 14. (Luke Hemer)

Ranges netball all class Dreams of a first-class netball complex in the Macedon Ranges became reality on Sunday, when the wraps were finally taken off a $2.65 million centre at New Gisborne. Macedon MP Mary-Anne Thomas, Nationals Senator Bridget McKenzie and councillors were on hand for the opening of the regional netball complex at the corner of Barringo and Hamilton roads. A new pavilion features a multi-purpose room, storerooms, kitchen, change room, first-aid room and public toilets. It’s surrounded by water tanks, a warm-up area, pathways and landscaping. The pavilion was the final stage of a major development that included the opening of

an eight-court facility in late 2014. Macedon Ranges Netball Association president Lisa Russ said Sunday’s ceremony marked the end of a long journey. ‘‘It’s just phenomenal for the region and has already had a major impact on participation,’’ she said. ‘‘We have up to 81 teams using the complex every Saturday now. ‘‘Previously, the competition involved teams from around Gisborne and Macedon,” Ms Russ said. “But now we’re getting sides from Woodend, Lancefield and Kyneton as well.’’ The project was funded by state and federal governments, the council and MRNA.

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Dementia will grow into ‘tsunami’ Respect and resources are the key ingredients needed to help aged care providers such as Macedon Ranges Health deal with a ‘‘tsunami’’ of dementia cases, a Gisborne forum heard last week. Federal opposition ageing spokesman Shayne Neumann and McEwen Labor MP Rob Mitchell heard from carers, patients and staff at MRH’s Gisborne Oaks aged care home, who demanded an immediate response to the crisis

facing the area. Projections show McEwen will have the state’s second-highest incidence of dementia by 2050, with prevalence tipped to soar by 754.1 per cent. Mr Neumann, who slammed the government for slashing aged care and dementia funding, said the nation needed to prioritise the issues. ‘‘We cannot show respect without providing the necessary resources,’’ he said. ‘‘You can’t keep cutting funding for dementia support and say you care.’’ Mr Neumann also called for greater focus to

be placed on keeping people out of residential aged care for as long as possible. He said councils had a large role to play. ‘‘When they’re designing parks, our bus stops, our walkways … as communities we need to be thinking what we can do to make them work for older people too.’’ The need for greater support, including respite, for carers dealing with the agonising decline of a loved one was also something that came through loud and clear. ‘‘We simply have to do more,’’ Mr Neumann

said. ‘‘A society is a community, not an economy.’’ MRH chief executive Don Tidbury said the expansion of dementia services was high on his agenda. ‘‘The Macedon Ranges will experience a tsunami of ageing and dementia demand,’’ he said. ‘‘Over the next 10 years the number of people over 80 living in this area will nearly triple. This region will be experiencing a dementia crisis unless capacity and funding can be found.’’

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Subzero heats up old hands Champion racehorse Subzero received a warm welcome during a tour of Macedon Ranges last Tuesday. Children and seniors alike were wowed by the 16-hand high ‘Subbie’, who visited Woodend and Hesket primary schools and BUPA Aged Care as part of a Racing Victoria education program. A BUPA spokeswoman said residents of the Woodend aged care centre were in raptures when the 1992 Melbourne Cup winner was led through the front doors and into the recreation hall. ‘‘They were just in awe of his size … so many of the residents just lit up when they saw him. Many of them have a farming background and they just relished the chance to feed him a carrot and give him a pat.’’

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Land deal win for Aldi hopes By Matt Crossman Aldi is a step closer to opening a supermarket in Gisborne, with Macedon Ranges council deciding to deal only with the grocery chain for the sale of a 2025-square-metre block of land at 51 Aitken Street for a carpark. Councillors last week approved a recommendation to sell the land, long earmarked for a carpark, to Aldi for $600,000, having overturned an earlier decision to seek expressions of interest from any interested parties. As reported by Star Weekly, Aldi is preparing a planning application for a supermarket on another block. Cr John Letchford was among those who said contamination of the former Shire of Gisborne depot site would affect land value. But council corporate services director Glenn Owens confirmed to Star Weekly that monitoring was restricted to an adjoining lot, at 49 Aitken Street, and had ceased in 2015. No mention of contamination was made in either report to council. ‘‘This history is not relevant to the current proposal to construct a carpark on lot 4 [51 Aitken Street],’’ Mr Owens said after the meeting. The original decision over an open expressions of interest process was passed last month on mayor Graham Hackett’s casting vote. But with Cr Henry McLaughlin back in the chamber last Wednesday, Cr Russell Mowatt’s push to search for the best

possible price was defeated. Cr Mowatt had argued there was no need for a ‘‘fire sale’’ at $600,000 when the land could be worth much more. ‘‘What is the site’s true worth? We certainly don’t know if we go ahead and sell it by private treaty,’’ he said. ‘‘As a council, have we explored all options? I have my doubts.’’

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Cr Mowatt also argued the council could have a conflict of interest when it came to decide on a future Aldi planning permit. Cr Letchford said it would be mischievous to say due diligence had not been carried for the carpark application, while Cr Sally Piper said the council had an opportunity to make a sale that would have far-reaching community benefits. “This is the closest parcel of land to the CBD which can offer a way to reduce the carparking shortage,” she said. “We also know this land is not suitable for anything else than a carpark and comparisons with other sales nearby are irrelevant.” Cr McLaughlin said the resulting consultation process could still attract other developers. Submissions about the planned sale will be considered at a meeting on May 11.

Former social worker Annie Adams and SCH board president Peter Donlan. (Joe Mastroianni)

Four decades of care When Sunbury Community Health opened its doors in 1976 it had just four staff, including a community health nurse, social worker, part-time physiotherapist and a secretary. Rising to the challenge of massive population growth and major changes, including the collapse of Ansett, the organisation’s 200 employees and army of volunteers now provide more than 30 services. Past and present staff, supporters and volunteers helped SCH celebrate its 40th anniversary at Sunbury Memorial Hall on Saturday night. Board chairman Peter Donlon said community input and involvement were reasons the award-winning service is successful.

‘‘There is always more demand than resources available, so great strategic planning is also necessary,’’ Mr Donlon said. Key service areas of SCH, which in 2015 won the Premier’s award for primary health service of the year, range from aged care activity groups to counselling, family day care, dental services and preventative health programs. Retired social worker Annie Adams, who was there when SCH began, said the physical growth of the sprawling Macedon Street service was a clear indicator of its ever-increasing value. ‘‘Sunbury Community Health can be proud of its responses to our town’s health and wellbeing needs.” Matt Crossman

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Fun a number one basic at Palm Lake It was the all-weather bowling green that first interested Bob and Joan when they were thinking about moving into Palm Lake Resort at Truganina.

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Both agreed they were onto a winner when they attended one of the resort’s regular open days, and were impressed with the bowling facility, fully equipped gymnasium, pool, library, craft activities and much more.

There are no entry fees, no stamp duty when purchasing, and a low fortnightly site fee covers all council rates, garbage disposal and unlimited use of all the facilities the resort has to offer.

Bob and Joan placed a $1000 deposit on their new home soon afterwards and have now been happily living at Palm Lake Resort for almost two years. “We’d looked at other resorts and nothing even closely compared to what Palm Lake offers here,” Joan says. “It was a big thing for us to know that our grandchildren were able to come and visit and stay over with us. They’ve been in and shared a few laughs over a game of table tennis in the clubhouse. “We are very happy we’ve made the move.” Palm Lake Resort Truganina has an indoor heated pool and spa, a luxurious 50-seat air-conditioned

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LANCEFIELD 34 Fagans Lane, 3435 Chess Property Consultants: 5429 5544

Price: $937,000

CHEROKEE 1 Ingletons Road, 3434 Private sale

RT Edgar: 5427 1222 Price: $795,000 Private sale

A great country property of about 40 hectares, this is an ideal set-up for horse-lovers with well-fenced areas at the front, while out back would suit cattle or sheep as well. There’s a secure tack room, a new shed with three stables, a wash bay, drive-through access for a horse float, a holding yard and potential for either extra stables or feed storage. The beautifully maintained house has four large bedrooms, each with a wardrobe, sharing a bright bathroom and separate toilet. The large laundry acts as a mud room and has a second toilet. A tiled family-meals area has painted dado walls and french doors opening to the deep wrap-around verandah. The all-white kitchen has an electric cooktop, wall oven, dishwasher and great views from the sink. A Colorbond shed with sliding doors is perfect for machinery, workshop or car accommodation. An abundance of tank water and a bore are other features at this place, which is just five minutes from Lancefield.

A picturesque property of about 0.81 hectares, Binya includes a house as distinctive as its gardens are magnificent. Loaded with whimsical charm, it has slate-tiled floors, soaring timber-lined cathedral ceilings, lots of windows with views, and dados and walls painted white to leaven the timber. Two downstairs bedrooms have wardrobes and share a bathroom and separate toilet. Two upstairs include the main with walk-in wardrobe and shared bathroom. A mezzanine retreat space here embodies the architectural charm. The huge, carpeted family-meals area (wood heater) adjoins a kitchen with walk-in pantry and all mod-cons. The next-door dining room is octagonal-shaped under a pitched ceiling and with masses of windows. Outside, stone pathways among garden beds with the bush as a backdrop cement this place as a family haven or weekender. LPG ducted heating, tank and bore water, sheds, workshop and double carport are other attractions.

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GISBORNE 26 Frith Road, 3437

Jellis Craig: 5427 2800

Kennedy & Hunt Real Estate: 5428 2544

Price: $435,000 – $475,000

Private sale

Price: $675,000

Private sale

Set on a corner block, this property has potential as a bed and breakfast and is a five-minute walk from the centre of Trentham. Near new, the house has three bedrooms – two upstairs have built-in wardrobes and share a bathroom, while the huge ground floor main bedroom has an en suite with tub and access to a side porch. There’s also a downstairs living area that could double as guest accommodation or a fourth bedroom – it has an en suite with its own entrance and an alfresco area. There is a solid fuel wood heater and split-system in the family-meals zone, and the kitchen has a baby blue glass splashback, gas cooktop, underbench oven and a dishwasher. The covered alfresco is fitted with cafe blinds and looks over gardens. The house is located about an hour from the Bolte Bridge and is 20 minutes away from Daylesford, Kyneton and Woodend.

With intricate cornices, detailed ceiling rosettes, old-world light fittings and timber-lined ceilings, this big house on about 1100 square metres is an attractive family package. It has three bedrooms (two with walk-in wardrobes and one with a built-in) and a study (or fourth bedroom). The main bathroom has a spa. There’s a separate dining room, separate lounge room (with cast iron fireplace) and a large family room with a built-in bar and gas heater. The timber kitchen has display cabinetry, freestanding cooker, dishwasher and ample bench and cupboard space. At the rear is a studio equipped with kitchenette, separate toilet and living space. There’s also a gazebo and undercover outdoor area. Stairs from the double garage/workshop lead to under-house storage, a cellar and separate undercover carport.

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GISBORNE 22 Ormerod Court, 3437 Gisborne Real Estate: 5428 8895

Price: Contact agent

Developers are likely to be doing their sums on this great property, because 7327 square metres in a fab location offers options to play with, subject to council approval. It will also tempt families – the house is large and the land is dream-catching – and aficionados of the ‘70s will relish this time capsule. It has every original element intact and in its day would have been highly admired. And it’s still admirable. Exposed brick

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walls, timber-lined ceilings and exposed beams, flower-power floor tiles, tiled benchtops, cedar wall panels and window frames, louvred cabinetry – the signatures of c1976. It’s the kind of rock solid place that would respond beautifully to a clever ‘contemporary interpretation’ makeover. Entry under a porte cochere is into a cosy, carpeted lounge room (with wood heater), and a tiled dining room next door links with a study. The tiled kitchen-meals area adjoins a carpeted sitting room, which

also connects with the lounge room. A pantry cupboard, island bench, dishwasher, wall oven and 900mm electric cooktop equip the kitchen. Four bedrooms and the large main bathroom are up one end. Three bedrooms have built-in wardrobes while the main has a walk-in. The en suite incorporates a sauna, beyond which is a door to a brick-paved pergola covered in wisteria – this is also accessed from the meals area. A second wisteria-covered pergola over

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Kennedy & Hunt:

Agent Contacts:

33 Brantome St, Gisborne,Victoria, 3437

Jason Kennedy: Wilma Grumont: Dominic Romeo:

Ph: (03) 5428 2544 Fax: (03) 5428 2816

NEW LISTING

0417 383 235 0409 138 472 0407 435 589

Riddells Creek 461 Sandy Creek Road Escape to the country Situated on approx. 20 acres overlooking the Macedon Ranges. Comprising of 4 bedrooms, bathroom, country kitchen, huge living/dining living/ room with magnificent views & expansive balcony. The home is further complimented by a herb garden, chook shed, 2 car garage, solar panels & generator for power supply. Close to the townships, freeway access, train station & Melb. International Airport.

Private Sale Details: Contact Agent

Viewing Times: Saturday 10.30 - 11.00am

Property Info:

New Gisborne 46 Dalray Crescent

A4 B1 C2

Gisborne 32 Frith Road

Private Sale

Attractive home with views & a treasure of a garden! Land Approx. 937m2.

Exceptional family friendly home – 1500m2 (approx.) This incredible property offers comfort for the whole family. With a large deck & shed, light filled living spaces & a huge yard. Comprises 4 bedrms or 3 + study. Features ducted heating, evap. cooling, slow combustion wood heater, dbl garage and a water tank. Low maintenance gardens, side access and a secure yard mean no fuss. Located in sought after Chessy Park precinct - just move right in!

Offers 3 bedrms, library/s ary tudy, ary/s tudy ensuite, bathrm, formal lounge/dining, lounge/ kitchen/meals/family overlooking the leafy garden & entertaining area. Character features, high ceilings, bay windows & balcony all add to the charm of this property. Dbl garage & storeroom are a bonus. Walking distance to town – you’ll love it!

Private Sale Details: Contact Agent

Private Sale Details:

Viewing Times:

$645,000

Property Information:

Saturday 11.00 - 11.30am

Viewing Times: Saturday 2.00 - 2.30pm

A4 B2 C4

FOR LEASE

Property Info:

A3 B2 C2

NEW LISTING

D E S A LE

Gisborne 97-99 Willowbank Road

For Lease

Brand new modern consulting suites

Gisborne 26 Frith Road

Private Sale

Large family home with garden studio in a central location. Land over 1,100m2.

Currently under construction, available to lease in thriving Gisborne. Located in a high exposure area right next door to a newly constructed child care centre & at the gateway to the ‘new’ Gisborne this building of 250m² consists of: • 5 consulting rooms • Reception/wa ption/ iting area • Administration office • Split system heating/co ption/wa ting/ oling ting/co throughout • Onsite parking • Available April 2016.

This potentially 5 bedrm home is well appointed, with sep. living areas perfect for a busy home. Open plan kitchen/meals & living with dining & lounge with open fire place & picturesque views. Fully equipped studio, set in a private garden with gazebo & entertaining area. Garage leads to storage, cellar & carport. The complete package!

For Lease Details:

Private Sale Details:

$4,166 pcm + GST & outgoings

$675,000

Viewing Times:

Viewing Times:

By appointment.

Saturday 1.00 - 1.30pm

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Property Information:

A4 B2 C4 www.kennedyandhunt.com.au

Kennedy & Hunt:

Agent Contacts:

33 Brantome St, Gisborne,Victoria, 3437

Jason Kennedy: Wilma Grumont: Dominic Romeo:

Ph: (03) 5428 2544 Fax: (03) 5428 2816

Gisborne 3 William Court

Private Sale

Impressive family masterpiece in highly prestigious Mulbarton Estate – 1,081m2 (approx.)

Gisborne 81 Aitken Street

0417 383 235 0409 138 472 0407 435 589

Private Sale

ANNESLEY

Quality built home offering generously proportioned living areas & an elegant feel. 4 bedrms, open plan living & a deluxe kitchen overlooking alfresco & spacious yard. Also offering a separate theatre room & home office, nothing has been overlooked with this stylish home. This property will suit the most fastidious buyer.

Story book cottage on 3800m2 (approx.) Walking distance to town. 3 bedrooms, 3 living areas, upstairs retreat, cathedral ceilings, gothic, dormer & leadlight windows, country style kitchen, slow comb. heater, water tanks, split systems & loads of storage. Extensive decking, BBQ area & spa. Dble semi garage & workshop/man cave, garden shed. Annesley is a great country property & an even better place to call home.

Private Sale Details:

Priavte Sale Details:

Contact Agent

Contact Agent

Viewing Times: Saturday 12.00 - 12.30pm

Property Information:

A4 B2 C2

Viewing Times: Saturday 11.00 - 11.30am

Property Information:

A3 B1 C2 Mount Macedon 24 Blanche Parade Enchanting Mount Macedon Cottage. Situated on 6,300m2 (approx.), this charming 2 storey timber cottage consists of 4 bedrms, 2nd bathroom, large lounge/dining, lounge/ kitchen, study & laundry. Well positioned on Blanche Parade, the property has two road frontages, shedding and cubby. Be quick – charm and position are highly sought on Mount Macedon!

TS C A TR D N CO IGNE S

Private Sale Details: $645,000 - $685,000

Viewing Times: By appointment.

A4 B2 C

Property Info:

Gisborne 99 Aitken Street

Private Sale

Serenity in outstanding central location – 6,865m2 (approx). Opportunity to subdivide (STCA). Featuring 3 good sized bedrooms, renovated ensuite, family bathroom & central kids retreat. Large living room with slow combustion wood heater & ceiling fan. Separate dining area, timber country kitchen with plenty of storage. A separate office area is accessible from the master – a space which could also be used as a separate parents retreat.

Private Sale Details: Contact Agent

Viewing Times: By appointment

Kennedy & Hunt Real Estate

Property Information:

A3 B2 C2

Riddells Creek 263 Sandy Creek Road “Leawarra” Circa 1888. Sought after historic charm. A unique opportunity to secure one of the region’s historic charms. Situated on 2 titles of 8,292m2, this fully restored weatherboard homestead offers 3 bedrms, master with ensuite & WIR, bathroom, dining rm, kitchen & laundry. Also offers a huge living room & 2nd elegant sitting room. Alfresco area, verandah & beautiful garden beyond. Serviced by town water, garage with powered storage & garden sheds.

S T C TRA D N CO IGNE S

Private Sale Details: $695,000 - $740,000

Property Info:

A3 B2 C2

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39 Christie Road

20 Mount Vista Close

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Feel at home. Gisborne 1 Howey Street

Gisborne 35 Frith Road

3 2 3 So Much To Love! Family Treasure in Perfect Locale

3 1 3 Fall In Love With A "Miracle" Of A Home

On 1002m2 (approx.) dual access corner site, this three bedroom, two bathroom home offers graceful charm with renovation potential. Formal living, dining, kitchen/meals, enclosed alfresco area. Large workshop, automatic garage, carport, heating/cooling, solar panels, tanks, dishwasher. Close to schools, township, transport and freeway. Acquire a foothold in this sought-after street!

Discover the magic of this quality three bedroom home in a sought after Gisborne pocket. Formal lounge, open plan kitchen/meals area overlooking character-filled conservatorium. Remote control double garaging, fernery, studio, shed, low maintenance garden, water tanks, and heating/cooling. Close to schools and train, a stroll to shops, cafes and parklands - this property is a rare find.

Private Sale Open Sat 11.00-11.30am Price $570,000-$600,000 Contact Jo Peel 0419 354 294 Office Gisborne 5428 2800

Private Sale Open Sat 12.00-12.30pm Price $485,000-$525,000 Contact Jo Peel 0419 354 294 Office Gisborne 5428 2800

Gisborne Lot 1 Ross Watt Road

Mount Macedon 32 Cheniston Road 3 2 Live The Dream Its time to reward yourself with the lifestyle you have always dreamed of in this extraordinary three bedroom plus study family home in the heart of majestic Mount Macedon. Set on meticulously maintained, mainly flat, (approx.) half acre allotment, and minutes to every conceivable amenity, this quality home boasts multiple living spaces.

Private Sale Open Sat 10.00-10.30am Price $680,000-$700,000 Contact Julie Gloster 0408 323 056 Office Gisborne 5428 2800

Sunbury 19 Scotch Court 3 1 1 Solid Starter Or Invest

Close to 1 Acre of Residential Land Zoned general residential, this great parcel of land (approximately 3883m2) located in one of Gisborne's finest streets in an enclave of established landmark homes. Close to freeway access, New Gisborne station, township, schools and parklands.

Auction Open Contact Office

Saturday 30th April at 12.00pm Inspect By Appointment John Dunlop 0419 001 991 Doug Gray 0413161804 Gisborne 5428 2800

Jump at this fantastic opportunity! Three bedroom home close to shops, school and transport. A great renter, this property is also perfect for first home buyers/emptynesters. Formal lounge, open plan kitchen/dining overlooking level rear yard with potential to subdivide (STCA). With double carport, gas heating, and shed.

Private Sale Open Sat 11.00-11.30am Price $310,000 Contact Lance Long 0473 026 491 Office Sunbury 9744 2555 15 SUNBURY & MACEDON RANGES STAR WEEKLY \ APRIL 19, 2016

Macedon 36 Hedderwick Lane Bolobek Lakes Estate - Waterview - on 2.2 Ha (5.55 Acres) Indulge yourself in gracious lifestyle luxury on a dream homesite nestled at the end of a magnificent Pin Oak lined avenue in a neighbourhood hosting some of the most prestigious homes of the Macedon Ranges. With total privacy and inspiring picturesque views from every room across your own professionally designed garden including to the summit of Mount Macedon, Waterview features a two storey approximately 50 square architect designed residence with large bright living and entertaining spaces including formal lounge, formal dining room, open plan kitchen/living/ family meals area, study, sunroom, 4 bedrooms, rumpus room, 3 bathrooms, 5 wc’s, integrated double garage, workshop and carport. Numerous features include passive solar design, high ceilings, central heating plus split system cooling, 5.4kw solar panels, town water, rainwater tanks and bore, extensively planted mature garden including large ornamental pond teaming with bird life, garden lighting, 200 mature olive trees, 2 acre pony/sheep paddock and electric remote controlled front gates. .

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Price $2,300,000 View Sat 23 April 3-3.30pm or by appointment John Keating 0419 880 444 Sandi Barry-Mueller 0408 392 347

Auction Saturday 7 May at 3pm

Woodend 12 Carlisle Street

Reserve Price $675,000

This charming three bedroom Californian Bungalow retains many of its period features and is located in a sought after premium location, privately nestled within a beautiful English garden setting. Accommodation includes a welcoming entry hall, lounge with open fire place and gas heating, large open plan living with solid fuel heating and kitchen/ meals area, sweet little study nook, three bedrooms, the main with walk-in robe and ensuite the others with open fire places and built-in robes. Excellent outdoor living area including entertaining deck overlooking a beautiful garden. Original period homes on large blocks in Woodend are much sought after and hard to come by.

View Sat 23 April 12-12.30pm or by appointment John Keating 0419 880 444 Sandi Barry-Mueller 0408 392 347

Classic Californian Bungalow on a Sensational ½ Acre

Auction Saturday 7 May at 11am

Kyneton - Edgecombe 102 Barbower Road

Reserve Prices Homestead $875,000 Adjoining land $575,000

The sale of Barbower for the first time in its 160 years of one family ownership, presents a rare opportunity to acquire a heritage gem, and reclaim its past grandeur. The two-storey solid stone homestead comprises downstairs – entrance hall, lounge, dining room, sitting room, study, kitchen/meals area, bathroom, laundry and sunroom. Upstairs there are four bedrooms. Barbower features a beautiful historic setting which includes stone stables and barn/shearing shed, charming dry stone fencing, bore water and Snipe Creek runs through the property nearby the homestead. Only 9kms (7 minutes) to Kyneton township and with easy access to the Calder Freeway.

View Sat 23 April 1.30-2pm or by appointment John Keating 0419 880 444 Sandi Barry-Mueller 0408 392 347

Barbower - Circa 1855 - On 47 Ha (116 Acres) Adjoining land of 52ha (129 Acres) to be offered separately.

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Spring Hill 845 Coliban Road (Cnr Tylden Springhill Road)

Price $1,050,000

Big Mountain Views and Rich Red Soils 47.26Ha (116 Acres)

View By appointment

In one of Macedon Ranges finest locations is this sensational opportunity to build your dream home and live on a beautiful productive farm capturing stunning views to Mount Macedon. Excellent red volcanic soils, small holding yards and stock loading ramp, extensive pasture improvement over the last three years and terrific soils and grasses for grazing. New fencing throughout with the inclusion of laneways between paddocks makes stock control a dream. Bore, windmill, substantial water storage tank at the highest point of the property, underground reticulation to troughs in all paddocks, dam, hay shed & the option to purchase new cattle yards. A most desirable country offering with “as of right to build”

Cherokee

101 Tunnel Creek Road Fasham Excellence on 10 Hectares (25 Acres)

Price $1,295,000

View Sat 23 April 11-11.30am Sited in a beautifully elevated position this 12 year old 5 bedroom Fasham home or by appointment is designed for maximum use of light and space. Features include floor John Keating to ceiling double glazed windows and doors, automatic retracting shade blinds, 0419 880 444 stunning dry stone walls and observation deck with glass balustrading. In a Sandi Barry-Mueller mature garden setting only 50 kms or approx 35 mins to Melbourne Airport. 0408 392 347 Good shopping at Woodend, Gisborne and Romsey and local schools include Braemar College and John Marsden’s Candlebark & Alice Miller.

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Sandi Barry-Mueller 0408 392 347 John Keating 0419 880 444

Auction Saturday 14 May at 11am

Kyneton

41 Beauchamp Street Investment or Home Buyer Opportunity on ¼ Acre (1012m2) Two storey residence built of brick, timber and hardiplank features four bedrooms, upstairs main with en-suite, north facing lounge, sitting area, kitchen, main bathroom and laundry. The residence has an adjoining single carport. There is town gas to space heaters, stove and hot water service.

View Sat 23 April 12.30-1pm or by appointment Sandi Barry-Mueller 0408 392 347

Sunbury Pty Ltd

10 Sturt Street, Sunbury 3A1B2C

PUT YOUR HANDS TOGETHER FOR THIS RENOVATION VA VATION !! Situated within close proximity to shops, schools, childcare and public transport, this renovated 3 bedroom home is sure to impress! The home consists of 3 bedrooms with built in robes, new kitchen with stainless steel appliances, renovated bathroom and laundry, formal dining room and study and light filled living spaces. Addition features include, heating and cooling, large tandem double garage, undercover entertaining area, and more!

Price: $295,000 to $325,000 Inspection: Saturday 11.30am to 12.00pm Photo ID required Contact: Adam Sacco 0409 033 644 adam.sacco@leadingrealestate.com.au

3 Lambert Avenue, Sunbury 3A2B2C

6 Thornton Avenue, Sunbury

HOME, SWEET HOME...

4A2B 2C

LIVING IT LARGE! Conveniently positioned just minutes’ walk to the centre of town and

Price: $440,000 to $470,000

with shops and multiple schools close by, by located in the ever popular

Inspection: Saturday 10:00am to 10:30am

Woodlands Estate.

This home has been lovingly maintained and located within close proximity to the Aldi Shopping complex. Off ing a formal dining room and central Offer kitchen with an open meals area leading to an undercover area. Accommodation includes main bedroom with BIR and semi-ensuite, 2 bedrooms with BIR’s and a 4th bedroom/studio plus a separate study. Additional features include a large double carport, multiple air conditioning units throughout, Rinnai space heater and more!

Photo ID required

Off ing three large separate living spaces including formal lounge, Offer main family room and an upstairs rumpus room, kitchen overlooking the main living and meals area with a separate formal dining area.

Contact: Adam Sacco 0409 033 644 adam.sacco@leadingrealestate.com.au

Accommodation features four bedrooms all with BIR’s and main with WIR and ensuite, a central bathroom and separate powder room. Additional features include ducted heating, evaporative cooling, remote access double garage with internal access, low maintenance

Price: $330,000 to $355,000 Contact: Adam Sacco 0409 033 644 adam.sacco@leadingrealestate.com.au

landscaped gardens, BBQ area is plumbed to natural gas, 2 water tanks and so much more!

Unit 2/78 Barkly Street, Sunbury 3A1B2C

INNER TOWN, COUNTRY STYLE! Fantastically positioned in an exclusive, flat three unit complex, it’s hard to beat a location like this with all the township’s facilities just at your doorstep! Featuring two bedrooms plus a study/ third bedroom, a spacious lounge, modern kitchen with stainless steel appliances, low maintenance established gardens and a good sized easy to maintain courtyard. Additional features include a large two way bathroom, ducted heating, air-conditioning, remote single garage and much more.

Price: $345,000 - $370,000 Inspection: Saturday 1.00pm to 1.30pm Photo ID required Contact: Adam Sacco 0409 033 644 adam.sacco@leadingrealestate.com.au

Unit 7/49 Brook Street, Sunbury 3A1B1C

DOWNSIZE WITHOUT THE SQUEEZE! Brilliantly positioned just minutes from the heart of Sunbury’s y’ main town centre. y’s A spacious light filled kitchen overlooking the living areas offers off an abundance of storage space and a large corner pantry which will please and also fitted with quality appliances with plenty of space to work. Accommodation includes three generous sized bedrooms with an oversized main with wall to wall BIR’s which share a well-appointed central bathroom.

18 Yardley Street, Sunbury

3A2B 2C

YOU’VE STRUCK GOLD! Sitting in a class of its own and framed by gorgeous established landscaped gardens, this breath taking property offers off a fantastic contemporary design. Off ing a formal lounge leading to a formal dining, a centralised Offer kitchen with stainless steel appliances and a large WIP which overlooks

Price: $430,000 to $460,000 Inspection: Saturday 1.00pm to 1.30pm

Photo ID required

Contact: Adam Sacco 0409 033 644 adam.sacco@leadingrealestate.com.au

the meals area and main family room. Comprising of three generous sized bedrooms, main with a wall to wall

Price: $300,000 to $330,000 Inspection: Saturday 12.15pm to 12.45pm Photo ID required Contact: Adam Sacco 0409 033 644 adam.sacco@leadingrealestate.com.au

Shop 3, 2 Brook Street, Sunbury

WIR and ensuite, central bathroom and a sizable open study. Additional features which include ducted heating, evaporative cooling, a double garage with remote access and rear access to the backyard and much more!

03 9744 2244

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L.J. Whorlow

House of the Week

Sunbury, 42 Highgrove Drive

A FA F MILY L ACREAGE DELIGHT LY

3 BED | 2 BATH | 4 CAR | 1 STUDY

Set in approx. 1 acre is this truly wonderful lifestyle home. Externally you have everything to enjoy your country lifestyle or hobby farm; including an in-ground pool, ornamental lake with a cascading waterfall and pergola, ample parking and a large additional garage and workshop with power. Modern kitchen meals area with granite worktops, and s/s appliances, large living/dining area with wood burner. Separate rumpus room, open plan living area & large outdoor alfresco entertaining area. Master bedroom has a WIR and an executive en-suite. There are two further good sized bedrooms and a large family bathroom. Other features include, reverse cycle ducted heating/refrigerated cooling, alarm system, solar panels, large side access through remote double gates.

FOR SALE $795,000 - $845,000

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Feature Property Romsey, 15 Sullivan Crt

4 BED | 2 BATH | 2 CAR | 1 STUDY

QUALITY, Y POSITION AND EXCELLENT VA Y, V LUE

Entirely captivating, this stunning contemporary domain defined by European finishes of the highest standards, generous proportions and a superb northern orientation delivers family living with a sense of warmth and indulgence. Set on approx 1903m2 it consists of 4 large bedrooms with BIR’s, luxurious hotel style master suite with dual walk in robes and stunning ensuite, family bathroom plus powder room. There is a large study/home office, light filled lounge, open plan kitchen with adjoining spacious meals & family area. Featuring: •Gas Hydronic heating throughout •To T wn water plus bore •UVPC windows and doors with double glazing •Walk in linen To and pantry •Surround sound •Solar panels. Outdoors the family can entertain in the privacy of paved alfresco area with several access points to the home. FOR SALE $565,000 - $595,000

OPEN FOR INSPECTION Saturday 23rd April

SUNBURY 31 Ferris St FOR SALE $390,000 - $420,000 4 BED | 2 BATH | 2 CAR

DIGGERS REST 2 Colour Road FOR SALE $335,000 - $365,000 3 BED | 1 BATH | 2 CAR

SUNBURY 49 Murdoch Crt FOR SALE $275,000 - $295,000 3 BED | 1 BATH | 1 CAR

SUNBURY 2/41 Baggygreen St FOR SALE $325,000 - $345,000 3 BED | 2 BATH | 1 CAR

Patrick Franklin Manager/Licensed Estate Agent 0407 534 757

Wendi Turner Business Development Manager / Licensed Estate Agent 0435 770 030

Paula Carey Senior Sales Agent / Licensed Estate Agent 0411 407 703

Shantelle Cardwell-Smith Sales Consultant / Licensed Estate Agent 0421 217 582

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10 Gordon Crs, Romsey 31 Ferris St, Sunbury

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35 Flinders St, Sunbury

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71 Sandy Crk Rd, Riddells Creek

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144-146 McKell Ave, Sunbury

L.J. Whorlow

46 Evans Street SUNBURY 3429 P: 9740 9000 F: 9744 7913 www.sunburyrealestate.com.au

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Sunbury, 144-146 McKell Ave

UNIQUE MASTERPIECE WITHIN THE TOWNSHIP

5 BED | 3 BATH | 7 CAR | 1 STUDY

This unique architecturally designed split level double brick residence set on 1/2 an acre approximately off f ers peaceful garden views ff from every angle and features 5 large bedrooms, study, y ensuite, huge walk through robe, built in robes, 2 extra modern bathrooms y, and an outdoor bathroom, large laundry utility room, deluxe kitchen with butler’s pantry, y granite benchtops, large stainless steel gas y, stove, glass splashbacks and dishwasher. Tw T o large living areas, a home theatre/games room and a gym room with spa. Extensive outdoor shedding would appeal to the car enthusiast and off f ers a 4 car garage with a high roofline to accommodate a caravan, ff boat and extra vehicle space. A second garage, workshop and a triple carport to the front completes this unique property. FOR SALE $785,000 - $825,000

Rangeview Estate Riddells Creek

STA T GE 8 & 9 LAND RELEASE TA Now here is an opportunity to secure a beautiful parcel of land in the highly sought after Rangeview estate in Riddells Creek. Known for its large allotments, spacious parklands and views to the majestic foot hills of the Macedon Ranges, Rangeview is the perfect place to raise your family.All blocks will be fenced, fully serviced including town water, r mains power, r, r sewer, r, r telecommunications, mains r, FOR SALE From $249,000 gas and NBN. Most allotments are relatively flat, avoiding potentially high site costs.

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Feature Property Romsey, 10 Gordon Crs

3 BED | 1 BATH | 2 CAR

AN ACRE WITH POTENTIAL

Situated on an extremely attractive block of approx. 1 Acre, this prime piece of real estate is awaiting the astute home buyer, r investor r, or developer. The existing home has been lovingly cared for with 3 bedrooms and one bathroom, comprising of a warm inviting formal lounge with wood burner, r the kitchen is new and inviting with stainless steel appliances, the meals area has doors out to a r, good sized pergola. Additional features include, double carport, laundry, y ducted heating, r/c split system, solar panels. Externally y, there is unit potential (STCA), 2 water tanks, veggie patch, 3 sheds. Inspection is highly recommended! FOR SALE $395,000 - $425,000

SELLING? THE MINUTE YOU LIST YOUR PROPERTY, RIDDELLS CREEK 18 March Crt FOR SALE $379,000 - $399,000 3 BED | 1 BATH | 2 CAR

SUNBURY 25 Gibbons St FOR SALE $310,000 - $330,000 2 BED | 2 BATH | 1 CAR

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ROMSEY 9 Muir Crt FOR SALE $140,000 - $160,000 VACANT LAND

RIDDELLS CREEK 71 Sandy Creek Rd FOR SALE $735,000 - $775,000 5 BED | 3 BATH | 5 CAR

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Attention investors, first home buyers and retirees. On a service road only approx 800 metres to New Gisborne station. The property neighbours with the new Ranges Medical Centre, Warrina Village, the local child minding, school, recreational park and tennis courts. 3 BR, natural gas ducted heating, light filled kitchen (overlooking the lovely shady gardens,) and an open plan lounge/dining room, garage. There’s e’ a European laundry, good storage and a fresh bathroom/shower, sep. w.c. Approx 800sqm. e’s

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Original décor and superbly maintained, this older style Gisborne home is a fantastic offer off ing for many buyers. Opposite Macedon Ranges Health, near Neal Street Medical Clinic, Gisborne Oaks and Mailand House, this convenient residence is also a hop skip and a jump from the shopping centre. Comprised of entry hall, three bedrooms (2 with BIR), bathroom, sep. w.c. and sep. laundry. Timber floorboards, garden shed, side access and natural gas appliances. Cosy and convenient – manageable 604SQM block.

This fresh and better than new, new residence has a design emphasis that’s t’ crisp and contemporary. Walk to a t’s the wonderful facilities of Gisborne and enjoy a new convenient, easy living lifest lif yle. Classy and well laid out, with neutral décor toning, the residence has 3 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms and two living rooms. There’s e’ e’s a total of three decked areas, a remote controlled DLUG and two car park, plus room for a vegie garden. Absolutely spotless, fresh and lovely, ly this home is an ideal purchase for a multitude of buyer category! ly,

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Recently refreshed and cosmetically updated, 27 The Boulevard Gisborne, is a substantial home (approx 35 Sq) on a huge block of 1936SQM. The added feature of the property is the inground swimming pool/spa pool built into its own pool house. With large entertainment rooms, this house would be ideal for large families or someone who wishes to run a business from home in its gigantic multi purpose room. There’s e’ 5 bedrooms (or 4 plus study), e’s 16 cost saving solar panels and loads of room for gardeners. The size of the land and the size of the house make this a fantastic price way, way below replacement cost! Viewing is a must!

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ROMSEY

8 SHAW DRIVE

An Established Location, Great Proximity to To T wn • Clean and modern home. 4 double bedrooms with BIR’s (WIR in Main) • 2 Bathrooms (Ensuite in Main), separate powder-room • Formal lounge/theatre, living & casual dining • Large rumpus room & alfresco living • Open plan kitchen with 900mm stove, dishwasher,r,r large pantry, stone benchtops and breakfast bar • Double lock up garage, remote door,r,r internal access, laundry with outside access • Ducted heating throughout • Land size approx. 1,559sqm, fully fenced with additional side access • Clean and modern home. 4 double bedrooms with BIR’s (WIR in Main) • 2 Bathrooms (Ensuite in Main), separate powder-room • Formal lounge/theatre, living & casual dining • Larg ge rump pus room & alfresco living g

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MORTGAGEE AUCTION 23 April 2016 11.00am OFI 23 April 2016 10.30 - 11.00am or by Appointment James Shalders M: 0412 136 578 Jane Lansell-Smith M: 0412 457 881

Ready to become a fantastic family home, this property is spacious throughout with room for entertaining, family gatherings and backy k ard cricket all at the same time! ky

ROMSEY

183 COUZENS LANE

A3 B2 C2

ROMSEY LOT 3/30 REYNOLDS GROVE Wonderful Position Lot 3

• Sealed road frontage and defined build envelope • Approx. 1,200sqm

From $185,000

James Shalders M: 0412 136 578

ROMSEY LOTS 1 & 2/ 5 METCALFE DRIVE Buy As A Whole or Individual

• Current Planning Permit • Nicely positioned blocks in well established street • Close to all town facilities

From $155,000

James Shalders M: 0412 136 578

ROMSEY LOT 2/30 REYNOLDS GROVE A Magnificent and Immaculately Presented Sophisticated Property • 3 large double bedrooms with BIR’s and WIR x2 in Main • 2 bathrooms, ensuite with spa in Main and separate third WC • American Oak kitchen, casual dining and family room with access to large covered entertaining deck • Elegant entrance foyer,r,r sunny study, formal living and dining • Breathtaking sweeping views of Romsey’s farming district • Ducted gas central heating, reverse cycle air conditioning and Jetmaster open fire • Detached double garage, established orchard and pony paddocks with shelter

Location, Location, Location

• Sealed Road frontage and defined build envelopes • Separate crossovers • Approx. 1,200sqm

PRICE REDUCTION $925,000 by Appointment Jane Lansell-Smith M: 0412 457 881 jane_romsey@connallys.com.au www ww ww.connallys.com.au

$195,000

James Shalders M: 0412 136 578

ROMSEY LOT 2/ 23 REYNOLDS GROVE Ready To T Build On

• Great location, town services available • Sealed driveway • Established tree frontage, private and secluded

From $130,000

Expertly Crafted Family Residence with Panoramic Views 82 Main Street, Romsey Julie Ellis 0409 433 699 Property Manager

Ph (03) 5429 6842 James Shalders 0412 136 578 Licensed Sales Agent

James Shalders M: 0412 136 578 Fax (03) 5429 6846 Jane Lansell-Smith 0412 457 881 Licensed Sales Agent

Every precaution has been taken to establish accuracy of the above information but does not constitute any misrepresenation by the vendor or agent. 30 minutes from Melbourne airport and 50 minutes from CBD 25 SUNBURY & MACEDON RANGES STAR WEEKLY \ APRIL 19, 2016

102 MAIN STREET, STREET ROMSEY MSE 3434 MSEY

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$185,000

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❙ A very beautiful block is waiting for your new home ❙ Walking distance of the Lancefield shops and primary school ❙ Ideal location for a “new build” or to re-locate a pre-loved home ❙ No restrictions on building materials allow ❙ All town services available - water, ter power, ter, er gas, phone & internet er,

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“A Rare Find” 4 2 2

$877,000

LANCEFIELD

“There’s Excitement at the Station!” -5423m2 ❙ Opportunity at the “Old Lancefield Railway Station.” ❙ Original “Station Masters Office” with open fire place ❙ Delightful formal living room/café ❙ Exceptionally large kitchen/family room ❙ Three large bedrooms/living areas downstairs with ensuite ❙ Double bedroom upstairs with full ensuite & WIR ❙ Current bed & breakfast, nursery, café & art gallery permits.

“Embrace the Country Life” - 1,226m²

4 2

$416,000

NULLA VALE

Walk Right in and Relax!

❙ North of Lancefield lies 60 acres of granite country ❙ Spectacular views of the renowned Nulla Vale district ❙ Good capacity dam and small shed ❙ Perfectly suited to grazing sheep, cattle or horses ❙ Ideal backdrop for your dream home or weekend getaway (S.T.C.A). (S.T ❙ Adjoining additional 20 acres also available

4 2 3

$937,000

“Country Dreaming”

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$340,000

“A Hidden Gem” - 60 Acres

LANCEFIELD

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ROMSEY

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❙ Large main bedroom with modern ensuite & WIR ❙ Bedrooms 2 & 3 suits queen size beds with large BIRs ❙ Fourth bedroom/study or rumpus room is an excellent size ❙ Fabulous open plan kitchen/meals/living ❙ Modern family bathroom ❙ Excellent Laundry ❙ Double garage under roof

- 1,087m²

❙ Corner block set on a service road ❙ Convenience to school, sporting facilities & Doctor’s surgery ❙ Town water, ter sewerage, gas, electricity and telephone ter, ❙ Main road frontage ❙ Room for a shed, vegetable garden & play area for the children

ROMSEY

$545,000

“The Complete Lifestyle Package” - 100 Acres 4 2 2

❙ 10 minutes from Romsey, 35min from Tullamarine Airport ❙ 360° views of the surrounding area & Melbourne skyline sk ❙ A mix of heavily timbered steep ravines ❙ Backing onto the “Deep Creek” ❙ Wonderful granite cliff faces with quality grazing land ❙ Bitumen access road, 3 phase power, er building envelope er,

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SPORT Kyneton survives Bulldogs’ fighting spirit Kyneton took the points in the season opener against Macedon Ranges rival Gisborne in the Bendigo Football League. As usual in clashes between the two sides, it was a hard-fought contest and it was only in the final quarter that the Tigers were able to get away from the young Bulldogs. The Tigers started better and looked to be headed for an easy win when they led by 19 points at half-time. The Bulldogs, though, kept fighting, not allowing the Tigers to escape. Only 14 points down at three-quarter time, the Bulldogs would have still given themselves a chance. Kicking four goals to two in the final term, the Tigers got the four points with a 16.18 (114)-12.10 (82) win. Ben Weightman kicked five goals for the Tigers and Rhys Magin was named best on ground. Jack Scanlon kicked six goals for the Bulldogs to be among the best with Anthony Belcher and Trent Crosbie.

Meanwhile, Anzac Day will take on extra significance for Gisborne Football Netball Club this year. Gisborne will host its third annual Anzac clash with Golden Square on the same day it holds the biggest past players’ day function in the club’s history. Having collated the names of more than 1000 former players, coaches and officials, the club is looking to get as many as possible to the game. Former coach and player Luke Saunders said it was about thanking the people who had been involved at the club. “Hopefully, it will be good day with past players, as over the last 10 years we haven’t made a big focus of keeping in contact with past players, coaches and officials,” he said. “We’ve had close to 1000 people come through the club in the last 20 years. “This is about appreciating this people, whether they’ve been at the club one year or 10 years.

“It would be good to get 100-200 people at the luncheon.” The club will also honour its 2006 senior football side and under-17 netball side, which won premierships that year. The football team defeated Golden Square in the 2006 grand final and Saunders was part of the winning team. “Nearly all the football team will be there,” he said. “It was a really good year … we lost only one or two games. It was our fourth flag in five years.” This year the senior football and netball games will start at the later time of 4.30pm to allow supporters to attend Anzac Day services before the matches. The players function will start at 2pm. To attend the function: www.trybooking. com/KQBW Tara Murray

Late rush gets Burras in By Tara Murray Diggers Rest turned it on the in the last quarter to overcome Riddell in the Riddell District Football League round 1 clash on Saturday. After a scrappy first two quarters, when both sides struggled in windy and wet conditions, the Burras kicked two late goals to take a half-time lead. The Bombers appeared to have taken control of the game with five goals to nil in the third quarter to lead by 15. But it was all the Burras in the final quarter at Bloomdale Oval, as they won most of the ball and went on to win 11.13 (79)-7.6 (48). Burras’ coach Shaun Sims said he was just happy to come away with the win against a side he expected to be up there at the end of the season. “It wasn’t pretty footy in the first half that’s for sure,” he said. “We were prepared for a team which finished on top of the ladder last year. They have recruited well, have a new coach and a bit of enthusiasm about them, so to get the win was the most important thing. “The first couple of quarters were a grind and the conditions weren’t great. Basically, they were winning the footy.” Sims said there was one major difference with his side in the last quarter. “I think we played some better footy; we were very clean and it showed,” he said. “I don’t think they went inside 50 in the last quarter. “You’re very happy any time you play a top-three side and get the win. You’ll take it.” Sims said he was impressed by Brandon Kilty, who kept Paul Sahlberg quiet for most of the match, while Mick Kilty turned the game in the last quarter with three goals. It was a good day for the Burras with all three sides getting good wins. “The depth is really good,” Sims said. “We had five to six blokes [in lower grades] who put up their hands up to play seniors next week. “It’s a good place to be. People are going to have to perform to keep their spots.” One person who won’t be playing for the Burras this season is Jason Williams. Sims was already expecting to be without Williams because of his VFL commitments with Port Melbourne, but the player is now seeking a clearance to move to Broadford. “He had a really good opportunity,” Sims said. “He spoke to me and I said he should take it.” Rupertswood, Sunbury Kangaroos and Macedon were the other weekend winners.

Thunder’s Keith Osborne and Sunbury RSL’s Graeme Williams. (Tara Murray)

Thunder, RSL join forces for Anzac Day East Sunbury will join forces with Sunbury RSL on Saturday to pay tribute to servicemen and women as part of Anzac Day commemorations. Thunder president Keith Osborne said the club wants to form an ongoing relationship with the RSL to help its members properly understand the importance of the day. “It’s pretty prestigious playing on the Anzac Day weekend,” Osborne said. “We’re the new boys on the block and we haven’t had this opportunity before to do something like this.” Sunbury RSL president Graeme Williams said having sporting clubs involved in Anzac Day matches was a good way to get more people involved in celebrating what is a special day in Australian history. “It’s a good way to educate people about history of Anzac Day and what’s happened in our history,” Williams said. “We’ve had whole sporting clubs involved … with their players coming to the service. “It’s good to have them involved and it’s good for the community for us to come out to sporting clubs.” The RSL has given the Thunder an Australian flag to display at the club, and will join in the commemorations at John McMahon Reserve at Goonawarra before the senior game against East Keilor. Jeb Summers, who’s a member of both the RSL and football club, will also be involved. “We’ve involved Jeb in the ceremony,” Osborne said. “He’s not playing this year due to injury. “But he’ll do a presentation before the game,” Summer said. “It’s about educating, not just the older members, but the younger members as well.” There will be badges on sale on Saturday to raise money for the RSL. Sunbury RSL has two Anzac Day services on Monday, a dawn service at 6am and a parade and service from 10am. Meanwhile, on Saturday, the Thunder was beaten by a fast finishing Jacana. The Thunder led by 16 points at three-quarter time. But the Jaguars kicked five goals to one in the final term to seal the win, 10.12 (72)- 9.10 (64). Jason McMahon and Aaron Aquilina were best for the Thunder in their loss. Tara Murray

Diggers Rest’s Taylor Hine and Riddell’s Tim Walsh fly for a mark. (Shawn Smits) 31 SUNBURY & MACEDON RANGES STAR WEEKLY \ APRIL 19, 2016

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Bombers blitz new-look Burras By Tara Murray Riddell started the new season the way they finished the last – with a big win. The reigning Riddell District Netball League premiers kicked off their 2016 campaign with a strong win over a new-look Diggers Rest, winning 52-27. The Bombers controlled the game from the opening whistle, and the result never looked in doubt. Bombers’ coach Jarrod Walker said while he was happy with getting a win first up, there was things that the side would have to work on. “I’m happy to get the win and also identified a lot of things we can work improve on across the next couple of weeks. “In training, we sewed it all together well. I think, today, first-round nerves hit a couple of players, but we’re bringing through some youth, which is exciting for the area. “We need to work on our transition. Getting the ball out of defence was good, but it’s the linking to the attacking end we need to work on. I feel our attack end is our biggest asset, and we didn’t use it well at all today. “ Like their opposition, the Bombers were a different looking line-up to the one that played last season. Walker didn’t hesitate to switch players around as they looked to find the right mix. He also made the most of the new time-out rule. “We’re going to look to see how we can use the new time-out rules for netball, to see whether it’ll impact us to run them on and off the bench, or have the players play the whole

SCOREBOARD Q FOOTBALL VFL Round 2 NORTHERN 1.1 8.3 11.4 16.8 (104) GEELONG 4.1 6.2 11.3 14.6 (90) Goals: Northern: Jones 5 Jaksch 3 Kerbatieh 2 Gorringe 2 Cuningham Bransgrove Tutt Gowers. Geelong: Tudor 4 Atkins 2 Cornell Lucey Buzza Rees McLachlan Bates Robinson Vardy. Best: Nothern: White Jones Wilson McGuinness Jaksch Dick. Geelong: Bews Atkins Tudor Haintz Horlin-Smith McLachlan. At Simonds Stadium ESSENDON 6.6 7.10 16.12 18.16 (124) N BALLARA BALLARAT 0.2 2.5 3.7 5.9 (39) Goals: Essendon: McKernan 3 Crowley 2 Eades 2 Redman 2 Merrett 2 Hams Grimley Simpkin Edwards Dempsey Coghlan Long. North Ballarat: Keeble L Lyle yle Rippon Kiel Y Youl. oul. Best: Essendon: Hams McKernan Crowley Dempsey Heppell Michael. North Ballarat: Marshall Cleary Austin Rodd Simpson Rippon. At Queen Elizabeth Oval RICHMOND 1.2 7.3 10.6 17.10 (112) FOOTSCRA FOOTSCRAY 4.3 5.9 7.13 7.18 (60) Goals: Richmond: McBean 5 Mellington 2 Butler 2 Chol 2 Couch Silvestro Short Scott Castagna Soldo. Footscray: Redpath 2 Webb Hamilton Campbell Minson Dickson. BEST: Richmond: Couch Miles Darley Batchelor McBean Gale. Footscray: Russell Honeychurch Collins Webb Redpath. At Punt Road Oval. PT MELBOURNE 4.4 8.6 10.10 12.12 (84) COBURG 2.5 5.6 6.6 11.8 (74) Goals: Port Melbourne: Clarke 3 Pinwill Pearson Mascitti Sandilands Haretuku Crocker Waddell Lange Tynan. T Coburg: Saad 6 Featherstone 2 McEvoy Y Younan Fox. Best: Port Melbourne: Pinwill Mihocek Sandilands Clarke Crocker Haretuku. Coburg: Goodwin Saad Johns Bamblett Mattingly Tarczon. At North Port Oval. T BOX HILL 4.2 7.4 13.5 17.10 (112) WILLIAMSTOWN 2.3 8.6 14.9 14.13 (97) Goals: Box Hill: Lovell 5 Lawlor 2 Heatherley Jones Burton O’Rourke Miles Whitecross Stewart Fisher Willsmore Hardwick. Williamstown: Dunell 4 Conway 3 Hetherington 2 Cordy 2 Chisari Monk Wheeler. Best: Box Hill: Willsmore Lawlor Lovell Whitecross O’Rourke Warren. Williamstown: Gibbons Dunell Carr Masters Bewley Conway. At Burbank Oval. CASEY 3.0 4.6 9.8 18.13 (121) COLLINGWOOD 4.3 7.3 9.5 10.5 (65) Goals: Casey Scorpions: Weideman 3 Grimes 2 Hulett 2 Neal-Bullen 2 Wilson Smith Scott Ambler White Trengove Petracca Newton Rutherford. Collingwood: Crocker 3 Broomhead Moloney Kelly Wills Golds Cox Collopy. Best: Casey Scorpions: Terlich T Michie Trengove Pattison. Collingwood: Wills Hellier Broomhead Crocker Kelly Viola. At Holden Centre. WERRIBEE 4.5 7.7 11.9 15.11 (101) FRANKSTON 0.0 4.1 5.2 10.3 (63) Goals: Werribee: Durdin 4 Black 3 Wagner 2 Barrack Nahas Hanson Hibberd Dumont Turner. Frankston: Wilson 3 Irving 2 Gardiner Capiron Prior Cavarra Cass. Best: Werribee: Hanson Daw Durdin Black Conway Sherlock. Frankston: Giobbi Exon McInnes Wilson Valetini Newman. At Frankston Oval.

15 minutes. We thought today would be a good day to try it, to see how it will go.” Two of the Bombers’ best players were new defender Sarah King and Cayley Armstrong, who returns to the team after missing last year through injury. “Sarah is a young under-19 player from the city. She just needs a bit of extra work so we brought her out here to get a bit more experience. “Cayley has a fantastic game. She’s back in the form where she’s comfortable and really confident.” Burras’ coach Amy Carroll said it was a disappointing way to start the season. “It was really tough, actually,” she said. “It was pretty disappointing the way it panned out. The actual game itself wasn’t too bad, we just didn’t put the score on the board. “Defensively, I think we did really well. I don’t think our attacking end was up to it.” Carroll said she expected the team to build as the season went on, with several new players on the team. “The whole attack end really hasn’t played together before our first game, which really tested us, and I think that was visible. “The defensive end [of Stephanie Barnes, Jena Baboth and Tayla Behan] has played together [at Romsey] which you could see.” The Bombers weren’t the only side with a big win; Rupertswood, Romsey and Macedon also had dominant matches. Riddell’s Cayley Armstrong and Diggers Rest’s Vivien Leong fight for the ball. (Shawn Smits)

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VFL WOMEN Round 3 MELBOURNE UNI 6.2 9.6 12.7 17.10 (112) CRANBOURNE 0.0 0.0 0.3 0.3 (3) Goals: Melbourne Uni: Anderson 3 Kearney 3 Pound 3 Omahony 2 Stephenson Hildebrand Ashmore Ibrahim Bye Blackburn. Best: Melbourne Uni: Hildebrand Pound Keryk Blackburn Kearney Stephenson. Cranbourne: Wallace Barfoot Moody Keatch Butler Cullis. At Frenken Homes Oval. DAREBIN 6.5 12.8 14.8 17.10 (112) SEAFORD 1.0 1.2 2.4 2.6 (18) Goals: Darebin: Pearce 5 Vescio 3 Arnell 3 Hammond 2 Lange Brennan Hickey Tyndall. T Seaford: Hall Bury. Best: Darebin: Pearce Paxman Hickey O’Dea Kinross Holden. Seaford: Vigliarolo Thompson Tilley Rolland Gillespie-Jones Eberle. At AH Capp Reserve. DIAMOND CREEK 1.1 5.6 7.7 10.12 (72) GEELONG 1.0 1.1 1.4 2.5 (17) Goals: Diamond Creek: Chiocci 2 Bernardi 2 Audley 2 Grech Brazzale Cameron Cobern. Geelong: Boyd DeGroot. Best: Diamond Creek: Barden Attard Audley Chiocci Williams Cameron. Geelong: Boyd Woollett Daffy Janssen Wilkes Woodroffe. At Osbourne Park. ST KILDA 2.2 2.8 5.9 9.11 (65) VU WESTERN 0.0 3.1 3.1 5.3 (33) Goals: St Kilda: Garner 4 Hyett 2 Hope 2 Harris. VU Western: Kemp 2 White Quigley Francke. Best: St Kilda: Chapman Davey McWilliams Bruton Achampong Bailey. VU Western: Senserrick White Guest Ferres Teasdale T Ward. At Henry Turner Memorial EASTERN 6.3 12.14 22.16 29.20 (194) KNOX 0.2 1.3 1.3 1.3 (9) Goals: Eastern: Perkins 6 Randall 5 Lambert 4 D’Arcy 3 Smith 2 Foster 2 Trend 2 Ryan 2 Macdonald-Young 2 Scott. Knox: deBondt. Macdonald-Y Best: Eastern: Trend Lambert Scott Perkins Randall Pettit. Knox: deBondt Smyth Papadopoulos McKenna Slater Kuys. At Schultz Reserve.

TAC CUP T Round 3 OAKLEIGH 3.1 4.2 9.5 12.6 (78) EASTERN 3.1 4.4 5.6 9.8 (62) Goals: Oakleigh: Sziller 3 Williams 2 Ridley Dawe Michelmore Maher Jordan Young Y Walker. Eastern: Mullenger-Mchugh 3 Nolan 2 Norris Lane North Robertson. Best: Oakleigh: Walker Jordan Boehm Duman Sziller Michael. Eastern: Lane Keppel Mullenger-Mchugh Haynes Clarke Norris. At Bayswater Reserve.

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QUEENSLAND 2.3 6.4 9.6 11.10 (76) NORTHERN 2.0 3.0 5.1 9.5 (59) Goals: Queensland: Williams 2 Watson 2 Mason Dadds Dennis Dawson Copland Collins Crossley. Northern: Roberts 2 Penrith Thomas Lipinski Lentini Fitzgerald Lamanna McKay. Best: Queensland: Dennis Williams O’Sullivan Watson Himmelberg Mason. Northern: McKay Perry Blakey Penrith Roberts Lipinski. At Preston City Oval. SANDRINGHAM 4.2 6.3 11.6 12.7 (79) WESTERN 1.1 5.3 6.3 10.9 (69) Goals: Sandringham: Walker 3 Johnson 2 Nissenbaum 2 Maloney 2 Florent Burt Cameron. Western: Lester 3 Graham 3 Junker Foley Syme Campisi. Best: Sandringham: Tokatlidis T Lok Walker James Mclean Burt. Western: Griffiths Bouris Carter Stuhldreier Romensky Berry. At Burbank Oval. NSW/ACT 4.4 7.7 11.10 13.10 (88) CALDER 0.1 4.5 5.6 12.10 (82) GOALS: NSW/ACT: Hardman 2 Davis 2 Powell 2 Mapleson Turner Maguire Fisher Gowers Meline Barkley. Calder: Peters 4 Ronke 2 Brown 2 Saad Blythe Meyers Revell. Best: NSW/ACT: Perryman Robertson Powell Lower Maguire Davis. Calder: Blythe Peters Owen Guthrie Baker Ronke. At RAMS Arena. GEELONG 3.5 8.8 13.13 18.17 (125) GIPPSLAND 0.3 1.4 2.7 4.8 (32) Goals: Geelong: Blair 5 McLachlan 3 Zdybel 2 Henry Parish Elliot McCartney Worpel Chafer Blood O’Gorman. Gippsland: Hearn 2 Voss Hayes. Best: Geelong: McCartney Blair Worpel Augerinos Diamond Zdybel. Gippsland: Harrison Renooy Hearn Hayes Costigan Quigley At Simonds Stadium. DANDENONG 9.4 11.5 17.10 22.12 (144) BENDIGO 2.2 7.5 9.7 12.11 (83) Goals: Dandenong: Allsop 5 Fowler 4 Beveridge 3 De Koning 3 Doman 2 Darling La Fontaine Martello Poholke Scagliarini. Bendigo: Saunders 4 Henderson 2 Rosengren 2 Blake Thomas Norris Robertson. Best: Dandenong: Allsop DeWit Gill-Renouf White De Koning Fowler. Bendigo: Blake Henderson Atley Saunders Wallace Rosengren At Shepley Oval. MURRA MURRAY 0.6 2.10 5.12 7.17 (59) N BALLARA BALLARAT 0.3 3.7 3.7 5.16 (46) Goals: Murray: Sproule 2 Morrison Pinnuck Carroll Boyd Butts. North Ballarat: Johnson 2 Gow McCluggage Beks. Best: Murray: Morrison Garthwaite Cousins Pinnuck Spargo Butts. North Ballarat: McCluggage White Gow Lee Drew Johnson. At IKON Park. Ladder Murray Sandringham Dandenong Eastern Ranges Geelong Oakleig Queensland NSW ACT Western Bendigo Calder North Ballarat Northern Gippsland NT T Tasmania

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AFL VIC DEVELOPMENT LEAGUE Round 2 COBURG 4.2 6.5 11.6 15.6 (96) PT MELBOURNE 1.4 2.5 3.5 4.8 (32) Goals: Coburg: Kalanj 5 Free 3 Ryan 3 Urquhart Dalgleish Kovacevic McConville. Port Melbourne: Murray Hooper T Tang Bennett. Best: Coburg: Ryan Posar Iacobaccio Kalanj Madden Free. Port Melbourne: Hooper Halsall Scipione Hayes McKenzie Beddison. At North Port Oval. NORTHERN 1.1 7.7 11.7 18.10 (118) CASEY 3.11 4.13 10.14 11.17 (83) Goals: Northern: O’Leary 3 Totevski T 3 Roos 2 Russell 2 Le Favi Malual Bolger Cripps Casley Hickey Jones Brown. Casey: Baker 3 Vander Haar 3 Mason Wyatt Batten Anderson Di Pasquale. Best: Northern: Totevski T Declase Jordan Brown O’Leary Casley. Casey: Vander Haar McInerney Hannon Briggs MacHaya Gains. At Casey Fields BOX HILL 4.9 6.13 7.16 10.17 (77) WILLIAMSTOWN 1.0 3.1 6.4 7.9 (51) Goals: Box Hill: Mcintyre 2 Soccio 2 Sullivan 2 Kilpatrick Dimasi Cox Summers. Williamstown: Curtis 2 Norton Greiser Di Ciero Schultz Dorgan. Best: Williamstown: Myers Eales Schultz Carter Carr Curtis. Box Hill: Gibson Kennedy Walker Switkowski Langford Traynor. At Burbank Oval. FRANKSTON v WERRIBEE at Frankston Oval. No details available.

RIDDELL DISTRICT FL ROUND 1 DIV 1 DIGGERS REST 1.1 4.7 4.9 11.13 (79) RIDDELL 2.3 2.5 7.6 7.6 (48) Goals: Diggers Rest: Michael Kilty 3 Smailes 2 Mc Cabe 2 Tuckey Clarke Hine Wallace. Riddell: Matthew Panuccio Nolan Stancombe Treweek Sahlberg Alkemade Henson. Best: Diggers Rest: Brandon Kilty Krul Kilty Evans Morton Ruane. Riddell: Timothy Walsh Treweek Said Nelson Henson Ruffell. Div 1: Macedon 18.12 d Broadford 6.18. Res: Macedon 13.10 d Broadford 2.5; Rupertswood 11.5 d Wallan 5.8, Diggers Rest 19.10 d Riddell 0.6. U-18: Broadford 11.6 d Macedon 11.5; Rupertswood 18.14 d Wallan 4.4, Diggers Rest 13.10 d Riddell 4.3.

BENDIGO Div 1: Strathfieldsaye 15.12 d Sandhurst 10.10; Kyneton 16.18 d Gisborne 12.10, Eaglehawk 12.19 d South Bendigo 6.6. Res: Strathfieldsaye 14.15 d Sandhurst 4.5; Gisborne 10.14 d Kyneton 5.7, Eaglehawk 10.4 d South Bendigo 6.4. U-18: Strathfieldsaye 8.9 d Sandhurst 4.4; Gisborne 12.20 d Kyneton 7.6, Eaglehawk 16.11 d South Bendigo 10.3, Castlemaine 12.9 d Maryborough 5.2, Golden Square 12.22 d Kangaroo Flat 1.2.

BALLARA BALLARAT Res: Sunbury 10.7 d Bacchus Marsh 7.9, Sebastopol 12.7 d Ballarat 6.10, East Point 17.23 d North Ballarat City 1.0, Melton 17.9 d Melton South 6.6. U-18.5: Bacchus Marsh 9.23 d Sunbury 8.1, East Point 13.12 d North Ballarat City 11.9, Melton 10.14 d Melton South 6.5.

Q NETBALL BALLARA BALLARAT Round 1 A: East Point 52 drew North Ballarat City 52, Sunbury 46 bt Bacchus Marsh 42, Ballarat 40 bt Sebastopol 37, Melton 41 bt Melton South 28. B: North Ballarat City 33 bt East Point 23, Sunbury 44 bt Bacchus Marsh 32, Ballarat 44 bt Sebastopol 18, Melton South 54 bt Melton 23, Lake Wendouree 37 bt Redan 24. C: East Point 25 bt North Ballarat City 24, Sunbury 29 bt Bacchus Marsh 17, Ballarat 42 bt Sebastopol 17, Melton South 29 bt Melton 15, Lake Wendouree 32 bt Redan 24.

Q SOCCER FFV NA NATIONAL PREMIER LEAGUE: Rd 8: Bentleigh Greens 3 Melbourne Knights 1, Port Melbourne Sharks 3 Northcote City 0, Avondale 2 Melbourne Victory 1, Richmond 1 Green Gully 2, Hume City 1 Pascoe Vale. NPL2: Rd 8: East: Dandenong City 2 Eastern Lions 2, Murray United 1 Kingston City 2, Box Hill United 4 Goulburn Valley Suns 1, Dandenong Thunder 3 Brunswick City 1. West: Moreland City 1 Werribee City 0, North Geelong Warriors 0 Whittlesea Ranges 0, Moreland Zebras 7 Bendigo City 1, Ballarat Red Devils 3 Sunshine George Cross 0, St Albans Saints 0 Melbourne City 0. NATIONAL PREMIER LEAGUE WOMEN: Rd 5: Calder NA United 3 Senior NTC 1. Rd 6: Calder United 2 Bulleen Lions 2, Heidelberg United 4 Alamein 2, Geelong Galaxy United 4 Southern United 1. STATE STA ATE LEAGUE 1: North-West: Rd 3: Yarraville Snr 3 Diamond Valley United 2, Altona East Phoenix 1 Sydenham Park 6, Cairnlea 2 Western Suburbs 1, Banyule City 0 Altona Magic 1, Westgate 1 Keilor Park 0, Preston Lions 1 North Sunshine Eagles 2.South-East:: South Springvale 0 Mornington 1, Langwarrin 2 Clifton Hill 1, Morwell Pegasus 0 Malvern City 3, Warragul United 1 Casey Comets 0, Berwick City 2 Manningham United Blues 1, Mooroolbark 2 Frankston Pines 0. STATE STA ATE LEAGUE 2: North-West: Altona City 2 Heidelberg Stars 0, Hoppers Crossing 1 Sunbury United 0, Essendon Royals 2 Fitzroy City 1, Geelong 2 Sporting Whittlesea 1, Hume United 2 Essendon United 1, Moreland United 3 Corio 1. South-East: Caulfield United Cobras 0 Beaumaris 0, Seaford United 0 St Kilda 3, Heatherton United 2 Sandringham 1, Noble Park United 0 Peninsula Strikers Snr 3, Old Scotch 4 Doveton 1, Doncaster Rovers 3 North Caulfield Snr 4.

Q RUGBY UNION VRU Shield: Box Hill 29 d Power House 10, Melbourne 37 d Footscray 21, Endeavour Hills 24 d Moorabbin 22, Harlequins 46 d Souths 21. P2: Power House 39 d Box Hill 31, Melbourne 41 d Footscray 6, Moorabbin 33 d Endeavour Hills 27, Harlequins 43 d Souths 15. P3: Box Hill 45 d Power House 28, Melbourne 53 d Footscray 24, Endeavour Hills 20 d Moorabbin 19, Harlequins 30 d Souths 0. P4: Melbourne Uni 55 d Melbourne 19, Colts Melbourne Uni 24 d Melbourne 7. A: Kiwi Hawthorn 40 d Geelong 35. B: Ballarat 31 d Melton 27, Cerberus 52 d Eltham 12, Monash Uni 19 d Melbourne 5, Geelong 38 d Kiwi Hawthorn 17.

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Import gets a clear path to Sunbury’s Big V team If you’d told new Sunbury Jets’ import Courtney Duever six weeks ago she would be playing Big V basketball in Australia this season, she would have thought you were pulling her leg. After played basketball at college and then in Bulgaria, the 24-year-old spent the past eight months coaching back in the States. Then a conversation with one of her college teammates about a month ago set things on a left-field path that brought her to Sunbury last Wednesday. “I was kind of just working out, as in the States they just don’t have games everywhere,” she said. “I talked to a player on my college team who was from New Zealand, and I asked her what was going on over here with basketball. “She gave me Kennedy’s email address … I emailed him and said I was interested in playing, and it evolved from there as there was a spot open.” Duever’s arrival at the Jets gives the team

more back-up in forward and centre positions, which will come in handy, especially as Jess Bygate is away on national duty with New Zealand’s Tall Ferns. Joining a team already three rounds into the season, Duever said she will try and take it all in as she learns about how the game is played in Australia. “I haven’t watched any [Big V] basketball,” she said. “I’m not really sure what to expect. “I’ll sit back and watch how it all plays out, and work out where I fit into the mix and work out all the plays and the pace of the game. “I’ll watch a little bit and jump in when I can.” She didn’t have to wait long to step onto the court, suiting up for the Jets in a weekend double header against Werribee and Craigieburn. Duever had 13 points, eight rebounds and six assists on Saturday night against Werribee, and backed up with 26 points on Sunday against Craigieburn.

The Jets won both games easily and are undefeated. Duever, who describes herself as an aggressive player, says she’s using her time in Australia to continue doing what she loves most. “I want to try and give 100 per cent, and see where it leads me. “If it leads to me staying here, to the WNBL or even the WNBA, we’ll see. “Its about going as hard as I can and working at becoming better every day,” Duever said. The men’s side split their matches, with a win over Chelsea and a loss to La Trobe City. Ish Sanders was the standout for the Jets, scoring 39 points on Saturday, backed up by 48 on Sunday. Tara Murray

Courtney Duever of Sunbury Jets. (Tara Murray)

Last quarter fadeout costs Lions a win

Sunbury Lions’ Krystie Dudley tries to break out of the pack. (Luke Hemer)

Match ends as cats fight By Tara Murray A women’s football match between Sunbury Lions and South Morang was abandoned on Sunday after fights broke out across the ground. As umpires struggled to keep control and tempers reached breaking point, South Morang coach Maurice Baldasso made the decision to end the division 2 Victorian Women’s Football League match at Lakes Reserve in the third quarter. Sunbury was leading South Morang, also nicknamed the Lions, 5.4 (34)-0.1 (1) at the time and the result is likely to stand. South Morang president and women’s assistant coach Jim Chetcuti said he would speak to league officials this week about the umpiring and about the way Sunbury played. “Our coach called it off because of the loss of control by the umpires and the physicality and the unfair way [Sunbury] played,” he said. “We’ve got nine girls with serious injuries

. . . concussions, broken collar bones and a potential back fracture, all from rough play. “At the end of the day we did our best and tried to play football but it got out of control and our coach said enough was enough. “We’re not in it for the fights and the rough stuff and we’ll certainly let [the league] know what took place.” The two Lions sides were playing each other for the first time after promotion from their respective divisions last year. Sunbury controlled the game from the start but scored only one goal in the first quarter. Play was halted in the second quarter after an ambulance was called to treat South Morang’s Jacinta Campbell for severe concussion caused by a tackle. Sunbury Lions came out the better after the break and started to hit the scoreboard before the match was abandoned. Sunbury coach Kerry Saunders said she would not have called the match off.

“We played in a lower grade than [South Morang] last year, so I thought they’d understand what was coming,” she said. “We promote, fair, hard, fast football and if my girls did something wrong I’d be the first to drag them off. I thought all our tackles were clean and good and so did the umpires. “I suggested to the umpire to send one off, I didn’t care who it was or from which side. “All you have to do is send one off for swearing or a bad tackle or punch on and it’s the best way to cut it out.” Saunders said she was happy with how the new girls had settled into the side. “I said it would be horrible in the first 10 minutes and by quarter-time, I said ‘see it was horrible’,” she said. “To have them in our team and carry them for the first 10 minutes and to be still in front was good. By the last 20 minutes we were starting to run and have space and it didn’t matter if it was a new girl or not.”

Sunbury Lions were left to rue missed opportunities as they suffered a first-round loss to Bacchus Marsh in the Ballarat Football League. The Lions led at three-quarter time but were smashed in the midfield in the last quarter, allowing the Cobras to set up several attacking forays. They didn’t waste those opportunities scoring five goals to one in the last quarter to win 13.12 (90)-10.11 (71). Lions’ coach Rick Horwood was disappointed with the result but said there was many positives to take out of the game. “We were in the contest for 90 to 95 per cent of the game,” Horwood said. “In a nutshell, we didn’t take the most of our opportunities and were punished for our mistakes. “Our decision-making let us down. It’s round one so I’m not overly concerned. It’s real basic stuff that we can fix.” The Lions missed a shot on the siren in the third quarter that would’ve put them up by 10 points and then struggled to get the ball forward in the last quarter. “They kicked five goals to one in the final quarter,” Horwood said. “They had 17 inside-50s and we had just four – that’s not going to win you football. “We got beaten in the midfield. They took away our space. They also kicked better at goal.” Horwood said several players had performed well but the spread across the board wasn’t there and that had cost them dearly. “Jesse and Ben McInneny were both good in their first games,” he said. “Nathan Wood and Jesse Flannery did good shut-down jobs, while Alik Magin is all class.” Jesse McInneny kicked three goals for the Lions, with Magin chipping in with two. The Lions’ A-grade netballers started their season with a good win against the Cobras. The Lions won 46-42, with Rachael Dovaston best on court. Beck Anstey, in the unusual position for her of goal shooter, hit 29 goals for the Lions. This week, the Lions face Melton at home under lights with the Bloods coming off wins in both the netball and football. Tara Murray 33 SUNBURY & MACEDON RANGES STAR WEEKLY \ APRIL 19, 2016

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