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Wyndham drivers can expect to slash 10 minutes off their trips to and from the city once Melbourne’s second river crossing is built. That’s the word from the state government, which at the weekend announced a consortium, headed by John Holland and CPB Contractors, as the winning bidders for the $5.5 billion West Gate Tunnel project. Construction is tipped to start early next year, and will include two three-lane tunnels spanning four kilometres under Yarraville, which will connect the West Gate Freeway to the Maribyrnong River, the Port of Melbourne, CityLink and the Melbourne CBD, The southern outbound tunnel exit and entry points will be located near the Bradmills site in Altona North, while the northern exit and entry points will be sited next to undeveloped industrial land between Whitehall Street and the Maribyrnong River. The project will also add two lanes in each direction along the West Gate Freeway, between the M80 Ring Road and Williamstown Road, and a new bridge over the Maribyrnong River, joining an elevated freeway over Footscray Road. Meanwhile, people of the inner west will benefit from ramps between West Gate Freeway and Hyde Street that will divert trucks off residential Maribyrnong roads. State roads minister Luke Donnellan said the updated design included “better community connections, less community impacts, more walking and cycling paths and around four MCGs of new open space”. “The West Gate Tunnel project will slash 20 minutes travel time from a return trip to the city from the western suburbs,” Mr Donnellan said. “For motorists in Wyndham, less congestion and more reliable travel times will mean less time spent in stop-start traffic and more time where they want to be.” Wyndham council city economy, innovation and liveability director Kate Roffey welcomed the announcement. “Any transport infrastructure in the west that increases the alternatives for transport-deprived residents and businesses is welcome,” Ms Roffey said. “The Western Distributor is critical in providing an alternative route should the West Gate bridge need to be closed. “The specific engineering details around the tunnel are unknown at this time, so council cannot comment directly on the technical details, however we have been working with
Above: The proposed new bridge over the Maribyrnong River. Left: The proposed freeway running above Footscray Road. Below: Northern portal of the planned West Gate Tunnel. (Pictures: Supplied)
VicRoads and Transurban to make any improvements on the design that we believe will help ease congestion for our residents. “In particular, we are working to ensure there is adequate capacity between the Princes Freeway and the West Gate Bridge. “We are also continuing to advocate strongly to bring the completion of the Outer Metropolitan Ring Road forward in the state government’s infrastructure timing. “It will be critical for easing congestion in the future,” Ms Roffey said.
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Private school to plug the gap By Charlene Macaulay and Adem Saban in the west. He said, if approved, the proposed A south-eastern suburbs private school has plans to expand into Wyndham. Heatherton Christian College has lodged plans with Wyndham council proposing a sister campus – provisionally called Wyndham Christian College – on a 12-hectare site on Ballan Road in Wyndham Vale. Wyndham Vale Christian Centre and Wyndham SES are located there. The college is based at Clarinda, near Clayton in Melbourne’s south-east, and principal Peter Cliffe said the school is keen to have a presence
prep to year 12 school would open its doors for term one in 2019. He said a billboard on the Ballan Road site is calling for expressions of interest in enrolments, and has already attracted hundreds of inquiries. “We really sense that there’s a need for schools in that area,” Mr Cliffe said. “It’s a fast-growing area of Melbourne.” Mr Cliffe said the multi-million dollar development would be built in stages, probably starting with prep to grade four pupils, and growing by a year level at a time. The school is likely to have a student population of about 1500.
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Youth jail plan open for input Wyndham residents will soon get a chance to say what they think about the state government’s planned $288 million high-security youth jail. The state government has announced two community information sessions – one this Friday from 4-7pm, the other on Saturday from 9am-noon – both at Jamieson Way Community Centre at Point Cook. Residents can find out more about the new youth justice centre, the business case process and the criteria that led to the Wyndham site being chosen. The government has also called for expressions of interest from Wyndham locals who want to participate in the project’s community advisory group. A Justice and Regulation department spokesperson said the group – which is expected to include people from Wyndham council, residents, traders, and government agency representatives – would be selected based on their contribution to the community and a demonstrated understanding on the local issues relating to the project. The spokesperson said the terms of reference and final structure for the group was still being developed. “The CAG will provide input on issues of community interest and provide a forum for information sharing. “[It] will help to ensure the local community, including special interest groups and business groups, are receiving timely and accurate information, and have the opportunity to participate.” Applications close April 21. Details engage.vic.gov.au/youthjusticecentre Charlene Macaulay
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Ryan McNaught may have the best job in the world. The western suburbs local plies his trade around the world as a professional Lego builder – a master builder, no less. In fact he’s known as The Brickman, one of just 14 certified Lego professionals worldwide and the only one in the southern hemisphere. “I’m very lucky,” he said. “It’s more fun than you would believe – I mean a bad day for us is not really a bad day.” His journey to master builder status with Lego began just nine years ago when the former IT worker combined his love of robotics with the famous building blocks. After building a Lego plane and filling it with Mindstorms (a branch of Lego that includes robotics), his life began to change. “I was working on some stuff technology-wise in schools, and I built this Lego plane filled with Mindstorms, so things like the wheels and wing flaps would move,” he said. “I hooked it up to an iPad, so kids could be the pilot, and some guys from Lego saw it and thought it was pretty cool, and we started working on things from there. “Eventually I had to choose whether to fully commit. I went full-time in 2010 and now I have six staff with me, so we keep pretty busy.” His latest exhibition has been 12 months in the making and features more than two million Lego bricks. It showcases some of his most fantastical creations, such as a three-metre tall statue of David, the Mona Lisa, and the Empire State Building complete with King Kong. There are another two million Lego bricks for visitors to build with when they visit the exhibition. Mr McNaught’s Wonders of the World exhibition is on at Melbourne Museum, and runs until May 7.
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A Grattan Institute analysis found more than 1000 new classrooms are needed across Wyndham for the projected 66 per cent growth in student numbers over the next decade. The analysis found there will be 13,896 more primary school students and 12,845 more secondary students in Wyndham in that time. Meanwhile, Good Education Group data shows a shortfall of school places available to cater for the projected number of Wyndham pupils graduating to secondary schools, particularly in Tarneit and Hoppers Crossing. Tarneit P-9 College and Tarneit Secondary College both received more than $10 million in
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A Wyndham councillor has vowed to fight a Labor Party decision to freeze his membership rights until August, labelling the move “a deliberate factional stitch-up�. Cr Josh Gilligan, who has been a party member for seven years, will not be able to vote in party matters or seek pre-selection for any state or federal seats following a complaint lodged against him earlier this year. The complaint to the party alleged that in last year’s council elections, Cr Gilligan distributed election materials that failed to direct preferences to candidates who were also Labor Party members.
Cr Gilligan distributed a how-to-vote card that recommended voters also vote for other Labor candidates – former councillor Marie Brittan, current mayor Henry Barlow and Robert Szatkowski. But other materials only recommended they cast their second preferences in favour of Brittan, with no mention of Barlow or Szatkowski. This is a breach of party policy. Cr Gilligan said the complaint was designed to prevent him from seeking party pre-selection for the state seat of Tarneit. The seat is held by former speaker Telmo Languiller, but many believe Mr Languiller will not stand again due to health and family issues.
“Whilst I don’t normally comment publicly on internal party matters, I will say that I will rigorously appeal this grossly unjust decision,� Cr Gilligan said. “I am yet to be provided with any reasons whatsoever for this outrageous decision despite requesting further clarification.� He said he had no intention of running for Tarneit and was focused on his role as a councillor. Mr Szatkowski, the complainant, said he was confident Cr Gilligan had breached party rules. “The Labor Party operates in a certain way, but the way Gilligan is operating will hurt us long-term,� he said. “Our party’s strength is solidarity, but Gilligan has been divisive.�
Teens go a cut above These cousins will be sporting a new ‘do’ next month, and it’s all in the name of charity. Natalie Pyke, 17, and Olivia Iavasile, 15, will each cut 35 centimetres off their long tresses and donate the hair to children’s charity Variety, who will use it to make wigs for those undergoing cancer treatment. The pair also want to raise $5000 for the charity. The MacKillop College students say the passing of their grandfather John Casaccio, who suffered with lung cancer, spurred them on to help others. “Our nonno died from cancer, and we want to try and help people who are also suffering,� Olivia said. Natalie added: “By us donating our hair, children who no longer have hair [because of
cancer treatment] get the opportunity to have a wig provided by us.� The girls will be cutting their hair at the Italian Sports Club’s Chevron Market on April 30. To donate, go to https://alopecia. everydayhero.com/au/natalie-7 Charlene Macaulay
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Land supply key to price boom By Charlene Macaulay Wyndham land prices have hit a record high. The median land price in Wyndham has reached $274,000, up 20 per cent over the past 12 months, rating it the third most expensive growth area behind Casey and Cardinia. Intrapac chief operating officer Maxwell Shifman, who is behind the new Ellarook estate in Truganina and the Alwood estate in Werribee, said owner-occupiers and investors
were flocking to the area because of recent growth and investment. “Around one-third of Melbourne’s retail land supply is located in Wyndham,” Mr Shifman said. “It is the largest growth area in Victoria, the closest to town, continues to attract significant population growth and investment … it also benefits from some significant infrastructure upgrades, such as the Western Distributor and Regional Rail Link.” Mr Shifman’s comments come a month after
16 families camped out overnight to get their hands on one of the 30 housing lots available at Ellarook estate, with some queueing up as early as 4pm the day before the land release. And many more housing lots will soon become available after Wyndham council and the state government signed a “memorandum of understanding” on projects that will allow the Dennis Family Corporation, Lend Lease, Satterley and Stockland to pay fees in exchange for faster turnarounds on subdivision and engineering works permits.
Other residential developers are expected to join the trial in coming weeks, with 4000 lots due to be fast-tracked. It is expected the trial will rake in an extra $1.2 million to Wyndham council coffers, which will be used to hire temporary staff to process applications within 60 days. Wyndham council city operations director Stephen Thorpe said the MoU would help the council streamline its permit approvals and unlock land in key areas, notably in Truganina, Tarneit, Werribee and Wyndham Vale.
Anzac tradition retained Kayde Pugliese-Camillo knows the trauma that war-time brings. The nine-year-old, who turns 10 this Anzac Day, has a long history of relatives who have served our country. And he’s proud to start his birthday by attending the annual Werribee RSL dawn service where, on the cenotaph at Station Place, the name of his great-great-uncle John Chamberlain is etched. “I like getting up early in the morning and doing the dawn service, and I like Anzac cookies, and talking about Anzac Day to everyone,” Kayde said. John was born in Shepparton and moved to Werribee with his family at a young age. He enlisted in the Australian Army in his early 20s, fought in World War I and is believed to have been killed in Gallipoli. Another one of Kayde’s great-great-uncles, Frederick Dyer, also served in World War I. He was killed on the Burma Railway.
Then there was great-uncle Raymond, who served in the Navy during WWII, and great-grandfather Leslie Chamberlain, who was a cook in the Navy during WWII. Kayde’s grandmother Maree Camillo said although both men came back from war, they were left scarred by what they had seen. “They never spoke about it in those days,” Ms Camillo said. “My dad used to have nightmares nearly every night. The only time he spoke was when he was getting older.” Werribee RSL will hold an Anzac Day march on April 23, starting from the Wyndham Cultural Centre and finishing with a wreath-laying ceremony at the Werribee cenotaph. A dawn service will be held at the cenotaph on Anzac Day. Charlene Macaulay Kayde Pugliese-Camillo has a familly history of men who have fought in war. (Damjan Janevski)
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Sometimes the actual explanation is as simple as ‘I just don’t like it’. End of story. I have never been to the opera or bought an opera record, yet I can appreciate the voices and musical talents. Same goes for most punk rock. My point: I didn’t say I don’t like female football or female football callers and that I can’t stand opera or punk music, but unfortunately that is what some people see or hear and they react accordingly. Some appear so hell bent on being outraged that they stop listening and start attacking. Generalisations do no one any favours (is that a generalisation?). Whether it is blondes have more fun, left-footers are better kickers or Volvo drivers are all old, you are asking for trouble with broad sweeping statements and you probably deserve what you get. Before you make your next, similar proclamation, think how much it irks you when someone portrays everyone from the west as moccasin-wearing bogans. ■
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Police are on the hunt for a thief who had an oily start to the new year. Investigators have been told a man placed 18 four-litre cans of olive oil into a trolley while at a Geelong Road supermarket in Hoppers Crossing about 6.15pm on January 1. The man slipped out of the store with his trolley, making no attempt to pay.
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Construction of a $5.7 million sports hub in Williams Landing that will include two ovals, six tennis courts and cricket nets will start soon. Fencing has been installed around the site of the future Williams Landing Boulevard Reserve, with landscaping and construction of the fields about to start. To register your interest in being involved in, or establishing a local sports club at the site, email simon. crawford@wyndham.vic.gov.au
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Drug deaths may be ‘a lot’ higher By Adem Saban Over the past seven years, the Coroner’s Court has reported 68 deaths from drug overdoses in Wyndham. But drug experts believe this figure may be a lot higher. Victorian Alcohol and Drug Association [VAADA] chief executive Sam Biondo said a common factor in data collected for outer suburban areas such as Wyndham is the transience of the drug-using community. “They seek substances where they can get them, so the recorded place of death isn’t
necessarily where they’re from,” Mr Biondo said. Victor Bilous, catchment manager for Odyssey House Victoria’s Melbourne south west and north west region said this was definitely the case. “Because people from Wyndham will be sourcing their drugs or going into drug hotspots like Footscray, Frankston and the city, once they overdose, they are picked up by a local hospital,” he said. “They’re also out partying … not necessarily in Wyndham.”
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Mr Biondo said more needs to be done to prevent drug overdoses, but acknowledged that harm reduction strategies such as supervised injecting and pill testing were difficult topics for governments. “It’s difficult for governments to sell, and for people to accept,” Mr Biondo said. “But what
we see happening is an increasing number of deaths by drugs, and that’s why [VAADA is] calling for a much larger drug policy.” Mr Bilous agreed, but also pointed out that treatment plans are also effective in reducing the likelihood of drug overdoses. “No person who has ever been involved in our treatment plans has ever died from an overdose,” he said. Mr Bilous said the most commonly used drug in Wyndham was alcohol, but overdoses were typically a result of a “cocktail”, such as “ice” mixed with prescription drugs.
Car buffs show and tell John Marks’ 1953 F100 Ford Ute is his pride and joy. He purchased it back in 2006, but didn’t have the space or time to work on it. Over the next 10 years, Mr Marks slowly worked on its restoration. Then, four years ago when he retired, he had the time, room and cash to finish the pet project. “The result is pretty good,” he said. “The only problem is it just comes out on drive and cruise days … but I can manage.” Mr Marks joined the Werribee and District Collectable Vehicle Club and is now the secretary. He and his fellow members are keen to try something new now the club is 25 years old. “Traditionally, we go on a driving tour a couple of times a month, get to our destination and enjoy a meal or coffee,” he said. “But we want to try something else that the Hobsons
Bay Men’s Shed Car Club do and have monthly meets where people bring their cars along and have a barbecue … just something for all the guys and girls who love cars to get together.” The first meeting is scheduled for Sunday, April 30, from 9am until noon at the Cherry Street car park in Werribee. Mr Marks said all car lovers are invited. Adem Saban
Car club stalwarts John Marks with his 1953 Ford F 100, Jeff Gauchi and his 1983 Yamaha XJ 900 and Wayne Hopkins with a 1957 Chevy. (Damjan Janevski)
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No-show voters stung with fines By Adem Saban The failure of more than 15,000 Wyndham residents to vote at last year’s council elections has resulted in almost $1.2 million in fines being issued. The Victorian Electoral Commission (VEC) last week mailed out 15,351 infringements to Wyndham residents of voting age who had not returned their ballot papers by the due date. A “please explain” notice had been sent out last month, giving potential voters the chance to
offer explanations for why they had not voted. Those who did not respond to the notice or who did not have a valid excuse were fined $78. A VEC spokesman said there are a number of options for responding to the infringement notices. “You can pay the attached fine, request an internal review – if you believe it was wrongly issued or if you have exceptional circumstances – or have the matter heard in court,” he said. “It is important to take action in relation to the infringement notice,” he warned.
Fashion goes full circle It’s official – Fashion Awards Australia is returning to Wyndham. Awards director Heather Marcus has confirmed that the annual event – which involves budding designers from around the nation and design students from TAFEs, secondary colleges and tertiary campuses displaying their works in a range of categories – would be held at Encore Events Centre in Hoppers Crossing on October 13 this year. The awards started in Wyndham, but the event has been held at Lakeside Banquet and Convention Centre in Taylors Lakes in recent years due to operating costs. Fashion Awards Australia will celebrate its 20th anniversary this year. Ms Marcus said she was “absolutely delighted” to hold this year’s event in the area it originated. “It will be our most glamourous evening yet,” she said.
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Last year, Ballarat Grammar and St Albans Secondary College design students put their best foot forward to contend for the annual John Claringbold Memorial School Cup, with Ballarat Grammar winning by a point. Ms Marcus said entry forms would be available online in the next month, with tickets for the event to go on sale from August 1. Details: www.fashionawardsaustralia.org. au. Charlene Macaulay
Entries in last year’s fashion awards impressed judges. (Joe Mastroianni)
“Or the matter will become more serious.” The number of fines issued to Wyndham ratepayers was the second highest in the western suburbs. The VEC sent out 15,423 fines in Brimbank, while 11,308 voters in Melton and 5903 voters in Hobsons Bay were found not to have cast their votes. The Wyndham council election was particularly hard-fought, and every vote counted, with just eight votes separating two candidates in Harrison ward.
In February, Star Weekly heard from more than 50 Wyndham residents claiming they had received notices from the VEC seeking explanations as to why they failed to vote, despite voters claiming they’d sent their ballot papers off well before the deadline. At the time, spokesmen for the VEC and Australia Post both denied any wrongdoing had led to ballot papers not being counted. Residents wanting to request a review of their fines can do so online at: www.vec.vic.gov. au/Voting/Fines/InternalReviews
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Paws for paperwork Don’t forget to register your pet. Pet owners across Wyndham have only five days left to register or re-register their furry friends and to update their contact details if they have moved. According to the Domestic Animals Act 1994, every dog and cat of three months and older must be registered with council by April 10 each year. Pet owners are charged an annual registration fee of $150 for dogs under 10 who are not desexed or $48.50 for desexed dogs.
Cat owners are charged $108 if their cats are not desexed and $36 if desexed. Joseph Savona has already got in early to re-register his beloved Pepper. Wyndham council environment and sustainability portfolio holder Heather Marcus said registering pets helped council return cats or dogs home safely should they ever go missing. If you have yet to receive your pet registration renewal notice, phone 9742 0777. Charlene Macaulay
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Wyndham’s art scene on the rise For Point Cook artist Anindita Banerjee, her work is more than just paint strokes on a canvas or sculptures made of stone. It is an exploration of her cultural heritage and the ethnic rituals of her birthplace. Originally from India, Anindita, or Dita as she is known to her friends, moved to Australia in 2010 after living in America for five years. Back then she was a professional in the IT industry and had worked with some major corporations. But she never really felt that she was achieving what she wanted to. “While I’ve only recently become an artist, I’ve always been the creative one in the group. I was never really cut out to be a nine-to-five person,” Dita said. “It has never really made me happy and while I have always been quite creative, I never knew how to express that creativity. “It was only when I started experimenting with art that I realised ‘yes, this is what I want to do’.” Dita eventually approached Wyndham City’s Arts and Culture Team for advice on how she could make a living out of her art. After a consultation session with the curator of the Wyndham Art Gallery, in which she was faced with some hard truths, she decided to go back to university to get some qualifications in the new field she had chosen. Since then Dita’s career has gone from strength to strength. She has held multiple solo exhibitions, starting with her first exhibition at the Wyndham Vale Community Learning Centre Art Space in 2016, is a finalist in the prestigious 2017 Wyndham Art Prize, and is currently studying a PhD in Creative Arts at Deakin University. She also has her own business as an art teacher, where she passes on her skills to others.
“I can’t tell you how grateful I am for the work Council has done in supporting me as an artist. I would definitely not be where I am today without the constructive criticism, help, support and advice the Council has given me,” she said. “This has been my journey, but it definitely wouldn’t have happened without the support of Council – especially not in just a few years.” Wyndham City offers a range of support services for local artists across a range of art forms, including providing spaces for them to exhibit their work, hosting programs to help them improve their skills and develop arts businesses, and providing opportunities for them to perform original material to local audiences. Wyndham City’s Arts, Culture and Heritage Portfolio Holder, Cr Tony Hooper, said it was important for Councils to support a vibrant and inclusive arts culture. “Not only does developing a strong art community have economic benefits, it also helps to change perceptions of our community,” Cr Hooper said. “Artists give a community its character and by supporting that we can also break down barriers between people and help to shine a light on issues affecting us all.” For more information on the services available to local artists, visit www.wyndham. vic.gov.au or call 9742 0777.
Anindita Banerjee with one of her floor pieces. (Steven Tucker)
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When giving is receiving By Charlene Macaulay Helping people is second nature to Margaret Farley. So when the Hoppers Crossing resident had to quit her job as a nurse after sustaining a back injury six years ago, she found another way to help those in need. Ms Farley spends at least three days a week as a driver for Wyndham council’s 121 Transport program, which helps elderly and disabled Wyndham residents get to and from medical check-ups, shopping trips and social activities. “It’s fantastic being able to help somebody else who’s in more need of help than you are,” she said. “It gets you out of the house when you could stay at home and feel sorry for yourself. You get more out of it than what you put into it.” Wyndham councillor Mia Shaw said Ms Farley was one of more than 12,000 Wyndham residents who volunteered for community projects and causes. “I’ve managed volunteer programs in the past and it made me realise how lucky I am and how a relatively small effort on my behalf could make a big difference to someone else’s life,” Cr Shaw said. More volunteers are needed to join the 121 Transport program. Details: www.wyndham.vic.gov.au/ volunteering
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Melbourne’s western suburbs are in the middle of a youth unemployment crisis, but the state government says it’ll soon be over. Data from the Australian Bureau of Statistics has the state’s youth unemployment rate sitting at 13.9 per cent, while statistics released by the commonwealth’s Department of Employment has Melbourne’s west sitting at 18 per cent. The average unemployment rate for the state for the whole workforce is 6.1 per cent, while Wyndham’s is 6.9 per cent. A state government spokesperson said the economy is growing quickly, with 118,500 jobs created last year, but acknowledged the benefits are not being shared evenly and youth unemployment in some areas was still too high. A new technical school, which is expected to open mid next year, should provide skills that will lead to employment, the spokesperson said. “[It will allow] students to get hands-on technical training while they continue their studies. “Investments like the $100 million new cold storage facility and headquarters that NewCold is developing in Truganina and the $80 million storage and distribution centre recently opened by Dutch logistics giant CEVA [will also create more employment].” Werribee MP Tim Pallas pointed to a partnership between three western suburbs employment providers as another way to combat youth unemployment. The program, named west@work, is the work of Westgate Community Initiatives Group, Djerriwarrh Community and Education Services and Wyndham Community and Education Centre. Of the 130 participants in the program, 42 have already found work. It aims to get 200 people into jobs.
A fast and furious basketball tournament will be the highlight of a week-long celebration of being young in Wyndham. Wyndham council is hosting a series of bands, artists and DJs, with free food and market stalls, as part of Youth Week festivities. Activities include Wyndham Basketball Championship today (Wednesday) from 10am at Eagle Stadium. Teams of five will battle it out in quick 10-minute games, with the clock not stopping for any interruption to play, other than injury. Learning city portfolio holder Josh Gilligan called for youngsters aged between 12 and 25 to get involved. “These quick and exciting games are sure to draw a crowd, and I can’t wait to see how many people take part on the day,” Cr Gilligan said. BROTHERS SEBASTIAN, 10, AND JACKSON, 11
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The Wyndham Community Volunteer Awards & Citizen of the Year gives everyone a chance to nominate someone who does an outstanding job in the community, someone who gives up his or her time and effort, without financial incentive, to support others. Awards will be presented in the areas of Community Engagement, Community Health & Wellbeing, Culture, Arts and Tourism, Environment & Sustainability, Sports & Recreation, Young Volunteer and Community Group.
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By Charlene Macaulay A Werribee aged care home is taking a unique approach to help residents with early to middle stage dementia stay involved in life. Baptcare’s Wyndham Community Lodge has just opened its redeveloped Bill Featherstone House memory support unit, which has been specifically designed for people who can no longer live independently, but who still retain sufficient memory to function, with a helping hand.
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Unit leader Tracia McGaw said traditional “clinical” elements of an aged care facility had been hidden from view, with the 30-bed unit made as homely as possible to ensure residents feel comfortable. In particular, staff working in the unit don’t wear uniforms, and residents are encouraged to take part in everyday activities, such as meal preparation and tidying rooms, to give them a sense of ownership and independence. Baptcare divisional operations manager Lindon Le Griffon said generic residential care is not always the most appropriate setting for residents with dementia. “People who move into residential aged care are often happy to hand over cooking, cleaning, and other household activities to the provider because of age or frailty,” Ms Ke Griffon said. “But, for some people with Alzheimer’s, the inability to be involved in all the activities of
Resident Joyce Hoyle. (Damjan Janevski)
daily living can be demoralising and often not understood by the person.” Research conducted by Alzheimer’s Australia has forecast that Wyndham residents will have the second highest prevalence of dementia in Victoria by 2050, owing to the rapid population growth of the municipality, and
the corresponding rise in numbers of senior residents. Joyce Hoyle, 87, moved in three weeks ago, and said she had settled in very quickly. “I’ve grown roots on my feet,” she laughed. “It’s the people that count, and a nice cozy chair to sit in occasionally … and a nice bed.”
Six teenagers have been arrested and charged following a crime spree in the western and northern suburbs last week. Police will allege the teens were behind attempted aggravated burglaries at properties in St Albans, Caroline Springs, Greensborough and Truganina between 1.20am and 4am on Friday. Altona North Divisional Response Unit members charged a 19-year-old Taylors Hill man and an 18-year-old Kings Park man with attempted aggravated burglary, attempted burglary, attempted theft and commit indictable offences whilst on bail. Three 16-year-old boys from Fitzroy, St Albans and the Sunshine area, and a 17-year-old western suburbs boy, were also remanded to appear at a Children’s Court at a later date. In a separate incident, a 24-year-old Hoppers Crossing man has been charged following a series of crashes in Southbank. The man has been charged with 11 offences, including three counts of failing to stop after an accident, evading police, careless driving, reckless conduct endangering serious injury, driving an unregistered vehicle, driving while unlicensed, conducting an indictable offence while on bail and retention of stolen goods. The man was taken to hospital for observation and subsequently released into custody. No one else was injured in the collisions.
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Blues club puts down new roots By Goya Dmytryshchak The best-known blues club in Melbourne’s west has found a new home in Newport. The Way Out West (WOW) Roots Music Club, formerly at the now-closed Williamstown RSL Club, will be based at the Newport Bowls Club. WOW president Rob Rowe, who is also the Williamstown RSL sub-branch president, said the music club had quickly developed a reputation after forming more than 15 years ago.
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It has hosted some of the best Australian and international artists, including Grammy award-winning Blues Hall of Fame musicians such as Charlie Musselwhite and John Hammond. Joe Louis Walker, who played at George Bush snr’s inauguration, has been a guest. Meanwhile, the Newport Bowls Club has long been a favourite for musos. Just a couple of weeks ago, Jamaican rocksteady legends Keith Rowe and Texas Dixon – music royalty – chose to have a few beers there after playing across the road at The Substation. Mr Rowe said he was pleased and excited to set up shop in the heart of Newport. “It’s really great to find a home where people really appreciate what you do, and the people at that venue – the president all through to the committee and staff – have been really appreciative of what we do,” he said.
Rob Rowe and Scott Petrie on the Newport Bowls Club green where the Way Out West Club will relocate to. (Steven Tucker)
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Busy parents might be looking for kids activities during the school holidays. If older than 12, your kids might enjoy our Youth Week Fest concert and activities on Friday 7 April from midday in Hoppers Crossing. We’ve got heaps of other holiday activities for 12-15 year olds in Hoppers Crossing, Point Cook, Tarneit or Wyndham Vale. Go to www.wyndham.vic.gov.au/services/ youth-services for more information. Structured activities for younger kids include Iramoo Community Centre’s school holiday program which will cost $15 per session for kids between 5-12, just ring 8742 3688 for bookings. The Wyndham Park Community Centre School Holiday Program will feature a Nature Walk on Tuesday 4 April and a Print on Paper and Fabric session on Thursday 6 April. Both activities cost $15 each and are suitable for Years 4-6, just ring 8742 3975 for bookings. PyreWorks Studio will also be holding an Art Program for primary school children on Tuesday 4 April at the older Shire Office in Watton Street at a cost of $25 per child or $45 for two and booking can be made by calling 0478 626 147. If you’d like to know more about what’s happening locally, go to www/wyndham.vic.gov.au/experiencewyndham or call us on 9742 0777. Regards, Henry Barlow
One track, one purpose, 25 hours. About 1500 people, among them cancer survivors and carers, flocked to Wyndham Vale Recreation Reserve at the weekend to take part in the annual Relay for Life, raising more than $215,321 in the process. Usually a 24-hour event, walkers had the added challenge of walking an extra hour when daylight savings ended at 3am on Sunday and the clock was turned back an hour. Many of the 101 teams to take part dedicated their relay to family members or friends who had battled and lost, or survived, cancer. About 13 staff from Star Weekly’s Werribee, Keilor Park and Melton editorial and advertising departments, plus family and friends, took part in the relay, which started at noon on Saturday and finished at noon Sunday. The Star Weekly team raised more than $5150, with a recent Bunnings barbecue at Hoppers Crossing bringing in more than $2800. But it was the Mums on the Run team that took out the honour of being the biggest fundraisers, donating $31,186 to the Cancer Council. Wyndham Relay for Life chairperson Brendon Andrew said seeing the community come together was “unbelievable”. “We all come to relay for different reasons but at the end of the relay we all look back at the past 25 hours and have the knowledge that with the money we have raised we are a step closer to ridding the world of cancer,” Mr Andrew said.
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Scenes from this years Wyndham Relay for Life. (Pictures: Charlene Macaulay and Adem Saban)
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Grape expectations grow Beyond the market gardens and just before the famous Werribee mansion, Shadowfax winery makes tonnes of grapes into wine each year. Adem Saban learns how it all comes about. Matt ‘Largey’ Large was always interested in wine; the 26-year-old spent many years working in hospitality, always drawn to venues with impressive wine lists. He then lived in Spain where he managed a wine bar. But making wine seemed like an unattainable goal. Then, two-and-a-half years ago, when he was back in Australia, he knocked on the door of Shadowfax asking for a job. It was around the time the Werribee South-based winery had just acquired another vineyard – they took him in with open arms. Today he works as a cellar hand alongside Shadowfax winemaker Matt Harrop, viticulturist Alister Timms and fellow cellar hand Simon Langton. “The job varies so much … it’s a job of extremities, that’s why I love it,” he explains. “One day you’re planting in trenches, up to your neck in mud … then that night, you’re pouring wine and enjoying a fine meal … then the next day, you’re in a cellar making wine – I’ve never had a job with so many different things happening within 24 hours.” Largey works across all Shadowfax vineyards – the one at Werribee South is where the shiraz, grenache, carignan and mondeusse varieties are grown. Three vineyards in the Macedon Ranges produce premium chardonnay, pinot noir, and pinot gris grapes. Another in Geelong also produces chardonnay and pinot noir. “In Werribee, we’re close to the ocean, so that ocean maritime climate is handy for the Mediterranean and French styles,” he says.
“Macedon is 700 metres above sea level, so completely different. We’re lucky to be able to look after vineyards in dramatically different climates.” Largey says the climate for growing the grapes is crucial to the wine that’s made.
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Opposite page: The team – Matt Large, Simon Langton, Matt Harrop and Alister Timms – the vineyard, and freshly picked grapes. Left: ‘Largey’ turns the juices on their skins in the open fermentation tank (top); and checks the temperature, sugar levels, and taste of young white wine from the barrel. (Pictures: Adem Saban)
of effort goes into making sure the grapes are picked at the perfect time. “We squeeze the grapes by hand to see if they’re ready … if we pick them too early, it makes an acidic, thin wine. When they’re picked too late, they’re really alcoholic.
“If there’s no flavour – why pick it at all?” Once picked, the grapes go through the press. Largey describes this as the “workhorse”. “We throw whole bunches in, and on the inside, a large bag inflates when filled with compressed air – and the juice comes out.” The skin is left on for red wines to give them colour. Shadowfax churns through 200 tonnes – or 200,000 kilograms – of grapes a year. Wines are then fermented in either a tank, an open fermenter, or in barrels in the cellar. “There are two things we keep an eye on while it’s fermenting, the sugar level and the temperature,” Largey says. “The sugar turns into alcohol, and it needs to be kept cool.” The underground cellar sits around 15 degrees Celsius all year. The time the juice spends fermenting depends on the grape variety. Some are ready in six months, while a premium shiraz can take up to 15 months. While some winemakers rely on lab tests and science to tell when something is ready, Largey says the team at Shadowfax are a bit more old-school. “We do look at this stuff too, of course, but we let our senses guide us, not numbers. “We smell it, taste it, and look at it … that’s when you know a good wine is ready.” Shadowfax wines are sold across the world. The winery is located at K Road in Werribee South.
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Information Sessions on Youth Justice Centre The Victorian Government has announced plans for a new youth justice centre in Wyndham at a site located west of Werribee in the vicinity of Cherry Creek. This $288 million facility is an important investment in improving the infrastructure requirements of the youth justice system in Victoria to ensure the safety of the wider community, youth justice staff and young people in contact with the justice system.
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Star Weekly photographer Damjan Janevski visited Werribee Mercy Hospital to welcome some special newborns.
Community members are invited to attend an information session about this project, where further details will be provided about the new youth justice centre, the business case process and the criteria that led to the Wyndham site being chosen. Attendees will be able to visit a range of information booths and speak to representatives, ask questions and seek information about the project. Bookings or registrations are not required. Further details about the project are available at engage.vic.gov.au/youthjusticecentre or via the dedicated information line on 1800 630 738 from 9am to 5pm, Monday to Friday. Information Sessions: Friday 7 April, 4pm - 7pm Jamieson Way Community Centre 59 Jamieson Way Point Cook 3030
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Expressions of Interest Youth Justice Centre: Community Advisory Group The Department of Justice and Regulation is seeking Expressions of Interest from members of the Wyndham community to be part of a Community Advisory Group (CAG) for a new youth justice centre to be built west of Werribee, in the vicinity of Cherry Creek. The CAG will provide input on issues of community interest and provide a forum for information sharing. Interested community participants will: • Be recognised as a contributor to the local community. • Be prepared to actively participate in all aspects of the CAG. • Demonstrate an understanding of local issues that relate to the project. • Have a connection with Wyndham, either as a resident or a business owner. The CAG will include local Council representatives and nominees from government agencies including the head of operations for youth justice. The new $288 million youth justice centre is an important investment in new infrastructure and is one of several measures being implemented to overhaul the youth justice system in Victoria to ensure the safety, security and wellbeing of staff, young people and the wider community. For more information, or to obtain a nomination form, contact the dedicated information line on 1800 630 738 or visit engage.vic.gov.au/youthjusticecentre Applications close 21 April at 5:00pm.
Hardeep and Baljinder, of Wyndham Vale, welcomed this baby baby, who was yet to be named, into the world on March 28. The little one weighed 3.56 kilograms at birth.
Jasmine Jade was born on March 28, weighing 3.01 kilograms. Her parents, Jenny and Tony, hail from Truganina.
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MY WYNDHAM Vic Pilch has seen Wyndham grow and change over three and a half decades. He speaks with Adem Saban.
I’ve been in the same house in Hoppers Crossing for 35 years. I used to live in Altona North before Hoppers. Coming out this way sounded appealing to my wife, so we moved here. What’s changed over the years? A lot … the railway service is a lot better. I actually used to be the stationmaster at Werribee, and that’s all improved a lot. As stationmaster, I was in charge of the station, the train drivers, guards, signal men and the safety of the public. Hoppers Crossing used to be a beautiful place. When we came out, ours was one of the last blocks. Now a lot of people don’t care about their gardens … they keep building flats and units … they don’t take pride in what they have. You’re pretty involved with the Vietnam Veterans Association of Melbourne West sub-branch, yes? I’ve been involved in Werribee (Vietnam vets) since 1992, and was president for about seven years. Now I’m involved in the welfare side of things. We run weekly barbecues, which is
kind of like a drop-in centre for veterans. [The Vietnam Veterans Association] is a great way for veterans to keep in touch with their own group of guys. They were involved in the same conflicts, so they know what it’s like. I was in Vietnam from 1967-68. It’s good to speak to people who were in other wars, like World War II and Korea, and sort of compare what it was like for them and us. How did you meet your wife? I’ve been married to Irene since 1969. I don’t know how she puts up with me. We met as kids. We’re both Polish and came out to Australia when we were three years old. We met through our families, and were married at 23. We have two sons and a daughter, and six grandchildren. How do you spend your time? What spare time? I’m involved with many things. I’m a volunteer guide at the Shrine of Remembrance … do the barbecues on Wednesdays … time goes to welfare cases. Where’s your favourite place for time off? I like going to the movie theatre in Werribee … I go there with my wife or grandkids.
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A staffing crisis at Werribee High School has been averted, temporarily at least, permanently it is hoped, by the appointment of two additional teachers on Monday and Tuesday.
Police believe an explosion and fire, which caused $100,000 damage to a Werribee bakery on Sunday night, could have been started by someone pouring petrol in an electric oven. The arson squad is investigating.
A Hoppers Crossing mother has sent a plea to the state government to set up a detoxification centre in Wyndham after she was forced to treat her heroin-addicted son at home. The woman, who asked not to be named, is angry about the lack of emergency care for drug addicts.
Planning Minister Justin Madden has withdrawn permissive occupancy rights on Crown land from the six remaining Werribee South boatshed occupiers who are yet to sign Wyndham Council’s three year licences.
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CONSIDER THE SAUCE Kenny Weir finds a new cafe that hits the spot In the years that Consider The Sauce has been running, I’ve come across quite a few people of Maltese background. Invariably, I’ve always had the same question: Why aren’t there one or more Maltese eateries in the west? I need ask that question no longer, as now there’s Cafe Verdala. This eatery is located in the rooms of the Maltese Cultural Centre in Albion. This kind of community-based food and set-up are just the sort of things that get CTS truly excited! We start with the tasting platter called platt Verdala ghal-tnejn ($22.50 for two). This is simple, wholesome fare – Maltese bread, broad-bean dip, capers, tuna, olives, caponata, olive oil, the dry Maltese crackers known as galetti and mini versions of the open pies known as qassatat (these ones filled with sausage). The biggest surprise here is the tomato paste. I’d heard and read about the seemingly miraculous Three Hills brand Kunserva tomato paste and how Maltese folks simply love it, as is, slathered on bread. No wonder! It really is good – in no way bitter, quite sweet and very yummy. If Kunserva can be seen as something of a Maltese national food, pastizzi are right up there, too. Here they’re served, with a variety of fillings, alongside more, full-size qassatat. Another adored Maltese food? Rabbit. We really enjoy the pork-and-rabbit pastizzi. We all go our own way with the main dishes,
CAFE VERDALA Address: 27 Talmage Street, Albion Phone: 0403 576 373 with enjoyable results. Two of us relish the simple delights of “ravjul” ($13.50) – another Maltese staple. The ravioli are stuffed with a simple mix of seasoned ricotta and served with Kunserva cooked lightly with olive oil and (I think) garlic. Maltese pizzas are called gozitan ftria – they’re a good deal deeper and heftier than their Italian cousins. The potato and ricotta pie ($15) is deep and substantial. Luckily, we’ve left room for some of the famed Maltese desserts. The Maltese take on bread pudding – pudina tal-hobz ($6 per serve), has a chocolate-andcherry thing going on. Imqaret are extremely fine deep-fried date slices ($6 for three). And there’s a big slice of the Maltese carnival cake called prinjolata. It defies its pinkish colouring by tasting quite like a rich fruit cake or Christmas cake. The ricotta-stuffed canoli are devine
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COMMUNITY CALENDAR WANT YOUR EVENT LISTED? Community Calendar is made available free of charge to not-for-profit organisations to keep the public informed of special events and activities. Send item details to Star Weekly Community Calendar, Corner Thomsons Road and Keilor Park Drive, Keilor Park, 3042, or email to communitycalendar@starweekly.com.au. Deadline for copy and announcements is 5pm Thursday.
Park run
Wyndham Vale park run is a free weekly, five-kilometre timed run or walk designed for all ages and abilities. The run starts at Presidents Park each Saturday at 8am. Register in advance by 6pm on the Friday before your first event. ■ www.parkrun.com.au/register
Grant writing workshop
Pick up useful tips to have the best chance of writing a successful grant application. A free workshop will be held on Monday, April 10, from 6.30-8.30pm at Wyndham civic centre, 45 Princes Highway, Werribee. ■ volunteers@wyndham.vic.gov.au
Card making
Bring the kids along to a card-making workshop where they’ll learn how to make their very own greeting card. It is open to children aged five-12 and bookings are essential. Tuesday, April 11, from 10am-noon at Penrose Promenade Community Centre, 83 Penrose Promenade, Tarneit. ■ 8734 4500 or penrosepromenadecc@wyndham.vic.gov.au
Hang out with hippos
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Head to Werribee Open Range Zoo this school holidays and hang out with the hippos. Each day at 1pm, keepers will showcase fascinating insight into the behaviours, care and unique personalities of the hippo group through health checks and a feed. ■ zoo.org.au
Werribee Jazz Club Saturday nights
Werribee Jazz Club presents live music on the third Saturday of each month from 8-11pm. Next one will be on April 15 at Werribee Bowls Club, Watton Street. $15 for members, $20 for visitors. ■ Edith, 0410 302 340 or Neville, 0428 544 943
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Do you know someone who deserves recognition for their contribution to Wyndham’s community? Nominations for the Wyndham Community Volunteer and Citizen of the Year awards are now open. The awards recognise and celebrate Wyndham’s volunteers who have demonstrated an outstanding contribution to the municipality. ■ www.wyndham.vic.gov.au/cvawards
Justice of the Peace
Justices of the Peace, or JPs, are available at Werribee Police Station, 134 Princes Highway, Werribee, on Mondays, Wednesdays, Fridays and Saturdays, between 10am and 1pm, and on Tuesdays and Thursdays, 6-8pm. ■ Rob, rbra8544@tpg.com.au
April author talks
Wyndham libraries will host two award-winning authors – Fiona Lowe and Lisa Ireland – during April. Fiona Lowe will present her new book, Daughter of Mine, at Werribee library on April 6 between 6.30pm and 7.30pm. Lisa Ireland will showcase her new book, The Shape of Us, at the Julia Gillard library, Tarneit, on April 20, 6.30-7.30pm. Bookings required. ■ www.wyndham.vic.gov.au
Twilight market
The Manor Lakes twilight market is on Friday, April 7, 5-9pm, at Wyndham Vale Community Centre, 86 Manor Lakes
Family fun day
The Werribee Gymnastics Club will be holding a family fun day on April 8, 9.30am-2pm at 52 Riverside Avenue, Werribee. Enjoy gymnastic sessions, a sausage sizzle, face-painting and more for a gold coin donation. Proceeds to go towards the Good Friday Appeal. ■ www.facebook.com/ werribeegymnasticsclub
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The Dog Lovers Show returns to the Royal Exhibition Building from May 5-7 and will feature more than 500 beautiful dogs, 200-plus exhibitors, celebrity vets and incredible dog shows. We have five family passes to give away (two adults and two children, aged 16 years or less), valued at $80 each. dogloversshow.com.au
Boulevard, Manor Lakes. It’s a showcase of small business, with a variety of food trucks including crepes, twisty taters and more. ■ bit.ly/2m71lc5
Volunteers needed
Multiple Sclerosis Victoria’s community visitors scheme is seeking male volunteers to join its program to offer friendship and visit elderly gentlemen living in an aged-care centre at Werribee. ■ 9845 2729 or volunteer@ms.org.au
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Calling all bathroom basses, terrific tenors, amazing altos and shower sopranos … the Werribee Community Singers a capella group meets on Wednesday nights at Central Park Community Centre, Hoppers Crossing, 7-9.30pm. All welcome. ■ Helen, 0407 493 065
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This Victorian-style residence, on about 750 square metres, is superbly located for convenience – schools, station, shopping centres, medical facilities are all close. The near-32-square house has exposed brick walls, bevel-paned French doors, ceiling rosettes, and cedar and leadlight features alongside a more modern look. Spacious living rooms include a lounge-dining room with cast-iron fireplace; a living hub wrapped around the big, well-equipped jarrah kitchen; and a theatre room (or fourth bedroom). The hub has courtyard access on one side and a covered pergola on the other. Two of three bedrooms share a spa bathroom and powder room, while the generous main has a walk-in wardrobe and en suite with bidet. The east-facing property has gas slab heating, air-conditioning and a detached 55-square-metre garage with adjoining storeroom.
With a park up the road and Princes Freeway access (via Sneydes Road interchange), Point Cook Town Centre, Point Cook College and Suzanne Cory High School all three to five minutes away by car, this modern gem wins big ticks for location. Entry is to a long hallway – with attractive floating floorboards (laid throughout) – that leads past an open lounge room and all four bedrooms, ending at the family-meals area and kitchen. The latter has loads of storage, an island bench, corner pantry with opaque-glass door, and stainless-steel appliances. The fitted bedrooms include the main with walk-in wardrobe and dual-basin en suite; three share a smart bathroom and powder room. A covered deck juts out into a synthetic-turfed backyard with vegie boxes. Ducted heating, evaporative cooling, alarm and double garage with internal access are included.
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Revamped from top to bottom, this older-style house is packed with contemporary panache and has an outstanding outdoor entertaining area. Entry is to a large living room with oaken-grey floating floor boards that flow throughout. The living room also has bifolds that seamlessly integrate a gabled pergola with a bar and beautified with a pond and lit tropical garden. The fab kitchen has servery bifolds behind the sink, charcoal Caesarstone benches, attractive cabinetry, white glass splashback and European stainless-steel appliances. Four fitted bedrooms and a study (or fifth bedroom) include the main with twin built-in wardrobes and an en suite. A neutral colour palette, heating and cooling, security shutters, camera security system, 16 solar panels, pretty gardens and a lock-up double garage are other assets.
Tucked off Tarneit Road, a five-minute drive from Pacific Werribee and close to schools and medical facilities, this spanking-new unit – offered at a mortgagee auction – will generate interest from first-time property entrants and switched-on investors. It has an interior palette of chocolate, greys and neutrals, roller-blinds dress windows and floor planks anchor the living hub. The kitchen has an island bench, pantry, underbench oven and gas cooktop. Three fitted bedrooms include the main with walk-in wardrobe and en suite. Welcome inclusions are high ceilings, ducted heating, a split-system and a garden shed. A grey-concrete driveway heads to a remote-controlled garage and a low-maintenance vibe caters for busy lifestyles.
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Such is the standard of Federation facade replication at this south-side beauty that you half expect to see a “Tin Lizzie” parked behind the automatic, hand-crafted wrought-iron driveway gates. From gargoyles, chimney pots, finials and ridge caps to the rough-cast render and tessellated tiling, the salute to authenticity is striking. The 50-square-plus house, on about 800 square metres, is a superb mix of Federation elegance and contemporary pizzazz. There’s gorgeous leadlight, classily dressed windows, polished timber floors, an alluring colour palette and plenty of glam.
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654 (approx)m2
Main road exposure with endless potential, located a short 1.1km (approx.) to Pacific Werribee is this immaculately presented family home positioned on 654m2 (approx.) block of land. Local amenities are located close by such as Hogans Corner Shopping Centre, public transport and schools. Inspections are a must.
hockingstuart.com.au
Auction
Contact Samantha McCarthy 0431 712 899
14 Cation Avenue. Hoppers Crossing
15 Shearwater Court. Hoppers Crossing
4A
5A
2B
2C
571 (approx)m2
3B
2C
550 (approx)m2
AUCTION THIS SATURD SA AY AT 12PM! Located in the highly desirable Mossfiel Estate this fantastic family home awaits you. With multiple living zones throughout & a great backyard area, this residence is ready to move straight into with features including heating, cooling & so much more!
AUCTION THIS SATURD SA AY AT 11AM! This perfectly presented family home comprising of 5 genuine bedrooms including 2 separate master bedrooms both with full ensuite, 3 bathroom residence. Separate living zones including massive formal lounge & open plan living/dining area leading out to a large undercover entertaining area.
Auction 8th April 12pm
Auction 8th April 11am
Inspect Sat 11:30am-12pm Photo ID Req
Contact Samantha McCarthy 0431 712 899
Inspect Sat 10:30-11:00am Photo ID Req
Contact George Yacoubian 0402 658 335
100 Honour Avenue. Wyndham Vale
5 Marcus Court. Hoppers Crossing
3A
4A
1B
5C
530 (approx)m2
2B
3C
1115 (approx)m2
AUCTION THIS SATURD SA AY AT 1PM! This fantastic home is ready to move straight into being recently refreshed throughout. The home provides a great amount of space with drive through access to a huge shed that can accommodate up to four cars. Inspections are a must!
Situated in the Heart of the Cambridge Estate of Hoppers Crossing lays this immaculately presented family home on approx 1,115m2. Comprising of three large bedrooms upstairs, master with full ensuite and a downstairs study that can double as an optional 4th bedroom.
Auction 8th April 1pm
Auction $560,000-$610,000 29th April 11am
Inspect Sat 12:30-1:00pm Photo ID Req
Contact Samantha McCarthy 0431 712 899
Inspect Sat 1:00-1:30pm Photo ID Req
Contact George Yacoubian 0402 658 335
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13 Tasman place. Wyndham Vale
60 Racecourse Road. Werribee
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4A
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2C
649 (approx)m2
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2C
577 (approx)m2
Situated within walking distance to parks and public transport in the increasingly popular suburb of Wyndham Vale, this prime opportunity is set on a very large 649m2 (approx.) allotment and is designed with space and practicality in mind.
With immaculate presentation throughout, this spacious family home is an amazing opportunity that has all the hard work already done. Situated on approximately 577m2 and close to all local amenities, including Thomas Chirnside Primary School, public transport, Eagle Stadium and parklands.
Auction Inspect Contact $330,000-$360,000 Sat 12:00-12:30pm Robert Krnjeta 0438 495 515 29th April 2017 10am Photo ID Req
Auction Inspect $460,000-$490,000 Sat 1:00-1:30pm 22nd April 2017 1pm Photo ID Req
3 Hemmingway Lane. Wyndham Vale
21 Parrakeet Road. Werribee
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Situated in a highly sought after, quiet family pocket of Wyndham Green, nearby the open park lands, you will find this gorgeous cottage on offer, boasting character and charm. Walking through the front door, the bright and spacious property feels homely. homely Private Sale $345,000 $375,000
Inspect Contact Sat 10:00-10:30am Robert Krnjeta 0438 495 515 Photo ID Req
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Contact Robert Krnjeta 0438 495 515
576 (approx)m2
SOLD AT AUCTION! This recently renovated home is located in the heart of Werribee with beautifully landscaped yards and a spacious backyard for the whole family to enjoy. Features include drive through access, heating and cooling and much more! Inspections are a must! Auction Sold
Inspect Contact Agent
Contact Samantha McCarthy 0431 712 899
46 Lennon Boulevard. Point Cook
6 Fremantle Close. Point Cook
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Standing tall and proud in the ever-popular Point Cook Gardens estate is this once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to own a slice of architectural brilliance. Spanning over a generous corner allotment of 616 m2 (approx.), this 50 square (approx.) home is sure to impress!
4 bedroom Porter Davis. Master with ensuite, double vanity, walk in robe. Formal dining. 3 more bedrooms with BIR. Private outdoors with fantastic decked area. Ducted heating & cooling, plantation shutters, high ceilings, laminate flooring, & water tank.
Private Sale
Auction This Saturday @ 3pm
Inspect Sat 1:00pm 1:45pm
Contact Scott Perry 0439 595 461 Alexander Hua 0403 359 658
Inspect Sat 2:30pm 3:00pm
Contact Ainsley Rayner 0428 675 006
25 Bliss Street. POINT COOK
7 Dune Street. Point Cook
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4 bedroom 31 squares (approx.) home set on 507m2 (approx.) allotment. Master with en-suite & WIR. Kitchen with s/s appliances & Ceaserstone benches. Includes: ducted heating, evap cooling. Call Andrew Conte on 0413 236 222 Auction This Saturday @ 2pm
Inspect Sat 1:30pm 2:00pm
Contact Andrew Conte 0413 236 222
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Grand 52 SQ (approx.) home. Expansive meals/living area, gas log fireplace. Outdoor decked area with side access and astro-turf basketball half court. Gas ducted heating, refrigerated cooling, alarm, LED lights, powder room, 717m2 (approx.) allotment. Private Sale
Inspect Sat 11:00am 11:30am
Contact Andrew Conte 0413 236 222
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Werribee south 629 diggers road Location speaks for itseLf right in the heart of Werribee south, situated on 1682 sqm (approximately) within a stone’s throw to Werribee south Beach complete with water views all the way to the Bellarine Peninsula, Werribee Zoo, and the newly constructed Werribee Marina, only walking the grounds and inspecting throughout will reveal all that is on offer.
5A 3B 4C
AUCTION THIS SATURDAY
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NEW LISTING
NEW LISTING
Werribee 7a doolan street
Manor Lakes 5 Mundi CresCent
rare offering on the south side
nest or invest
4A 2B 2C
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9742 5555
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AUCTION SAT 22 APR
Wyndham Vale 36 marne avenue
3A 1B 2C
the perfect start!
Wyndham Vale 20 Burgundy drive
5A 2B 2C
the size Will surprise!
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AUCTION SAT 22 APR
Werribee 78 Westleigh drive
5 A 2.5 B 2 C D
a contemporary masterpiece
Werribee 37 Wyndham street
3A 1B 2C
renoVated and restored to perfection
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AUCTION THIS SATURDAY
Werribee 19 Killara court
manor lakes 27 leichardt drive
truly a rare find
large scale living in manor lakes
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Werribee 37 daphne crescent first home buyers / investors
3A 1B 2C
Werribee 12 river parK court
4 A 2.5 B 2 C E
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9742 5555
Triwest Real Estate AUCTION
33 Charlotte Crescent, Wyndham Vale 3
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*AUCTION THIS SATURDAY* Situated in a quiet part of Wyndham Vale, this three bedroom, one bathroom home is on a 816m2 approx block with subdivision approval. The plans and permits have approval for a three bedroom double storey at the rear. Features ducted heating and two split system air conditioners, 2-way bathroom, walk in robe to master, neat kitchen and good size bedrooms. Walking distance to Presidents Park and public transport. Short distance from Manor Lakes Central Shopping Centre, Iramoo Primary School & Manor Lakes Secondary College. Only a 7 minute drive (3.2km) to Wyndham Vale Train Station. INSPECT AUCTION PRICE GUIDE CONTACT EMAIL OFFICE WEB
AUCTION
Saturday 11.30pm - 12.00pm Saturday 8th April at 12.00pm $420,000 - $460,000 Craig Vilcins - 0435 878 255 craig@triwest.com.au Triwest Real Estate - 9741 5900 triwest.com.au/922785
47 Guinane Avenue, Hoppers Crossing 4
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*AUCTION THIS SATURDAY* This excellent family home is a renovators delight or a great development opportunity (STCA) Sitting on a 600m2 approx allotment in a prime position in Hoppers Crossing, within walking distance to the newly renovated Pacific Werribee, St Peters Apostle Primary, Mossfiel Primary, sporting facilities & public transport. Comprising of 4 good size bedrooms with built in robes, main with ensuite & walk in robe, spacious formal lounge, rumpus with open fire place, open plan kitchen/meals area which flows through to a great size family room. Features gas ducted heating, reverse cycle cooling, side access to a single steel garage, garden shed & large established backyard. INSPECT AUCTION PRICE GUIDE CONTACT EMAIL OFFICE WEB
Saturday 2.30pm - 3.00pm Saturday 8th April at 3.00pm $375,000 - $410,000 Lynne Steinhauer - 0438 883 598 sales@triwest.com.au Triwest Real Estate - 9741 5900 triwest.com.au/923551
4 Willow Street, Werribee
AUCTION
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One Owner Ever! Up for auction is this much loved property that has been occupied by the same family from day one. Built in the 60’s, this classic style home is adorned with warm rich blends of timber throughout, along with infused retro furnishings. The rear of the property provides a single double length garage with an enclosed single carport. The back door is aligned with a ramp for wheel chair access. The Werribee River, restaurants, cafes & shopping are within walking distance, Wyndham Central College is just around the corner, it’s a short drive to Pacific Werribee or Manor lakes Shopping Centre and central to both Wyndham Vale & Werribee Train stations. INSPECT AUCTION PRICE GUIDE CONTACT EMAIL OFFICE WEB
Saturday 1.30pm - 2.00pm Saturday 22nd April at 12.00pm $370,000 - $399,000 Craig Vilcins - 0435 878 255 craig@triwest.com.au Triwest Real Estate - 9741 5900 triwest.com.au/924009
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4A 2B 2C
South Side Sensation
Selling
WERRIBEE 5 Simon Court
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From the moment you step through the entrance, you will realise you’ve entered something special. Offering Of 4 generous size bedrooms, master with en-suite and walk-in-robes. Formal lounge, custom kitchen with stone bench tops, quality stainless steel appliances, dishwasher and walk-in-pantry. walk-in-pantry Sitting on 630sqm of prime Werribee Real Estate.
Price $645,000 - $679,000 Saturday 8th April 10.30am
PRDnationwide Werribee 2/85 Synnot Street 9742 7557 prdnationwide.com.au/werribee Michael Tuder 0412 014 216 michaelt@prdwerribee.com.au
3A 1B 4C
Central with Big Shed!
Selling
WERRIBEE 118 Shaws Road
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Primed for development or a ripper place to live! You will need to be quick with this one! Close to the Werribee station, schools, shops and the best that Werribee has to offer offer. fer. Ideal for tradies, car or boat enthusiasts with a massive 20’ x 40’ shed at the rear. ar Enjoy a beer and barbie on ar. the patio or cook up a storm in your recently renovated kitchen. Inspection a must, call today!
Price $405,000 - $435,000 Saturday 8th April 12.15pm
PRDnationwide Werribee 2/85 Synnot Street 9742 7557 prdnationwide.com.au/werribee Ash Taylor 0407 808 233 asht@prdwerribee.com.au
4A 1B 2C
Timeless Appeal – Lasting Quality
Auction Saturday 29th April 11.30am Price
Contact Agent
A magical reminder of an enchanting era, 31 Austin Street surpasses all expectations. Be greeted with
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Saturday 8th April 11.30am
timeless elegance. Comprising: 4 large bedrooms, 2 with authentic fireplaces, sophisticated living
PRDnationwide Werribee 2/85 Synnot Street 9742 7557 prdnationwide.com.au/werribee Rohan Smith 0412 864 525 rohans@prdwerribee.com.au
WERRIBEE 31 Austin Street
room adjoining an open Blackwood kitchen and meals area and Cedar lined walls and ceilings provide for a stunning backdrop. Paved walkways and leafy surrounds are highlights of the serene garden set on over 700sqm. Automated gates secure the carport which leads down the driveway to a double garage/workshop. The flexible floor plan offers of versatility for living rooms and bedrooms, depending on your family’s requirements. Located in central Werribee where convenience becomes a lifestyle.
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4A 2B 2C 1D
Close to the Train Station!
Selling
WYNDHAM VALE 12 Eltham Parade
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Opposite parklands and just around the corner from the best that Manor Lakes has to offer offer, fer, you will find this well established family home. Currently occupied by PRD Nationwide tenants, you can still have the option of moving in, if you so wish to desire. The layout is modern in design and caters for the growing family.
Price $445,000 - $469,000 Saturday 8th April 1pm
PRDnationwide Werribee 2/85 Synnot Street 9742 7557 prdnationwide.com.au/werribee Ash Taylor 0407 808 233 asht@prdwerribee.com.au
4A 2B 2C 1D
Very Deceptive in Size!
Selling
WYNDHAM VALE 4 Bellinger Crescent
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With it’s high ceilings, massive bedrooms and separate living areas, this is definitely one for the big family. family With its big kitchen, bathroom and en-suite, the outdoor entertainment is, I must say, BIGGER than normal. Close to Manor Lakes Shopping Centre and only a quick drive to the train station. What’s the big idea? (BUY THIS ONE!)
Price $445,000 - $475,000 Saturday 8th April 11.30am
PRDnationwide Werribee 2/85 Synnot Street 9742 7557 prdnationwide.com.au/werribee Ash Taylor 0407 808 233 asht@prdwerribee.com.au
EXPERIENCED REAL ESTATE SALES EXECUTIVE POSITION AVAILABLE We are looking for an experienced real estate sales executive to work with our highly motivated team as an active selling agent at PRDNationwide. 3A 1B 2C
An Oldie but a Goodie! WERRIBEE 17 Rainsford Street South of Synnot Street on a corner block of some 601sqm you will find this ageless beauty. beauty Of Offering quirky retro fittings, architecturally
Auction Saturday 29th April 1pm Price Contact Agent View
Saturday 8th April 12.30pm
PRDnationwide Werribee
sprawled across the block with the precision
2/85 Synnot Street 9742 7557
of a master craftsmen. This property will be
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Properties for Lease Hoppers Crossing 21 Churchill Court
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Centrally located, separate lounge, open plan tiled kitchen & dining, gas heating, single lock up garage & shed.
Werribee 2 Edinburgh Court
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Hoppes Crossing 4 Spring Drive
Spacious, L-shaped lounge, central kitchen, dining, heating, double carport with drive thru access & large yard.
FOR LEASE
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Werribee 2/6 Bunya Place
Werribee 66 Kookaburra Avenue
PRICE $310.00 per week Werribee 9731 8888
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Modern, open plan kitchen, dining & living area, gas cooking, ensuite, heating, cooling, low maintenance gardens.
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Werribee 1/46 Macadamia Grove
Superb location, large lounge, central kitchen overlooking dining, heating, cooling, pergola & manicured gardens.
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Neat & tidy, separate lounge, hostess kitchen & dining, heating, cooling, pergola, shed & low maintenance yard.
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Werribee 9 Maribyrnong Court
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Immaculately presented, separate lounge, dining, central kitchen, rumpus room, heating, cooling & manicured yard.
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Superb located, freshly painted, separate lounge, central kitchen, tiled meals, heating, side access & large garage.
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Perfect location, separate lounge, open plan kitchen, rumpus & family room & covered entertaining area.
Werribee 59 Loyola Road
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Quiet court location, L-shaped lounge, central kitchen & meals, heating, cooling, side access & decked area. PRICE $340.00 per week Werribee 9731 8888
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Quiet court location, multiple living areas, hostess kitchen, heating, cooling, decked pergola & landscaped gardens.
Hoppers Crossing 1 John Flynn Court
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Tarneit 29 Babele Road
Werribee 51 Mantello Drive
Werribee 14/219 Watton Street
Werribee 48 Loyola Road
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Modern, multiple living areas, central kitchen, spacious bedrooms, heating, cooling, decked pergola, tidy gardens.
FOR LEASE
PRICE $380.00 per week Werribee 9731 8888
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PRICE $350.00 per week Werribee 9731 8888
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Centrally located, open plan kitchen, dining & living area,gas cooking, heating, cooling, alfresco & landscaped gardens.
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PRICE $380.00 per week Werribee 9731 8888
PRICE $355.00 per week Werribee 9731 8888
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Superb location, open plan kitchen, dining & living area, spacious bedrooms, heating, cooling & secured parking.
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PRICE $390.00 per week Werribee 9731 8888
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Centrally located, formal lounge & dining, hostess kitchen, meals, additional rumpus, heating, cooling & spacious yard.
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Werribee South 79 K Road
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Werribee 8 Loddon Court
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Hoppers Crossing 5 McMurray Crescent
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PRICE $390.00 per week Werribee 9731 8888
Auction this Sat.
Hoppers Crossing
Polished to perfection.
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Hoppers Crossing
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Auction this Sat.
An affordable home awaits! It is with great honour and pride that we at Barry Plant Tarneit have been appointed by our sellers to present to the market place by way of Public Auction, 12 Toulouse Crescent Hoppers Crossing. Standing proud in a quiet family friendly location is a home that offers of a low maintenance lifestyle, within close proximity to PACIFIC WERRIBEE shopping precinct, Hogan’s corner shopping strip, public transport services, The Grange P-12 College, Good News Lutheran College.
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Auction this Sat.
Hoppers Crossing
Come on in and enjoy this wonderful charmer in Mossfiel.
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The ‘can do’ agents.....
Considering selling? Contact your ‘can do’ agent...
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0407 445 567
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The ‘can do’ agents..... Auction this Saturday!
Auction this Saturday!
Truganina 4/12-14 Vilnius Way
A3 B2 C1
Wyndham Vale 22 Botanic Way
A4 B3 C2
The perfect townhouse to live in or rent out!
Broken home in need of mending!
• Three bedrooms with built in robe storage • Two bathrooms with main bedroom having an ensuite and also a powder room downstairs for your convenience • Light and bright kitchen with huge pantry • Split system cooling & heating • Private courtyard retreat perfect for sunny afternoons with remote controlled single garage
• It might look a bit ruff at the moment but once upon a time this solidly built double brick property was once standing proudly as a family home and with a little bit of TLC can once again stand proud • The skeleton of the home consists of 4 bedrooms with master allowing for full ensuite and walk in robe, remaining bedrooms all having built in robes plus a study or formal dining area • In ground pool that needs lifesaving and also a Double garage with internal access • Sitting across from the creek & park lands and within walking distance to schools and local shops, public transport, community centers, sporting clubs
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Saturday 8th of April 1:00pm $330,000 plus Saturday 8th of April 12:30pm-1:00pm Shop 38 Wyndham Village SC, Tarneit. 9749 0010 Pete Cooney 0421 041 479; Darren Cassar 0438 939 835
Saturday 8th of April 11:00am $250,000 plus Saturday 8th of April 10:30am-11:00am Shop 38 Wyndham Village SC Sayers Road 9749 0010 Pete Cooney 0421 041 479; Darren Cassar 0438 939 835
Auction this Saturday
Hoppers Crossing
2 Warringa Crescent
Corner allotment 700m from Hoppers Crossing Station
A3 B1 C2
• Terrific opportunity with options a plenty in the heart of Hoppers........develop (STCA), move in, renovate or invest for the future • Lovely well cared for home, offering 3 bedrooms, spacious lounge with fireplace, separate dining, kitchen, ducted heating & airconditioning • Sought after 551sqm corner allotment, double garage plus further side access for boat, caravan etc • Location, Location, Location, Walking distance to Hoppers Crossing Train Station (700m), Pacific Werribee Shopping Centre, schools, parks, shops, restaurants and more
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Saturday 8th April 2017 1pm
Price Guide Contact agent Inspect fi Contact
Saturday 8th April 12.30 - 1pm 23 Princes Highway, Werribee 9974 0922 Kim Richardson 0410 565 820 Steven Richardson 0407 445 567
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GREG HOCKING LAWSON PARTNERS AUCTION SATURDAY
NEW LISTING
Hoppers Crossing 239 Morris Road
Hoppers Crossing 14 Palmer Court
4A 2B 2C
Beautifully Styled Authentic details crafted with 10 foot ceilings, double hung cedar windows & Victorian cornices. The hub is a palatial Jarrah kitchen with cedar ceiling which flows into the meals/family area. Separate theatre room/4th br, extras incl lead lighting, French doors, ceiling roses, ens, spa, pergola & garage.
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Auction
Sat 8th Apr at 11.30am
Inspect
Sat 8th Apr at 11.00 - 11.30am
Darren Dodd Richard Smith
0419 365 947 0481 137 746
Truganina 4 Vassar Court 3A 2B 1C
Werribee Office 9741 9666
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Private Sale Inspect
A whopping piece of land with generous dimensions 2 blocks 1 title. Comprises a large brick residence with generous living spaces, large kitchen, 4 bdrms plus a study office area & a large man cave (4 car garage) with bathroom facilities. Features ensuite to master, BIR’s & a generous carport.
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Darren Dodd Richard Smith
0419 365 947 0481 137 746
Werribee 15A Albatross Avenue
Affordable Designer Living This contemporary abode exudes a quality often desired yet seldom found. Offering all the hallmarks of modern living with its high ceilings & light filled interiors, while presenting an open floorplan including internal courtyard, alfresco dining and grassed outdoor areas.
4A 2B 3C
1200m2 Bonanza
Sat 8th Apr at 1.30 - 2.00pm
Richard Smith David Lawson
0481 137 746 0411 175 575
2A 1B 2C
Modern, Private & Cosy Quietly tucked away at the rear of only two, this updated unit delivers exceptional privacy, convenience of public transport close-by and spacious light filled interiors. Presenting equal appeal to downsizers, astute investors or first home buyers.
Price
$309,000
Private Sale Inspect
Sat 8th Apr at 12.30 - 1.00pm
Richard Smith David Lawson
0481 137 746 0411 175 575
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Werribee 2 Slattery Street
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Develop The Potential Amazing opportunity to grab a home that provides different options in a highly sought location and is a must see for your consideration. Auction 2 On an approximate 1000m allotment that has great potential to be subdivided STCA, it is positioned amongst beautifully established surroundings Inspect on the south side of Werribee, only a short walk to Werribee CBD’s lovely restaurants, café strip, shops, primary/secondary schools, public transport and easy freeway access. Light filled architecturally designed home with charm and quirkiness offers: • 4 bedrooms, master with ensuite and walk-in robe, remaining bedrooms Contact with built-in robes • Formal lounge and dining area • Kitchen with gas cooking facilities • Renovated central bathroom and a separate living area that can be used as a study or theatre room. Extras include reverse cycle air conditioners, dishwasher and double carport. On a secure lease till January 2018. One for the astute buyers.
9741 7777
1 Werribee Street, Werribee 62 WYNDHAM STAR WEEKLY \ APRIL 5, 2017
This Saturday at 12.30pm Wed 5.30-6pm & Sat 12-12.30pm Photo ID required Tony Vercher 0421 734 414 Niels Geraerts 0448 371 569
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Werribee South 535 O’Connors Road
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Close To The Beach, Marina And Parklands Set on approximately 16 acres of farming land in the heart of Werribee South with views of the water and ever growing Marina precinct, provides excellent future capital growth potential. With a solid home featuring: • Four bedrooms • Central bathroom • Spacious lounge room • Large kitchen with adjoining meals area • Loads of garage and shed space. Unique opportunity to secure your future.
9741 7777
1 Werribee Street, Werribee
Auction
This Friday at 11am
Price Range $1,900,000 - $2,000,000 Inspect
Thurs 5-5.30pm & Fri 10.30-11am Photo ID required
Contact
Tony Vercher 0421 734 414 John Camilleri 0414 778 940
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Werribee 52A Cottrell Street
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Pristine Presentation And Positioned Beautifully Located only a few hundred metres to Watton Street and the Werribee train station this wonderful townhouse offers inviting décor and a flowing floor plan with three fitted bedrooms, main with walk-in robe and ensuite, hostess kitchen with stainless steel appliances and a family arrangement with sliding glass doors that lead out to a shaded outdoor area. Extras include oversize garage with internal access, floating floors and split system cooling to keep things comfy all year round. This magnificent property is turn-key ready and ideal for those looking for a low maintenance lifestyle or fantastic investment opportunity and inspections are sure to impress the fussiest of buyers!
Auction
This Saturday at 11am
Price Range $380,000 - $420,000 Inspect
Tues 6-6.20pm & Sat 10.30-11am Photo ID required
Contact
James Antonio 0405 857 895 Pam Kaur 0449 941 895
Werribee 26A Margaret Street
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Gem Location - Subdivision Potential! A great investment opportunity awaits the buyer looking for a property on an approximately 700m2 in a central location with all amenities at hand, and with a budget in mind. A short stroll to the Werribee train station, Werribee CBD, cafés, shops and schools. Presenting three bedrooms, central bathroom, spacious lounge room, good sized kitchen with an adjoining meals area. Extras include heating and cooling, whilst outdoors the cars are kept safe with a separate double garage. Investors take note: this is an opportunity not to be missed!
9741 7777
1 Werribee Street, Werribee 64 WYNDHAM STAR WEEKLY \ APRIL 5, 2017
Auction
Sat 22nd April at 12.30pm
Price Range $375,000 - $400,000 Inspect
Sat 10-10.20am Photo ID required
Contact
Tony Vercher 0421 734 414 Niels Geraerts 0448 371 569
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Auction This Saturday
Werribee 11 Shoalhaven Street
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Four Bedrooms And Neat As A Pin! Investors & first home buyers take note of this amazing opportunity to secure a solid 4 bedroom home with 2 living areas, and positioned in very central Werribee with schools, parklands, shops & all amenities within short walking distance. • Separate lounge & a large family room/rumpus • Central bathroom & 2-way ensuite • Updated kitchen with SS appliances • Solid timber floor boards • Ducted heating & split system cooling • Oversized double garage at the rear. All this on 539m2 approx.
This Saturday at 2pm
Price Range $360,000 - $385,000 Inspect
Thurs 6-6.20pm & Sat 1.30-2pm Photo ID required
Contact
James Antonio 0405 857 895 Pam Kaur 0449 941 895
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9741 7777
1 Werribee Street, Werribee
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Style And Development Potential Auction
Hoppers Crossing 23 Burnham Drive This exquisite residence is located just minutes to Hoppers Crossing train station, freeway access & schools. Enjoy a beautiful low maintenance residence & a flowing floor plan that entails: • 4 BRs, master with renovated ensuite • Lounge with adjacent meals area • Renovated kitchen with SS appliances • Split system cooling • Ducted heating • Original floor boards t/out • Large carport with oversized garage (3-phase power) • Massive pergola & outdoor entertaining area • Approx 8 x 2.8m rear storage shed/garage.
2 Werribee 25 Westminster Drive This well presented home is ideal to just move in & enjoy or ripe for the savvy investor. Offering 3 BRs, formal lounge, updated central bathroom, renovated kitchen overlooking the meals area & a sep rumpus or kids play area. Features ducted heating & cooling, undercover entertaining area & more. Enhanced by the corner allotment on approx 584m2 & possible development (STCA) the location close to schools, shops & public transport allows this great home to provide much joy to those lucky enough to purchase.
Auction
This Saturday at 12noon
Price Range $350,000 - $385,000 Inspect
Wed 6-6.20pm & Sat 11.30-12noon Photo ID required
Contact
James Antonio 0405 857 895 Pam Kaur 0449 941 895
2 Truganina 12 Esther Street
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Custom Splendour Boasting Style & Luxury Auction
With cutting-edge design, generous family living & every conceivable luxury, this is stylish living. This intelligently designed home features a stunning Sat 11.40-12noon kitchen with 900mm SS appliances & a butler’s Photo ID required pantry, which opens up to the spacious living, Kirsty Cunningham 0414 344 475 meals & dining areas. Appointed with 9ft ceilings, meticulous timber flooring, 2 bathrooms with James Antonio 0405 857 895 stone benches, WIRs to main BR & 3rd BR, ducted heating & evap cooling, double remote garage with int access & beautifully landscaped gardens. Sat 22nd April at 10.30am
Auction
Sat 22nd April at 11am
Price Range $460,000 - $500,000
Price Range $455,000 - $499,000
Inspect
Inspect
Thurs 6.40-7pm & Sat 10-10.20am Photo ID required
Contact
James Risos 0450 733 302 Harry Singh 0406 871 722
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Werribee 10 Bunyip Court
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All About The Entertainment This family home is within walking distance to schools, shops, public transport & only a short distance to many of Wyndham’s most sought after attractions. Renovated throughout & set on 642m2 approx, the home offers: • 4 BRs with BIRs • Master with ensuite • Formal lounge • Kitchen/meals area • Central bathroom • Rumpus room • Spa bath & above ground pool • Expansive pergola • Double carport with roller door. Includes ducted heating, refrigerated cooling, water tank, security cameras, garden shed.
2 Laverton 9 Henderson Street
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Family Living Just Got Easier Auction
Superbly located in the leafy tree-lined street, this affordable light & bright 3 BR BV home is well priced Price Range $460,000 - $500,000 for the first home buyer or investor. In sound order Inspect Thurs 6-6.20pm & yet offering exciting potential to renovate & improve Sat 1-1.20pm on a large block of 550m2 approx. Comprising of an Photo ID required entrance, spacious living & dining area, kitchen & Contact Kirsty Cunningham 0414 344 475 meals area, 3 bedrooms, central bathroom, separate Sheridan Micallef 0450 913 513 laundry, and excellent lock-up garage. With local shops & train station only a few minutes away this is the ideal opportunity to buy your first home. Sat 22nd April at 1pm
Auction
Sat 22nd April at 2pm
Price Range $380,000 - $410,000 Inspect
Wed 12-12.30pm & Sat 11-11.30am Photo ID required
Contact
Niels Geraerts 0448 371 569 James Antonio 0405 857 895
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9741 7777
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FOR LEASE Werribee 6/8 Parker Street
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Werribee 2/46 Blackforest Road
$270pw
Hoppers Crossing 10 Northey Crescent
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$330pw
Wyndham Vale 22B Hindmarsh Drive
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$340pw
Hoppers Crossing 5 Nerang Court
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$365pw
Tarneit 12 Mintara Road
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$275pw
Werribee 2 Songlark Crescent
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$340pw
Tarneit 10 Caraleena Drive
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$360pw
$370pw
Williams Landing 47 McLachlan Drive
$400pw
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Werribee 1/4 Tambo Street
$300pw
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Werribee 2/20 Anglia Court
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$340pw
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Point Cook 7 Dexter Grove
Hoppers Crossing 22 Durham Crescent
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Werribee 1 Pleone Court
$450pw
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$300pw
Hoppers Crossing 1/5 Vassar Court
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Hoppers Crossing 132 Bellbridge Drive
$360pw
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$365pw
Tarneit 1/43 Camelot Drive
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$395pw
Werribee South 21 Catamaran Drive
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$680pw
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Contemporary Living in a Magnificent Location Located in the highly demanded Parkbrook Estate is this DISPLA HOME that radiates a contemporary feel from the DISPLAY moment you walk through the front doors. Boasting many spacious living areas with the best of the best fixtures and designs throughout this home.
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Prestigious South Side Family Home Auction Saturday 8th April 12:00 PM View Wed 6:00-6:30pm Sat 11:30am-12:00pm Amanda Moo 0468 859 688 amanda.moo@raywhite.com raywhitewerribee.com.au/ 9974 0000
This stunning home ticks all the boxes and more. It will not fail to impress the most discerning of purchasers, with the advantage of being located within a short stroll to the CBD, Werribee Secondary College, Mackillop College, Werribee Primary School, Corpus Christi Primary School, Train Station, Restaurants and more. Words simply cannot describe what is on offer of , and only an inspection will reveal the quality presented.
Ray White Werribee
Auction Saturday 8th April 11:00 AM View Wed 6:00-6:30pm Sat 10:30-11:00am Michelle Chick 0416 007 949 michelle.chick@raywhite.com raywhitewerribee.com.au/ 9974 0000
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Federation Grandeur on South side of Werribee
Buy 1 or Buy all 3 Blocks!! LOT 1 Plans & Permits Plans and permits for a 3 bedroom plus garage home already in place and its own street frontage with power, water and sewer works completed this project is ready to go. LOT 1: WITH PLANS FOR A HOME $160,000 - $170,000 LOT 2: LAND ONLY ONL $130,000- $140,000 LOT 3: LAND ONLY ONL $140,00 - $150,000 Owner does have building plans for LOT 2 & LOT 3
Werribee 67 John Street
$130000-$170000 View Michelle Chick 0416 007 949 michelle.chick@raywhite.com raywhitewerribee.com.au/ 9974 0000
Situated in Werribee’s most prestigious and sought-after estate the Wattle Grove Estate this home offers of versatile living at its very best. Being located within a short stroll to the Werribee Town Centre, Werribee Train Station, zoned to Mackillop Catholic College & Corpus Christi Primary schools, parkland and easy access to the Princes Freeway. Highest quality beautiful federation reproduction home of over 50 squares perfect in all dimensions.
Price $1,400,000 View By Appointment Only Michelle Chick 0416 007 949 michelle.chick@raywhite.com raywhitewerribee.com.au/ 9974 0000
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Featherbrook Shopping Centre 238 Boardwalk Boulevard, Point Cook
for sale
53 Kingsford Drive Point Cook
Price $655,000 - $675,000
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Hoppers Crossing 8 Fairway Avenue
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Hoppers Crossing. The Place to Be! Location, Location, That’s what it’s all about.
A one car carport at the front and a 2 car garage or workshop at the rear and a neat garden completes the picture.
This 3 bedroom plus study home in the heart of Hoppers Crossing offers of you convenience at your doorstep.
Think long term and imagine where prices will be then. Perfect for both the Investors or owner occupier - a great opportunity on offer of so be quick.
With in a walk to schools, the Plaza and the Railway station to parks & gardens and easy access to freeways. The presentation is immaculate, the bedrooms are spacious and two separate living areas compliment the whole deal.
Auction terms include 10% deposit, unconditional contracts & 30 - 45 day settlement.
Extras include evaporative cooling, 2 wall heaters, sunblinds & a dishwasher. dishwasher
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Tony Cannatelli 0412 456 293 Werribee/Hoppers Crossing 9748 5888 2/229 Heaths Road (opp. Plaza)
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Close to Train Station & Freeway Access Situated close to the Train Station and freeway access. Offer Of ing 4 good sized bedrooms, 2 bathrooms. The meals area is off of the open plan kitchen with quality inclusions of 900mm stainless steel appliances & gas cook top, dishwasher, stone bench tops & breakfast bar. The spacious lounge opens to alfresco
entertaining area & low maintenance rear yard. Separate family/multi purpose room is a perfect play area for the kids or formal dining. High ceilings, ducted heating & cooling, tiled walkways & floating timber floors. The double lock up garage is on remote & the property offer of s possible side access all set on 512m2 approx.
Hoppers Crossing 94 Heaths Rd
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Main Road Exposure – Walk to Station An amazing opportunity to purchase a quality property with main road exposure on 580m2 (approx) located within a walk to Train Station & Pacific Werribee. Of ing 3 good sized bedrooms, central Offer bathroom & separate lounge room with French doors opening through to the family meals area, modern open plan
kitchen with breakfast bar overlooking the huge rear yard. Polished floor boards, high ceilings, reverse cycle split system, plenty of off of street parking & a lock up garage. Top location with multiple uses & potential for both investors & owner occupiers as a home, home offic of e or even sub division (STCA) down the track.
For Sale $600,000 - $660,000 View Saturday 1 -1.30pm
Auction On site 22nd April at 1pm View Saturday 12.30 - 1pm - Thursday 5 - 5.30pm
Adrian McEvoy 0404 499 034 Sukhdev Singh 0403 717 847 Werribee/Hoppers Crossing 9748 5888 2/229 Heaths Road (opp. Plaza)
Adrian McEvoy 0404 499 034 Werribee/Hoppers Crossing 9748 5888
2/229 Heaths Road (opp. Plaza)
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POINT COOK 21 LANCASTER DRIVE
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This beautiful and cosy home comprises of the following: • 3 Spacious Bedrooms • Master with full en-suite & WIR • Central bathroom • Spacious laundry • Open plan family living and dining • Secure garage • Ducted Heating & Cooling CONTA T CT TA C Romy Gakhar 0430 521 119 {queue.Rep2FirstName} {queue.Rep2LastName} {queue.Rep2Mobile}
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WERRIBEE 12 BOYD COURT
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CONTA T CT TA C Paul Sharma 0405 416 963 Sam Arora 0433 236 000
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WERRIBEE 112 ROSELLA AV A ENUE GEM IN WERRIBEE!
Stunning family home which you will fall in love with at first sight. Yo Y u have every reason to feel right at home once you step inside this magnificent masterpiece. With a timeless feel that permeates its intelligent floor plan and charming appointments, offer a characteristic of more established homes.
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Showcasing fantastic open plan layout, this home comprises four bedrooms plus study/ 5th bedroom, master suite made perfect for relaxation and revival is complimented by a walk in robe and an ensuite with double vanity, the other bedrooms are complimented with BIRs.
Ex-Display Home! Master bedroom with HIS & HER WIR?S and en-suite with double vanity.Decent size guest bedrooms with access to the second bathroom.Large entertainer?s kitchen overlooking family area Well appointed kitchen with 40 mm stone bench-top and 900 mm gas cook top.
SUPERB LOCA CAT CA ATION & IMPRESSIVE FA F MILY L LY PROPORTIONS !!!
This double story home stands in an outstanding location in Truganina facing the creek where you can enjoy nice walks and a great view, great block of 601m2 approx, offering 5 spacious bedrooms with a complete master suite downstairs & other 4 spacious bedrooms upstairs, 3 living areas to suit any family.
This House comprises of:Good Sized Master Bed with WIR and EnsuiteGenerous sized Bedroom 2/3/4 with BIRLounge Room/Indoor Family Entertainment AreaKitchen with 900mm cooktop, step in pantry, dishwasher and breakfast bar Open Living and Family area Separate family bathroom with bathtubSeparate toiletLaundry with extra storage areaRemote controlled double garage with internal and rear drive through access
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Located in Prestigious “The Rise” Estate this beautiful house is Minutes away from schools, parks, sporting fields, shopping centres and public transport, this Beautiful Porter Davis home will tick all the essentials needed. Comprising of 5 generous size bedrooms with built in robes and master bedroom with large walk in robe appointed with quality fixtures and features.
CONTA T CT TA C Isha Batra 0477 640 584 Sam Arora 0433 236 000
16 th April, 10am - 3pm Arndell Park
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Overflowing with premium features & offering a flowing floor plan with separate entertaining areas that families will adore. This home is designed to accommodate an ever growing family with all outstanding features. Boasting a total of four bedrooms plus 5th bedroom/study to suit growing families with ensuite to master bedroom.
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Master bedroom featuring walk in robe & full en suite.Additional three descent sized bedrooms all with built in robes- Kitchen overlooking living area with quality stainless steel appliances, Oven, range hood, pantry & splash back.- Spacious formal lounge room upon entry of the home. Remote control double garage with internal and back access and a massive 12*6 Pergola with luxury 5-seater spa.
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NOTICE OF INTENTION TO SELL LAND Wyndham City Council (“Council�) gives notice under section 189 of the Local Government Act 1989 (“Act�) that it proposes to sell the land as highlighted on the plan below which abuts 78 Westleigh Drive, Werribee Vic 3030 (“proposal�).
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MATTRESS King single, firm, near new, Posturepedic, Australian made. Paid $1,000. Sell $500. 0468 732 135. ROCKING HORSE antique, wooden, brown, 127cm x 85cm. $499. 0402 276 435.
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All submissions will be considered in accordance with section 223 of the Act.
In accordance with section 54(5) and section 54(6) of the Road Management Act 2004 (Act), the Wyndham City Council (Council) gives notice that it has completed a review of its Road Management Plan (RMP) and that as a result of the findings of the review, it intends to amend its RMP.
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TTAC CUP GIRLS - RD 3 CALDER 3.3 7.9 13.12 15.15 (105) WESTERN 1.1 1.1 1.1 1.1 (7) Goals: Calder: Molloy 5 Conti 2 Hodgson 2 Patrikios 2 Prespakis Love Macumber Sutton. Western: Field. Best: Calder: Patrikios Molloy Prespakis Conti Rendelmann Caruso. Western: Rebuffo Hobbs Forsythe Koropeckyj Gardner Stevens. At RAMS Arena.
EASTERN 1.0 2.0 3.5 5.6 (36) OAKLEIGH 0.0 1.1 1.1 1.3 (9) Goals: Eastern: Kendall Provan Flanagan Wilson McClelland. Oakleigh: D’Amato. Best: Eastern: Flanagan De Angelis Provan Horne T Taverna Rennick. Oakleigh: McLaren Porter O’Malley Mitchell Mayne. At Frankston Oval. NORTHERN 1.2 2.2 3.5 3.6 (24) SANDRINGHAM 0.0 1.3 2.4 3.4 (22) Goals: Northern: Schultz Gutknecht O’Connor. Sandringham: Ulu Peniata Long Ricardo. Best: Northern: Brancatisano Guerin Gutknecht Brancatisano Sansonetti Newton. Sandringham: Brown Bowen Ricardo Vesely Ulu Peniata Rothfield. At Frankston Oval. GEELONG 3.4 3.4 6.7 7.7 (49) DANDENONG 0.0 2.3 3.3 4.5 (29) Goals: Geelong: Taylor T 3 Sheppard 2 Morrison Sheppard. Dandenong: Phillips Seedsman Struylaart Clayton. Best: Geelong: McEvoy Benham Deller Morrison Purcell Gorell. Dandenong: Stratton Phillips O’Hagan Clayton Anderson Allen. At St Josephs. MURRA MURRAY 1.2 2.6 3.8 3.8 (26) GIPPSLAND 2.0 2.0 3.0 3.0 (18) Goals: Murray: Favaro Damon Kennedy. Gippsland: Beale Hanks Muller. Best: Murray: Knight Webster Egan Goldsworthy Brown Nash. Gippsland: Hanks Whitford Van Berkel Haeusler Redmond Guttridge. At IKON Park. GW VICTORIA 3.3 3.3 4.3 5.4 (34) BENDIGO 1.0 3.2 3.4 4.5 (29) Goals: Greater Western Victoria: Humphries 2 McKenzie Leighton Clarke. Bendigo: Jolliffe 2 Jacques Zanker. Best: Greater Western Victoria: Van De Heuvel Bibby Butler Molan McDonald Lowrey. Bendigo: Jolliffe Williamson Jacques Tupper Hampton Zanker. At Alfredton Recreation Reserve. P W L D F A % Pts Calder 3 3 0 0 277 74 374.32 12 Murray 3 3 0 0 166 45 368.89 12 Geelong 3 3 0 0 133 66 201.52 12 Eastern 3 2 1 0 147 67 219.40 8 Dandenong 3 2 1 0 158 82 192.68 8 Northern 3 2 1 0 87 67 129.85 8 GW Victoria 3 2 1 0 124 102 121.57 8 Sandringham 3 1 2 0 61 90 67.78 4 Oakleigh 3 0 3 0 49 116 42.24 0 Bendigo 3 0 3 0 42 181 23.20 0 Gippsland 3 0 3 0 40 214 18.69 0 Western 3 0 3 0 41 221 18.55 0
WESTERN FL - RD 1 ALBION 4.7 5.9 10.10 12.10 (82) C SPRINGS 3.3 5.7 5.11 8.17 (65) Goals: Caroline Springs: J Degabriele 3 M Sutton 2 S Cannolo-Jackson J Ewer D Thomas. Albion: P Cutajar-Milosev 3 J Butina 2 J Green 2 C O’keefe S Moyle J Bench T Finco J Thompson. Best: Caroline Springs: J Degabriele B Richards D Thomas J Brook J Ewer M Bongiovanni. Albion: S Moyle N Weightman J Bench D Sloman J Butina J Thompson. DEER PARK 4.2 5.2 6.4 15.9 (99) AL ALTONA 4.3 4.3 4.7 13.12 (90) Goals: Deer Park: S Byrnes 4 J Condos 3 K Mcharg 3 S Greenhough D Gallagher M Bruin J Harrison S Potter. Altona: S Kennedy 3 J Macdonald 2 J Robbins 2 E Cavallaro 2 B Shiels M Paget J Marlais M Turnbull. Best: Deer Park: M Bruin K Mcharg D Gallagher S Byrnes J Mckenzie J Kennedy. Altona: S Kennedy N Leslie T Lunardi E Cavallaro J Robbins J Macdonald. SPOTSWOOD 1.2 4.6 7.8 14.9 (93) SUNSHINE 0.8 3.10 7.12 11.13 (79) Goals: Sunshine: J Mcinneny 3 L Langwell 3 B Christodoulou 2 D Castellano B Mcinneny C Connor. Spotswood: J Bennett 3 D Callard 2 T Langlands 2 N Hamad 2 C Daley L Fairley J Cairns J Norton D Jones.
Best: Sunshine: L Cavanagh H Moloney B Dessent J Mcinneny L Langwell D Moloney. Spotswood: D Jones D Callard W Patak B Walshe T Langlands N Aidonis. WERRIBEE DIST 6.2 9.6 12.10 15.20 (110) WYNDHAMV WYNDHAMVALE 0.1 2.3 2.5 3.7 (25) Details unavailable.
SOUTHERN FL - RD 1 DIV 2 CHELSEA HTS 1.1 4.4 5.4 11.8 (74) MURRUMBEENA 2.1 3.3 7.5 7.7 (49) Goals: Chelsea Heights: M O’Driscoll 3 J Robertson 2 J Fry J Waters L Newton D Hynes P Smith L Dobson. Murrumbeena: J Reggardo 2 L Batt D Hargrave E Espinosa J Wright J Allan. KEYSBOROUGH 2.6 8.8 10.14 14.16 (100) HIGHETT 7.1 10.5 11.7 11.10 (76) Goals: Highett: C Ryan 2 M Hoar 2 B Hughes 2 T Brown 2 J Jones-Hampton N Vawser C Kinsey HEA HEATHERTON 4.1 6.1 12.4 14.4 (88) SPRING. DIST 1.3 3.9 4.12 10.17 (77) Goals: Heatherton: D White 5 J Whyte 5 J Corcoran 2 M Bruce J Cox. HAMPTON 5.6 6.6 10.7 13.9 (87) MT WAVERLEY WA 0.0 3.4 5.7 10.12 (72) Goals: Hampton: No details available. Mount Waverley: J Smith 3 J Gough 2 M Kinsella 2 M Keem C Jeffries D Thirkell. DIV 2 Res: Chelsea Heights 9.11 d Murrumbeena 7.2, Highett 11.6 d Keysborough 6.6, Heatherton 8.9 d Springvale Districts 7.8, Mount Waverley 8.12 d Hampton 6.9, Skye 12.7 d East Brighton 5.4.
NORTHERN FL DIV 1 WP-LAKESIDE 2.1 4.7 6.8 12.10 (82) HEIDELBERG 1.3 3.4 6.6 10.9 (69) Goals: West Preston-lakeside: A Saad 7 L Lirosi 2 D Valeri J Novelli N Valladares. Heidelberg: S Grimley 4 W Knight 3 M Finn J McNamara M Marigliani. Res: West Preston-Lakeside 14.6 (90) d Heidelberg 12.5. DIV 3 MERNDA 0.0 6.3 14.4 16.6 (102) HEIDELBERG W 0.0 8.5 8.8 11.15 (81) Goals: Mernda: M Campbell 5 D Hutchinson 3 T Deayton 2 M Tarr T 2 J Delaney R Black A Bradford L Adams. Heidelberg West: Z Tranter 3 J Marris L Pender A Samsa J Coulson L McNeil Z Cleaver M Miki J Ellis. KILMORE 3.4 5.6 8.6 9.9 (63) LAURIMAR 1.2 3.6 4.8 7.10 (52) Goals: Kilmore: M Bulluss 2 B McKeown 2 L Chapman H Woolfe N Sheldon A Milne B Austin. Laurimar: P Shepherd 3 D Pywell 2 J McDonald M Carmichael. BANYULE 6.5 12.10 16.15 21.19 (145) RESERVOIR 0.0 0.1 2.3 3.3 (21) Goals: Banyule: J Kroussoratis 6 A Barclay 4 D Kelly 2 M Yarwood K Malone B Nethercote R Keath A Cabdi M Italia M Edwards J Allery S Gumbleton. Reservoir: B Bergin-Leighton L Killey N Mittica. EPPING 4.1 7.2 12.4 13.5 (83) ST MARY’S 1.1 3.4 6.6 12.8 (80) Goals: Epping: A Luzza 4 A Willitts 4 A Totino T 2G Widdicombe B Hughes L Harry. St Mary’s: M Guldon 4 M Patti 2 R Keyes L Minuz J Boarotto T O’Meara Z Johnston D Ronalds. Res: Heidelberg West 12.7 d Mernda 8.10, Laurimar 11.12 d Kilmore 4.10, Banyule 20.9 d Reservoir 0.6, St Mary’s 7.7 d Epping 6.11.
ESSENDON DISTRICT FL - RD 1 PREMIER DIVISION PASCOE ASCOE V VALE 1.3 8.8 11.15 16.25 (121) WEST COBURG 1.0 3.3 4.4 5.6 (36) Goals: Pascoe Vale: Details unavailable. West Coburg: D Bzenic 3 J Yelland J Gloury.
MARIB PARK 2.1 5.4 7.7 13.11 (89) STRA STRATHMORE 2.1 2.4 3.8 4.9 (33) Goals: Maribyrnong Park: P Kokkinakis 3 T Baravi 2 J Breust 2 Z Keogh C Lee N Prowse W Martiniello D Schibeci O Saad. Strathmore: T Gleeson A Grima G Campbell M Purcell. ABERFELDIE 4.2 4.2 4.2 15.4 (94) GREENV GREENVALE 2.3 2.3 2.3 11.8 (74) Goals: Aberfeldie: K Reimers 6 L Blackwell 3 J Pound 3 C Hislop J Binns A Kefford. Greenvale: A Maric 5 F Caruso 2 O Uysal D Micevski K Sanajko D Sardo. AVONDALE HTS A 5.3 10.3 15.8 17.12 (114) CRAIGIEBURN 0.0 3.5 3.7 10.8 (68) Goals: Avondale Heights: P Rose 8 M Williamson 3 B Robb 2 C Wood P Smith L Edwards B Laverie. Craigieburn: Details unavailable. KEILOR 2.3 5.4 10.5 14.7 (91) E D ST STARS 1.1 6.4 8.7 10.10 (70) Goals: Keilor: D Gourdis 4 D Galea 3 A Browne 2 R Hards 2 K Barbuto 2 J Williams. Essendon Doutta Stars: S Smith 3 J Landt 2 C Hughes 2 A Di Matteo G Nabbout M Jensen. Res: Pascoe Vale 17.9 d West Coburg 6.8, Greenvale 7.10 d Aberfeldie 7.6, Essendon Doutta Stars 8.9 d Keilor 7.5, Maribyrnong Park 12.4 d Strathmore 5.5. DIV 1 TULLAMARINE 3.3 7.6 9.10 13.13 (91) AIRPORT WEST 4.0 7.3 9.6 11.7 (73) Goals: Tullamarine: Details unavailable. Airport West: J McVeigh 2 B Godden 2 J Cripps 2 T Young Y D Sinnott G Sykes R T Taylor M Jonathan. WESTMEADOWS 3.2 8.7 8.9 12.14 (86) OAK PARK 2.4 5.7 9.10 10.13 (73) Goals: Westmeadows: D Willcocks 4 J Flower 3 R Mullen 2 J Fenton M Church B Drummond. Oak Park: N Sciberras 2 D Clare 2 D Rajab 2 M Hooper 2 L Ryan R Harris. GLENROY 2.7 6.10 11.17 12.17 (89) EAST KEILOR 2.0 5.5 11.5 11.5 (71) Goals: Glenroy: J Walker 3 L Capuano 3 A Winter 2 R Carruthers 2 N McIntyre T McIntosh T Nilsson. East Keilor: Details unavailable. DIV 2 COBURG DIST 2.3 3.6 8.9 12.11 (83) JACANA 2.4 6.5 6.8 8.14 (62) Goals: Jacana: B Kimuliatis 2 S Cleary B Morrison D Keenan B Mall C Johnson C Davies. NTHN SAINTS 2.3 5.8 9.14 16.19 (115) KEILOR PARK 1.2 2.4 3.5 3.5 (23) Goals: Keilor Park: A Cassar 2 J Ravanello. MV VALLEY 2.2 5.10 7.10 8.13 (61) ROXBURGH PK 4.3 5.4 8.8 8.12 (60)
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SPORT Devil at play in Altona criterium There was enough drizzle falling to make the track tricky for the first five laps in B grade. An early four-man break built a huge margin on the main bunch, with Hawthorn rider Nathan Basaraba taking a strong win from Geelong’s Josh Williams and Mark Spiteri. Basaraba, a 34 year old from Moonee Ponds, deftly made the move to attack, establishing a break when another break was being reeled in and everyone was on the rivet. “I started the break, gassed it when the bunch caught the break – we three worked really well together, and then Josh bridged across to us,
which was no mean feat,” he said. “With one lap to go, I was last wheel going around the back of the course, and I jumped first and came into the straight first wheel.” In C grade, Marcus Olive took a commanding win from James Danos, with the pair well clear of Colin Morris in third place. First place in the D grade race was scooped by Chris Fenech from Bob McAllan and Gary Whalley. Emma Andrews took the win in E grade, finishing well clear of the chasers. Mark Micallef
Jets turn on a goal fest By Lance Jenkinson Point Cook showed no mercy in a 6-1 slaughter of the Western Eagles in the Football Federation Victoria men’s state league 4 at Saltwater Reserve on Saturday. With his side leading 3-0 at half-time, Jets coach Craig Filer implored his players to rub more salt into the Eagles’ wounds. They responded with another three-goal half to give their goal difference a handy early boost. “We came out of the gates firing and they couldn’t cope with the speed and tenacity of the players,” Filer said. Filer’s insistence that Point Cook pile on the pain in the second half was borne out of the bittersweet experience from the week before. The Jets produced their best and their worst in 90 minutes against Surf Coast seven days earlier and Filer did not want a repeat of a two-faced showing in which his side trailed by two goals at half-time before fighting back to draw 2-2. “We were bitterly disappointed with the first half last week at Surf Coast,” Filer said. “We started very slowly and found ourselves 2-0 down at half-time. But the second half was probably the best half of football I’ve seen from us in the two and a half years that I’ve been at Point Cook.” Point Cook took that game’s second-half momentum into the second round, producing a near-flawless performance at the expense of the Eagles. The Jets had five different goalscorers, including two for surprise packet Ellis Davies. Davies had not been slated to start the match, but was moved into the line-up after James Varsamakis suffered a training knock. Davies, brought in from Altona East Phoenix, not only found the back of the net twice, but also had two assists. “As I’ve said to everybody in the team, if you get your opportunity, you’ve got to take them,” Filer said. “Ellis wasn’t starting yesterday, but there was an injury before kick-off, so I promoted him to the starting XI and he goes and scores two goals and set up two, and made it very difficult for me to leave him out of the side now.” Zac Osborne capped another impressive game for Point Cook with a goal. Osborne has scored three times in two games, but it is his work away from the goal that has impressed his coach. “He’s very much one of those players that does a lot of hard work and ground work for others,” Filer said. Point Cook, third on the ladder with four of a possible six points, will travel to struggling Melton Phoenix, a side without a point, on Saturday. But Filer is fully aware the Jets tend to struggle at Melton, so his side won’t be taking it easy. “Melton is a bit of a bogey ground for us,” he said. “It’s never a good place to go and play – it’s quite a hostile atmosphere, a big facility.” 82 WYNDHAM STAR WEEKLY \ APRIL 5, 2017
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footy got under way with a classic clash between Deer Park and Altona last weekend and they have set a very high standard for the rest of the competition and the season. Those who have written the reigning premiers off need to have a rethink. Quality players such as Kwame McHarg, Shannon Byrnes, Rodney Van Riet and Jason Kennedy will ensure they are in the hunt for premiership honours in 2017. Altona has a few bugs to iron out but it has a lot to look forward to for the season. Albion got a great first-up win and Werribee Districts will again be a force. This weekend Hoppers Crossing and St Albans will make their debut for the year and the progress of both teams will be interesting. Warriors senior coach Steve Kretiuk and his partner Carly timed their parental debut perfectly with Miller Adam Tadeusz Kretiuk coming into the world last Thursday. Congrats to Krusher and the family.
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unfurling of the Bulldogs premiership flag was another highly charged emotional moment for the red, white and blue army last Friday night. Brad Johnson, Tony Liberatore, Scott West, Gary Dempsey, Peter Welsh, Susan Alberti, Alan Johnstone, Irene Chatfield, John Schultz, Mark Kimpton, Garry Johnson, Gary Hincks, Chris Grant and Rohan Smith and a few others had carried the cup and the flag to centre stage. It was fitting to see 1954 premiership player Angus Abbey and the great Doug Hawkins raise the flag. Hawkins’ great Braybrook mate Russell Gilbert was enjoying the moment in the crowd as every Bulldogs fan did. This was extra special for Gilbert as he has had some enormous health challenges in recent times. He is on the long road to recovery and the Bulldogs success has been good for him and many others.
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cricket whites have gone into mothballs for another six months but one performance that will be talked about for a long time came from the Yarraville Club Cricket Club’s veteran opening bowler Emmett Bronca in the grand final. In the first innings he took a tidy five for 53 but his second innings haul of seven for 74 won the game and man-of-the-match plaudits. He finished the season on top of the competition wicket tally with 43 at an average of 14.21. Players are judged by their performance in the big game and Emmett deserves the highest of praise and accolades. Kevin Hillier
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Meanwhile, Truganina Hornets lost 3-1 to Sebastopol Vikings in their season opener. The Hornets will host Balmoral in their home opener at Arndell Park Reserve on Saturday night. In state league 2, Hoppers Crossing enjoyed another goal difference-boosting win, this time a 4-0 hammering of Westvale at McKechnie Reserve. Liam McDermott scored a double for the Reds, who scored three times in the second half.
The top-of-the-ladder Reds will host second-placed Hume United in a blockbuster at Grange Reserve on Saturday. In NPL2, Werribee City’s two-game win streak – one in the league and the other in the FFA Cup – came to an end in a 2-0 loss to Murray United at Savoy Park. The Bees fell back to second-last on the ladder ahead of a daunting road trip to runaway ladder leader Northcote City on Saturday.
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Tigers see off Wyndhamvale threat for big victory Werribee Districts withstood a Wyndhamvale physical barrage before skipping away for a huge 85-point win in the season-opening Western Region Football League division 1 derby at Soldiers Reserve on Saturday. Tigers co-captain Matt Dean was at the coal face and felt the heat applied by the Falcons never subsided, but that his side was more than up for the challenge. “We know they’re a physical team and that was going to show up in round one,” he said. “Everyone wants to win in round one and for it to be done in that fashion was pleasing.” Werribee Districts hardly put a foot wrong in Chris Gilham’s first game in charge as coach. The foundation for the 15.20 (110)-3.7 (25) victory was a watertight team defence. Falcons players took possession under immense pressure. The Falcons kicked just three goals from 10 scoring shots. “The team defence mentality helped in keeping them to three goals,” Dean said. “The back six did really well, but it helps when
everyone else is putting pressure on up the field.” If there was a negative for Werribee Districts, it was that the winning margin should have been greater. The Tigers were terribly inaccurate in front of goal, turning 15 of 35 scoring shots into goals. “We started well – it was 6.2 at quarter-time – so we kicked straight early,” Dean said. “In the second half, we seemed to be kicking a lot of behinds and missed some very gettable shots. “We mentioned that after the game that against better teams we’ve got to take those opportunities. “It seems to be the way with us – we’re kind of wasteful in front of goals, so it’s something we have to get on top of early this year.” Andrew Panayi was at his best for Werribee Districts, kicking five goals and seeing plenty of the ball further up the ground. He has established himself as one of the premier small forwards in the competition.
Wyndhamvale’s Chris Jones is hunted down by a pack of Werribee Districts players. (Shawn Smits)
Jordan Patty was also dangerous up forward with three goals, while Chris Molivas and Rhyce Prismall jagged two each. Prismall was the best on ground for the Tigers, having the ball on a string in the midfield.
Devils on the rebound By Lance Jenkinson Werribee Devils have turned a weakness from last season into a strength this year – a major reason why they have rocketed up the Big V basketball men’s state championship standings at the start of the new season. The Devils, which finished ninth last season, have won three games on the trot to be sitting third, and this can in no small part be traced back to their big rebounding numbers. For the fourth game in a row, the Devils won the rebounding battle, which proved crucial in their 112-103 victory over Hume City Broncos at Eagle Stadium on Saturday night. The Devils finished plus-18 in the rebound count against the Broncos, giving them extra chances on the offensive end and the ability to finish possessions quicker on the defensive end. “That was probably our biggest weakness last year,” Devils’ coach Michael Czepil said. “It’s something we talked about – it’s got to be five guys committed to the glass, and the guys have done a really good job of that so far this year. “We’ve turned what was a struggle for us last year into something of a strength this year. “Having more size and more length just means we’re able to clean the glass up a little bit better and get more offence, or finish possessions defensively.” When your star import is a guard willing to throw his body among the trees to reel in rebounds, it can be infectious for teammates. Second-year Werribee import Jeremy Smith, a combo guard, scored 43 points to gain the game’s MVP against Hume City, but it was not only his scoring that proved invaluable. Smith reeled in 16 rebounds, more than anyone on court, with seven assists and two steals in a well-rounded game for the Devils. “He took on a lot of feedback that I gave him in the off season, and we spoke often about him evolving his game,” Czepil said. “He can score, but he’s more than willing to get the ball out of hands and give it to a teammate.” Jordan Hughes scored 25 points, including four three-pointers, for the Devils to go with six rebounds and two steals. Fred Hunter scored an efficient 14 points to go with seven rebounds, five assists and three steals, Nathan Wilson landed three threes to finish with 13 points, while Blake Allison, recruited from Melton, emerged with nine points, five rebounds and six assists. With a lengthy break coming for the Devils – a bye followed by Easter – improving to 3-1 was vital for team morale. “I knew we had a few home games to open up, so it’s good to win them and good to start building some winning habits,” Czepil said. In women’s division 1, the Werribee Devils took care of business with a 92-74 road win
Import Jeremy Smith has been a high flyer for the Werribee Devils this season. (Shawn Smits)
over Geelong Supercats on Sunday, keeping them undefeated and on top of the ladder. Devils’ import Sumar Leslie played a starring role with 26 points, nine rebounds, four steals and three assists. Jessy Price, with 24 points, six rebounds and
six assists, and Rohanee Cox, with 17 points, 11 rebounds, six assists, five steals and four blocks, also had mega stat collecting days. The Devils will be back on court on Saturday night to face the Hawthorn Magic at the Boroondara Sports Complex.
Jacob Graham was outstanding in defence, both in tight-checking and inflicting damage with his rebound out of 50. Dean enjoyed Werribee Districts’ first-up win, but he knows there are bigger fish to fry in coming weeks. “We’ve got a tough run ahead with St Albans, Hoppers and Altona in the next three games, so this is just a stepping stone,” he said. Meanwhile, Werribee Centrals went down by 12 points to Anakie in its Geelong and District Football League season opener at Anakie Reserve on Saturday. The Centurions would be disappointed with the conversion rate – just 10 goals from 27 scoring shots – that brought about their undoing. Phil Jones was on target for the Centurions with four goals, while Josh Sloan kicked three. Brad Carlton was named best for the Centurions. Lance Jenkinson
Western Jets power up Western Jets bounced back from an opening round defeat in the sweetest possible way thrashing rivals Calder Cannons by 31 points in the TAC Cup second round at Highgate Recreation Reserve on Saturday. Jets’ coach Torin Baker was thrilled his team could reap the rewards of hard work after a first round slip-up. “It was nice for the boys to get some reward after just dipping out [in a narrow loss to the Northern Knights] last week,” he said. “It’s a good healthy rivalry that we’ve got, but we certainly respect the Cannons for the way they go about their footy.” It was a more refined Western Jets that took to the field on Saturday. Just like the week before, the Jets enjoyed the lion’s share of the midfield battle, but this time they made it count. “The midfield battle was probably the telling factor in the game,” Baker said. “Over the course of the day, we were consistently winning the clearance battle … a number of our mids had really solid games, so they generated enough ball forward for us. “Whereas last week we didn’t make the most of our inside 50 entries early, this week we were at least kicking to our forwards’ advantage. “We were much more dangerous as a forward group. Playing together another week just helped with that chemistry.” Judah Dundon has started the season on fire for the Western Jets, and was once again a driving force with his precision kicking. Lachlan Fogarty’s ability to work hard both ways has endeared him to his coach and his teammates. “He had a fantastic game again,” Baker said “It’s his work rate, pressure on the opposition and ability to win clearances.” Xavier O’Halloran caught the eye in just his second game for the Jets at TAC Cup level, while Cameron Rayner, Harrison Bult and Zak Butters were among the best. Jacob Smith, the son of former Western Bulldogs’ star Rohan, put a goal on the scoreboard. Jake Hazik was the Jets’ only multiple goalkicker with two, which is no surprise considering his side only managed to turn 11 of 30 scoring shots into goals. Western Jets will host Sandringham Dragons at Burbank Oval in Williamstown on Saturday at 11am. Lance Jenkinson 83 WYNDHAM STAR WEEKLY \ APRIL 5, 2017
MOTOR Hyundai balances its hatchbacks By Daniel DeGasperi, The Age
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Hyundai executives in Seoul, South Korea, have clearly done some soul-searching with the third-generation i30 hatchback. With the follow-up to the well-received 2007 original and the enormously successful 2012 second-generation model, it seems this new i30 was conceived after decision-makers spent long days sliding an abacus back and forth. Hyundai admits that the car is sensitive to its sticker price, just like the radars for the autonomous emergency braking (AEB) system that we expect will be standard on the latest model. Hyundai also concedes the new five-door-only (for now) hatch will retain a simple torsion beam rear suspension set-up in lower-grade models for cost reasons, while the sportier SR gets a more sophisticated multi-link system for better handling. Our base i30 will be fitted with a 2.0-litre non-turbo engine that has been slightly revised over the version that powers the current i30 SR. It teams with a six-speed manual or auto, but neither were available to test at the new i30’s international launch held in Seoul, from where Australian production will be imported. Before the manual-only i30 N hot hatch arrives late this year, the i30 SR continues as the top model. Given the outgoing SR used the 2.0-litre engine now found in base models, a well-primed 1.6-litre turbo takes its place. With 150kW and 265Nm, its outputs are 40kW and 15Nm higher than the most powerful non-GTI Golf, and only slightly
2017 Hyundai i30 hatch lowdown This South Korean hatch balances new tech and improved refinement with its value-for-money reputation. behind that of a decade-old Golf GTI. The SR also scores IRS, and an Australian tuned suspension set-up and electronic stability control (ESC) calibration. Hyundai describes the previous i30 as showy – the new model is deft and restrained, with cleaner side detailing and smaller, sharper headlights. The new i30 – codenamed PD – is 40mm longer and 15mm wider than the 2012-era generation dubbed GD. But it’s also 15mm lower. Hyundai says the rear-seat position has
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$305K 2 bed plus study, 2 bath, double garage villas from:
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