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Battle of the tech heads Do you know a school student who is a star when to comes to science, or a youngster who is terrific with technology? The Young Scientist of Wyndham competition is now open for applications. The event, to be held at Point Cook’s Featherbrook P-9 College on September 2, is open to youths aged 10 to 18 who attend a school in Wyndham. Competition founder Vijisha Venkatram, from Tarneit, said she was passionate about helping young people to learn about science. Inspired by a Wyndham council leadership program she attended, she decided holding a science competition for young people would be a positive thing for the community. The Young Scientist of Wyndham contest is sponsored by Wyndham council and local businesses and will form part of Wyndham’s Learning Festival Week from September 1 to 8. Young people are invited to devise a project themed around making a better future for Wyndham, and describe it in a three-minute video. Applications close on August 15. Twenty-five finalists will then display their model or presentation to a panel of judges on September 2. Details: youngscientistofwyndham.com.au ANISHA, 10
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CCTV plan to curb crime By Charlene Macaulay CCTV cameras could soon be in residential streets under one community group’s plan to deter crime and catch criminals. Tim Payne from Community Against Crime is keen to roll out a safety cam initiative that records 24-hour live digital footage from a number of cameras along a street, with participating residents able to access real-time footage of movement in their street. Residents can also contact one another via a dedicated online messenger group, so information can be shared. Mr Payne said the community safety program was a way for residents to take safety into their own hands. “Most people are fearful of home invasions,”
he said. “If they hear a noise, they don’t have to physically go outside [to check], they can log on to the cameras and see what’s happening. It could be nothing but if there is something happening, they then contact police.” In recent months several Tarneit and Truganina residents have told Star Weekly they were afraid to leave their homes after dark following a spate of violent crimes across Wyndham, including a shooting and stabbing in Knightsbridge Drive, Tarneit, on May 28, and a jogger attacked by a group of up to 10 youths in a Truganina park on May 19. New crime data shows aggravated burglaries in Wyndham have hit a five-year high, up 62.4 per cent in the 12 months to March 31. Mr Payne said he was conferring with
a number of Wyndham residents to gauge interest in the program following a recent community safety forum in Truganina. He said the cameras, which are undergoing a trial in Diggers Rest, could help deter crime and, in the event of a crime or anti-social behaviour, help police detect those responsible. There’s one hitch: at least 14 properties in one street would need to sign up for the program to work, with participants needing to cough up $400 in set-up fees plus an annual $150 membership fee for maintenance and support. Wyndham council safer communities portfolio holder Kim McAliney said while residents were well within their rights to install CCTV cameras at their homes, they might not offer the benefits residents were hoping for.
“While CCTV cameras are a fantastic tool for investigating incidents after they have occurred, studies suggest CCTV cameras don’t necessarily reduce incidents of crime in public spaces,” Cr McAliney said. Wyndham police Acting Inspector Peter Bitton said CCTV was getting cheaper and could be useful when combined with other crime-prevention strategies, such as not allowing the mailbox to overflow, keeping trees and shrubs trimmed and having your home well lit. “CCTV is regularly used by detectives when investigating crime however, the footage needs to be of good quality,” he said. Acting Inspector Bitton also encouraged residents to call triple-0 to report suspicious activity, rather than posting it to social media.
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Early start call for station PSOs By Alesha Capone Wyndham’s deputy mayor has called for protective services officers to start patrolling the area’s train stations from 4pm every day, rather than 6pm. Cr Kim McAliney made the comments at a community safety forum in Truganina. Cr McAliney, who is Wyndham’s safer communities portfolio holder, said at last month’s forum that having PSOs on duty earlier would “hopefully” lead to a drop in crime at stations between 4-6pm. Under current arrangements, PSOs officially
start patrolling at Werribee, Hoppers Crossing, Tarneit, Williams Landing and Wyndham Vale stations about 6 every evening. They finish after the last train from the city arrives each night, but patrol all night on Fridays and Saturdays. Neighbourhood Watch Tarneit chairman Rishi Prabhakar said it would be a “good move” to have PSOs on duty at train stations from 4pm onwards. “Because it’s winter, it gets dark early and there are a lot of people waiting for buses, people who are walking home, so it would be good to have a police presence,” he said.
Mr Prabhakar said that although it was “pretty quiet” between 4-5pm in terms of crime occurring at train stations, having PSOs around would help to boost commuter perceptions of safety. Sanjay Sethi, from Neighbourhood Watch Tarneit Central, said most crimes at train stations happened at night. He said that in comparison to train stations, which were frequented by a lot of people, more crime occurred at some of Wynhdam’s parks, where there was not much lighting. Victoria police spokeswoman Hannah McDonald said that in addition to PSOs, police
from the Transit Safety Division worked with Wyndham police to enhance the safety of commuters. “Transit Safety Division has officers based in different areas of the state who police local train lines, bus and tram routes and transport hubs in uniform and plain-clothes at various times of the day and night to prevent offences and to address crime themes as they arise,” she said. “We also work closely with Public Transport Victoria and the transport operators to provide commuters with a safe travelling environment.”
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“The high [of performing] is one of the best feelings you can have.” There will be three performances of Fiddler on the Roof across Friday and Saturday, July 21 and 22, at the Wyndham Cultural Centre. Tickets cost $25 for adults or $18 for concession and are available at www.wyncc. com.au/whats_on/fiddlerontheroof
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A family milkbar in Melbourne’s outer west has been robbed at knifepoint for the second time in a month. Police believe up to eight youths wearing bandanas and balaclavas stormed the Riverdene Village Foodstore in Werribee about 7.30pm on Sunday. The family that runs the milkbar has been rocked by the attacks and plans to close the business. It’s believed the group jumped over the counter and stole cigarettes and cash while causing significant damage to the Derwent Road store. Two of the teens were armed with knives. It is the second time the family business has been robbed in less than a month. On June 17, owner Mary Lakkis, 63, had been about to close up shop when a group of men ran into the store about 8.30pm, stealing cigarettes valued at $10,000 and $1000 cash while one of them held a knife to her chest. “I thought I was going to die,” she told Seven News. “I was shaking for like six hours. I couldn’t breathe.” It was the first robbery at the store in 18 years. Mrs Lakkis said she had worked seven days a week at the store with her husband, Mario, but that she might not work again. A closing down sign has been posted in the window of the store. The two incidents are strikingly similar, with the first group of offenders also covering their faces and wearing dark clothes. Anyone with further information is being urged to contact Crime Stoppers on 1800 333 000.
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CBD plans reach new heights By Charlene Macaulay A slew of successful multi-storey planning applications will mean Werribee’s main street and its surrounds as you know them will soon be rendered unrecognisable. Wyndham council has approved 13 planning permits for multi-storey buildings within Werribee’s city centre, with another four being assessed. Among those already approved is a 10-storey mixed-use apartment block along Watton Street that will stand at 38 metres high, making it the tallest development approved for Werribee’s city centre to date. The $15 million development – which encompasses two blocks of land fronting Watton Street and one block of land fronting Synnot Street – will include 50 apartments, 38 offices, two retail premises, a restaurant and 116 carparking spaces. A nine-storey development planned for a Cherry Street site will include 814 carparking spaces over several levels, as well as office and retail spaces and a childcare centre in the upper levels. Also planned is a seven-storey apartment block along Wedge Street, with ground level offices and retail and basement parking. It’s likely future developments will reach even greater heights, with the Werribee city centre structure plan allowing development up to 20 storeys high in parts of Werribee’s CBD – namely along Riverbank Promenade behind Watton Street, where new apartments, restaurants and retail outlets are expected to overlook the Werribee River. Wyndham city, economy, innovation and liveability director Kate Roffey said the influx of multi-storey planning applications were in line with a council vision for Werribee’s CBD
Artist impression of the eight-storey apartment block proposed for Bridge Street, Werribee. (Picture: Simon Greenwood Architects)
to grow into a vibrant and inviting place for people to work and live in. “A strong and growing city centre is needed in order to anchor Wyndham’s rapidly growing population, provide more local jobs, independent business opportunities, local services and a destination for community events,� she said. “This strong level of investment in the Werribee city centre by private developers shows a high level of confidence and optimism in this area as the capital of Melbourne’s new west. “Multi-storey developments are not unique to the Werribee city centre, with apartments being built in areas such as Williams Landing and Wyndham Harbour.�
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But not everybody is happy with the changes. A Star Weekly report on Watton Street’s newly-approved 10-storey mixed-use apartment block drew a mixed reaction from readers, with many branding the development an eyesore. Heather posted on the Star Weekly Facebook page: “I moved to Werribee because it didn’t have tall buildings. Should be a four-storey maximum height.� Marisa added: “Too brutal for this site, perhaps – look at Port Melbourne for examples of mixed use that’s pleasant and welcoming.� Julijan, on the other hand, thought the development was “exactly what Wyndham needs�. “The reason the traffic is so bad is because & 4 YS DA GS 384 R U NIN 42 T SA EVE 97 W NO OK O B
everybody is flocking into the city,â€? she said. “If Werribee became it’s own city, people wouldn’t need to travel out.â€? A group of McDonald Street residents are furious about plans lodged with Wyndham council for an eight-storey apartment block on Bridge Street that, if approved, will directly overlook single-storey homes. The council has received at least 24 formal objections to the proposal and residents have lodged a petition signed by 120 people opposing the development. Maria Battaglia, who is leading the charge against the development, said the apartment block – which is slated to have more than 70 apartments, a cafe and retail premises – was totally unsympathetic with the neighbourhood character. “It’s too big – the skyline is going to be completely dominated by a massive building that isn’t in keeping with the style of the buildings all around us,â€? she said. “It’s not only the people in McDonald Street whose backyard will be directly affected, but also all the houses behind us in Francis Street and Church Street. “The design of the building – they call it a wedding cake design – it’s kind of tiered, so that from levels four, five, six, seven and eight it steps back. “The designers are arguing that because it’s stepped back, it’s not going to be as imposing or as big an intrusion. “I’d like to see something that is a creative response, not only to the site, but also to the existing dwellings in the neighbourhood ‌ not something that maximises to the absolute dollar value of the site.â€? Councillors will vote on the Bridge Street development at the council meeting on Tuesday, August 1.
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Multi-storey applications approved for Werribee’s CBD: • 193-195 Watton Street and 86 Synnot Street – 10-storey buildings with groundlevel retail and upper level offices and apartments. • Cherry Street catalyst site – nine-storey mixed-use development with active ground level uses plus offices and public parking. • 1-3 Wedge Street – seven-storey apartment building with ground level office/retail and basement parking. • 35 Synnot Street and 1 Pine Avenue – seven-storey office development with ground level retail. • 26 Salisbury Street – four-storey apartment building with ground level offices. • 116 Watton Street – four-storey apartment building with ground level retail/restaurants and basement parking. • 123 Synnot Street – four-storey apartment building. • 10-14 Watergum Court – four-storey apartment building. • 18 Princes Highway – three-storey office development with basement parking. • 73 Synnot Street – three-storey building with retail, offices and childcare. • 12 Synnot Street – three-storey office building. • 15-17 Watton Street – three-storey office building with ground level retail and basement parking. • 1 Princes Highway – three-storey office building.
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ne of the things I have always loved about the people of the west is their loyalty, which I think is becoming a dying trait. It is a word that is bandied about by a lot of people and more these days in the business world. Brand loyalty is a buzz expression but really nothing new. What about the Ford and Holden war or Coke versus Pepsi? It has been going on for years, but today’s marketing gurus would have us believe it’s a new invention of theirs. The one that irks me – and is eating away at the fabric of loyalty – is the new corporate version. The same company that implores you to take part in team-bonding sessions and demands your loyalty kicks you out to balance the profit and loss statement for bosses and shareholders. We all understand how business works. Just don’t expect us to swallow a lot of corporate bunkum, false platitudes and promises. Give us our pay cheque and everyone is happy. Real loyalty is a two-way street and one that only requires a simple contract – you give, you get. Sporting clubs endear various forms of loyalty these days. Supporters have it in droves
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The state government has announced more than $1.32 million of funding for Wyndham council’s libraries in the 2017-18 financial year. Last week, Werribee MP Tim Pallas and Altona MP Jill Hennessy said the money would help the libraries to buy books, update computers and deliver programs for students. Cr Josh Gilligan, who holds Wyndham’s learning city portfolio, welcomed the increased funding.
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Nando’s Point Cook will host a community day on Saturday, July 15, from 11am to 3pm, to raise funds for Western Chances, which provides scholarships and support to young people from Melbourne’s west. The restaurant’s manager, Prakash Adhikari, said the restaurant hoped to sell 1000 meals over the four hours. Nando’s is at shop 403, Point Cook Town Centre, corner Main and Murnon streets.
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Weerama fights for two-day fest By Charlene Macaulay The Weerama committee is once again locking horns with Wyndham council, this time over funding for the 2018 festival. Wyndham council city life director Jenny McMahon said the council had given the committee $15,000 under its community grants scheme for next year’s festival with the condition that it would be a one-day event held in Werribee CBD, rather than a two-day event held across the city. Ms McMahon said the council had also offered extra support to the committee in the form of a workshop with its events team to “explore how a successful festival can be held in a single day and location, and be an exciting experience for the community”. “Council is keen to support Weerama for this annual event, especially as it celebrates its 40th year in 2018,” she said. But Weerama president Marcel Mahfoud said that while he was happy with the funding, he was still negotiating with the council about conditions tied to it. In particular, Mr Mahfoud is keen to see the festival held over two days – March 18 and 19 – instead of March 19 alone. “We’d like to decide how many days the festival is,” he said. “We’re currently planning for a two-day festival – that’s what the community has asked for. We’ve proven that we can run a successful event.” The Weerama committee has been plagued with problems in recent years. The festival
was cancelled in 2015 when the council refused grant money to fix committee governance issues, including administration and bookkeeping. This year, the running of the festival was in limbo until the 11th hour. Festival management and Wyndham council held crisis talks over traffic management and rubbish collection in the week leading up to the event.
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The council refused to issue a festival permit until the Weerama committee could supply a traffic management plan and supporting documentation that detailed how it would be carried out and funded. Festival organisers managed to secure a place of public entertainment permit only two days out from the festival. Meanwhile, confusion surrounds the future of the Weerama committee. Ms McMahon has said that the council had been informally approached by the committee “requesting that we consider running the event”. Mr Mahfoud denied the takeover claims. “We’ve never had that conversation, and we’ve never requested that informally, or formally,” he said.
Beverley Cox holds an iPad copy of her highly commended scarf. (Marco De Luca)
It’s a wrap for creatives A Werribee crafter is all smiles after her work was singled out at a national scarf-making festival. Beverley Cox received a highly commended in the felted category of the National Wool Museum’s Scarf Festival for her creation called In this, the Planet Europa. Working to the festival theme of Galaxies: a textile journey to infinity and beyond, Ms Cox employed the art of nuno felting, combining silk and wool to give her scarf a boucle effect. She said it took about three hours to make. “It does get the creative juices flowing, to get it to fit the theme.” A scarf-festival veteran, Ms Cox also does a lot of quilting and specialises in creating memory
quilts for people wanting to incorporate bits and pieces from a loved one. National Wool Museum director Padraic Fisher said nearly 300 people entered this year’s competition. “The number and quality of entries for the Scarf Festival just gets bigger and better each year – such is the strength of craft in Australia,” he said. “We are blessed to have practitioners who insist on keeping the art of handmade alive and well.” The scarves, including the winning entries, are on display at the National Wool Museum in Geelong until August 27. Charlene Macaulay
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Bella’s long road ahead By Alexandra Laskie Bella Nagashima’s favourite colour is aquamarine. She loves role-playing and playing dress-ups with her sister Olivia, and when not undergoing high-dose chemotherapy at the Royal Children’s Hospital, she’s in grade 1 at St Lawrence Primary School in Derrimut. For the past three months, seven-year-old Bella has been undergoing pre-transplant conditioning ahead of what is hoped will be a life-saving bone marrow transplant. And now she, Olivia and parents Vanie and Futoshi, hold their breath and wait.
The Williams Landing family’s world was rocked three years ago when Bella was diagnosed with acute lymphoblastic leukaemia. More than two years of chemotherapy kept the cancer at bay until March this year when they were told Bella had relapsed. On July 20, surgeons will replace Bella’s destroyed bone marrow with Vanie’s healthy bone marrow stem cells. Then over the next two-to-four weeks, the marrow cells will hopefully divide and the blood count should start to improve. The journey to recovery is long and not guaranteed, but Vanie is holding out that it will
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give her little girl “a new lease on life”. “She’s my little warrior, she’s been very brave,” Vanie said. The family is hoping their journey will encourage other people to sign up to the bone marrow registry. Vanie said little more than a blood donation was required of her. “No one needs to die to become a bone marrow donor. They just took 400 millilitres of stem cells from my blood product,” she said. A fundraising day will be held on July 29 at the Derrimut Community Centre from 10am-4pm to help the family build an outdoor play space for Bella and Olivia.
Sanctuary Lakes residents have vowed to fight a Wyndham council decision to open an access road between two estates. At a recent meeting, the council reaffirmed its 2013 decision to provide an access road between Middle Park Drive in South Shore Gardens and the Address estate in Point Cook despite residents lodging a petition bearing 240 signatures against it. Residents from the South Shore Gardens estate are concerned the access road – which has already been built and named Glacier Street – will turn their street into a rat run to bypass traffic at the Sneydes and Point Cook roads intersection. Residents believe the access road will compromise estate security. But a council report stated the access road will give Middle Park Road residents “a choice of access points to enter Point Cook Road depending upon their intended direction of travel”. However, the council also agreed to monitor Middle Park Drive to see if traffic using Glacier Street was causing a hazard. If so, the council can either employ “on-road traffic treatments” or, in the event that other measures fail, close the road to traffic. Resident Wanda Hernadi said residents were disappointed by the response, planned to appeal the decision and would seek advice from the Victorian Ombudsman. Charlene Macaulay
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Staying true to Trug we have also been giving them away to residents as part of competition prizes.” Cr Hooper said Truganina was a rapidly growing area, made up of people from diverse backgrounds. “According to the latest census data, Truganina’s population is now over 20,600, an increase of more than 120 per cent over the last five years,” he said. “With so many people now calling this area home, it’s great that a project like the I Love Trug shirts are able to bring them together, foster pride in their suburb.”
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Mail fail for Werribee South By Charlene Macaulay Werribee South residents are crying out for large letters and packages to be delivered to their front doors. They’re also keen for the suburb to get its own post office. Werribee South Ratepayers Association vice-president Marisa Berton said residents were not getting “to the door” service for packages and had to pick them up at the post office in Lentini Street, Hoppers Crossing – a 16 kilometre trip for some people.
This is despite the fact that until a few years ago, Australia Post was delivering large letters and parcels to the doors of Werribee South properties, according to association president Joe Garra. “Now all we get is a card [to pick our parcel up],” Dr Garra said. “I’ve started getting stuff delivered to work.” Ms Berton added: “It is extremely difficult for some elderly residents relying on public transport as the buses do not service many parts of our district. It is time Australia Post delivered parcels which have been paid to
be delivered as a ‘to the door’ service. We are officially in a metropolitan suburb and we believe postal services should reflect this basic need for residents.” Tanya Bradley-Barrett, from the Wyndham Harbour Owners Corporation Committee, said she picked up packages from the Hoppers Crossing post office up to three times a week because her husband was a “mad eBay buyer”. “It’s not even the Werribee post office – it’s not convenient,” she said. An Australia Post spokesman said a “roadside delivery” service was currently running in
Werribee South, whereby letters and parcels that fitted into letterboxes and did not require a signature were delivered to letterboxes on the boundaries of properties. He said a recent review found that it was not possible to introduce a street delivery service “for safety reasons”, but that Australia Post would continue to monitor the area with a view to “enhancing” delivery services in the future. He said Australia Post did “not believe an additional post office is required [in Werribee South] at this point in time”.
Family on the force For Victoria Police officers Craig and Tarryn McDonald, it’s a case of like father, like daughter. Leading Senior Constable Craig McDonald has been a policeman for 30 years and he couldn’t be prouder of his 27-year-old daughter Tarryn, who joined the force five years ago. For Tarryn, a Senior Constable, joining the force was the realisation of a childhood ambition. “I always wanted to join the force, I liked what police did for the community and I wanted to be a part of it,” she said. At the moment, Senior Constable McDonald is based at a police station in the south-eastern suburbs. Her dad, 54, serves as the crime prevention officer for Melbourne’s northwest metropolitan area which includes Wyndham and Maribyrnong. Leading Senior Constable McDonald
remembers taking his daughter to school and giving talks on safety. “He used to drive me to school in the police car and put the sirens on,” Senior Constable McDonald said. “It was so embarrassing.” Both said they enjoyed the fact that working as police meant every day was different. While Senior Constable McDonald responds to triple-0 call-outs, her father deals with businesses and people who are victims of crime, including people caught in family violence. “There are some people you get a real pleasure out of helping, if you can,” he said. He said that after his experience in the police force, he sometimes felt concerned about what his daughter might encounter while at work. “I do worry – I know she’s street smart and she’s done the training, but I still worry,” he said. Alesha Capone
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Footscray West actor Ross Daniels will take audience members back in time when he stars in a show at the Werribee Mansion this month. Daniels has joined the cast of What Was That, a theatrical production set at the heritage mansion, written by Werribee actor and businesswoman Alaine Beek. Staged by Essence Productions, the performance is set in the 19th century and tells the story of the Chirnside family, who built the mansion. Daniels plays the role of Mr Duncan, the head butler. “Alaine, the producer, was looking for a new actor to join the team and play the character of a bossy butler with a drinking problem,” Daniels said. “Apparently my name kept coming up – I won’t take that personally.” Daniels said there was “plenty of twists and
turns” in What Was That. “It has a good blend of entertainment elements,” he said. “It’s funny, there’s a nice amount of history tied into the story and it’s quite scary in parts too – watch out behind you!” Daniels, who is also a comedian, has appeared in several television shows, including City Homicide, Stingers, Blue Heelers, Something in the Air, Janus and Round the Twist. What was That is staged once a week at 8pm on either Friday or Saturday nights, at Werribee Mansion. The show is recommended for children aged 11+ due to some scary elements. Tickets: adult $42 (two for $60), child $20, concession/resident/group booking $35. See essenceproductions.com.au/ for details. Alesha Capone
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A popular Werribee supermarket is up for sale after being placed into administration. Grocery and hardware giant Metcash called in administrators on Thursday to examine the finances and manage the sale of the Sims IGA Plus Liquor stores in Footscray and Werribee. Metcash spokeswoman Samantha Maslen confirmed insolvency firm Rodgers Reidy has been appointed to handle the matter, after earlier this year taking over as administrators of Watersun Homes. Directors Shane Cremin and Gary Fettes, who have taken administration of the two stores, have moved to assure staff and customers it will be business as usual for the time being. Mr Cremin told Star Weekly staff are continuing to restock shelves and the stores will continue trading as a buyer is sought. “We are reviewing the business and conducting a marketing and sale campaign for the business as a going concern,” he said. “This is only day two, so our investigations are continuing but we are keeping the doors open. “If we can achieve a sale and look after jobs and suppliers it will be a good result.” Mr Cremin said the business does not own the freehold for the two stores, but the administrators will be “dealing with the landlords” as part of the process. Staff have been briefed on the situation. After Star Weekly posted a story about the Sims’ sale last week, several people commented that they were sad about the news. One reader, Phyllis, wrote that she was “very sad”. Another woman, Betty, commented that she was “so so disappointed” and hoped the “lovely staff” at Sims all retained their jobs.
Carranballac P-9 College’s two Point Cook campuses came together for the first time recently to celebrate a cultural melting pot full of experiences. Traditional Bollywood and Japanese dancing, sumo wrestling and a soccer match were on the cards when pupils from Carranballac’s Boardwalk and Jamieson Way campuses took part in a range of Cultural Diversity Day activities. Teacher Megan Dinham said this year, all year levels had been studying the culture of an allocated area, such as India, the Philippines, Japan, Indonesia, China, Pacific Islands, Korea and the United Nations. Ms Dinham said it was the first time the school has brought together its two campuses onto one site. The day ended with a whole-college photo. YEAR 9 STUDENT RADHE
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Respite offers a new lifestyle By Alesha Capone A new respite centre for young people on the autism spectrum has been opened in Werribee. On Thursday, Wyndham mayor Henry Barlow and Lalor MP Joanne Ryan opened The Lifestyle House in the Rosella Avenue building. The home will support residents aged between 15 and 25, who live in the Wyndham, Melton and Brimbank council areas. It has five beds, allowing five young people to stay overnight at any one time.
The Lifestyle House offers a range of activities for young people who visit, including school holiday recreational services, camps and social events. Aspect’s community engagement and operations manager Ben James said the house also had three separate living spaces, which were “utilised as calm sensory spaces for people to feel at home in”. He said the property featured a walking track, herb gardens, seating areas, a barbecue, a trampoline and a swing.
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facility,” he said. Mr James said that while there were similar facilities in the west, The Lifestyle House was purpose-built for people on the autism spectrum. The house is operated by Autism Spectrum Australia (Aspect) in conjunction with the Department of Health and Human Services, Housing Choices Australia and Wyndham council. Wyndham council donated the land for the respite centre. Details: 1800 ASPECT (1800 277 328)
Happy end to dog’s tale Sisters Lea, Tegan and Paige Thiele have set up a charity to help dogs, cats and pet owners in an impoverished area of South Africa. The siblings – who live in Hoppers Crossing, Werribee South and Ballarat – started Tin Can Town Inc Australia in 2014. Tegan said they founded the charity after she and Paige visited South Africa to volunteer at a wildlife sanctuary, as part of a working holiday. While overseas, they met some volunteers from Tin Can Town which provides care and outreach veterinary work to animals owned by residents of a settlement called the Symphony Way Temporary Relocation Area. The township, which is about 15 minutes away from Cape Town, is known as ‘Blikkiesdorp’, which means tin can village. Tegan said that while in the township, she met a dog owner who could not afford a cancer treatment for her pet – the treatment would have cost about AU$14. Tegan said she offered to pay for the
treatment and, on arriving back in Australia, the sisters decided to do all they could to help the town and its animals. They now fundraise to help Tin Can Town volunteers provide medical care and food to the pets of Blikkiesdorp. The sisters said that most other charities would not go into Blikkiesdorp and nearby areas due to the high crime rate, so there was a lot of demand for the Tin Can Town services. “I like that it’s not just helping a dog, it’s helping many animals as a whole community,” Tegan said. See facebook.com/tincantowninc or tincantown.org.au for details. Alesha Capone
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The best care in ruff times By Alesha Capone When animals fall ill or need medical attention, Lort Smith Animal Hospital is often the first port of call for help. Vets and nurses at the North Melbourne clinic, the largest animal hospital in the country, carried out 37,996 consultations during 2016. More than 23,640 of those consultations were for animal owners living in the west and north western suburbs. Among the top local areas from which residents visited Lort Smith with their pets were St Albans (632 visits), Werribee (537 visits), Hoppers Crossing (534 visits) and Footscray (449 visits). Keilor East was next with 418 visits, followed by Point Cook at 386 consultations and Altona Meadows with 384 animal medical cases. The hospital also had 324 consultations with animal owners from Deer Park, 298 from Yarraville and 294 from Taylors Lakes. More than 230 residents from Wyndham Vale, Tarneit, Hillside, Sunshine, Caroline Springs, Melton, Melton South, Melton West and Footscray West also visited Lort Smith with their pets. Chief executive David Herman said people brought animals into Lort Smith for a variety of reasons including vaccinations, desexing, injuries, poisoning and infections. “While Lort Smith treats animals from all across Melbourne, we typically see high numbers of people bringing their pets in from
suburbs in Melbourne’s west and north west,” Mr Herman said. “We know that a lot of people who are financially or socially disadvantaged from these areas choose to bring their pets in to be treated by us. “Lort Smith fills a unique role as arguably the only public-style hospital for companion animals in Australia.”
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No charity for rubbish dumpers By Alesha Capone Wyndham council has vowed to crack down on people who dump rubbish and unusable items at charity shops. Wyndham’s environment and sustainability portfolio holder Cr Heather Marcus said the council had recently fined six people for leaving rubbish outside some Werribee charity stores. Each person was fined $311 for dumping objects such as furniture, clothes, toys, broken televisions, prams and general rubbish at the shops.
Cr Marcus said that every year, charities and opportunity shops were forced to spend tens of thousands of dollars disposing of rubbish left on their doorsteps. “Not only is illegal rubbish dumping an eyesore and damaging to our environment, it also reduces the ability of charity stores to help those in need,” she said. Cr Marcus said the council’s Litter Task Force was also in the process of developing new ways to tackle rubbish dumping. “Council takes dumping and littering very seriously,” she said.
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“We know that many residents are concerned about it and we are determined to make a difference by using every method at our disposal.” Cr Marcus said the council’s Waste and Litter Strategy aimed to totally eliminate illegal dumping in the municipality by 2040.
She said residents who wanted to dispose of broken televisions and other small electrical appliances could take them to the Refuse Disposal Facility at 470 Wests Road in Werribee, for free. “You can also book two free hard and green waste collections each year by calling council,” Cr Marcus said. “All furniture, mattresses, white goods and green waste will be taken for free.” Anyone who witnesses rubbish being dumped in Wyndham can call the council on 9742 0777 or visit wyndham.vic.gov.au.
Like a Doig with a ball In the Doig family, soccer is practically a religion. When the Doigs moved to Wyndham from Scotland in 1980, patriarch Ross joined the Hoppers Crossing Soccer Club within the year, and son Lee played his first game when he was five years old. Both men have since retired from the game, but remain active in the club. Lee, who is a life member and is part of the social committee, is organising the club’s annual past players, fans and sponsors day, at Grange Reserve on July 29. The annual event, which is now in its fifth year, will include what’s shaping up to be a top-of-the-table clash between Hoppers Crossing and Altona City. Lee said the club, which used to play out of Mossfiel Reserve, used to be much smaller than today’s club, which boasts more than 500 members across a number of teams.
“It’s amazing how much it’s grown,” he said. “For myself, and dad as well, we’ve made friends for life through the club – it almost is like family. “My dad’s still best friends with people that he met almost as soon as he got off the plane through the soccer club and I’ve got mates that I’ve had since that first team I played in. “It’s a really good family club.” Lee is hoping his two sons will one day also become life members. For more information on the past players day, call Jarred on 0413 169 211. Charlene Macaulay
Ross and Lee Doig are looking forward to renewing friendships at a past players’ day. (Marco De Luca)
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A concerted global view This Saturday, the Werribee Concert Band promises to take you all over the world. This year’s theme for the band’s annual mid-year concert is “Around the World – A Musical Journey”. Member David Garrick said the band would play music from Ireland, South Korea, Russia, Egypt and other countries. “We’re taking the audience on a trip to countries all across the globe,” he said. The band originated in the 1920s, beginning
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INVITATION – Tuesday, 1st August 2017 The Brook Point Cook is Point Cook’s Licensed Club, Bar & Restaurant serving great quality food in a relaxed and friendly environment suitable for all.
MAJOR SPONSOR: As a longstanding Werribee firm Crowe Horwath provides quality, expert business and financial advice. They act for employees and business start-ups and entrepreneurs through to small medium and large businesses from all industry sectors, investors and retirees. With the full range of financial services all under the one roof clients don’t have to shop around for professional advice. Services provided by Crowe Horwath include: accounting, tax, business advisory, agribusiness, online accounting solutions, lending broking, risk and general insurance, succession planning, wealth creation, financial planning and aged care. Crowe Horwath is a proud sponsor of the Wyndham Business Awards, Werribee Tigers, Werribee Rotary Golf Day, present twice yearly at the Wyndham Shire Business Seminars and is a member of the Committee for Wyndham, with current President being the firm’s Senior Partner Peter Mayall.
KEY NOTE SPEAKER Philip Dalidakis;
Victorian Minister for Small Business, Innovation & Trade Philip has worked in both the private sector and in government. He worked as an analyst with Deloitte, as a senior property accountant with Centro Properties Group, and as a financial controller with Boston Umbrella. He was chief executive officer of the Victorian Association of Forest Industries from 2007 to 2011. In government, he was deputy chief of staff to Senator Stephen Conroy, Minister for Broadband, in 2011-12. From 2012 to 2014 he ran his own business, SCG Advisory. Philip has been active in many community organisations. He has been treasurer of the Jewish Museum of Australia, treasurer of SKA Children’s Services Inc, and a Homework Support volunteer with Southern Ethnic Advisory and Advocacy Council.
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I recently joined our Federal Member Joanne Ryan MP and other dignitaries for the official opening of the Autism Spectrum Australia (Aspect) Innovative Respite Facility in Werribee. This service will be of great benefit to our community, filling a gap that undoubtedly exists here not only in Wyndham, but also in our neighbouring cities of Melton and Brimbank. The Innovative Respite Facility will provide much-needed support to families living with Autism Spectrum by providing them with respite services, and also helping them to form community connections that will assist people to achieve their goals and a higher quality of life. Based on our population numbers there are roughly 2200 people living with Autism Spectrum in our City, and 5500 across Wyndham, Melton and Brimbank. The opening also reminded me of many personal stories that I have been told including hearing about a Point Cook family with four children on the spectrum aged between 4-13. You can imagine how important it is for these families to have support in the community including facilities like this. As Mayor I continue to believe how together we can all improve local life for families and so I was honoured to do the opening. Regards, Henry Barlow.
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A growling grass frog. (Courtesy: Peter Robertson)
Froggie friends dig in The Friends of Skeleton Creek have helped to improve the Hoppers Crossing habitat of the growling grass frog. Last month, volunteers from the group installed plants and boulders along the creek near Bromage Close to improve the lot of the endangered species. Group vice-president John Dawes said the volunteers put jute matting along the banks of the creek to prevent erosion, mulched along the top and planted some native grass. “The frogs have an ideal aquatic habitat along Skeleton Creek, but they also like a range of other nearby places to hang out – so that’s why we plant suitable native grasses and some big rocks to sun themselves on,” he said. “It’s wonderful to hear the growling grass frog when working down along the creek.”
Funding for the recent work came from Melbourne Water, with support from Wyndham council. Friends of Skeleton Creek secretary Denice Perryman said the group worked with Wyndham and Hobsons Bay councils to maintain the creek, which runs through Tarneit, Truganina, Hoppers Crossing, Point Cook, Seabrook and Altona Meadows. “We are a social group and welcome all who are able to join us, even if you can only find time to contribute a few hours during the year,” she said. The group also runs education and planting days for schools. Details: facebook.com/ friendsofskeletoncreek or naturewest.org.au Alesha Capone
“Kool Kidz is proud to announce our new service opening in Tarneit this coming August, Kool Kidz Tarneit West will utilise the same Kool Beginnings Curriculum used at Kool Kidz Tarneit which tragically burnt down over a month ago. We are excited to provide families in the area our new service “Kool Kidz Tarneit West” located at 345-351 Hogans rd, Tarneit which will have its open day on August the 26th. Families will get an opportunity to meet the Approved Provider Tash along with her team of educators, take a tour of the new facility as well as partake in the exciting activities offered on the day including a sausage sizzle, animal farm, children’s performers and so much more! As spots are limited we encourage all families who are interested in sending their children to Kool Kidz Tarneit West to please go to www.koolkidztarneitwest.com.au and register your interest.
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Charity’s pet project By Charlene Macaulay A Werribee woman is all smiles after getting a little helping hand to fix her beloved dog’s teeth. Blaize Kerr, who has been out of work since injuring her spine and ankle in a workplace fall nine years ago, was inconsolable when she discovered her 13-year-old Pomeranian cross Maltese terrier Sheiko needed surgery urgently to remove and fix some teeth. Ms Kerr, who has been on the disability support pension since her accident, knew she could not afford the medical bills for the surgery.
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Motocross bid goes to plan B Wyndham council will search for a new operator to run the Lawrie Emmins Reserve motocross track being overhauled in Laverton North. Motorcycling Victoria signed an agreement with the council in 2015 to operate and manage the track once the work is completed. But a council meeting last week heard that the motorcyling body had withdrawn from its commitment to operate the venue because it no longer had the financial capacity to do so. Councillors Kim McAliney and Intaj Khan said that although the decision was “disappointing” they believed a third-party operator could be found. A community reference group will be established to work with the council, during the re-opening of the track and its first 24 months of operation. During that time, the council will invite expressions of interest from third-party operators to manage and operate the track. A council report stated that direct management of the track by the council was not considered a viable option. The report stated the council would most likely enter into a five-year lease agreement with the future operator of the motocross track. The council has spent $780,000 to redevelop the track, which was opened in the 1970s, but was closed in 2010. Construction of the track is due to be completed within the next 12 months.
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She was thrilled when a vet referred her to the Pet Medical Crisis Fund, a charity that helps pensioners and disadvantaged pet owners who cannot afford surgery to keep their family pet alive. The fund paid for Sheiko’s surgery and today, the dog has a clean bill of health. Ms Kerr said she was thrilled with the help and support she received from the PMCF to give Sheiko the treatment she needed. “Without them I simply could not afford to get this crucial procedure done,” she said. “Sheiko has been my comfort and companion to lean on. “I love her scruffy fur, her crooked front teeth, her heavy, wheezy breath … she has the most beautiful expressive, big brown eye when she looks up at me while she lies curled up on my lap.”
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MY WYNDHAM Imran Akm has lived in Hoppers Crossing for more than two years. Before moving to Australia, the father-of-two studied mathematics and worked as a newspaper journalist in his native country, Bangladesh. He now runs a photography business, teaches photography and is studying for a diploma at Melbourne Polytechnic. He speaks with Alesha Capone. How did you come to live in Wyndham? I came to Australia in 2008. I lived in the Sunshine-Footscray area before moving to Shepparton. I bought a house here in Hoppers Crossing and I came back. I was looking for somewhere close to the city and also close to the country. I can drive 10 minutes from my home and be in the country. When I first moved here, I travelled around Wyndham and took photos – in Tarneit, Point Cook and Cocoroc. I thought, ‘I want to know the local area I live in’.
Wyndham is culturally diverse, that is the thing which attracts me a lot … there are lots of different cultures and traditions. It is good for young families as well. My dream is to organise a photo festival in Wyndham for everyone and international photographers, with photography, arts and everything. Where is your favourite place to take photos in Wyndham? Werribee South, because of the agriculture. My grandfather was a farmer, so it reminds me of him. It is a beautiful place. I take a lot of landscape images over there. Basically, I am a documentary photographer, so I would like to do a documentary about Werribee South and the farmers there – my interests are the farming, the culture,
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the changes in farming because younger generations don’t want to take on the farms and the urbanisation. What else do you take photos of? Diversity of people, culture and religion. I’m working to photograph subjects which show
all the religions around me, there are many known and unknown, not just Christianity and Muslim. My other interest is nationalism in multiculturalism. I did a wedding photography for some Macedonian people and they were raising their flag. There are in this country, but they keep up their own traditions. Last year, at an Indian festival, they put
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up their country’s flag. The South Sudanese play sport, and they drape themselves in the Australian flag. Sometimes I see an Italian flag on a construction site. Myself and some friends, also for the past four years, have been making a documentary about the Australian contribution to the Bangladeshi Liberation War in 1971.
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Werribee Shire Council has instructed its engineer to draw up a code of guidance so that the building of flats and villa units within the shire can be controlled in a manner more satisfactory to all people concerned. For several years now the location of flats has caused council more concern and discussion than any other single matter with the possible exception of flood-prone land.
Werribee councillor Julian Menegazzo has decided to quit the council because he believes his personal drive in fighting for issues has diminished. Cr Menegazzo, who was first elected to the council in 1982, was due to come up for re-election on 1 August this year, but he has decided not to run.
The word is that either the former Prime Minister, Mr Bob Hawke, his wife Blanche or golfing giant Greg Norman could be behind a $7 million venture to open a hotel at the historic Mansion at Werribee Park. A third name rumoured to be involved is mining magnate Mr Joe (Diamond) Gutnick.
Thirteen people, including 10 from Hoppers Crossing, were arrested after a series of raids across three suburbs last Wednesday. Police from the Werribee CIU, Footscray uniform division and the Geelong regional response unit searched eight houses in Laverton, Hoppers Crossing and Altona as part of Operation Fluter.
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Enjoy free 45-minute fitness sessions at the Wyndham Park Primary Community Hub, 77 Kookaburra Avenue, Werribee. There’s Fitclub on Tuesday evenings and Friday mornings, and Boxfit on Sunday mornings. The classes are run in a positive, supportive and family-friendly environment and are suitable for all levels of fitness. ■ 0413 022 534
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Rose pruners needed
Come and join the volunteers who are pruning the 5000 roses at the world-renowned Victoria State Rose Garden, Werribee Park. Enjoy the friendly company, barbecues and beautiful surrounds every Wednesday and/or Saturday morning until the end of August. You will be taught how to prune as required in a display garden. ■ 9974 2302
Ratepayers of Werribee South AGM
The Ratepayers of Werribee South is a community group that advocates to council, state and federal government. The group will host its annual general meeting at 7.30pm on July 12 at Diggers Road Memorial Hall, Werribee South (corner Whites Road). Meet your councillors. Members and non-members welcome, coffee and tea available. ■ 0414 427 489 or email mb.design@bigpond.com
To celebrate the launch of Despicable Me 3 this school holidays, Pacific Werribee will be hosting a minions meet and greet during week two (July 10-14) in the centre court. ■ pacificwerribee.com.au
Christmas in July
For anyone hosting a Christmas in July event, the Lions Club of Werribee Club is selling Christmas cakes. ■ 0409 528 983 or werribee.vic.lions.org.au
Winter orchid show
The Werribee Orchid Club will host its annual winter show on July 15 from 9am-4pm and July 16 from 9am-3pm at the Italian Sports Club, 601 Heaths Road, Werribee. Enjoy sales, displays, raffles, demonstrations, and plenty of free advice. Entry is $4 per person. ■ plrich1@bigpond.com
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The Werribee Church of Christ, 200 Tarneit Road, Werribee, will celebrate its 45th birthday with a special service on July 23
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from 10am. A light lunch will be provided after the service. ■ 9741 6051
History talks
Werribee District Historical Society will be holding local history talks at the Werribee Museum, corner Watton Street and Duncans Road, Werribee, on Tuesdays 10am-3pm and Saturdays 10am-1pm. ■ 9749 2713 or l_pritchard@optusnet.com.au
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Weight Loss Club
The Wyndham T.O.W.N Weight Loss Club aims to provide support and encouragement to all members to enable them to make healthy lifestyle changes. Weekly meetings are held at The Grange Community Centre, 260-280 Hogans Road, Hoppers Crossing. ■ 0407 844 320
Stallholders wanted
The Werribee Craft Festival is holding a two-day event on November 11-12 at Encore Events Centre, Hoppers Crossing, and is calling for applications from interested stallholders. Applications close on September 1. ■ 0419 351 141, or email www.werribeecraftfestival@hotmail.com
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Williams Landing shopping centre is hosting a range of events throughout the July school holidays. Week two will include free kids cooking classes from Monday to Friday at 11am, noon and 1pm. ■ www.williamslandingshoppingcentre. com.au
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For the path pedaller, 18 years and older, interested in fun, friends, and coffee. BayWest BUG offers a variety of social rides each month, suitable for most abilities. ■ www.baywestbug.org.au or baywestbug@gmail.com
Kids dance classes
Bounczn Dance Company, a youth not-for-profit organisation, is starting dance classes for anyone aged between two and 25 years at the Tarneit Community Centre during term three. Classes include creative movement, ballet and hip-hop. ■ 0499 385 975 or
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By Alexandra Laskie It was a slow start to the Aspen snow season last year. Less than two weeks out from Christmas and most of the expert terrain wasn’t even open. The weather in November was so warm snowmaking machines weren’t able to work their magic so visitors to this former silver mining town were forced to wait for the real stuff to fall watching new releases at an historic
102-year-old cinema, eating at magnificent restaurants, sipping cocktails at apres ski bars, shopping at Gucci and the like or getting lost at the Aspen Art Museum. There’s a lot on offer here aside from the snow, but considering that’s why most people – from Hollywood A-listers to Russian billionaires as well as mere mortals who enjoy Aspen’s variety of terrain – come to this town on the Roaring Fork River in Pitkin County, Colorado, snow was on everyone’s mind.
But as the saying goes, good things come to those who wait, and it certainly delivered. Nine days out from Christmas and a huge snowstorm dumped almost 50 centimetres of snow over the resort’s four mountains. And it kept falling. Measurable falls were recorded on 16 of the following 27 days after the storm. In just one week in mid-January, a whopping 115 centimetres fell, creating conditions many skiers and snowboarders can only dream about. But in typical Aspen fashion, out on the
slopes after the dump it felt like everyone else had missed the memo. Unlike comparable resorts in Europe such as France’s Chamonix or Italy’s Sella Ronda, you never wait more than a few minutes to get on a gondola or chairlift, and groomed runs are rarely, if ever, crowded. That’s because it’s been designed to stay that way. Aspen locals say a handful of factors ensure the place is never overrun with tourists. The first being the distance the mountain is from
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Best route: Qantas flies to Aspen via Los Angeles. When to go: After New Years Eve public holidays in early January. Stay: Rooms at Hotel Aspen are about AUD $400 per night in high season. Coffee: Victoria + Co Espresso + Wine Bar. Dinner: L’Hostaria (northern Italian) or Steak House No.316 (book in advance). On mountain: Bonnie’s on Aspen Mountain. Denver. Major ski resorts in Breckenridge, Keystone, Arapahoe Basin, Copper, Vail, and Beaver Creek are all within about two hours driving distance of Colorado’s capital, whereas Aspen is double; about four hours by car. Also, a lift pass that grants access to Aspen’s four mountains – Aspen Mountain, Snowmass, Aspen Highlands and Buttermilk – is also more expensive than any other of the state’s 26 ski resorts, just pipping Vail to the title. But if you fly in and forget about how much you’ve paid to ski or snowboard here, there’s no looking back. Visitors are spoilt for choice of terrain upon waking up in Aspen. The resort’s four mountains offer something for skiers and snow boarders of all levels. Its lack of green (beginner) runs makes Aspen Mountain, which the locals have dubbed Ajax, the best for advanced skiers. The gondola from bottom to top takes 14 minutes, so it’s best to make the most of the lifts at the top before skiing all the way down again.
For beginner or intermediate skiers, there are free shuttle buses to Buttermilk Mountain’s more manageable terrain. It’s just three miles away from Aspen village, or a 10-minute bus ride, and is a haven for families with young children. For lovers of fresh powder, Aspen Highlands is a must. This is the mountain favoured by locals and expert skiers for its famous Highlands Bowl. It requires a hike from the top of the chairlift, where you effort is rewarded with virgin powder and fresh tracks. And then there’s Aspen Snowmass, which, as the name suggests is, a massive peak that offers the most varied skiing conditions of the lot. It is America’s second biggest mountain and has groomed runs for all abilities, serviced by 21 lifts. In all, Aspen offers more than 2225 hectares of terrain that can be accessed with a single all-mountain lift pass. While the resort has garnered a reputation for its bejewelled jet-set crowd, for every mink coat clad, Louis Vuitton toting tourist, there is another daredevil skier here for the fresh powder, vertical drops and apres ski beer(s). This charming town has some of the most expensive real estate in the world, but you can stay within walking distance of the village for under $500 and eat at the bar of its glitziest restaurants for half the cost of their a la carte menus. If you’re willing to fly rather than drive, it’s also easy to get to Aspen. The town has its own airport and you can fly there direct from major US cities. Once you touch down, make sure to check out the line-up of private jets before jumping on the free shuttle bus into town. Even with frequent stopping, the seven kilometre trip takes all of about 15 minutes. So don’t let the town’s highflying reputation put you off, for this skiers haven is well worth the schlep. But if you want to fit in, bring a 150-pelt chinchilla.
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Pet insurance is becoming more and more popular in Australia as the benefits of covering pets against illnesses and accidents are recognised. Pet insurance offers you peace of mind as unexpected medical costs for your pet can be hundreds, or even thousands, of dollars. Sadly many pets are euthanased each year as owners are unable to meet unexpected medical costs. There are multiple pet insurance companies so ensure you research and find one that suits your particular pet and its lifestyle. Individual schemes vary in the type of procedures covered and exclusions may include routine vaccinations or costs incurred with breeding. Insurance is invaluable if your pet breaks a leg, develops a cancerous lump or suffers from a major illness such as kidney failure or diabetes. Upon paying your veterinary bill, you can submit a claim to the insurance company who will then reimburse you a percentage of the total costs. Some policies do have an excess and an annual limit when making a claim. You cannot claim for pre-existing illnesses prior to starting a policy, and there may be a pet age limit of eight years for starting a new policy. The cost of insurance will also vary depending on the type of cover you choose but it will be worth its weight in gold should you need it! Our clinic offers four weeks of free pet insurance to all new puppies and kittens.
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WYNDHAM VALE 192 McGrath Road, 3024
HOPPERS CROSSING 46 Bourke Crescent, 3029
YPA Wyndham City: 9741 7777
LJ Hooker: 9748 5888
Price: $465,000 – $480,000
Private sale
Price: Contact agent
Auction: July 22 at 11.30am
Beautifully presented, with a lovely contemporary feel, this place will have families and savvy investors lining up. It’s within a five-minute walk of shops, schools and transport, and a five-minute drive away from two train stations and Werribee main streets. The bright kitchen, with all mod-cons, is at the centre of an L-shaped lounge room and a family-meals area. Three big, fitted bedrooms include the main with walk-in and mirrored built-in wardrobes, plus an en suite with timber vanity. The toilet is separate to the main bathroom. A large deck under a gabled pergola faces a spacious, landscaped backyard that has a powered shed. Other features include gas ducted heating, a wood heater, fresh paintwork, new security shutters and near-new fencing.
In popular Mossfiel estate, close to three primary schools, kindergartens, and within a walk of Pacific Werribee shopping centre, this renovated house has three good-sized bedrooms that share a glossily revamped bathroom. A separate lounge room links with the kitchen and meals area. Mottled grey laminate benches, ample storage, underbench oven, gas cooktop and dishwasher are features of the galley kitchen. Carpet and floating floorboards, plus drapes and vertical blinds comprise the decor. A covered alfresco zone has timber screens and quality shade cloth, making it a year-round relaxation spot. Other drawcards include ducted heating, evaporative cooling, a large shed, multiple off-street parking spots and side access to the backyard. The block is about 610 square metres.
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TRUGANINA 9 Dominion Terrace, 3029
WERRIBEE 2 Moubray Court, 3030
MICM: 8256 1111
Westwood First National: 9742 5555
Price: $435,000 – $465,000
Private sale
Price: Contact agent
Auction: July 15 at 1.15pm
In a prized location, with Wyndham Village shopping centre, Westbourne Grammar School, Tarneit train station and parklands all nearby, this house is a perfect match with small families, investors and downsizers. It has three grey-carpeted fitted bedrooms, including the main with walk-in wardrobe and en suite. Along with an open carpeted rumpus room is a spacious, tiled family-meals area with the same vertical blinds found throughout. The charcoal, grey and white-coloured kitchen has a breakfast bench, underbench oven, gas cooktop and dishwasher. An undercover outdoor area faces a lawned backyard ready for garden or personal project and the single garage is remote-controlled. Ducted heating takes care of winter comfort.
On the always-popular south side of town this character-rich house has loads of appeal for families. Everything is on the doorstep: train station, main shopping precinct and eateries, parks, bus service and primary and secondary schools. It has three fitted bedrooms (the main with en suite), and a large rumpus room that could easily serve as a fourth bedroom. A shower room adjoins the laundry. A carpeted lounge room with exposed brick walls has a fireplace, and another living room has built-in cabinetry. The dining area abutting the kitchen has a breakfast bench under a window, while the kitchen has abundant storage and the full suite of stainless-steel appliances. Other notable features are ducted heating, split-system, garden shed, side gates for boat or trailer, a vine-covered pergola, side gates to the backyard and a double garage.
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HOPPERS CROSSING 227 Bellbridge Drive, 3029 Greg Hocking Lawson Partners: 9741 9666 Tucked off Morris Road – putting it in convenience-central – this is a place where bold architecture comes to the fore, in the process delivering uniqueness and an extraordinary sense of space. Entering the house is a gobsmacking moment, eyes drawn up from acres of polished floorboards to, firstly, the windows rising up to meet double-height ceilings, then the staircase ascending to a mezzanine gallery. The white walls, delineating square pillars, a conservatory
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window and varying ceiling heights pack a strong visual punch as well. Except for an en-suited guest bedroom, a powder room (with a door to one of the outdoor areas) and laundry, the entire ground floor comprises floorboarded living zones with multiple doors to covered alfresco areas surrounding the house. The contemporary kitchen has a stone-look breakfast bench, a load of white cabinetry, soft-grey glass splashbacks, wall oven and stainless-steel 900mm
gas cooktop and dishwasher. Three grey-carpeted fitted bedrooms upstairs include the main with an all-white en suite (except for the grey floor tiles), a huge walk-in shower, a spa and dual vanity basins. The similarly decorated main bathroom up here has a modern tub, walk-in shower and a glass bowl-basin; the toilet is separate. Ducted heating throughout takes care of chilly weather. One of the pergolas doubles as a
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Werribee 83 Ballan Road
A3 B2 C1
tarneit 7 Vive Street
A3 B2 C2
You Can Have The Great Australian Dream!
Immaculately Well Presented Home!
• 3 generous sized bedrooms with the master offering an ensuite and a walk-in-robe • An ensemble of living areas with a well presented front lounge • A well set out modern day kitchen with a dishwasher and an ample amount of cupboard space • Single car garage with a double carport behind the front gates • To further ensure the effortless lifestyle you desire, other features include airconditioning and a gas heater to keep you warm during this time of year • 586sqm allotment. Low maintenance and fully landscaped front and back yard
• Three generous sized bedrooms; master with ensuite and WIR, and the remaining bedrooms with BIRs • An impressively large open plan living and meal zone area • Double lock up garage with internal access • Centralized ducted heating and a split system in the living area • 326m2 of land, low maintenance front and back yard with a shed • Two bathrooms and a separate laundry with side access • Currently tenant occupied
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Saturday 5th August 2017 11.00am $359,000 - $394,000 Saturday 15th July 2017 12.30 - 1pm Shop 38 Wyndham Village SC, Tarneit. 9749 0010 Darren Cassar 0438 939 835; Pete Cooney 0421 041 479
Saturday 22nd July 2017 2pm $395,000 - $425,000 Saturday 15th July 11 - 11.30am Shop 38 Wyndham Village SC, Tarneit. 9749 0010 Darren Cassar 0438 939 835; Pete Cooney 0421 041 479
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Werribee 10 Pleone Court
95 Birchwood Boulevard
A3 B1 C1
A3 B2 C2
Attention first home buyers & investors
Family home on large 667sqm block
• Offering a spacious open plan layout comprising 3 bedrooms • All bedrooms generous in size with built in robes • Good sized kitchen serves to dining area and overlooks rear gardens • New window furnishings, combination of slate & carpeted flooring • Gas heating, ducted cooling, dishwasher • Feature bull nose verandah, established gardens, over sized car-port, rear patio and gardens shed
• Popular neighbourhood, surrounded by natural wetlands and parklands with schools closeby • Home comprising 3 bedrooms, master with ensuite • Light filled living, separate dining & kitchen with ample pep & cupboard space • Ducted heating, split system cooling, double garage, pergola • Fantastic allotment (667sqm) with potential side access • Will suit occupiers and investors alike
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Werribee 5/24 riverside avenue
3 A 2.5 B 2 C E
east Facing and on the south side comprising three generous bedrooms with built-in robes, the master with walk-in robe and ensuite, a substantial sized study or potential nursery and a well-appointed main bathroom upstairs, this home on a compact allotment of approximately 195m2 offers not only location, lifestyle and convenience in a low-maintenance setting, but also an opportunity to enter the most sought after area of werribee within an affordable budget. two spacious living areas downstairs, including and an open kitchen / meals and family area to the rear of the home opens onto an asian inspired private and cosy decked pergola. the kitchen boasts stainless steel appliances including four burner gas cooktop and range hood, electric oven, walk-in pantry and ample bench and storage space. extras include ducted heating / refrigerated cooling, window furnishings, double remote garage with internal access, 2.5m/8’ 2� ceilings and rendered exterior.
For sale $465,000 to $495,000 inspect sat 15 Jul 10-10:30am sun 16 Jul 11-11:30am Photo id required agent trish Farquer 0422 679 019 rob westwood 0439 487 818
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Werribee 18 salisbury street 18 salisbury street, Werribee
NEW LISTING
2 A 2.5 B 1 C
Manor lakes 7 brockwell crescent
4A 2B 2C
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Werribee 6 riverside avenue
3A 1B 2C
perfectly positioned With great potential situated on the prestigious south side of Werribee, this property lies within 5 minutes drive of local shops, public transport and easy access to the freeway for daily commuting. The location alone will most certainly impress you; being so close to Werribee river and top quality schools including Corpus Christi Primary, Werribee secondary and MacKillop College, your children can safely walk to school. Comprising three generous sized bedrooms all with built-in robes, a wellappointed central bathroom and a spacious living area at the front property, the kitchen boasts a freestanding four burner stove and ample amount of cupboard and storage space. extras include newly laid carpet, vulcan wall heater, large undercover carport and so much more.
auction sat 15 Jul 12:15pm on site terms 10% dep, Bal 60 days inspect sat 15 Jul 11:45am - 12:15pm Photo id required agent rob Westwood 0439 487 818 Lachlan Cron 0498 216 500
NEW LISTING
AUCTION SAT 29 JUL
hoppers crossing 23 Bordeaux drive not Just a pretty place
3A 1B 2C
Werribee 128 MarKeT road
3A 1B 1C
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Werribee 2 Moubray Court
4A 2B 2C
impressive and south side Comprising four bedrooms, a spacious kitchen features stainless steel gas cook top, electric oven, range hood and dishwasher, a walk-in pantry, plenty of cupboard space and bench top with an adjoining dining area with funky breakfast bar one side and a cosy family area off the other side. the rumpus (or fourth bedroom) at the rear of the home is perfect to sit and relax fl have been searching for, choosing from the family room, rumpus or lounge fi other features include ducted heating, split system cooling, blinds and curtains, garden shed, spacious laundry, with full bathroom attached, oversized double remote garage with direct home access. this home is the complete family package, situated on a generous 613m2 block in the eagerly sought after south side of werribee.
auction Sat 15 Jul 1:15pm on Site terms 10% dep, bal 60 days inspect Sat 152 Jul 12:45pm - 1:15pm Photo Id required agent trish Farquer 0422 679 019 rob westwood 0439 487 818
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Werribee 7b Chat PlaCe
3A 1B 1C
Walk to pacific Werribee
tarneit 15 Creekwood Court
4A 2B 2C
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Werribee 1/7 Bunya Place
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3A 2B 1C
Wyndham Vale 5/32 Parawong Parade
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Werribee 6 giles court
3A 2B 2C
4A 2B 4C
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4A 2B 2C
Sub-Div Potential (STCA)
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HOPPERS CROSSING 13 Buckhurst Wa W y
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Sitting on approx 616m2 this quality 4 bedroom home off f ers BIRs, master bedroom with WIR & ff ensuite, formal lounge, dining area adjacent to kitchen with ample cupboard space, sep laundry r , ry central bathroom & sep toilet. This home also has a dble garage which was converted to salon by the current owner. r r.
Price $480,000 - $520,000 Saturday 15th July 1.30pm
PRDnationwide Werribee 2/85 Synnot Street 9742 7557 prdnationwide.com.au/w / erribee /w Rehan Sajid 0425 779 845 rehans@prdwerribee.com.au
4A 2B 2C
Corner the Market
Selling
W NDHAM VA WY V LE 16 Millewa Wa W y
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Comprising 4 bedrooms + Study, master with ensuite, 2 living areas, spacious kitchen with ample cupboard and bench space. Boasting floating floors upon entry r flowing down to the ry kitchen, meals and living zones. Step outside to a large pergola area Approx 10 x 7 m which overlooks the Salt water in-ground pool, simply fantastic for entertaining family and friends.
Price $435,000 - $460,000 Contact Agent
PRDnationwide Werribee 2/85 Synnot Street 9742 7557 prdnationwide.com.au/w / erribee /w Rohan Smith 0412 864 525 rohans@prdwerribee.com.au
4A 2B 2C
Tarneit Gardens Estate T RNEIT 1 Clarafield Crescent TA Comprising 3 large bedrooms + large study/ y 4th y/
Selling Price $585,000 - $615,000 View
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HOPPERS CROSSING 155 Virgilia Drive
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For the astute investor or first home buyer. r The r. property has been repainted with new carpet
Price $410,000 - $429,000 Saturday 15th July 10am
and blinds throughout. Comprising 3 bedrooms,
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formal lounge, family room and theatre room, kitchen with s/steel appliances and dishwasher. r r.
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access. Land size approx. 570sqm. 38 WYNDHAM STAR WEEKLY \ JULY 12, 2017
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Welcome Home! WERRIBEE 34 Ballan Road Painstakingly restored with a few modern twists, you will love this one! You will be asked to take your shoes off, of and you will see why when you get inside. For those who are looking to further develop the property, operty you may be pleasantly surprised, or alternatively, operty, natively welcome to the first home buyer who natively, wants something a little differ dif ent. The rest speaks for itself. Enjoy!
Auction Saturday 22nd July at 12.30pm Price
$460,000 - $490,000
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PRDnationwide Werribee 2/85 Synnot Street 9742 7557 prdnationwide.com.au/werribee Ash Taylor 0407 808 233 asht@prdwerribee.com.au
3A 2B 4C
The Perfect Home in the Perfect Pocket!
Auction Saturday 29th July at 12.30pm Price
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This delightful family entertainer is located on the south side of Werribee! Comprising three good
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size bedrooms, master with walk in robe and en-suite, formal lounge with adjacent dining area, fully
PRDnationwide Werribee 2/85 Synnot Street 9742 7557 prdnationwide.com.au/werribee Michael Tuder 0412 014 216 michaelt@prdwerribee.com.au
WERRIBEE 16 Nantilla Crescent
renovated kitchen with quality fittings including stainless steel appliances, dishwasher, dishwasher double oven and 900mm cooktop. Outdoors you will be met with an entertaining paradise with a massive deck built around the entire back and side of the property with numerous entertaining zones including a spa retreat area! If you need car accommodation, somewhere for the boat, love entertaining, have an eye for superior workmanship and attention to detail, look no further because here it is.
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2A 1B 1C
Taylor Made For You!
Auction Saturday 29th July at 11am Price
$400,000 - $440,000
Yes, we have a much loved 64 year old family home on 502sqm of Prime with a capital “P” piece of
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real estate. I could waffle on about the features of the home or what you could do with the property,
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WERRIBEE 32 Jellicoe Street
however it really is about only one thing……LOCATION! thing……LOCA “So where do you start me ladies and gentlemen?”
3A 2B 2C
Picture Perfect! HOPPERS CROSSING 2 Ulster Court Ladies and gentlemen, take a look at this one! Unmistakably the best home in the court, possibly even the estate. Restored from its former glory, a remarkable transformation. Modern day living with all the creature comforts. Car enthusiast’s will be impressed with the heavy duty workshop, not to mention the three phase power and solar setup. Do yourself a favour, favour you will not want to miss out on this one!
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PRDnationwide Werribee 2/85 Synnot Street 9742 7557 prdnationwide.com.au/werribee Rohan Smith 0412 864 525 rohans@prdwerribee.com.au
27 Rhode Island Cl. SANCTUARY LAKES
49 Lindsay Gardens. Point Cook 4A
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There are only so many waterside allotments still available within Sanctuary Lakes and at 27 Rhode Island Close you can build your dream home on this 593m2 (approx.) allotment. With a North/South aspect you can take in all of the beautiful surrounds Sanctuary Lakes has to offer.
4 bedroom, 2 bathroom with multiple spacious sunny living areas. 25 sq (approx.) property on a 416m2 (approx.) allotment. Perfect location close to schools, shops & transport. Innisfail Estate & Point Cook P-9 School Zone.
Auction Sat 29th July, y 2017 y, @ 10:00am
Auction This Saturday at 2pm
Contact Scott Perry 0439 595 461 Ainsley Rayner 0428 675 006
23 Boathaven Road. Point Cook 4A
2B
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28 Rhode Island Cl. SANCTUARY LAKES
2C
Low maintenance four-bedroom home in the Alamanda Estate, perfect for the growing family and savvy investor.
There are only so many waterside allotments still available within Sanctuary Lakes and at 28 Rhode Island Close you can build your dream home on this 571m2 (approx.) allotment. With a North/South aspect you can take in all of the beautiful surrounds Sanctuary Lakes has to offer.
Auction Sat 29th July, y 2017 y, @ 12:00pm
Auction Sat 29th July, y 2017 y, @ 10:15am
Inspect Sat 10:00am10:30am
Contact Alexander Hua 0403 359 658
Contact Scott Perry 0439 595 461 Ainsley Rayner 0428 675 006
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84 Beachview Pde. Sanctuary Lakes 4A
2B
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High-calibre four-bedroom Metricon home with 28 squares (approx.) of living on a generous 531m2 (approx.) allotment. Nestled in Sanctuary Lakes, the property features stunning outdoor living spaces, open-plan living and much more for the modern-day family!
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Contact Alexander Hua 0403 359 658 Scott Perry 0439 595 461
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Auction This Saturday at 12:00pm
15 Metcalf Way. y Point Cook y. 4A
2B
2C
Immaculately presented four-bedroom home on a tidy 448m2 (approx.) allotment. Featuring quality finishes throughout, two outdoor entertaining spaces and located conveniently in the Innisfail estate.
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Sat 11:30-12:00pm Photo ID Required
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Our results in Hoppers Crossing have been through the roof. Just recently, y hockingstuart presented a house within y, the prestigious Mossfiel Estate to market. After a carefully orchestrated campaign, an audience of 79 turned up to see a field of 8 bidders drive the closing price to $683,000 – $113,000 above reserve. In fact, it set a new local area record for the Mossfiel Estate, leaving the vendor thrilled. Call hockingstuart We W rribee on 9731 7022 today, y to discover y, how we can succeed together.
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18 Conquest Drive. Werribee
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With a family life-style in mind, this home is complete with quality finishes including oak flooring throughout, multiple living zones and a fantastic entertaining area located a short 1.1km (approx.) to the Werribee Train Station and Werribee CBD. Enquire today!
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3/20 Lady Penrhyn Dr. Wyndham Va V le 2A
1B
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160 (approx)m2
AUCTION THIS SAT A URDAY AT A AT AY A 11AM! Stunning home, perfect for starting out, downsizing or investment. Tw T o bedrooms with BIR, generous open living/meals & elegant kitchen space & stone benchtops. Outside pergola & jacuzzi! Other features: ducted heating/cooling, app controlled lighting & cameras. Inspect Sat 10:30-11:00am Photo ID Req
Auction 15th July 11:00am
Contact Andrew Conte 0413 236 222
11 Dummett Av A enue. Hoppers Crossing 4A
2B
1C
570(approx)m2
On an impressive 570m2 (approx.) block of land located in the Mossfiel Estate, this home is complete with quality finishes such as heating, cooling, stunning floor boards and a great entertaining area and only a short 1.7km (approx.) to Pacific Werribee. Enquire today!
Auction 22nd July 10:00am
Inspect Sat 12:00-12:30pm Photo ID Req
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34 Hooker Road. Werribee 3A
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530 (approx)
T rrific home in sought after location. Featuring; Te generous formal lounge, open meals/kitchen area, three good sized bedrooms and updated laundry and bathroom facilities. Alfresco and two powered shed situated on a 530m2 (approx.) block of land within close proximity to train, freeway Watton Street. Inspect Sat 1:00-1:30pm Photo ID Req
Auction 22nd July 3:00pm
Contact Andrew Conte 0413 236 222
12 Kayden Court. Werribee
5 Flourish Way. y Werribee y.
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375 (approx)m2
On the South Side of Werribee, you will be impressed with the quality finishes on this home with stainless steel appliances and multiple living zones throughout. Located a short 5-minute drive to the Werribee CBB and Train Station. Inspections are a must! Auction 22nd July 3:00pm
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2B
2C
358 (approx)m2
With an open plan design in mind, this near new brand new home is ready to move straight into. Located in the Riverwalk Estate, this Estate is going to blossom with community centres, parks, cafes, shops and so much more. Enquire today! Auction 22nd July 1:00pm
Inspect Sat 2:00-2:30pm Photo ID Req
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7 Angela Drive. Hoppers Crossing
13B Kingfisher Court. Werribee
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751 (approx)m2
Located on an impressive 751m2 (approx.) block, this home sits in the popular Estate of Bellbridge offering an immense amount of space for every family occasion. Positioned close by to local schools, public transport and shops, inspections are a must! Inspect Contact Sat 10:00-10:30am Samantha McCarthy 0431 712 899 Photo ID Req
Auction 29th July 2:00pm
2B
2C
287 (approx)m2
Positioned in a quiet court location, this residence is modern, spacious and perfect for first home buyers, downsizers or investors. With quality finishes throughout, you will not be disappointed and located a short 1.1km (approx.) to Pacific Werribee. Enquire today! Inspect Sat 1:00-1:30pm Photo ID Req
Auction 29th July 11:00am
Contact Samantha McCarthy 0431 712 899
30 Cobram Street. Tarneit
26 Bradman Drive. Tarneit
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2B
2C
400 (approx)m2
Located 2.3km (approx.) to the new Tarneit Train Station, this familyfriendly home sits in the highly desirable Tarneit Gardens Estate. Close by to local schools and shops, this is a near new home that you will love. Inspections are a must! Auction 22nd July 12:00pm
Inspect Contact Sat 10:00-10:30am Samantha McCarthy 0431 712 899 Photo ID Req
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2C
371 (approx)m2
Located a short 6-minute drive to Pacific Werribee, this spacious family home sits in the highly desirable suburb of Tarneit. With plenty of space to offer, drive through access and an undercover entertaining area, this home is a must see! Enquire today! Auction 22nd July 11:00am
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Werribee 1 Barwon Court Both Matthew and Logan worked hard to get achieve an excellent result in the sale of our property. I would not hesitate in recommending to entrust them with your property, as their knowledge of the market is second to none. Their persistence is also a real credit to them to be able to get the best results possible fo f r all concerned... Thanks Guys. Alex & Alexia
SOLD AT AUCTION $485,000
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Fantastic Agent! SOLD
Manor Lakes 8 Wallaman Street Justin and I have nothing but praise fo f r the team at Barry Plant! Ve V ry professional, always kept us in the loop with potential clients feedback. The price and speed at which the house was sold was very impressive and the price was beyond our expectations! Thanks again Matthew and the Barry Plant team. Many Thanks, Jade & Justin
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Donald McKillop Director
Sonia Jenkins
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Alexandra Karantzouli Catherine Maugeri
Business Development Manager
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Point Cook 36 Gardener Drive
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On the South Side of We W rribee, modern 4 bedroom brick veneer split level double storey home. Huge master bedroom upstairs with full ensuite and split system airr conditioner. rr 3 kids bedrooms all with r. built-in-robes with 2 split system airr conditioners, separate formal rlounge room with split system airr conditioner, rr spacious kitchen r, meals area with butlers pantry, stainless steel gas appliances and dishwasher adjoining the family room. Enclosed alfresco area with split system airr conditioner. rr Ducted heating, double garage with r. remote control roller door. r Contact Pat 0417 206 207 r.
eldersrealestate.com.au
Live it.
“BIRDWOOD ESTATE” 152-200 Bluff Road, St Leonards Bellarine Peninsula via Geelong Victoria Prestigious Bellarine Peninsula
Magnificent 43 Acres Zoned General Residential Schedule 1 Prime Rezoned Development Site • 43 Acres (17.4Ha) of elevated undulating land, identified for broadacre residential development • Town water and power connected ‘Birdwood Estate’ Situated in the blue ribbon heart of the prestigious Bellarine Peninsula. Residential St. Leonards a few hundred metres to Port Phillip Bay. 10 mins Portarlington (Ferry Service), 20 mins Queenscliff (Ferry Service), 25 mins Geelong, 40 mins Avalon Airport, 75 mins Melbourne CBD and International Airport Expression of Interest closing Friday 11th August 2017 at 5pm Inspection: Strictly by appointment with Agent Ken Drysdale 0409 195 470 Web Id 17327109
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Auction 5th August 2017 11.30am View Sat 1-1.30pm Thurs 5-5.30pm
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Sukhdev Singh 0403 717 847 John Halliday 0434 021 017 Werribee/Hoppers Crossing 9748 5888 2/229 Heaths Road (opp. Plaza)
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Auction Saturday 22nd July 2017 1.00pm View Saturday 12.30 - 1pm 2/229 Heaths Road (opp. Plaza)
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LJ Hooker Werribee/Hoppers Crossing 9748 5888 61 WYNDHAM STAR WEEKLY \ JULY 12, 2017
GREG HOCKING LAWSON PARTNERS AUCTION SATURDAY
Werribee 2/50Tower Road
Werribee 8 Centenary Crescent 2A 1B 1C
Great Prospects Set in an exclusive pocket of Werribee with easy access to the freeway and schools. Includes 2 generous bdrms, BIR’s, gas heating, split system cooling, great sized laundry, storage shed and garage. Suitable for first home buyers, retirees and investors as this location is highly sought.
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Sat 15th Jul at 11.00am
Inspect
Thurs 13th Jul at 4.45 - 5.15pm Sat 15th Jul at 10.30 - 11.00am
Darren Dodd Richard Smith
0419 365 947 0481 137 746
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Endless Possibilities When it comes to an affordable entry into the property market or a safe investment, this 3 bedroom home located within walking distance to Werribee Village Shopping, public transport, local schools and multiple sporting ovals, makes this a logical choice not to be missed.
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Sat 22nd Jul at 11.00am
Inspect
Sat 15th Jul at 1.15 - 1.45pm
Richard Smith David Lawson
0481 137 746 0411 175 575
NEW LISTING
Werribee 2/67 Conquest Drive
Werribee 1/365 Heaths Road 3A 2B 1C
Central Deluxe Surprisingly spacious and within an easy 15 minute walk to the train station and shops. This residence features high set ceilings and comprises a streamlined kitchen, 3 bedrooms with BIR’s, 2 bathrooms, ducted heating, split system cooling, sheltered courtyard plus a single garage.
Werribee Office 9741 9666 62 WYNDHAM STAR WEEKLY \ JULY 12, 2017
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$395,000 - $425,000
Private Sale Inspect
Sat 15th Jul at 2.00 - 2.30pm
Darren Dodd Richard Smith
0419 365 947 0481 137 746
3A 1B 1C
Plaza Walk Set less than 900m from Pacific shopping centre and all its conveniences with the bus service taking you straight there. Comprises 3 bedrooms all with BIR’s, separate lounge meals area and an open generous kitchen. Includes gas heating, split system cooling, its own backyard and a single garage.
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$330,000 - $360,000
Private Sale Inspect
Sat 15th Jul at 1.15 - 1.45pm
Darren Dodd Richard Smith
0411 175 575 0481 137 746
greghocking.com.au
GREG HOCKING LAWSON PARTNERS NEW LISTING
Hoppers Crossing 16 Chardonnay Place
Werribee 58 Songlark Crescent
3A 2B 2C
Beautifully Positioned Set within the base of a court on 554m2 away from the hustle and bustle where you can enjoy a relaxed atmosphere with the bonus of Parklands close by. Comprises 2 separate living spaces of lounge and a kitchen meals family area which leads to a pergola and plenty of backyard.
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Private Sale Inspect
Sat 15th Jul at 3.00 - 3.30pm
Darren Dodd Richard Smith
0419 365 947 0481 137 746
3A 1B 1C
Corner Opportunity (STCA) Generous allotment with plenty of potential approx. 18.5m in width totaling approx. 569m2 suitable for first home buyers or investors/ developers. Take advantage by living or renting now & later developing its potential. Set approx. 1km from the major shopping centre & within easy distance to schools.
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Auction
Sat 5th Aug at 11.00am
Inspect
Sat 15th Jul at 12.30 - 1.00pm
Darren Dodd Richard Smith
0419 365 947 0481 137 746
SOLD
SOLD AT AUCTION
4/4 AUCTIONS LAST SATURDAY
141 - $442,000 | 143 - $435,000
MORE WANTED
Werribee 141 & 143 Market Road 3A 1B 2C
Development Potential (STCA) Two brick veneer residence approx 1km from Werribee Train station set on a generous total of 1170m2 approx being 2 lots, 628m2 and 542m2 Both comprising 3 bedrooms, living space and car accommodation. Currently leased to long term tenants with a return of $30,160 pa.
Werribee Office 9741 9666
Tarneit 5 Echo Avenue
Price Auction
Sold Sat 8th Jul at 11.00 & 11.30am
Darren Dodd Richard Smith
0419 365 947 0481 137 746
4A 2B 2C
Pretty and Pristine! Located in the highly sought after suburb of Tarneit, this ideal family home has been very well maintained and is presented in immaculate condition. This stylish property boasts uninterrupted views to the beautiful and lush back garden as well as the ultimate undercover entertainment area.
SOLD
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Auction
Sat 8th Jul at 12.30pm
Richard Smith Darren Dodd
0481 137 746 0419 365 947
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ypa.com.au
Werribee 12 Bridge Street
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This unrivaled activity centre zoned property in the heart of Werribee CBD is in Wyndham’s Planning Scheme zoned to develop up to 8 storeys. Seconds away from Watton Street & milliseconds away from Synnot Street, this generous allotment presents itself as a vehicle of wealth creation for only the savviest of investors & developers. 12 Bridge Street boasts endless options from businesses, shops, offices & apartments, and is an opportunity both rare & unprecedented. With Synnot Street commercial precinct, Watton Street cafés, restaurants, shops, station place shops, Werribee train station, Werribee Secondary College, Mackillop Catholic College, Corpus Christi, Werribee Primary, access to Princes Highway & Princes Freeway; this is a chance to secure your future. Comprising of 2 bedrooms plus a study, spacious living area along with kitchen & dining. Currently tenanted with a secure lease.
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9741 7777
1 Werribee Street, Werribee 66 WYNDHAM STAR WEEKLY \ JULY 12, 2017
Sat 29th July at 1.30pm
Price Range $535,000 - $575,000
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Sat 22nd July at 11am
Price Range $360,000 - $390,000 Inspect
Thurs 4-4.20pm & Sat 10-10.20am Photo ID required
Contact
James Risos 0450 733 302 John Camilleri 0414 778 940
This home in immaculate condition sits on 533m2 approx, and offers a corner position with unrestricted side access, perfect for anyone with boats, caravans, trailers, etc. The home boasts: • 4 BRs with BIRs • Master with ensuite • Formal lounge adjacent dining area • Large kitchen with SS appliances • Open plan kitchen/family living area • Enclosed outdoor entertaining area & a spacious backyard. Includes block-out blinds, floating floor boards, ducted heating, evap cooling, garden shed, roller shutters.
Auction
Sat 29th July at 12pm
Price Range $440,000 - $475,000 Inspect
Sat 12.30-12.50pm Photo ID required
Contact
Kirsty Cunningham 0414 344 475 Mitch Smit 0450 913 513
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Werribee 9 Kestrel Place
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Walk To Pacific Werribee In Minutes! Located within walking distance to public transport & Pacific Werribee, this neat & tidy home situated on 575m2 approx, offers: • 3 bedrooms • Master with WIR • Central bathroom • Kitchen/meals & family living area • Large pergola & outdoor entertaining area • Double garage with rear access to an additional single carport (or extra pergola space) • Established gardens. Includes roller shutters, evap cooling, alarm, floating floor boards, 2 x gas log fires, reverse cycle split system, solar panels, garden shed & more.
This Saturday at 11am
This character filled property is sure to impress with a huge list of appointments: • 4 fitted BRs, master with Price Range $390,000 - $420,000 FES & WIRs • Huge study area or theatre room • Formal Inspect Sat 10.30-11am lounge • Open plan 2nd living zone inc a family/meals Photo ID required area • Stunning hostess kitchen • 2nd bathroom with Kirsty Cunningham 0414 344 475 sep toilet • Outdoor entertainment area with pergola Contact & decking • Single garage with roller door back access Mitch Smit 0450 913 513 • Ducted heating & evap cooling. • Low maint front yard • Approx 532m2 land with manicured backyard, garden shed & enough space for kids to play.
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9741 7777
1 Werribee Street, Werribee
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Werribee 8 Adare Place Set in a court location, only a 250m (approx) stroll to the Werribee River walking tracks & only 1km (approx) to the Werribee train station & CBD. Set on 633m2 (approx), this elevated timber construction home comprises of 3 fitted BRs, central bathroom, open plan living consisting of a central kitchen meals & family room. Rear access has been made simply to store the toys thanks to a handy side access while there is still an abundance of land available for the kids or investment/development opportunity (STCA).
3 Werribee 17 Xavier Court Auction
Sat 22nd July at 1pm
Price Range $480,000 - $520,000 Inspect
Sat 2-2.20pm Photo ID required
Contact
Harry Singh 0406 871 722 Susie Haber 0403 650 750
1 Werribee 2/9 Dixon Avenue
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Sat 29th July at 12pm
Price Range $440,000 - $460,000 Inspect
Sat 12-12.20pm Photo ID required
Contact
John Camilleri 0414 778 940 James Risos 0450 733 302
With 2 already sold, here is your final chance to grab Private Sale the keys to a designer luxury Werribee lifestyle Inspect completed with all the features you can only usually dream off! The open plan design entails an incredible hostess kitchen finished with upmarket SS appliances Contact & stone bench tops while adjoining a large meals & living room. Offering 2 BRs with robes both serviced by a lavish central bathroom. Further contemporary finishes entail ducted heating, split system cooling, square set high ceilings & auto access lock-up garage.
$385,000 - $415,000 Sat 12.40-1pm Photo ID required John Camilleri 0414 778 940 James Risos 0450 733 302
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Wyndham City
9 Sherrin Court, Werribee
AT AUCTION $56,500 Above Reserve
3/1 Beasley Avenue, Werribee
9741 7777
1 Werribee Street, Werribee 68 WYNDHAM STAR WEEKLY \ JULY 12, 2017
If you are looking for a passionate, hard working agent that will help you achieve the maximum sale price, contact… John Camilleri on 0414 778 940
9 Larose Place, Werribee
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Your Local Leasing Expert All Over Wyndham For Over 20 Years
Werribee 58 Slattery Street
D E S A E L Tarneit 67 Lansdown Parade
LEASED Williams Landing G1/1 Clark Street
D E S A E L Werribee 11 Shoalhaven Street
LEASED
Tarneit 75 Bandicoot Loop
D E S A E L Manor Lakes 10 Cogley Street
LEASED
Werribee 8 Cromwell Street
D E S A E L Werribee 10 Bunyip Court
LEASED
Hoppers Crossing 11 Bolger Crescent
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LEASED
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Featherbrook Shopping Centre 238 Boardwalk Boulevard, Point Cook
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9 Dominion Terrace Truganina
Price $435,000 - $465,000
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The proposal is to vest the Road in Council. Any person may make a submission on the proposal. Any person wishing to make a submission must do so in writing by 5pm Wednesday, 9 August 2017. All submissions will be considered in accordance with section 223 of the Act. Submissions should be addressed to: Ron Bauer Wyndham City Council PO Box 197 Werribee VIC 3030 Any person requesting to be heard in support of his or her submission is entitled to be heard before Council (or its committee established by Council for this purpose), or represented by a person acting on his or her behalf, and will be notified of the time and date of the hearing. Following consideration of submissions, Council may resolve not to discontinue the Road or to discontinue the Road and vest the Road in itself. Kelly Grigsby Chief Executive Officer Wyndham City Council
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Wyndham City Council (Council), acting under clause 3 of Schedule 10 to the Local Government Act 1989 (Act), proposes to discontinue the road abutting Ballan Road, Wyndham Vale (also known as Bacchus Marsh-Werribee Road, Wyndham Vale), being the whole of the land contained in certificate of title volume 11405 folio 231 and shown hatched on the plan below, referred to as the ‘Road’.
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VANOSHY PRE LOVED GOODS We buy and sell household items, if you are having clean out we pay cash for unwanted items in good quality condition. Ph: 9360 4190 or 0466 907 714
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UNITS ALTONA MEADOWS 2/12 Canny Court WERRIBEE 1/123 Parramatta Road HOUSES HOPPERS CROSSING 27 Nettlefold Avenue MANOR LAKES 45 Weavers Street POINT COOK 30 Machair Drive POINT COOK 9 Dyson Way SUNSHINE WEST 50 Kosa Avenue WERRIBEE 3 Little Street WERRIBEE 3/14 Parker Street WILLIAMS LANDING 35 Merryfield Circuit WILLIAMS LANDING 43 Swamphen Drive WILLIAMS LANDING 23 Maldon Street WYNDHAM VALE 136 Eureka Drive MANOR LAKES 11 Orvalia Road WYNDHAM VALE 1 Chisolm Place HOPPERS CROSSING 210 Morris Road HOPPERS CROSSING 15 Banksia Crescent HOPPERS CROSSING 6 Harris Avenue HOPPERS CROSSING 16 Hayden Street HOPPERS CROSSING 9 First Avenue HOPPERS CROSSING 16 Warringa Crescent HOPPERS CROSSING 18 Moffatt Crescent POINT COOK 11 Dunstan Road POINT COOK 9 Shoreline Lane SANCTUARY LAKES 91 Middle Park Drive TARNEIT 10 Prominence Boulevard TARNEIT 46 Fairview Parade WERRIBEE 78 Songlark Crescent WERRIBEE 7 Sulfaro Drive WERRIBEE 4 Pitta Close WERRIBEE 3 Meek Street WILLIAMS LANDING 16 Trenchard Road WYNDHAM VALE 21 North Gateway WYNDHAM VALE 134 Eureka Drive WYNDHAM VALE 13 Tasman Place
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To work from 3pm to 6pm, five days per week. Door to door. No selling. Promoting and getting leads for a long established home improvement company. Needs to have own car. Training provided. Salary plus incentives. Phone 9399 1177.
Require Cert III Qualified Hairdressers Justcuts Woodgrove Melton. Come and join our team. Correct Award Rates $25 - $51.50 per hour. Send your resume to: rcjustcuts@gmail.com
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Looking for experienced sandwich hand, working in busy cafe in Laverton. Jenny 0434 166 026.
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Best: Essendon: Howlett Laverde Merrett Strachan Francis Hocking. North Ballarat: Tate T Buckwell Cassidy Kiel Vearing earing L Lyle. At Eureka Stadium.
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WILLIAMSTOWN 2.3 10.5 15.11 17.16 (118) BOX HILL 4.4 6.5 8.8 10.13 (73)
AFL — RD 16 ADELAIDE 2.2 WEST. BULLDOGS 2.4
5.5 4.8
12.5 4.11
16.8 (104) 5.15 (45)
Goals: Adelaide: J Jenkins 4 T Walker 3 E Betts 2 B Crouch C Cameron M Crouch R Atkins R Douglas R Knight R Sloane. Western Bulldogs: B Dale J Redpath J Stringer L Dahlhaus M Suckling. Best: Adelaide: T Walker J Jenkins B Crouch R Laird J Lever R Sloane R Atkins. Western Bulldogs: T McLean J Macrae M Suckling L Hunter. Injuries: Adelaide: L Brown (bruised knee) T Walker (eye). Western Bulldogs: Nil. Reports: Nil. Official Crowd: 41,948 at Adelaide Oval. P W L D F A % Pts Adelaide 15 11 4 - 1701 1224 139.0 44 GWS 15 10 3 2 1513 1284 117.8 44 Geelong 15 10 4 1 1539 1293 119.0 42 Port Adelaide 15 9 6 - 1538 1165 132.0 36 Melbourne 15 9 6 - 1460 1318 110.8 36 Richmond 15 9 6 - 1282 1217 105.3 36 St Kilda 15 9 6 - 1365 1313 104.0 36 Sydney 15 8 7 - 1359 1200 113.2 32 West Coast 15 8 7 - 1337 1338 99.9 32 Essendon 15 7 8 - 1427 1367 104.4 28 Western Bulldogs 15 7 8 - 1209 1309 92.4 28 Fremantle 15 7 8 - 1157 1416 81.7 28 Hawthorn 15 6 8 1 1258 1504 83.6 26 Gold Coast 15 6 9 - 1319 1543 85.5 24 Collingwood 15 5 10 - 1305 1379 94.6 20 Carlton 15 5 10 - 1099 1329 82.7 20 North Melbourne 15 4 11 - 1391 1500 92.7 16 Brisbane Lions 15 3 12 - 1238 1798 68.8 12
VFL — RD 12 RICHMOND CASEY
2.5 0.1
7.6 1.2
9.8 11.10 (76) 3.3 7.6 (48)
Goals: Richmond: Bzenic 3 Moore 2 Elton 2 Silvestro Bolton Townsend T Ellis. Casey: Scott 2 Fritsch 2 Kennedy Maynard Ferreira. Best: Richmond: Broad Townsend T Beasley Moore Bzenic Fletcher. Casey: Trengove Maynard Munro Fritsch Kennedy Johnstone. At Holm Park Recreation Reserve.
COLLINGWOOD GEELONG
4.0 1.2
5.2 5.3
9.4 11.10 (76) 6.6 7.8 (50)
Goals: Collingwood: Kirby 4 White 2 Hellier Blair Aish Crocker Borthwick. Geelong: Henry Tsitas T Gardner Capiron Ratugolea Hayball Dobson. Best: Collingwood: Aish Wills Hore Mayne Beveridge Kirby. Geelong: Tsitas T McLachlan Jones Gardner Edwards Dobson At Simonds Stadium.
WERRIBEE COBURG
2.2 5.0
5.7 7.5
8.12 12.15 (87) 9.7 10.9 (69)
Goals: Werribee: Corbett 4 Maishman 3 Pinnuck 2 Clarke Preuss Williams. Coburg: Tilley 2 McEvoy 2 Kerbatieh 2 Curtis Goodwin Mullane Exon. Best: Werribee: Hanson Corbett Pinnuck Brew Fordham Maishman. Coburg: Exon Iacobaccio Cleary Bunker Gregory Mellington. At Piranha Park.
PT MELBOURNE 4.3 NORTHERN 1.1
9.6 5.4
9.8 6.5
13.8 (86) 9.9 (63)
Goals: Port Melbourne: Nahas 3 Cain 3 Pearson 2 Clarke 2 Murdoch O’Sullivan Lisle. Northern: Gallucci 2 Russell 2 Boekhorst Sumner McKay Korcheck Kerr. Best: Port Melbourne: O’Sullivan Viojo-Rainbow T Templeton Mascitti Cook Clarke. Northern: O’Shea Russell Wilson Boekhorst Korcheck Smedts. At Preston City Oval.
ESSENDON NTH BALLARA BALLARAT
2.2 3.4
5.6 4.6
11.7 14.16 (100) 6.9 6.10 (46)
Goals: Essendon: Merrett 3 Laverde 3 McKernan 2 Younan Y 2 Boyse Hind Howlett Hocking. North Ballarat: Rodd 2 George Kiel Cooke-Harrison McQueen.
Goals: Williamstown: Schultz 3 Cordy 3 Gibbons 2 Siposs 2 Masters 2 Marcon Pongracic Cavarra Dunell Faulks. Box Hill: Brolic 2 Cousins Hanrahan Evans Willsmore Lewis Moore Switkowski Vickery. Best: Williamstown: Gibbons Masters Bewley Marcon Faulks Myers. Box Hill: Morrison Hanrahan Willsmore Fisher Moore Brolic. At Box Hill City Oval.
FOOTSCRA FOOTSCRAY SANDRINGHAM
6.2 2.2
9.7 12.12 18.12 (120) 8.5 8.9 10.11 (71)
Goals: Footscray: Cloke 3 Dickson 3 Hayes 2 Bruhn 2 Webb Hamilton Prudden Lynch L Williams Goodyear Mullenger-Mchugh Nash. Sandringham: Dunstan 2 White Smith Wright Cook Connellan Marshall Battle Acres. Best: Footscray: Williams Nash Cloke Young Y Hayes Lipinski. Sandringham: Dunstan Cook Rice Answerth Holmes. At Trevor Barker Oval. P W L D F A % Pts Port Melb 11 8 2 1 1039 798 130.20 34 Box Hill 11 8 2 1 1045 895 116.76 34 Williamstown 11 8 3 0 1138 767 148.37 32 Footscray 12 7 5 0 1227 932 131.65 28 Richmond 12 7 5 0 1204 926 130.02 28 Werribee 11 7 4 0 958 975 98.26 28 Essendon 12 6 6 0 1142 889 128.46 24 Northern 11 6 5 0 922 896 102.90 24 Casey 12 6 6 0 906 961 94.28 24 Geelong 11 5 6 0 848 924 91.77 20 Collingwood 11 5 6 0 878 963 91.17 20 Sandringham 12 5 7 0 945 1160 81.47 20 Coburg 12 1 11 0 813 1301 62.49 4 N Ballarat 11 0 11 0 647 1325 48.83 0
AFL VIC DEVELOPMENT LEAGUE — RD 12 COBURG WERRIBEE
2.6 2.0
5.9 11.12 16.16 (112) 5.2 8.4 8.6 (54)
Goals: Coburg: Svarc 4 Schraven 3 Velissaris 2 Romios 2 Blythe Sandric Ercolano Cannolo Haberfield. Werribee: Ellard 2 Liberatore Buykx Kershaw Galloway Cotter Menadue. Best: Coburg: Ercolano Roberts Schraven Aujla Velissaris Haberfield. Werribee: King Liberatore Adams Hodgson. At Piranha Park.
NORTHERN 3.6 PORT MELBOURNE 1.1
4.7 5.3
6.10 11.12 (78) 8.5 9.7 (61)
Goals: Northern: Romero 2 Corboy 2 Jones 2 Jordan 2 Thorpe Payne Stevens. Port Melbourne: Renooy 2 Gleeson Waddell Treverton Anastasio Pickess Golby De Soysa. Best: Northern: Declase Ballard Jones Stevens Thorpe Bolger. Port Melbourne: Hayes Golby Renooy Vella Wenn Johnson. At Preston City Oval.
BOX HILL 2.5 6.16 11.19 15.20 (110) WILLIAMSTOWN 1.1 3.2 5.5 11.8 (74)
Goals: Box Hill: Hehir 4 Murphy 4 Codd-Miller Horne Knoll Traynor Horner O’Sullivan Maloney. Williamstown: Minogue 3 Noonan 2 Knight Norton Wilkinson Kempster Buykx-Smith Sing. Best: Box Hill: Kilpatrick Dimasi Cox O’Sullivan Gibson Walker. Williamstown: Norton Sing Condon Kempster Minogue Yeo. At Box Hill City Oval.
CASEY SANDRINGHAM
2.0 2.5
5.3 6.7
8.3 7.7
11.7 (73) 8.10 (58)
Goals: Casey: Gardiner 2 Ambler 2 Baker 2 Freeman Rout Collis Armour Gill-Renouf. Sandringham: Rich 2 Sakeson 2 Gregson Larkin Lopo Bailey. Best: Casey: Baker Collis Hillard Johnston Johnston Byers. Sandringham: Laumets Bailey Grace Rich Sakeson Pavlou. At Trevor Barker Oval. P W L D F A % Pts Pt Melbourne 10 7 3 0 908 692 131.21 28 Casey 10 6 4 0 859 721 119.14 24 Sandringham 11 6 5 0 869 781 111.27 24 Williamstown 11 5 5 1 860 912 94.30 22 North. Blues 10 5 5 0 731 706 103.54 20
Box Hill Coburg Werribee
10 10 10
5 5 1
5 0 898 885 101.47 20 5 0 795 844 94.19 20 8 1 618 997 61.99 6
TAC CUP — RD 12 T DANDENONG CALDER
1.1 4.3
3.9 4.4
5.13 10.18 (78) 8.6 8.7 (55)
Goals: Dandenong: Schmidt 2 Young Y 2 Plumridge 2 McDonnell 2 Bowman D’Arcy. Calder: Sholl 2 Firebrace Moussa Riccardi Walsh alsh Caluzzi T Taylor. Best: Dandenong: Hamill Bowman Young Y Bateman Frampton Cotter. Calder: Bernacki Caluzzi Sholl Cavallaro Fletcher T Taylor At Rams Arena.
EAST. RANGES GW VICTORIA
3.2 1.3
7.3 3.5
11.4 4.8
12.8 (80) 7.13 (55)
Goals: Eastern Ranges: Ross 5 Urquhart 3 Woodward 2 Doreian Kalcovski. Greater Western Victoria: Johnston 2 Carlin Lamb Johnson Wilson Essenwanger. Best: Eastern Ranges: Ross Nolan Doreian Urquhart Hirst Woodward. Greater Western Victoria: Wellings Reed Berry Johnson Domic Carlin. At Eureka Stadium.
OAKLEIGH GEELONG
2.4 3.10 1.1 3.4
5.10 12.12 (84) 5.6 6.8 (44)
Goals: Oakleigh: Scala 2 Stanford 2 King 2 Rowbottom Longbottom Harte Bosenavulagi Thompson Troiani. Geelong: Sprague 3 McHenry Noble O’Gorman. Best: Oakleigh: King Warren Quaynor Stanford Reeves Cunningham. Geelong: Stephens Henderson Schlensog Idun Sprague Noble. At Central Reserve Colac.
SANDRINGHAM GIPPSLAND
1.1 0.2
2.1 3.5
2.2 3.6
5.3 (33) 4.8 (32)
Goals: Sandringham: Walker Morrisby Owens Jarnestrom King. Gippsland: Leslie 2 Hudson McGannon. Best: Sandringham: Jarnestrom Nagle Harris Walker Owens Amartey. Gippsland: Beck McGannon Porter Motton Carroll Drew At Casey Fields.
MURRA MURRAY WESTERN
4.2 1.1
6.3 3.4
9.6 6.6
9.7 (61) 7.11 (53)
Goals: Murray: Garoni 2 Johnston 2 Clarke 2 Walker Smith Donaghey. Western: Bouris 2 Young Y O’Halloran Haddara Crawford Graham. Best: Murray: Hicks Marriott Barzen Wilson Clarke Donaghey. Western: Mould Stuhldreier O’Halloran Rice Y Young Ham. At Burbank Oval.
NORTHERN BENDIGO
2.1 2.4
3.3 3.6
6.7 3.9
9.10 (64) 6.13 (49)
Goals: Northern: Binion 2 Agosta 2 Fable Della Rocca Loton Farchione Bowkett. Bendigo: Hamilton 2 Byrne 2 Fitzgerald Henderson. Best: Northern: Dreher Lentini Binion Yodgee Y Fable Harman. Bendigo: Kemp Betson Mertz Sheahan Fitzgerald Keighran. At Preston City Oval. P W L D F A % Pts Oakleigh 12 10 2 0 1108 664 166.87 40 Geelong 12 9 3 0 1037 680 152.50 36 Murray 12 9 3 0 1013 807 125.53 36 Sandringham 12 8 4 0 887 711 124.75 32 Dandenong 12 8 4 0 1019 928 109.81 32 Northern 12 6 5 1 766 918 83.44 26 Eastern 12 5 7 0 843 984 85.67 20 Gippsland 12 4 8 0 846 916 92.36 16 GWV 12 3 8 1 894 1048 85.31 14 Bendigo 12 3 9 0 799 1023 78.10 12 Calder 12 3 9 0 807 1069 75.49 12 Western 12 3 9 0 760 1031 73.71 12
VFL WOMEN — RD 8 DAREBIN CRANBOURNE
5.5 0.0
6.6 0.0
9.10 14.17 (101) 0.0 1.1 (7)
Goals: Darebin: Simpson 2 Pearce 2 Hammond Colvin Brennan Dal pos Vescio Marinoff. Cranbourne: Grierson. Best: Darebin: Pearce Hickey McDonald Egan Marinoff T Tyndall. Cranbourne: Grierson Wildes Ripari Johnson Moody McLeod At Casey Fields.
DIAMOND CREEK 4.3 MELBOURNE UNI 0.1
6.5 3.1
9.5 3.2
9.8 (62) 3.2 (20)
Goals: Diamond Creek: Molloy 3 Grech 2 Riddell Loynes Bernardi Audley. Melbourne Uni: Shierlaw Berry Edward. Best: Diamond Creek: Williams Hicks Riddell Downie Hetherington Molloy. Melbourne Uni: Spark Eva Berry Stevens T Tapner Hay. At Plenty War Memorial Park.
GEELONG SEAFORD
3.4 0.1
4.7 1.1
7.7 2.1
9.8 (62) 2.3 (15)
ST KILDA BOX HILL
1.1 1.2
3.4 3.2
7.5 3.2
11.8 (74) 3.2 (20)
VU WESTERN EASTERN
0.1 2.0
0.3 4.1
3.6 5.1
4.8 (32) 5.1 (31)
Goals: Geelong: Darby 4 Higgins 3 Cranston DeGroot. Seaford: Walker 2. Best: Geelong: Darby Higgins Blakeway Cranston Hoare Garing. Seaford: Gillespie-Jones Macdonald Walker Cox Goodwin Bury. At RF Miles Reserve. Goals: St Kilda: Davey 3 Brown 2 Lucas-Rodd 2 Gardner Harris Colwell Walsh. Box Hill: Gilder Mahoney Stratton. Best: St Kilda: Gay Bruton Davey Lucas-Rodd Neaves Gardner. Box Hill: Kuys Van Dyk Peschke Mackie O’Donnell Luke. At Peanut Farm Reserve. Goals: VU Western: Newman 2 Jolly Scott. Eastern: Foster 2 Lambert 2 Bohanna. Best: VU Western: Lampard Newman White Lister Morgan Guest. Eastern: Hutchins Armstrong Johns Sibley Casey Livingstone. At VU Whitten Oval. P W L D F A % Pts Diamond Creek 8 7 1 0 514 219 234.70 28 Darebin 8 6 2 0 418 202 206.93 24 VU West. Spurs 8 6 2 0 440 214 205.61 24 Melbourne Uni 8 6 2 0 380 223 170.40 24 St Kilda 8 6 2 0 397 249 159.44 24 Geelong 8 4 4 0 295 271 108.86 16 Eastern Devils 8 3 5 0 369 347 106.34 12 Cranbourne 8 2 6 0 177 525 33.71 8 Box Hill 8 0 8 0 171 524 32.63 0 Seaford 8 0 8 0 148 535 27.66 0
WESTERN REGION DIV 1 DEER PARK ALBION
1.2 3.3
SPOTSWOOD AL ALTONA
3.1 7.1 4.7 6.12
9.5 7.5
10.7 14.9 (93) 8.12 12.14 (86)
Goals: Deer Park: J Perkins 5 M Galea 4 J Harrison 2 S Greenhough D Gallagher A Mayoum. Albion: T Finco 3 P Cutajar-Milosev 2 M Dufty 2 K Upton J Green J Bench D Grantham K T Taylor. Best: Deer Park: C Stewart R Van Riet K McKenzie J McKenzie M Galea J Perkins. Albion: J Butina C O’Keefe T Finco J Bench M Dufty S Moyle.
11.4 6.15
14.5 (89) 9.15 (69)
Goals: Spotswood: T Langlands 3 C Bettiol 2 D Callard 2 T Kopa 2 N Hamad M McLean C Lynch L J Orchard M Kinsella. Altona: O Abou-Zeid 3 M Paget 2 T Lunardi 2 J Robbins S Kennedy. Best: Spotswood: M Boyd T Langlands J Norton B Walshe J Marks W Patak. Altona: N Leslie O AbouZeid D O’Leary M Paget S Kennedy J Cook.
DIV 2 MANOR LAKES ALBANV ALBANVALE
0.0 0.0
N. FOOTSCRA FOOTSCRAY W.. FOOTSCRA FOOTSCRAY
4.5 10.13 16.18 29.21 (195) 1.2 2.2 3.2 3.3 (21)
0.0 0.0
0.0 0.0
17.7 (109) 9.11 (65)
Goals: Manor Lakes: N Montague 4 B Turner 3 T Priest 3 S Killender 2 R Davis J Doyle M Davis J Lesko C Baker. Albanvale: Details unavailable. Best: Manor Lakes: N Montague W Finlay M Dettman M Hart J Palmer M Davis. Albanvale: Details unavailable. Goals: North Footscray: Details unavailable. West Footscray: K Liossis C Irving K Kenny-Jones. Best: North Footscray: Details unavailable. West Footscray: Z Hore D Tonini T S Campbell K Lewthwaite B Douglas.
DIV 3 PARKSIDE T TARNEIT
0.1 0.4
3.4 1.4
6.4 2.5
11.6 (72) 2.5 (17)
WYNDHAM SUNS 5.1 N. SUNSHINE 1.2
7.2 4.3
9.4 6.4
11.5 (71) 7.8 (50)
SUNSHINE HTS BRA BRAYBROOK
8.9 14.15 21.19 (145) 8.6 10.7 12.10 (82)
Goals: Details unavailable. Best: Details unavailable.
Goals: Wyndham Suns: D Cachia 2 S Neralic 2 J Vella R Kirk H Iannacone C Richards J Stephens R Bucktin A Gallina. North Sunshine: Z Farah 2 T Smith L Paio C Sorovi B Cooper D Walsh. Best: Wyndham Suns: D Cachia A Borg J Vella A Scarpino P Tomelty T C Stephens. North Sunshine: J Nawi A Farah R Wuruki-Barba T Smith Z Farah B Lanham.
4.6 5.0
Goals: Sunshine Heights: R Greto 5 N Mallia 4 V Vasilevski 2 G Murray 2 N Saliba 2 L Olivieri J Kapetanios J Zahra M Gauci K Privitera J Porter. Braybrook: B Busuttil 4 J Cousins 2 H Hunter 2 C Sotiropoulos 2 S Larizza J Oneill. Best: Sunshine Heights: L Olivieri N Mallia S Mizzi J Neilson W Tsam T G Moss. Braybrook: A Hale B Busuttil S Larizza T Stoneham A Hoang A Reardon.
SANCTUARY LAKES 3.2 LA LAVERTON 2.1
5.4 5.3
8.6 6.4
9.10 (64) 7.10 (52)
Goals: Sanctuary Lakes: M Szulc 3 L Henderson J Furnival L Coleiro C Pullen A La Chimia N Sutton. Laverton: L Chapman 3 C Kelly 2 J Webb B Nazifovski. Best: Sanctuary Lakes: B Edwards M Petrie M Szulc M Zakynthinos A La Chimia J Gatt. Laverton: M Kozole P Boyd B Nazifovski A Cowley J Matthews L Chapman.
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Tigers deliver dig deep claw back victory Tigers attolast By Lance Lance Jenkinson Jenkinson By Werribee Tigers had a lot of problem solving Werribee coach 18-point John Lamont to do in aTigers hard-fought win over Coburg Lions in the Victorian was apprehensive leading into Football Sunday’s League final at Piranha Park Saturday. historic game of theonseason against The Tigers had a massive nine changes Sandringham. to their line-up from the week before, which It was a dead rubber game the for the Tigers had the potential to unsettle team, they with VFL finals out of the equation, but lostLance dominant big man Braydon Preuss to By Jenkinson backalso injury midway through game ita was billed as one of the the biggest and then were faced with a hefty 23-point Werribee Tigers coach John Lamont days in the club’s history – the last game deficit 10 minutes into theinto third was apprehensive leading at the Watton Street ground inSunday’s itsquarter. current Everyfinal challenge Tigers faced, they historic game the of the season against format before it is transformed into found solutions for and they went ona to one Sandringham. state-of-the-art venue togame serveforcoming ofIttheir wins of the season. was best a dead rubber the Tigers generations. “We were really with the but win on with VFL finals out pleased of the equation, back nine changes good itthe was alsoofbilled as one ofand the–some biggest Throughout a tough season one that players going of the team,” Tigers days inwith the club’s history – the last game began theout expectation of finals before coach John Lamont at the Watton Street said. ground in its current petering out an 11th-place finish as “To be fourtoitgoals down in the third format before is transformed into a injuries wreaked havoc – quarter and and form winvenue itslumps by three goals against state-of-the-art to serve coming Lamont had for Coburg, maintained who always the playplayers with plenty of the generations. spirit, we were with it. and Throughout a rapt tough season – one most part played with spirit thatthat morale “Wewith showed plenty of fight lost began the expectation of when finals we before remained high. Preuss, we changes, things petering outmade to an some 11th-place finish as Even Lamont was wincing when havoc he – worked and form blokes stood up.” injuries and slumps wreaked checked the AFL results from Saturday, Werribee was slowthe to players click into gear Lamont maintained had forat the seeing Melbourne and spirit Richmond, both the start ofplayed the game. The Tigers trailed by most part with and that morale 16 points at quarter-time and were remained sides withhigh. little but pride to play for,down on theby 10Even at main was break. Lamont wincing end ofthe 100-plus point losses.when he Lamont was adamant side’s scratchy checked the AFL results his from Saturday, Lamont what the high mindset of start was awondered by-product of the turnover seeing Melbourne and Richmond, both his players would be when he arrived at of players forced onpride the selectors. It on could sides with little but to play for, the Avalon Airport Oval onthe Sunday alsoof be100-plus a reason why Tigersmorning, have end point losses. consistently been starters this season. Lamontthey wondered what the mindset of knowing wereslow four quarters away from played 46 his players when heblokes arrivedinatthe the“We’ve end ofalready awould long,be tough campaign. seniors,Airport so it’sOval a lot,” Avalon onLamont Sunday said. morning, To Lamont’s delight, his players werefrom up “Part of it is thatfour our quarters blokes don’t knowing they were awayknow for the challenge, claiming a 20-point win each other’s game all that well. the end of a long, tough campaign. over finals-bound Sandringham. “They’re learning together, so we’re To Lamont’s delight, his players weregoing up to“The have [inconsistent] elements.” for the challenge, claiming ahas 20-point morale of the group been win Once a solution was to replace over finals-bound Sandringham. terrific, even though wefound have had a lot ofthe injured Preuss of – youngsters Jadebeen Cleeland “The morale the group has injuries and lost astepped lotwe of have games of afooty,” he and Beneven McKay up and terrific, though had battled lot of said. against and imposing ruckman Tom he injuries lost a Coburg lot of games of footy,” “The blokes really keentotowork finish the Goodwin – the were Tigers needed their said. way back from a four-goal deficit in the the “The blokes were really keen finish year strongly and sending off thetopavilion third.one year strongly was littleand partsending of it butoffthethebigpavilion part of Some key moves –itMichael Sodomaco, was one little part of but the big part of itunleashed was finishing the year off on a positive into the year midfield, Louis it was finishing off onand a positive note.” Pinnuck, sent to defence – and a lift from note.”
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Werribee produced what it had yearned for most of the season – a consistent four-quarter performance. The Tigers answered numerous challenges from the Zebras, leading at every change and claiming a seventh win for the season. Key forward Josh Porter and midfielder produced what best it haduntil yearned JoeWerribee Maishman saved their last. for“They most probably of the season – a consistent had their best games of four-quarter performance. theThe year,” Lamont said. “They were real Tigers answered numerous challenges stand-outs for us, those boys.”change from the Zebras, leading two at every Porter was atheseventh focal point forthe Werribee’s and claiming win for season. Key forward Joshtwo Porter attack. He kicked goalsand andmidfielder was the Joe Maishman saved their and bestgoal. until last. conduit between midfield “They probably had their best games of Maishman’s explosiveness through the the year,” Lamont said. “They were real middle of the hadtwo theboys.” eyes of the stand-outs forground us, those forwards lighting up. point for Werribee’s Porter was the focal attack. kicked two goalsfound and was Ryan He Clarke consistently the the ball conduit between midfield goal.of the and played his way into theand minds Maishman’s explosiveness through the North Melbourne selectors for the AFL middle of the ground had the eyes of the finals. Robin Nahas forwards lighting up.was dangerous around goal with three majors, while young Ryan Clarke consistently found thekey ball and played his way into the minds forward Ben McKay jagged two. of the North Melbourne selectors for but the the AFL2016 It ended on a positive note, finals. Robin Nahas was dangerous around season will be remembered as one that was goal with three majors, while young key unfulfilled forMcKay Werribee. forward Ben jagged two. “The whole has slipped by and we It ended on year a positive note, but the 2016 season be remembered as one that was haven’t will gotten to where we wanted to go,” unfulfilled for Werribee. Lamont said. “The whole year has slipped by and we Meanwhile, there is no rest for Lamont haven’t gotten to where we wanted to go,” and the said. support staff, with planning already Lamont under way for there next season. The will Meanwhile, is no rest forTigers Lamont and supportonstaff, with in planning already play the all games the road 2017, with the onballers Hanson, Tom Gribble and under wayMatt fortonext season. The Tigers will club looking secure nine “home” venues Domall Brew, turned theroad game of awith sudden. play games on the in all 2017, the away from Watton Street. Hanson was top-ranked playervenues on the club looking to the secure nine “home” They are in30 talks to stageand games at ground with disposals 12 tackles. away from Watton Street. Hoppers Crossing, and perhaps The Tigers dominated They are in completely talks Torquay to stage games atthe final 20 minutes of the Torquay third quarter, kicking Hoppers Crossing, and perhaps even an AFL curtain-raiser at Etihad goalsan through Josh Pinnuck even AFL Etihad Stadium, pluscurtain-raiser ArdenCorbett, Streetatwill be a and Joe Maishman to getStreet to within one point at Stadium, plus Arden will be logical venue given the Tigers’ ties ato North three-quarter time. the Tigers’ ties to North logical venue given Melbourne. The dominance continued in the fourth Melbourne.
Werribee Tigers captain Michael Sodomaco shone on his return to the senior line-up. (Jessica Ward Photograph)
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Werribee jumped up to sixth place and quarter, with a Maishman go-ahead goal complemented by three in a row to Corbett, kept its top-four hopes alive. The Tigers will have a chance to climb the ladder again which left Coburg in their wake. when they meet fifth-placed Richmond at Lamont was pleased with the composure shown by his players to weather the Coburg the Frankston Oval on Saturday. In the AFL Victoria development league, storm and dig deep to find a way to win. Werribee went down by 58 points to Coburg “We were looking down the barrel,” he Lions at Piranha Park. Harrison King, said. Werribee Tigers forward Josh Porter – one of the day’sAnthony stars – celebrates a goal Aiden in front of the old Liberatorea and were “I’d like to think there no –panic Werribee Tigers forward Joshwas Porter one ofout the day’s stars – celebrates goal in frontAdams of the old grandstand at Chirnside Park. (Luke Hemer) named best for the Tigers. on the ground.” grandstand at Chirnside Park. (Luke Hemer)
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SPORT Aggressive riding marks winter outing Footscray Cycling Club’s winter road season arrived at the notoriously exposed and windy Kirks Bridge circuit near Little River on Saturday. Dominik Dudkiewicz out-smarted the field in A grade with the age-old tactic of using accelerations to thin down the bunch in the crosswinds. “We started with a bunch of 12, which was 10 by lap two, then an acceleration toward end of lap two by myself and Miles [DaCosta] left only Miles, Travis [Small], Dave [Newett] and myself,” Dudkiewicz said. “Another acceleration by me on lap three saw Dave dropped, and then along the top straight of lap four I attacked and Trav was dropped. “Finally, I attacked Miles at the top corner with 7.5 kilometres to go and got the win.” A topsy-turvy B grade race was dominated by incessant attacks and riders attempting
breakaway moves. Leigh Kelly spent an astounding two laps away in the challenging conditions and Glen Wright a half lap out front. On the attack front, again it was Kelly piling on the pressure by leaving a strung-out line struggling to keep pace. In the end, a race that was dominated by skirmish after skirmish came down to a bunch sprint, with 27-year-old Mansfield-Mt Buller Cycling Club rider Dan Purcell overtaking gun sprinter Mark Spiteri in the run to the line to pip Kelly. “It was quite windy and there wasn’t a great deal of co-operation in the bunch,” Purcell said. “I was sitting on the front on the run home and there was not much enthusiasm to take a turn, so it was a strange last lap.” Purcell was recently on the Tour of Wangaratta, where he came an impressive
sixth on general classification with a first and a second in two stages. The C-grade race was also aggressive, with Phillip Tehan and others leaving the bunch spent and thinned out. A reduced peloton contested the bunch sprint, with Geelong schoolteacher Paul Rettke taking the win from David Lane and Adam Fenton. The riders who started in D grade may have lacked experience, but their youth and enthusiasm saw them power through the three laps, with Tim Gough taking the sprint from Laurie Paltridge and Matt Niewenhuizen. In the women’s race, Margarita Williams took her second road race win on the Footscray tour. She took the sprint by a tiny margin from Diane Edwards and Joanna Ford. Mark Micallef
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asked the question in last week’s column about the playing future of Adam Cooney and he answered it with me on SEN when I hosted last Friday afternoon. You won’t be seeing the former Brownlow medallist in the Woodsmens’ colours this year. He is too busy with his growing media commitments and, unlike his good mate Brian Lake, he can’t juggle them to fit in playing. Lake is able to scoot from his Fox Footy commitments to don the Caroline Springs jumper and help the Lakers forge their way in the WRFL division 1 competition. Spotswood would have been hoping Cooney would be a starter after the season-ending knee injuries to Elliot Wood and Lachlan Fairley.
■ Parkside
Football Club will celebrate its 120-year history this Saturday night at Moonee Valley Racing Club. The club was the inaugural winner of the FDFL senior premiership back in 1931 and has had 14 division one flags since, just one shy of Spotswood’s 15, but well ahead of fast-approaching Deer Park on eight. The success of the three clubs is the envy of clubs throughout the western suburbs. Make no mistake, Parkside is not liked by many outside its own four walls. Respected yes, but liked? No. Current coach Nick Condos has the players going nicely in division 3. But as we have seen in recent years, there are no guarantees, even when you have a big name like Jason Cloke in your line-up.
Cameron Rayner charges away with the ball for Vic Metro against the Allies on Wednesday. (Michael Dodge/Getty Images)
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was great to see former champion VFL and WRFL star Michael Frost as an interested spectator at the Hoppers Crossing-Werribee Districts game last Saturday. The former Liston medallist, who lives in Newcastle these days, tells me his son is playing under-age footy in the local competition and he has been helping out with some coaching. Looking nearly as fit as in his playing days, “Jack” says he may be tempted to pull the boots back on to have a run with his son next year. I have no doubt the former Bulldog and Saints will make an impact there.
By Lance Jenkinson There was a lot of hype surrounding Western Jets prodigies Cameron Rayner and Lachlan Fogarty going into this football season. How could there not be some excitement after what the pair had achieved to that point in their junior careers – dominating school football, starring for the Western Jets in the TAC Cup, featuring in state squads and being chosen for the AFL academy? The glowing appraisals would count for little when it came to their AFL draft prospects if they did not impress on the big stage for Vic Metro in front of the recruiters at the under-18 national championships. Impress they did. Not only were they an integral part of Vic Metro’s title defence, they also received All Australian honours. Western Jets coach Torin Baker believes All Australian selections are fitting culminations for their junior careers. “They’ve had a lot of honours along the
way, but this really tops off their junior footy careers,” he said. Rayner, a product of the Hillside and Essendon Doutta Stars football clubs, was the talk of the press box for his incredible championships. Invariably, whenever his name popped up in conversations, someone would mention “Dusty”, in reference to Richmond star Dustin Martin. It’s unfair to a young player to liken their game to an AFL superstar, but the likeness in style is too much to ignore. Just like Dusty, Rayner, who plays midfield and forward, is a power runner, takes on opponents with his strength and dare and finishes neatly on the run. “He’s drawing comparisons to those sorts of players and it’s fair enough, because he’s now produced at a high level consistently,” Baker said. “Not only has he played a good championships, but his form when he played the academy games was very good. “He’s really strong, he’s really powerful – he just chances his arm at everything”
Fogarty overcame a tough preparation to have an impact in the midfield for Vic Metro. The former Spotswood junior was hampered by a groin injury and forced to miss the first game of the championships. Once back in the Big V, Fogarty delivered a high work rate, repeatedly getting to contests and extracting the ball for the outside runners. “He had a really interrupted few weeks leading up,” Baker said. “To come in and do what he did and play well in each of the games didn’t surprise me because that’s what happens with ‘Fogs’. “His greatest strength is his intensity around the ball, whether he’s winning it or putting on pressure – it’s what makes him the player that he is.” There were four Western Jets players selected in the triumphant Vic Metro squad. Forward-ruck Tristan Xerri featured in two games, while bottom-age player Buku Khamis will have to wait until next year for his debut. Xerri, a strong contested marking player, impressed in his limited games.
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Wyndhamvale digs in despite heartbreaking streak
Cameron Morrison grabs a sneaky mark from behind for Wyndhamvale. (Marco De Luca)
It can be hard yards for a coach and a team that is giving its all but is constantly on the wrong side of the scoreboard. That frustrating trend continued for Wyndhamvale on Saturday, slumping to a 10th straight loss and falling into outright last place on the Western Region Football League division 1 ladder after a 51-point loss to Sunshine Kangaroos. “We were in the game for long periods of it, but lacked the execution and a touch of class towards the end of the match,” Falcons player-coach Daniel Bunworth said. “Obviously it’s not great, you don’t enjoy losing, but the boys dug in today.” Wyndhamvale is refusing to wave the white flag. The Falcons will continue to blood exciting youngsters – they had eight players 20 years or under playing against Sunshine. “The message from the start of the game was to take the game on, reel and go and see
if we can put them under pressure,” Bunworth said. “At half-time, the boys were up and about, and at the start of the third quarter, the boys were going into a three-goal breeze, but we still wanted to keep on taking the game on. “We kicked the first goal of the third quarter to get within six points, but it was probably a little bit of class from Sunshine after that, they sort of steadied a little bit.” The message does not change this week, even if they are playing against four-peat premiers Deer Park. The ladder leading Lions would be the shortest-priced favourite for a game all season long if there was a betting market framed, but Wyndhamvale will still aim to play a brave brand of football. Onballer Tyler Tessari is one player the defending premiers will need to keep in check. Tessari has been one of the Falcons most consistent players in a variety of roles.
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“He goes through our midfield, he goes through our forward line – the great thing about Tyler, you know what you’re going to get, and that’s 100 per cent each time,” Bunworth said. “He’s one of the easier players to coach.” In division 2, Manor Lakes charged to a 44-point win over Albanvale at Howqua Reserve, with Nathan Montague starring in a best-on-ground performance with four goals. In division 3, Sanctuary Lakes won its second game of the season and likely avoided the wooden spoon in the process, beating cellar dweller Laverton Magpies by 12 points on a day when Michael Szulc booted three goals. Wyndham Suns overcame North Sunshine by 21 points after a strong showing from Dean Cachia, while Tarneit could only manage two goals in a 57-point drubbing from Parkside. Lance Jenkinson
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By Lance Jenkinson Who said lightning doesn’t strike twice? Well, it did on Saturday, when Werribee Districts pipped local rivals Hoppers Crossing by three points at Hogans Road Reserve in a re-production of their first meeting in the Western Region Football League division 1 season. “It was another nail-biter,” victorious Tigers co-captain Matt Dean said. “It’s pretty much a replica of that game in round three. “We had the lead for most of the game and then they came back hard at us in the last quarter.” Werribee Districts seemed to be coasting to victory, holding a six-goal lead during the third quarter. When Jordan Mead goaled from beyond 50 late in the fourth quarter, Hoppers Crossing had somehow found its way in front. But the Warriors lead was short-lived and Jordan Patty kicked the sealing goal for Werribee Districts after being awarded a free kick 30 metres out from a head-high tackle by Ashlin Brown. “He took the chance and did his part for the team when it mattered most,” Dean said. There was still about three minutes left on the clock after the Patty goal. Hoppers Crossing’s best forward moves were detonated on both occasions by Tigers defender Jarryn McCormack. In one instance, McCormack took a strong contested mark, in the next, he used his fist to make a spoil. “He dropped back into the hole and took some strong marks and that always eases the pressure, rather than having the ball on the ground,” Dean said. Dean was not surprised by the Hoppers Crossing fight back. He only had to draw upon the first meeting between the sides – when the Tigers almost blew a four-goal, three-quarter time lead – to realise that no lead is safe in a Wyndham derby. “They’re a top three for a reason,” Dean said. “We kept saying at every break that we know they’re going to keep coming at us. “At times it was not ideal football from us, doing some silly things with the football and turning it over at the wrong time. That gave them some opportunities to get back in.” In such a tight competition, you take wins any way you can get them. This was particularly important for the fifth-placed Werribee Districts, as it opens up a three-game break over sixth-placed Altona, who they host at Soldiers Reserve on Saturday. And the fact it was Hoppers – the arch-rival – at Hoppers, made the celebrations even bigger. “Those wins are pretty sweet, especially beating a quality side like Hoppers at Hoppers, which is a tough assignment every time we go out there,” Dean said. 80 WYNDHAM STAR WEEKLY \ JULY 12, 2017
Jessy Price was the leading act for Werribee Devils with 28 points. (Shawn Smits)
Big V basketball
Werribee Devils continue to flounder in the Big V basketball women’s division 1. The fourth-placed Devils have lost four of their past five matches with the play-offs on the horizon. Jessy Price was the Devils’ standout with 28 points, including four three-pointers, in Saturday night’s disappointing 99-59 loss to Mildura Heat at Eagle Stadium. In men’s state championship, Werribee slumped to its third straight loss, losing 82-62 to Eltham Wildcats at the Eltham High School on Saturday night.
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Werribee Centrals has maintained its unblemished record in GDFL netball by notching its 13th consecutive win. The Centrals powered away in the second half to beat Winchelsea 59-36 and maintain a two-and-a-half game break over second-placed Bannockburn. Ellie Tubbs was on target for Centrals with 48 goals, taking her season tally to a league-best 914.
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Jarryn McCormack was huge in the pressure moments for Werribee Districts on Saturday. (Marco De Luca)
The star of the show for Werribee Districts was Andrew Panayi, who finished with seven goals. Panayi moved into the top five on the division 1 goalkicking list with 29 goals. “He was a clear best on ground for mine,” Dean said. Mark Pozzuto was outstanding at the coal face for the Tigers, while Chris Molivas was classy on a wing. It has been a huge month for Werribee
Districts, who have won four straight games on the road. “We battled for a long time there through the first half of the year, constantly having injuries and guys coming in and out of the team,” Dean said. “The last few weeks, we’ve had some honest guys who have deserved their opportunity to be in the team. “To play away the last four weeks and come away with victories has been good for us.”
Werribee Centrals snuck home by one point over Winchelsea at Eastern Reserve on Saturday. The Centurions showed a never-say-die attitude, coming back from eight points down at three-quarter time to register their third win in four games. Luke Cachia was the focal point for the Centurions with four goals, while Daryl Chesterman, Bradley Carlton and Joshua Sloan were named in the best. The Centurions, just a game and percentage behind fifth spot, kept their finals hopes alive. FOR MORE SPORT, VISIT Web: starweekly.com.au Wyndham Star Weekly @starweeklysport @star_weekly
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Bee recruit has City buzzing By Lance Jenkinson Multiple attractions drew George Slefendorfas to Werribee City as a mid-season signing – but the team’s results were not one of them. The pre-Slefendorfas Bees were going nowhere in a hurry, with a dismal 12 points from the opening 16 rounds. Since his arrival, the Bees have more than doubled their points tally, picking up 13 in the past seven games. The Bees are level on 25 points with Whittlesea Ranges and Melbourne Victory and a big chance to climb out of the bottom two. They can even aim for a top-half finish, as they are just five points away from those mid-tier clubs. Slefendorfas has undoubtedly had a big part to play in Werribee City’s change in fortunes. The 29-year-old is an important cog in the system, sitting behind the front two, holding up the ball to link with teammates, providing a physical edge and threatening to score. But were the Bees lucky that such a quality acquisition agreed to join them when they were travelling so poorly? Slefendorfas was not fazed that his new club was a long way off the pace. “I knew they weren’t doing too well, but it was kind of a challenge,” he said. “I love new challenges.” Where one player might have put Werribee City’s situation at the time of signing in the too hard basket, Slefendorfas was looking only at the positives. He wanted to play close to his Werribee home, so having an NPL club on his doorstep was a big tick. There was the big lure of getting to play under Sergio Sabbadini, a coach recommended to Slefendorfas by his former mentor, Fab Soncin, who he played under at his former club, Geelong. “When Fab left the club, I decided to come back to the area where I’m living, so it wasn’t too hard of a problem for me to move clubs,” Slefendorfas said. “I had only heard of good things about Serge.” Slefendorfas has been thrilled with his decision to sign ever since, getting what he expected and more from his short time at Werribee City. “It’s a very family sort of a feel down there,” he said. “It’s such an enjoyable group to get along with – everyone is fun, everyone is happy. “In any kind of environment, whether it be sport or business, the more enjoyable it is, the better you’ll perform.”
The attacking midfielder is hoping his form on the pitch with the Bees translates into more international caps with his country of birth, Papua New Guinea. Slefendorfas was set to play for PNG after a three-week training camp recently, but a hold-up with his passport cost him the chance. “The opportunity is still there – all the paperwork is in, but I’m waiting on a passport at the moment,” he said. “I should be with the team for the Pacific Mini-Games they’re holding in Vanuatu later this year.” Slefendorfas was born in Port Moresby and moved to Cairns aged seven. His dad represented PNG in rugby league and Australian rules as a member of touring parties that came to Australia. As a kid, he followed the Brisbane Broncos in the NRL and Essendon in the AFL, but soccer was not really on the radar until later on.
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“There was nothing to do with soccer at all,” he said. Good thing for Slefendorfas that he eventually discovered the world game – it’s become his ticket to see the world. He has already represented PNG and played club soccer in Sweden and New Zealand – and there is still plenty of time left in his career for more PNG national team appearances. “I’ve been travelling for the last eight or nine years,” Slefendorfas said. “I guess I’ve been real lucky and blessed on that front. “I always try to challenge myself in different cultures and different lifestyles.” The good news for Werribee City is that he is in no hurry to leave Galvin Park. He is settled in Melbourne and already feels comfortable with the Bees’ “family”. “It’s definitely the bunch of people I really want to be around longer,” he said. “They’ve been really good to me and I feel like I’m doing the right thing by helping them win some of these battles we have gone through and we have a few more coming up.” Werribee City will travel to Epsom on Saturday evening to face bottom side Bendigo City. The Bees will be looking to bounce back quickly after a 5-1 hammering at the hands of Dandenong City on Saturday night. It was the Bees’ first loss since May 28.
George Slefendorfas in action for Werribee City. (Damian Visentini)
How state league local hopes shape for the run home With the local Football Federation Victoria men’s state league clubs coming off a break, sports reporter Lance Jenkinson assesses how they have fared so far and what they can aspire to achieve in the final eight rounds of the season.
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Can Fab Albuquerque and Hoppers Crossing rise to the top in the final eight rounds of the season? (Damian Visentini)
State league 2, second, 33 points Hoppers Crossing is striving to be a part of the top tier in the state leagues and is poised to make a run at promotion. The Reds are just two points back from leader Altona City. The two clubs have been playing musical chairs in the top two all season. The highlight so far for Hoppers Crossing was its 7-1 mauling of Moreland United on opening day, a win that set the tone for a fantastic first half of the season. The Reds are big scorers, averaging 2.85 goals a game. They have five players with five goals or more – Kwaku Dade (eight), Fab Albuquerque (seven), Daniel Sweeney, Liam McDermott and Taira Matsumoto (five each). If Hoppers Crossing wants to win the title, it will need to fix lapses at the back. Generally, the Reds are good defensively, but their off days are alarming. Three times they
have conceded three goals in a game, which is a real concern when Altona City has conceded only eight for the season. Hoppers Crossing will host Diamond Valley United at Grange Reserve on Saturday, but the title could be won or lost three weeks later when they welcome Altona City.
Point Cook
State league 4, second, 28 points Point Cook was one of the promotion favourites in 2016, so it gnawed away at coach Craig Filer during the summer that it had failed that mission. The Jets get their chance for redemption this season and are well placed to strike, sitting in second, two points back from table-topping Sebastopol Vikings with eight rounds to go. Point Cook is four points better off than at the same time last season, which has been sufficient in a season in which none of the leading clubs have streaked clear. With only three points separating the top three and a further three clubs still close enough to strike, there is still plenty of work for the Jets to do. Point Cook’s best win came at the start of May when it put eight goals past Newmarket Phoenix.
The Jets have had no problems finding the back of the net, averaging 2.57 goals a game. Zac Osborne is the leading scorer with six, but their best asset is their unpredictable strike force. Point Cook will need to return from the break switched on for a derby against Truganina Hornets this Saturday.
Truganina Hornets
State league 4, 10th, 12 points First things first – Truganina needs to shore up its safety in the division. The Hornets are skating far too close to the relegation zone for comfort – they’re just two points above second-last Newmarket Phoenix. The next task for Truganina is to realise its potential. How can you beat top side Sebastopol Vikings 1-0 and fourth-placed North Melbourne Athletic 2-0 – then serve up a three-goal defeat to lowly Newmarket? Hornets coach Sergio Lunedei insists his team is better than a third-last outfit, but it’s time for his players to start showing it on a consistent basis. If Truganina can produce its best in the derby against Point Cook on Saturday, an upset is quite possible. 81 WYNDHAM STAR WEEKLY \ JULY 12, 2017
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