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Copper cabbies pull rank By Alesha Capone
Leading Senior Constable Natalie Briggs and First Constable Haylee Cameron on patrol in Werribee. (Alesha Capone)
experienced crime while they were on the job, the new police operation was a “pro-active” campaign rather than a response to any recent offences against cabbies. Senior Sergeant Riches said the new police tactics would not take the place of the Tiger Team security patrols run by 13CABS but would “complement them”. “We hope this will create some conversation around taxi drivers and the good work they do and make people think twice about acting up,” he said. Senior Sergeant Riches said police in Wyndham and Maribyrnong were working on other ways to help boost safety for cabbies, with their findings to be submitted to 13CABS and the Taxi Services Commission for consideration. He encouraged anyone with information about crimes committed against taxi drivers to call Crime Stoppers on 1800 333 000.
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Wyndham police are donning taxi driver uniforms and posing as cabbies as part of an “unusual and unconventional” way to fight crime. Senior Sergeant Aaron Riches said the tactic was aimed at boosting taxi driver and public safety. He said it would also give police a “great opportunity” to catch people on outstanding warrants. On Friday afternoon, two police officers in 13CABS uniforms and driving a taxi patrolled the area around Pacific Werribee and nearby public transport hubs. At the same time, police officers patrolled the shopping centre on foot. Senior Sergeant Riches said the operation was a success, with officers arresting five people for shoplifting. He said Wyndham police would continue to run the taxi-based operations on a regular basis until Christmas at busy locations such as shopping centres and carparks. “It is something different – it is something a bit left of centre and out of the box,” he said. Senior Sergeant Riches said there was a very good chance passengers getting into taxis in Wyndham would find police officers dressed as cabbies operating the vehicle. “That may happen and there may have to be a conversation that this cab isn’t for hire,” he said. Senior Sergeant Riches said that although many Melbourne taxi drivers
Online gig a dream role Tarneit teenager Marina Amanatiadis, who says she was “born to perform”, has landed her first major acting role – in the second season of online drama series Counter Play Play. On hearing she had won the part, Amanatiadis, 18, said she “quite literally began jumping up and down from excitement”. The first season of Counter Play attracted more than 1.5 million views since being released online last November. Created by director Chrys Phillips, the fictional series was filmed in Melbourne and focused on wealth and corruption in three families. Amanatiadis said taking the lead role in a high school musical helped her to realise that she could become an actress. “The feeling I get when I’m performing on stage is a feeling I get nowhere else.” Filming starts in October. Alesha Capone
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Real estate market ‘confident’ By Alesha Capone Wyndham’s real estate market remains strong, with many suburbs experiencing a rise in median house prices during the June quarter of this year. Figures from the Real Estate Institute of Victoria (REIV) show that between April and June, Wyndham Vale recorded the highest rise in median house values out of all the municipality’s suburbs. During this quarter Wyndham Vale’s median house prices increased by 10.8 per cent to $450,000. The REIV data showed:
• Hoppers Crossing median house prices rose 8.3 per cent to reach $520,000. • Werribee’s median house prices increased by 6.5 per cent to $462,000. • Tarneit median house prices went up by 4.1 per cent to $510,000. • Point Cook median house prices increased by 1.2 per cent to $600,000. Within Truganina, Williams Landing and Little River, there were fewer than 30 house sales in the June quarter. The median price for a house in metropolitan Melbourne rose 2.9 per cent to $822,000 over the same period. REIV’s acting president Richard Simpson
said Melbourne’s property market was continuing to perform strongly, with more than 10,300 homes selling from April to June. A director of the YPA Wyndham City real estate agency, James Antonio, said that all of Wyndham’s suburbs remained popular with buyers, especially with investors looking to spend $500,000 and under. Mr Antonio said in the six-and-a-half years his agency had been operating, June had been their “best month on record” in terms of sales. In that month the agency had sold four houses for more than $1 million: two houses in Hoppers Crossing sold for $1.4 million and
$1.5 million respectively, a Werribee South house on 15 acres sold for $2 million and a Laverton house sold for $2.3 million. Mr Antonio said that in Wyndham it was more common to sell one house valued at $1 million or more per quarter. “I think buyer confidence is really strong and people don’t mind spending that money because they are confident the market is moving forward,” Mr Antonio said. He said that while many home owners held off selling their house until spring, winter was typically the best time to put a property on the market, “to beat the spring rush”.
Chinese firm tipped to buy land parcel The subsidiary of an overseas property developer is poised to buy a large section of land in Wyndham Vale for $400 million. Earlier this month, Phileo Australia announced it would sell about 363 hectares of land on Black Forest Road – which has been zoned for residential development – to Country Garden Mambourin Pty Ltd. The sale will be conditional on Country Garden Mambourin gaining approval for the land acquisition from the Australian Foreign Investment Review Board (FIRB). Country Garden Mambourin is a subsidiary of the Hong Kong-listed property developer Country Garden Holdings which is mainland China’s third largest developer. Phileo Australia’s statement said that if the FIRB approved the sale, the $400 million would be paid across four and a half years, with the final settlement in February 2022. The Wyndham Vale land which is the subject of the potential sale is in the Urban Growth Zone. Last week, the real estate news website Mingtiandi reported that if the sale went ahead, up to 4000 homes could be built on the land. Mingtiandi’s article stated that Phileo Australia originally bought the Black Forest Road land for $14.5 million during 2014 and won approval for residential development at the site last year.
Buskers hit sweet spot Werribee’s main strip has become a stage for musicians, dancers and other performers. A dedicated busking spot has been allocated on Watton Street, outside hairdressing salon Cuts and Curls, where buskers with permits can entertain shoppers and traders. Busking veteran Jessica Paige, who worked with Wyndham council staff to choose the designated space, said the location was ideal. Paige, who plays guitar and sings, has been a busker around Wyndham and other parts of Melbourne for the past 17 years. She said Watton Street had a beautiful cafe scene and people seem to really appreciate the music. “The space is near the Black Seed Cafe, and lots of people tend to go there, and it’s also near the pedestrian crossing – it’s one of those spots that, as a seasoned busker, is recognised as a good spot.” Buskers need a permit to be able to perform and must notify the council of their intention to use the space 48 hours beforehand. For more information, email busking@ wyndham.vic.gov.au Charlene Macaulay
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Station Place a jewel in CBD crown By Charlene Macaulay Station Place could be spruced up and the former Palais Theatre reopened as part of a mammoth overhaul of Werribee’s CBD. Kate Roffey, Wyndham city economy, innovation and liveability director, said the popularity of recent events at Station Place, including movies, live music, the Winter Street Party, Christmas activities and Easter egg hunts, had cemented the area as the heart of Werribee’s city centre. “Events like these are helping to rejuvenate Station Place, with substantially more activities
planned for the next 12 months,â€? Ms Roffey said. “As residents are aware, the Cottrell and Cherry street level crossings will be removed in coming years ‌ while we do not know what the final design of these works are going to be, they will have an impact on the city centre. “When council has more information on these works we will look to develop a longer-term strategic plan for adjacent areas.â€? Rumours have abounded that the former Palais Theatre in Station Place, currently occupied by a Cash Converters store on the ground level, could be refurbished and
re-opened to the public as part of the revamp, but Ms Roffey said no firm plans were in place in this regard. “While there have been indications of operator and community support for the former Palais Theatre to resume showing movies and live performances, this building is privately owned and reopening it as a theatre would require action to be taken by the owners,� she said. “Booked out movie sessions in Station Place and the cultural centre have also demonstrated strong support for a cinema in the Werribee city centre.�
As reported by Star Weekly earlier this month, a slew of successful multi-storey planning applications will mean Werribee’s main street and its surrounds will soon be transformed. To date, Wyndham council has approved 13 planning permits for multi-storey buildings within Werribee’s city centre, with another four to be assessed and even more expected, all in line with a Wyndham council plan to develop Riverbank Promenade behind Watton Street, where new apartments, restaurants and retail outlets are expected to overlook the Werribee River.
Bruce is in great form Werribee’s Bruce Hicks could be described as a veteran of the RACV Great Victorian Bike Ride. Since 1994, Mr Hicks has taken part in the annual ride 10 times. Now aged 71, he is looking forward to tackling the challenge once again. Between November 25 and December 3, Mr Hicks will join about 3500 cyclists as they pedal more than 500 kilometres around Gippsland as part of the annual Bicycle Victoria event. Mr Hicks said that during some previous rides, he had acted as an official volunteer, directing cyclists to safety points or rest stops. “With volunteering, you get a sense of satisfaction of helping people,� he said. Mr Hicks said he usually went out for a bicycle ride three to five days a week.
“Most days, I probably average about 70 kilometres, some days I might do over 100 kilometres,� he said. “It’s good exercise and something you can do which is almost like meditating. “I also enjoy the camaraderie, either among other cyclists you see when riding by yourself or when you meet up with some people.� In addition to his regular bicycle, he owns a yellow bike with three wheels and another he built for when it rains that he described as looking like “a little pedal car�. The Great Victorian Bike Ride includes nine-, five- and three-day options. Costs vary. Early bird entries will be accepted until August 11. Details: greatvic.com.au or call 1800 639 634 Alesha Capone
Bruce Hicks trains for the 2017 RACV Great Victorian Bike Ride. (Damjan Janevski)
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Driver jailed for fatal crash By Charlene Macaulay A truck driver who caused a six-car pile-up that resulted in a woman dying 12 days later has been sentenced to a minimum two-and-a-half years jail. Terrence Paul Nicholson pleaded guilty to one charge of dangerous driving causing death and one charge of being the driver of a vehicle that was moving on a road and using a mobile phone. The County Court heard Nicholson was driving an empty cattle truck along the
Western Ring Road, near the Boundary Road exit, about 6.08am on June 16, 2016, when he failed to stop his truck in time and hit the rear of the car in front of him. The crash caused a chain reaction, with six cars in total being hit. The driver of the car Nicholson hit, a mother of two, was trapped in the wreckage for nearly an hour and was flown by air ambulance to the Alfred Hospital with head injuries. She died 12 days later. The court heard that although Nicholson had not been speeding at the time of the collision,
his speed of 99km/h was too fast for the traffic conditions. Nicholson had also admitted to using a mobile phone while behind the wheel about six minutes before the collision. Judge James Montgomery noted that Nicholson, who had been psychologically assessed as having a learning disability that had never been addressed properly, made an early plea and was genuinely remorseful following the crash. Despite this, Judge Montgomery said the crash was easily avoidable. “Given the sight distance available to you in the lead-up to the collision, a minimum of 500
metres, and that you were 38.7 to 60.8 metres from the deceased’s vehicle when you first perceived the hazard in front of your truck, it is my view that this was a serious breach of the proper management and control of your vehicle. “By your actions, you placed a number of other motorists in a position of severe risk or either serious injury or death.” Nicholson was sentenced to four years’ jail with a two-and-a-half year minimum, is disqualified from driving for the next decade and was fined $500.
Teen speaks her mind suicide have a diagnosable mental illness, so if a show really wants to raise awareness about suicide, they should inform people about the underlying factors, rather than simply doing it for shock value and to gain ratings.” The topic is particularly close to Shahani’s heart because she is keen to study psychology once she finishes high school. The 18-year-old said she was feeling excited and nervous in the lead-up to today’s final. “It [the competition] promotes self-confidence, and it also encourages conversations about important issues that really shape the future of our community,” she said. The state winner will advance to the national final, where students contend for their chance to represent Australia at the international public speaking competition.
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This Tarneit teen has the gift of the gab. Year 12 Al-Taqwa College student Shahani Munaff has battled through regional competitions and a semi-final to make it to the state final of the Plain English Speaking Awards, which she will contest today at Melbourne’s Treasury Theatre. The public speaking competition, which is being run by the Victorian Curriculum and Assessment Authority, calls on entrants to speak about an issue they’re passionate about. Shahani will speak on the media’s negative depiction of mental illness, with a focus on Netflix teen drama 13 Reasons Why. “That show, while it does sort of raise awareness of suicide, exposes suicide to more individuals, such as teenagers who are watching the show,” she said. “What it fails to do is clearly underline the mental health issues behind suicide. More than 90 per cent of people who do commit
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of school holidays due to the weather and play electronic games, stare at their phones and don’t talk to you. Hang on, that is not just July. There is a Dry July campaign, the idea being to go the whole month without drinking. Against that, and adding to the confusion, are the cheery Christmas in July celebrations. Combine the two and somebody should call the police. July is also the month when the family bean counter sits down and does the yearly financial assessment. Yes, it’s tax time. There is no greater joy than seeing how much you earned during the year, how much you spent, how much you gave to the government and how little you have left. That is about the time that the Dry July concept gets the big A. It is also the time of year when you face the reality your footy team won’t make the finals or if they do, an interstate team will probably knock them out. Bulldogs fans think back to last July. Football miracles don’t happen in July, only September or October. So goodbye, July. Don’t let the door hit you on the way out. ■
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A 15-year-old Werribee boy has been arrested after an alleged brawl involving about 16 people at the Pacific Werribee shopping centre on July 17. Last Wednesday the teenager was charged with affray, intentionally causing injury, two counts of unlawful assault and committing an indictable offence while on bail. There were also four outstanding warrants for the youth, who was later remanded in custody to appear before court at a later date.
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Healthy boost to hospital funds By Charlene Macaulay
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Mental health, palliative care and clinical services at Werribee Mercy Hospital will benefit from an 8.1 per cent increase in state government funding. The state government last week announced $309 million for Mercy Health, which runs Werribee Mercy and the Mercy Hospital for Women, to cover the 2017-18 financial year. “We know our dedicated doctors and nurses do a remarkable job at Mercy Health,” Werribee MP Tim Pallas said. “This record boost gives them the support they need to keep saving lives and keep people in Wyndham healthy.” Mercy Health chief executive of health services, Linda Mellors, welcomed the increase. Adjunct Professor Mellors said Mercy Health was still working through the budget information received last week and as yet could not confirm how much of that $309 million would go to Werribee Mercy. “Mercy Health has received welcome funding increases for community mental health and community palliative-care services,” she said. “The expanded inpatient mental health facility at Werribee Mercy Hospital is nearing completion and will open in stages during the coming months.” Werribee Mercy is part-way through an $85-million state government-funded hospital upgrade that will include eight critical-care beds, 56 inpatient beds and six operating theatres over four storeys. The hospital will be six storeys high when complete in mid-2018. “The physical expansion of Werribee Mercy Hospital is continuing and we look forward to a substantial expansion of our clinical services next financial year, including a new critical-care service, additional operating theatres and two new wards,” Adjunct Professor Mellors said.
Point Cook dancer Dom Roussety will take to the stage next month, in a production which explores human emotions and life. Roussety will star in a contemporary dance show titled SIGNIFICANCE, from the Geelong-based Attitude Dance Company. The 29-year-old said he and the other cast members were invited to take part in SIGNIFICANCE by the company’s director and choreographer Xavier McGettigan. Roussety said he and his fellow dancers were also able to contribute their own ideas during rehearsals. “It was a rewarding process, the company is pretty laidback and easygoing,” he said. “For me, probably the most enjoyable part of the show is when we’re all on stage together “It’s a way of expressing and telling stories which sometimes you can’t tell in words or other ways,” he said. SIGNIFICANCE will be staged at Courthouse Youth Arts in Geelong at 8pm on Friday, August 11 and Saturday, August 12. Tickets: $27.12 to $32.34 per person. It will also be performed at Chapel Off Chapel in Prahran, at 7.30pm on Sunday, August 13. Tickets: $30 full, $25 for a group of 10 people or more (plus transaction fee). See attitudedancecompany.com.au/ tickets for details. Alesha Capone
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Hospital jobs in high demand By Charlene Macaulay Nearly 4000 people have already put their hand up for a job at St Vincent’s Private Hospital Werribee – even though the hospital won’t open for another six months. St Vincent’s Private chief executive Kate Goodwin said the hospital had been overwhelmed by interest taking place well before the formal job application process began. Ms Goodwin said the hospital would host a careers information night in September for job seekers to find out more about available jobs.
“There will be a number of positions created when the hospital first opens, and as we grow we will, of course, continue to expand our workforce,” she said. The construction of the hospital is proceeding full steam ahead, with builders ADCO currently completing the external structure and progressing to the internal fit-out. Once complete, the 49-bed hospital will have three operating theatres, a maternity ward and special-care nursery and a cardiac catheter laboratory. It will include orthopaedics, urology and general surgery, ear, nose and throat services, as well as sleep studies, rehabilitation
and oncology services. An on-site 80-bed aged-care service will start taking patients in early June next year. Ms Goodwin said St Vincent’s Private Hospital Werribee would open its doors on January 30, 2018, and would admit its first expecting mothers from late February. “One in three women currently give birth outside the Wyndham area,” she said. “St Vincent’s Private Hospital Werribee anticipate to deliver hundreds of babies in 2018, ramping up to 1500 births in future years due to the population growth and high demand for maternity services in the area.
“St Vincent’s Private Hospital Werribee will enable better and faster access to healthcare services and therefore better outcomes for patients and families in the Wyndham community.” Meanwhile, a “Health of the West” fundraising committee is working towards raising $10 million to equip St Vincent’s Private Werribee with the latest medical technology through signature gifts and naming rights. A number of events and functions will be scheduled closer to the opening to provide opportunities for the community to support their local hospital.
Bingo feels the squeeze The Werribee Plaza Bingo Association is struggling financially and may have to relocate from its premises at Pacific Werribee after the shopping centre’s multi-million dollar redevelopment resulted in unforeseen set backs for the business. The association’s new directors, who are working hard to boost bingo patronage, say that since relocating to the front of the shopping centre, bingo players have had to compete for a small number of carparking spots also used by people using the Plaza Library and diners accessing the Urban Diner precinct or KFC. Director Robert Szatkowski said that before the Pacific Werribee redevelopment, the centre’s previous location at the centre had more parking spaces closer to the venue. He said the owners of Pacific Werribee had “bent over backwards” to accommodate the needs of the Werribee Plaza Bingo Association
during the redevelopment and it was only with the benefit of hindsight that the parking problem was identified. “The likelihood of us needing to leave is high,” he said. The Werribee Plaza Bingo Association is run by 15 local sports clubs and community groups – including the City Raiders Softball Club, Laverton Softball Club and Werribee Lions – with revenue raised going back to the clubs. But Mr Swatkowski said clubs had not received a cheque in the past three years. “For the last three years, we’ve done pretty poorly,” he said. “As a consequence many of the clubs who rely on revenue from this centre haven’t had that income stream coming through.” Charlene Macaulay
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Hack taps smart minds Thousands of people will hit Wyndham for one of the world’s biggest “hackathons” this week. From Wednesday to Friday Wyndham council will host GovHack, an annual competition that challenges participants to develop the most creative uses for publicly available online data. Run by several federal government departments and the Australian Bureau of Statistics, GovHack aims for participants to create a project that will benefit the community. Cr Aaron An said many innovative internet sites and mobile apps had been developed at past GovHack competitions. “Some of the award-winning projects developed as part of last year’s event included a website that calculates your risks of being involved in a car crash or your home flooding
or being broken into, and recommend ways of reducing those risks; a visualisation that can pick the best location for a new business; and an augmented-reality mobile app that helps people learn about nearby wildlife, parks and landmarks,” Cr An said. He said the council would also supply data for this week’s GovHack contestants to use. “Our surging population, and the challenges that represents, means we need to be innovative and work collaboratively to come up with new solutions,” he said. “GovHack is one way we can continue to think outside the box … and be a part of this global push towards innovation.” Details: wyndham.vic.gov.au/govhack Alesha Capone
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Tipping point for EPA decision By Charlene Macaulay Wyndham council is still waiting on the green light from the state environment watchdog before it can open four new ‘cells’ at the Werribee tip. The Environment Protection Authority has twice requested further information about the council’s plans to extend operations within the boundaries of its landfill site on Wests Road since it lodged an application for a works approval in September last year.
According to the Environment Protection Act 1970, the EPA must make a decision on works approval applications within four months of receiving complete applications, but this can be extended if the EPA requests extra information to help with its assessment. The council wants to build four new landfill ‘cells’ – that will each be made up of multiple sub-cells – within the current tip that can reach 22 metres above ground level. The council also wants to increase the height of four existing cells – which can currently be
filled to a maximum height of 8-10 metres – to 22 metres. The EPA has asked Wyndham council for more detail about groundwater quality, leachate and stormwater management, odour and noise, and waste management strategies. It has also asked if the council had considered lowering the maximum height of the cell, including only filling it to ground level. The EPA has received more than 170 submissions so far on the application, and is holding a public information session at Eagle
Stadium on August 1 between 2-8pm for the community to ask questions about the extra information received in relation to the proposal. The session will include two presentations by Wyndham council, one at 4pm and the other at 7pm. An EPA spokesman said the organisation expects to make its final decision by mid-September, unless additional information is required to finalise its assessment of the works approval application.
Blanket promises There’s nothing like snuggling under a warm blanket on a cold winter’s night. Unfortunately, not everyone has that luxury, especially those sleeping rough. Uniting Wyndham (formally UnitingCare Werribee Support and Housing) is calling on residents to be generous and donate new blankets for those less fortunate as part of its annual Blanket Wyndham appeal. The organisation will host a free community event on August 12 for Homelessness Week, which will include the blanket drive, a jumping castle, animal nursery, face-painting, sausage sizzle, fairy floss and popcorn. Last year, the community donated more than 260 blankets for the Blanket Wyndham drive, which have since been distributed to young people and families experiencing financial hardship. Social worker Jackie Ceratti said this year, Uniting Wyndham is hoping to collect 300 blankets.
“It’s about community participation to support Wyndham residents who are disadvantaged,” she said. “Not just those who are homeless, but also families experiencing financial hardship.” Over the 2016-17 financial year, Uniting Wyndham supported more than 270 people through its youth, adult and families housing programs. The service also handed out about 20 food parcels, and 15 food vouchers per day for those in need. Blanket Wyndham will be held at the corner of Duncans Road and Synnot Street, Werribee, from 10.30am-1pm on August 12. Charlene Macaulay
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old Manor Lakes water tank, no longer exist in the form Samulis has captured them in, having already been taken over by development. In another, Samulis captures a line of traffic waiting at the lights out the front of the Racecourse Hotel in Werribee. “That’s exactly what the western suburbs is about … it’s a romantic view of coming home after a hard day’s work,” he said. Samulis, who works as a driver by day, has been producing art as his “weekend work” since 1989, and has exhibited in a number of shows. He received an honourable mention at this year’s Wyndham Art Prize. Samulis’ exhibition will remain on display until September 8. Charlene Macaulay
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By Charlene Macaulay More than $1.4 million has been spent on cleaning up graffiti and tagging around Wyndham in the past four years. Wyndham council figures reveal that the council has forked out more than $1.35 million since the 2013-14 financial year to have contractors remove illegal graffiti across the city. Corrections Victoria has spent another $54,000 in Wyndham graffiti removal over the same period. Councillor Peter Maynard said it was a disgrace that so much money was being spent on removing graffiti. “That money could be well spent on other things,” Cr Maynard said. The council recently endorsed a new five-year plan to reduce the prevalence of graffiti in the area, and boost graffiti removal rates and enforcement by: • Removing offensive graffiti within one working day; • Removing graffiti on Wyndham council assets within three working days from the time the council is alerted; • Regularly auditing graffiti hot spots; • Running a graffiti hotline during the working week; • Providing graffiti removal kits free to the community at the council depot and a number of community centres; • Reporting all graffiti and tagging to police; and • Working with traders to restrict the selling or supply of spray cans to minors. The council will also establish more locations for legal street art, after launching its first “hit up” wall under the Heaths Road bridge in Werribee in January in a bid to encourage art, but discourage vandalism of public and
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More than 5600 kilograms of rubbish has been collected from the banks of the Werribee River and along Werribee beaches in the past two years. Beach Patrol 3030 volunteers have picked up 7613 cans and bottles and logged more than 1000 hours of clean-up activities since the group was formed two years ago. The group meets for an hour each month to help beautify Werribee’s beaches and the river. In a clean-up day held earlier this month, 47 volunteers from Beach Patrol and the Australian Indian Foundation collected 418 bottles and cans, 42 plastic bags, seven shopping trolleys and eight large bags of rubbish from Wyndham Park. The organisation celebrated its second birthday recently with a large faux cake outside the office of Werribee MP Tim Pallas and handed out leaflets promoting a container deposit scheme for Victoria. Beach Patrol 3030 zone manager Rob Bradley said it was time for Victoria to step in line with all other mainland states and introduce a container deposit scheme for drink containers. “We also need a plastic bag ban, as containers and bags are causing harm to human health and the environment,” Mr Bradley said. “They will cause a loss of jobs and are hurting fishing and other sea-based industry in Australia and around the world.” Charlene Macaulay
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By Charlene Macaulay A group of Wyndham women have embraced reusable bags, coffee cups and other items in a month-long challenge to minimise their environmental footprint. Lisa Field, Alicia Polman and Trish Gregory have all refused to use single-use plastics – including shopping bags, packaging and coffee cups – for Plastic Free July, and have also encouraged fellow residents and traders to get involved. The women are all members of Transition Wyndham, a community group aimed at supporting new and local enterprise, food and energy networks, and caring for the environment. Ms Field said to successfully move away from using disposable items, it was important for people to have a survival kit with a reusable shopping bag, a reusable coffee cup, reusable cutlery and a reusable water bottle. Ms Polman said refusing to use single-use plastic bags reduced the impact on the environment and the amount of rubbish sent to landfill, and saved money. “It’s not hard, you need a little bit of forethought. If you know you’re going shopping, you take your bag,” Ms Polman said. “We can talk with our money, with where we go and how we shop.” Ms Polman said she had a mixed reaction to the recent announcement by Coles and Woolworths to phase-out single-use plastic bags within the next 12 months and offer more durable plastic bags at 15 cents apiece. “Much of the value will be the conversations it’s bringing and awareness about single-use plastics. “People still have to take responsibility and make sure they bring or reuse their bags.”
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Wyndham council is chasing state government funding to upgrade two Wyndham Vale intersections. The council has finalised designs for traffic lights at the Evergreen Drive and Ballan Road junction, and a pedestrian crossing at the intersection of Ballan, Greens and McGrath roads to meet the increased traffic demands in the area. Acting chief executive Kate Roffey said the council was currently seeking state government funding for both projects, which are together estimated to cost $1 million. “The need for a pedestrian crossing at the Evergreen Drive and Ballan Road intersection has been identified following minor safety concerns,” Ms Roffey said. “A pedestrian crossing at the McGrath Road intersection is considered necessary to improve safety for people walking to the nearby shops and Iramoo Primary School. “While designs have been created, they may be subject to change following state government feedback. As such, it is too soon for us to release these designs or speculate on when construction will start.” Wyndham council data reveals that 22,000 vehicles travel along Ballan Road each day, and about 4000 use Evergreen Drive. Charlene Macaulay
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MY WYNDHAM Toni Strebs moved to Wyndham with her family when she was seven years old. She now lives in Wyndham Vale, is building a home in the Jubliee estate and works and trains in Wyndham. She speaks with Alesha Capone. You pretty much grew up in Wyndham, but what made you want to live here as an adult?
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I have always lived here but the reason I wish to stay is because everything here is so convenient. My family is here, local shops are around every corner; Werribee Plaza for when you want to shop, a variety of schools and variety of people. This place has always been home, even with every change, and it will continue to be my home for the foreseeable future. Is there anything you would change about the area, if you could? Some of the lighting in the older streets, I like to walk my puppy around the area and some of the streets are very dark. Do you have a favourite place to get coffee or eat a meal in Wyndham? Who can resist the Pancake Parlour! My
partner and I had our first dates at the Werribee Plaza Pancake Parlour. Do you have a favourite park or another outdoor area in Wyndham? I take my puppy to the Werribee Off Lead Dog Park, between Presidents Park and the
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Werribee Shire Council took the long overdue step on Monday night of adopting a unified approach to financing major projects rather than the traditional riding system. Under the old system each of the five ridings of the shire planned its own projects which were financed from its own separate finance accounts.
The dream of a Laverton single mother to own her own home in Altona turned into a nightmare when the Education Department stepped in. Ms Kim Harper, 29, bought a block of land in an undeveloped area of Altona Meadows about three years ago.
Toxic dump protestors warned CSR directors last week that Wyndham residents would seek millions of dollars in compensation if its planned prescribed waste facility caused serious environmental, health and economic damage. Werribee Residents Against Toxic Dump sent a clear message that it could not be put at risk by similar incidents and served a mock writ to company executives after a shareholders’ meeting.
The grandmother of a five-year-old Hoppers Crossing boy bashed to death by his mother’s de facto believes he should have received a life sentence rather than the 10-year minimum term imposed by a Supreme Court judge last Tuesday. Stuart John McMaster, 30, was found guilty of the manslaughter of Cody Hutchings and intentionally causing injury to his partner and Cody’s mother, Belinda McMaster.
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Artist and academic Brian Martin will join radio and TV presenter Namilla Benson to unpack how historical and current visual misrepresentation of Aboriginal people impacts community perceptions. The talk will be held at the Wyndham Art Gallery, 177 Watton Street, Werribee, on Wednesday, August 2, from 5.30-7.30pm. ■ wyndham.vic.gov.au/arts
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Sunday Wine Co. delivers curated wine packs to your door, so you have more time to spend with friends. Offering free metro shipping, Sunday Wine Co. is changing the experience of ordering wine online with a stylish, fun and easy-to-use website. Three readers will win a selection of three wines each, beautifully presented with a set of drink coasters (each valued at $80). www.sundaywineco.com.au To enter, click on the WIN tab at www. starweekly.com.au and follow the prompts. Entries close at 11.59pm on Sunday, July 30 and will be drawn the next day at 380 City Road, Southbank, 3006. Entrants must be over 18 years old and reside in Victoria. See our Competition Terms & Conditions for more details. All winners will be contacted direct by the prize supplier and within seven days of the winners being drawn.
Get fit for free
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
History talks
Werribee District Historical Society holds talks at the Werribee Museum, corner Watton Street and Duncans Road during the regular opening hours of Tuesdays 10am-3pm and Saturdays 10am-1pm. ■ 9749 2713 or l_pritchard@optusnet.com.au
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The Werribee Craft Festival will hold a two-day event on November 11-12 at Encore Events Centre, Hoppers Crossing, and is calling for stallholders. Applications close on September 1. ■ 0419 351 141, or email www.werribeecraftfestival@hotmail.com
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If you’re in the auto industry, your skills are valuable and transferable to jobs in areas such as manufacturing, warehousing, logistics and more. Or, maybe you want to retrain for a new job. Either way, we can help you take the next step. Start planning for your future. Visit education.vic.gov.au/auto or call Skills and Jobs Centres on 134 389. Authorised by the Victorian Government, 1 Treasury Place, Melbourne
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CONSIDER THE SAUCE Kenny Weir finds the most social spot in town . . . Sunshine Social is a hit and hoot, and we love it to bits. This is the biggest thing to hit Sunshine West for years – the adjacent Glengala Road shops barely seem to have changed for the best part of a decade. The old servo has been done up a treat, the swish fit-out preserving the old-time feel of the building and, best of all, the wonderful roof that once sheltered filling-up motorists from the elements. Loosely based on the concept of old-school charcoal chicken shops, Sunshine Social goes from there to offer a menu that broadens out to take in some multicultural ideas, all the while offering a cohesive game plan. Marinated olives and chargrilled vegetables ($7.50) are a delightful way to get our meal under way. It’s a deceptively big serving of beaut olives of various colours and dimensions and long strips of gorgeous red capsicum, zucchini and eggplant. Given the charcoal chook inspiration going on here, I was only ever going to order one thing – the very same thing that I ALWAYS order in chicken shops: Half a chicken with slaw and chips ($28.50). The price here is higher, of course, but no more than expected. The chicken near the various bones is excellent, moist and delicious. The breast meat is dry – as it so often is, no matter the price. But it’s not terminally so, and certainly all this could easily be fixed up with a small pot
SUNSHINE SOCIAL Address: 64 Glengala Road, Sunshine West Phone: 9312 0223 of gravy as per charcoal shop tradition. The chips are very fine and the slaw a crunchy, lightly-dressed delight. The meat served with Nat’s order of “lamb shoulder with Mediterranean herbs” ($22.50 with one side) is tasty. But we are both surprised the sheep meat is sliced and more like your regular lamb roast than the fall-apart epic the phrase “lamb shoulder” automatically suggests to us. The no-hesitation thumbs-up of the night goes to Bennie’s fried chicken burger ($13.50). He loves the big, succulent, crisp chunk of fried chicken and gives his burger – abetted by slaw, cheese and jalapenos – an eight out of 10. He gets chips with his sandwich and an extra order of slaw on the side that is plenty big enough for both himself and Nat. On the basis of community reaction and our experience just a few days into its life, the place will endure and then some. And next time, we may expand our ordering horizons to the likes of pork ribs, grilled calamari, a range of meat on sticks or Moroccan lamb snags. Kenny Weir is the founder of Consider the Sauce, the definitive guide to eating in Melbourne’s western suburbs – www.considerthesauce.net
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To RSVP visit heathglen.com.au or call 1800 550 550 A vibrant community for over 55’s * The development is subject to planning approvals and may not be identical to the development described and the developer reserves the right to make changes without notice. The information contained in this advertisement was correct as at June 2017. Whilst Lendlease endeavours to ensure that the information in this advertisement is correct, no warranty, express or implied, is given as to its accuracy. Prospective purchasers must make and only rely on their own assessments and seek their own professional advice in all respects.
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Thomas Carr’s Country Experience In 2014, Thomas Carr College took possession of the Good Samaritan Convent of St Brendan’s Parish, Cororooke, and turned it into a Country Campus for the College’s year 9 cohort. The convent is a historic building, which opened in Coragulac in 1923.
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nitially, it was operated by the Good Samaritan Sisters as a boarding school for girls in the Colac/Otway area. After closure of the boarding school in the 1970s, the convent continued to be a residence for members of the congregation. The convent is now referred to as the Good Samaritan Campus. In recent years, Thomas Carr College has refurbished the convent, turning it into a campus able to accommodate 28 students. Each year 9 class has the opportunity to embark on a country experience at the campus. The Country Experience Program requires students to live away from home for three weeks, returning home each weekend. It provides students with an opportunity for personal growth, developing a sense of independence, resilience, social awareness and skills for life and the workforce. College Principal Dr Andrew Watson says: “The students’ growing sense of independence will be key to the Country Experience. This independence is tempered with a better understanding of what it is to be a responsible adult living in the community and taking steps to find their own place in the world.” The Good Samaritan Campus experience aims to provide all students with an exciting and challenging program in an environment that is safe, caring, structured and engaging. “The emphasis will be on learning
through doing. Activities and project work will be based around the local Coragulac and Otways environments of lake, coast and forest,” Dr Watson says. “Year 9 students participate in activities such as orienteering, mountain bike riding, canoeing/kayaking and hiking. “Students are also required to complete a community service project and a
sustainable futures portfolio.” The campus is also part of the Transition Program. Year 7 students attend a camp at the campus which allows students to build on current friendships, as well as building stronger bonds with students in their homeroom. On Sunday August 6, the college will hold a Mass at the Good Samaritan Campus,
followed by an open day from 11am. All members of the community are invited to attend. The Campus is 11 kilometres north of Colac and about 140 kilometres from Thomas Carr College. Thomas Carr College, 35 Thomas Carr Drive, Tarneit. Inquiries: 8734 2444 or www.thomascarr.vic.edu.au
Good Samaritan Campus Mass and Open Day: Sunday August 6, 11.00am 729 Corangamite Lake Road, Coragulac Thomas Carr Open Day: Sunday October 29, 1.00pm – 4.00pm 35 Thomas Carr Drive, Tarneit For more information please visit www.thomsacarr.vic.edu.au. 12358855-RC30-17 10048409-06
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Excitement for new arrival Bundles of joy will be delivered at a spanking new St Vincent’s Private Hospital from February 26 next year.
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hat’s when the state-of-the-art private hospital will begin delivering babies in its beautiful new rooms, says chief executive Kate Goodwin. “We expect our maternity ward to be one of our busiest areas,” Ms Goodwin says. “We’ve worked with designers to create luxurious rooms with en suites for our mums and babies, who will definitely appreciate the calm, comfortable surroundings during and after delivery. “Experienced midwives, in consultation with an obstetrician, provide one-on-one care during labour and birth. And for babies
who need a little extra care, we have a Special Care Nursery designed to meet their needs under the care of neonatal nurses, midwives and paediatricians.” St Vincent’s Private in Melbourne has delivered more than 200,000 babies in the past 80 years. With more than 5000 Wyndham residents travelling to the hospital each year to receive treatments or to have their babies, it has been understood for some time that Werribee and surrounds needed a facility that will allow locals to seek the treatment they need closer to home.
Started by the Sisters of Charity 176 years ago, St Vincent’s Private Hospital remains loyal to the original mission and values in providing healthcare to those in need. It leads the way in the areas of surgery, complex care, research and community outreach – and that will continue in Werribee. Ms Goodwin says they have been very fortunate to have a huge level of support from the local community. “They’re just as excited about the new hospital as we are,” she says. “Our email newsletter for people wanting to know
more about the hospital continues to reach more people every week. We get regular messages on social media supporting the hospital and lots of interest from people wanting to come and join our team. “We will be recruiting for many more roles in coming months – all positions will be advertised and a careers night will be held at the end of September.” St Vincent’s Private Hospital Werribee, 240 Hoppers Lane, Werribee, opens this year. Inquiries: www.svphm.org.au or follow on Facebook.
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Day care for the VIPs in your family If you have ever considered using family day care for your child, as opposed to a conventional day care centre, consider VIP Family Day Care, a home-based childcare service where educators and parents alike are overjoyed with the service.
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IP Family Day Care is run by mother-and-daughter team Gail Sinopoli and Angela Buttigieg, who wanted to offer more families with children aged six weeks to 12 years the nurturing, small-group approach for which family day care is known and loved. Mary Cotter, an Irish national who moved to Melbourne with her husband, is absolutely overjoyed with the service she has been offered for her son, Liam. “As we don’t have family nearby, I really wanted a nurturing family feel for my little boy,” she says. “I work in a day care facility myself three days a week, and although I do know it’s a personal choice, for me, family day care suited my needs best.” As the service is run by a qualified early child educator, and only with a maximum of four children per household, Mary knew Liam would get the care and one-on-one attention she wanted for him. “A lot of my friends already used family day care, so that’s how I got onto it,” she says. “I researched it a lot and interviewed a number of family day care operators but when I met Kerri [Liam’s family day care educator], I felt an instant connection and knew I’d found our perfect fit.
Mary Cotter (right) with son Liam and husband. (Supplied)
“Kerri’s own parents pop by, so it’s just lovely for my son to experience that grandparent-type interaction as a part of his day care experience.” VIP Family Day Care is an approved child care service, which means parents can apply for government subsidies.
Group owner Angela Buttigieg says they are proud they exceeded the national quality standards (NQS) in their last accreditation. “Children in our care are given quality educational programs, recreational programs, and positive experiences,” she says. “These help them achieve
developmental and learning outcomes according to national quality frameworks.” VIP Family Day Care, 29/31 Industrial Avenue, Hoppers Crossing. Inquiries: 9360 0689, vipfdc@vipfdc.com. au or visit www.vipfdc.com.au
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A cosmopolitan flavour in Truganina A recent international food festival and open day was Palm Lake Resort Truganina’s way of inviting the community to explore the popular lifestyle village and have a bit of fun at the same time.
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ore than 200 guests attended the event to try out the cuisine of Palm Lake Resort’s in-house chef and tour the facilities of what is one of the more popular 50-plus lifestyle villages in the west. Palm Lake Resort spokesperson Zoe Ilich-Paul says such events are held regularly. “We love hosting events with our residents,” she says. “It’s great for community atmosphere and, at the end of the day, it is great fun.” On the day of the food festival, Combo La Revelacion, a well-known Latin-American band based in Melbourne, played South American music that had everyone dancing. “Our chef did an amazing job of preparing all of the great international meals that were enjoyed by all on the day,” Zoe says. Four display homes were open for viewing and showcased the best that Palm Lake Resort at Truganina has to offer. “We’re really excited as we only have five villas left,” Zoe says. “The community we have built with the active help and participation of our residents is brilliant.” Palm Lake Resort staff and management understand the importance of providing a quality and style of living that is truly top shelf.
The relaxed community feel and in-house cinema, above, are among the attractions. (Pictures: Supplied)
Palm Lake Resort villas offer two bedroom plus study homes, with a choice of garage sizes as well as an impressive range of inclusions and extras such as extra living spaces and high-end finishings. “The villas are energy efficient, constructed of Hebel, well known for its insulation properties, both thematically and acoustically,” Zoe says. “Standard features include solar, a water tank, Caesarstone kitchen and bathroom benchtops and stainless steel Smeg kitchen appliances.”
With 233 villas, Palm Lake Resort is big enough to feel like a small country town. It is set in a relaxing location close to the South Werribee Marina and local shopping, but with so many different in-house activities, you won’t want to leave. “Our Truganina facilities include our restaurant at the club, a gym, library, internet facilities, spa, workshop, bar, bowling green, games room, pool, indoor bowls and a barbecue area,” Zoe says. “There’s actually more. I can’t think of
them all … and we are actively adding to the activities on offer. The cinema and mini-golf are pretty popular. “Palm Lake Resort is just a great place to live and the residents are really satisfied, which of course is what we are always striving for.” Palm Lake Resort, 7 Taronga Road, Truganina. Inquiries: 1800 686 096, salestruganina@palmlake.com.au or visit www.palmlakeresort.com.au
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Thanking the community for 25 years As Kyle Briggs reflects on the past 25 years’ ownership of Plum Heating & Cooling, he thinks mainly about how much he wants to thank his Wyndham community for its support that enabled reaching this milestone birthday.
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e says he’s very grateful for that backing. “It’s our community’s trust and belief in us that’s got us where we are today,” Kyle affirms. “And we just want to say to everyone, a heartfelt thank you.” When Kyle began Plum, it was with three main values in mind – service, customer satisfaction and community. From this foundation, the business grew into the team of trusted and knowledgeable specialists it is today. He says he’s seen many changes in the heating and cooling sector, but one of the things that’s remained the same for Plum is dedication to excellence in all areas. “We constantly strive to provide the very best in product quality and advice. We stay on top of all current research and keep our product range, installation methods and repair service at the highest level,” he says. “And the exceptional customer service standards we adhere to is in our DNA.” Kyle was humbled when Plum was named the 2012 Business of the Year in the Wyndham Business Awards. This year, he’s thrilled to be a finalist in three categories: Trade Services, Excellence in Innovation and Excellence in Sustainability. A likely contributor to this achievement is that his team recently designed Eco Clean,
The Plum Heating and Cooling team are a team of trusted and knowledgeable specialists. (Damjan Janevski)
a revolutionary method used to clean and service split-systems. “We designed our own state-of-the-art waste-water catchment bags so a split-system can be cleaned more thoroughly than ever,” Kyle says. “These bags allow the application of industrial-grade chemicals to loosen the dirt on the indoor fan coil. A special
pressurised water system then removes all dirt, mould and bacteria from the system. “Not only does this reduce power bills through efficient operation, it also helps eliminate air-borne pollutants that can cause allergies and asthma. Our customers report excellent results and we’ve now introduced the system to local businesses and schools.”
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Easy living at Wyndham Grange RCA Villages managing director Andrew Philips has no doubt Wyndham Grange Village in Tarneit provides the best value resort-style retirement living close to Melbourne.
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e has many reasons for that belief, not least the unique operation and management model the village follows. “Our model means that residents virtually run the village themselves,” he says. “We have a management committee of 10, seven of whom are democratically elected residents who are vitally engaged in decision making – from totally transparent financial decisions to setting the direction for the community. We have a village manager who then implements workable ideas – all our community members have to do is simply enjoy the amazing lifestyle on offer.” And quite a lifestyle it is. The boutique village has just 164 independent villas with a range of different floorplans. Four new designs are currently under construction and offer two bedrooms, two bathrooms, study and double garage. With so many activities and facilities, it’s the kind of place that makes living there feel like being on a permanent holiday. The much-loved community hub, the Clubhouse, brings active, like-minded residents together to indulge in leisure, pleasure and fun. There’s an indoor pool and a fully equipped gym for starters. Then there’s a bowling green where residents enjoy a social bowl or friendly competition. For something slower paced, computer and internet facilities are provided for study
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or keeping on contact with friends and family on social media; an arts and crafts room enables continuance or discovery of a creative hobby; a library is the spot for losing yourself in a book; and a billiard and games room is a friendly social hub. There are also a beauty salon to glam up before a special outing in the village bus; a
workshop for tinkering in; and vegie gardens to nurture the soul. Wyndham Grange’s location is also a huge bonus. The Tarneit Central shopping centre, opening later this year, will be within a 15-minute stroll, medical services are close by and the bus service to the train station (30 minutes to Southern Cross) is
on the doorstep. New display villas are now open and every question about village life is ready to be answered with a call or visit. Wyndham Grange Village, 83 Kulin Drive, Tarneit. Inquiries: 1800 123 131 or www. wyndhamgrange.com.au
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Road safety lowdown for older drivers Get your driving in top shape at a free Senior Drivers Expo in Wyndham on Saturday, August 19.
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reat for all older drivers, the event will be an ideal opportunity to get driving information and tips, once-overs for vehicles from professionals and explanations of all new road laws. Bring your car, a pen and a notebook. Open to anyone in Hobsons Bay, Wyndham, Melton and Maribyrnong, the expo is a RoadSafe Westgate Community Road Safety Council initiative. RoadSafe Westgate chairman Jim Giddings says his group is committed to supporting older drivers. “We can all be better drivers with a few simple things, like keeping up with new road laws and making sure our health is as good as can be,” Jim says. “Getting rid of bad driving habits and keeping our cars in good condition are other vital ingredients of safe driving.” Each expo participant can have a professional, such as a VicRoads roadworthy officer, look over their vehicle, and registered driving instructors can identify “short-cut” habits drivers may have adopted over time. A VicRoads expert will advise on tyre care; updates on health, medicine-driver interaction and road rules will be provided; and road safety questions can be asked of the Highway Patrol. Attendees will get a free carry bag packed with copies of Senior Drivers Handbook and Driving in Victoria: Rules & Responsibilities. A morning tea and light lunch will be supplied at no cost.
A Senior Drivers Expo safe drive session. (Supplied)
Senior Drivers Expo, Penrose Promenade Community Centre, 83 Penrose Promenade, Tarneit. From 9.45am-2.30pm on Saturday, August 19. For information and to secure a place, call Lynette on 9742 7534.
In the context of an aging population, older road user safety will continue to be a key concern for an ever increasingly large percentage of the Victorian community. Therefore, as a priority, RoadSafe Westgate promotes and organises best pratice older driver programs.
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Central Geelong... service central Central Geelong has evolved into one of the most vibrant hubs to be found in any Victorian city.
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t’s become the heart of the entire region, the precinct for festivals, exhibitions, children’s events, big-name department stores and specialty shops, and a foodie’s paradise. It’s also established itself as the home of a vast range of professional services – from medical, financial, tertiary education and legal to technical and personal. Almost 600 professional services have Central Geelong as their address, making the centre easily comparable to Melbourne’s CBD for accessibility, convenience and affordability. An initiative of the Central Geelong Marketing Committee, “Central Geelong … at your service” aims to promote the great mix of support services available to the metro west community. It’s so easy to get from Melbourne’s west via train or car and, once there, parking is plentiful and affordable. There are specialist medical experts, and a full range of services including pathology, radiology and ancillary, all conveniently located close to Central Geelong’s hospitals. Central Geelong is also becoming an insurances services centre of excellence. And there is great shopping, cafes and restaurants…all close by in the walkable waterfront city.
Geelong’s infrastructure and location means it is becoming a burgeoning service centre. (Pictures: Supplied)
To see the huge range of professional services on offer in Central Geelong, visit centralgeelong.com.au/atyourservice, or download the Love Central Geelong smart phone app.
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Raise a glass to Galli Restaurant At the mid-way point between Hillside and Melton, Galli Restaurant has long been a popular special occasion restaurant for locals in both precincts.
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don’t have to travel all the way into the city. Galli Restaurant’s head chef, Heinz Dietz, trained in Austria and Switzerland in the French tradition. “My current favourite dish from our a la carte menu is the Grigliata Rustica Di Mare, fresh seafood cooked in garlic and butter, oven baked and served with fresh bread,” he says. “We have an extensive menu and also
have a great kid’s menu, which mums and dads always love to see.” Rebecca says they currently have a special offer available for diners to enjoy a three course meal and a glass of wine for just $30 on Wednesday evenings and $39 on Friday evenings. Galli Restaurant is near the corner of Melton Highway and Leakes Road in Rockbank.
“This location makes Galli Restaurant really accessible and well worth the short journey to enjoy our award-winning food and wines,” Rebecca says. Galli Restaurant, 1507 Melton Highway, Rockbank. Opens noon-late Wednesday-Sunday. Inquiries: 9747 1433 or visit www.gallirestaurant.com.au 12359123-ACM30-17 10055543-01
t feels worlds away from hustle and bustle of suburbia and city life, yet has everything you want in a special night out: great service, fantastic food and a warm atmosphere. “I love it, been going there for years”, “lovely food, great service and a beautiful environment” and “a great venue for a family party” are just some of the customer reviews found online. The property, surrounded by open spaces with four separate function rooms and the main restaurant, is the vision of Tuscan-born Lorenzo Galli who came to Australia in the 1950s. Venue manager Rebecca Dietz says Galli Restaurant offers a range of dining options including a la carte and light lunches in a relaxing vineyard atmosphere. “We host corporate events quite regularly as well as birthdays, christenings, weddings and engagements,” she says. The venue has a 34-person capacity function room, two 42 capacity rooms and the largest, an 84 capacity function room. “We often have clients book multiple rooms for larger events. Two of our rooms have courtyards overlooking the vineyards, which is really picturesque,” Rebecca says. “Locals, once they discover us, tend to come back again and again. You can have a nice date night not too far from home, feel like you’ve gotten away from it all but you
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Showroom up and running Skill, attention to detail, quality craftsmanship and a full in-house experience sets Victorian Fireplaces apart. “We have fireplaces to suit any style of home. We have a large selection of fires on display that would suit a modern, minimalist look, and a selection of mantels and cast iron fascias that can give your fireplace a completely different look, from Hamptons through to Federation.� Victorian Fireplaces sell gas, wood, bioethanol and electric fires for indoor and outdoor applications and Chris and his team are committed to servicing most brands of gas log fireplaces. Chris started his career in high-rise construction working as a plumber in 2000. As his partner in life and business Samantha explains it, Chris started picking up extra work for Jetmaster servicing gas fireplaces in 2003 and it grew from there. “So today, after 18 months of planning, hard work and a pretty significant financial investment, the showroom is now up and running and we couldn’t be happier,� Samantha says. “Chris prides himself on professionalism, quality work (not quantity) and punctuality. He genuinely cares about his customers and has their best interests at heart.� Victorian Fireplaces, 2/15 – 17 Elm Park Drive, Hoppers Crossing. Opens 9am-5pm Monday; by appointment Tuesday and Wednesday; 9am-4pm Thursday; 9am-6pm Friday; 9am-5pm Saturday; and 10am-4pm Sunday. Inquiries: 9748 2828, or visit www.victorianfireplaces.com.au
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his is what countless happy customers say about husband-and-wife team Chris and Samantha’s brand new showroom in Hoppers Crossing, following 14 years in the business. “When you buy your fireplace from us, our fully qualified, registered and licensed plumbers can install it for you,� Chris says. “These plumbers are valued employees who care about the work they do. They meet the high standards expected at Victorian Fireplaces, where safety, quality and professionalism are the core values. When we install your fireplace, you can be confident it’s a job well done.� If you are interested in installing a fireplace in your house this winter, Chris says the process is smooth with a normally quick turn-around time. “With advances in technology, there is a fireplace to suit almost any situation,� he says. “You do not need an existing chimney or external wall to have a fireplace installed – although these can certainly accommodate fireplaces very well. “We can start from scratch and build a new wall for a fireplace. Double sided fireplaces can be installed in an internal wall, providing heat for two rooms at once. “We have electric fires that are made to sit on an existing wall – all you need is a power point. “There is a beautiful suspended bioethanol fire that doesn’t use a flue or electricity so it can go anywhere.
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Helping seniors stay at home longer Kare Seniors is a 100 per cent Australian-owned business and a government- approved provider in home and disability care.
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he Kare Seniors goal is to provide personalised home care services of the highest standard that promotes independence, dignity and choice. It is an organisation that works for its clients and acts in their best interest. The Australian Government subsidises the cost of a range of different aged care services to support older Australians, no matter what their needs might be. A Home Care Package is individual funding (a subsidy) provided by the Australian Government to assist an older person to live in his or her own home. There are four different levels of packages and associated funding available for people over 65 and older dependent on their needs. Recent changes to the Home Care Package Program mean clients now have more choices about their care needs and who delivers it. Clients can choose a provider that best meets their goals and needs, and change providers more easily if they want to. Kare Seniors provides individual care services and affordable packages that are designed to give clients the best quality life possible. The services provided include personal
assistance, domestic assistance, nursing care and transport assistance. Kare Seniors is committed to providing the highest quality home care
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A Kubota community connection Community, business, family and Kubota make for a winning combination at Godings in Rockbank.
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t’s not just farmers who love the Kubota range – concreters, construction professionals and plumbers all seek out the Kubotas offered at Godings in Rockbank. Having successfully built a solid client base in the Rockbank area, Godings owner-operators Adrian and Amanda Williams, who live in Werribee, are keen to promote their services in the Wyndham region. Adrian worked for the popular agricultural and construction dealership for a decade before he and his wife Amanda purchased the dealership two years ago. Amanda says they consider Rockbank and Werribee to be part of the same broader community, one in which they love living and working. “The community spirit and sense of family is really what drives us, like so many of our neighbours and fellow business-owners. “It’s always great seeing Werribee locals come into our Rockbank store, as we sell a lot of construction equipment, selling to small businesses such as plumbers, concreters and the like.” The husband-and-wife duo are big on customer service, even more so now Amanda has come on board after working at Werribee Mercy Hospital for 15 years. “There is a lot of reward in looking after our customers,” Amanda says.
“We like our customers to have a great all-round experience when dealing with Godings and, more generally, when dealing with the two of us and our staff. “We really love helping out locals whenever we can, and supporting other business … it’s a great feeling and makes coming to work really rewarding.” Amanda says business, family and community all come together when you run a family business. “We like to think we are a big part of the Werribee community,” she says. “Sports are important to our town, so we use our business to support that. “Our kids play local sport and we are involved in and sponsor local football clubs to help give other kids the opportunity to enjoy their sport also.“ Adrian and Amanda both grew up in the Werribee area, went to school locally and even fell in love – all in the same postcode. “We are locals through-and-through,” she says with a happy smile. Godings sells the Kubota range of tractors, earth-moving equipment and excavators, new Kubota spare parts and offers full after-sales service. Godings, 2129 Western Highway, Rockbank. Opens 8am-5pm Monday-Friday and 8am-noon Saturday. Inquiries: 9747 1359 or rockbank@godings.com.au
Above: Adrian and Amanda Williams with Thomas and Ella. (Shawn Smits) Inset: The Godings team participated in the Wyndham Rotary Fun Run. (Supplied)
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Tarneit’s centre of medical excellence Supernova Medical Centre is a purpose-built facility in Tarneit, providing bulk billing to valid Medicare card holders, TAC and WorkCover patients and overseas visitors.
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r Afzal Khan has more than 14 years’ experience and has a particular interest in children’s health, skin conditions and respiratory medicine. “There are no waiting times at Supernova Medical Centre, nor are appointments necessary, but appointments are available for those wanting to make one,” explains Dr Khan, who has worked for many years in Wyndham Vale. “We also provide pathology services during our opening times, and are connected to next-door Radiology Imaging Solutions for X-rays, ultrasounds and CTs – the results of which we have immediately electronically transferred.” Another team member, Dr Humera Rasool, has 12 years’ experience in women’s health, chronic disease management and family-planning. Dr Abid Mushtaq, who comes on board next month, has loads of experience in orthopedics, while Dr Elena Litovski has a special interest in obstetrics and gynaecology. Ancillary services include physiotherapy, podiatry and diabetes education, while Claudina Garcia consults as a psychologist and Monash University graduate Erin Russell as a dietitian. The wide spectrum of other services provided covers areas such as emergency care, stitches, childhood and travel vaccinations, plaster application and removal and skin lesion removal.
Pre-employment and driver’s licence medical checks are also conducted at the centre for an affordable fee. “Full-body skin cancer checks, ECGs and Holter monitors, appointments, iron fusions and ambulatory blood pressure monitoring are also available, free of charge.
Dr Khan says Supernova’s focus is to create a healthy community with early diagnosis and health management. “The staff at Supernova Medical Centre look forward to assisting you with all aspects and management of your health,” he says.
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Plug into some super deals and save Hoppers Crossing residents have been tapping into the world of savings and service provided by Save on Appliances on Old Geelong Road.
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he family-owned business, operating in Melbourne’s west for the past 40 years, is transforming the white goods industry, appliance by appliance, service by service, says manager Richard. “We specialise in end-of-line models, liquidation stock and scratch-and-dent, as well as brand new appliances,” he says. “We have all the reputable brands that come at a fraction of the price big retailers apply. “Over the years, we’ve formed fantastic relationships with major suppliers and we’re also the authorised service agents for big brands such as Fisher & Paykel, Beko and Technika.” The go-ahead business has a large showroom so customers can easily find the appliances they’re after, with hundreds of dollars off new items, while the online store is another way for people to snag a bargain. Hoppers Crossing, with its mix of long-term residences and continued development of new housing, is a prime spot for this superstore. Whether it’s a family moving into their newly-built dream home that needs a shiny new fridge to match the shiny new kitchen or homeowners who want to put new spark into their cooking, a new TV for the lounge room or dryer for the laundry, Save on Appliances is a genuine superstore. “It’s the first factory outlet of its kind in
Save on Appliances in Hoppers Crossing, and above, the Sunbury and Deer Park stores. (Pictures: Supplied)
Hoppers Crossing,” Richard says. “Apart from our incredible savings, what defines us as a business is our personalised service. “Our customers who want an appliance repaired won’t face ‘head office paper shuffle’ or being fobbed off. They can
interact with and get advice from our service team. That’s becoming rarer and rarer. “We really focus on creating relationships with our locals.” The business has two other outlets, one in Sunbury and the other in Ravenhall.
Save on Appliances, 3/327 Old Geelong Road, Hoppers Crossing. Opens 9am-5.30pm Monday-Friday, 9am-5pm Saturdays and 10am-4.30pm Sundays. Inquiries: 8360 9713 or www.saveonappliances.com.au
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College educates the ‘whole’ student A vibrant co-educational Christian school, Good News Lutheran College has come a long way since it began with just 26 students in 1997.
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Left: Year 2 students develop programming skills at an early age through the use of Bee-Bots. Above: Middle school students employ their extended programming skills by engaging in robotics. (Pictures: supplied)
enabling development of programming skills, while Lego robotics are used in middle and senior schools.” Sporting opportunities are another strong suit at the college. There’s strong representation beyond inter-school competition, and an oval with centre wicket and nets is a new feature among many sport facilities. There’s also a distinctive sub-school structure, which embraces specific
needs of each age group. This structure, says Mr Hughes, allows for a seamless education from prep to year 12. “It’s a holistic approach that allows students to grow academically, emotionally, physically, socially and spiritually in a highly supportive atmosphere,” he said. “We work in partnership with families to develop independent, motivated, Godly young people who are equipped to positively influence their ever-changing world.”
The college invites people to attend an Open Day/Evening, from 4pm on Wednesday, August 23. Prep enrolments for 2021 are now being taken, with some year level vacancies currently available. Families are welcome to inquire. Good News Lutheran College, 580 Tarneit Road, Tarneit. Inquiries: 8742 9000 or www.goodnews.vic.edu.au
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rincipal Simon Hughes says there are now 900 students and more than 100 staff members enjoying numerous specialist education buildings designed for diverse and high-quality tuition. “Although the college has exceptional facilities which we appreciate for their flexibility and contribution to excellence, of even greater importance is the growth of the whole individual, with character development among the most valued outcomes,” Mr Hughes says. “Our pastoral team facilitates weekly chapel services that help students reflect on the ‘value’ of the preceding fortnight. We also offer strong pastoral care in line with the Christian faith that underpins every decision.” The college is known for its innovative and progressive educational methods. Community development co-ordinator Wes Cusworth says the Information and Communications Technology department introduces modern technological methods, equipping students from an early age for the years ahead. “We have a ratio of 1.5 devices per student, with equipment including university-level design desktops, Window surfaces, iPads and laptops,” Mr Cusworth says. “A fast-speed backbone allows optimum use of ICT equipment, with students enjoying 3D printing capacity and state-of-the-art physical design technology. “Bee-Bots are now used at junior levels,
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Next round in fun and fitness With Australian boxer Danny Green the ambassador and designing the workouts for 12RND Fitness, it comes as no surprise that the Werribee gym’s key focus is boxing contests, skills and drills.
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wners of 12RND Fitness Simon and Kellee Kennedy are fitness coaches and athletes themselves and bring their collective experience – which includes a black belt in karate for Simon – to this gym-with-difference. “12RND Fitness is not your typical gym,” explains Simon. “Our workouts are designed around high-intensity interval training, incorporating 12, three minute rounds of boxing, strength and functional training. There are no set class times, which means you don’t need to book in or worry about missing a class again – it provides flexibility for everyday busy people. There are also no joining fees or lock-in contracts. “All the science backs up the notion that boxing training is a highly effective workout, plus it’s heaps of fun,” Simon says. “Training includes strength conditioning and sports-based cardiovascular exercises to deliver the ultimate total-body workout.” Boxing-based workouts cover resistance training, TRX (suspension training), battle ropes, kettle bells, sled pushes, rowing and bike-riding to achieve aerobic fitness and core strength. Kellee says they also offer a special feature. “We remove the guesswork and utilise innovative technology with the Myzone
Owners of 12RND Fitness Simon and Kellee Kennedy. (Damjan Janevski)
performance heart rate monitor which provides you ‘real time’ data on the screen in club during your workout which tracks your effort, heart rate and calories burned,” she says. “Myzone really does help keep you accountable and measure your results. “Our workout programmes are designed by professional athletes and trainers, so our members have confidence in knowing that each and every workout they do is designed and structured to be effective in helping them achieve their health and fitness goals.
“Workouts change daily and there is a trainer included at all times – it’s fast, fun and never boring!” “We’re a friendly outfit with members who not only want to train hard but have fun doing it. “It’s a great environment and we find members coming in every day because they love being part of our community and what it offers. “Simon and I really enjoy helping members reach their goals, to see them work hard, make progress and build their
self-confidence. “We get to share their enjoyment when they realise how far they’ve come and, just as importantly, we all have loads of fun in a positive, healthy environment every day.” 12RND Fitness, 19 Comben Drive, Werribee. Opens 6am-10am and 4pm-8pm Monday-Friday, 7am-11am Saturdays. Inquiries: 0431 344 162 or 0437 933 595, email werribee@12round.com or Facebook: 12RND Fitness (Werribee) 12357311-ACM28-17
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TRUGANINA 11 Doubell Boulevard, 3029
WERRIBEE 1/7 Bunya Place, 3030
Barry Plant Tarneit: 8744 8888 Auction: July 29 at 11.30am
First National Westwood: 9742 5555 Price: $365,000 – $400,000 Auction: July 29 at 12.15pm
Price: $560,000 – $610,000
Refreshed throughout, this property combines opulent flourishes alongside a modern renovation. Entry is to a tiled hallway, with three columns defining access to a step-down, lounge room where lavish lightfittings take centre stage. High ceiling and decorative cornices flow all through, and windows are furnished with a mix of elegant drapes and simple roller blinds. The virtually new kitchen has soft-close cabinetry in a mocha shade, Caesarstone benches, french-door pantry and all the shiny mod-cons. A huge, tiled rumpus room is at the back. Of the four large bedrooms – each with polished floorboards – the main has a walk-in robe and en suite. The property has a covered alfresco and double garage. A shopping centre, transport and quality schools are within walking distance.
Tucked away between Shaws and Tarneit roads, this neat-as-a-pin house on about 254 square metres has Werribee train station four minutes away and Pacific Werribee about five. Ideal for first-home buyers, downsizers and young couples, the house has three fitted bedrooms, the main with ceiling fan, walk-in robe and en suite. The toilet is separate to the main bathroom. At the end of a long entry hall, the tiled living hub incorporates a smart kitchen with two-tone cabinetry and all the mod-cons including a dishwasher. Gas ducted heating and cooling ensure climate control. A pergola above sealed aggregate is rimmed by synthetic turf and the single garage has remote-control and internal access.
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WERRIBEE 128 Market Road, 3030
WERRIBEE 1/365 Heaths Road, 3030
First National Westwood: 9742 5555 Auction: July 29 at 1.15pm
Greg Hocking Lawson Partners: 9741 9666
Price: $335,000 – $365,000
Price: $330,000 – $360,000
Private sale
With Galvin Park Reserve’s sporting ovals, Wyndham Central College and Werribee River bike and walking trail all a three-minute stroll away, this property boasts a noteworthy location. Pacific Werribee is within a five-minute car trip, and Werribee train station and Wyndham Village Shopping Centre are even closer. The house is in a rundown state, but first-home buyers and renovators may want to take it on. The block of about 615 square metres, with 20-metre frontage, has potential to develop, STCA. As is, there are keeper floorboards, three bedrooms, a bathroom, laundry, lounge room, family-meals area and kitchen, as well as a large garage.
With Pacific Werribee three minutes by car one way, Tarneit Gardens shopping centre five minutes the other way and a 7Eleven outlet just over the road, this place is perched in a mighty convenient spot. All fresh and ready for move-in day, the easy-care house has pastel-blue walls, grey carpet, neutral tiling and vertical blinds on windows. The three bedrooms come with wardrobes and share a bright bathroom. A tiled lounge room has a split-system and wall heater; it connects with the kitchen and meals zone. The kitchen has a cupboard pantry, small breakfast bench and a gas upright cooker, while the separate laundry adjoins a toilet. The backyard has a concrete path and narrow strip of lawn, and there’s a secure garage.
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HOPPERS CROSSING 33 Hogans Road, 3029 Harcourts Wyndham City: 9741 9000
Price: Contact agent
This place is stacked with early ’80s features that create a great deal of character and make a good canvas on which to create a more contemporary vibe. Keeper features include the amber glass in front door sidelights, the Tassie oak floorboards laid all through, the raked timber ceilings with exposed beams, a fab fireplace and at least some of the exposed brick walls that are in most rooms. The split-level floor plan imparts architectural interest, on show immediately behind the front door where a mezzanine
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walkway is under the rise of the raked ceiling. Four steps head down from the walkway to a large lounge room (with the fireplace) that has the timber blinds that dress all windows. An in-wall slider from the lounge room ushers in the kitchen, with the abutting meals area under a double-height ceiling. Timber-trimmed cabinetry, soft-aubergine laminate benches, stainless-steel wall oven and 900mm gas cooktop fit out the compact cooks’ domain. The next-door laundry includes the third toilet.
A study near the laundry could be the fourth bedroom, while the remainder range along the mezzanine entry walkway. The main bathroom, also along here, is in blue and cream and has a deeply recessed skylight admitting streams of light. The main bedroom has a ceiling fan, walk-in robe and an en suite. The meals area opens to a Laserlite-covered pergola perched over brick paving that wraps around to the back and under a second pergola. The side pergola faces a long, densely planted
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fernery with shadecloth shelter. Other drawcards are ducted heating, a split-system, a good-sized backyard, a remote-controlled double garage and concrete parking space for three cars. The block is about 665 square metres. The property is close to Baden Powell P-9 College, St James the Apostle, St Peter the Apostle and St Francis of Assisi primary schools, Hogans Corner shopping precinct and the train station. Carole Levy 47 WYNDHAM STAR WEEKLY \ JULY 26, 2017
GREG HOCKING LAWSON PARTNERS NEW LISTING
Werribee 25 Diamond Drive Impressive Neighbourhood If you are looking for tranquillity, comfort and accessibility, then look no further. This modern property is situated on a generous 600m2 approx. corner allotment and will appeal to the investor, first home buyer or family. The home provides for a sizable kitchen with modern appliances and plenty of storage, multiple generous living areas, large master bedroom with ensuite, additional good sized bedrooms, ducted heating, alarm system, lock up garage and a yard large enough for multiple uses such as an alfresco, pool or open landscaped garden. This sought after location is minutes away from the Werribee River, Catholic & State Primary schools, Sporting grounds and Pacific Werribee.
Werribee Office 9741 9666 48 WYNDHAM STAR WEEKLY \ JULY 26, 2017
3A 2B 2C BER
$400,000 - $440,000
Auction
Sat 12th August at 12.30pm
Inspect
Wed 26th Jul at 4.30 - 5.00pm Sat 29th Jul at 10.00 - 10.30am
Craig Vilcins David Lawson
0435 878 255 0411 175 575
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Werribee 3AThoroughbred Avenue
Hoppers Crossing 227 Bellbridge Drive
3A 1B 2C
Low Maintenance Living This dual-level townhouse offers low maintenance living & a generously proportioned layout with a private yard & undercover area. Conveniently placed, it’s a stroll to local schools, buses, parks & amenities. An excellent opportunity for first homebuyers or astute investors.
BER
$385,000 - $420,000
Auction
Sat 29th Jul at 12.30pm
Inspect
Thu 27th Jul at 4.30 - 5.00pm Sat 29th Jul at 12.00 - 12.30pm
Richard Smith David Lawson
0481 137 746 0411 175 575
Truganina 4 Bowerbird Place 4A 2B 2C
Werribee Office 9741 9666
BER
$400,000 - $440,000
Private Sale Inspect
Set within a contemporary oasis of modern architecture and open spaces, this expansive home showcases a spacious light filled open-plan layout, and multiple living zones all surrounded by a low maintenance yard and undercover pergolas.
BER
$640,000 - $700,000
Auction
Sat 29th Jul at 11.00am
Inspect
Sat 29th Jul at 10.30 - 11.00am
Richard Smith David Lawson
0481 137 746 0411 175 575
Werribee 58 Songlark Crescent
Don’t LetThis One Get Away With its four bedrooms of accommodation, multiple living spaces and superb location, this low maintenance home makes the perfect addition to your investment portfolio or attractive first home.
4A 3B 2C
Architectural Dreaming
Sat 29th Jul at 3.00 - 3.30pm
Richard Smith David Lawson
0481 137 746 0411 175 575
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
Thu 27th Jul at 4.45 -5.15pm Sat 29th Jul at 1.00 - 1.30pm
Darren Dodd Richard Smith
0419 365 947 0481 137 746
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GREG HOCKING LAWSON PARTNERS
Greg Hocking Welcomes Craig Vilcins to the Sales Department With more than six years of experience selling residential and commercial properties across the City of Wyndham, Craig Vilcins brings considerable expertise to his role at Greg Hocking Lawson Partners. Craig is an honest and transparent agent who prides himself on making the sale of a property a seamless and hassle free experience. He strives to deliver a first class service that’s memorable for all the right reasons for both vendors and buyers. Having lived locally for more than 40 years, there’s not much about the City of Wyndham that Craig doesn’t know. He has a comprehensive understanding of the aspects that local buyers value, and shares this expertise and his fantastic market knowledge to support his vendors in presenting their properties to maximise their appeal. Craig’s strong attention to detail and excellent follow-up allow him to consistently deliver great results. For top notch service from a skilled local market specialist, contact Craig Vilcins today: 0435 878 255
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$685,000
AT AUCTION $383,000
Werribee 8 Centenary Crescent 3A 1B 2C
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.
Werribee Office 9741 9666 50 WYNDHAM STAR WEEKLY \ JULY 26, 2017
Wyndham Vale 22 Condamine Avenue
Sold Auction Richard Smith David Lawson
$383,000 Sat 22nd Jul at 11.00am 0481 137 746 0411 175 575
6A 3B 2C
Genuine 6 Bedroom This magnificent 6 bdrm double story home; boasts multiple living zones & extensive outdoor entertaining. Located in the popular Manor Lakes & being walking distance to Wyndham Vale Station, Manor Lakes Shopping Centre & quality schools; makes this family home ‘one of a kind’.
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$685,000
Private Sale Richard Smith David Lawson
0481 137 746 0411 175 575
greghocking.com.au
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Featherbrook Shopping Centre 238 Boardwalk Boulevard, Point Cook
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Price Contact Agent
3 Greenbank Way Point Cook
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Price $555,000 - $575,000
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8 Freshet Avenue Point Cook
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7 Cardinia Grove Wyndham Vale
for sale
26B Circus Avenue Point Cook
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Werribee 46 Coventry Drive
4
2
2
4
Super Spacious Living Within A Popular Pocket An exciting opportunity is available for anyone looking to get into the market & into a sizeable home in this popular central Werribee location. Within walking distance to local parks, shops, bus stops, schools & only a short drive to Werribee CBD with restaurants, cafés & the Werribee train station. The 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 quality SS appliances including dishwasher • Open plan kitchen/family living area • Abundance of storage space • Enclosed outdoor entertaining area perfect for all weather conditions & a spacious backyard. Quality appointments inc block-out blinds, floating floor boards, ducted heating, evap cooling, garden shed, roller shutters.
Auction
This Saturday at 12pm
Price Range $440,000 - $475,000 Inspect
Thurs 5.40-6pm & Sat 11.30-12pm Photo ID required
Contact
Kirsty Cunningham 0414 344 475 Mitch Smit 0450 913 513
Hoppers Crossing 70 Heaths Road
3
1
1
2
Gold Find In The Ultimate Location! What a GOLD FIND! This is the kind of home that is always sought and rarely found! If you’re asking why, it’s a very simple answer! To start with, it’s central Mossfiel Estate in the absolute heart of Hoppers Crossing and only a stone’s throw from Hoppers Crossing train station, medical precinct area, newly renovated Werribee Pacific Shopping Centre and much more. So YES, you can throw away the car keys! • 3 bedrooms all with built-in robes • Spacious lounge room • Renovated kitchen with modern appliances • Second living area • Ducted heating and evaporative cooling • Double carport. A truly magnificent opportunity right in the Heart of Hoppers Crossing and the thriving City of Wyndham!
9741 7777
1 Werribee Street, Werribee 54 WYNDHAM STAR WEEKLY \ JULY 26, 2017
Auction
Sat 19th August at 11.30am
Price Range Contact Agent Inspect
Sat 11-11.30am Photo ID required
Contact
Tony Vercher 0421 734 414 Bassam Tofaili 0411 449 821
your property agent™
ypa.com.au Auction This Saturday
Werribee 12 Bridge Street
2
1
1
1
Activity Centre Zoned - Up To 8 Storeys - Opportunity Of A Lifetime 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.
Auction
This Saturday at 1.30pm
Price Range $535,000 - $575,000 Inspect
Wed 5-5.20pm & Sat 1-1.30pm Photo ID required
Contact
James Risos 0450 733 302 James Antonio 0401 889 248
Werribee 24 Swallow Street
3
1
1
1
Location, Location, Location Nest, invest or redevelop (STCA)! They say that real estate is all about location. Look no further, because this immaculate family home is nestled in the heart of growing Werribee. With an opportunity to redevelop (STCA), this three bedroom beauty epitomises the best that Werribee has to offer, moments away from Pacific Werribee Shopping Centre, Aquapulse, Wyndham Park Community Centre, parklands, shops, schools and much more. Offering a central bathroom, a beautiful open kitchen with timber cupboards and gas appliances, plenty of living space with gorgeous cathedral ceilings, ducted heating and a cooling unit, and a lock-up garage. An opportunity like this is rare. Call today to secure your future.
9741 7777
1 Werribee Street, Werribee
Auction
Sat 12th August at 11am
Price Range $415,000 - $450,000 Inspect
By appointment Photo ID required
Contact
James Risos 0450 733 302 James Antonio 0401 889 248
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Werribee 108 Greaves Street
3
2
2
2
Activity Centre Zoning - Prime Werribee! Private Sale $470,000 - $510,000
What an amazing opportunity for astute investors or buyers looking to run a business (subject to Council approval) in a paramount location. An array of options and very neat property presenting: • Three bedrooms, master with ensuite and walk-in robe • Open plan family and meals area • Central main bathroom • Hostess kitchen with stainless steel appliances • Dishwasher • 9ft ceilings • Ducted heating • Split system air conditioning • Double remote garage with internal access • A good size concreted backyard area with very little maintenance. Phenomenal capital growth potential, an array of schools, places of worship, child care, Werribee CBD cafes, restaurants and all amenities right at your fingertips!
Inspect
Sat 10-10.20am Photo ID required
Contact
Bassam Tofaili 0411 449 821 Tony Vercher 0421 734 414
Auction This Saturday
Werribee 8 Adare Place
3
1
Development Opportunity! 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).
9741 7777
1 Werribee Street, Werribee 56 WYNDHAM STAR WEEKLY \ JULY 26, 2017
1 Wyndham Vale 6 Melliodora Court
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2
2
1
Immaculate Single Level Family Lifestyle! Auction
This Saturday at 12pm
Price Range $440,000 - $460,000 Inspect
Sat 11.30-12pm Photo ID required
Contact
John Camilleri 0414 778 940 James Risos 0450 733 302
Situated on 512m2 approx, this spacious family home with an open plan design offers: • 4 BRs • Master with WIR & ensuite • Remaining BRs all oversized & fitted with BIRs • Formal lounge upon entry • Open plan kitchen/meals & family living area • Hostess kitchen fitted with recently updated SS appliances & WI pantry • Oversized single garage with internal access • Alfresco area overlooking the large backyard. Appointments include: ducted heating & evaporative cooling, brand new carpets & freshly painted t/out.
Auction
Sat 12th August at 12pm
Price Range $470,000 - $495,000 Inspect
Sat 10.40-11am Photo ID required
Contact
Kirsty Cunningham 0414 344 475 Mitch Smit 0450 913 513
your property agent™
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Wyndham City
1 Ord Court, Werribee
AT AUCTION - $412,500 $37,500 Above Reserve
33 Thames Boulevard, Werribee
9741 7777
1 Werribee Street, Werribee
If you are looking for a passionate, hard working agent that will help you achieve the maximum sale price, contact… James Risos 0450 733 302
10 Marne Avenue, Wyndham Vale
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Your Local Leasing Expert All Over Wyndham For Over 20 Years
Werribee 3 Perez Court
D E S A E L Wyndham Vale 52 Bregman Esplanade
LEASED Hoppers Crossing 3A Euroa Place
D E S A E L Werribee 12 Hakea Court
LEASED
Tarneit 9 Perez Court
Wyndham Vale 8 Manifera Close
D E S A E L
D E S A E L
Tarneit 6B Maryann Way
Werribee 11 Coliban Road
LEASED
LEASED
Tarneit 44 Clarafield Crescent
D E S A E L Williams Landing 106/1 Clark Street
LEASED
For complete property management service contact Melanie Simmonds 0449 119 577 9741 7777
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westwood Werribee 128 Market road
fi 3A 1B 1C
endless potential Located on the heart of werribee and surrounded by an abundance of amenities, this great property is ideal fi portfolio. fi robes), bathroom, two separate living areas including a front lounge and a kitchen / meals / family area.
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rob westwood
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AUCTION 12 AUG
hoppers crossing 37 Baggott drive
NEW LISTING
3A 1B 1C
central location
auction terms inspect agent
1 synnot street, werribee
Werribee 67 Princes HigHway
4A 1B 6C
position plus so Much More
37Baggott
For sale by expressions of interest inspect agent
westwoodfn.com.au
67Princes
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AUCTION THIS SATURDAY
Werribee 1/7 Bunya Place
3A 2B 1C
location speaks for itself For all those who have searched for a home in this sought-after area‌ SToP! you have found it! conveniently located only minutes away from the Werribee cBD, Schools, Shops and the Werribee Train Station on a compact allotment of approximately 254m2, is this neat property nestled in a quiet location awaiting your inspection. fi spacious kitchen with stainless steel gas cook top, under bench oven, cook top, dishwasher and ample cupboard space that opens up into the meals and family arrangement. other features include gas ducted heating, cooling and remote single garage with internal access and so much more.
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NEW LISTING
7Bunya to 0428 440 958 for more info
NEW LISTING
Wyndham Vale 6 GunGurra Grove
4A 2B 2C
don’t miss out on this!
Wyndham Vale 3 Macquarie Drive
3A 1B 4C
the perfect starter
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9742 5555
Westwood
Manor Lakes 9 Bungalook street
CHARLIE WALIA ROB WESTWOOD
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0430 435 756 0439 487 818
TARNEIT ENTHUSIASTS
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The name ‘Westwood’ has always been synonymous with Wyndham real estate, now it is about to become a household name in Tarneit! With dedicated and professional staff available to work hard for you to get top dollar for your home and to assist your real estate needs. TARNEIT to 0428 440 958 to receive your free property report.
For sale inspect
9Bungalook
agent
Werribee 5/24 riverside avenue
3 A 2.5 B 2 C
east Facing and on the south side
Werribee 6 giles Court
4A 2B 4C
indoor-outdoor experience
For sale inspect
24riverside
For sale inspect
6giles
agent
agent
1 synnot street, Werribee
westwoodfn.com.au
9742 5555 61 WYNDHAM STAR WEEKLY \ JULY 26, 2017
2A 1B 1C
Taylor Made For You!
Auction Saturday 29th July at 11am Price
$400,000 - $440,000
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real estate. I could waffle on about the features of the home or what you could do with the property,
PRDnationwide Werribee 2/85 Synnot Street 9742 7557 prdnationwide.com.au/w / erribee /w Ash Ta T ylor 0407 808 233 asht@prdwerribee.com.au
WERRIBEE 32 Jellicoe Street
however it really is about only one thing……LOCAT A ION! AT “So where do you start me ladies and gentlemen?”
3A 2B 4C
The Perfect Home in the Perfect Pocket!
Auction Saturday 29th July at 12.30pm Price
Contact Agent
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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/w / erribee /w Michael Tu T der 0412 014 216 michaelt@prdwerribee.com.au
WERRIBEE 16 Nantilla Crescent
renovated kitchen with quality fittings including stainless steel appliances, dishwasher, r double oven r, 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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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 ry, ry y, a remarkable transformation. Modern day living with all the creature comforts. Car enthusiasts will be impressed with the heavy v vy duty workshop, not to mention the three phase power and solar setup.
Auction Saturday 5th August at 12.30pm Price Contact Agent View
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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
Sub-Div Potential (STCA) HOPPERS CROSSING 13 Buckhurst Wa W y 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.
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PRDnationwide Werribee 2/85 Synnot Street 9742 7557 prdnationwide.com.au/w / erribee /w Rehan Sajid 0425 779 845 rehans@prdwerribee.com.au
3A 2B 1C
Move Straight In
Selling
HOPPERS CROSSING 155 Virgilia Drive
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Price $390,000 - $410,000 Saturday 29th July 2.15pm
Contemporary, Spacious & Affordable!
Selling Price $435,000 - $465,000 View
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property has been repainted with new carpet and blinds throughout. Comprising 3 bedrooms,
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to put this one on top of your list! 63 WYNDHAM STAR WEEKLY \ JULY 26, 2017
18 Conquest Drive. Werribee 4A
2B
2C
555 (approx)m2
AUCTION THIS SAT A URDAY AT A AT AY A 1:00PM! 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! Inspect Sat 12:30-1:00pm Photo ID Req
Auction 29th July 1:00pm
Contact Samantha McCarthy 0431 712 899
7 Angela Drive. Hoppers Crossing 3A
2B
0C
751 (approx)m2
AUCTION THIS SAT A URDAY AT A AT AY A 2PM! 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! Auction 29th July 2:00pm
Inspect Sat 1:20-2:00pm Photo ID Req
Contact Samantha McCarthy 0431 712 899
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40 Edwin Close. Wyndham Va V le 4A
2B
2C
602 (appx)m2
This near-new Carlisle home is complete with quality finishes including stone bench tops, butler’s pantry, y powder room and multiple living zones y, throughout making this a fantastic space for the whole family to enjoy with stunning views from the balcony. y Enquire today! y.
Auction 12th August 11:00am
Inspect Sat 10:00-10:30am Photo ID Req
Contact Samantha McCarthy 0431 712 899
13B Kingfisher Court. Werribee
18 Northey Crescent. Hoppers Crossing
3A
3A
2B
2C
AUCTION THIS SAT A URDAY AT A AT AY A 11am! Positioned in a quiet court location, this residence is modern, spacious & perfect for first home buyers, downsizers or investors. With quality finishes throughout, you will not be disappointed & located a short 1.1km (approx.) to Pacific Werribee. Auction 29th July 11:00am
Inspect Sat 10:30-11:00am Photo ID Req
Contact Samantha McCarthy 0431 712 899
1B
1C
630 (approx)m2
Set on a 630m2 (approx.) parcel of land, this home is great for first home buyers, downsizers or investors. Located in the highly sought after Mossfiel Estate, you are close to local amenities and a short 2.1km (approx.) to Hoppers Crossing Train Station. Auction 5th August 3:00pm
Inspect Sat 3:00-3:30pm Photo ID Req
Contact Samantha McCarthy 0431 712 899
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12 Thames Boulevard. Werribee
28 Missouri Place. Werribee
3A
3A
1B
1C
532 (approx)m2
Surrounded by local schools, shops, parks and public transport, this great family home has plenty to offer including a great undercover entertaining space, drive through access, heating and cooling, quality appliances to the kitchen and much more! Inspections are a must! Auction 5th August 2:00pm
Inspect Sat 11:45-12:15pm Photo ID Req
Contact Samantha McCarthy 0431 712 899
2B
2C
538 (approx)m2
Renovated from top to bottom, this home will not disappoint. With polished concrete throughout, new carpet, new blinds and quality finishes to complete the home, inspections are a must and located a short stroll to local schools, parks and public transport. Enquire today! Auction 5th August 12:00pm
Inspect Sat 9:45-10:15am Photo ID Req
Contact Samantha McCarthy 0431 712 899
182 Morris Road. Hoppers Crossing
31 Hooker Road. Werribee
3A
3A
1B
1C
537 (approx)m2
This this fantastic family-friendly home sits in a premium location on with main road exposure and only 1.8km (approx.) to Hoppers Crossing Train Station. Surrounded by local amenities including schools, public transport, parks and local shops, this is a must see! Auction 12th August 2:00pm
Inspect Sat 3:15-3:45pm Photo ID Req
hockingstuart.com.au
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Contact Samantha McCarthy 0431 712 899
1B
1C
299 (approx)m2
This recently updated three bedroom home. Solid brick construction comprising, main living space, three good sized bedrooms with built in robes, open plan meals and good sized kitchen. Additional features: ducted heating and easy access to trains & buses. Auction 19th August 11:00am
Inspect Contact Sat 11:00-11:30am Andrew Conte 0413 236 222 Photo ID Req
23 Boathaven Road. Point Cook 4A
2B
2C
Low maintenance four-bedroom home in the Alamanda Estate, perfect for the growing family and savvy investor.
Auction This Saturday at 12:00pm
27 Rhode Island Cl. SANCTUARY LAKES
Inspect Contact Sat 11:30am-12pm Alexander Hua 0403 359 658 Photo Id Req
28 Rhode Island Cl. SANCTUARY LAKES
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. Auction This Saturday @ 10:00am
Contact Scott Perry 0439 595 461 Ainsley Rayner 0428 675 006
14 North Shore Drive. Sanctuary Lakes 4A
2B
2C
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.
618m2 (approx.) allotment, 40 sq (approx.) home. 4 bedrooms and 5 light and bright living areas. High-end appointed kitchen. Established low maintenance front and rear gardens. Access to Sanctuary Lakes Lifestyle Centre.
Auction This Saturday @ 10:15am
Private Sale
Contact Scott Perry 0439 595 461 Ainsley Rayner 0428 675 006
Inspect Contact Sat 2pm - 2:30pm Ainsley Rayner 0428 675 006 Photo ID Req
hockingstuart.com.au
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The ‘can do’ agents.....
Werribee
10 Pleone Court
Attention first home buyers & investors
A3 B1 C1
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Auction
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 garden shed
Saturday 5th August 2017 12pm
Price Guide Contact agent Inspect fi Contact
Saturday 29th July 1.30 - 2pm 23 Princes Highway, Werribee 9974 0922 Steven Richardson 0407 445 567 Rahul Assudani 0481 364 666
Susie Haber Your ‘can do’ agent
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Susie Haber 0403 650 750
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Price Guide $340,000 - $360,000 View Saturday 1 - 1.30pm
Auction on Site 26th August at 1pm Price Guide $475,000 - $500,000 View Saturday 12.30 - 1pm
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2/229 Heaths Road (opp. Plaza)
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Diane Deland 0408 628 997 Werribee/Hoppers Crossing 9748 5888
A near new beautiful home approx. 3 years young in one of Tr T uganina’s illustrious locales presenting a versatile family friendly floorplan.Special features include Caesar stone benchtops, heating/ cooling plus internal access from the garage and low maintenance gardens. An easy reach to private & public schools,
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Price Guide $550,000 - $569,000 View Saturday 2 - 2.30pm 2/229 Heaths Road (opp. Plaza)
Sukhdev Singh 0403 717 847 Diane Deland 0408 628 997 Werribee/Hoppers Crossing 9748 5888 2/229 Heaths Road (opp. Plaza)
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Large family living on 600m2 of land approx! Featuring 4 bedrooms, master with WIR and full ensuite PLUS study, an open plan kitchen, meals/ family area which overlooks a large rumpus room which walks out a great size garden depth. Further features include, heating/cooling throughout, central bathroom, 3 living zones, tall ceilings, fully landscaped front and rear yards and more. THIS HOME IS SURE TO IMPRESS!
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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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1133524-LB19-14
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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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BLANKET BOX wooden, pine , in very good condition. Length 86cm, width 46cm, height 43cm. $100ono 0423 070 167. FRIDGE Samsung, 431 litre, white, 2 door, excellent condition $450 neg. Phone 0409 516 748.
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
MOBILITY SCOOTER Like new, $800 with basket and charger. Small portable scooter, can fit in boot. Phone 9743 2709. WALKER Alfa 426 Rollator, four 6" wheels, bought new, never used. $170neg. Ph 0409 516 748. WASHING MACHINE Simpson, top loader, 5.5kg, very good condition, $120neg. Phone 0409 516 748.
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FARRIER Prompt, professional and reliable. Friendly service. Call Kaz anytime on 0409 333 597.
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AFFORDABLE Cleaning/ironing services. Eye for detail. Fully insured. Work cover approved provider. Phone 0417 305 711. www.squeakyklean.com.au
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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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ASIAN MASSAGE 10am-8pm, 7 days per week, 2c, 100 Furlong Road, Cairnlea. 0425 414 418.
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FULL BODY RELAXATION MASSAGE. Werribee area. 10am-8pm 7 days. 0433 360 821. By appointment only.
Relaxation Massage 7 days, 10am to 8pm. 204 Barkly Street, Footscray. Phone 0426 717 328.
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Wyndham City Council has contracted Citywide Services PTY LTD to manage its Vegetation Electrical Line Clearance Program. As part of this program the street trees and power-lines are inspected regularly to ensure no impact to power supply through conflict with trees. All vegetation maintenance work is required to be carried out in compliance with the Electrical Safety Act (Electric Line Clearance) Regulations 2015. These regulations stipulate a minimum safe clearance between trees and power-lines, to keep re-growth clear of power lines. Wyndham City Council is responsible for management of power line clearance in the area highlighted in the map below. The tree works in this area will be carried out over the next 4 months. Regular auditing occurs throughout the year. All works will be conducted in accordance with the Wyndham City Council Tree Policy 2015. If you have any inquiries regarding the above please contact Ron Mifsud - Area Leader Arboriculture, Wyndham City Council on 9742 0777.
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TOOLONDO (Lake Toolondo) Rural Bush Property. 1.08ha. Water, power, phone to block. Direct access to 14ha bush walks and lake frontage. Trout fishing, yabbying, duck shooting. Golf course. 40min commute to Horsham. $45k. 0418 447 778. robert.taylor1@bigpond.com
BROOKLYN 3 bedroom home. Close to shops, transport and schools. No pets. Phone 9367 6724. CARAVAN HIRE, All sizes, from $55 per week. Phone 0408 369 770.
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MARIBYRNONG Room for rent. Large apart. Complete with own bathroom, study and TV room attached. Close to shops & public transport. Student/employed. $170pw. Text/ph 0468 922 305. Bond $/rent required.
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Cleaning Contract
Guaranteed takings of $2,600 pw. General cleaning contracts avail with leading brand company Cheap As Chips. Current operators currently taking inexcessive $3,500 per week. Husband & wife teams welcome. Training Available. This is a business Opportunity. Call: 9826 1111 or 0415 326 685.
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Geelong West
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Hoppers Crossing, Tarneit, Truganina, Werribee, Wyndham Vale, Altona Meadows & Point Cook. We need reliable people to deliver catalogues, car essential. No experience required. Please call Mon - Fri between 9am - 6pm.
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Even if you are working you could be eligible for Vic and Commonwealth Govt. funding! s Flexible hours Days or nights, from 2 days / wk
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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. Could suit mature minded applicants. Phone 9399 1177.
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in a cheese factory, must be reliable, responsible and
Required for interstate work. Must have BD Experience Family owned business located in Bacchus Marsh. Contact 0413 026 690
MC Linehaul Drivers Toll People are currently seeking Linehaul MC Drivers for ongoing roles for one of our clients based in the Northern Suburbs. Our client requires MC licenced Truck Drivers for casual and ongoing roles covering a variety of Linehaul corridors. This is your opportunity to work for a leading Transport company.
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To be successful in this role you will: - Hold a current MC licence - Have a minimum 2 years’ interstate driving experience - Have an excellent driving history and the ability to undergo computer based inductions - Be willing to undergo a national police check - Be willing to undergo a full medical - Be physically fit - Hold a BFM Certificate - Have a current Vic roads demerit point report & conviction driving report
Call 1300 275 282 to speak to a Course Advisor or visit www.customisedtraining.edu.au
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Please forward your written application and resume to Adrian Waycott awaycott@dahlsens.com.au
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2BR 2BR
Certificate IV in Education Support CHC40213
Skills/Knowledge/Experience: - Customer focus - 'Can do' approach and a 'consider it done' ethos - Knowledge of hardware and building timbers - Forklift licence and manual Driver's Licence required
Applications close for the above positions: Sunday 6 August 2017
UNITS POINT COOK 2/23 Tom Roberts Parade ALTONA MEADOWS 2/12 Canny Court HOUSES HOPPERS CROSSING 27 Nettlefold Avenue HOPPERS CROSSING 6 Harris Avenue HOPPERS CROSSING 9 First Avenue HOPPERS CROSSING 210 Morris Road HOPPERS CROSSING 16 Hayden Street HOPPERS CROSSING 18 Moffatt Crescent HOPPERS CROSSING 119 Morris Road HOPPERS CROSSING 23 Burnham Drive HOPPERS CROSSING 51 Guinane Avenue MANOR LAKES 45 Weavers Street POINT COOK 11 Dunstan Road POINT COOK 9 Shoreline Lane POINT COOK 20 Ribbon Close SANCTUARY LAKES 91 Middle Park Drive TARNEIT 46 Fairview Parade WERRIBEE 3 Meek Street WILLIAMS LANDING 16 Trenchard Road WILLIAMS LANDING 35 Merryfield Circuit WYNDHAM VALE 21 North Gateway WYNDHAM VALE 13 Tasman Place WYNDHAM VALE 13 Lentara Crescent POINT COOK 30 Machair Drive POINT COOK 9 Dyson Way WILLIAMS LANDING 43 Swamphen Drive WILLIAMS LANDING 23 Maldon Street WYNDHAM VALE 136 Eureka Drive WYNDHAM VALE 1 Chisholm Place
Fortnightly Classes - Starting 04/09/2017
You will be responsible for: - Pulling and preparation of orders - Stock control in your area - Loading and unloading of trucks - Ensuring we deliver superior service to customers - Customer deliveries as required - Working safely and ensuring the safety of others
Temporary Full Time (Fixed 3 year term) $69,064 pa plus superannuation
Enquiries: Natalie Hansen, Coordinator People Services (03) 9742 0803
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Goals: Footscray: Webb 4 Cloke 3 Russell 2 Boyd 2 Panayi 2 Hamilton Goodyear Shea Roberts Gowers. Coburg: Lowson Cleary Iacobaccio Free Hunt Bunker Karpany Blair. Best: Footscray: Webb Boyd English Roberts Cloke. Coburg: Goodwin Blair Bunker Corigliano McDonald Gregory. At VU Whitten Oval.
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Goals: Williamstown: Wheeler 2 Gibbons 2 Bramble Cordy Dunell. Port Melbourne: Dwyer Cain Anastasio Lange Conway Lisle Best: Williamstown: Wheeler Meese Sing Pongracic Masters Charleston. Port Melbourne: Templeton T Lange Mascitti Pinwill Sandilands Tynan. T At North Port Oval.
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CASEY ESSENDON
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COLLINGWOOD RICHMOND
3.4 9.10 11.11 14.20 (104) 5.1 8.1 15.3 16.6 (102)
Goals: Collingwood: Phillips 3 White 2 Kirby 2 Cox 2 Lynch L Mayne Keeffe Tardrew T Brown. Richmond: Stengle 4 Hunt 3 Townsend T 2 Elton 2 Silvestro Bolton Lloyd Wood Lennon. Best: Collingwood: Phillips Cox Borthwick Ramsay Smith Brown. Richmond: Hunt Townsend T Maric Ballard Stengle Coffield. At Punt Road Oval.
BOX HILL WERRIBEE
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Goals: Box Hill: Murphy 3 Kilpatrick 2 Jones 2 Hanrahan 2 Miles 2 Pittonet Stewart Switkowski Vickery. Werribee: Thomas 3 Corbett 2 Brew Barrack King Munro. Best: Box Hill: Brolic Pittonet Jones Evans O’Donnell Warren. Werribee: Brew Barrack Watson Corbett Thomas Goldstein. At Box Hill City Oval. P W L D F A % Pts Box Hill 13 10 2 1 1274 1030 123.69 42 Williamstown 13 10 3 0 1319 885 149.04 40 Footscray 14 9 5 0 1450 1033 140.37 36 Port Melb 13 8 4 1 1154 924 124.89 34 Richmond 14 8 6 0 1469 1091 134.65 32 Essendon 14 7 7 0 1309 990 132.22 28 Casey 13 7 6 0 977 1017 96.07 28 Werribee 13 7 6 0 1082 1246 86.84 28 Sandringham 14 7 7 0 1133 1313 86.29 28 Northern 13 6 7 0 1001 1082 92.51 24
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CASEY NORTHERN
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6.10 3.4
7.12 (54) 5.9 (39)
Goals: Casey: Zijai 2 Briggs Gardiner Cox Hillard Lewis-Smith. Northern: Jordan 4 Thorpe. Best: Casey: Gordon Lok Hulett Zijai Briggs Johnston. Northern: Bolger Ballard Jordan Thorpe Lentini Krithararis. At Casey Fields.
BOX HILL WERRIBEE
3.4 1.3
9.6 1.6
15.6 23.14 (153) 3.8 4.10 (34)
COBURG SANDRINGHAM
5.2 1.1
7.4 4.2
10.5 7.5
Goals: Box Hill: Hehir 4 Parsons 2 Dimasi 2 Traynor 2 O’Sullivan 2 Jeffs 2 Haynes Bond Burt Davies Knoll Walker Williams Cox Gibson. Werribee: Anderson Galloway Jeffries Hodgetts. Best: Box Hill: Bond Hehir Cox O’Sullivan Walker Dimasi. Werribee: Aylett Buykx Edwards Hodgson Iles. At Box Hill City Oval.
12.6 (78) 9.14 (68)
Goals: Coburg: Svarc 4 Velissaris McRorie Roberts Lawlor Dodge Ercolano Schraven Cannolo. Sandringham: Matera 3 Rich 2 Lopo Pavlou Scagliarini Long. Best: Coburg: Conn Svarc Cannolo Sandric McRorie Ercolano. Sandringham: Scagliarini Iudica Holmes Haidon Pavlou Matera. At Trevor Barker Oval. P W L D F A % Pts Pt Melbourne 12 8 4 0 1092 850 128.47 32 Casey 11 7 4 0 913 760 120.13 28 Box Hill 12 7 5 0 1142 969 117.85 28 Sandringham 13 7 6 0 1046 942 111.04 28 Coburg 11 6 5 0 873 912 95.72 24 Williamstown 12 5 6 1 909 1013 89.73 22 Northern Blues 12 5 7 0 820 851 96.36 20 Werribee 11 1 9 1 652 1150 56.70 6
WESTERN REGION DIV 1 DEER PARK ST ALBANS
4.8 0.0
5.8 1.6
7.12 2.9
8.12 (60) 4.11 (35)
HOPPERS CROSS. 2.2 SUNSHINE 0.1
4.4 3.3
5.9 4.5
8.9 (57) 6.7 (43)
Goals: Deer Park: J Perkins 3 K Klix J Purton-Smith S Byrnes M Galea J Condos. St Albans: L Brennan 2 B Memedi L Calder. Best: Deer Park: J McKenzie T Sullivan C Stewart M Galea J Purton-Smith K McKenzie. St Albans: T Jenkins B Memedi J Tuppen M Quigley L Calder J Manning.
Goals: Hoppers Crossing: M Ryan 2 J Staley 2 J Cook W Skipper H Armstrong-Weston A Poland. Sunshine: B McInneny 2 A Searle B Christodoulou J McInneny L Smart. Best: Hoppers Crossing: J Viola D Nielsen W Skipper C Muscat R Kitchen A Poland. Sunshine: M Hutchesson J Hilton C Atkins H Moloney B McInneny B Abou-Eid.
WERRIBEE DIST. 3.6 CAROLINE SPNGS 3.1
5.9 10.16 13.20 (98) 8.5 9.5 10.7 (67)
Goals: Werribee Districts: Details unavailable. Caroline Springs: T Manolis J Degabriele K Romao T Xerri K O’Shea J Ryan. J Ewer J Caterino W Markovski M Sutton
Best: Werribee Districts: Details unavailable. Caroline Springs: K O’Shea T Xerri M Chapman M Bongiovanni L Tudor D Thomas.
AL ALTONA ALBION
7.2 3.2
9.5 4.5
9.5 10.11 (71) 10.8 10.10 (70)
Goals: Altona: J MacDonald 3 S Collis 2 D O’Leary J Robbins M Paget T Andrews O Abou-Zeid. Albion: P Cutajar-Milosev 3 C O’Keefe J Thompson T Finco N Doherty S Moyle J T Taylor M Dufty. Best: Altona: J Magnabosco J Paton T Szanyi L Goetz J MacDonald S Collis. Albion: P Savage J Taylor T M Dufty J Bench A Sachau J O’Brien.
DIV 2 W. FOOTSCRAY FOOTSCRA ALBANV ALBANVALE
2.2 5.2
5.7 6.3
8.8 10.20 (80) 8.6 10.8 (68)
Goals: West Footscray: C Irving 3 U Wijesekara 2 R Baker 2 T Bray H Hollingworth K Kenny-Jones. Albanvale: D Bartolo 3 J Formosa 2 D Borg B Cassar J Allen D Azzopardi D Briscoe. Best: West Footscray: S Kelland B Douglas Z Connelly U Wijesekara J Pham J Barker. Albanvale: J Formosa D Bartolo D Borg D Briscoe I Atik M Plummer.
DIV 3 T TARNEIT NTH SUNSHINE
5.1 2.3
7.3 5.4
10.3 7.4
12.3 (75) 10.5 (65)
Goals: Tarneit T : T Lawrie 3 A Molivas 3 C Benson 2 J Gorman S Wickens T Robertson D Mitchell. North Sunshine: E Gebreselassie 3 B Cooper 2 B Young Y 2 B Dick 2 R Briggs. Best: Tarneit: T Lawrie N Schmidt C Klein-Breteler Z Thornton C Benson L Cook. North Sunshine: J Nawi W Curnow A Alagona R Wuruki-Barba A Farah B Cooper.
WYNDHAM SUNS 1.4 8.12 SANCT. LAKES 0.2 0.3
9.13 12.19 (91) 5.7 5.8 (38)
Goals: Wyndham Suns: A Campbell 3 S Neralic 2 H Iannacone 2 S Nahyna J Zangari D Cachia M Boothey J Stephens. Sanctuary Lakes: L Duskovic 2 L Henderson R Smith L Henderson. Best: Wyndham Suns: H Iannacone J Vella A Campbell S Nahyna J Stephens D Cachia. Sanctuary Lakes: T Hutcheson L Henderson R Smith B Edwards L Henderson C Vandermeer.
PARKSIDE BRA BRAYBROOK
3.4 11.14 17.19 29.24 (198) 1.1 2.1 5.4 6.5 (41)
SUNSHINE HTS LA LAVERTON
3.3 14.8 14.10 20.17 (137) 1.1 1.1 5.8 5.8 (38)
Goals: Parkside: J Cloke 9 J Collard 4 A Gauci 3 L O’Farrell 3 C Muratore 3 B Maynard 2.J Dorward 2 B Ashman 2 D McMahon. Braybrook: R Howell 2 J Poulter L Fox B Busuttil A Dunlop. Best: Parkside: B Ashman J Shaw J Dorward C Muratore J Cloke A Gauci. Braybrook: B Busuttil N Calleja L Fox D May A Dunlop T Charles. Goals: Sunshine Heights: J Vella 4 V Vasilevski 3 N Mallia 3 G Murray 2 M Gauci 2 K Privitera 2.L Demetriou J Angelowitsch J Zahra B Henderson. Laverton: S Y Young 2 D Marin J Webb P Lee. Best: Sunshine Heights: J Angelowitsch V Vasilevski J Vella T Murray N Mallia M Gauci. Laverton: L Freake L Chapman S Y Young A Hanna P Boyd S McCann.
VAFA PREMIER C W’TOWN CYMS 2.7 OLD CAMBERWELL 3.2
2.7 5.9
6.10 11.13 (79) 7.9 9.14 (68)
Goals: Williamstown Cyms: J Slee 4 J Noonan 4 B Gray Z Read R Ackerly. Old Camberwell Grammarians: S Powell 4 L Huysmans S MacDonald J Howells M Trait B Hart. Best: Williamstown Cyms: J Noonan Y Hemphill D Calman-Orr N Blackney J Slee M Long. Old Camberwell Grammarians: J Allen S Bennett S Powell J Arnold D Proksa D Lattanzio. P W L D F A % Pts Caulfield 13 11 2 0 1429 864 165.39 44 Old Hailey. 13 9 4 0 1348 886 152.14 36 Marcellin OC 13 7 6 0 1230 1022 120.35 28 W’town CYMS 13 7 6 0 1296 1126 115.10 28
Old Geelong 13 Old Ivanhoe 13 Old Camberwell 13 Old Mentonians 13 Hampton 13 Kew AFC 13
7 6 7 6 6 7 5 8 4 9 2 11
DIV 3 SWINBURNE UNI. 3.2 POINT COOK 3.3
0 0 0 0 0 0
1139 1003 939 1090 1014 1186 1098 1210 771 1136 728 1469
6.9 3.3
113.56 86.15 85.50 90.74 67.87 49.56
28 28 24 20 16 8
7.10 16.19 (115) 5.10 5.11 (41)
GOALS: Swinburne University Afc: R Lugg 5 T Birchmore 2 B Rich 2 A Lynn L J Manning L Spiteri T Clark D Thwaites D Close B Higgins. Point Cook: J Steen 2 R Milne 2 A Grigg. BEST: Swinburne University Afc: W Gubbins J Manning M Daly T Johns R Lugg D Hassaballa. Point Cook: A Grigg M Groves R Milne W Cameron N Cowie J Eastwood.
WESTBOURNE CANTERBURY
5.2 6.3 3.3 5.10
9.6 5.10
9.8 (62) 7.15 (57)
Goals: Westbourne Grammarians: J Cooke 4 B Miller B Johnson N Coyne J Porter A Imber. Canterbury Football Club: S Fitzgerald 2 J Wilson J Carrington G Ratnakumar D Walden A Hummerston. Best: Westbourne Grammarians: C Hudson A Imber B Miller A Rompel J Russell. Canterbury Football Club: J Blakemore A Carapetis A Wheeler G Driscoll G Ratnakumar D Walden. P W L D F A % Pts UHS-VU 13 13 0 0 1392 765 181.96 52 Power House 12 11 1 0 1317 953 138.20 44 Westbourne 13 8 5 0 1143 968 118.08 32 Swinburne Uni. 13 7 6 0 1235 1069 115.53 28 Canterbury 13 6 7 0 1195 1026 116.47 24 Richmond Cent.13 5 8 0 1060 1071 98.97 20 La Trobe Uni. 13 5 8 0 1035 1096 94.43 20 Point Cook 13 5 8 0 928 1188 78.11 20 Albert Park 13 4 9 0 987 1192 82.80 16 Sth Melbourne 12 0 12 0 641 1605 39.94 0
Q SOCCER
STATE STA ATE LEAGUE 5: West: Gisborne 0 Lara Utd 3, Laverton Park 3 Maribyrnong Greens 1, Keilor Wolves 1 Moonee Valley Knights 1, Uni Of Melbourne 2 Kyneton 0, Maidstone Utd 0 Deakin Ducks 6, Spring Hills 5 Melbourne Lions 1. Res: Gisborne 2 Lara Utd 0, Laverton Park 3 Maribyrnong Greens 1, Keilor Wolves 4 Moonee Valley Knights 2, Uni Of Melbourne 1 Kyneton 0, Maidstone Utd 0 Deakin Ducks 4, Spring Hills 3 Melbourne Lions 0.
Q RUGBY RUGB LEAGUE VICTORIAN RUGBY LEAGE Rd 13: First Grade: Sunbury 18 d Doveton 16, Werribee bt North West fft, Altona 36 bt Waverley Oakleigh 34, Casey 38 bt Northern 24. Second Grade: Werribee 30 d Truganina 10, Frankston 34 d Altona 30, Sunshine 38 bt Waverley Oakleigh 16. Women: Werribee 26 d South Eastern 14, Truganina 34 d Doveton 8. Women’s Tag: T Doveton 18 bt Northern 4.
Q CRICKET MID YEAR ASSOCIA ASSOCIATION West: Rd 8: Western Eagles 4-83 d United Wyndham (1) 78, Wyndhamvale 9-177 d Melbourne Super Blues (1) 7-141, Victorian Strikers Blues 6-156 d United Tarneit T Lions 147, Victorian Strikers Geens 9-152 d Point Cook Maroon 8-148, United Tarneit T Tigers 3-181 d County West 8-177. Inner North West: Northern Lions 2 1-318 d Melton Centrals 65, Falcon InCorporated v bye, Moonee Valley White d Gladstone Park, Singh Sabha v Northern Lions (1) (no result provided), Melbourne Lankans 2-163 d T Taylors Lakes 8-160. North West: United Tarneit T Panthers 5-148 d Gellibrand 6-147, Point Cook Gold d United Wyndham 2, Melbourne Super Blues v bye, Royal Strikers 0-125 d Melbourne Super Blues (2) 122, United Tarneit T Warriors 6-177 d Werribee Centrals 9-171.
Q BASEBALL
FFV
NPL 2:Rd 24: West: Brunswick City 1 Moreland City 3, Moreland Zebras 0 Whittlesea Ranges 2, Bendigo City 2 Melbourne Victory 5, Werribee City 0 Northcote City 1. MENS STA STATE ATE LEAGUE 1: Rd 16: North West: Keilor Park 2 Westgate 0, Yarraville 0 Altona Magic 2, Altona East Phoenix 0 Sydenham Park 1, Geelong 2 Banyule City 1, Preston Lions 3 Essendon Royals 0. Res: Keilor Park 2 Westgate estgate 1, Y Yarraville 0 Altona Magic 0, Altona East Phoenix 3 Sydenham Park 5, Geelong 0 Banyule City 3, Preston Lions 1 Essendon Royals 0. STATE STA ATE LEAGUE 2: North West: Cairnlea 2 Hoppers Crossing 3, Diamond Valley Utd 0 Fitzroy City 5, Hume Utd 0 Moreland Utd 0, Essendon Utd 0 Westvale 1, Altona City 4 Geelong Rangers 1. Res: Essendon Utd 1 Westvale 1, Corio 3 Sporting Whittlesea 2, Cairnlea 0 Hoppers Crossing 3, Hume Utd 3 Moreland Utd 2, Altona City 3 Geelong Rangers 1. STATE STA ATE LEAGUE 3: North West: Whittlesea Utd 3 Brimbank Stallions 0, Sunbury Utd 1 Epping City 0, Williamstown 1 La Trobe Uni 0, Melbourne Uni 3 Fawkner Men 1, Upfield 1 Strathmore 1. Res: Whittlesea Utd 2 Brimbank Stallions 6, Sunbury Utd 6 Epping City 1, Williamstown 2 La Trobe Uni 0, Melbourne Uni 1 Fawkner 0, Upfield 0 Strathmore 5. STATE STA ATE LEAGUE 4: West: Surf Coast 2 Western Eagles 1, Altona North 3 Melton Phoenix 1, North Melbourne Athletic 2 Truganina Hornets 1, Point Cook 1 Golden Plains 3, Bell Park 1 Sebastopol Vikings 0, Balmoral 2 Newmarket Phoenix 0. Res: Altona North 3 Melton Phoenix 4, Surf Coast 1 Western Eagles 1, North Melbourne Athletic 4 Truganina Hornets 1, Point Cook 4 Golden Plains 1, Bell Park 1 Sebastopol Vikings 2, Balmoral 1 Newmarket Phoenix 0.
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‘Dominator’ marshals Tigers deliver at last fight skills to the field By Lance Lance Jenkinson Jenkinson By Dom Brew plays every game for the
Werribee John Lamont Werribee Tigers Tigers coach like it could be his last. not only because theinto onballer is wasIt’sapprehensive leading Sunday’s aware that place senioragainst team is historic finalhisgame ofinthetheseason not considered a lock-in his rookie season. Sandringham. Brew knows how quickly football – or life was dead away. rubber game for the Tigers – It can beataken with VFL finals out equation, takes nothingof forthe granted and but does ByHe Lance Jenkinson have delveas tooone deep intobiggest his memory itnot was alsotobilled of the for a in bitthe of perspective. Werribee Tigers John Lamont days club’scoach history – the last game Last football season, Brew was apprehensive leading into Sunday’s at the Watton Street ground inand its his current dad, Nick, involved a serious car historic finalwere game of the in season against format before it is transformed into accident, both walking away shakenabut not Sandringham. state-of-the-art venue serveforcoming seriously It was ahurt deadphysically. rubbertogame the Tigers generations. OnVFL his finals way toout a representative football with of the equation, but Brewbilled slowed down itgame, was also as one offor theroadworks, Throughout a tough season –biggest one that but the driver was–distracted and days inwith the club’s history the last game began thebehind expectation of finals before ranthe into the back of his car, in writing it off. at Watton Street ground its current petering out to an 11th-place as “We before were really lucky to getfinish out format it is transformed intoofa that,” injuries form slumps wreaked havoc he said.and “You look at atolot of people who– state-of-the-art venue serve coming Lamont maintained the players have been in car accidents, theyhad endforupthe in generations. a Throughout wheelchair or even a tough season – one most part played withdead. spirit and thatthat morale “It does change your perspective life; began withhigh. the expectation of finals on before remained it can change instant. You takeasa lot petering out toin anan 11th-place finish Lamont was wincing when he ofEven things forform granted when you do havoc get an– injuries and slumps wreaked checked the AFL results from Saturday, opportunity to play footy and dohad everyday Lamont maintained the players for the seeing Melbourne andin Richmond, both things. I try and take every day now.” most part played with spirit and that morale Brew gets an but inordinate remained high. sides with little pride toamount play for,ofon the enjoyment everywas time he laces up he the footy Even Lamont wincing when end of 100-plus point losses. boots, even checked the for AFLtraining. results from Saturday, Lamont wondered what mindset of ThreeMelbourne years ago,and one of the his former Albury seeing Richmond, both his players would be when he arrived at Tigerswith teammates, sides little but James pride toMcQuillan, play for, on the Avalon Airport on losses. Sunday lost of his100-plus chanceOval topoint play football morning, and has end been wheelchair after a Lamont wondered what the suffering mindset of knowing they werebound four quarters away from spinal-cord injury in a game. his players when he arrived at the end of awould long,be tough campaign. “He went from playing footy morning, to ending up Avalon Airport Oval on Sunday To Lamont’s delight, his players werefrom up in a wheelchair. Allfour those sorts ofaway factors knowing they were quarters for the challenge, claiming a 20-point win make you think how lucky you are to be the end of a long, tough campaign. over Sandringham. playing footy and doinghis what you’re doing.” To finals-bound Lamont’s delight, players were up Brew came on radar Werribee while for“The the challenge, claiming 20-point morale of the the groupaofhas been win playing for North Albury in the Ovens over finals-bound Sandringham. terrific, even though we have had a lotand of Murray FootballofNetball League. “The morale the group has been injuries and lost a lot of games of footy,” he The 20-year-old there terrific, even thoughwas we content have had a lotbut of his said. coach atand thelost time, former AFL star Jasonhe injuries a lot of games of footy,” “The blokes were really Akermanis, advised him tokeen give to thefinish VFL the a said. go. “He was pushing me to to afinish higher “The blokes were really keen topavilion the year strongly and sending offgothe level,” Brew “He athe lot ofpavilion time and year strongly and the was one littlesaid. partsending of it put butoff big part of effort into me,part so Iofreally appreciate [that]. was one little it but the big part of it was Werribee finishing the year off on a positive reached out,onI thought I itOnce was finishing the year off a positive note.” might as well give it a crack.” note.”
“YOUR FOOTBALL CLUB”
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 takes two players and then some for It ended on year a positive note, but the 2016 Werribee youngster Dom Brew to be season be remembered as one that was haven’t will gotten to where we wanted to go,” brought down in a tackle. (Damian Visentini) 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 theKingsville support staff, withhas planning The resident slottedalready into He responds quickly: “A bit early, I think.” Brew will return to MMA one day, but not Lamont said. under way for next season. The Tigers will the Tigers midfield seamlessly, a “I’m just focused on playing every senior before he has fulfilled his potential as a Meanwhile, there is no rest foradding Lamont bit of with his pressure and the footballer. He is relishing the chance to play game with Werribee and hopefully playing in and the support with in planning already play allgrunt games onstaff, thetackle road 2017, with fearlessness burrowing in the packs. the finals and going a fair way into it.” at Werribee and wants to taste the ultimate under way forto next season. The Tigers will club looking secure nine “home” venues Brew likes the andintumble, which Brew has taken in the feedback of coach play all games onrough the road 2017, with the glory in the VFL with the club. away from Watton Street. stems from his other sporting love –venues mixed John Lamont. He is all ears out on the field “At the start, I was just going to play it club looking to secure nine “home” They are inHe talks to stage games at martial arts. fought in the octagon when the more experienced players such as by ear but now I’m thinking it’s a long-term away from Watton Street. Hoppers Crossing, perhaps before to Torquay football. Matt Hanson, Tom Gribble, Jake Sharp and thing,” Brew said. “I really like it at They returning are in talks to stage and games at “That’s whycurtain-raiser my tackling so good,” Brew Werribee and I’m looking forward to next Matt Munro speak. Hoppers Crossing, Torquay is and perhaps even an AFL at Etihad said. “It’s helped me a lot with my game, I “All those boys have helped me out, year. Now I’ve made my way up [to the even an AFL curtain-raiser at Etihad Stadium, plus Arden Street will be a wouldn’t be the player that Iwill ambe without it. giving me all their different ideas,” Brew senior team], I’m feeling really good, so I’ll Stadium, plus Arden Street a logical venue given the Tigers’ ties to North Werribee Tigers forward Josh Porter – one of the day’ssaid. stars – celebrates a goal in front of the oldof I’m pretty disciplined; know where line Werribee picking aupgoal a bit off each be here Tigers for a fair while I reckon.” logical venue given the ITigers’ ties tothe North forward Josh Porter – one of the day’s stars“I’m – celebrates in front of theone old Melbourne. grandstand at Chirnside Park. (Luke Hemer) is and don’t cross is.” them and going with it.” And theatpotential getting drafted? Melbourne. grandstand ChirnsideofPark. (Luke Hemer)
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SPORT Tigers turn the tables in a crucial win Districts, which kept its two-game break over sixth-placed Altona intact with four rounds to go. The Tigers will square off with fourth-placed Sunshine Kangaroos in what should be a ripping contest at Kinder Smith Reserve on Saturday. Wyndhamvale put up a good showing against Spotswood, but was eventually out-classed by 49 points at Wyndham Vale South Oval. Yet again, onballer Tyler Tessari was the pick of the Falcons, named best for his team for the fourth time in the past six matches. Luke Klein-Breteler was dangerous in attack with three goals. The Falcons will travel to Albion on Saturday. In division 2, Manor Lakes capped a big week with a statement-making win over Yarraville-Seddon at Howqua Reserve.
The Storm, led by best-on-ground Justin Palmer (two goals) and Mitchell Davis (three), might finally be taken seriously as a premiership contender after the 13-point triumph. It came in the same week the Storm re-signed coach Aaron Bradley and his assistants Rob May and Taz Petterwood for 2018. Manor Lakes will get another examination of its credentials when it faces premiership chance North Footscray at Hansen Reserve on Saturday. In division 3, Aaron Campbell kicked three for the Wyndham Suns’ 53-point thumping of Sanctuary Lakes at Goddard Street Reserve, while Tarneit survived a scare to beat North Sunshine by 10 points at Dempster Park. Lance Jenkinson
Top timing for Warriors By Lance Jenkinson Hoppers Crossing regained its verve in a crucial 14-point win over Sunshine Kangaroos in Western Region Football League division 1 at Hogans Road Reserve on Saturday. The Warriors could not be in a better frame of mind as they enter a difficult run to the finals, starting with top two clubs Deer Park and Spotswood in the next two rounds. Warriors coach Steven Kretiuk was thrilled with the spirit of his players. “The way they sung the song and the satisfaction they got from winning that game, it’s the first time this year I’ve seen that passion and spark in our game,” he said. “Winning a game like that, hopefully it points us in the right direction for the next four weeks. There’s no tougher ask than next week, playing Deer Park, so we certainly need to make sure we’re turning up like we did this weekend.” In a low-scoring game, Hoppers Crossing out-scored Sunshine eight goals to six. Kretiuk believes it was an over-reaction to the conditions by both sets of players that caused the low scoring, not the conditions themselves. “Sometimes at this level, you tend to focus too much on the wind, especially when you’ve got it,” he said. “We played better against the wind than we did with it because there was a bit more focus on maintaining possession. “Sometimes you tend to blaze away when you’ve got a five-goal wind behind you and you don’t worry about the execution so much.” Hoppers Crossing’s win was kick-started in the middle of the ground. Wayde Skipper was back to his best in the ruck and the Warrior midfielders feasted on the 50-50 contests. “Last time we played Sunshine, they really towelled us up in that area,” Kretiuk said. “We just had the desire to win the footy in that area this time.” Adam Poland was a key reason Hoppers Crossing won the lion’s share of the contested ball. Poland has been “fearless” in his attack on the contest since moving to the midfield. “He’s played a bit of midfield in the twos, but at senior footy we’ve played him as a forward,” Kretiuk said. “We chucked him in there because he puts his body on the line.” Running machine Corey Muscat has enjoyed being let off the leash. He was predominantly used as a tagger until recently, but now is one of the Warriors’ most damaging players. “He’s probably our No.1 midfielder in terms of metres gained, work rate and high-intensity sprints,” Kretiuk said. Hoppers Crossing’s defence was rock solid, keeping Sunshine to 13 scoring shots. 94 WYNDHAM STAR WEEKLY \ JULY 26, 2017
IN THE DOGHOUSE ■ Col from Colac lost his battle with brain cancer last week and the sports community of the west is a poorer place. Col Newcombe will be remembered as a ripping bloke, with a big toothy smile and a story for every occasion. People and photography were his passions. Anyone who had dealings with him at Ascot Vale Sports and Trophies will know what a gem he was. Col loved local footy and was an encyclopaedia of leagues from Colac to Caroline Springs. The Col from Colac Gala last April was a wonderful way to show Col and his family how much he was loved and respected. My thoughts and those of many others are with his wife Cherie, daughter Taylah and his family. ■ While it is yet to be officially announced, it is common knowledge that AFL Victoria will pull the pin on the development competition from the end of this season. Several leading football identities have been quick to declare this a very poor decision. Anyone who has watched development league football knows it is different to suburban footy and can be a vital ingredient for players in making it to the elite level. Liam Picken, Dale Morris and Taylor Duryea are AFL premiership players who plied their trade at development level before making the big time. While the development competition may present financial and logistics issues for clubs, it should not be a burden for football – it should be a necessity. The hole this will create may not have an impact immediately, but it will in the long run. The noise AFL clubs will make when the talent pool for the draft becomes even shallower and more ill-equipped will be when the penny drops. Unfortunately, VFL clubs have no clout or pull in the grand scheme of things. ■ Robin Nahas is the clubhouse leader in the race for the most striking excuse for missing a game of football. In recent weeks I have written about players missing games to attend weddings, compete in lawn bowls tournaments, umpire games and travel overseas. Robin missed the historic 250th meeting between Williamstown and Port Melbourne because his dog bit him on the face. He is off to the plastic surgeon (Robin, not the dog). Williamstown will host Footscray this week at Point Gellibrand and will be raising funds for the Les Twentyman Foundation.
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Jackson Viola and Daniel Nielsen commanded the air in the back half and were springboards from defence. Ryan Kitchen, who has reinvented himself as a defender, shut down the dangerous Daniel Castellano, one of the league’s premier small forwards. “Ryan had a reasonably good pre-season and we played him as a forward-wing earlier in the
year,” Kretiuk said. “But he found it hard to have an impact, so he went back to the twos. We’ve brought him back in the seniors and thrown him into the backline. The change of role and position has suited him down to a tee He’s in career-best form.” Hoppers Crossing’s win puts it in pole position for the third and last finals double chance.
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Werribee Districts returned to the winners’ list with a come-from-behind 31-point win over Caroline Springs in the Western Region Football League division 1 at Soldiers Reserve on Saturday. The Tigers had their concerns at half-time, trailing the Lakers by 14 points. The second half was a different story and the Tigers flicked the switch into all-out attack mode, kicking eight goals to two after half-time, while amassing 19 scoring shots to four. Jarryn McCormack continued his strong recent form with a commanding performance in the air, while Matt Dean, Dylan Jose and Trent Lee had the ball on a string. Lee, Rhyce Prismall and Ryan Harrington booted two goals each for the Tigers. It was another crucial win for Werribee
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Tigers need to pick up their game to stay in contention Werribee is only just clinging to a spot in the Victorian Football League top eight. The Tigers were handsomely beaten for a second week in a row, going down to top-of-the-ladder Box Hill Hawks by 45 points at Box Hill City Oval on Sunday. It leaves the Tigers a mere 0.55 per cent above ninth-placed Sandringham, though the Tigers do have the benefit of a game in hand. Werribee started the game well, kicking the first goal through Josh Corbett, but Box Hill replied with the next three and was never headed from that point on. The Tigers were still in the contest at half-time, but it turned pear shaped in the third, as Box Hill out-scored them 4.9 to 2.1 to lead by an unassailable 43 points.
Two goals apiece in the final term ensured no further damage was done to Werribee’s percentage, which could be vital when it gets to deciding a spot in the final eight next month. Rookie Dom Brew was at the forefront of all that was good for Werribee. The young midfielder continues to show he belongs, racking up 23 possessions and 15 tackles. Matt Hanson, with 27 disposals and nine tackles, captain Michael Sodomaco, with 22 possessions and 10 tackles, and defender Ryley Barrack, with 16 disposals and five marks, performed admirably for the Tigers. Todd Goldstein had 52 hit outs in his first game since being omitted by North Melbourne. Corbett was the Tigers main focal point with
12 possessions, seven marks and two goals. Small forward Lindsay Thomas was Werribee’s only other multiple goalkicker with two. Werribee will travel to Rams Arena in Craigieburn for a ‘home’ game against high flying Port Melbourne on Sunday. In the AFL Victoria development league, Werribee was comprehensively beaten by Box Hill Hawks to the tune of 119 points. Kurt Aylett, Nick Buykx and Jake Edwards were named best for the Tigers. Lance Jenkinson Werribee Tigers ruckman Todd Goldstein is dispossessed of the ball in a tackle. (Jessica Ward Photograph)
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Charlotte Vincent-Lord scored 10 points for Werribee Devils in the loss to Chelsea Gulls. (Shawn Smits)
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Werribee Devils will enter the final round of the Big V basketball women’s division 1 looking to re-capture its top form against Whittlesea Pacers at Eagle Stadium on Saturday night. The Devils have been disappointing recently, losing three of their past four games, including an 80-60 loss to Chelsea Gulls at home last Sunday. In men’s state championship, Werribee Devils will be fighting for a spot in the playoffs against Hawthorn Magic at the Boroondara Sports Complex.
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Daniel Sweeney scored the match-winner for Hoppers Crossing on Saturday. (Damjan Janevski)
Reds lead from the front By Lance Jenkinson Hoppers Crossing has been living on the edge in the Football Federation Victoria men’s state league 2 recently, but coach Shaun Barbara is not concerned in the slightest. The Reds have maintained hot pursuit of ladder leaders Altona City, trailing their rivals only on goal difference, but they certainly have tried their luck over the past fortnight with narrow one-goal wins in high scoring games against bottom-half teams. Barbara walked away from Saturday’s 3-2 win over Cairnlea comfortable his side was the better of the two at Cairnlea Park, much the same as the win over Sporting Whittlesea the week before with an identical score line. “Some of the results aren’t showing a true reflection of what’s actually going on,” Barbara said. “We were in control for most part of the game [against Cairnlea] and, ultimately, we came away with the result that we deserved.” Hoppers Crossing has a bit of a who dares wins mentality. The Reds are not too bothered with the times they let in multiple goals because they are confident they will score more than the opposition.
Sure, Barbara would like more clean sheets, but not at the expense of a weakened attack. The Reds are the top-scoring team in the league, averaging 2.87 per game. If they keep up that rate, they will win more often than not, and that is something Barbara does not want to mess with, even if his side is fourth-ranked for defence. “We play to a structure, we play to a game plan and to a purpose, but the players also have creative freedom on the park and that’s left to their own intuition,” he said. “They believe in themselves and I believe in them, and that’s why things have happened the way they have. “Scoring goals is always at the forefront of our mind to get ourselves on the front foot.” The Reds have scored two or more goals in every game bar one this season. It was no surprise that Habib Fleifel’s double for Cairnlea was still not enough, with Hoppers Crossing finding the back of the net three times through Kwaku Dade, Kevin Smart and the match-winner Daniel Sweeney. “At no stage do we push the panic button,” Barbara said. “We know the qualities we have in our squad and we know we’ve got goals in us.” The only time Hoppers Crossing hasn’t
scored two or more times in a game was when it was blanked by Altona City – the side that stands between them and top spot. The Reds will meet City in a blockbuster at Grange Reserve on Saturday, a game that could be crucial in the race for the title. In men’s state league 4, Point Cook missed its chance to go top, losing 3-1 to Golden Plains in a shock result at Saltwater Reserve. The Jets will travel to Newmarket Phoenix on Saturday keen to make up lost ground. Truganina Hornets were competitive against a top half side in North Melbourne Athletic, but lost 2-1 at Ron Barassi Snr Park. In men’s NPL2 west, Werribee City was defeated 1-0 by Northcote City in a tight affair at Galvin Park on Sunday. The second-last Bees, winless in three games, will be keen to get back in the winners’ circle when they travel to Epping to face Melbourne Victory on Saturday. In women’s state league 3, Hoppers Crossing’s promotion hopes hit a snag with a 4-1 loss to second-placed Spring Hills at Springside Recreation Reserve. The Reds are now four points out of second spot. Point Cook remains four points clear on top of the ladder after a 2-1 win over FC Strathmore at Strathnaver Reserve.
Westbourne Grammarians held on for a five-point win over Canterbury in the Victorian Amateur Football Association division 3 at the Westbourne school ground on Saturday. The Warriors, led by four goals from Jaxon Cooke and best-on-ground Chris Hudson, maintain their grip on third spot on the ladder. Point Cook produced one of its most disappointing performances, suffering a 74-point thrashing at the hands of Swinburne University.
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Chris Munro has taken out the latest round of the Footscray Cycling Club’s winter road season. A strong northerly wind buffeted the riders on a Granite Road circuit that was already challenging with a gravel section as well as three tough climbs. Munro, from Williamstown, handled the conditions the best, outlasting Miles DaCosta after riding off the front of the bunch. Munro and DaCosta rounded the last corner together, but Munro’s legs were more willing to sprint and he gapped DaCosta, with Leigh Kelly crossing third. FOR MORE SPORT, VISIT Web: starweekly.com.au Wyndham Star Weekly @starweeklysport @star_weekly 95 WYNDHAM STAR WEEKLY \ JULY 26, 2017
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AUTO, CRUISE CONTROL, UHF001.
AUTO, BLUETOOTH, ELECTRICS, 21500KMS, 1EX6YT.
MANUAL, SEDAN, CRUISE CONTROL, BLUETOOTH, ZWP212.
TURBO DIESEL, AUTO, ALLOYS, SPORTY, 1ES2KM.
AUTO, CRUISE CONTROL, YYO886.
WAS $8,990 D R I V E A W AY
NOW $6,450 D R I V E A W AY
WAS $12,990 D R I V E A W AY
NOW $9,875 D R I V E A W AY
WAS $13,850 D R I V E A W AY
NOW $9,999 D R I V E A W AY
WAS $15,990 D R I V E A W AY
NOW $10,762
WAS $15,890
D R I V E A W AY
D R I V E A W AY
NOW $11,650 D R I V E A W AY
YOU SAVE $2,540
YOU SAVE $3,115
YOU SAVE $3,851
YOU SAVE $5,228
YOU SAVE $4,240
BLUETOOTH
IDEAL FIRST CAR
BLUETOOTH
BLUETOOTH
LOW KILOMETRES
10 VE OMEGA UTE
12 VW POLO HATCH 77TSI
14 MONDEO WAGON LX
13 COMMODORE OMEGA VE
13 MITSUBISHI LANCER ES
ALLOYS, LOW KMS, CRUISE CONTROL, 1HV4PR.
AUTO, ALLOYS, ELECTRICS, GREAT CONDITION, 82000KMS, YVB116.
TURBO DIESEL, AUTO, 110000KMS, 1BH7PR.
SPORTSWAGON, AUTO, CRUISE CONTROL, 144525KMS, ZRJ397.
SEDAN, AUTO, BLUETOOTH, ALLOYS, GREAT VALUE, 1CX9RO.
WAS $14,990 D R I V E A W AY
NOW $11,720 D R I V E A W AY
WAS $13,990 D R I V E A W AY
NOW $11,850 D R I V E A W AY
WAS $16,890 D R I V E A W AY
NOW $13,333 D R I V E A W AY
WAS $16,260 D R I V E A W AY
NOW $13,333
WAS $16,950
D R I V E A W AY
D R I V E A W AY
NOW $14,450 D R I V E A W AY
YOU SAVE $3,270
YOU SAVE $2,140
YOU SAVE $3,557
YOU SAVE $2,927
YOU SAVE $2,500
CRUISE CONTROL
LOW KILOMETRES
BLUETOOTH
CRUISE CONTROL
BLUETOOTH
12 NISSAN DUALIS Ti +2
12 HYUNDAI ix35 ACTIVE
14 COMMODORE EVOKE VF
13 COMMODORE EVOKE VF
15 TOYOTA COROLLA ASCENT
AUTO 7 SEATS, LEATHER, CLIMATE CONTROL 2 ZONE, ZCT405.
AUTO, CRUISE CONTROL, AIR CONDITIONING, 1JV1IP.
CRUISE, MULTI-FUNCTION CONTROL SCREEN, AIRBAGS, 1BH3YY.
AUTO, ALLOYS, MULTI-FUNCTION CONTROL SCREEN, 1AF2XB.
AUTO, HATCH, CRUISE CONTROL, BLUETOOTH, 65600KMS, 1KF6YS.
WAS $17,850 D R I V E A W AY
NOW $14,650 D R I V E A W AY
WAS $17,850 D R I V E A W AY
NOW $14,815 D R I V E A W AY
WAS $18,990 D R I V E A W AY
NOW $14,989 D R I V E A W AY
WAS $19,990 D R I V E A W AY
NOW $15,232
WAS $18,750
D R I V E A W AY
D R I V E A W AY
NOW $15,350 D R I V E A W AY
YOU SAVE $3,200
YOU SAVE $3,035
YOU SAVE $4,001
YOU SAVE $4,758
YOU SAVE $3,400
VOICE RECOGNITION
7 SEATER SUV
SUIT NEW CAR BUYER
7 SEATER
BLUETOOTH
13 MITSUBISHI LANCER ES
12 FORD TERRITORY TX
13 FORD FALCON XT FG
13 FIAT FREEMONT URBAN
13 COMMODORE EVOKE VF
SPORT MODEL, AUTO, 40397 KMS, ALLOYS, CRUISE CONTROL, ZVS597.
AUTO, CRUISE CONTROL, ALLOYS, BLUETOOTH, ZAH701.
SEDAN, LOW KMS, AUTO, CRUISE ALLOYS, ZOO209.
AUTO, LOW KMS, ALLOYS, CRUISE CONTROL, ZSO645.
SPORTSWAGON, ALLOYS, REVERSE CAMERA, BLUETOOTH, 1AB7PS.
WAS $18,500 D R I V E A W AY
NOW $15,450 D R I V E A W AY
YOU SAVE $3,050
WAS $19,875 D R I V E A W AY
NOW $15,485 D R I V E A W AY
YOU SAVE $4,390
WAS $18,990 D R I V E A W AY
NOW $15,555 D R I V E A W AY
YOU SAVE $3,435
WAS $18,990 D R I V E A W AY
NOW $15,650 D R I V E A W AY
YOU SAVE $3,340
WAS $21,990 D R I V E A W AY
NOW $15,750 D R I V E A W AY
YOU SAVE $6,240
WERRIBEE MITSUBISHI Part of the WERRIBEE AUTOMOTIVE GROUP
werribeemitsubishi.com.au OPEN 7 DAYS! *Finance to approved applicant only. See in store for more details. Customer must be asset backed, vehicles up to 3 years old. LMCT 10720
100 WYNDHAM STAR WEEKLY \ JULY 26, 2017
WE COME TO YOU!
NEVER TO BE REPEATED PRICES! MUST END SUNDAY 30 JULY
FINANCE FROM 4.95%
ON SELECTED VEHICLES.* LEATHER SEATS
11 MITSUBISHI ASX ASPIRE MANUAL, TURBO DIESEL, 4X4, SAT NAV, MANUAL, YTK797.
WAS $18,990 D R I V E A W AY
NOW $15,850 D R I V E A W AY
4X4 ON DEMAND
12 MITSUBISHI OUTLANDER LS 4WD, AUTO, ALLOYS, CRUISE CONTROL, ZGO744.
WAS $17,990 D R I V E A W AY
NOW $15,890 D R I V E A W AY
ALLOY WHEELS
LOW KILOMETRES
VOICE RECOGNITION
13 HYUNDAI I30 WAGON
14 JEEP PATRIOT SPORT 4X2
13 COMMODORE EVOKE VF
AUTO, CRUISE CONTROL, BLUETOOTH, 46563KMS, ZXQ887.
AUTO, ALLOYS, CRUISE CONTROL, BLUETOOTH, 42502KMS, 1CG1MU.
AUTO, ALLOY WHEELS, CRUISE CONTROL, ZXN104.
WAS $17,850 D R I V E A W AY
NOW $15,987 D R I V E A W AY
WAS $18,990
NOW $16,750
D R I V E A W AY
D R I V E A W AY
WAS $19,890 D R I V E A W AY
NOW $16,875 D R I V E A W AY
YOU SAVE $3,140
YOU SAVE $2,100
YOU SAVE $1,863
YOU SAVE $2,240
YOU SAVE $3,015
LEATHER SEATS
HARD TO FIND MANUAL
SUNROOF PACK
READY TO WORK
FUN TO DRIVE
12 NISSAN X-TRAIL ST-L 4X4
15 HYUNDAI VELOSTER
10 VW GOLF GTI HATCH
11 HYUNDAI ILOAD
13 RENAULT MEGANE R.S.
AUTO, BLUETOOTH, ALLOYS, LOW KMS, 1KR4GV.
MANUAL, ALLOYS, BLUETOOTH, SPORTY, 22500KMS, 1FU7WE.
HEATED SEATS, 18” DETROIT ALLOYS, LEATHER, CRUISE, AUTO, XPI038.
TURBO DIESEL, GREAT VALUE, AUTO, CRUISE CONTROL, 1GT6VD.
265 CUP+ MANUAL, TURBO, LOW KMS, ZSC997.
WAS $19,990 D R I V E A W AY
NOW $18,450 D R I V E A W AY
WAS $21,850 D R I V E A W AY
NOW $18,990 D R I V E A W AY
WAS $23,990 D R I V E A W AY
NOW $19,765 D R I V E A W AY
WAS $22,890
NOW $20,650
D R I V E A W AY
D R I V E A W AY
WAS $25,990 D R I V E A W AY
NOW $21,850 D R I V E A W AY
YOU SAVE $1,540
YOU SAVE $2,860
YOU SAVE $4,225
YOU SAVE $2,240
YOU SAVE $4,140
REVERSE CAMERA
HARD TO FIND KARMA DUCO
16” ALLOY WHEELS
16” ALLOY CANOPY WHEELS
BLUETOOTH
13 COMMODORE VF SV6
13 COMMODORE VF SV6
16 FORD FALCON FG X XR6
14 HOLDEN COLORADO
12 FORD RANGER XL
SEDAN LOW KMS ALLOY WHEELS, CRUISE, BLUETOOTH, 1KF6YN.
SERVICE HISTORY, ALLOYS, SPORTS INTERIOR, AUTO, 1JY8VJ.
AUTO, SEDAN, ALLOYS, CRUISE, BLUETOOTH, LOW KMS, 1JZ2WT.
AUTO, CRUISE CONTROL, TURBO DIESEL, 1BH6HR.
MANUAL, 3.2L TURBO DIESEL, CRUISE CONTROL, ALLOYS, ZKL993.
WAS $25,999 D R I V E A W AY
NOW $22,850 D R I V E A W AY
WAS $25,990 D R I V E A W AY
NOW $23,250 D R I V E A W AY
WAS $28,950 D R I V E A W AY
NOW $25,990 D R I V E A W AY
WAS $31,990
NOW $26,826
D R I V E A W AY
D R I V E A W AY
WAS $33,990 D R I V E A W AY
NOW $29,875 D R I V E A W AY
YOU SAVE $3,149
YOU SAVE $2,740
YOU SAVE $2,960
YOU SAVE $5,164
YOU SAVE $4,115
TURBO DIESEL
TOP OF THE RANGE
7 LEATHER SEATS
S-LINE PACKAGE
LEATHER
16 TOYOTA HIACE LWB FACTORY WARRANTY, AS NEW, GREAT VALUE, 27000KMS, 1IV3WX.
WAS $36,990 D R I V E A W AY
NOW $33,850 D R I V E A W AY
16 OUTLANDER EXCEED
14 AUDI A5 QUATTRO COUPE
16 MERCEDES-BENZ C200
ONE OWNER, 7 LEATHER SEATS, SUNROOF, SAT NAV, 1KR4JK.
TURBO DIESEL, SUNROOF, SAT NAV, 7 SEATS, LEATHER, 8500KMS, AHS905.
7 SPEED AUTO, LUXURY FEATURES, GREAT VALUE, 28000 KMS, ACN127.
7 SPEED AUTO, CLIMATE CONTROL, AS NEW, ONLY 3800KMS, 1FZ6JB.
WAS $37,850 D R I V E A W AY
NOW $34,850 D R I V E A W AY
YOU SAVE $3,000
WAS $45,850 D R I V E A W AY
NOW $40,888 D R I V E A W AY
YOU SAVE $4,962
WAS $55,850
NOW $48,920
D R I V E A W AY
D R I V E A W AY
YOU SAVE $6,930
WAS $60,000 D R I V E A W AY
NOW $54,687 D R I V E A W AY
YOU SAVE $5,313
17-25 Heaths Rd, Hoppers Crossing
1300 052 289
DERRIM
U
YOU SAVE $3,140
16 OUTLANDER EXCEED
A/H: BRAD 0407 523 520 A/H: ADAM 0437 414 220
*Finance to approved applicant only. See in store for more details. Customer must be asset backed, vehicles up to 3 years old. LMCT 10720
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PRICE \ From $16,990 (driveaway)
2017 Mazda2 GT
ENGINE \ 1.5-litre four cylinder petrol POWER \ 79kW at 6000rpm (Neo), 81kW at 4000rpm (others)
A
• BRIDGESTONE • FIRESTONE • SUPERCAT • DAYTON • PRIMEWELL • POTENZA • TURANZA • ECOPIA • DUELER
6
TORQUE \ 139Nm at 4000rpm (Neo), 141Nm at 4000rpm (others) TRANSMISSION \ 6-spd manual/automatic, FWD FUEL USE \ 4.9L5.5L/100km TO TEST DRIVE \ mazda.com.au
(Warwick Kent)
s far as facelifts go, the updated Mazda2 is more Megan Fox than Mickey Rourke. Mazda has given its city car a blink-andyou’ll-miss-it nip-and-tuck that centres on improving its substance rather than its style, with more safety, more choice and more refinement. Exterior changes have been kept to a minimum (different trim elements and a new finish on the alloy wheels in high-grade models; side indicators move to the mirrors). But dig deeper into the specifications and you’ll find there’s more standard equipment, including automated emergency braking on every model and improved dynamics with the addition of Mazda’s G-Vectoring control, as well as a new range-topping GT variant and drive-away pricing. The range starts with the entry-level Neo at $16,990. It has a six-speed manual transmission (auto is a $2000 option on all models) with 15-inch steel wheels, cruise control, air-conditioning, push-button start, Bluetooth connectivity and rear parking sensors. It also picks up automated emergency braking and electric folding mirrors. It is powered by a less sophisticated version of the 1.5-litre four-cylinder petrol engine. All other models, from the next-level Maxx upwards, have the same engine with a higher compression ratio cylinder head. The Maxx costs $2700 more and gets 15-inch alloy wheels and a 7-inch colour multimedia display with six-speaker audio, internet radio apps, a reverse camera, rear emergency braking and digital radio. Only offered in the hatchback, the previous flagship Genki specification costs from
THE MAZDA2 GT
$22,690. It picks up 16-inch alloys, LED headlights with daytime lights, auto wipers, climate control and satellite navigation while adding rear cross traffic alert and blind spot monitoring. The new top-of-the-range GT is essentially a style upgrade and is available in sedan and hatch from $23,680. On the GT hatch we
tested as part of its launch, the bold interior adds colour and class. In all other aspects, the 2 performs just like it always has, which is no bad thing. Like before, we love it for its dynamic fizz and all-round solid driving character. The engine might not have the low-down urgency of some of its turbo-charged European rivals,
RWC
Save more on four
LICENSED VEHICLE TESTER LICENSE NO: EX 6187
When you buy 3 tyres, you’ll enjoy huge savings on the 4th!
Available Availablefrom on: 1 July to 31 August 2017 on:
4th tyre $10* To l cost from $385 Tota
4th tyre $10* To l cost from $217 Tota
Luxury Touring 205/65 5/ R15 5/65
Super Value 175/70R13
RWC INSPECTIONS: PASSENGER CARS 4WD & SUV VEHICLES LIGHT COMMERCIAL INCLUDING GAS CONVERTED VEHICLES APPOINTMENT REQUIRED
Tyre Centre
Dayton DT30 Manufactured by
Bridgestone
MONTHS INTEREST
FREE
*
No Deposit No Interest No repayments for 6 months
175/65R14 195/60R15 195/65R15 205/65R15 205/60R16 215/60R16
$339 $389 $399 $379 $399 $439
205/55R16 215/55R17 235/45R17 225/45R18 245/45R18 245/35R19
$439 $499 $479 $579 $599 $695
PACKAGES INCLUDE: 4 tyres, 4 tubeless valves, fitting, balancing, front & rear wheel alignment if applicable.
NO MORE TO PAY - ALL INCLUSIVE NOTE : The Above Prices include a discounted cost of $59.00 which covers front and rear wheel alignment
HOPPERS CROSSING 3/308–322 Old Geelong Rd 9369 0500
• Fixed Price Servicing • Mechanical Repairs • Brakes • Clutch Repairs • Fleet Maintenance • Automatic Transmission
DEALERSHIP HANDBOOK SERVICE ONLY
139
$
• Replace engine oil and filter • Inspect and top up fluid levels • Remove wheels and inspect brake and clutch • Check drive belts and cooling system, hoses, etc • Stamp warranty booklet
• Batteries • Wheel Balancing • Wheel Alignments • Licensed Vehicle Tester • RWC • Child Restraint Fitting
We use and recommend Valvoline Motor Oils & Ryco Filters
Eftpos SENIORS CARD welcome here
Cards Welcome
ST ALBANS
29 St Albans Rd 9364 3244
All pictures are for illustration purposes only. All prices are recommended sale prices. Excludes fleet, government and wholesale accounts. Offers valid until 31 August 2017.
102 WYNDHAM STAR WEEKLY \ JULY 26, 2017
Andrew Maclean
PROFESSIONAL VEHICLE SERVICING & REPAIRS, WITH HONESTY & INTEGRITY
COMPLETE TYRE T PAC PA ACKAGE DEALS Service Centre
but it revs freely, feels spritely away from the lights and achieves close to its claimed fuel consumption in everyday conditions. All in all, the Mazda remains a stylish, fun and frugal small car and is safer and better value than before.
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$43,990 drive away*
• with 7 seats • 7 air bags & 8 speed auto
COROLLA SX HATCH
$26,990 drive away*
• with 17” alloy wheels • 7 air bags $140 capped price service
212-216 Old Geelong Road, Hoppers Crossing, 3029 Laverton Cricket Club
*Recommended Retail Price (RRP) excludes dealer delivery, statutory charges and metallic paint. Drive away price shown includes 12 months registration, 12 months compulsory third party insurance (CTP), a maximum dealer delivery charge, stamp duty and metallic paint (where applicable). The drive away price shown is based on a vehicle being garaged in the postcode entered, and on the owner being a \’rating one\’ driver aged 40 with a good driving record. Please note that your actual drive away price may differ depending on your individual circumstances (including, in NSW and QLD, your choice of insurer). Accordingly, please talk to your local Toyota Dealer to confirm the price that is specific to you. Statutory charges are current as at 25/07/2017. Recommended drive away pricing is applicable for Private, Bronze and Silver fleet customers, and primary producers only at participating dealers. Offer available on vehicles produced January 2017 to July 2017 and purchased by 31/07/2017 unless offer extended. T2017-007385
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$14,990
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$16,990
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$14,990 DRIVE AWAY
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2011 NISSAN X-TRAIL ST-L T31 AUTO BLUETOOTH, CRUISE CONTROL, ROOF RAILS, 17” ALLOYS, 103,331KMS, YTQ784
$14,990 DRIVE AWAY
2014 MAZDA 3 NEO MANUAL BLUETOOTH, CRUISE CONTROL, STARTER BUTTON IGNITION, 12,589KMS. 1AZ7XZ
$16,990 DRIVE AWAY
2013 NISSAN DUALIS +2 TI SERIES 3 AUTO CLIMATE CONTROL 2 ZONE, CRUISE CONTROL, LEATHER, 80,739KMS, 1BL4RE
$19,990 DRIVE AWAY
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$24,990 DRIVE AWAY
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$11,990
BLUETOOTH, POLLEN FILTER, CRUISE CONTROL, 46,003KMS, ZIU249
2011 HOLDEN CRUZE SRI-V SERIES II AUTO
DERRIM UT
2012 KIA CERATO SI AUTO
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