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Rail link strains services By Charlene Macaulay The popularity of the Regional Rail Link has put a strain on the V/Line network, a Victorian Auditors General report has revealed. The report into V/Line passenger services found punctuality along the south-western corridor – which covers Geelong line stations Tarneit and Wyndham Vale – had been “significantly lower” since the Regional Rail Link opened in June, 2015, mainly due to significant growth in patronage and faster-than-expected wheel wear on VLocity trains. The report also found: • More than half of all Geelong peak services are at maximum capacity; • Since the opening of the RRL, patronage on the Geelong line – V/Line’s busiest line – has increased by 80 per cent; and • V/Line was not prepared for the strong growth in patronage and the resulting increase in service demand following the opening of the RRL. “V/Line has not successfully dealt with the challenges it has faced over the past decade,” the report states. “However, it has recently started to turn this situation around.” The findings come as no surprise to Wyndham commuters, who told Star Weekly via Facebook they were being packed in train carriages like sardines. Emma said morning commuters were likely to get a seat if they jumped on a train at Wyndham Vale, but it was standing room only by the time trains reached the Tarneit station. Julie said congestion was not only a peak-hour issue, with trains filled to capacity on weekends, too. Joseph called on V/Line to increase service frequency,
adding that Geelong line commuters faced a 30-minute wait between trains during the evening peak. Under the state government’s Network Development Plan, five new RRL stations have been earmarked for Wyndham in the next 10-15 years, to be located at Davis Road in Tarneit West, Black Forest Road in Wyndham Vale, Sayers Road, Tarneit, and Truganina. Wyndham economy, innovation and liveability director Kate Roffey said that until the state government fast-tracked
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new stations and new services, there would continue to be a lag between demand and capacity. “In our most recent submission to the state government ahead of the 2017-18 budget, one of the key projects we requested funding for was the fast-tracking of a new railway station at Black Forest Road in Wyndham Vale,” she said. “We have also advocated for the early delivery of the Tarneit West train station.” Public Transport Minister Jacinta Allan blamed V/Line’s performance on a “cost-cutting regime” from the previous Coalition government. “[It] put significant pressure on the operational capacity of V/Line, and shifted the focus of the organisation to saving money, rather than maintaining the network and delivering the services passengers needed,” she said.
Alyssa (front) and fellow students enjoy a Let’s Feed breakfast. (Marco De Luca)
Breakfast club tastes success A community movement which started out in Wyndham four years ago has since provided more than 250,000 breakfasts to students across the state. Let’s Feed was started by Tarneit resident Jasvinder Sidhu and former Wyndham deputy mayor Marie Brittan, with help from the Wyndham Community & Education Centre chief executive officer Jennie Barrera and former Wyndham councillor Bob Fairclough. Ms Brittan said she and Mr Sidhu started the breakfast program after finding out that teachers at some schools were using their own money to buy children breakfast. Nowadays there are a total of 20 Let’s Feed breakfast clubs schools in Victoria. Alesha Capone
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Umpire punched in footy brawl By Emily Woods/ The Age An umpire was forced to “run for his life” as angry fans and parents at an under-15s football grand final threw punches and chased him off the ground on Sunday. A wild brawl broke out on the ground at Hoppers Crossing Reserve, after the umpire gave two consecutive 50-metre penalties to Point Cook in the last 30 seconds of their grand final against Albion. The match was tight, with Albion ahead by a few points, but the penalties led to Point Cook kicking a goal and winning the premiership.
John Dodd, who was at the reserve to watch his grandson play a grand final on the neighbouring oval, ran over to watch the under-15s match because it was so close. Mr Dodd said he saw an umpire give two 50-metre penalties against Albion, one for overstepping the mark and then another after an Albion player “mouthed off” at the umpire. “That put him [the Point Cook player] right in the goal square. The siren went and he kicked a goal, they were a few points down and Point Cook won,” Mr Dodd said. “And then, like bang, people began running onto the ground, and abusing the umpire.
“There were supporters and parents throwing punches at him. He was running away, dodging punches … He was running for his life at a junior football match, which is ridiculous.” Paramedics were called to the ground to treat a man aged in his 30s, believed to be the umpire, about 4.30pm on Sunday. He had injuries to his upper body but was not taken to hospital, an ambulance spokesman said. Ivo Havard, Point Cook Football Club’s president, said it was disgraceful to see such aggressive behaviour directed at umpires. “The sport, and the league, and the Albion footy club, are tarnished from the behaviour
of maybe six people who reacted so badly to a loss,” Mr Havard said. Albion Football Club administrator Chantelle Hyett said the club had no comment at this stage. The league said in a statement on Monday: “The Western Regional Football League is investigating an incident that followed the under-15 division two grand final between Albion and Point Cook at Hogans Road Reserve on Sunday afternoon.” “The league has no further comment to make at this time,” it said. Police are continuing investigations.
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Gijo and Sheri Jose’s children Jonah and Evania share a birthday. (Damjan Janevski)
Siblings share a special bond A Tarneit family is thrilled their two children were born on the same date four years apart. Parents Gijo and Sheri Jose were surprised when their second child, a daughter named Evania, was born at Werribee Mercy Hospital on July 24 at 5.47pm, 15 days before her due date. Her older brother, Jonah, was born four years ago to the day on July 24, coming into the world at 5.43pm. Both were natural deliveries. Mrs Jose said that when she first became pregnant with Evania, she didn’t think there
was any chance her two children would share a birthday. Then, when doctors told her that she was likely to be induced at 38 weeks because she had gestational diabetes, it became a distinct possibility. “We planned Jonah’s birthday a little bit earlier, because we were not sure [if I would have Evania on that day],” she said* Ms Jose was induced on July 23, but Evania waited until the following day to make her entrance in the world – a few minutes earlier
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than her brother had been born four years earlier. “It’s really lovely for them to share their birthdays,” she said. Melbourne University mathematician Peter Taylor said there was a one in 365 chance of a child being born on the same date as a sibling. Professor Taylor said there would be about 6000 families in Australia in which two children share a birthday.
Received a text message from Wyndham council? You’re not the only one. The council is trying out new ways to communicate with residents, most recently sending out SMSs to registered pet owners asking them to complete a survey on its domestic animal management plan. Chief executive Kelly Grigsby said the text message prompts had been a successful method of getting community feedback. “It is paperless, direct, instantaneous, and targeted,” Ms Grigsby said. “When we last sought feedback on the domestic animal management plan four years ago, we received 172 responses. “Adding SMSs as part of our communications strategy, we have seen a dramatic increase, having received 806 responses and more are coming in daily. “Pet owners are able to opt out of receiving the text messages, but very few have done so. “It is also used across other council departments, for example, with parents of children at kindergarten.” Ms Grigsby said text messages were just one way the council communicated with residents as it also used advertising, printed materials, social media, the council website, digital newsletters, meetings, direct mail, listening posts and forums to keep residents in the loop.
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Snake service stays free By Charlene Macaulay
Plan aimed at troubled youth
Wyndham residents will have ongoing access to council-funded snake removals. The council announced last week it would continue its free snake removal service indefinitely, two years after it tried to scrap the service in favour of a user pays system. In 2015, the council voted to discontinue the service and introduce a user pays system the following year, under which residents would be charged a $150 call-out fee to locate and remove snakes. But the decision sparked public backlash and, following the tabling of a petition with more than 1460 signatures, the council voted to extend a council-funded professional snake catcher’s employment until next month. Wyndham environment and sustainability portfolio holder Heather Marcus said the council had now decided the service would continue free of charge to residents on an ongoing basis. “We have provided the snake removal service for almost 25 years, despite it not actually being one of council’s core responsibilities,� she said. “But with homes being built in areas that are quite open, it is common to have snakes around. The most common snake sightings in Wyndham are tiger snakes, however it is not unusual to receive reports of brown snakes.� In the 2016-17 financial year, Wyndham council paid $32,450 on 272 snake call-outs. Cr Marcus called on residents who find snakes on their properties to remove pets and keep a safe distance. To have a snake removed from your property, call 9742 0777.
Fifteen serious and repeat youth offenders will be the focus of a $700,000 program in Wyndham aimed at deterring them from committing more crime. The state government announced the funding for the Strengthening Connections: Wyndham, Young People and Crime Prevention Program as part of a $7.6 million initiative to tackle youth crime. The program will offer a needs assessment, clinical treatment plans, referrals, group work, family counselling or therapy, outreach and after-hours support to the 15 youths, who will be aged from 16 to 24 years old. The program will target recidivist offenders and young people who commit “high victim impact first-time offenders� – for example, an aggravated burglary. Wyndham’s police Inspector Marty Allison said Strengthening Connections would provide a “wraparound� service. He said the program would work with some of the “worst of the [youth] offenders� known to police in Wyndham. But Inspector Allison said the public should be reassured that while the program was about diverting youths away from crime, it was not a sign that authorities were “going soft on crime�. “Any individual who commits any crime, no matter how violent or innocuous, they will be held accountable for their actions,� he said.
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Mercy honours constable By Alesha Capone Werribee Mercy Hospital’s emergency department resuscitation unit has been dedicated to a young policewoman from Sunshine who lost her life while on the job. Last Wednesday, a ceremony was held at the hospital to officially launch a memorial plaque to Constable Clare Frances Bourke. Constable Bourke was performing watch-house duties at the Sunshine Police Station on March 16, 1983, when a colleague’s firearm discharged and she was fatally shot. Ms Bourke, the daughter of long-time Sunshine residents Madge and Jack Bourke, was aged just 23. In honour of Constable Burke’s memory, the Victoria Police Blue Ribbon Foundation – through its Westgate Branch – awarded the Mercy Health Foundation and Werribee Mercy Hospital a $99,000 grant to refurbish its resuscitation unit. The refurbishment included two new resuscitation machines, a cot and murals painted in the paediatric resuscitation bay. Six of Constable Burke’s siblings, including the eldest Richard Burke. attended the dedication and toured the resuscitation bay. “It’s one of those bitter sad days, but it’s also a very proud day,” he said. “The family are pleased with the significant recognition afforded to Clare by the dedication on the plaque.” The Victoria Police Blue Ribbon Foundation’s Westgate Branch president Sandra Nicholson said the plaque would be “a tangible reminder of Clare’s service to the community”. Mercy Health group chief executive Adjunct Professor Stephen Cornelissen said the health provider was “honoured” to dedicate the unit in Constable Bourke’s memory.
Nurse Lauren McDonnell painted the walls of the paediatric resuscitation bay which is part of the emergency department unit dedicated to Constable Clare Frances Bourke (inset). (Pictures: Supplied)
Mercy Health’s health services chief executive Linda Mellors said staff at the hospital were “extremely grateful” for the support of the Victorian Police Blue Ribbon Foundation to upgrade the resuscitation unit. Werribee Mercy emergency department nurse Lauren McDonnell painted the walls of
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Mail theft warning Point Cook residents are being urged to put padlocks on their letterboxes following reports of mail theft across a number of Point Cook estates. Point Cook Central Neighbourhood Watch warned residents it believed mail was being stolen from letterboxes during the day. The Facebook page’s administrators called on Point Cook residents to lock their letterboxes and avoid letterboxes from which mail can be retrieved easily from the entry point. Alamanda estate resident Ashleigh believes her new driver’s licence was stolen from her letterbox. “My licence was due to arrive by the end of June,” the Royal Circuit resident said. “As far as I know it’s the only mail I have had stolen.” Acting Inspector Peter Bitton said police had not received any reports of mail theft from Point Cook in the past month and urged residents to report such incidents. “It’s something that we’ve seen over the last 18 months to two years,” he said. “They’re looking for credit cards, identification to use for fraud.” On July 6, Wyndham police intercepted a car and found 267 stolen letters and four credit cards, with the mail belonging to victims from Werribee, Hoppers Crossing and Point Cook. A 28-year-old Werribee man was charged with theft, handling stolen goods and possessing drugs. Charlene Macaulay
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Two teens have been arrested and charged following a robbery in front of Pacific Werribee on August 7. Police alleged two youths, aged 16 and 17, approached two 16-year-olds and demanded their phones and wallets, and threatened to stab them. Police later arrested two teenagers who were charged with robbery and theft.
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Sims IGA owes more than $10m By Benjamin Millar Sims IGA Plus Liquor stores in Footscray and Werribee were more than $10 million in debt by the time they was placed under administration after failing to pay rent and some suppliers for up to a year. Star Weekly last month revealed that grocery giant Metcash, which was owed more than $3 million, had called in administrators to manage the sale of the troubled businesses. Administrator Shane Cremin of Rodgers Reidy confirmed on Monday that they
have accepted offers to buy the stores. They are continuing to investigate how operators racked up combined liabilities of $10.4 million – $6 million for the Footscray store and $4.4 million for Werribee – including $1.6 million in unpaid superannuation and leave entitlements for staff. Secured creditors Metcash and ANZ are first in line to recoup $4.1 million from any sale. A further $860,000 is owed to the Australian Tax Office and almost $700,000 in unpaid rent and outgoings is owed to the landlord of the Footscray store.
Creditor meeting minutes show unpaid suppliers have also lodged claims in the hundreds of thousands of dollars, forming a substantial portion of the $4.7 million in unsecured claims. More than 160 staff left in limbo over recent weeks should soon discover whether they will be retained by the new owners, while creditors may face a longer wait to find out whether they will receive any money. Mr Cremin said offers on the stores had been accepted from two different buyers but final details were still being ironed out.
“We will finalise the sales then distribute the sale proceeds, but there’s still a lot to work out.” Mr Cremin confirmed investigations are continuing into how the companies had fallen so deeply in debt when they were trading at approximately break-even. Creditors have been told that although it is not yet clear whether the companies had traded while insolvent, each had recorded a “deficiency of assets” in financial statements. Mr Cremin said further investigations were likely to form the basis of future legal proceedings.
Paw-inspiring work An Australian-first clinical trial will look at a new way to treat osteoarthritis in dogs. Werribee’s Melbourne University U-Vet Clinic is recruiting 65 dogs for the placebo-controlled trial, which will test out the pain relief effectiveness of a new plant-oil based oral gel. Dr Andrew Woodward, who is one of the vets leading the study, said dogs experience osteoarthritis much in the same way that humans do, and display symptoms such as limited movement and limping. “Pets are part of the family, so it’s understandably very concerning for owners when their dog is in pain,” Dr Woodward said. As part of the trial, the dogs will be x-rayed, have their blood taken and will wear a fitbit-like device to monitor their level of activity when at home. The dog’s gait will also be recorded using a pressure-sensored mat that can pick up on which paws dogs are putting their weight on.
Cadbury the chocolate Labrador is one of the dogs taking part in the study. The rescue dog is lacking cartilage between his right leg and hip bone after he was involved in a car accident as a pup, and is very slow and tires easily when he’s taken for a walk. “It’s hard to know how far to go with exercise,” owner Andrew Trounson said. Dogs need to be generally healthy, have lameness and difficulty moving associated with arthritis, and not have any other major medical conditions to be eligible for the trial. Call 9731 2000 to find out more. Charlene Macaulay
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Pooling their resources By Alesha Capone Wyndham Vale husband-and-wife Mayank and Shubha Shukla have created an app which puts a modern spin on carpooling. Their app, Joinwheels, has been recognised for its innovation after being named a joint winner of the Resilient Melbourne Citymart Challenge. Initiated by Melbourne council and other councils, the challenge invited people to explore ways to ease transport congestion and social disconnection.
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how many carbon emissions individual users save through carpooling. The app also allows users to set their ride-sharing preferences – such as what music they like, whether they want a non-smoking driving companion or prefer a ladies-only trip. If someone cancels on sharing a ride, users can also post a review and rating of them.
Mr Shukla said he and his wife hoped Joinwheels would help to address the problem of commuters who struggled to find a car park at Wyndham’s train stations on weekday mornings, by connecting train travellers with each other to ride-share. See joinwheels.com.au or download the app for details
Wyndham council is taking action to address the issue of dogs attacking and harassing livestock in the municipality’s rural areas. Earlier this month, the council released a draft of its domestic animal management plan for 2017-21. An accompanying report stated that dog attacks on livestock was a “new and emerging concern” in Wyndham. City operations director Stephen Thorpe said there were five incidents involving dogs and livestock reported in the past financial year, compared to one in the previous 12 months. “Most of the reported incidents have occurred in Little River and Mount Cottrell,” he said. “Most of the incidents … appear to involve residents who have moved from a suburban setting to a rural area and are not aware of the need to keep their dogs confined to their properties.” Mr Thorpe said the council was working to help educate residents. “In all but one of these cases the dogs have been caught by our rangers and the owners have been issued penalties,” he said. “After being informed of their responsibilities … there have been no repeat offences.” Mr Thorpe said the council was committed to addressing the issue. “We take all dog attacks seriously … and owners can face penalties of up to $6360.” Alesha Capone
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Mr and Ms Shukla, who both have a background in computers and technology, said their free app was designed to be non-commercial. “We tried to come up with a painless and user-friendly way of sharing carpooling,” Ms Shukla said. Mr Shukla said the app connected people travelling to the same place, or nearby to each other. “So far Joinwheels has around 150 users across Australia,” he said. Joinwheels allows users to pick if they would like to offer, or find, a free or a shared-cost car trip, with a fixed cost per kilometre and pick-up fee. People can post their ride requests for all app users to see, or choose to have a private group – such as their colleagues – see the listing. The app’s other features include showing nearby Joinwheels customers and displaying
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Trio jailed for crop house burglary By Alesha Capone Three men have been sentenced to jail over an aggravated burglary at a cannabis crop house in Truganina last year. Zdravko Rajic 38, Tyson Folino, 29, and Stephen Spiteri, 26, each pleaded guilty in the Melbourne County Court to charges relating to the burglary on February 12, 2016. The court heard that a hydroponic cannabis crop was being cultivated in the Truganina house, and there was an alleged crop sitter present, when Rajic, Folino and Spiteri
entered the house in February last year. Police were called to the scene by a neighbour. When police arrived, Spiteri pointed a loaded nine-millimetre semi-automatic handgun at one of the officers before throwing it on the ground. He was tackled and handcuffed. Rajic and Folino fled and were arrested a short time later. The court heard after being released on bail, Folino attended a house in Brougham Avenue, Wyndham Vale on February 17 in a stolen vehicle.
County Court Judge Sandra Davis said Folino carried a gun, which was not loaded, into the house where there was “a sophisticated hydroponic cannabis set up in almost every room”. When two police arrived shortly afterwards, Folino “waved a small silver handgun” at the officers as he left the building. He ran away but was found later that morning, hiding in the roof of a nearby house. Folino also pleaded guilty to aggravated burglary, possessing a firearm whilst prohibited, possessing a general category handgun
which was unregistered and assaulting a police officer in the due execution of duty in relation to the Wyndham Vale incident. Folino was sentenced to a total sentence of seven years and six months imprisonment, with a non-parole period of five years. Judge Davis sentenced Spiteri to a total sentence of six years imprisonment, with a non-parole period of four years. Rajic was sentenced to four years imprisonment, with a non-parole period of two years. He was also fined $1000 for contravening a community corrections order.
Young artists jump to it Children have helped to paint a mural, which depicts the endangered growling grass frog, at a Williams Landing park. Students from the Wyndham Community Education Centre and Truganina South Primary School worked with artist Rich Keville from Textura Arts to create the mural, with supplies donated by Bunnings. The mural has been installed at a new, yet-to-be-named park near the Federation Trail, which was created as part of the Greening the Pipeline project. The program, which aims to transform 27 kilometres of land along the Main Outfall Sewer into parkland, is a partnership between Melbourne Water, Wyndham council, VicRoads and City West Water. Melbourne Water’s land, liveability and stewardship manager Hannah Pexton said the mural was a way to connect young people with the environment.
“We want to send a message about the importance of looking after our waterways, now and into the future – for both the species that live there and for the enjoyment of the community,” she said. Ms Pexton said the park would also include a rain garden to treat stormwater, which would be used to irrigate plants and trees. Wyndham’s arts, culture and heritage portfolio holder Tony Hooper said the mural was “a great representation of some of the natural elements that make Wyndham unique”. “It features the iconic growling grass frog, tadpoles and fish, all of which help to remind people how important it is to keep our waterways healthy,” he said. Alesha Capone Pupils Tina, Sahel, Sreehari, Bailey, Ahmed and Alex with their mural. (Damjan Janevski)
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High schools face student crush By Charlene Macaualay Wyndham’s high schools will be in high demand over the next decade, new education data reveals. An analysis of 2016 enrolments by the Good Education Group revealed that if the 12,300 children attending one of the 19 primary schools in the 3029 postcode progress to one of the 12 high schools in the area the burden on secondary schooling will increase by 75 per cent. In the 3030 postcode, the burden on secondary schooling is expected to increase by
12 per cent, and in 3028, whose schools are used by many Point Cook and Williams Landing families, the discrepancy is almost seven-fold. Good Education Group head of data and analytics Ross White said the analysis only looked at raw data and did not take into account population growth. “As the population continues to grow, these numbers compound and the rate of demand and growth will be bigger year on year,” he said. “Effectively what it’s saying is that the overwhelming majority of kids attending schools in the Wyndham area are primary school kids.
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“Inevitably, those little kids become big kids who all need to go to high school.” Wyndham council’s learning city portfolio holder Josh Gilligan said the numbers proved the state government was not keeping up with population and growth data. He backed a recent Auditor General’s report into school infrastructure that suggested the
state government should consider child and maternal data, and local government figures to help determine education needs. “It makes sense to use this data because, at the end of the day, data from vaccines … gives you a much better understanding of the population growth demand,” Cr Gilligan said. The state government is in the design stage for three new Wyndham schools – Sanctuary Lakes P-9, Point Cook South Senior Secondary 10-12 and Truganina East P-9. The government also allocated money in its 2017-18 budget to buy land for a P-6 school in Wyndham South.
Net gain for boys Boys netball is gaining momentum in Wyndham. The Wyndham Netball Association, which last year started up a boys team for teenagers keen on the sport, now has two boys teams – an under-11s and under-15s team – with almost enough boys signed up to the under-11s roster to field two teams in that age group alone. The team also has a sponsor, and is known as the YPA Wolverines. Each Saturday morning the teams play against any girls team that is having a bye at Eagle Stadium. Co-coach Louise Mason Saunders said the club was even fielding players from Altona and Essendon because they were the closest boys team in the north-west. She said three members of the team were undergoing selection trials for the Victorian under-17 development team. “The Wyndham Netball Association have
been amazing in supporting it,” Ms Mason Saunders said. “They’ve allowed the boys to both play in a mixed team [with girls] and also to play in the boys competition, and that means they can play two games in a day.” Ms Mason Saunders said the goal was to eventually have a boys netball league. “We appreciate it’s going to take time to go there, but we’ve grown from this time last year, and it can only grow from here.” Details: email masonsaunders1@gmail.com Charlene Macaulay
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Executive pay packets top MPs By Goya Dmytryshchak Western suburbs’ council chief executives are paid more than Premier Daniel Andrews, whose $296,420 base salary is double that of a state MP. The deputy premier and Opposition Leader receive the base salary plus 85 per cent and 70 per cent loading, respectively. Hobsons Bay councillors recently voted six-one to give their chief executive a 2 per
cent pay rise, bringing Chris Eddy’s total remuneration package to $330,000-$340,000. There are no additional allowances and he does not receive a car as part of his package. Wyndham City’s chief executive Kelly Grigsby, appointed in September 2015, is halfway through a four-year contract with a $370,000 package, including superannuation and a vehicle. Maribyrnong chief executive Stephen Wall received $310,000-$319,999 last financial year.
Brimbank, which currently has an interim chief executive, would only provide the 2015-16 salary of its former head as $330,000-$339,999. Hume council also provided only the 2015-16 figure of $360,000-369,999. Hobsons Bay Cr Peter Hemphill at last week’s council meeting voted against a recommendation to accept the outcomes of the 2016-17 annual performance review of Mr Eddy and grant a 2 per increase to his base salary. Cr Hemphill cited pursuance of Mobil
land as a factor but did not elaborate. As reported recently by Star Weekly, the council decided not to tender for a parcel of Mobil land in Williamstown North against the wishes of proponents of a new sports centre. Cr Hemphill is on the working group that put forward the sports centre proposal. He was also on the committee conducting Mr Eddy’s annual performance review, along with mayor Sandra Wilson and deputy mayor
Long Tan reflections Vietnam War veterans will this week remember and reflect on the Battle of Long Tan. The Melbourne West sub-branch of the Vietnam Veterans Association will mark Vietnam Veterans Day, this Friday, with events across Werribee and Altona. Point Cook resident and sub-branch secretary Glen Smith joined the regulars in 1964 and spent 20 years in the army. During that time, he did two tours of South Vietnam before retiring as a warrant officer, class two. He joined the Vietnam Veterans Association six years ago. The association supports Vietnam veterans and their families. “With the Vietnam vets, every now and again you run into mates that you knew from different times in the army,” he said. “You’ve got that friendship, camaraderie and all that sort of stuff that you develop in the army. “With the Vietnam vets, when you sit down and talk, you can understand what they’re
talking about and where they’re coming from. The younger vets these days … they’re from a different era, a different war.” The day’s activities will include a 7am commemorative service at the Watton Street cenotaph, followed by another service at the Altona RSL in front of a replica of the Long Tan Cross. There will be a light morning tea at Altona RSL and a sit-down lunch at Hoppers Club. Details: email secretary.melbournewest@ vvaavic.org.au Charlene Macaulay
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Of Wyndham’s population of 217,122, the number of residents born overseas is 102,582. So it’s no surprise that as Mayor and Cultural Diversity Portfolio Holder, I attend and speak at lots of cultural events and festivals. One I recently spoke at surprised me because the majority of those present and the organisers were overwhelmingly women. The Nepalese Organisation of Wyndham was celebrating Teej - a female-only festival which is an exciting time for women and girls to get together to feast, dance and wear their best red clothing. Our western suburbs are home to more than 7,000 people of Nepalese ancestry and so I was proud to be there to celebrate with women (and a few supportive men) the greater unity, understanding and other benefits we get from being a diverse community. Teej also acknowledges what many of us already know and that is that women are often the lifeline of local families. Women also play very important roles not just in families – but in local businesses, community groups, sporting clubs – and really, anywhere else you might go. This contribution continues across all sections and cultures in our community and it’s worth pausing to celebrate the work women do here. Regards, Henry Barlow
Wyndham’s libraries are a treasure trove of information for people looking to discover their family history – just ask Alan Dann. The Tarneit resident and his wife Alma have been using resources at the Plaza library in Werribee to uncover their respective family’s pasts. The library offers free genealogy services, with a collection of family history records from around the world available to residents. It also has a dedicated family and local history room with a collection of books, magazines, microfiche and microfilms, as well as computers, scanners and WiFi access. “The amount of information we’ve discovered at our local library has just been amazing,” Mr Dann said. Mr Dann, who moved to Australia from England in 1965, said he had traced his ancestry back to his great-great-great grandfather William Dann, who was born in 1818, in Devon. “By looking into your family history you can find out so much more about yourself and where you’re from,” Mr Dann said. Wyndham’s learning city portfolio holder, Josh Gilligan said Family History Month, this month, is an ideal time to use the library facilities to delve into your past. Cr Gilligan said genealogy tours were regularly held at the library and family history self-help groups met there once a month. Genealogy tours are run at the Plaza library, at the Pacific Werribee Shopping Centre, Derrimut Road, Werribee, on Mondays from 11am-noon and Thursdays 2-3pm. For tour bookings and other Family History Month events go to www.wyndhamlibrary. webwiredsolutions.com.au/web/webcal.php.
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During construction the vacant land between Wallace Avenue and Palmers Road will be unavailable for parking. Commuters are advised to plan ahead or seek alternative parking options during the construction period. Please visit: ptv.vic.gov.au/journey for information on public transport options, including a number of buses that run to the station.
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On the last Sunday of every month from about noon, the Karma Keg is tapped. Under this wonderful and generous initiative of the Commercial Hotel Werribee, all proceeds from every pot bought are returned – in full – to the sports club or service organisation that has booked the Karma Keg session. The Karma Keg is the brainchild of publican Colin Leake, who created the innovative fundraiser after realising many organisations in the area needed help. Colin says the Karma Keg has been running for about five months and the locals love it. Here’s how it works: A local community or sports organisation make a Karma Keg booking with the pub. The club’s friends and family front up to enjoy their Karma Keg day, with guests paying just what they want for every pot they imbibe. And then 100 per cent of proceeds go right back to the organisation. “It only ends when the keg is done,” Colin says. “It’s a really fun day.
“The last one we did was for the Point Cook Baseball Club. We raised $750 for them. “The month before, we had the Werribee Bears rugby league club. We dressed up our bar staff in their mascot costume and they served beers all arvo in full costume. It was heaps of fun.” The Commercial Hotel Werribee is also popular for its Tuesday parma nights (parma and pint or glass of wine for $15) and Sunday roast with all the trimmings for $13. “We pride ourselves on our great service and value for money,” Colin says. The Sports Bar has full TAB set-up, pool tables and Sportsbet facilities. Reflecting on the success of the Karma Keg, Colin says he wants the business to continue to give back to the community. “It just makes you feel good.” Commercial Hotel Werribee, 111 Watton Street, Werribee. Inquiries: 9741 2322 or visit www.commercialhotelwerribee.com.au
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There’s been a changing of the guard at the Werribee Racing Club, with a new chairman, vice chairman and events and functions manager. Former vice chairman Bob Jarvis has stepped up to become chairman of the board, taking over from outgoing chair Leon Cook, while Chris Troman has replaced Mr Jarvis as vice. Mr Jarvis has spent 40 years in racing, starting out with Central Victorian Racing. He has held positions with private stud and racing organisations and Kyneton and Hanging Rock racing clubs. He also, by his own admission, has “lost a lot of money on race horses”. Mr Jarvis said the Werribee Racing Club was in a great position to see 2017 out on a high.
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“We’ve been given terrific race dates for next year,” he said. “We really run two businesses here – the racing business, and an event and function centre.” Meanwhile, Pare Parata-Waru has come on board as the function and events manager. Ms Parata-Waru has overseen a $40,000 redevelopment of the racing club’s birdcage, which includes new carpets, paint throughout and bathroom upgrades. General manager Glenn Scott said the club would soon be gearing up for the spring racing carnival, with international horses expected to arrive at the international quarantine centre in late September. Charlene Macaulay
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Werribee Bingo supports 15 local sports and service clubs, as well as offering social activities to locals and visitors. Recently appointed chairman of the board and nominee, Domenic Cichello, says Werribee Bingo’s patrons are drawn from the Wyndham area, surrounding suburbs and even Geelong, with many arriving well ahead of game start. “Patrons often arrive early and have a meal or snack from our canteen before ‘heads down’,” Domenic says. “We have a selection of traditional snacks and sandwiches and even offer a roast on Saturday evenings. “We’re currently working through the processes to obtain a limited liquor licence for evening sessions. “We give people a chance to meet others and enjoy social interaction with friends, colleagues and family members of all ages – it’s wonderful to see three generations meeting together around a game of bingo.” Werribee Bingo has more than 15 employees and a volunteer board drawn from the 15 member clubs and associations that own the business.
Domenic has overseen innovative changes to maintain Werribee Bingo’s ongoing viability. “In addition to our normal game roster, we have added monthly specials and themed events through the year,” he says. “Patrons can look forward to our Winter Special on August 28; a Footy Finals Special in September; Friday 13th in October; Spring Carnival in November; and a Christmas Bonanza in December. “We also have ‘pop-up specials’, which offer bigger prizes and other attractions for our day-time patrons.” “We’re not actually a business set up to make profits for individuals or company shareholders. Rather, our profits go back to our 15 member associations. “Ultimately, we’re about giving back to the community and providing well-run social interaction.” Werribee Bingo Centre, Shop MM12, Pacific Werribee, corner Derrimut and Heath Roads, Hoppers Crossing. Opens 5.30-9.30pm Tuesday and Sunday; 10am-9.30pm Wednesday-Saturday. Inquiries: 9749 4000
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A step in the right direction By Alesha Capone Climbing 28 flights of stairs while wearing a full firefighter’s uniform, helmet and breathing apparatus sounds like a tough task. But this is exactly what nine volunteers from the Wyndham Vale CFA will do next month, all in the name of charity. On September 2, the CFA volunteers will join the annual Melbourne Firefighter Stair Climb – a gruelling 437-stair climb at the
Crown Metropol in Melbourne. The climb is a fundraiser for the Firefighter’s Charity Fund, which donates money raised to different charities every year. This year, the stairclimb will support Lifeline and the Black Dog Institute, in addition to raising awareness of depression, post traumatic stress disorder and suicide. Two young volunteers from the Wyndham Vale CFA – 26-year-old Scott Langdon and 18-year-old Brittany Harris – are in training
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Live and let live for less Imagine having to go without creature comforts such as furniture, technology and electricity. More than 200 grade four Alamanda College students experienced just that recently when the entire year level took part in this year’s 40 Hour Famine. The students got involved in the annual fundraiser when learning about human rights, equality and equity. In particular, they were moved by a video about a young Syrian refugee who had to flee her country due to war. Tanisha said while the video made her feel very lucky for everything she has in life, she also felt a sense of unfairness that another child was living in such poverty. The eight classes gave up furniture, technology and electricity – no iPads, no TV, no computers, no tables, no chairs and only limited stationery – for two full school days to raise vital funds for those in need. Tanisha said while she found it hard to live
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Alamanda College students Isaiah, William and Tanisha took part in the 40 Hour Famine. (Marco De Luca)
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A taste of Australia These US exchange students have had a taste of Australian life – in more ways than one. Eight year 11 and 12 American exchange students from Estancia High School in Costa Mesa, California, have spent the past three-and-a-half weeks seeing the sights and trying out Australian cuisine as part of an exchange program between Estancia and Hoppers Crossing Secondary College. Each year, a delegation of students from Estancia comes to Australia during their summer break, and Hoppers Crossing students return the favour each January. Juanasantoyo, Sarah, Lydia, Taylor, Matt, Brenda, Annie and Victor will fly home this week after visiting as range of Victorian landmarks – including the Great Ocean
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Road, Phillip Island, Sovereign Hill, Werribee Mansion and Geelong. They also attended a debutante ball, AFL match and went ziplining. The students quickly became fans of Nutella donuts, chicken parmagiana, dim sims, sausage rolls, but were slow to warm to Vegemite after Victor tried out a whole tablespoon on its own. They were also bemused by driving on the “wrong” side of the road, roundabouts, and the discovery that household toilets were generally located separately to the main bathroom. “Everyone says its amazing … [it’s great to] see new cultures and meet new people, and everyone’s so welcoming, you don’t feel homesick,” Sarah said. Charlene Macaulay
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Very Kool for Kidz – and their parents – at service open day Round up the kids for a day of free fun at Kool Kidz Tarneit West – and while you’re there, check out how this new childcare centre rolls. On Saturday, August 26, from 10am to 4pm, Kool Kidz’s open day will be an opportunity for families to meet owner and approved provider Tash Setia. Wyndham councillor Mia Shaw will cut the ribbon – and then the kidz fun will begin. That fun will include a pirate performance, an animal farm, face-painting and a jumping castle.
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All guests will be invited to chow down with sausages in bread and grown-ups will appreciate a hot cup of coffee – all free. Ms Setia is happy to list the features that make Kool Kidz Tarneit West a special place for families.
“We offer quality early learning and education through our Kool Beginnings curriculum,” she says. “We also have an on-site chef who prepares healthy and tasty food. “Our classrooms are purpose-built to provide engaging interactions, while our play spaces are exciting and challenging.” Everyone’s welcome to the open day – it’s a great chance for families to meet Kool Kidz educators and have all their questions answered. Kool Kidz Tarneit West, 345-351 Hogans Road, Tarneit. Spots are limited – secure one by calling 1800 566 554 or visit www.koolkidztarneitwest.com.au
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MY WYNDHAM John and Dorothy McClure remember the Werribee of old – a time when everyone knew everyone and doing the weekly grocery shop was a social affair. Now 85, the pair tell Charlene Macaulay what the area was like when they were kids. What’s your connection to Wyndham?
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Dorothy: I was born here, in a house about three streets away in Mambourin Street. We grew up [in Cocoroc] along the Metropolitan Board of Works … my father worked there as a carpenter for over 30 years. I went to school at Cocoroc South, then came into Werribee when I was in year six and went to Footscray Girls School. John: I was born in Brunswick and came here in 1948. [My parents] bought the land on Watton Street where Hungry Jacks now is. We had a carrying business back then, and we used to have depots in Melbourne. When we got married, I used to deliver bread by horse and cart, and I used to do 20 miles a day. We used to leave the parcels at the front of businesses before they opened, you wouldn’t dream of having them stolen in those days. We’re now the last of the original businesses from back in the ’50s that are still family owned in Werribee. How did you two meet? Dorothy: My sister’s husband and John were friendly, and we just sort of got used to [each other]. We would go to the football, and in those days the footy was the local thing for everybody, and the only other local thing we had was the picture theatre in Station Place. We got married August, 1954, we’ve been married 63 years this month. John: We have three boys – Robert, Ross and Ian – nine grandchildren and seven greatgrandchildren.
John, you’re the longest serving member of the Werribee Lions Club. How did you get involved? I’ve been in it for 43 years, a very good friend of ours was in the Lions Club, and he’d been at me for a while to join. I wish I had joined years before. I went on and became president in 1980-81, and our Lions Club ran the biggest
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Dorothy: I miss the town it used to be. You used to go up the street and it would take you that long to shop because you’d see everybody and talk to them. Nearly everybody was related. But now, we can go up the street and come home and we haven’t seen a person we know.
Dorothy: The traffic. We never had it, and there’s so much of it around now. John: And crime.
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Young Werribee and Laverton offenders face imprisonment in the near future unless the shortage of probation officers is overcome. At the moment, there are only a handful of probation officers in the area.
The Westbourne Grammar School will spend $3 million to expand its campus to include an educational complex which would cater for 125 pupils from prep grades to grade four. The Westbourne plans, which have been on the drawing board for the past six months, were released exclusively to the Werribee Banner last week by school principal, John Pascoe.
The City of Wyndham has lashed out at claims by Victorian manufacturers that a chemical waste dump should open in the western suburbs. A report released last week by national chief executive of the Australian Chamber of Manufacturers, Mr Allan Handberg, has called for a new waste landfill west of Melbourne.
Crime increased by 44 per cent in Wyndham during 2006-07, with a significant surge in assaults, arson, residential burglaries and thefts. Although rapes and homicides were down by 35 and 28 per cent respectively, assaults were up by 33 per cent.
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The Community Grocer, in collaboration with Wyndham council, is launching an affordable, fresh food market in Wyndham where shoppers can buy fresh fruit and vegetables for a fraction of the price at supermarkets. The first market will be held on August 17 from 3-6pm at the Youth Resource Centre, 86 Derrimut Road, Hoppers Crossing. Everyone is welcome. Bring your own bags to reduce plastic use. ■ wyndham@thecommunitygrocer.com.au
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Wyndham Vale parkrun is a free weekly, five-kilometre timed run or walk for all ages and abilities. Meet at the Werribee Softball Pavilion in Presidents Park (McGrath Road, Gate 3) at 7.45am each Saturday for a short briefing. The run will start at 8am sharp. Parkrun is not a race – you can run, jog or walk at your own pace. ■ www.facebook.com/wv.parkrun
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Western Region Environment Centre, Werribee River Association, Point Cook Open Spaces, Shoestring Gardening and Transition Wyndham invite you to a free film screening of A Plastic Ocean on September 2 from 4-6pm at the Eco-Living Centre, 28 Ridge Drive, Wyndham Vale. ■ Lisa, 0433 559 530 or email transitionwyndham@gmail.com
Cafe Craft and Caffeine, at 16a Herbert Avenue, Hoppers Crossing, hosts story time every Thursday and Friday at 10.30am. Young ones can enjoy free nursery rhymes, books and crafts while mum and dad relax and have coffee. ■ www.facebook.com/craftandcaffeine ABIGAIL AND CHARLIE, 3
Day of treats
The Hoppers Crossing Shopping Centre on Old Geelong Road will turn into a food mecca when it hosts a family fun day on Thursday, August 17. The event will mark one year since the centre’s $18 million redevelopment took place and will include live entertainment, food tastings and one-day exclusive offers as well as face-painting asessions. ■ 9749 5111 or www.facebook.com/HoppersCSC on August 19 at Penrose Promenade Community Centre, 83 Penrose Promenade, Tarneit. RoadSafe Westgate Community Road Safety Council will provide information about road laws, health and effects on medicines. Participants get a free and confidential driving assessment in their own car and an assessment of their car’s safety and roadworthiness. A free light
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CONSIDER THE SAUCE Kenny Weir finds neighbours can become good friends Anyone who lives in Melbourne’s west – particularly the inner west – knows a profound truth about our relationship with the rest of Melbourne. It is this: Unlike those who live in the eastern or northern suburbs, Melbourne’s CBD and other inner-city locales are, for us, neighbours. And that means West Melbourne is very much in play for eating adventures for Consider The Sauce and its readers. The area bounded by King Street and the railways lines, with Spencer Street in the middle, is easy to take for granted, but it is actually quite heavily residential. Those residents have a slowly growing range of cafes, and a few pubs, from which to choose. But almost all of those options are closed at night and at the weekends. Junie Moon’s, by contrast, is these days open for breakfast and lunch at the weekends. So good is the food we enjoy, you can bet we’d be there once – and maybe twice – each and every weekend if we lived hereabouts. Even better, so far as I can tell all of the lunch offerings clock in about the $15 mark. Junie Moon’s more substantial meals are rostered through a revolving list that is updated weekly on their Facebook page, so the food discussed here is only broadly representative. The list invariably includes dishes of Asian or Middle Eastern inspiration and also house-made pasta. The fig and pig salad is a zesty, light delight. Nestling among all those spinach leaves
JUNIE MOON’S Address: 511 Spencer Street, Melbourne Phone: 8354 8426 are fresh figs, grilled peaches, goat curd and prosciutto, all doing a lovely tango with a toasted walnut dressing with good nutty flavour. It’s a notably odd thing to be served a burger without the option of fries – but it’s no problem as we simply accept that Junie Moon’s is not a deep-fryin’ kind of place. And certainly Bennie has no complaints at all about his smokey braised brisket burger with cheese and citrus mayo ($16.50). He rates the plentiful, juicy, tender meat very highly. The house-made gnocchi with chicken and mushrooms in a garden tarragon, wine and cream sauce ($16) is very rich, but it is divinely tangy and ripe with tarragon flavour. We enjoy excellent coffees and half each of a wonderful gluten-free chocolate brownie ($4). Finally, every bit as good as anything we’ve eaten is the pot of superb raspberry, vanilla and orange jam we take home. It’s brilliant.
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CRACKING CRACKLING GAVIN WOOD, MEDIA PERSONALITY AND FORMER COUNTDOWN HOST FB: How would you rate your cooking skills? GW: Out of 10, I would give myself a minus 100. Thank the Lord for the invention of the microwave. I live alone. FB: What is your signature dish? GW: “GiGi” salad followed by a nine-ounce filet mignon and a slice of New York cheesecake with a scoop of vanilla ice-cream and a latte coffee at The Palm Restaurant, 267 N Cannon Drive, Beverly Hills. California 90210. FB: If you could only have one more meal, what would it be? GW: Two extremely large lobsters straight out of the sea at Freycinet, Tasmania; six sea scallops around a grilled snapper. I love seafood. I see food and eat it. All washed down with a bottle of Blue Pyrenees pinot noir.
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FB: What is your favourite TV food show and who is your favourite TV food person? GW: I watch The Chew Chew, which is produced by our own Gordon Elliott out of New York. It’s on NBC here in Los Angeles and one of the chefs is my favourite, Mario Batali.
As mentioned before in this column, roast chickens and I don’t get along. For whatever reason – no matter how many different times or ways I try to cook it – my chooks invariably come out golden brown on the outside … and glaringly pink and undercooked on the inside. As if that isn’t bad enough for someone who writes a food column, I’m totally pants when it comes to pork crackling. I can never get it to go puffy and crunchy. I always seem to end up with a rubbery piece of rind. This week, I decided to have a serious stab at it. I bought a lovely shoulder of pork, then promptly turned to Facebook for advice on how to achieve the perfect pork crackling. If you’re like me and can’t achieve crunchy pork crackling to save yourself … the following tips may just save your bacon! • Pour boiling water over the rind first, • The drier the rind, the better – so leave give it a good blast with a hairdryer.
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In an area with plenty of amenities at the doorstep, this well-maintained townhouse will tempt savvy investors, as well as families seeking a place needing little upkeep. It has three grey-carpeted fitted bedrooms upstairs, as well as the main bathroom. The large main bedroom has a walk-in wardrobe and en suite. Downstairs is an open-plan, dual-zone living, plus a laundry enclosing a powder room. High ceilings, honey-toned floating floorboards and grey roller blinds add to the streamlined feel. The kitchen has a breakfast bench for four, ample storage and stainless-steel appliances including dishwasher. Ducted heating and split-system are included. Out back, there’s a paved area for seating and lawn edged with vegie/flower gardens. The remote-controlled double garage is accessed from the rear.
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This is a property that offers savvy investors phenomenal capital growth potential and other buyers a chance to run a business from home, STCA, in a location that is convenience-central. Beautifully presented, the house has three carpeted bedrooms, the main with walk-in wardrobe and en suite. Next to a carpeted sitting area and tiled meals zone, the kitchen has loads of storage in soft-chocolate laminate, an island bench, french-door pantry, underbench oven, gas cooktop and dishwasher. High ceilings, rollerblinds and sheers on windows, ducted heating and a split-system are indoor features. A large concrete patio at the back is the spot for a future pergola and the remote-controlled double garage has internal access.
On about 555 square metres in the bowl of a quiet court, this brick veneer is in a top spot – tucked between Tarneit and Derrimut roads, within a short walk of a shopping centre and Good News Lutheran College. The house has a neutral decor accented with varying highlight walls; lace sheers dress windows. A lounge room is separate to the family-meals area, where the kitchen has plenty of storage and bench space, a dishwasher, underbench oven and gas cooktop. Three fitted bedrooms include the main with walk-in wardrobe and en suite. A split-system takes care of seasonal comfort. A gabled pergola over concrete faces a lawned backyard with mature hedging concealing the fence line. The property has a remote-controlled drive-through double garage.
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The ‘can do’ agents.....
Contact your ‘can do’ agents for outstanding service & results. Steven Richardson
0407 445 567 Sales Manager
Kim Richardson
0410 565 820
Senior Sales Consultant
Marc Tanti
0401 459 155
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The ‘can do’ agents.....
10 Pleone Court, Werribee SOLD At Auction
SOLD $430,000
Outstanding Result
Happy Vendors & Happy Purchasers Contact your ‘can do’ agents for outstanding service & results.
Peter Richardson
Steven Richardson
Kim Richardson
Rahul Assudani
Susie Haber
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The ‘can do’ agents..... New Listing
Truganina
42 Samsara Avenue
All amenities at your fingertips
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Hoppers Crossing
Saturday 26th of August 11:00am $420,000-$460,000 Saturday 19th of August 11:00am-11:30am Shop 38 Wyndham Village SC Sayers Road 9749 0010 Darren Cassar 0438 939 835; Pete Cooney 0421 041 479
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Bellbridge sensation with awesome man cave, on 651m2 approx of land!
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A Fine Family Home!
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Hoppers Crossing 2 Lyon Court
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Saturday 26th of August 2:00pm $429,000-$469,000 Saturday 19th of August 12:00pm-12:30pm Shop 38 Wyndham Village SC Sayers Road 9749 0010 Darren Cassar 0438 939 835; Pete Cooney 0421 041 479
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Terrific opportunity in the sought-after Tarneit Gardens Estate!!!
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A fine example from Geelong’s niche builders “Hamlan homes”, specialising in cottage comfort on a smart block design with a park across the road and in the heart of Wy W ndham Green. Ideal investment package or a great place to downsize, not to mention the first home buyer with lucky k stamp duty savings. Wa ky W iting leads to disappointment, so call today!
Price $380,000 - $410,000 Saturday 19th August 10am
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
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W NDHAM VA WY V LE 12 Peppermint Crescent
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Price $555,000 -$579,000
Comprising 4 generous sized bedrooms, master with ensuite and walk in robe, 3 living zones, kitchen with ample cupboard and bench space, stainless steel appliances and dishwasher overlooking a huge outdoor area, meals area and family room. Immaculately presented front and back yards with double garage all sitting on approx. 580 sqm of land.
Saturday 19th August 10.30am
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WERRIBEE 21 Te T mpleton Court This beautifully maintained family home is only metres from the picturesque We W rribee River in a quiet court location and comprises 4 bedrooms + study, ensuite, walk in robe, kitchen with stainless steel appliances, Smeg oven and dishwasher, r double garage, back yard for r, entertaining and much much more. 44 WYNDHAM STAR WEEKLY \ AUGUST 16, 2017
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2/85 Synnot Street 9742 7557
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prdnationwide.com.au/w / erribee /w Ash Ta T ylor 0407 808 233
Michael Tu T der 0412 014 216 michaelt@prdwerribee.com.au
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Triwest Real Estate AUCTION
183 Greaves Street North, Werribee
AUCTION
Unit 3, 41 Evrah Drive, Hoppers Crossing
Auction This Saturday
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Nicely positioned with all amenities in walking distance, bus stop is directly out the front, shops, schools, kinder, day care & a park are only a minutes walk away. Consisting of 4 good size bedrooms, central bathroom with corner spa, formal lounge with an adjoining dining room & a spacious kitchen/meals area. Features wall heater, air con, solid timber floors, double carport & 2 pergola areas.
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Unit 3, 14 Moffatt Cres, Hoppers Crossing
Renovators Delight Perfectly located in the Mossfiel Estate, walking distance to Hoppers Station, schools & Pacific Werribee. On offer is this 2 bedroom unit, both bedrooms with built in robes, central bathroom, separate toilet & an open plan kitchen/ family area. Features split system heating/cooling, alarm system, roller shutters, outside decked area with garden shed & a single carport.
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Light-filled & perfect for those seeking a low maintenance lifestyle or investment. Offers 3 bedrooms all of them with walk in robes & full ensuite to master. Separate lounge, a tiled central kitchen with s/steel appliances adjoins the casual meals area & extended living. Features gas central heating, split system air con, internal entry remote garage & a generous north facing courtyard.
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91 Latham Street, Werribee
A 1 B 1 C Superb Family Home
Saturday 2.30pm - 3.00pm Saturday 26th August at 1.30pm $260,000 Lynne Steinhauer - 0438 883 598 sales@triwest.com.au triwest.com.au/946619
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triwest.com.au 6A Watton Street, Werribee 9741 5900 45 WYNDHAM STAR WEEKLY \ AUGUST 16, 2017
LAWSON PARTNERS
NEW LISTING
525 Sayers Road, Hoppers Crossing Set on a magnificent 4100m2 block with a huge frontage of 50.35m. Perfect to live in now or develop commercially [STCA]. Suitable for medical, religious purposes, child care, home business etc. This arterial road location has an enormous amount of exposure to passing traffic and the public. The home is well maintained comprising lounge, dining room, family area and a very spacious kitchen. Includes 4 bedrooms, ensuite, large central bathroom, ducted heating/cooling, pergola area, oversized double garage plus a 3 car workshop/storage area. On a bus route linking directly to 2 train stations, a short distance to Wyndham Village Shopping Centre, a variety of private, religious and public schools plus the bonus of Pacific Shopping Centre within easy commute, this property has it all.
80 Stony Brook Way,Truganina Set within an oasis of modern architecture and open spaces, this brand new four bedroom home showcases excellence and style. With quality fittings throughout and an open-plan layout, this stylish property boasts a low maintenance design perfect for a busy family. With the home being perfectly positioned within a short distance to public or private schools and family day care, as well as multiple parklands and public transport, this really is an opportunity for you to live in class, comfort and style!
Werribee 9741 9666 46 WYNDHAM STAR WEEKLY \ AUGUST 16, 2017
A4 B2 C2 BER $580,000 - $610,000 Private Sale Inspect Sat 12.00 - 12.30pm Contact Richard Smith 0481 137 746 Darren Dodd 0419 365 947
A4 B2 C5 Price Contact Agent Auction Saturday 16th Sept at 11.30am Inspect Sat 10.30 - 11.00am Contact Darren Dodd 0419 365 947 Richard Smith 0481 137 746
33 Westminster Drive,Werribee Clean -Tidy and ready to move straight into. Offering 3 bedrooms plus study/nursery retreat at the budget conscious end of the market place. Comprising a generous lounge/dining room, meals area, spacious kitchen and undercover outdoor entertaining space. Includes ensuite, BIR’s, gas heating, air conditioning and carport parking for 2 cars. Set on a 575m2 allotment within easy distance to schools, recreation stadium and the bonus of the bus service just down the street.
A3 B2 C2 BER $435,000 - $470,000 Private Sale Inspect Thu 4.45 - 5.15pm Sat 9.30 - 10.00am Contact Darren Dodd 0419 365 947 Craig Vilcins 0435 878 255
greghocking.com.au
LAWSON PARTNERS
DAVID LAWSON Director / Auctioneer
• 33 Years of Real Estate and Auction experience in the West & Bayside
• City of Wyndham’s most experienced Auctioneer having conducted over 3,000 auctions
• REIV Award Winner
THINKING OF SELLING Call David Today His experience costs no more
0411 175 575 dlawson@greghocking.com.au Werribee 9741 9666
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micmpointcook.com.au
Li Jus st t ed !
Featherbrook Shopping Centre 238 Boardwalk Boulevard, Point Cook
for sale
Price $790,000 - $810,000
3 Anchor Crescent Point Cook
• Expansive lounge & dining adjoined by a stone kitchen with SS appliances • Enormous wraparound rear garden, undercover alfresco meals zone • Double remote garage, downstairs powder room
for sale
26 Fireside Avenue, Point Cook
Price $790,000 - $820,000
• Impressive stone kitchen with L-shaped island bench & walk-in pantry • Enormous lounge and dining, master bedroom with WIR and ensuite • Study/extra bedroom, upstairs retreat, sizeable courtyard and garden • Close to Featherbrook Shopping Centre, Featherbrook Reserve, Point Cook South P-9 College
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3 Greenbank Way, Point Cook
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contact Quader Syed view micm.com/ 8659782
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Price $760,000 - $780,000
26 Fairwater Drive Point Cook
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• Light-filled living and dining adjoined by a modern kitchen w/ SS appls contact John Li • Stylish bathroom, rear courtyard and garden, laundry, single garage • Close to Point Cook P-9 College, Stella Maris Primary School, view micm.com/9862301 Featherbrook Shopping Centre, and the Princes Freeway
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Price $425,000 - $445,000
for sale
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12 Cremone Street, Sanctuary Lakes
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• With a vast open-plan kitchen / meals / living as well as a semi-attached contact Quader Syed lounge room / cinema and another large sitting room upstairs • Communal gymnasium, swimming pool, sauna and tennis courts as view micm.com/13393198 well as terrific cafes and restaurants
182 Saltwater Promenade Point Cook • • • •
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To view our full list of inspection times, visit micmpointcook.com.au/sales/opens
Quader Syed 0417 301 174
QuaderS@micm.com.au
48 WYNDHAM STAR WEEKLY \ AUGUST 16, 2017
Isa Guo 0478 881 375
IsaG@micm.com.au
John Li 0481 008 967
JohnL@micm.com.au
Luke Lin 0472 833 775
LukeL@micm.com.au
Larissa Athanssiou 0459 861 519 LarissaA@micm.com.au
John Shi 0478 881 369
JohnS@micm.com.au
ljhooker.com.au
Don’t guess. Know.
Hoppers Crossing 166 Bethany Rd
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Auction Attraction on 555m2 (approx) A beautifully presented 3 bedroom home in Hoppers Crossing is off f ered ff to a lucky buyer.r.r Off f ering a top location ff near schools, shops & all other amenities needed by families, surely it is convenience at your doorstep. Extras include ducted heating, air conditioning, dishwasher and two
bathrooms (ensuite to master) r as well as r) two living areas. A beautifully lit home with floating floorboards will guarantee love at first sight. Spacious backyard with possible side access & a two car garage. Currently leased until 11th Sept 2017. Auction Te T rms 10% Deposit, unconditional, 30 day settlement.
Auction on Site 26th August at 1pm Price Guide $475,000 - $500,000 View Saturday 12.30 - 1pm
T ny Cannatelli 0412 456 293 To Werribee/Hoppers Crossing 9748 5888
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Stop guessing and contact LJ Hooker Werribee today on (03) 9748 5888. © LJ Hooker Limited. 0316 LC785-04
2/229 Heaths Road (opp. Plaza)
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Great Location/495m2 Block Situated in the ever so popular Reserve Estate in Ta T rneit. Freshly renovated this could be the perfect start to owning your first home. Consisting of 3 large bedrooms, 2 bathrooms and a double garage. Along with a separate living area ideal for the kids, private retreat or study and a large open plan meals and kitchen
Guessing the value of your home can be tricky. One thing you can be certain of is it will be different to every other property in your street. An LJ Hooker Market Update will give you the perfect understanding of what’s happening with your property in today’s market.
Hoppers Crossing 18/285 Derrimut Road
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Located in a Hoppers Crossing “Hot Spot” and within walking distance to Hogans Corner and Pacific We W rribee Shopping Centres. Public transport on your doorstep as well as reputable schools and Community Centres. This wonderful unit off f ers an open plan ff design internally so if you are looking
to downsize, investing or just seeking a comfortable lifestyle then this is the one. Just an incredible position and so convenient.
For Sale $490,000 - $520,000 View Saturday 1 - 2pm
Price Guide $340,000 - $360,000 View Saturday 1 - 1.30pm
T ny Cannatelli 0412 456 293 John Halliday 0434 021 017 To Werribee/Hoppers Crossing 9748 5888 2/229 Heaths Road (opp. Plaza)
T ny Cannatelli 0412 456 293 Sukhdev Singh 0403 717 847 To Werribee/Hoppers Crossing 9748 5888 2/229 Heaths Road (opp. Plaza)
All information contained herein is gathered from sources we consider to be reliable. However, r we cannot guarantee or give any warranty about the information provided. Interested part r, r ies must solely rely on their own enquiries. rt
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LJ Hooker Werribee/Hoppers Crossing 9748 5888 49 WYNDHAM STAR WEEKLY \ AUGUST 16, 2017
ypa.com.au Auction This Saturday
Hoppers Crossing 70 Heaths Road
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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 50 WYNDHAM STAR WEEKLY \ AUGUST 16, 2017
Auction
This Saturday at 11.30am
Price Range $500,000 Inspect
Wed 5.15-5.45pm & Sat 11-11.30am Photo ID required
Contact
Tony Vercher 0421 734 414 Asta Evans 0424 267 675
your property agent™
ypa.com.au
Werribee 108 Greaves Street
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Activity Centre Zoning - Prime Werribee! 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, childcare, Werribee CBD cafés, restaurants and all amenities right at your fingertips!
Werribee 45 High Street
Private Sale $460,000 - $490,000 Inspect
Sat 11-11.20am Photo ID required
Contact
Bassam Tofaili 0411 449 821 Pam Kaur 0449 941 895
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An Irresistible Example Of Charm & Character In The Centre Of Werribee! This impressive & inviting property has had everything done RIGHT from top to bottom! Set on a massive allotment of 662m2 approx, the potentials are never-ending! Positioned within easy reach to Werribee’ s most popular attractions you are located within 1.2km to Werribee CBD & train station, Pacific Werribee is only a 6km drive away & there is also public transport within walking distance. The home has been updated throughout but the original character has not been forgotten, with spacious living zones the home also offers: • 3 BRs • Separate study • Central bathroom • Formal lounge with gas log fireplace • Kitchen/meals & family living area • Quality appliances & loads of cupboard space • Polished original timber floor boards t/out • Massive outdoor covered entertaining space overlooking the backyard • Spacious 2-car tandem carport with remote roller door • Split system heating & cooling.
9741 7777
1 Werribee Street, Werribee
Auction
Sat 9th September at 12pm
Inspect
Thurs 5.20-5.40pm & Sat 11.10-11.30am Photo ID required
Contact
Kirsty Cunningham 0414 344 475 Mitch Smit 0450 913 513
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Hoppers Crossing 2/61 Hogans Road
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Easy, Carefree Living In A Supreme Lifestyle Location! Auction
Recently refreshed for your buying benefits this home would make a perfect property for any first home buyer, downsizer or savvy investor simply looking for a fantastic rental return with low maintenance upkeep! The home situated in a premium position of Hoppers Crossing is within easy access to the Freeway (via Morris Road or Sayers Road), walking distance to parks, local shops, reputable Primary and Secondary Schools, bus stops and also within only a very short distance to Pacific Werribee Shopping Centre and Hoppers Crossing train station. The never ending list of features includes: • Two spacious bedrooms both with built-in robes • Central bathroom • Kitchen/family living or dining space • Separate living area • Heating and cooling • Pergola and outdoor entertaining area • Freshly painted • Brand new floating floor boards • Single lock-up garage and additional off-street parking for two cars.
Werribee 6 Feijoa Court
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Kirsty Cunningham 0414 344 475 Mitch Smit 0450 913 513
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Dream Location With 2 Master Bedrooms! Located in the Conquest Park Estate of Werribee this grand residence has a formal dining & lounge, large central kitchen adjoining meals & family room with additional rumpus or games room. While offering 2 master BRs both with private ensuites, there are 5 BRs in total & even an additional upstairs living room. High ceiling, ducted heating, alarm, porcelain tiling & select timber flooring. For the cars or the handyman a great sized double garage also comprises of an automated & rear access to the adjoining huge Stratco pergola.
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Sat 9th September at 2pm
Price Range $310,000 - $340,000
2 Tarneit 26 Alfred Park Drive
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A Hop, Skip & A Jump To Tarneit Train Station! Auction
Sat 26th August at 1pm
Price Range $630,000 - $680,000 Inspect
Sat 11.40-12pm Photo ID required
Contact
John Camilleri 0414 778 940 James Risos 0450 733 302
Situated in the Rose Grange Estate this immaculately Auction presented family home entails: • 3 BRs • Master with Inspect WIR, ensuite & access to the backyard • Formal lounge • Kitchen, meals & family living room • Quality SS appliances inc dishwasher • Central bathroom • Large Contact outdoor entertaining area with covered pergola • Established, manicured gardens around the home • Double remote garage with int access • Includes ducted heating, evap cooling, alarm system, ceiling fans, brand new carpets, freshly painted.
Sat 2nd September at 2pm Sat 9.20-9.40am Photo ID required Kirsty Cunningham 0414 344 475 Mitch Smit 0450 913 513
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Hoppers Crossing 19 Cumming Drive
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A Place That You’ll Want To Call Home! Located in a premier pocket of Hoppers Crossing Auction where homes are hard to find this unique gem has Inspect been transformed to become your next family home! The home with its immaculate upgrades offers: • 3 BRs • Master with ensuite & WIR • Large lounge adjacent Contact dining area • Central spa bathroom • Kitchen/meals area • Quality SS appliances • Ducted heating & split system cooling • Massive outdoor entertaining area with covered pergola • Side access • Established gardens • Huge double garage at the rear.
2 Werribee 71B Church Street
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Brand New And Built To Perfection Innovative & visionary, this opulent residence sets a Private Sale new standard for executive living in the heart of Inspect Sat 10.30-10.50am Werribee’s South side. This gem offers 3 spacious BRs, Photo ID required 2 bathrooms plus a powder room, lock-up garage & Kirsty Cunningham 0414 344 475 an expansive kitchen, meals & living area. With the Contact James Antonio 0401 889 248 façade showcasing an unrivaled & beautiful mix of brick veneer & render, the interior boasts quality appointments including: stone benchtops, SS appliances, ducted heating, evap cooling, a shed & water tank, landscaped gardens & more. Sat 2nd September at 12pm
$490,000 - $510,000 Sat 10-10.20am Photo ID required James Risos 0450 733 302 James Antonio 0401 889 248
24 Swallow Street, Werribee
AT AUCTION - $455,000 $20,000 Above Reserve 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
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Hoppers Crossing 32 William Wright Wynd
D E S A E L Werribee 3/1-5 Stawell Street
LEASED Tarneit 6B Maryann Way
D E S A E L Hoppers Crossing 55 Strathmore Crescent
LEASED
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Hoppers Crossing 17 Johnson Avenue
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LEASED
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56-60 Ballan Rd. Werribee 4A
4B
2C
1600(appx)m2
AUCTION THIS SAT A URDAY AT A AT AY A 2PM! Sitting on three separate titles, this once in a lifetime opportunity awaits you in the evergrowing suburb of Werribee. With main road exposure in a popular pocket, and a huge 1,600m2 (approx.) parcel of land on offer, the opportunities are endless. Auction 19th August 2:00pm
Inspect Sat 1:30-2:00Pm Photo ID Req
Contact Samantha McCarthy 0431 712 899
29 Briardale Drive. Werribee 3A
2B
2C
536 (approx)m2
AUCTION THIS SAT A URDAY AT A AT AY A 12PM! With all of the modern fittings and fixtures first home buyers, downsizer and investors are after, this home offers a great living space, an open plan kitchen, meals and living zone with drive through access to a huge pergola area. Enquire today! Auction 19th August 12:00pm
Inspect Sat 11:30am-12:00pm Photo ID Req
Contact Samantha McCarthy 0431 712 899
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11 Chisholm Place. Wyndham Va V le
31 Hooker Road. Werribee
3A
3A
2B
1C
300 (approx)m2
AUCTION THIS SAT A URDAY AT A AT AY A 10AM! Brand new home comprising main living space, three bedrooms with B-I-R (master with ensuite & walk in robe) open plan meals kitchen and central bathroom. Features ducted heating, evaporative cooling, access to trains & buses. Call Andrew Conte to inspect today. y y. Auction 19th August 10:00am
Inspect Contact Sat 9:30-10:00am Andrew Conte 0413 236 222 Photo ID Req
1B
1C
299 (approx)m2
AUCTION THIS SAT A URDAY AT A AT AY A 11AM! 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 Sat 10:30-11:00am Photo ID Req
Contact Andrew Conte 0413 236 222
46 Branton Road. Hoppers Crossing
2 Jasmine Close. Hoppers Crossing
4A
5A
2B
2C
548 (approx)m2
2B
2C
650 (approx)m2
Set in a premium pocket, close by to all local amenities including Hoppers Crossing Train Station, Pacific Werribee and local schools, this home offers an open plan design with recently updated features, and a fantastic outdoor area.
Positioned in the picturesque Kingston Gardens Estate, this property offers multiple living areas throughout and ample space for every family to enjoy. y Located a short drive to Hoppers Crossing Train Station, this y. home is a must see!
Auction 2nd September 3:00pm
Auction 2nd September 2017
Inspect Sat 10:45-11:15am Photo ID Req
Contact Samantha McCarthy 0431 712 899
Inspect Sat 9:45-10:15am Photo ID Req
Contact Samantha McCarthy 0431 712 899
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4 Albany Court. Werribee
80 Judkins Av A enue. Hoppers Crossing
4A
4A
2B
2C
720 (approx)m2
2B
4C
632(appx)m2
This expansive four bedroom family home has been updated inside and out. Immaculate and ready to move straight in the property comprises two separate living areas and features a large alfresco area for entertaining all year round. A must to inspect.
With multiple living zones throughout, a huge block of land on offer and a great entertaining space, this home is perfect for families, investors or first home buyers. Located close to local amenities, you do not want to miss out!
Auction 2nd September 11:00am
Auction 26th August 2:00pm
Inspect Sat 10:30-11:00am Photo ID Req
Contact Andrew Conte 0413 236 222 George Ya Y coubian 0402 658 335
Inspect Sat 2:30-3:00pm Photo ID Req
Contact Samantha McCarthy 0431 712 899
26 Abbotswood Drv. v Hoppers Crossing v.
70 Whitsunday Drv. v Hoppers Crossing v.
4A
3A
2B
2C
603(appx)m2
This impressive family home has been recently updated and is ready to move straight into! With a huge block of land on offer and a great entertaining space for the whole family to enjoy, y you will not be y, disappointed. Enquire today! Auction 26th August 11:00am
Inspect Sat 10:30am11:00am ID Req
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Contact Samantha McCarthy 0431 712 899
1B
1C
530(appx)m2
Located a short 1.7km (approx.) to Pacific Werribee and in the Cambridge School Zone, this home has been renovated throughout with new kitchen appliances, new flooring and a grand outside entertaining area with decking and jacuzzi. Inspections are a must! Auction 26th August 10:00am
Inspect Sat 9:45-10:15am Photo ID Req
Contact Samantha McCarthy 0431 712 899
31 Lakeside Drive. Point Cook
4 Te T eside Court. Sanctuary Lakes
4A
4A
2B
2C
A unique 28 square (approx.) home with gorgeous living spaces, luscious rear garden, private balcony and more on a generous 560 m2 (approx.) allotment in Sanctuary Lakes.
Auction This Saturday at 1pm
Inspect Contact Sat 12:30-1pm Alexander Hua 0403 359 658 Photo ID Required
3B
2C
Bespoke-built 4 bedroom, 3 bathroom resort-like residence situated in the prestigious Medallion Estate of Sanctuary Lakes on a palatial 978 m2 (approx.) allotment. Featuring four separate living spaces and a private oasis with pool and Bali hut. Private Sale
Inspect Contact Sat 10-10:30am Alexander Hua 0403 359 658 Photo ID Required
20 Rona Road. Point Cook
32 Av A iemore Way. y Point Cook y.
4A
4A
2B
2C
2B
2C
19sq (approx.) home on a 378m2 (approx.) allotment. Featherbrook School Zone. 30/30 Estate. 4 bedrooms, 2 living areas. Large L shaped yard perfect for kids & pets.
Rich with character and coziness is this impeccably presented fourbedroom home! Conveniently nestled in the Willowgreen Estate with a desirable north-facing orientation and a short drive away from local schools, the Point Cook To T wn Centre and freeway access.
Inspect Auction Contact Sat 2nd September Sat 11-11:30am Ainsley Rayner 0428 675 006 Photo ID Required at 12:00pm
Private Sale
Inspect Contact Sat 11am-11:30am Alexander Hua 0403 359 658 Photo ID Required
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Outstanding Grazing and Cropping Property On the edge of Meredith Township – 60 mins Melbourne • 596 Acres (241 Ha) of highly productive undulating country, 95% arable, shelter plantations, 26” annual rainfall, 2 x Titles, 2 sealed road frontages • 4 Bedroom family home, outdoor entertaining area, I.G Pool, Tennis Court, 6 x car garaging, set in established parkland setting • Full set of substantial farm shedding, including shearing shed, steel sheep yards, silos • 1000 head fully operational cattle feedlot • Securely watered by 2 town water connections, dams and licenced bore “Wongabeena Park” presents a rare opportunity to secure one of the districts finest and most productive properties. Situated in a tightly held and capital appreciating region on the town boundary of Meredith. 30 mins Ballarat, Geelong (Ring Road, Grain Terminal, Port, Bay and Beaches), Avalon Airport, 60 mins Melbourne CBD and International Airport Expressions of Interest closing Monday 18th September 2017 at 5pm Inspection: Strictly by appointment with Agent Ken Drysdale 0409 195 470 Elders Geelong 03 5225 5000 | Web Id 17726933
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12353098-HM21-17
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Fixed Term Full Time - 6 month contract Band 5 - $67,675 - $78,864 (+ 9.5% super & RDO) Enquiries: Con Efremidis on 9932 1000. Applications must include a statement addressing the selection criteria and close Sunday 27 August 2017. Hobsons Bay City Council is an equal opportunity employer. www.hobsonsbay.vic.gov.au
YOUR CAREER IS OUR SUCCESS
0400 573 369 Hoppers Crossing
50 YEAR REUNION
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WALKER Alfa 426 Rollator, four 6" wheels, bought new, never used. $150 neg. Ph 0409 516 748.
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WERRIBEE 17 Wyndham Street, Sat 19th & Sun 20th Aug, 9am-3pm. Moving out sale. $1 Sausage Sizzle - Free sausages when you spend $5. Home gym equipment, spa, cheap kitchen homeware, artwork, home entertainment, furniture. Cheap prices, everything must go.
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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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All paintings and old prints. Top prices will be paid. Please phone Abazi 0401 032 111
MOBILITY SCOOTER with basket, charger and owner's manual. Shows some wear, runs very well, new batteries. Comfortable ride. $1,200. Phone: 9743 2709.
Garage Sales
MOVING SALE
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Garage Sales
WERRIBEE 7 Robinia Grove, Saturday 19th August, 8am-4pm. Rain or Shine. Household goods and furniture.
32 Dunlop Road, Hoppers Crossing Ladies welcomed
Rainbow Dolls
Formerly Merlins
1235322622-PB22-17
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0414 939 108
C1044996-PJ32-12
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Health And Fitness
NATURAL PLUS
7 days, 9.30am - 9.30pm. 5 City Place, Sunshine. Phone 9311 0198.
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ASIAN MASSAGE 10am-8pm, 7 days per week, 2c, 100 Furlong Road, Cairnlea. 0425 414 418.
FULL BODY RELAXATION MASSAGE. Werribee area. 10am-8pm 7 days. 0433 360 821. By appointment only.
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Best: Geelong: Mithen Boyd Williams Cranston Burchell Hoare. VU Western: Tessari T Morgan Hardeman White Lampard Mifsud. At St Mary’s Oval.
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EASTERN SEAFORD
VFL - RD 17 GEELONG RICHMOND
4.5 1.2
6.8 4.7
8.11 12.12 (84) 7.9 11.11 (77)
Goals: Geelong: Black 3 Buzza 2 McLachlan Capiron Moloney Webb Atkins Jones Dobson. Richmond: Lennon 3 Bolton 2 Lloyd 2 Mannagh 2 Moore Stengle. Best: Geelong: Atkins House Ruggles Jones Moloney McLachlan. Richmond: Townsend T Graham Short Hunt Lennon Maric. At Simonds Stadium.
PT MELBOURNE 5.3 10.10 23.13 30.17 (197) COBURG 3.3 3.6 3.6 5.7 (37)
Goals: Port Melbourne: Lisle 7 Pearson 4 Nahas 3 Cain 3 T Templeton 3 Conway 3 Krakauer 2 Anastasio 2 Golby 2 Haretuku. Coburg: Kerbatieh 2 McEvoy Ercolano Posar. Best: Port Melbourne:: Lisle Viojo-Rainbow T Templeton Pinwill Krakauer Mascitti. Coburg: Exon Allan Mullane Conn. At North Port Oval.
CASEY NORTHERN
5.1 0.2
9.3 1.5
11.4 4.9
16.6 (102) 8.17 (65)
Goals: Casey: Fritsch 4 Zijai 3 Kennedy 3 Morris Kennedy-Harris Salem Porter Watts Hulett Ferreira. Northern: Wilson 2 Palmer 2 Thorpe Declase Korcheck Gallucci. Best: Casey: Keilty Kennedy Trengove Salem Stretch Zijai. Northern: Russell Palmer Stevens Byrne O’Shea Korcheck. At Casey Fields.
ESSENDON BOX HILL
0.1 7.3
8.4 7.4
11.5 14.5 (89) 12.8 12.11 (83)
Goals: Essendon: Younan Y 4 Boyse 2 Luxford 2 Hocking Darby Begley McKernan Draper Davis. Box Hill: O’Meara 3 Willsmore 2 Moore 2 Hanrahan Stewart Warren Switkowski Puopolo. Best: Essendon: Hocking Bird Younan Y O’Brien Begley Hartley. Box Hill: Moore Mirra O’Meara Walker Pittonet Heatherley. At Windy Hill.
COLLINGWOOD NTH BALLARA BALLARAT
8.2 11.5 16.11 19.14 (128) 0.0 3.1 3.3 6.5 (41)
Goals: Collingwood: Close 10 Borthwick 5 Broomhead 3 Blair 2 Keeffe 2 White 2 Hellier Kelly Lane Howe Kirby. Nth Ballarat: Meek 2 Cassidy McQueen Keeble Weightman. Best: Collingwood: Borthwick Broomhead Smith Smith Kelly Ramsay. Nth Ballarat: Kiel Appleby Keeble Cassidy McQueen Lockyer. At Victoria Park.
WILLIAMSTOWN 3.2 WERRIBEE 5.2
5.9 5.3
12.9 17.15 (117) 5.10 6.10 (46)
Goals: Williamstown: Schultz 3 Cavarra 3 Dunell 3 Marcon 2 Cordy 2 Masters 2 Pickess Pongracic. Werribee: Thomas 3 Hanson Corbett Williams. Best: Williamstown: Wheeler Marcon Schultz Masters Tippett Meese. Werribee: Hanson Petterwood Buykx King McKay Barrack At Burbank Oval. P W L D F A % Pts Williamstown 16 13 3 0 1657 1008 164.38 52 Box Hill 16 12 3 1 1636 1299 125.94 50 Port Melb 16 10 5 1 1543 1114 138.51 42 Footscray 16 10 6 0 1553 1202 129.20 40 Casey 16 10 6 0 1258 1208 104.14 40 Richmond 16 9 7 0 1649 1236 133.41 36 Essendon 16 9 7 0 1498 1159 129.25 36 Collingwood 16 8 8 0 1368 1406 97.30 32 Werribee 16 8 8 0 1303 1566 83.21 32 Northern 16 7 9 0 1213 1339 90.59 28 Sandringham 16 7 9 0 1311 1548 84.69 28 Geelong 16 6 10 0 1222 1437 85.04 24 Coburg 16 1 15 0 1004 1820 55.16 4 Nth Ballarat 16 1 15 0 944 1817 51.95 4
VFL WOMEN - RD 12 GEELONG VU WESTERN
0.4 0.0
0.4 0.1
5.5 0.1
6.5 (41) 1.3 (9)
Goals: Geelong: Darby 3 Boyd 2 Fedele. VU Western: Gogos.
4.2 1.0
6.3 1.4
12.7 1.4
15.7 (97) 4.6 (30)
Goals: Eastern: Hutchins 4 Bohanna 3 Lambert 3 McNamara 2 Smith Harvie McLean. Seaford: Rogan Arthur Hare Carew. Best: Eastern: Wotton Bohanna Alexander Lambert McNamara Sibley. Seaford: Daly Walker Hosking Cox Bury Rogan At RF Miles Recreation Reserve
MELBOURNE UNI 2.1 CRANBOURNE 0.1
8.2 1.1
10.4 1.2
13.7 (85) 2.3 (15)
Goals: Melbourne Uni: Hope 3 Stephenson 2 Anderson 2 Shierlaw 2 Kearney Berry Edward Blackburn. Cranbourne: Grierson 2. Best: Melbourne Uni: Stephenson Adams O’Bryan Conti Eva Hope. Cranbourne: Guttridge Jakobsson Ripari Kennedy Thomas Grierson. At Melbourne Uni Main Oval.
DAREBIN ST KILDA
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8.3 1.0
9.3 4.1
14.4 (88) 4.2 (26)
DIAMOND CREEK 2.0 BOX HILL 0.0
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8.4 5.1
9.4 (58) 8.3 (51)
Goals: Darebin: Brennan 7 Colvin 2 O’Dea 2 Hickey Arnell Byrne. St Kilda: Hore 2 Harris Garner. Best: Darebin: Brennan Paxman Hickey Arnell Marinoff O’Dea. St Kilda: Davey Gay McWilliams Downie Vanderwaal Walsh. At Peanut Farm Reserve.
Goals: Diamond Creek: Molloy 2 Grech Downie Riddell Brazzale Grant Chiocci Bernardi. Box Hill: Slaney Gilder McIlvena Kuys Head Crockett-Grills Luke Stratton. Best: Diamond Creek: Barden Downie Hetherington Hicks Loynes Brazzale. Box Hill: Stratton McIlvena Crockett-Grills Van Dyk O’Donnell Gilder. At Plenty War Memorial Park. P W L D F A % Pts Darebin 12 10 2 0 652 287 227.18 40 Diamond Crk 12 10 2 0 709 389 182.26 40 Melb Uni 12 9 3 0 691 362 190.88 36 St Kilda 12 8 4 0 571 458 124.67 32 Geelong 12 7 5 0 444 341 130.21 28 VU Western 12 7 5 0 512 412 124.27 28 Eastern 12 4 8 0 594 607 97.86 16 Cranbourne 12 3 9 0 274 727 37.69 12 Box Hill 12 2 10 0 301 649 46.38 8 Seaford 12 0 12 0 231 747 30.92 0
AFL VIC DEVELOPMENT LEAGUE - RD 17 PT MELBOURNE 4.4 10.9 12.13 17.20 (122) COBURG 2.6 5.6 7.10 8.12 (60)
Goals: Port Melbourne: Hogan 4 De Soysa 3 Gleeson 2 Searle 2 Tynan T Arnot Waddell Rivett Conway Carey. Coburg: Dodge 3 Barton Merlo Schraven Romios Cannolo. Best: Port Melbourne: Rivett Waddell Murdoch Gleeson Tynan T Hayes. Coburg: Aujla McKay Rambaldi Curtis Haberfield Dodge. At North Port Oval.
NORTHERN CASEY
3.2 2.0
5.4 3.3
8.8 3.5
4.4 2.5
7.4 6.6
11.7 7.8
16.9 (105) 12.9 (81)
Goals: Sunshine: B McInneny 4 B Christodoulou 3 D Castellano 2 J Allan 2 L Smart 2 L Langwell 2.D Haby. Altona: S Kennedy 5 J Rafferty 2 J Robbins 2 J Cook L Spiteri L Goetz. Best: Sunshine: B Dessent B Christodoulou B McInneny L Langwell N Lyons L L Cavanagh. Altona: S Kennedy T Szanyi J Robbins J Cook J Marlais L Spiteri.
SPOTSWOOD 1.4 WERRIBEE DIST. 3.2
3.7 6.5
5.10 9.7
8.15 (63) 9.7 (61)
HOPPERS CROSS. 2.6 ALBION 3.1
4.7 4.6
9.16 10.21 (81) 7.7 8.8 (56)
Goals: Spotswood: D Callard 2 C Bettiol W Patak N Hamad G Newton J Bennett T Kopa. Werribee Districts: B Morrow 3 T Lee 3 A Panayi C Molivas M Pozzuto. Best: Spotswood: S Davis T Langlands C Lynch L J Marks M Boyd G Newton. Werribee Districts: T Lee N Black M Dean J McCormack S McGuinness B Siwek. Goals: Hoppers Crossing: J Viola 2 J Grubb W Skipper D Riosa J Mead J Staley J Cook A Brown C Muscat. Albion: Details unavailable. Best: Hoppers Crossing: W Skipper A Brown M Ryan J Viola R Miles N Walker. Albion: Details unavailable.
WYNDHAMV WYNDHAMVALE 1.0 ST ALBANS 2.1
4.2 3.3
7.3 3.6
8.3 (51) 4.11 (35)
Goals: Wyndhamvale: B Kolang 2 L Klein-Breteler 2 K Holt-Tubbs T Kriehn A Daw L Dennerley. St Albans: B Memedi L Calder L Brennan D Hill. Best: Wyndhamvale: J Mould M Ngong D Ellis T T Tessari L Dennerley B Kolang. St Albans: T Stewart B Memedi A Piva J Tuppen L Brennan A Asani.
DIV 2 NEWPORT ALBANV ALBANVALE
5.4 11.8 17.12 19.14 (128) 2.4 3.5 5.7 7.11 (53)
Goals: Newport Power: M Taleb T 7 A Kaddour 2 Y El Hawli 2 J Haddara 2 B Mesto 2 I Saaoud K Hawli R Harb J Freeman. Albanvale: Details unavailable. Best: Newport Power: M Ferrie M Taleb T H Abdo D Wojcik I Saaoud N Bratby. Albanvale: Details unavailable.
MANOR LAKES W. FOOTSCRAY FOOTSCRA
5.2 2.0
7.2 7.0
9.9 11.12 (78) 7.0 8.1 (49)
7.7 (49) 5.9 (39)
8.12 12.14 (86) 9.11 9.15 (69)
Goals: Yarraville Y Seddon Eagles: . North Footscray: J Miller 2 L Hall J Butty T Montebruno S Crea B McNicol. Best: Yarraville Y Seddon Eagles: . North Footscray: L Hall B Walsh A Walsh D Neville J Miller R Duffield.
6.6 4.8
Goals: Williamstown: Minogue 2 Ebinger 2 Smith 2 Norton Wilkinson Bramble Davies Dundon Monk. Werribee: Cleeland 2 Nyawela Amarantidis Liberatore Siwek Bance Shannon Hodgson. Best: Williamstown: Kempster Gray Minogue BuykxSmith Carroll Monk. Werribee: Hodgson Xavier Williams Kershaw Amarantidis Laracy. At Burbank Oval.
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SUNSHINE AL ALTONA
Goals: Manor Lakes: Details unavailable. West Footscray: A Messina 3 H Hollingworth 3 S Kelland T Augustine. Best: Manor Lakes: Details unavailable. West Footscray: J Barker G Clarke H Hollingworth B Douglas T Bray N Ware.
Goals: Northern: Corboy 4 Maibaum 2 Walson. Casey: Gardiner Vander Haar Allsop Di Pasquale Lefau. Best: Northern: Jones Costigan Glover Strachan Corboy Adams. Casey: Cox Hillard Freeman Collis Byers Allsop. At Casey Fields.
WILLIAMSTOWN 3.2 WERRIBEE 2.5
Goals: Deer Park: C Stewart 6 J Perkins 5 K McHarg 5 M Galea 3 J Purton-Smith 2 K Klix L Summers R Houlihan T Quick J McKenzie J Schembri. Caroline Springs: J Ryan 3 D Killworth 2 T Manolis 2 J Degabriele 2 K O’Shea B Gill M Chapman. Best: Deer Park: C Stewart J Purton-Smith D Gallagher K McHarg J McKenzie D Cooper. Caroline Springs: J Ryan K Romao B Richards M Bristow K O’Shea B Gill.
6.3 12.6 18.11 27.14 (176) 6.2 8.3 11.5 12.5 (77)
YARRA YARRA ARRAVILLE VILLE SED. 1.1 NTH FOOTSCRA FOOTSCRAY 1.2
DIV 3 T TARNEIT BRA BRAYBROOK
4.4 2.5
6.5 4.7
9.11 (65) 7.10 (52)
4.12 10.19 14.23 23.28 (166) 0.1 0.2 1.3 2.4 (16)
Goals: Tarneit T : C Benson 5 A Molivas 4 T Lawrie 3 J Gorman 3 T Robertson 2 E Bryson 2.N Schmidt R Psaila B Arabit J Damjanovski. Braybrook: H Hunter D May. Best: Tarneit T : J Gorman D Mitchell C Benson T Lawrie T Weybury J Whitehouse. Braybrook: B Charles T Charles S O’Neill S Marion N Calleja A Hale.
NTH SUNSHINE LA LAVERTON
2.3 1.3
7.6 3.8
9.9 10.12 (72) 6.12 8.13 (61)
Goals: North Sunshine: T Smith 4 B Daniels 2 R Lane B Young Y A Alagona B Cooper. Laverton: P Lee 2 B Nazifovski 2 S Y Young D Marin M Bell C Kelly. Best: North Sunshine: R Lane H Covill B Daniels N Alagona B Hitchings E Gebreselassie. Laverton: S Y Young P Lee B Nazifovski J Webb J Matthews M Howe.
PARKSIDE WYNDHAM
0.5 2.11 3.4 4.4
3.15 10.22 (82) 7.7 7.8 (50)
SANCT. LAKES SUNSHINE HTS
5.3 1.2
12.6 3.10
Goals: Parkside: J Cloke 3 J Dorward 2 S Campbell B Kelly A Gervasi B Ashman L Buttigieg. Wyndham Suns: R Kirk 3 S Neralic 2 A Gallina D Cachia. Best: Parkside: B Ashman J Shaw D Vincent L O’Farrell L Buttigieg T Deutschbein. Wyndham Suns: A Scarpino K Williams A Kirk C Lear J Vella PT Tomelty.
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Goals: Sanctuary Lakes: L Henderson 5 L Henderson 2 K Corrigan 2 B Edwards M Szulc R Colbert J Furnival N Sutton. Sunshine Heights: R Greto 2 N Mallia 2 J Neilson M Gauci J Szulik. Best: Sanctuary Lakes: K Ater R Colbert J Gatt C Pullen B Edwards K Corrigan. Sunshine Heights: N Mallia J Zahra T Murray J Neilson W Tsam T D Tonkin. T
VAFA PREMIER C OLD MENTON. 4.1 WILLIAMSTOWN 3.1
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DIV 3 WESTBOURNE ALBERT PARK
2.7 7.11 13.14 19.14 (128) 3.5 5.7 9.14 13.17 (95)
Goals: Westbourne Grammarians: D Collins 5 N Schiano 4 A Eqbal 3 B Johnson 2 K Lambley 2 J Russell A Rompel N Dimitriadis. Albert Park Afc: J Beets 5 J Brick 3 L Gniel B Lonergan A Snowden J Welsh D Ella. Best: Westbourne Grammarians: A Imber C Hudson N Schiano M Culliver K Lambley. Albert Park Afc: J Brick T Smoker J Beets D Ella T Shrimpton J Beilby.
CANTERBURY FC 1.5 POINT COOK 1.1
5.5 4.3
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14.9 (93) 7.6 (48)
Goals: Canterbury Football Club: A Hummerston 6 M Szabo 5 S Fitzgerald T Lowden C Skate. Point Cook: A Auciello 2 J Borg 2 R Milne L Rappazzo J Eastwood. Best: Canterbury Football Club: A Hummerston A Carapetis A Wheeler J Blakemore M Szabo R Pearce. Point Cook: M Kip A Auciello R Milne N Volk S Sinclair J Eastwood. P W L D F A % Pts UHS-VU 16 15 1 0 1729 901 191.90 60 Power House 16 14 2 0 1671 1186 140.89 56 Swinburne Uni.16 10 6 0 1573 1219 129.04 40 Westbourne 16 10 6 0 1426 1200 118.83 40 Canterbury 16 8 8 0 1420 1261 112.61 32 Richmond Cent.16 7 9 0 1324 1249 106.00 28 La Trobe Uni. 16 6 10 0 1269 1322 95.99 24
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Q CRICKET MYCA Semi-f: West: Wyndhamvale 169 bt County West 165, United Tarneit T Tigers 8-185 bt Victorian Strikers Cricket Club Geens 7-182. North West: Royal Strikers 5-131 bt Point Cook Gold 128, Melbourne Super Blues 180 bt United T Tarneit Panthers 7-161.
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By Lance Lance Jenkinson Jenkinson By John Lamont will be back in the saddle
Werribee John Lamont as coach Tigers of the coach Werribee Tigers when it becomes a stand-alone teamSunday’s in the was apprehensive leading into Victorianfinal Football from next season. historic gameLeague of the season against Lamont has overseen a massive period Sandringham. of change for the Tigers over the past four It was astarting dead rubber foralignment the Tigers seasons, with agame partial with VFL finals out of the equation, with North Melbourne, which turnedbut into a By Lance Jenkinson alignment. itfull was also billed as one of the biggest Now will getJohn his– chance mould Werribee Tigers coach Lamont days in Lamont the club’s history the last to game the club’s next phase, as it returns to being was apprehensive leading into Sunday’s at the Watton Street ground in its current a stand-alone teamofinthe theseason VFL, asagainst it was historic final game format before it is transformed into a designed to be. Sandringham. state-of-the-art serveforcoming Lamont extended histogame coaching contract It was a dead venue rubber the Tigers generations. with VFL the Tigers lastofweek until the end with finals out the equation, but of 2018 itthe was alsoseason. billed as one of the–biggest Throughout a tough season one that In in a with stirring to –players and days the club’s history the last game began theaddress expectation of finals before staff, conveyed his excitement at the Lamont Watton Street ground in its current petering out to an 11th-place finish as about leading first season format before itWerribee’s is transformed into a as a injuries and form slumps wreaked havoc – stand-alone club since state-of-the-art venue to1999. serve coming Lamont maintained the players for of the “To have the concept in fronthad of me, generations. coaching own clubseason and moving our Throughout a tough – one that most part our played with spirit and thatinto morale facility, you reckon I’m not excited about began with the expectation of finals before remained high. that?” Lamont said. petering out to an 11th-place finish as Even Lamont was wincing when heit’s us, “Of having a group of blokes that injuries and form slumps wreaked havoc – checked the AFL results from Saturday, it’s our trademark, Lamont maintained our the cultural players things, had for Ithe seeing Melbourne and spirit Richmond, both think part all ofplayed us, there’s an element of morale that’s most with and that what we want, that’s the footy clubs we the remained high. sides with little but pride to play for, on grew in, playing alongside blokes Even Lamont was wincing he that end ofup100-plus point losses.when are all thinking samefrom way, Saturday, have the checked the AFLthe results Lamont wondered what the mindset of same agendas andand that’s what we’ve seeing Melbourne Richmond, bothgot his players would be when he arrived at now and really it.” on the sides withI’m little but excited pride toabout play for, Avalon Airport on Sunday morning, Lamont has Oval been proud of how Werribee end of 100-plus point losses. and North Melbourne have made theirfrom Lamont wondered what the mindset of knowing they were four quarters away alignment uncertainly around his players be when he arrived at the end of work. awould long,But tough campaign. selection and aOval lackon of Sunday continuity in the Avalon Airport morning, To Lamont’s delight, his players were up line-up has on him at times. knowing theygrated were four quarters away from for the challenge, claiming a 20-point The Werribee-listed players will also the end of a long, tough campaign. win over Sandringham. welcome a freedelight, run at 22 spots To finals-bound Lamont’s his open players wereevery up week, a form player willbeen not be for the knowing challenge, claiming ahas 20-point win “The morale of the group dislodged forthough a returning AFLhad star.a lot of over finals-bound Sandringham. terrific, even we have “It was a massive to go from “The morale of thechange group has injuries andaligned lost a lot of in games ofbeen footy,” he a partially club, terms theof terrific, even though we have hadof a lot said. group dynamic, go of to games a full alignment, injuries and lost to a lot of footy,” he “Theinstead blokes were reallysixkeen to finish the where of having to eight North said. Melbourne blokes, you had 15 or 16 “The blokes were really keen finish the year strongly and sending off14theto pavilion coming into Lamont said. year strongly and sending off pavilion was one littlethe partteam,” of it but thethebig part of “The playing group has handled it really was one little part of it but the big part of itwell wasoverall, finishing the year off on a positive particularly thison year when it was finishing the year off a positive note.” we’ve had that, plus the next level of facility note.”
management [with the Avalon Airport Oval Werribee produced what it had yearned redevelopment].” president Carter said forWerribee most of the seasonMartin – a consistent the club’s board unanimously endorsed the four-quarter performance. extension of Lamont’s The Tigers answered contract. numerous challenges “John is the right man for the job as our from the Zebras, leading at every club heads into a challenging andchange exciting and claiming a seventh win for the season. phase of its history,” Carter said. “Theforward board is committed to providing Key Josh Porter and midfielder every support to Johntheir as we towards Werribee produced what it work haduntil yearned Joe Maishman saved best last. club, team and personal success.” for most of the season – a consistent “They probably had their best games of Meanwhile, Werribee has fallen out of the four-quarter performance. the year,” Lamont “They were real VFL eight aftersaid. a costly 71-point loss Thetop Tigers answered numerous challenges stand-outs for us, those two boys.” to Williamstown in the western derby at from the Zebras, leading at every change Porter was focal point forthe Werribee’s Burbank Ovalathe on Sunday. and claiming seventh win for season. The forward Tigers made an goals impressive start Key Joshtwo Porter and attack. He kicked andmidfielder was the to the game to saved lead by 11and points at last. Joe Maishman their best until conduit between midfield goal. quarter-time, but had it alltheir turned pear-shaped “They probably best games of Maishman’s through the from that Lamont pointexplosiveness on,said. capitulating to concede the year,” “They were real middle of the had the eyes of the 14 of the last 15 of theboys.” game. stand-outs forground us, goals those two forwards up. point It was was alighting disappointing finish such a Porter the focal forafter Werribee’s promising start fortwo Werribee. attack. kicked goalsfound and was Ryan He Clarke consistently the the ball Tigers home crowd conduit between midfield goal. andThe played hissilenced way intothe theand minds of thewith a Maishman’s dominant first term, led bythrough the mercurial explosiveness North Melbourne selectors for the AFLthe small forward Lindsay Thomas. middle of the ground had the eyes of the finals. Robin Nahas wasgoals dangerous Thomas kicked three for thearound forwards lighting up. goal with three majors, while young quarter, including a goal offound the year Ryan Clarke consistently thekey ball nomination, when he was hemmed and played his way into the minds forward Ben McKay jagged two. ofuptheon the snapped with opposite North Melbourne selectors for thehis AFL It boundary ended on and a positive note, but the 2016 right boot, somehow made itsaround way finals. Robinwhich Nahas was dangerous season will be remembered as one that was over with the line after one bounce. But key the joy goal three majors, while young unfulfilled for Werribee. was short-lived for Werribee, who had little forward Ben McKay jagged two. “The whole year has slipped by and we answers to on a well-oiled Williamstown It ended a positive note, but the side 2016 that moved to remembered the top ofwe thewanted season will be asladder. one that was haven’t gotten to where to go,” Matt Hanson was the one Tigers onballer unfulfilled for Werribee. Lamont said. that didwhole not wilt against the ladder leader. “The year has slipped by and we Meanwhile, there is nophysical rest for Lamont Hansongotten stood up to the we pressure haven’t to where wanted to go,” and support with that the wassaid. appliedstaff, to him all planning game. already Lamont under way for there next season. The will Other bright spots Tigers included Meanwhile, isfor nothe rest forTigers Lamont the defensive work of road Ben and the support with McKay, planning already play all games onstaff, the in 2017,Will with the Fordham Ryley Barrack andTigers thevenues under wayand fortonext season. will club looking secure nine The “home” constant forward Joshwith the play all games on theofroad in 2017, away frompresenting Watton Street. Corbett. club looking to secure nine “home” venues They are in talks to stageXerri games Young ruck duo Street. Tristan and at Harry away from Watton Hoppers Crossing, and perhaps Boyd be forstage the experience Theywill are inbetter talks Torquay to games at of facinganSeagulls veteran Nick Meese. Hoppers Crossing, Torquay and perhaps even AFL curtain-raiser at Etihad Werribee has two weeks to fight even an AFL curtain-raiser at Etihad Stadium, plus Arden Street will be for a a finals berth, starting with will Saturday’s Stadium, plus Arden Street be ato North logical venue given the Tigers’ ties must-win clash withthe Northern the logical venue given Tigers’ Blues ties toat North Melbourne. Preston City Oval from 1pm. Melbourne.
Tigers deliver at last
Werribee Tigers forward Josh Porter – one of the day’s stars – celebrates a goal in front of the old
Werribee Tigers forward Josh Porter – one of the day’s stars – celebrates a goal in front of the old grandstand at Chirnside Chirnside Park. (Luke (Luke Hemer) Werribee Tigers small forward Lindsay Thomas gets some serious elevation. (Jessica Ward Photography) grandstand at Park. Hemer)
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SPORT Falcons scramble to shore up attack “We brought on Tee [Salanoa] which was a bit ambitious being her first final at this level. We even tried Kath there, but we went backwards.” Lind moved wing attack Maggie Lind into goal attack in the final quarter and that finally paid off. “Maggie used to play goal attack but hasn’t for a few years,” Lind said. “She hasn’t played it since under-19 state level. “In hindsight I should have made the move at half-time. The last final we won, we moved Maggie into goals. Emily [Post], Maggie and Molly [Jovic] have grown up playing together and played well in the last quarter.” Jane Cook, who Lind said played well after a slow start, scored 27 goals, including all of the Falcons’ second-half goals. While the attack struggled, Lind was thrilled
with the performance of the defenders. She said they had developed in the past 12 months. Lind said while disappointed with the result, there was a lot to take from this season. “I’ve always said it was a rebuilding year,” she said. “The goal was to make finals, which we did. But I would have liked to have gone on for another week. “Our defenders were raw and have come along nicely. Despite last night, our attacking end was starting to find some form.” Lind said they had started to look at their list for next season and would continue to push some of their under-19 players through the system. The Falcons under-19 side is through to Saturday night’s grand final. Tara Murray
Tigers’ mighty turnaround By Lance Jenkinson It was only three weeks ago that Werribee was second-last on the Hockey Victoria men’s Vic League 2 ladder and at the mercy of the rest of the competition. Things have changed dramatically for the Tigers, who have risen to fourth on the back of three straight wins and will head into the final two home-and-away rounds with their destiny in their own hands. “It’s been a nice turnaround the past few weeks,” Tigers assistant coach Jayden Street said. “It’s in our hands now with two games to go, so if we keep winning, we play finals. “We control our own fate and that’s how we want it.” Werribee has not only picked up the wins it has needed to turn its form around and steer clear of the relegation zone, it has produced statement victories in blockbuster games. The Tigers beat second-placed Monash University and third-placed St Bedes in consecutive weeks, with both of those sides failing to put a goal past in-form goalkeeper Aaron Durajski. Durajski almost secured another clean sheet in a 3-1 win over Old Melburnians on Saturday, but a consolation goal came from a penalty corner after the full-time whistle. The big question now is, can Werribee match it with Old Xavarians, the best team in the competition? We get to find out in the penultimate round this Saturday when the Tigers travel to Koonung Secondary College to test themselves against a Xavs team that has lost just once in 14 games this season. “They’re top for a reason,” Street said. “They’re a pretty handy team. “Hopefully if we play our best hockey, it will be enough to get us over the line. “We’ve knocked off second and third in the last few weeks, so we’re going into the game, like we do every game, hoping we can get the result our way.” Werribee came out a little bit flat in the first half against Old Melburnians. The Tigers went into half-time with a one-goal lead, but it was far from convincing. “We probably weren’t playing our best hockey in the first half,” Street said. “People were trying to do too much on their own. We were able to re-assess at half-time and get back to what we know and how we play our hockey.” A half-time rev up from player-coach Andrew Purcell and an across-the-board lift saw Werribee get back to their best. Goals to Jamie Beamish, Ross Cowlishaw and Sam Huxtable secured the victory that moved the Tigers into the top four. 70 WYNDHAM STAR WEEKLY \ AUGUST 16, 2017
IN THE DOGHOUSE ■ Female
participation in football is the most talked about fundamental change to the sport in its recent history. It has not been a subtle change, either – it is a tsunami of players and teams. Clubs are being inundated with female players who want to be part of this evolution of the game. For so long, women have been supporters, very active and vocal ones, but the landscape has changed forever. I have voiced my concerns regarding the safety of players previously and hope that the drive to make the women’s game look good for spectators does not come at the expense of player welfare. While it is important that the elite female players are remunerated, I think every spare cent should go into coaching – and not just football skills. There is fearless and there is reckless – and good coaching teaches players the difference.
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been good to see more coaching appointments announced in recent days, with John Lamont heading the list by heading into his fifth year at the helm of the Werribee Football Club. Mark Elso is going around again at Tarneit, as is Nick Condos at Parkside. Shaun Borlase is stepping down at North Footscray, citing the need for a fresh voice for the Devils for 2018, even though they are favourites for the division 2 flag. St Albans is yet to announce who will take over from Fab Carelli for 2018, but I believe it will be someone with AFL playing experience. Kevin Hillier
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Sam Huxtable is thriving at centre half for Werribee. (Shawn Smits)
Huxtable is back to his best form. Instead of playing his usual attacking role, Werribee is using his skills as a centre half. “We’ve moved him into a bit of a different role as a centre half the last few weeks and he’s been giving us a bit of drive through there because he got good ball distribution,” Street said.
In women’s Vic League 2, Werribee cruised to a 7-1 win over ECHO, with Michelle Fleming and Brittany McIntyre leading the charge with two goals apiece. The Tigers, who face third-placed PEGS at President’s Park on Saturday, remain on top on goal difference with two rounds to go.
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Deals done, Titans focus on serious finals business Tarneit can prepare for the Western Region Football League division 3 finals safe in the knowledge that its coaching hierarchy is secured. The Titans have locked away senior coach Mark Elso and reserves coach Cameron Evans for 2018, giving both teams the opportunity to focus on the task at hand. Titans president Matt Drake-Brockman lauded the move and the coaches’ abilities. “It’s great to have Mark and Cam coming back for 2018,” he said. “We’re quite lucky for a new club to have some good coaches involved.” It will be Elso’s third year in charge of the expansion club. He took Tarneit to the preliminary final in his first season and will begin a flag assault from third in this year’s finals. “We made a prelim last year and we’ll be playing finals this year, so we’re happy with
how the seniors are going,” Drake-Brockman said. “The reserves are sitting second on the ladder and made a grand final last year.” Tarneit’s focus is to build a sustainable playing list for the long term. The Titans want to avoid the pitfalls of opening the cheque book and recruiting for short-term success. “We all know where we’re heading, we know where we’re at and that’s probably the best part about us,” Drake-Brockman said. “We’re not going to go out and try and buy a premiership. We’re going to hopefully build a team and keep growing. “Mark understands where we’re at and that we’re not going to spend more than we can afford. “We’ll take it nice and slow … there’s been so many clubs around us that have fallen off the perch. You’ve got to be careful.”
Elso has built a great rapport with the Tarneit players. His ability to put his plans into action and get an understanding from his players have impressed Drake-Brockman and the Titans board. “He’s a deep thinker as a coach and he certainly has good structures in place, but the way he communicates is his best attribute,” Drake-Brockman said. “He communicates what he wants to achieve really well and the boys have got a lot of respect for him. “That’s the key to any good coach these days. If you can’t communicate what you want to your players, you’re in a bit of strife.” Tarneit will head into the finals as the clear third-ranked side, but none of the other three finals teams will be comfortable about meeting the Titans in a do-or-die situation. Lance Jenkinson
Tigers ‘need a miracle’ By Lance Jenkinson Werribee Districts is on a wing and a prayer heading into the Western Region Football League division 1 last round. The Tigers fumbled a chance to hold their finals destiny in their own hands, capitulating in a two-point loss to Spotswood on the road at McLean Reserve on Saturday. Leading by 21 points at three-quarter time, the Tigers had all the odds in their favour when it came to securing a top five berth, but 30 minutes of football cost them dearly. Spotswood piled on 3.5 to zip in the last quarter, leaving the Tigers devastated with a loss that keeps them out of the top five on percentage with a game to go. Tigers co-captain Matt Dean sadly accepted the grim reality facing his side. “We’re pretty disappointed at the moment,” he said. “We had it within our reach and we just had to hold on. “We could’ve controlled our own destiny, but now we’re hoping on other people’s results. “Mathematically we can make it, but it’s highly likely we won’t make it. We need some kind of miracle, I think, next week.” It’s a fairly simple equation for Werribee Districts. The Tigers need to beat Albion at Soldiers Reserve and keep their fingers crossed that St Albans can upset Altona. The second part of the equation is an extreme long shot. “We can only control what we can control,” Dean said. “We’ve just got to go out and beat Albion and pray for St Albans to knock off Altona. “If we can win and something miraculous happens at St Albans next week, I guess we’ll get another opportunity the following week.” The Tigers were unable to deliver the knock-out blow on Spotswood when they had them on the ropes. The Tigers dominated the match for three quarters, but could not find a way to goal in the last. An unlikely hero emerged for Spotswood in Gareth Newton. Newton played in the Woodsmen’s defence all day, but swung forward late and stretched the Tigers’ defence. Newton kicked a goal and then two behinds that ultimately won the day for the Woodsmen. “In that last quarter, we couldn’t find a way to hit the scoreboard, which came back to bite us,” Dean said. “If we had been able to score a goal, it may have made a difference because scoreboard pressure helps. “They had repeat entries in their forward 50 and they threw one of their backmen [Newton] down forward and he just kept marking it and we had no answers. “With a lot of our talls sitting on the sidelines, as they have for most of the year, that move stretched our defence in the last quarter.”
Werribee Districts’ Daniel Montalto is caught in a tackle. (Marco De Luca)
Trent Lee was the most dominant player for Werribee Districts. He capped a strong game in the midfield with three goals. “He was great all day, he always is,” Dean said. “To be able to kick three goals from midfield in what was not really a high-scoring day was impressive.” Co-captain Brent Morrow booted three goals, while Dean, Nathan Black and Jarryn
McCormack were among Werribee Districts’ best. But all that meant little when reality set in that a finals berth was no longer within their control. “There wasn’t many words spoken when we got into the change room because we knew we let it slip,” Dean said. “We’ve just got to turn up and train this week, prepare for Albion and see what happens.”
Tarneit coach Mark Elso addresses one of his players. (Damjan Janevski)
Falcons get back that winning feeling The Wyndhamvale players have sung the club song for the first time since April 8. The Falcons snapped a Western Region Football League division 1 14-game losing streak on Saturday with a hard-fought 16-point victory over St Albans at Wyndham Vale South Oval. In a game in which scoring was at a premium, Bol Kolang and Luke Klein-Breteler kicked two crucial goals apiece to help the Falcons get back that winning feeling. The Falcons have occupied bottom spot for most of the season, but will go into the last round with a slight chance of avoiding the wooden spoon. For that to happen, Wyndhamvale will need to upset Hoppers Crossing at Hogans Road Reserve and hope that second-last Caroline Springs loses to Spotswood at Town Centre Oval. At the top end of the ladder, Hoppers Crossing kept its finals double chance hopes alive with a 25-point win against Albion at JR Parsons Reserve on Saturday. After leading by just a point at half-time, the Warriors produced a dominant second half, piling on 6.14 to 4.2 to clinch their fourth win in five games. Ruckman Wayde Skipper and key position player Ashlin Brown were outstanding for the Warriors, while Jackson Viola kicked two goals in a swingman role. The Warriors can pinch third place in the last round if they beat bottomof-the-ladder Wyndhamvale and the third-placed Sunshine Kangaroos are beaten by minor premiers Deer Park. In division 2, Jackson Lesko kicked four goals to help Manor Lakes to a 29-point win over West Footscray at Howqua Reserve. Manor Lakes will visit Albanvale this Saturday knowing it can’t be dislodged from third. In division 3, Wyndham Suns held sway for most of the day in the top-of-the-table clash with Parkside, but were blown away in the last quarter at Henry Turner Reserve. Leading by 16 points at three-quarter time, the Suns conceded the last seven goals to lose by 32 points. Tarneit had a thumping 150-point win over Braybrook at Pennell Reserve, while Sanctuary Lakes, led by five goals from Liam Henderson, upset Sunshine Heights by 32 points for its best win of the year. Lance Jenkinson 71 WYNDHAM STAR WEEKLY \ AUGUST 16, 2017
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Warriors win right to finals action Westbourne Grammarians have locked in a finals berth at their first attempt in Victorian Amateur Football Association division 3. The newly promoted Warriors confirmed their place in September action with a 33-point win over Albert Park away at the Beaurepaire Pavilion on Saturday. Dale Collins (five goals), Nick Schiano (four) and Ali Eqbal (three) provided the firepower for the Warriors, while in-form Adam Imber was named best for a second week running. Westbourne is two games clear in fourth spot and cannot be dislodged from the top five. The Warriors can still finish as high as third,
so Saturday’s home clash with second-placed Power House at the Westbourne School Ground will be more than a dead rubber. Meanwhile, it will be nigh on impossible for Point Cook to break into the top five following a 45-point loss to Canterbury at Saltwater Reserve on Saturday. Due to their poor percentage, the Bulldogs needed to beat Canterbury to stay alive in the finals race, but they ran out of petrol after halftime, conceding nine of the past 12 goals. The Bulldogs had no answer to Canterbury forward Andrew Hummerston, who kicked six goals to prove the difference between the
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Michael Culliver was one of Westbourne Grammarians’ best players on Saturday. (Marco De Luca)
Hoppers are red hot By Lance Jenkinson Hoppers Crossing had to weather the storm before running away with a 5-0 win over Sporting Whittlesea in the Football Federation Victoria men’s state league 2 north-west at Hogans Road Reserve on Saturday. The score line would suggest it was all one-way, but the Reds were actually on the back foot for about 44 minutes before scoring. When Taira Matsumoto found the back of the net for the Reds one minute before the break, it changed the complexion of the game. “That goal certainly helped with our morale and the confidence … because they had a fair bit of possession in the first half,” Reds coach Shaun Barbara said. “They sort of had a little bit of dominance over the game in that first half and we knew that Sporting were going to have a lot of possession because that’s their game plan and their style. “So we just organised the boys defensively to keep Sporting in front of us and made sure we minimised as much space between the line.” Hoppers Crossing’s strength lies in its ability to attack and find holes in opposition defences. The Reds have scored the most goals in the division and that was certainly not achieved through counter-attacking football. While Barbara will always promote the Reds’ attacking flair, there is a time and a place for it, and that was in the second half on Saturday. “At no stage were we going to sit back and defend or change the way we want to play, which is actually going forward and scoring goals, to compensate for them,” Barbara said. “We just had to be calculated, be smart, be prepared to be patient and give up possession if we have to and be defensively sound. “Then, at the right moments, if we’re doing the things properly that we’ve worked on, we’ll create chances and it’s up to us to take them and that’s what happened. “We absorbed everything they threw at us and then in the second half, we were able to release the shackles a little bit and go for it.” It was party time for Hoppers Crossing in the
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Manor Lakes is through to the inaugural Western Region and Essendon District Women’s Football League grand final. The Storm got the better of Sunbury Lions by 21 points in the preliminary final at Dempster Park on Sunday. In the grand final, the Storm will face minor premier Keilor, which had a 13-0 record and a sky-high percentage of 2855.56 in the home-and-away rounds, at Greenvale Recreation Reserve on Sunday from 2.30pm.
Taira Matsumoto and Liam McDermott celebrate a Hoppers Crossing goal. (Shawn Smits)
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Werribee City has moved up to seventh on the NPL2 west table after an impressive 2-0 win over east conference powerhouse Dandenong City at Frank Holohan Soccer Complex on Friday night. Ben Mammone and Dom Marafioti found the back of the net for the Bees. The Bees will face Moreland Zebras in their last home game of the season at Galvin Park on Sunday. In men’s state league 4, Point Cook moved up to second with a 2-1 win over Balmoral, while Truganina should be able to stave off relegation thanks to a 2-0 win over Western Eagles.
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Werribee Centrals have returned to the GDFL winners’ list with a 58-35 win over Belmont Lions at Winter Reserve on Saturday. Jacinta Savory was the leading scorer for the top-of-the-ladder Centurions with 28 goals, while Paras MacKenzie, Jenni Rothery and Amanda Wilson were named best. The win secured top spot for Werribee Centrals with a game to go before finals. second half. Four more goals – two to Alister Smart and one each to Daniel Sweeney and Kwaku Dade – turned it into a rout. Matsumoto was Hoppers Crossing’s best player on the day.
“He creates things and finds pockets of space, takes people on and draws defenders in,” Barbara said. The Reds will have a danger game away to Geelong Rangers on Saturday.
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