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Dorothy’s secret life
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Dorothy Goudge was only 16 years old when she signed on to be a telephonist at England’s Bletchley Park the day World War II broke out. She had no idea at the time she would play an instrumental role in relaying intelligence from the Germans to the Allied forces’ top-secret code breakers. Bletchley Park played a major role in World War II, and housed English mathematician Alan Turing, who was in part responsible for breaking the Nazi Enigma code. “We managed to collect everything that Germany sent across the airwaves. They didn’t know that we had a method of collecting all that they put out to air,” Mrs Goudge, now 94, said. “They [the code breakers] were able to decipher it all and find out what the Germans were doing. “Sometimes I was in charge of about 30 girls … I can truthfully say the four years I spent in the women’s service were the best years of my life.” Mrs Goudge lived on base during her service, and was promoted to corporal. However, due to the secret nature of her work her role wasn’t formally recognised until decades later. Mrs Goudge moved to Australia in 1962 with her husband Reg, who served in the air force. She now lives at Manor Court Werribee Aged Care. Charlene Macaulay
Roads big budget winner By Charlene Macaulay A record $37.1 million funding to ease traffic congestion across Wyndham is the jewel in the crown of a $145.9 million council capital works program over the next financial year. Wyndham council, which released its 2018-19 draft budget last week, will use the funding to start a number of major road projects, including duplicating Forsyth Road between Old Geelong Road and Sayers Road, construction of Ison Road between the Princes Freeway and Melbourne-Geelong rail line, and duplicating
Tarneit Road between Sayers and Leakes roads. The roads funding will also go towards road surfacings, traffic light installations – including at Dunnings Road and Lennon Boulevard, and Boardwalk and Mile Franklin Boulevard – and intersection safety improvement works. Other big ticket items include: • $9.9 million to complete the Wyndham Aboriginal Community Centre and Integrated Family Learning Centre; • $7.5 million for the Werribee catalyst sites project; • $7.2 million for a sports field and netball
pavilion at Mossfiel Reserve; • $5.9 million to commence construction on the Wyndham Park redevelopment; and • $3.6 million for a tennis pavilion, sporting fields and a carpark at Galvin Park. Ratepayers can expect a 2.25 per cent rate rise for 2018-19, in line with the state government rate cap, but property revaluations mean some homeowners may see higher increases on their rates bill due to an increase in their property’s value. Councillor John Gibbons said it was a fiscally responsible budget that recognised the
importance of both asset renewal and building new infrastructure to meet the growing population. “It delivers key projects and services whilst maintaining rates at CPI. In a growth area, this is a significant challenge, but I believe the draft plan and budget delivers what the community needs, now and in the future.” The draft budget is out for public viewing at the council civic centre, Wyndham’s libraries, a number of community centres, and online at www.wyndham.vic.gov.au Submissions can be lodged until May 15.
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Three new schools for Wyndham By Charlene Macaulay Construction will begin on three long-awaited Wyndham schools over the next 12 months. This year’s 2018-19 state budget includes $96.8 million to build Davis Creek Primary School, Point Cook South Senior Secondary School, and Wyndham South (Riverwalk) Primary School, with all three schools earmarked to open for term one, 2020. The funding is a long-time coming for Wyndham, with Labor first promising the Point Cook senior campus in the lead-up to the 2014 state election; allocating money for the
acquisition of land for Davis Creek Primary School in the 2015-16 state budget; and acquisition site funding for Wyndham South (Riverwalk) in last year’s budget. Construction will start over the next six to 12 months. Education Minister James Merlino said the location of the schools would be announced once negotiations were finalised between land owners and the Victorian School Building Authority. “Building three new schools in Wyndham, Point Cook and Tarneit will ensure we keep pace with the community’s increasing
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population and give families certainty and peace of mind,” Mr Merlino said. A further $7.8 million will fund stage two of Sanctuary Lakes P-9 College and Truganina East P-9 colleges including a new performing arts and physical education building for each school. But Wyndham mayor Peter Maynard said
it was nowhere near enough. “The truth is these schools are long overdue and won’t fix the problems we are facing in Wyndham,” Cr Maynard said. “We have the worst school shortage in Victoria and a handful of schools isn’t going to fix that. “We still need three primary schools and two secondary schools as soon as possible. “The state government keeps releasing new land for development without making sure our kids have access to a local school. We don’t just need more schools – we need better planning from the Victorian government.”
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A worldwide phenomenon laid bare It’s time to make a date to see Calendar Girls at the Werribee Theatre Company. To be staged next month, the show is based on the true story of a group of English women from the Women’s Institute who posed for a nude charity calendar after one of their husbands died from non-Hodgkin lymphoma. The calendar became a worldwide phenomenon and raised millions of dollars for leukaemia and lymphoma research. Vicki Russell and Margaret Hammon will play the roles of Jessie and Marie in the local
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production. “We’ve been having a lot of fun, the cast – they’re a great group of girls,” Hammon said. Russell said that in addition to acting, she had enjoyed helping to make props and floral arrangements for the production. She said that no one actually appeared nude in the show, but posed much like the “calendar girls” did in real life – with large balls of wool or other objects covering their naughty bits. “I wasn’t nervous – I appeared nude in a play when I was younger, The Prime of Miss Jean
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Brodie, and I had my back to the audience,” she said. Calendar Girls will be an extra-special show for the Werribee Theatre Company which is celebrating its 50th anniversary this year. Calendar Girls will be performed at the Crossroads Theatre in Werribee on Fridays and Saturdays from May 11 to May 26. There will be a 2pm matinee on May 19, Bookings: wyndhamtheatrecompany.org.au
Two candidates from the 2016 Wyndham council election have been placed on good behaviour bonds for failing to disclose in a timely manner who financially supported their campaigns. Wanli (Lucy) Jiang and Sahra Ashkir fronted the Werribee Magistrates’ Court last Tuesday, both pleading guilty to failing to submit a campaign donation return following the 2016 council election. Ms Jiang’s barrister argued his client wasn’t aware of her requirement to submit a campaign donation return. Ms Jiang eventually filed the return on February 28, 2018, more than 14 months after the due date, and after being repeatedly contacted by the Local Government Investigations and Compliance Inspectorate. The return stated that no disclosable donations had been received. Ms Askir, who represented herself at the hearing, said she failed to initially submit the return due to a family breakdown and her father passing away around the time of the election. She submitted her return to the inspectorate after getting legal advice in March 2018, with no disclosable donations received. The magistrate put both women on a 12-month good behaviour bond, with no court costs or conviction. Last month, fellow candidate Helen Simeonidis (also known as Helen Fanakopoulou and Eleni Fanakopoulou) was convicted and fined $1500, plus court costs, over the same charge, after she failed to appear in court.
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New cop crew puts specialist focus on youth By Charlene Macaulay The state government is putting a spotlight on serious recidivist youth offenders by rolling out a team of police officers to deal with youth crime across the state. The Westgate division – which encompasses Wyndham, Maribyrnong and Hobsons Bay – will receive at least one of 42 new youth specialist officers who will be on the beat by the end of this year. Priority communities division commander Stuart Bateson said the new police positions would complement existing youth resources, and would help share information and provide greater co-ordination to target youth offending and reduce harm to the community. “The YSOs will be responsible for providing a targeted and co-ordinated response to young people who commit high-impact crimes such as aggravated burglaries and carjackings,� Commander Bateson said. Police Minister Lisa Neville added: “These new youth specialist officers will provide a targeted response to reduce serious youth offending and those causing harm in the community.� A Victoria Police spokeswoman said that after at least one YSO was allocated to each division, the remaining officers would be
allocated to areas where there was a high concentration of youth offending. Meanwhile, the state government has announced $5 million in funding for mobile police stations.
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The mobile stations, which will have the flexibility to be rolled out across the state to any location police require as a part of their operational requirements, will be used at events and at crime areas to provide both reassurances to the community and mobile command units during any incidents. Werribee MP Tim Pallas said the mobile stations, which form part of the government’s new community safety statement, would be fitted with communications and covert capacity and the ability to link into local CCTV coverage. “The new community safety statement 2018-19 initiatives – on top of the additional police resources for Wyndham, news laws and police powers – will continue to have an impact on crime in Wyndham and across the state,� Mr Pallas said.
Cooper’s super call Meet Werribee’s own Triple Zero Hero. Cooper Decker, 12, was one of 31 young Victorians aged between four and 13 who was named a Triple Zero Hero last week by the Emergency Services Telecommunications Authority for calling triple-0 when his mum, Melinda, was sick. Their family had just sat down to dinner one night in November when Melinda went outside, coughing. “She came back inside, and I was like, ‘Mum,
what’s wrong?’ ‌ she couldn’t breathe,â€? Cooper said. “So then I grabbed my phone and called, and they walked me through what to do. “First they told me to relax and they told me to stay with mum at all times. At one point, they said to make sure she doesn’t have anything to eat or drink.â€? An ambulance soon arrived and took Melinda to hospital, but Cooper was forced to call triple-0 again two days later when his mum collapsed at home due to vertigo.
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Cooper was nominated for the Triple Zero Hero award for his first call. “We got to meet the man he spoke to in his first phone call,” Melinda said. Cooper added: “I felt happy to see the guy that actually answered and helped me relax.” At the awards ceremony, Melinda got to hear Cooper’s call for the first time. “It was surreal,” she said. “I could actually hear myself in the background, struggling to breathe.”
Nine-year-old Wyndham Vale boy Ethan Duggan has been named a Junior Triple Zero Hero for calling an ambulance when his mother had a stroke last year. The annual Emergency Services Telecommunications Authority (ESTA) awards recognise children who remain calm and brave during emergencies. Along with 30 other young Victorians, Ethan was presented with an ESTA medal during a ceremony at Parliament House last week. Ethan said he was “surprised” and “proud” to receive the award. Ethan was aged eight when he called triple-0 in July last year. “My mum fell asleep and I tried to wake her up, but she didn’t respond,” he said. “I was scared because my mum wasn’t breathing and I was worried she would die.” Ethan called his stepfather and then triple-0, telling the ESTA operator he needed an ambulance and his address. The operator asked Ethan to ask his mother – who had since woken up – to smile. Ethan told the operator his mother could smile, but only with one half of her face. He also told the operator to call his grandmother and looked her number up in his mother’s mobile. Ethan said the paramedics arrived soon afterwards, along with his stepfather and grandmother. The paramedics took his mother, who was suffering a stroke, to hospital as a code one emergency. The first time Ethan visited his mother in the hospital, she bought him a toy monkey and balloon as a “thank you” for saving her life. Ethan said he hoped to become a scientist specialising in chemistry when he grew up, so he could make medicines to help people.
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More homes set for Truganina By Alesha Capone Stockland is preparing to build a new estate for about 1600 homes in Truganina. The $540 million Grandview estate will be near Greigs Road, the proposed Outer Metropolitan Ring Road and the Ballarat train line. The 138-hectare site will feature an activity centre, parks, cycling paths, walkways, a proposed 5.5-hectare sports reserve, a proposed state government primary school and a 54-hectare conservation zone. Grandview will be within about three
kilometres of a future town centre and 4.2 kilometres from the Rockbank train station. Stockland Victoria general manager Mike Davis said Grandview would be built within “one of Australia’s fastest growing residential corridors”. “This new community will be one of Melbourne’s most accessible and liveable precincts, given the strong focus on infrastructure development in the area, including the duplication of the Melton railway line currently under way and recent completion of Caroline Springs railway station,” Mr Davis said.
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“Melbourne’s west is one of the last remaining growth areas in the city, and given its proximity to infrastructure and the CBD, interest across all projects in the region has been high.” Mr Davis said the new Truganina community would include a range of housing options, including townhouses.
“We look forward to working with authorities on the next steps to bring this new community to life and help more Victorians move into their own new homes,” he said. During August last year, the state government approved a precinct structure plan which includes building 5000 new homes by Stockland, in the Mt Atkinson estate of Truganina. According to the 2016 Australian Bureau of Statistics census, Truganina is home to 20,668 people, who live in 6274 houses. In the 2011 census, the area’s population was 9134 residents.
Hounds of happiness meet the dogs, find out more about adopting them and chat with greyhound owners. “What we enjoy is knowing, that out of talking to someone, they might adopt a dog and give them a good life,” Ms Idda said. “We decided to volunteer because we’ve had so much joy from them [greyhounds] – it’s like we’ve joined a religion, we want to spread the word. I describe them as polite, well-behaved dogs, low-maintenance and wonderfulnatured.” Ms Idda helped to start the Williams Landing Greyhound Walk group, which held its first gathering last month. The next outing will be held on May 6 from 10.30am, with owners meeting in the Williams Landing Shopping Centre carpark. Details: gap.grv.org.au Alesha Capone
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After adopting a greyhound, Point Cook’s Gina Idda decided she wanted to help other greyhounds find loving homes. Ms Idda adopted Scoot, who is nearly four years old, through the Greyhound Adoption Program (GAP), which is aimed at finding homes for greyhounds retired from racing. “Scoot chose me – he came over and leaned on me,” she said. “He wouldn’t leave me alone.” About nine months later, Ms Idda and her partner decided to volunteer with GAP – and that led them to adopting a second dog. “We went to the GAP induction course to become volunteers and came back with Molly,” Ms Idda said. Molly, who is aged one, has since become best pals with Scoot. Ms Idda said volunteering for GAP included attending the Greyhound Adoption Program Cafe in West Melbourne, where customers can
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This girl can do anything By Alesha Capone Werribee’s Janelle Evans wants to inspire women to become physically active. Ms Evans is an ambassador for a new online, print and television campaign called “This Girl Can”, which is being run by VicHealth. Based on a Sport England campaign of the same title, the movement aims to raise awareness that there is no “normal” and that it is important for women to be active, even if they are worried about what other people will think. Ms Evans was born without a fibula in her right leg and at the age of six, her right foot was amputated. She has a blade fitted to her leg, but this has not stopped her from being physically active. “My thing has always been, ‘If I can do it, anyone can do it’,” she said. Ms Evans said she played tennis and netball when she was younger, and is passionate about running and attending the gym. For the ‘This Girl Can’ campaign, she was filmed doing Zumba. Ms Evans said seeing herself on television was “exciting but a bit strange”. However, her sons – Finn, 8, and Oliver, 6, – have taken it in their stride. Ms Evans said Finn had told her it was “just normal now” to see his mother on TV. As an assistant principal at Newport Gardens Primary School, Ms Evans said many students had also said they liked seeing her on television. “Promoting females in sport and people with disabilities is very empowering,” Ms Evans said.
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Kinder boost for Wyndham Portable kindergarten buildings have been installed in Tarneit and Wyndham Vale in a bid to deal with rapid population growth. Early Childhood Education Minister Jenny Mikakos opened the building at Tarneit North Kindergarten last week. It will provide an additional 231 kindergarten places in Wyndham this year. A second portable kindergarten has been opened near the Wyndham Vale Primary School, offering another 66 kindergarten places. The government has also provided Hume, in the northern suburbs, with portable kindergartens as part of a $4.25 million project funded through the Growth Areas Infrastructure Contribution (GAIC). “Tarneit’s population is booming and we are getting on with the job of creating more local kinder places to meet the needs of growing communities in Melbourne’s west,” Ms Mikakos said. Wyndham mayor Peter Maynard said that without the temporary facilities, local children might have missed out on kindergarten places this year. The kindergartens may be relocated elsewhere once permanent kindergartens are opened in Tarneit and Wyndham Vale. Alesha Capone
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Six Wyndham clubs have obtained funding from the state government’s Sporting Club Grants Program. The Werribee Basketball Association will receive $2000 for first aid training. The Werribee Hockey Club will receive $2000 for coach development.
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A Werribee man has been charged with robbing three stores at gunpoint. The 39-year-old man was arrested in Altona on the morning of April 19. He is alleged to have held up stores in Altona, Altona North and Hoppers Crossing on April 18 and 19.
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By Charlene Macaulay Truganina’s Sienna DiBattista is sporting a new hairdo after chopping off 38 centimetres of her long tresses to make a wig for a child with cancer. The 10-year-old has been growing her hair for this very purpose for the past six years, finally taking the plunge earlier this month. “When I was four I went to a play centre and this girl had no hair and mum explained to me it was because she had cancer,” Sienna said. “I told mum ‘she can have my hair, mummy!’ Since then, I’ve been growing my hair until it was long enough to cut it off and donate it. “[Cutting] it was nerve-wracking, but exciting. Now, it feels very light. It’s good to know that my hair has gone to a good cause.” Now, children’s cancer charity Challenge is looking for a recipient to use Sienna’s hair, and the grade five Truganina South Primary School pupil hopes she will meet the girl that receives it. Sienna also raises $3240 to donate to Challenge. Mum Kate said: “She’s very selfless and she’s always been the kind of person to care about others before herself. “It’s nice that she’s been able to achieve one of her goals. Her plan is to re-grow it and do it again.” Kate thanked hairdressers Hair Phase for keeping Sienna’s hair in good condition while she was growing it out, and helping with the fundraising effort. Sienna will continue to fundraise until May 28. To donate, go to www.give.everydayhero. com/au/sienna-s-cut-for-kids-with-cancer
Wyndham council has reminded pet owners to ensure their animals are registered. Wyndham’s environment and sustainability portfolio holder, Cr Heather Marcus, said it was important that all dogs and cats were registered. “There are over 20,000 dogs and 6000 cats registered in Wyndham,” Cr Marcus said. “Because their owners have registered them with council, if any of these pets escape or get lost, we have a much better chance of being able to return them to their families. “Unfortunately, every year many pets never make their way home due to being unregistered.” Cr Marcus said it was also important that a pet owner’s details were changed on the register when they moved house or changed their phone number. “If we ever have to rescue your beloved cat or dog, then we need to make sure we can get in touch with you so they can be returned,” she said. Cr Marcus said money raised through pet registrations went towards providing the Wyndham community and their pets with off leash areas, free microchipping days, cat desexing, dog walking programs and the annual Pet and Animal Expo. All pets must be microchipped and cats must be desexed before they are registered. Details: www.wyndham.vic.gov.au Alesha Capone
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Serving youth in Point Cook A new outreach service is making Point Cook home. Youth Off The Streets (YOTS), a non-denominational community organisation working for disadvantaged young people who may be homeless, drug dependent or recovering from abuse, opened its first Victorian branch at the Point Cook Town Centre last week. YOTS chief executive Chris Riley said the move was in response to African youth involvement in crime and anti-social behaviours. “I first arrived in Wyndham in early January and it was clear that the young people in the area just weren’t getting the support they needed,” Father Riley said. “Since then, we have established a skilled team to provide young people in the area with services, activities and even just a place to hang out and get something to eat. “We have worked with local police, community elders, local politicians and young people to determine what is needed and wanted.” Father Riley said a youth worker and three African trainees had already made inroads in helping young people turn their lives around. “What we’ve seen is much more controlled behaviour,” he said. He said he discovered young African residents were being overwhelmed by news reports. “Kids were hiding in the trees, trying to avoid people taking photos of them [and]
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putting them down, so we’ve had to build that trust up,” he said. “One of the things in favour with these kids is that most of them attend school.” He said that while Ecoville Park in Tarneit appeared to have become much less of a trouble hot-spot, the YOTS service would continue to run outreach and street walk programs throughout Wyndham on an as-needed basis, for all residents. “One of my jobs is for every person in Werribee [to feel safe],” he said. “I understand the anger of the shopkeepers who had been broken into, or whose stores had been trashed by kids … I wasn’t naive about that. My job is for the whole of Werribee.”
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Fight for the homeless The Northern and Western Homelessness Network is calling on the federal government to take action on youth homelessness. The network of specialist homelessness and family violence organisations in Melbourne’s north and west includes Kat Perdriau from Hope Street Youth and Family Services. Ms Perdriau said there were about nine refuges for young people in Melbourne, with
about 80 beds between them – and that was not enough to cater for demand. “We might have a young person who goes to an access point from Werribee and gets placed in Dandenong because this is the only place where a bed is available that night,” she said. Ms Perdriau said most young people, even if they received Youth Allowance and
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Candidates under the spotlight By Charlene Macaulay The Committee for Wyndham is calling on the area’s state election candidates to step up and declare their intentions before voters head to the polls in November. Barbara McLure from the Committee for Wyndham said the organisation would be hosting a candidate forum on November 1, three weeks out from the November 24 state election, to allow candidates contesting the
seats of Werribee, Tarneit and Altona to speak directly with voters and to share their vision and plans for the seat they hope to occupy. It’s the first time this type of forum has been held in Wyndham prior to a state election. The committee had originally planned to run another forum in June, but has scrapped those plans because a number of potential candidates have yet to formally state their intentions. Ms McLure said Wyndham was well behind in government support and funding, with the
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area’s phenomenal growth exacerbating traffic and other infrastructure needs. “Our role in the community is to advocate for Wyndham, and that’s what our members want us to do,” she said.
“I think we’ve got to give candidates the opportunity to say what they’re going to do for Wyndham, I think that’s really very important. Wyndham people are really interested in Wyndham. Don’t give us the global stuff, just tell me what you’re going to do for Wyndham.” Ms McLure said the committee had invited Premier Daniel Andrews and Opposition Leader Matthew Guy to meet its members and provide any policies that have been developed for, and are relevant to, Wyndham.
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Chirnside Park sets new standard By Alesha Capone The $11.75 million redevelopment of Chirnside Park in Werribee has been hailed as an “elite facility” during its official opening. Werribee MP Tim Pallas, speaking at last week’s launch, said the new hub would give sports clubs and residents enhanced opportunities to enjoy the sports they loved. “I couldn’t think of better facilities to watch sports being played,” he said. Werribee Football Club president Martin Carter compared the new Chirnside Park set-up to both a “Maserati” and a delicious dessert.
“I believe that sport is the dessert trolley of life and in that case, I believe we have a perfect panna cotta on the trolley,” he said. Mr Carter said the redevelopment, the first sod of which was turned in April, 2016, comprised 56 rooms in total. Wyndham mayor Peter Maynard also expressed delight about the many benefits the new facility would have for the broader community. “We now have a facility that will be a community meeting place we can be proud of for generations to come,” Cr Maynard said. He said the hub’s redevelopment had been funded by the council ($5.5 million), the
federal government ($3.25 million), the state government ($1.5 million), the Werribee Football Club ($1 million), the Australian Football League ($250,000) and the Australian Football League Victoria ($250,000). The new hub includes facilities for women’s football, a commercial kitchen and kiosk, a multi-purpose social meeting room and community spaces. Federal Sport Minister Bridget McKenzie, said the redevelopment was an endorsement of a philosophy that sought to get “more Australians more active, more often”. “It’s not just a way to stay healthy … it’s a good investment too,” she said.
Cr John Gibbons, Wyndham council CEO Kelly Grigsby, Cr Kim McAliney, Tino Ballan from Ballan Holden and Cr Peter Maynard at the official opening. (Alesha Capone)
Art program is top flight Residents at a Werribee aged-care facility are getting creative as they help a very special sculpture take wing. Artist Kaz McGlynn is running an arts program at Mercy Place Wyndham, helping residents to build, fire and paint bird statuettes. The statuettes will then be used to create a sculpture that will be placed permanently in the centre’s courtyard. The finished sculpture would stand about two metres tall and incorporate Mercy Place Wyndham’s values and a mosaic. Mercy Place Wyndham lifestyle co-ordinator, Anne Irwin, said the program started in January. “The outcome will be something colourful which the residents will be able to enjoy,” Ms Irwin said. “The fact that it will be a permanent sculpture in the courtyard – and
that families and future residents will be able to see it and it will last for a long time – is pretty special.” Ms Irwin said she invited Ms McGlynn to run an arts program after seeing her in action at a Geelong aged-care facility. She said Mercy Place Wyndham residents, including some from the memory support unit, had enjoyed working with Ms McGlynn. “They’re socialising, they can communicate together and they get great satisfaction out of it,” she said. “They just enjoy being able to actually create something.” Alesha Capone Artist Kaz McGlynn with one of the bird statuettes. (Joe Mastroianni)
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Expo fills a special need By Charlene Macaulay Rebecca Perkins knows first-hand the struggle of caring for a special needs child – and she’s keen to help others in the same boat. The Hoppers Crossing mother has been involved with special needs children for the past 18 years, starting off as a special needs teacher in the UK, getting qualifications in child psychology and sociology, and finally as mum to 12-year-old son Lachlan, who has ADHD and an intellectual disability.
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Frustrated with the lack of information and support for parents of children with additional needs, she started up the My Special Child website to provide information, strategies and support to parents, carers and educators of children with a special need. The site has quickly gained a large online following. Last year, Ms Perkins also started hosting conferences as another way to give parents and carers support. This year she’s taking it one step further, hosting the Melbourne Special Needs Expo at Encore Events Centre on June 30. The expo will include about 60 special needs exhibitors and a range of guest speakers. “There’s lots of websites out there for autism, for ADHD, but the problem is there’s very few kids who fit neatly into one box. I wanted to create something that provided people – parents, mostly – with the information they needed, regardless of the situation,” Ms Perkins said. “People don’t realise just how little support
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Mixed vote on redistribution A plan to change the boundaries of the federal seat of Lalor has garnered a mixed response from the community. The Australian Electoral Commission has recommended moving Williams Landing, south of Federation Trail, and a large chunk of Point Cook, extending from Hacketts, Sneydes and Point Cook roads, over to the seat of Gellibrand. Parts of Altona Meadows, Laverton and Laverton North that are currently in Lalor are also likely to become part of Gellibrand. Currently, 131,058 voters are enrolled in Lalor – more than 10 per cent above the current enrolment quota of 106,954. Wyndham councillor Josh Gilligan said he was pleased to see Lalor had retained the Truganina industrial estate and Tarneit. “Essentially, they’ve moved the seat further to the west,” he said. “It’s a very favourable outcome.” But Bob Fairclough from the Point Cook Action Group said the group opposed the proposed changes because it would effectively split Point Cook between Lalor and Gellibrand. “It’s going to make it much harder to discuss, and comment on, federal issues, because rather than dealing with one MP, we’ll be dealing with two,” he said. The AEC will accept written objections to the proposed changes until 6pm on May 4. Objections can also be submitted at FedRedistribution-VIC@aec.gov.au Charlene Macaulay
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New boss off and racing By Charlene Macaulay Werribee Racing Club’s new general manager believes the Werribee Cup is onto a winner with its December race date. Ashley Baker, who took over the reins from general manager Glenn Scott two months ago, said the Werribee Cup would continue to run in December, with crowd numbers steadily increasing since it was permanently moved to December three years ago.
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Historically, the Werribee Cup was run on the Wednesday before the Melbourne Cup – usually late October – but organisers struggled to hold down a consistent date once the international quarantine centre opened in the suburb in 2010. “Prior management have done a lot of hard work and we got over 4500 people here last year [for the Werribee Cup], we want to aim for 6000 this year and continue to grow on that number going forward,� Mr Baker said. Mr Baker started out his racing career as racing manager for racehorse trainer David Brideoake in Mornington, before moving to the state racing department. He also runs his own business, Thorough Communications Solutions, which films all of the jump-outs across Melbourne and other media services. Now, Mr Baker is keen to re-forge ties between Werribee Racing Club and the community, and particularly wants to grow the use of its functions and events centre.
Ashley Baker is the new general manager for the Werribee Racing Club. (Damjan Janevski)
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community and the broader racing industry in Victoria. “The footy club do it very well, we need to be like that ‌ we need to connect like other sporting clubs do locally.â€?
Funds to keep families safe Wyndham service providers will share in nearly $1 million to grow family violence programs that encourage perpetrators to change their attitudes and behaviour. The state government has allocated $965,269 to expand men’s behaviour change programs and men’s intake and referral services in Wyndham, to be delivered by LifeWorks Relationship Counselling and Education Services and Djerriwarrh Health. This is in line with recommendations from the Royal Commission into Family Violence and will provide up to 220 new places in the program. The men’s behaviour change program is a group-based educational program that holds perpetrators to account, challenges their use of violence, and monitors and responds to any risk they pose. It is different to anger management programs and relationship counselling. Evidence from the United Kingdom has found these programs can reduce the use of physical and sexual violence, and increase victim survivor’s perceptions of safety. The program is available to family violence perpetrators over the age of 18 who meet a range of criteria under the Family Violence Protection Act 2008. Werribee MP Tim Pallas said: “We’re proud to be investing in Wyndham to encourage perpetrators to change their behaviour and keep women and children safe.� Charlene Macaulay
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Zoo fun for toddlers Children will be able to enjoy face-painting, crafts and hairbraiding at Werribee Open Range Zoo’s African Village in coming months. Toddler Thursdays will be held at the zoo every Thursday throughout April, May and June from 9.30am to 12.30pm. Activities will also include dress-ups, music and dance. Each week’s event will feature a different ambassador animal, which will be linked to the children’s activities and education about Zoos Victoria’s conservation campaigns.
Toddler Thursdays are included with general admission to the zoo – $36 for adults, $32.50 for seniors, $27 for concession, $18 for children aged 4-15 years old (who receive free entry on weekends and school/public holidays) and free for children aged three and under. Details: zoo.org.au/werribee/whats-on/ toddler-Thursdays Alesha Capone
Frock up for Ladies Day Ladies, it’s time to frock up, don your fascinators and get on the punt. Werribee Racecourse will be celebrating its last race day for the 2017-18 season in style, with the Wyndham Business and Tourism Association hosting a special Ladies’ Day at the races on Sunday, May 6, from noon. Tonia Tribe from the WBTA said the race day was the perfect opportunity for ladies (and gentlemen) to get dressed up and have a fun day out. Tickets are $79 and include a two-course lunch, welcome drink and the chance to win big on one of the races. Tickets are available from Tonia T Boutique, 16 Watton Street, Werribee, or by calling 9974 0352. Michelle Blake (from left), Ms Tribe and Sherren McGregor kicked up their heels at Werribee Racecourse last week for the club’s penultimate race day. Charlene Macaulay
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MY WYNDHAM Former Wyndham councillor and prolific volunteer Marcel Mahfoud has lived in the municipality for 15 years. He chats with Alesha Capone.
I suppose the opportunities we are creating here. People say there are huge challenges with growth. I say, we’re creating new communities and we’ve got the chance to get it right. I love Watton Street, I love Wyndham and I love the Werribee River. My children are what drives me. Everything I do is for them. What has been the biggest change in Wyndham in the past 15 years? Probably its transformation from a sleepy town to a vibrant city. Tell me about some of your volunteer work in the community. I’ve been school council president since 2015 at The Grange P-12 College. I came in at the same time as the new principal. We were able to look at the school holistically and make a big effort in improving learning outcomes. There is a strong connection to the community – the principal says almost daily that students are going to do something out in the community. One thing will also be a focus on sports as part of the college’s new sports academy. There is also an emerging performing arts program. There is amazing talent here. I have three presidencies at the moment – the college council, the Weerama committee and of Truganina Community Group, which we’re
getting advice on changing the name to be a Wyndham-wide community group. I’m also treasurer of the Wynbay Blue Light Disco. How long have you been involved with the Weerama committee? Weerama was cancelled in 2015, I came in after that. We brought it back from the edge of extinction, a small team and myself. I’ve realised in the last few years how important it is to the community – that’s what keeps driving me. What were some of your achievements as a councillor?
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I was a councillor from 2010 to 2012, in the Chaffey ward. One of the biggest things was the Active Schools Program. I put that through as a notice of motion – it was one of my proudest moments. Now several Wyndham schools are involved in it. With other councillors, I was also involved in the expansion of the Senior’s Festival program, facilitation of the Universal Organics Collection Service, a bicycle crossing networks feasibility study and the council’s plan for community health, wellbeing and safety strategy. I was also on several committees, including the Youth Task Force Committee, the Western Region Environment Centre and the Wyndham Extended School Hub Partnership.
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Mayoral Column Works on some of our busiest roads across Wyndham will be beginning in the coming weeks. Dubbed the Western Roads Upgrade, we’ve been in discussions with VicRoads and Netflow – the consortium completing the construction – to gain a better understanding of the disruption the works may cause. VicRoads has been working with Council officers to ensure our residents and local businesses are kept up to date on what is happening. While these upgrades aren’t Council projects, we’ll be working closely with VicRoads to ensure the works are completed in a smooth process, minimising disruption as best we can. The Western Roads Upgrade is a $1.8 billion program of road upgrades and maintenance across the outer west – which will no doubt result in less congested, safer roads for our community. To keep up to date on the project, search “western roads upgrade” at www.vicroads.vic.gov.au While we’re on the topic of roads, I’d like to encourage you all to check out our Proposed Budget and Integrated Plan for the 2018/19 financial year. As Wyndham City’s Growth and Transport Portfolio Holder, I’m very happy that up to $37 million has been allocated to local roads. For more information on our budget, head to www.theloop.wyndham.vic.gov.au It’s also worth following the Wyndham City Living page on Facebook to keep up to date on all these projects. Regards, Peter Maynard
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FROM THE ARCHIVES Star Weekly looks back through the pages of our predecessor, the Werribee Banner
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Werribee Shire Council is almost certain to approach the Board of Works to have the Board change its planning policies to approve 4ha subdivisions at Werribee South. In recent months Werribee Shire Council has backed three successful appeals by Werribee South landholders against the Boards’ refusal to grant subdivision below the present minimum of 8ha.
A feasibility study is being prepared for a proposed cinema complex to be built at the Werribee Plaza Shopping Centre in Heaths Rd. Pacific Shopping Centres Pty Ltd, the owners of the Werribee Plaza, is compiling the feasibility report for the project and started preliminary talks with a theatre operator about three weeks ago.
The Werribee RSL sub-branch has become the first in Victoria to introduce a scheme designed to involve young people in Anzac Day marches across the country. Community Link encourages secondary school children to become involved in marches on behalf of local veterans at annual Anzac Day parades.
A disturbing video, showing the savage assault of two girls by another at a Werribee school, has appeared on the internet. A teenager is expected to be charged this week with assault-related offences.
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Free parenting workshops
Drummond Street Services, Wyndham council and the Wyndham Community and Education Centre are hosting two-hour sessions at Arndell Park Community Centre, 29-49 Federation Boulevard, Truganina, to help mums and dads work together and enjoy the transition to parenthood. For couples from the South Sudanese community, a class will be held on April 28 from 2-4pm, and for African families with babies under the age of one, a class will be held on May 5, from 11am-1pm. ■ Sinem, 9663 6733 or email sinem.celep@ds.org.au
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A Biggest Morning Tea will be held to raise funds for the Cancer Council, at The Clubhouse, Point Cook Village, 320 Point Cook Road, Point Cook, on Thursday, May 17, from 10.30am-1.30pm. For a $5
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RoadSafe Westgate Community Road Safety Council will host a free senior drivers expo at Melton Library and Learning Hub, 31 McKenzie Street, Melton from 9.45am on April 28. Participants get a free, confidential driving assessment in their own car as well as a check of their car’s roadworthiness. There will also be information on road laws, health and effects of medicines. Lunch is provided for free. Places are limited so booking is essential. ■ Lynette, 9742 7534
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Wyndham City is seeking expressions of interest from local residents and environmental organisations for three voluntary positions on the Wyndham Refuse Disposal Facility and Waste Management Community Reference Group. The three year membership term will commence in late June 2018. The CRG provides valuable input into Council decision making about the current and future operation and environmental performance of the Wyndham Refuse Disposal Facility and waste collection services in Wyndham.
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North West delivers diverse delights By Ewen McRae The Pacific North West, something of a hidden gem, is worth adding to your travel bucket list. Head up the west coast from the tourist hot-spots in California and you’ll find Portland, Seattle and Vancouver – three cities with plenty to offer any traveller. Portland is fast becoming a food and drink mecca in the US thanks to interesting restaurants, craft breweries and a bohemian feel. The vision of the city portrayed in cult sketch comedy series Portlandia is easy to recognise, while one walk around the Hawthorne District will give you an insight into what the city is about. A must for any visitor is a visit to Powell’s Books, followed by a look around the restored Baghdad Theatre across the road. Both are icons of Portland. Sitting outside the theatre and watching the eclectic crowds at the artistic hub of the city is one of the charms of the area. On the food side, a visit to Salt & Straw is mandatory. There you’ll get ice-cream with a difference. Sure, there’s your standard chocolate or strawberry, but why not branch out with pear and blue cheese, strawberry balsamic and black pepper, or avocado and chocolate fudge? Did I mention Portland is a bit quirky? There’s a plethora of organic and home-style restaurants across the city, and every sector of the city has its own distinct flavour. If you want to work off some of your culinary gorgings, take a bus up to Forest Park and have a stroll through the pine forest. Walking tracks provide great views of the city, and while it’s only just outside the centre of town, the tranquility of the national park
delivers a feel of real isolation. A definite tick for nature lovers. A drive up the highway and is one of my favourite cities, Seattle – birthplace of grunge music and Starbucks, but offering so much more. As far as tourist sights go, two of the best are a stone’s throw from each other – the Museum of Pop Culture and the iconic Space Needle. The museum nods to Seattle’s vibrant music
past that includes Nirvana, Soundgarden and Jimmi Hendrix, as well as a rotating roster of exhibits to showcase all manner of pop culture delights. If you’re a lover of music, this is a must; if you’re a musician yourself, you can head upstairs to play on instruments. Just next door is the Space Needle, built in 1962 and offering the best views of the city. It, too, is a must.
Be sure to head to Pike Market, one of the largest permanent markets in the US, while a history tour through Seattle’s underground will not disappoint. If you visit at the right time of year, I’d recommend trying to see the Seahawks play in the NFL. The city is awash with their colours all year around, but the live experience is something you’ll remember long after departing the city. The stadium is designed to
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be one of the loudest in the world, while the city takes great pride in having the most fervent fans in the land. Continuing north will take you across the border, into Canada and its biggest west coast city, Vancouver. Trendy and friendly are the two words I would use to describe this city, with one walk through the centre of the city showcasing both. Surrounded by snow-capped mountains, and a gateway to the nearby snowfields, Vancouver is a melting pot of things to do. If Portland didn’t give you enough craft beer there is an entire market for it on Granville Island and plenty of good local produce to help soak up the hops. A trip to Canada must include plenty of poutine, the national dish of chips, gravy and cheese curds, with lots of variations on that theme. Find your favourite on any corner. Stanley Park, just outside the city, has a number of fantastic walking tracks, with wildlife such as ducks and beavers to gaze upon. A walk off the beaten track had me feeling like I’d stepped into Narnia. Make the effort one morning to get up early and try out one of the city’s breakfast or brunch spots, where too much maple syrup is never enough. The lines outside Jam Cafe tell the whole story and it is worth the wait. Vancouver nightlife has a little for everyone, from upscale clubs to cute cocktail lounges and grungy dive bars. Each section of the city has a different style, so do your research before heading out or you could be in for a long walk to find your style of bar. Above all else in Canada, talk to the locals. They’re so helpful and love helping out visitors. Enjoy your travels!
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CONSIDER THE SAUCE Kenny Weir was tickled to get in a pickle If there’s one thing that exceeds in enjoyment the fabulous food we eat doing Consider The Sauce, it’s all the many wonderful people we meet in the process. One of them is Justin Mansfield, a fine bloke and a long-time reader and supporter of CTS who has become a good lunch buddy and all-round pal. He is also a man with very sour tastes. We have happily taken delivery of jars from three different batches of his amazing pickled cucumbers. So when the opportunity arises for me to take up an otherwise empty place in one of his kimchi classes, I grab it. Even though I’m not a kimchi fan! I figure Justin’s kimchi is bound to be superior to that served in most Korean places. Besides, like it or not, I am interested in the story and the process. The crew that gathers at West Footscray Neighbourhood House is an interesting and happy one, with about half its members CTS readers. Justin runs a great class. He covers just enough of the history and background without getting bogged down in detail. Just as interesting is his advice on buying ingredients and the tale behind his journey to becoming a self-confessed “kimchi nerd”. Over two and a half enjoyable hours, he takes us from a pile of womboks to the finished product. Along the way, we learn about the necessity
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of finding the right dry ingredients such as salt and chilli flakes, as well as the other vegetables. After that, it’s just a matter of salting, mixing, blending, tossing and bottling. It was a hoot! I learned a lot and now have two bottles of prime kimchi to experiment with at home.
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Keep it cosy this winter with a heater from Harvey Norman Melbourne autumns can be mellow but next month can produce icy blasts – and we need to be prepared, writes Carole Levy. Harvey Norman stores are bursting at the seams with all types of heating systems. Among a myriad of other heaters, they have electric panel heaters, ideal for kids’ bedrooms and apartments; and flued gas heaters to tame the climate in large spaces; to split-systems for heating the entire home.
It has a 5.2kW heating output and a built-in humidifier tray that creates good balance and comfort in indoor air. Zero indoor emissions also make it great for allergy sufferers and those with other respiratory problems.
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This European-designed heater is economical, totally silent and allergy-free and comes with a lifetime warranty. If you or your kids have asthma, this one is a beauty for keeping bedrooms healthy and cosy. It reads room temperature every 30 seconds ensuring maximum economy, is super-easy to use and can be wall-mounted or freestanding. It’s also a perfect choice for apartment living rooms – users say once the biggest room is heated up, doors can be opened to allow heat to flow through to other areas. They also say it’s not a ‘drying’ heat. The sleek design doesn’t impinge on decor, and an extra $50 gets you a timer. Rinnai EnergySaver 559FT Flued Gas Fan Heater – white, $1989 This is one is the most popular choices of power-flued space heaters for Australian homes and ideal for large living areas. A powerful fan on this gas heater ensures the heat is evenly spread throughout the room. More good news is that it has a 4.3-star energy rating and, if you run it on ‘economy’ mode, you can expect even lower running costs.
Fujitsu 8.5kW Inverter Reverse-Cycle Split-System, $2165 (Plus bonus Weber Baby QTM Titanium Q1000 LP (50060224) via redemption – until May 5, 2018) With a vertical swinging louvre, dehumidifying action and a programmable timer, this one is designed for year-round climate comfort – as effective in winter as it is in summer. It has a micro-processor that adjusts airflow to compensate for changes in an area’s temperature, as well as providing efficient operation. It even has a human sensor, adjusting output to the number of people in a room, so it limits energy use and maintains desired temperature. Available in smaller sizes to suit bedrooms as well, this particular model has a 9kW heating capacity (8.5kW cooling) which means it can cosy up larger open-plan areas. Users say it quickly and easily heats several rooms. And the dehumidifying function can remove up to 2.5 litres of moisture per hour. To browse further heating choices, go to www.harveynorman.com.au, or visit a store near you.
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SUPER SPROUTS Can you think of a vegie that is more maligned than the poor old brussels sprout? Kids and adults alike have been known to turn up their noses at the mere mention of them … “I hate the smell. I hate the taste! I just HATE them.” Perhaps it’s the way our parents boiled them into oblivion that contributed to their reputation as the social leper of the vegetable world. Well I, for one, have long been a fan of the humble sprout. I love them pan-fried with butter, garlic and a good squeeze of lemon. Chuck in some pancetta for a match made in heaven. But if you really want to experience just how delicious brussels sprouts can be, try your hand at brussels sprouts sliders. There are recipe variations available online, but basically … halve the sprouts, toss them in olive oil and sea salt and roast until golden on the outside and nice and soft on the inside. The sprout halves become your slider “buns”. Fill them with crispy bacon, a slice of brie and caramelised onion, spear it all together with a toothpick (just like a mini-burger) and you’ll find it hard to stop at one. Not only do they look and taste great, they’re a super option for those keeping an eye on their carb intake.
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Next time you have visitors over, try whipping them up as an appetiser to serve with drinks. For an easy step-by-step guide, try the brussels sprouts sliders recipe at www.delish.com
“If you really want to make a friend, go to someone’s house and eat … the people who give you their food give you their heart” – Cesar Chavez (American civil rights activist)
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Owner-designed and built by Keogh Homes, this sophisticated property in prized Wattle Grove estate will attract discerning families. Of about 35 squares under the roof, the house has five fitted bedrooms, the main with walk-in and built-in robes plus a sleek dual-basin en suite. The dual-basin main bathroom has subway tiling, an oval free-standing tub and enclosed toilet. Three separate living areas comprise a lounge room behind double doors, a family-meals zone with concrete flooring under a vaulted ceiling and a rumpus room. Soft grey and white palette, porcelain tiles, square-set cornices, decorative skirts and top-notch fixtures add panache. The high-end kitchen has granite benches, soft-close cabinetry, Smeg appliances and a walk-in pantry. A covered deck faces an in-ground pool and manicured lawns. A drive-through double garage with internal access is included.
Built by Porter Davis as part of the Prestige range, this house of about 38 squares has the look and feel of quality. The block of about 710 square metres neighbours a native-planted reserve and Baden Powell College is 50 metres down the road. Spotted gum floorboards anchor a cinema-ready theatre room with raised seating area, as well as the expansive living hub. A carpeted lounge room, under angled ceiling, has a gas log fire, while another carpeted area could serve as a snug or library. The kitchen, with Caesarstone bench with wine racks at one end, has two french-door pantries, a dishwasher and 900mm cooker. Four fitted bedrooms include the large main with spacious, dual-basin en suite. Bifolds open to a covered deck that serves as an outside room, while an alarm and double garage with internal access are other inclusions.
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WERRIBEE 149a Shaws Road, 3030
Greg Hocking Lawson Partners Werribee: 9741 9666 Private sale
First National Westwood: 9742 5555
Price: $780,000 – $850,000
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This one is a large family’s dream come true, with seven bedrooms, all with built-in robes (the main with walk-in robe and en suite). All that accommodation joins a central kitchen, meals and lounge area with a carpeted living room beyond. The kitchen has hardwood gloss cabinetry, with stone benches looking over hardwood floors. A split-system keeps things cool. Upstairs, the main bathroom plus a separate powder room are next to the third living room. The laundry is big and has rear access leading to a large outside area that is low on maintenance and ready to be transformed. There is a double garage with rear access.
Pared back, compact living is on offer here, with a block of about 270 square metres requiring minimal upkeep and having the advantage of incurring no body corporate fees. Downsizers, couples and small families are likely to show interest in this well-kept place. Two bedrooms, with mirrored wardrobes, share a fresh bathroom. A tiled, light-filled living room adjoins the kitchen, which has an underbench oven, gas cooktop and dishwasher. Ceilings are 2.7 metres high, contributing a spacious feel, and gas ducted heating and a split-system provide effective temperature control. A concrete patio is next to a small patch of lawn and easy-care plantings to add greenery. The remote-controlled garage has internal access.
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WERRIBEE 6 Florence Court, 3030 Barry Plant Werribee: 9731 8888
Price: $690,000 – $730,000
In a quiet court – yet within a 10-minute stroll of Watton Street – this one stands out from other high-calibre properties thanks to its striking architecture. The steep church-like rise of the gable and the curved walls extending from it are wonderfully mirrored inside, creating a house of true distinction. The drama begins immediately upon entry to a terracotta-toned tiled foyer where, on the right, a carpeted step-down lounge room has a trio of huge windows rising up to meet the soaring pitched ceiling. An open brick fireplace is flanked by a wood storage nook, while crisp white
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walls bounce around streams of light. Adjoining the lounge room, a tiled step-up dining area connects with the kitchen, which can also be reached via the entry hall that arcs around past a wooden open-tread staircase. Stone-effect laminate tops white 2pac cabinetry in the kitchen, which has splashback tiles in a lovely green shade, a Miele dishwasher, underbench oven and 900mm gas cooktop. To the left of entry is a carpeted study with a curved nib wall, next to which runs a grey-carpeted hallway leading to the three fitted bedrooms and bright main bathroom
with frameless shower and a glass-brick window; the toilet is separate. Two of the bedrooms, including the main, have doors to a long deck that has grape vines and runs all along the back. The main bedroom has mirrored built-in robes, plus a walk-through robe to a grey-and-white en suite with frameless shower. It’s worth noting at this point that the entire house is beautifully presented and all German-engineered PVC windows are in casement/tilt style and glazed for maximum energy efficiency – true of all glass doors. The large mezzanine living room at the top of the stairs has honey-toned
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11 Chigwell Court. Hoppers Crossing 3A
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593 (approx)m2
AUCTION THIS SAT A URDAY AT A @2PM! AY This lovely family home on a 593m2 (approx.) corner allotment in Hoppers Crossing provides 3 bedrooms & an open plan design. Additional features include heating, cooling, manicured gardens and side access to a big shed. Inspections are a must! Auction 28th April 2018 2:00pm
Inspect Sat 1:30-2:00pm photo ID req
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1 Goldenfleece Pl. Hoppers Crossing 4A
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530 (aprx)m2
AUCTION THIS SAT A URDAY AT A @1PM! AY Located within the Cambridge Primary School zone this home offers an abundance of space for the whole family both indoors and out. With a renovated bathroom and en-suite this home is sure to impress, inspections are a must!
Auction 28th April 2018 1:00pm
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36 WYNDHAM STAR WEEKLY \ APRIL 25, 2018
8 Priestley Av A enue. Hoppers Crossing 3A
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593 (approx)m2
AUCTION THIS SAT A URDAY AT A @11AM! AY In the highly sought after Mossfiel Estate, a great family home awaits you with quality features such as cypress pine floorboards, manicured gardens, multiple living zones throughout and all located a short distance to Hoppers Crossing Train Station and more! Auction 28th April 2018 11:00am
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5 Wyena Court. Hoppers Crossing 3A
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667 (approx)m2
AUCTION THIS SAT A URDAY AT A @3PM! AY With a modern style in mind, this home has everything the growing family could need including an abundance of yard space, two living areas, high ceilings, beautifully maintained gardens, drive thru access and a grand entertaining area perfect for guests all year round! Auction 28th April 2018 3:00pm
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37 WYNDHAM STAR WEEKLY \ APRIL 25, 2018
526 Derrimut Road. T rneit Ta 4A
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533 (approx)m2
AUCTION THIS SAT A URDAY AT A @12PM! AY Located minutes from shopping, schools and trains. 26sq (approx..) four bedroom, two living zones. Timber deck and pergola. Security cameras, alarm system, split system cooling, ducted heating. Set on a generous 533m2 (approx.) land allotment. Auction 28th April 2018 12:00pm
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7 Fairview Parade. 74 T rneit Ta 2A
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AUCTION THIS SAT A URDAY AT A @10AM! AY Located minutes from shopping, schools and trains. Low maintenance two bedroom, two living zones. Patio and pergola. Alarm system, split system cooling, ducted heating. Directly across the road for terrific schools. Call Andrew Conte to inspect today. y y. Auction 28th April 2018 10:00am
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38 WYNDHAM STAR WEEKLY \ APRIL 25, 2018
191 Thames Boulevard. T rneit Ta 4A
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AUCTION THIS SAT A URDAY AT A @12PM! AY Offering and abundance of space for the family this modern home offers multiple living areas indoors and two separate outdoor spaces. Located within close proximity to multiple schools and only a stones throw away from public transport this home is sure to impress! Auction 28th April 2018 12:00pm
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17 Murrumbidgee St. Wyndham Va V le
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This fantastic home featuring, four bedrooms, two bathrooms. Open plan kitchen with stainless steel appliances. low maintenance garden. Close to Westbourne Grammar, Al Ta T qwa. Call Andrew Conte to inspect today. y y.
This spacious family home is sure to impress and is awaiting you! Featuring Four spacious fitted bedrooms and a rumpus room.T . his .T spacious family home is sure to impress and is awaiting you!
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39 WYNDHAM STAR WEEKLY \ APRIL 25, 2018
2/34 Cameron Drive. Hoppers Crossing
20 Fortune Street. Truganina
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Conveniently located close by Pacific Werribee, public transport, local schools and parks, this low maintenance & neat residence is ready to move straight into! Great features include heating and cooling, manicured gardens, secure garage, an open plan design & much more! Auction 12th May 2018 1:00pm
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Beautiful Metricon 2014 built home with remaining builders warranty. Four good sized bedrooms (master with WIR and ENS). Open plan meals and good-sized kitchen. Central bathroom with full bath and shower facilities. Don’t miss this opportunity. Call Andrew Conte 0413 236 222. Auction 12th May 2018 11:00am
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87 Manor Lakes Bvld. Manor Lakes
5 Elmslie Street. Wyndham Vale
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Conveniently located across from local schools, public transport, Wyndham Vale Train Station and Manor Lakes Shopping Centre, this state of the art home screams style and versatility with ample living space, a hostess style kitchen and drive through access with an additional shed!
Auction 12th May 2018 12:00pm
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40 WYNDHAM STAR WEEKLY \ APRIL 25, 2018
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A well thought out family home awaits you in the Bluestone Estate with a versatile floor plan close by to local schools, parks, shops and public transport. This home is perfect for first home buyers, investors or those looking for a residential change. Auction 19th May 2018 12:00pm
Inspect Contact Sat 10:00-10:30am Samantha McCarthy 0431 712 899 photo ID req
32 Landing Place. Point Cook
21 Eldridge Court. Point Cook
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A perfect home for the young family or an excellent investment nestled in the Featherbrook Estate! Complete with a covered outdoor entertainment area with timber decking and a low maintenance back yard. Auction 12th May 2018 12:00pm
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This beautifully presented, newly renovated, low maintenance, 3 bedroom home is ready to welcome a new family in the Newminster estate! Complete with a covered outdoor entertainment space with a garden shed and a spacious back yard. Auction 28th April 2018 1:00pm
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23 The Esplanade. Sanctuary Lakes
2 Dargy Amble. Point Cook
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485m2 (approx.) allotment, 24 sq (approx.) home. 3 bedrooms, generously spacious study/formal living and huge family area. Established low maintenance front and rear gardens, side access for boat/caravan. Access to Sanctuary Lakes Lifestyle Centre.
Situated on a fantastic 564m2(approx.) this meticulously presented perfectly located home boasts 4 bedrooms, 2 living areas, separate dinning area and remote lock-up double garage. Beautifully maintained garden with artificial turf, potential side access.
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41 WYNDHAM STAR WEEKLY \ APRIL 25, 2018
Triwest Real Estate 133 Bethany Road, Hoppers Crossing
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It’s a Knockout! Enter the market in style or downsize delightfully to this light filled home. The smart open plan design offers separate living and dining areas leading into an inviting outdoor undercover area and secure rear yard with lovely established gardens. The kitchen impresses with modern appliances, large pantry and breakfast bar. Three well-appointed bedrooms offer built in robes and share a central bathroom. Complimented by ducted heating, split system air conditioning, separate laundry and single remote garage with direct internal entry. Opposite parklands, with a choice of schools, shopping centres, sports facilities and public transport close by.
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Saturday 10.30am - 11.00am Saturday 28th April at 11.00am $400,000 - $440,000 Paul Nuske - 0414 717 458 paul@triwest.com.au triwest.com.au/989874
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Somewhere to Start Perfect for first home buyers, downsizers or investors ready to dip their toes into the property market, this appealing 3 bedroom home will delight inside and out. The thoughtful layout offers an open plan living area, dining and fully equipped kitchen that overlooks the rear yard and covered deck which is a great spot to relax and unwind. Gas central heating, evaporative cooling, heating and remote single garage with internal access add to the comfort levels. Situated on a 500m2 approx block with room for additional off street parking and conveniently positioned to local amenities.
INSPECT FOR SALE CONTACT EMAIL WEB
Saturday 1.00pm - 1.30pm $450,000 - $480,000 Austin Skilton - 0413 163 662 austin@triwest.com.au triwest.com.au/992483
5 Gertrude Court, Tarneit
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Quietly Located, Generous in Space This spacious 4 bedroom home offers plenty, with large block size of over 780m2 approx located in popular Rose Grange. The main bedroom features full ensuite & WIR, with the living space comprising of separate formal lounge & dining, an open plan meals/family area flowing to a separate rumpus room. The kitchen is central to the home and offers ample storage. Includes gas central heating, s/system air con, remote double garage and solar panel system with a 5kw inverter. The home also hosts side access to the rear yard. Situated in a quiet court with a large yard for the kids and pets and conveniently located to Thomas Carr College and Tarneit Village.
INSPECT FOR SALE CONTACT EMAIL WEB
Saturday 2.00pm - 2.30pm $600,000 - $650,000 Austin Skilton - 0413 163 662 austin@triwest.com.au triwest.com.au/988968
triwest.com.au 6A Watton Street, Werribee 9741 5900 42 WYNDHAM STAR WEEKLY \ APRIL 25, 2018
LAWSON PARTNERS
NEW LISTING
64 Hopetoun Road,Werribee From first glance to final detail the message is clear – sitting on over 1000m2 allotment this exceptional four bedroom, two bathroom residence takes luxury to unsurpassed levels.The refinement of generous living and dining areas is matched by the elegance and efficiency of a central kitchen featuring elite stainless steel appliances, stone surfaces and a butler’s bar with wine fridge. Beyond, a spectacular enclosed entertaining domain brings indoor and outdoor together with unforgettable success, enhanced by a comprehensive alfresco kitchen, fire-place and fabulous wood fired pizza oven. Bi-fold doors introduce the garden backdrop of a home that delivers consummate comfort, further complemented by secure garaging, central heating/cooling and the allure of a Westleigh Gardens Estate address.
Werribee 9741 9666
A4 B2 C2 Price Contact Agent Auction Sat 19th May at 1.00pm Inspect Sat at 1.45 - 2.15pm Contact David Lawson 0411 175 575 Darren Dodd 0419 365 947
greghocking.com.au 43 WYNDHAM STAR WEEKLY \ APRIL 25, 2018
LAWSON PARTNERS
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16 Wolsely Close,Werribee Rarely does a home of this size ideal for the largest or growing families come on the market. 4-5 brms, 3 living areas and 2 bathrooms. Large o/plan modern kitchen with stone bench tops and s/s appliances and an adjacent informal meals with large family room overlook the nth facing outdoor decking ideal for family BBQ’s, sep lower level rumpus would make ideal additional family accommodation with BIR’s, lower also includes a generous formal living and sep dining room. A dble lock up garage, and all set on an allotment over 700m2 of low maintenance gardens.
1/114 Hogans Road, Hoppers Crossing Set within a leisurely walk to Hogan’s corner shopping centre with schools, bus service, parks and Pacific shopping plaza all within easy reach.This low maintenance residence comprises bright open living areas and a very generous pergola and outdoor entertainment space. Includes 2 bedrooms, 2 way ensuite-bathroom, bir’s, gas heating, split system cooling and lock up car accommodation. Currently leased at $1217pcm expiring in July 18.
Werribee 9741 9666 44 WYNDHAM STAR WEEKLY \ APRIL 25, 2018
A4 B2 C2 BER $630,000 - $670,000 Auction This Sat at 12.30pm Inspect Sat at 12.00 - 12.30pm Contact David Lawson 0411 175 575 Richard Smith 0481 137 746
A2 B1 C1 BER $390,000 - $425,000 Auction Sat 5th May at 11.00am Inspect Sat at 1.30 - 2.00pm Contact Darren Dodd 0419 365 947 David Lawson 0411 175 575
52 Shaws Road,Werribee This neat three bedroom home on a very usable allotment of 543sqm is positioned only a few hundred metres away from Presidents Park with all its sporting fields, playgrounds and picturesque walking tracks. Buses are easily accessible and offer effortless travel to WerribeeTown Centre, train station or Pacific Werribee Plaza. With everything so easily accessible and a large allotment of land offering so many potential uses this is definitely an opportunity not to be missed.
9 Deborah Street,Werribee Brick veneer residence situated within a comfortable walk to the train station approx 1km or take advantage of the bus service to make it even easier. Comprises lounge featuring gas heating and split system cooling, open plan kitchen and 3 bedrooms. Set on a generous allotment of approx 548m2. Includes carport and garage/workshop. Currently leased periodically to a long term tenant which also makes this purchase a great investment. Potentially suitable for development subject to council approval (STCA)
A3 B1 C2 BER $470,000 - $500,000 Auction Sat 5th May at 10.00am Inspect Sat at 10.15 - 10.45am Contact Richard Smith 0481 137 746 Darren Dodd 0419 365 947
A3 B1 C2 BER $460,000 - $500,000 Auction Sat 5th May at 1.00pm Inspect Sat 11.00 - 11.30am Contact Darren Dodd 0419 365 947 David Lawson 0411 175 575
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2 Conifer Close, Hoppers Crossing Positioned within easy reach of Hoppers Crossing andTarneit Shopping Centres as well as the magnificent Pacific Werribee Plaza and with public transport and schooling around the corner, makes this large 4 brm abode on approx 721sqm an ideal family home. Consists of multiple living spaces providing plenty of room for family and friends or teenagers retreat plus open plan kitchen and meals area which opens to the outdoor undercover entertaining zone bordered by landscaped gardens and synthetic lawn play area.
55 Kathleen Crescent, Hoppers Crossing Upon entering this family home, you’re greeted by a tasteful renovation - keeping the warmth of the original solid timber kitchen and floorboards while maximising living space and storage with modern architectural style. Multiple living zones and master bedroom options makes this an ideal home for a growing family.The home itself is positioned on approximately 561sqm and is within walking distance to Pacific Werribee Shopping Centre and public transport.
Werribee 9741 9666
A4 B2 C2 Price Contact Agent Auction Sat 12th May at 11.00am Inspect Sat at 4.00 - 4.30pm Contact Richard Smith 0481 137 746 David Lawson 0411 175 575
A7 B3 C2 BER $780,000 - $850,000 Private Sale Inspect Sat at 2.15 - 2.45pm Contact Richard Smith 0481 137 746 David Lawson 0411 175 575
785 Sayers Road, Hoppers Crossing A whopping acre allotment of approx 4080m2 boasting a wide 40m frontage with the residence built to one side allowing for easy entry to the bulk of the land and the possibility of subdivision (STCA) and or commercial aspects of medical facilities or home business. Comprises a solid residence with large living spaces of lounge, separate family room and 3 bedrooms plus open study/4th Includes ensuite, ducted heating, ducted cooling, 2 outdoor entertainment spaces, water tanks, various sheds/ workshop and 2 double garages.
4 Ikon Drive, Point Cook Located in the highly sought-after pocket of Point Cook, where the convenience of Sanctuary Lakes Shopping Centre and schools are at your doorstep, this ideal first family home has been very well maintained and is presented in immaculate condition. With modern fittings throughout and an open-plan design, this stylish property boasts uninterrupted views to the beautiful and lush back garden as well as the ultimate undercover entertainment area; maximizing the kitchen, dining and living zones.
A4 B2 C4 Price Contact Agent Auction Sat 12th May at 12.30pm Inspect Sat at 3.30 - 4.00pm Contact Darren Dodd 0419 365 947 Richard Smith 0481 137 746
A3 B2 C2 Price $580,000 Private Sale Inspect Sat at 9.30 - 10.00am Contact Richard Smith 0481 137 746 David Lawson 0411 175 575
greghocking.com.au 45 WYNDHAM STAR WEEKLY \ APRIL 25, 2018
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Two Residences under One Roofline on Approx. 1000m2 of Prime Westleigh Gardens Real Estate WERRIBEE 3 W Westleigh Gardens Here’s your chance to secure this unique family home. Positioned within a short distance to freeway access, walking tracks, parklands and only a 5-minute drive to Werribee CBD & railway station, this home offers of 4 bedrooms, master with ensuite and walk-in-robe, formal lounge and dining area with a built-in solid fuel heater and kitchen with stainless steel appliances. The second residence includes a bedroom, lounge room, bathroom and a fully contained kitchen. Step outside to a beautifully landscaped large rear yard with a huge ‘L’ shaped entertaining area and double garage access.
Selling Price
$835,000 - $865,000
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Saturday 28th April 11.15am
PRDnationwide Werribee 2/85 Synnot Street 9742 7557 prdnationwide.com.au/werribee Michael Tuder 0412 014 216 michaelt@prdwerribee.com.au
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Outstanding Views and Size to Match
Selling Price
$830,000 - $860,000
Superbly positioned in a beautiful established ‘cul-de-sac’ with sweeping Lollypop Creek and
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PRDnationwide Werribee 2/85 Synnot Street 9742 7557 prdnationwide.com.au/werribee Michael Tuder 0412 014 216 michaelt@prdwerribee.com.au
WYNDHAM VALE 2 V Valley Mews
two levels and is set on a large allotment of approx. 1000sqm. Offering Of three separate living zones, a fully equipped kitchen including stone bench tops and quality stainless steel appliances and informal meals area overlooking the rear yard and pool area. The rear yard includes a fantastic outdoor entertaining area overlooking the solar heated in-ground pool and spa, double garage with rear roller door access and remote roller door and a huge carport. You can’t go past this one.
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TARNEIT 140 PENROSE PROMENADE
4D 2E 2F
HOPPERS CROSSING 19 QUARRION COURT
3D 2E 1F
This stunning family home comprises of 4 good sized bedrooms plus study, Rumpus & 2 Living. The kitchen is equipped with 20mm Stone bench top and is well positioned in the centre of the house overlooking the indoor & outdoor living area. The adjoining dining area followed by a big open plan living area just adds that silver lining to the stunning interiors of the house. • Ducted Heating • Evaporative Cooling • Separate laundry
It is a great honour for Reliance Real Estate to present this stunning North facing home in a sought after area of Hoppers Crossing where homes are hard to find and this unique gem is certain to become your next family home or your next investment venture! It’s a must sell, with secure court location & caring neighbours this house is not to miss! • Ducted heating and a Split system • 3 Bedroom house covered by floor boards • Comfy living area with fireplace
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For AUCTION, SATURDAY 28TH OF APRIL 3:00PM
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For AUCTION SATURDAY MAY 5TH 11:00AM
PRICE
Contact Harry Patel
PRICE
$480,000-$520,000
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Saturday 28th Of April 2:00pm-3:00pm PHOTO ID REQUIRED
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28th of April 12:30PM PHOTO ID REQUIRED
CONTACT
Harry Patel 0433 778 844
CONTACT
Ajay Nain 0422 968 698
TRUGANINA 31 BOLIVAR ESPLANADE
4D 2E 2F
TRUGANINA 6 TUANA PLACE
4D 2E 2F
Reliance Real Estate is proud to present this stunning home located in the prominent Gateway estate of Truganina. East facing with an abundance of sunlight, this good sized property built on 500 sqm (approx) allotment is perfect for first home buyers, growing family, downsizers and investors alike. • Ducted Heating and Centralised Evaporative system • Dishwasher & 900 mm appliances • Huge Walk-in Pantry & Elegant Bar
Reliance Real estate is proud to present this four bedroom house sitting on a land of 445m2 (approx.) in Prime Location. You are first welcomed by the 2.7-meter high ceiling and timber floorboards which pass your formal living room and lead through to an open plan kitchen, dining and living with surround sound system. • Air Conditioning and Ducted heating • High Ceilings • Down lights throughout the property
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For SALE
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For SALE
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$630,000-$670,000
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$590,000-$630,000
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Saturday 28th of April 11:00AM PHOTO ID REQUIRED
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28th of April 12:30PM PHOTO ID REQUIRED
CONTACT
Ajay Nain 0422 968 698
CONTACT
Lakshay Kathpal 0423 178 663
WERRIBEE 73 Watton Street, Werribee VIC 3030 T 03 9741 1511 F 03 9741 1611 reception@reliancere.com.au 60 WYNDHAM STAR WEEKLY \ APRIL 25, 2018
POINT COOK Shop 429A Main Street, Point Cook VIC 3030 T 03 9369 6399 F 03 9369 6299 info@reliancere.com.au
TARNEIT Shop 15, Tarneit Central S/C, Tarneit VIC 3029 T 03 8744 1370 tarneit@reliancere.com.au
TRUGANINA 4 ROCKPOOL ROAD
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MANOR LAKES 39 HAWKSTONE ROAD
4D 2E 2F
Compromising of three bedrooms plus study, this beautiful home is in one of Truganina’s highly demanded locations and is only 21 kms drive to the CBD with effortless access to the freeway. With two separate living areas, an open plan kitchen with stainless steel apliances/stone bench tops and a master bedroom with a walk in robe and ensuite access, this is an opportunity not to be missed! • Ducted heating • Double garage with internal access • Outdoor alfesco entertainment area
Rarely will you find an opportunity like this one. This beautifully presented three bedroom home with a study and theatre nestled among other quality homes offers you both serenity and quality. Close by to every amenity imaginable including a train station (public transport), primary and secondary schools, community centres and a shopping centre, you may want to get in quick to avoid missing out. • Master bedroom with ensuite and WIR • Central kitchen with pantry • Ducted gas heating & split system air conditioner
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For SALE
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For SALE
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$540,000 - $570,000
PRICE
Contact Agent
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Contact Agent PHOTO ID REQUIRED
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Contact Agent PHOTO ID REQUIRED
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Glenda Del Pilar 0412 220 562
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Taney Jain 0469 259 963
WERRIBEE 42 TAMARIND CRESCENT
3D 1E 2F
TARNEIT 6 KALORAMA STREET
4D 2E 2F
Built on approx 543 sqm block, this newly renovated home has plenty to offer complete with three good sized bedrooms and located a short distance to Pacific Werribee Shopping Centre and close by to public transport, shops and parks. This family home is a great start for first home owners or investors. • Master bedroom with central bathroom access • Open plan meals and living area • Large pergola & low maintenance gardens
This fantastic family home is positioned in one of Tarneits premier locations only minutes away from amenities needed also this property is situated in the “Reserve” estate. Compromising of four generous bedrooms, this home is close to Tarneit Central Shopping centre, Primary and Secondary schools, as well as tran stations. • Master bedroom with ensuite & WIR • Kitchen with stainless steel appliances • Alfresco area & low maintenance backyard
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For SALE
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Contact Agent
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$580,000
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Contact Agent PHOTO ID REQUIRED
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Contact Agent PHOTO ID REQUIRED
CONTACT
Vik Monga 0420 451 995
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Glenda Del Pilar 0412 220 562
WERRIBEE 73 Watton Street, Werribee VIC 3030 T 03 9741 1511 F 03 9741 1611 reception@reliancere.com.au
POINT COOK Shop 429A Main Street, Point Cook VIC 3030 T 03 9369 6399 F 03 9369 6299 info@reliancere.com.au
TARNEIT Shop 15, Tarneit Central S/C, Tarneit VIC 3029 T 03 8744 1370 tarneit@reliancere.com.au 61 WYNDHAM STAR WEEKLY \ APRIL 25, 2018
Werribee 50 Nangiloc Crescent
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Endless Opportunities • On a fantastic 615m2 block approx • Minutes from Werribee train station • Close to the main street shopping strip • Werribee’s finest school is close by • Easy access to the freeway • Three generous sized bedrooms
YPA WYNDHAM CITY 9741 7777 1 Werribee Street, Werribee 62 WYNDHAM STAR WEEKLY \ APRIL 25, 2018
• Master with ensuite • Kitchen with a family meals arrangement • Good sized lounge room • Huge backyard with possible sub-division potential • Low maintenance backyard with a single carport • Timber flooring
Private Sale $550,000 - $580,000 Inspect
Sat 10-10.20am Photo ID required
Contact
Tony Vercher 0421 734 414 Melanie Simmonds 0449 119 577
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Werribee 20 Advent Road The Perfect Start In A Booming Estate • Positioned in the new and popular Riverwalk Estate • Beautifully presented near new home • Situated on a massive 529m2 allotment • Four bedrooms • Separate study/formal lounge area upon entry • Master bedroom with ensuite • Kitchen/meals and family living area • Kitchen with SS appliances & stone benchtops • Downstairs powder room • Ducted heating • Split system air conditioning • Floor boards throughout • Established gardens front and back • Providing the most spacious of backyards • Double remote garage • Just minutes from the freeway • Only a short drive to Werribee CBD precinct
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Sat 9.40-10am Photo ID required
Contact
Kirsty Cunningham 0414 344 475 Mitch Smit 0450 913 513
Wyndham Vale 4 Pelham Crescent Live The Dream In Wyndham Green • Low maintenance lifestyle • Boasting lavish living space and sizeable bedrooms • Set in the prestigious Wyndham Green Estate • Surrounded by friendly & house-proud neighbours • Perfect for first home buyers, investors, downsizers • Front formal lounge • Kitchen, meals and dining area • Pergola or outdoor entertaining area • With drive through access from your garage • A generous but low-maintenance backyard • Plenty of space for the toys AND for the kids to play • A massive master bedroom with bay windows • Ensuite and walk-in robe to the master • Ducted heating • Kitchen with dishwasher, SS cooktop & rangehood • This home won’t last long • Call TODAY to avoid disappointment
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YPA WYNDHAM CITY 9741 7777 1 Werribee Street, Werribee
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Sat 3.30-3.50pm Photo ID required
Contact
James Risos 0450 733 302 James Antonio 0401 889 248
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Werribee 51 Nangiloc Crescent Charm, Character, Location! • Three spacious fitted bedrooms plus study • Master with full ensuite • Tasmanian Oak timber kitchen • Modern cooking appliances and dishwasher • Formal lounge with exposed bricks • Solid polished merbau timber floors in formal lounge • Open fireplace • Second living room with separate entrance • Outdoor entertaining area including a vergola • Dual access via Nangiloc Crescent & Kiely Avenue • Alarm system • Ducted heating • Oversized two-car garage with internal access • All this on approx 540m2 allotment
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Price Range $550,000 - $595,000 Inspect
Sat 10-10.20am Photo ID required
Contact
Tony Vercher 0421 734 414 Melanie Simmonds 0449 119 577
AUCTION THIS WEEK
Hoppers Crossing 27 Medina Drive
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Zoned Cambridge School Zone • Four BRs, master with WIR & ensuite • Central spa bathroom • Formal lounge and formal dining • Open plan kitchen/meals, living area • Covered pergola • Unrestricted side access, dble garage
Auction
This Saturday at 1pm
Inspect
Thurs 6.20-6.40pm & Sat 12.30-1pm Photo ID required
Contact
Kirsty Cunningham 0414 344 475 Mitch Smit 0450 913 513
YPA WYNDHAM CITY 9741 7777
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Two Homes For The Price Of One!
Price Range $530,000 - $570,000
1 Werribee Street, Werribee
Hoppers Crossing 4 Wiltonvale Avenue • A self-contained granny flat • Three large bedrooms • Large family living space • Updated kitchen and meals area • Established gardens, front & back • Single carport & additional OSP
Auction
Saturday 12th May at at 11am
Price Range $550,000 - $600,000 Inspect
Sat 2-2.20pm Photo ID required
Contact
Kirsty Cunningham 0414 344 475 Catarina Bozzo 0405 857 895
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A Slice Of History In The Heart Of Little River • Period bungalow on 820m2 approx • High ceilings, polished timber floors • Three bedrooms, master with BIR • Open plan kitchen & meals area • A sunlit second living area • Decked outdoor entertaining area
Auction
Saturday 5th May at 2pm
Price Range $490,000 - $540,000 Inspect
Sat 10-10.20am Photo ID required
Contact
James Risos 0450 733 302 James Antonio 0401 889 248
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Court Located Central Hoppers Crossing • Four bedroom home • Huge lounge adjoining meals room • Vinyl wrap kitchen • Central bathroom & ensuite to master • Situated on 643m2 approx • Sizable backyard, handy side access
Auction
Saturday 12th May at 2pm
Price Range $500,000 - $550,000 Inspect
Wed 6-6.20pm & Sat 1-1.20pm Photo ID required
Contact
John Camilleri 0414 778 940 Bassam Tofaili 0411 449 821
99 Honour Avenue, Wyndham Vale
$511,000 Thinking of Selling? Call Kirsty Cunningham on 0414 344 475 YPA WYNDHAM CITY 9741 7777 1 Werribee Street, Werribee
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20 Frances Browne Way, Tarneit
Thinking of Selling? Call Harry Singh 0406 871 722 Werribee 9B Malleehen Street
Thinking of Selling? Call… Melanie Simmonds 0449 119 577 YPA WYNDHAM CITY 9741 7777 1 Werribee Street, Werribee 66 WYNDHAM STAR WEEKLY \ APRIL 25, 2018
Werribee 9/47 Tyrone Street
Thinking of Selling? Call… Catarina Bozzo 0405 857 895
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Meet Your Property Agents at
YPA Wyndham City James Antonio 0401 889 248 Director (L.E.A)
Bassam Tofaili 0411 449 821 Director (L.E.A)
Tony Vercher 0421 734 414 L.E.A. & Auctioneer
Kirsty Cunningham 0414 344 475 L.E.A. & Auctioneer
Harry Singh 0406 871 722 L.E.A. & Auctioneer
John Camilleri 0414 778 940 Sales Consultant (L.E.A.)
Jalal Feroj 0449 941 895 Sales Consultant (L.E.A.)
James Risos 0450 733 302 Sales Consultant/Auctioneer
Mitch Smit 0450 913 513 Sales Asisst to Kirsty Cunningham
Melanie Simmonds 0449 119 577 Sales Consultant
Michael Wilson 0410 730 718 Sales Consultant
Tayla Brunato 0424 267 675 Sales Asisst to Tony Vercher
Rachelle Houghton 0450 803 873 Business Development Manager
Cassandra Dosen 0406 551 777 Property Manager
Brooke Sopko 0450 803 873 Property Manager
Vicki Birch 0414 436 417 Property Manager
Michelle Steven 0424 272 619 Property Manager
Ali Dowling 0450 778 972 Leasing Consultant
Jayde Truman 9741 7777 Accounts
Sheridan Micallef 9741 7777 Sales Administration
YPA WYNDHAM CITY 9741 7777 1 Werribee Street, Werribee
Catarina Bozzo 0405 857 895 Sales Consultant
Leah Prictor 0426 356 739 Property Manager
Stephanie Robinson 9741 7777 Receptionist
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THE TRUSTED NAME IN REAL ESTATE
Auction: 17th of May at 1:00pm
Werribee - 235 Heaths Road Medical Centre with National Tenant • Huge exposure opposite to Pacific Werribee Shopping Centre • Zoned Commercial 1 Zone, land area approx 1,016m2 • Building area 355m2 approx • Rental return approx $77,297.04 plus GST and outgoings • Lease to May 2020 with a further 5x5 year option with CPI increases • (Freehold only)
View: By Appointment Robert Fabretto P: 9741 6333, M: 0418 377 535 E: robert@benlor.com.au
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Auction: 19th May at 3:00 PM
Tarneit - 3 Oldbury Grange
Balliang - 1657 Bacchus Marsh-Balliang Road
Onwards to Oldbury- Location Location!
Take Me Home, Country Road- 7.24 Acres (approx)
Located in the prestigious “Tarneit Gardens” Estate. Situated on a generous East facing 540m2 (approx) block & conveniently located with close proximity to Train Station, walking distance to Tarneit Gardens Shopping Centre, nearby schools & parklands. Features a decked alfresco, oversized drive through double garage & more.
Don’t like having neighbours and wanting to escape the everyday hustle and bustle? Look no further! This home is situated on a large 7.24 acres (approx) and showcases spectacular 360 degree panoramic views of the Brisbane Ranges & You Yangs Complete serenity in your own private sanctuary!
View: Thurs 26th April 6:00pm-6:30pm & Sat 28th April 11:00am-11:30am
View: Thurs 26th April 6:00pm- 6:30pm & Sat 28th April 2:30pm- 3:00pm
Glen Wilson, M: 0410 454 034, E: glen@benlor.com.au Emanuel Mikasinovic, M: 0490 895 824, E: emanuel@benlor.com.au
Glen Wilson, M: 0410 454 034, E: glen@benlor.com.au Alex Fabretto, M: 0405 243 641, E: alex@benlor.com.au
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KIND WORDS FROM OUR CLIENTS.
“ABOVE AND BEYOND” I first met Brandon at an open home as a purchaser. While this property wasn’t suitable he went and found the perfect home for me which exceeded expectations. Unfortunately the vendor decided to sell with another company however Brandon continued to provide advice and support that allowed me to secure this property anyway. This advice, market knowledge and constant communication meant he was the only choice to sell my current home. During the sale of my property he was open and honest and kept all options open to provide me the best sale price and conditions available. He secured 3 offers during the first open home (not including verbal offers) and gave accurate advice on which was the best option for my situation. During the conditional period he provided updates at the right times and ensured this period went without a hitch. We can’t recommend Brandon highly enough and have already started the process of him selling my investment property. Thanks Brandon!!
“HIGHLY RECOMMEND THIS AGENT” Deserves every bit of the commission. Professional and Friendly. He worked very hard to meet the client’s expectations. Made process easy to understand and transparent for client with regular updates. Would highly recommend. – Laura, Vendors Advocate
220 McGrath Road, Werribee
23 Goodenia Avenue, Wyndham Vale
“PROFESSIONAL AND KNOWLEDGEABLE” This is the 2nd time we have sold a house with Brandon as our agent. Both times he was very professional, communicated with us giving us the latest updates in the sale of our houses and was always attentive to our questions. His friendly manner assisted in 2 easy sales getting us very satisfactory prices for both of them.
Brandon Changtime Senior Sales Consultant M: 0411 683 438 E: brandon@benlor.com.au benlor.com.au
28 Kiely Avenue, Werribee
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W rribee We 54 Nantilla Cres
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671m2 Block approx & Conveniently Located This magnificent well maintained home features the comfort of separate living areas with an extra-large lounge room big enough to set up a family study area and leads through to a spacious tiled living and meals area. Master bedroom has a walk through robe to the ensuite. Ducted heating and air conditioning.
Kitchen has gas hotplates, electric oven & dishwasher,r,r overlooks established rear yard, shed and a splendid entertaining undercover pergola, double garage with rear access Inspection will impress – Currently tenanted till 27th Oct at $1668pcm
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beautiful serene entertaining pergola. A double tandem car garage completes the picture. Come along & put yourself in a potential future money making location & proudly say ‘I own a house in Hoppers Crossing’
Auction On site Saturday 28th April at 12noon Price Guide $541,000 - $580,000 View Saturday 11.30 - 12noon
Adrian McEvoy 0404 499 034 Werribee/Hoppers Crossing 9748 5888
2/229 Heaths Road (opp. Plaza)
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For Sale $585,000 - $640,000 View Saturday 11 - 11.30am
W rribee We 10 Thompson Court
Hoppers Crossing 13 Branton Road
T ny Cannatelli 0412 456 293 To Werribee/Hoppers Crossing 9748 5888
Hoppers Crossing 18 Erskine Square
2/229 Heaths Road (opp. Plaza)
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Spacious Stylish Entertainer Accommodation is inviting with a mega all-purpose living room at the back plus a formal lounge room with log fire and adjoining dining area at the front and that is not all it also has 4 large bedrooms with built in large wardrobes plus a special, cosy large bedroom upstairs with separate study or teenagers retreat.
Standing proudly opposite parkland in a quiet location is this spacious family home that is minutes to Pacific We W rribee. Off f ering 2 separate living areas, 4 ff bedrooms, 2 bathrooms and a large double garage with workshop area, additional storage and large pergola entertaining area.
A fully landscaped 768m2 Lot is complete with in ground sprinkler system and established fruit trees. The home is warm in winter with ducted gas, R/C split system and evaporative cooling for summer plus a solar system too. There is drive thru access for a boat or trailer and has onsite parking for a caravan
For Sale Price Guide $760,000 - $790,000 View Saturday 1 - 1.30pm
Price Guide $699,000 - $720,000 View By Appointment
Diane Deland 0408 628 997 Adrian McEvoy 0404 499 034 Werribee/Hoppers Crossing 9748 5888 2/229 Heaths Road (opp. Plaza)
Diane Deland 0408 628 997 Werribee/Hoppers Crossing 9748 5888
2/229 Heaths Road (opp. Plaza)
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The smart money on vendor investments for the best price The adage, “You need to spend money to make money”, can ring true, but when it comes to selling a property, deciding what really adds value to help fetch the best price can be difficult. Matt McCann, chief executive of LocalAgentFinder, says that one of the most common questions asked by vendors is which areas of their home they should invest in. He says there are plenty of ways sellers can attract buyers without doing an entire remodel. Here are eight top tips:
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What’s crucial? 1. A kitchen can make or break a property. Consider replacing old appliances. Re-covering old cupboards, benchtops and splashbacks can make a considerable difference. 2. Fix any visible flaws – buyers usually want “move-in ready” homes. Correct sub-floor drainage if needed, fix leaking taps, clear space under the house and clean gutters. Fresh paint and neatness are important. 3. Basic landscaping is very important. About 78 per cent of Australians would prefer to have a garden and greenery. The front garden can leave a lasting impression. A well-maintained pool is a great selling point, so get a professional in to thoroughly clean, check the water balance and ensure the pump is working well. What’s cost effective? 4. Style outdoor areas. The addition of new cushions on outdoor furniture can make a big impact, making the outdoors feel more liveable. 5. Indoor plants are affordable, easy to maintain and brighten up a living room or bathroom. And they can be taken to the seller’s next home.
6. When showing off a property, it’s a good idea to turn on all lights to emphasise how bright the house can be. Replace expired light bulbs with new energy-efficiency ones. 7. A simple and inexpensive way to instantly maximise value is to have the home professionally cleaned. Carpets should be
steamed, bathrooms and kitchens polished, windows cleaned and floors and walls washed. When it’s OK to stop 8. Sellers can over-capitalise on renovations. Experts say that money needs
to be spent on the right areas to add value to the end price. Vendors should work with their agents to make sure money is spent wisely – to match buyer expectations, the surrounding suburb’s standards and those of the houses immediately around the home.
eldersrealestate.com.au ‘LETHBRIDGE DOWNS’ 664 English Road, Lethbridge via Geelong, VIC
Point Cook Lot 883, 38 Umbrella Way Last of its kind! • 18m frontage (approx) widening to a generous 28m depth (approx) x x) • Will suit a range of single or double storey home designs • Choose from local builders or design your own home • South facing titled block, start building soon
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Auction Saturday 12th May 2018 at 1:30pm
Outstanding Horse Property – On the Edge of Lethbridge 60 Minutes Melbourne
Paul Caine 0421 551 051 Mac Naidoo 0420 599 904 Shop 211, 4 Main Street, Point Cook
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nobody does it better® 72 WYNDHAM STAR WEEKLY \ APRIL 25, 2018
• 50 Acres (20 Ha) of prime undulating land • 4 bedroom family home in parkland setting • Stable complex, 8 watered stalls, feed and tack facilities, shedding • 7 railed paddocks, all watered, 1000mt training track • Securely watered by town water connected and rainwater storage ‘Lethbridge Downs’ Situated in a tightly held and capital appreciating region.
1 min Lethbridge, 10 mins Bannockburn, 20 mins Geelong (Ring Road, Bay and Beaches), 30 mins Avalon Airport, 40 mins Ballarat, 60 mins Melbourne CBD and International Airport
For Sale by Expressions of Interest
Closing Wednesday 23rd May 2018 Inspection Strictly by appointment with Agent Ken Drysdale 0409 195 470 Elders Geelong eldersrealestate.com.au/18889395
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SUNDAY 29th APRIL 2018 at 10am (Gates open at 8.30am) 80 PAGET RD, WAURN PONDS VIC 3216 PROPERTY SOLD – Retired Mechanic Kubota tractor, IMPs, Forklift, Mechanical tools, Trailers, Cars, Dog yards, Garden & some work shop collectables. Kubota ZB7000E tractor, Rotary hoe, 2003 Renault Lugana V6 sedan, 2004 Honda CR-V Sport, On-site commercial diesel Gen set, Mitsubishi Forklift FG15 LPG container mast engine crane, Compressor, Hand tools, Elec air, Spanners, Workshop, Tools of all sorts, Trolley jacks, Welder, Trans arc & Lincoln block & tackle, D/E grinder, Valve grinder, Small generator, Engine stand, Elec motors, Lots of sundry workshop items, engine parts blocks & heads, Cars, Trailers – more details to come. Household, Garden & other, Pool table, Temp fencing panels, China, Household, Golf clubs, Dog animal cages & enclosures, Fence posts, CI Garden benches & tables, Tip trailer. Collectables – Castrol branded tall boys & pumps, Early Repco branded items, KLG spark plug cleaner, MotorCraft spark plug dispenser, Some manuals books & other some new old stock, 12g Shotgun (licence & rego will have to be completed before you pickup), Chainsaws, Mowers, Motorbike, Hoses & so much more. Lots still to be identified & will be more info & photos on our website closer to Auction. LIKE us on Facebook & Subscribe to our email list for more info. Inspection day of sale from 8.30am ~ Payment & Removal on day of sale by cash, EFTPOS or CC ~ 15% BP applies to all sales ~ Refreshments available
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CLEARING SALE Saturday 5th May, 2018 @ 10:00am 165 Duggans Lane, Lara A/C - K & S Orchard GST Applicable Connor Shea direct drill baker boots SSB 3pl 13tyne, Fiat 411R tractor, Toyota forklift diesel 2.5tonne 5.5mt lift, VW Beetle, Leyland Mini, 30ft boom spray tanks, Port multi grader blade with depth wheel, MF503 baler, Crump super spreader, MF cultivator, Yamaha 200 ag bike, Suzuki ER185 trail bike, 1999 Toyota Hilux ute 2.7ltr petrol 280,000kms & HIRB half ton crane for truck plus MANY MORE ITEMS!
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WERRIBEE 11 Sanctuary Close, Saturday 28th April, 7am start. A total house clearance. Art work, bar fridges, freezer, Bosch dish washer, collectables, Dutchware, modular officer desk and equipment, kids stuff and garden items. Many bargains.
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WERRIBEE 30 Margaret Street, Saturday 28th April, 8am-1pm. Household items, some tools, furniture, plants, bric-a-brac etc. Going cheap. Moving interstate.
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ALTONA MEADOWS 24 Cameron Avenue, Sat. 28th April, 9am-3pm. Books, tins, collectibles, comics, die cast cars & lots more. Dependent on weather.
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HOPPERS CROSSING 25 McKellar Avenue, Saturday 28th & Sunday 29th April, 9am-3pm. Furn, kitchen items, homewares, books, clothing, children's toys & clothes and lots more.
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MOVING SALE HOPPERS CROSSING 3 Wiltonvale Avenue, Saturday 21st April and Saturday 28th April, 9am1pm. House items, plants, clothes, antiques & more!!!
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HOPPERS CROSSING 83 Dowling Ave, Saturday 28th April, 9am start. Household goods, clothes, furniture, kitchenware etc.
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The Gordon is the leading provider of education and training in the region and plays a key role in the economic and social development of our community. It has also recently received The Australian and Victorian recognition as the Larger Training Provider of the Year (2017). We are looking for individuals who can drive the organisation forward in an environment focused on positive outcomes for our students, staff and community.
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Experienced conveyancing clerk required for 4 days per week to commence immediately in a Western suburbs legal office. Duties include handling files with minimal supervision with attention to detail, a working knowledge of SRO Duties Online and Pexa Settlements and Leap Office software is highly desirable. Apply in Writing to: The Manager Purcell and Purcell PO Box 285, Werribee, VIC, 3030 or via email to: accounts@prucellandpurcell.com.au
An exciting opportunity exists for a Junior Receptionist/ Administrative Assistant to join the team at Werribee Heart. (Located opposite Werribee Mercy Hospital) Werribee Heart is a cardiology practice serving Werribee and the surrounding areas. We provide the highest standard of care to all patients and offer onsite Cardiologists for consultation as well as a full range of state of the art non-invasive cardiac testing services.
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VFL ROUND 3 FRANKSTON 1.5 9.7 13.9 20.9 (129) NORTH MELB 2.3 7.5 12.9 17.14 (116) Goals: Frankston: Rich 5 La Fontaine 2 Pierce 2 Ferreira 2 Gill-Renouf 2 DeWit Harnett Fowler Grace Jarnestrom Raine McHale. North Melbourne: Close 4 Larkey 4 Cameron 2 Holmes Harper Preuss Leonardis Rodd Rippon Williams. Best: Frankston: Rich Gill-Renouf McHale Lylak L Fordham Williams. North Melbourne: Close Nielson Ahern Larkey Xerri Rippon. At Avalon Airport Oval. GEELONG 2.1 6.3 10.6 13.9 (87) FOOTSCRA FOOTSCRAY 2.2 6.6 9.7 10.8 (68) Goals: Geelong: Jones 3 Buzza 2 Miers 2 Crameri 2 Dobson 2 McLachlan McLachlan. Footscray: Monfries 4 Panayi 2 Trengove Sullivan Hayes Bruhn. Best: Geelong: McLachlan Jones Atkins Black Dobson McLachlan. Footscray: Monfries Hayes Roberts Y Young. At GMHBA Stadium. BOX HILL 4.4 12.6 15.9 24.11 (155) COBURG 7.1 9.4 11.7 12.11 (83) Goals: Box Hill: Evans 4 Nash 3 Lewis 3 Schoenmakers 3 Lovell 2 Whitecross 2 Adduci 2 O’Donnell Pittonet Langford Jiath Willsmore. Coburg: Kerbatieh 5 Lowson 4 O’Donoghue Murphy Cannolo. Best: Box Hill: Miles O’Rourke Whitecross Pittonet Evans Langford. Coburg: Exon Kerbatieh Belo Dickson Lowson Hunt. At Piranha Park. COLLINGWOOD 2.3 6.4 12.7 16.10 (106) ESSENDON 4.2 6.3 8.3 12.6 (78) Goals: Collingwood: Fasolo 4 Daicos 2 Borthwick 2 Murphy Hellier McLarty Gallucci Wells Wellings ellings Blair L Lynch. Essendon: Y Younan 4 Boyse 2 Draper Heppell Langford McQueen Houlahan Laverde.
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ROUND 5 ADELAIDE 4.9 8.10 9.12 12.13 (85) SYDNEY 3.3 6.6 8.9 10.15 (75) Goals: Adelaide: T Walker 4 J Jenkins 3 R Atkins 3 J Gallucci P Seedsman. Sydney: G Rohan 2 D Towers T G Hewett H Cunningham I Heeney K Jack L Franklin O Florent Z Jones. Best: Adelaide: T Walker R Laird R Atkins P Seedsman J Jenkins. Sydney: K Jack J Lloyd Z Jones J McVeigh G Rohan. Injuries: Adelaide: K Hartigan (hamstring). Sydney: Nil. Reports: Nil. Umpires: Chris Donlon, Simon Meredith, Leigh Haussen. Venue: SCG. ST KILDA 2.2 5.8 6.12 10.13 (73) GWS 2.5 4.9 7.15 9.19 (73) Goals: St Kilda: P McCartin 3 B Long H Clark J Billings J Gresham J Steven L Dunstan M Weller. Greater Western Sydney: B Deledio 2 J Cameron 2 R Griffen 2 D Shiel J Patton T Greene. Best: St Kilda: J Steven T Hickey S Ross S Savage P McCartin J Geary. Greater Western Sydney: B Deledio D Shiel J Cameron S Coniglio P Davis C Ward. Injuries: St Kilda: Nil. Greater Western Sydney: N Haynes (corked thigh). Reports: Nil. Umpires: Shane McInerney, David Harris, Brent Wallace. Venue: Etihad Stadium. WEST COAST 3.5 5.11 9.16 10.19 (79) CARL CARLTON 2.1 4.5 6.6 10.9 (69) Goals: West Coast: M LeCras 3 A Gaff 2 C Masten J Kennedy L Shuey S Lycett L W Rioli. Carlton: H McKay 4 L Casboult 2 E Curnow S Kerridge S Petrevski-Seton Z Fisher. Best: West Coast: E Yeo A Gaff C Masten L Shuey J Redden J Cripps. Carlton: P Cripps K Simpson E Curnow Z Fisher S Rowe H McKay. Injuries: Nil. Reports: Nil. Umpires: Jacob Mollison, Sam Hay, Robert O’Gorman. Official Crowd: 27,900 at MCG. GEELONG 3.2 5.7 8.10 12.12 (84) PORT ADELAIDE 1.2 4.4 7.5 7.8 (50) Goals: Geelong: G Horlin-Smith 2 J Parsons 2 D Menzel E Ratugolea J Murdoch L Fogarty M Duncan P Dangerfield S Menegola T Kelly. Port Adelaide: J Neade 2 K Amon L Thomas O Wines R Gray S Gray. Best: Geelong: S Selwood P Dangerfield S Menegola G Horlin-Smith. Port Adelaide: R Gray O Wines J Polec. Injuries: Geelong: S Selwood (concussion) T Hawkins (back spasms). Port Adelaide: T Marshall (concussion). Reports: Nil. Umpires: Shaun Ryan, Dean Margetts, Hayden Gavine. Official Crowd: 45,372 at Adelaide Oval. FREMANTLE 4.0 6.3 12.6 16.12 (108) W BULLDOGS 1.2 3.3 4.4 8.6 (54) Goals: Fremantle: M Walters 5 A Cerra 2 C McCarthy 2 H Ballantyne 2 B Matera D Mundy M Taberner T N Fyfe S Hill. Western Bulldogs: B Gowers 2 T Boyd 2 L Jong M Wallis P Lipinski T McLean. Best: Fremantle: N Fyfe M Walters A Sandilands N Wilson L Neale D Mundy. Western Bulldogs: M Suckling J Macrae C Daniel J Johannissen. Injuries: Fremantle: M Taberner T (foot). Western Bulldogs: A Naughton (head) T Dickson (hamstring).
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Tigers deliver at last By Lance Jenkinson
Werribee is lapping up a special victory in the Victorian Football League. It was Werribee’s first time back in the winners’ circle since returning to stand-alone status this season. The first win as an unaligned outfit since 1999 was a sweet one – beating long-time western suburbs rival and successful stand-alone club Williamstown by 41 points at Avalon Airport Oval on Sunday. Werribee captain Michael Sodomaco accepted the John Pyne Cup, which is played for annually between the clubs. “We’ve got a pretty solid rivalry, but it’s one born out of respect,” he said. “It’s a pretty momentous occasion – first win and bringing the John Pyne Cup back.” In pristine conditions, the first quarter was played at a breakneck speed. Swift ball movement from defence to attack by both teams was breathtaking. Werribee’s Kye Declase kicked the game’s opening goal before Willie Wheeler pegged one back for Williamstown. The game appeared to be shaping as a goal-for-goal affair after a competitive opening saw Werribee leading 18-13 – but it was Werribee that put its foot on the accelerator in a big way. Declase finished the quarter with three majors, and in-form teammate Josh Corbett matched that with three of his own as Werribee finished the opening term with four consecutive goals to take a 37-point lead. Werribee’s ball movement was superb with Sodomaco, Matt Hanson and Ben Moloney prominent,Bywhile men Jack Lance big Jenkinson Berry and Nick Nott were effective in the Werribee produced what it had yearned Werribee Tigers coach John Lamont aerial battles. for most of the season – a consistent was apprehensive leading By Lance Jenkinson Werribee’s intercept defensive work, ledinto Sunday’s four-quarter performance. historic final game of the season against by Ryley Barrack, Sam Collins and Harry The Tigers numerous challenges Sandringham. Werribee produced what it answered had yearned Werribee Tigers coach John Lamont Boyd, detonated a number of forward the– Zebras, leading at every change It was a dead game for for themost Tigers of thefrom season a consistent was apprehensive leading intorubber Sunday’s thrusts from thefinal visitors. four-quarter performance. historic gameVFL of the season against and claiming a seventh win for the season. with finals out of the equation, but But the second quarter saw a momentum The Tigers answered numerous Sandringham. Key forward Joshchallenges Porter and midfielder it was also billed as one of the biggest swing. from the Zebras, at every change It was a dead the Tigers Joeleading Maishman saved their best until last. daysrubber in thegame club’sforhistory – the last game claiming a seventh for thehad season. with VFL upped finals out ofwork the equation, but in itsand Williamstown itsWatton rate, lifted “They win probably their best games of at the Street ground current Joshyear,” PorterLamont and midfielder it waspressure, also billed as one ofmore the said. “They were real format before it isbiggest transformed intoKey a forward the its defensive finding space Joe Maishman stand-outs saved their for bestus, until last.two boys.” in the club’s – the last game those state-of-the-art venue to serve coming through days the midfield as history a result. “They probablyPorter had their best games of for Werribee’s at the Watton Street ground in its current was the focal point generations. The Seagulls controlled the first 20 the that year,” Lamont said.He “They were real format before itThroughout is transformed into season a attack. kicked two goals and was the a tough – one minutes state-of-the-art of the quartervenue to trim the deficit stand-outs us, thosebetween two boys.” to the serve coming to of finals midfield and goal. began with expectation before for conduit Porter was the focal point for Werribee’s generations. 21 points. Maishman’s explosiveness through the petering out to an 11th-place finish as attack. He kicked two goals and was the Throughout a tough season – one that Lachie Schultz was important forslumps the wreaked havoc – middle of the ground had the eyes of the injuries and form VFL conduit between midfield and goal. withcomeback, the expectation of finals before Seagullsbegan in their the small forwards lighting up. the maintained theasplayers hadMaishman’s for the explosiveness through petering out Lamont to an 11th-place finish Ryanhad Clarke consistently the ball forward kicking themost opening two goals of the part played withhavoc spirit that morale Werribee ruckman Jack Berry gets afound clearing kick away. Above: Werribee’s Matt Munro applies middle of the ground the eyes of the injuries and form slumps wreaked –and Main: and his way into theGrieser; minds of the remained term. Lamont maintained vice-likelighting tackle onplayed Williamstown’s Jake Werribee takes hold of the John Pyne Cup. Werribee 16.10 (106) d up. thehigh. players had for the aforwards North Melbourne Even wasgame wincing he Ryan Jessica Clarke Ward consistently found selectors the ball for the AFL part playing played with spiritfirst and that morale Mitch most Norton, inLamont his of when (Pictures: Photography) Williamstown 9.11 (65) Robin Nahasofwas checked the AFL from Saturday, and played his finals. way into the minds the dangerous around remained the season, madehigh. it three goals in results a row for goal with three majors, while young key seeing andheRichmond,North both Melbourne selectors forwho the AFL Even Lamont wasMelbourne wincing when defensive work of Collins, was nigh on the Seagulls. up a Sam Dunell goal, but yet another Werribee: Goals: Declase 4, Corbett 4, forward McKay around jagged two. with little pride to play for, onRobin the Nahas finals. wasBen dangerous checked thesides AFL results frombut Saturday, half-back. The arrival time-on saw Werribee return Williamstown turnover resulted in an Gribble 2, Brew, Nott, Moloney, Munro, It ended on young a positive end ofand 100-plus pointboth losses. impenetrable goal with three across majors, while key note, but the 2016 seeingof Melbourne Richmond, Werribee one against theasrun fire with sides important goals from Nott response from Werribee through Hooper, Maishman. Best: Hanson, forward McKay jagged two. season willback be remembered one thatimmediate was with little but pride to playand for, on the mindset Lamont wondered what ofBen pulled of play Tom Gribble a set shot Andrew Hooper. Joe Maishman. Berry, Nott, Corbett, Declase, Collins. It ended on aunfulfilled positive note, butfrom the 2016 end of 100-plus point losses. for Werribee. his players would be when he arrived at through willits be 22-point remembered asyear one has thatslipped was Lamont what the mindset of “The whole by and weCorbett goaled to restore Werribee’s Avalon Airport Oval on Sunday morning, toseason restore lead. Then a goal on wondered the siren from At Avalon Airport Oval. unfulfilled for Werribee. his players would be when he arrived at haven’t to where we –wanted to go,” knowing theycut were four quarters away from Then ensued a realgotten physical battle a Williamstown’s Jaylon Thorpe Werribee’s 37-point buffer at three-quarter time – the “The whole year has slipped by and we Avalon Airport Lamont said.derby. theOval endon ofSunday a long, morning, tough campaign. typical western suburbs It go,” was lead to 29. same as at quarter-time. haven’t gotten to Meanwhile, where we wanted to knowing they were four quarters awayhis from there isbig no rest for LamontThe final quarter was effectively junk time benchmark clubs in terms of being To Lamont’s delight, players were up Werribee that came up with the plays. Williamstown pressed hard in the opening Lamont the end of a for long, campaign. thetough challenge, claiming a 20-point winsaid. and the support staff, with planning already Matt Munrothere pounced to for goal on the run to as Werribee counted down the minutes to five minutes of theover third quarter and was independent … in our first year as an Meanwhile, no rest Lamont To Lamont’s delight, his players were up underisway for next season. The Tigers will finals-bound Sandringham. and the staff, planning the challenge, claiming aof 20-point winhas open upsupport a 26-point lead entering time-on. rewardedforwith goals “The to Jack Dorgan and independent club, for our guys to play the thethe final siren. play all with games on thealready road in 2017, with morale the group been under waythen for next season. ThetoTigers willa over finals-bound Sandringham. intercepted create Ben Cavarra. Werribee coach John Lamont was thrilled way they did today and have a strong win club looking to secure nine “home” venues terrific, even though we have had aMunro lot of play all games on the road in 2017, withmade the no “The of the group has been turnover that away set up Declase, Suddenly, themorale deficit was a of games of to beat a Williamstown side that has proven at home – the first win in front of the new from Watton who Street. injuries andback lost atolot footy,” he club looking to secure nine “home” venues terrific, even though we have had a lot of They are in talks to stage games at said. mistake with his set shot, taking Werribee’s manageable 16 points for the Seagulls, who grandstand – is really pleasing.” a tough nut to crack in recent times. injuries and lost a lot of games of footy,” he away from Watton Street. Hoppers Crossing, Torquay and perhaps “In the last two years, we’ve been “The blokes were really keen to finish the lead outare beyond five goals again. had all the Werribee will be back They in talks to stage games at said.momentum. Werribee Tigers forward Josh Porter – one of the day’s stars – celebrates a goalatin Avalon front of Airport the old evenTorquay an AFLand curtain-raiser year strongly andworse sending pavilion CavarraCrossing, sparked Williamstown with at hisEtihad humbled by Williamstown,” he said. The situation could have been Oval on Saturday from 2.10pm for the visit perhaps “The blokes were really keen to finish off thethe Hoppers Stadium, Ardensetting Street will be a grandstand little part it but the big partanlate ofAFLincurtain-raiser even at Etihad year strongly andone sending off theofpavilion at Chirnside Park. (Luke speed the thirdplus quarter, for Werribee had itwas not been for the of undefeated Richmond. “They and Port Melbourne areHemer) the
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Werribee produced what it had yearned Werribee Tigers coach John Lamont for most of the season – a consistent was apprehensive leading into Sunday’s four-quarter performance. historic final game of the season against The Tigers answered numerous challenges Sandringham. It was a dead rubber game for the Tigers from the Zebras, leading at every change and claiming a seventh win for the season. with VFL finals out of the equation, but Key forward Josh Porter and midfielder it was also billed as one of the biggest days in the club’s history – the last game Joe Maishman saved their best until last. “They probably had their best games of at the Watton Street ground in its current the year,” Lamont said. “They were real format before it is transformed into a stand-outs for us, those two boys.” state-of-the-art venue to serve coming Porter was the focal point for Werribee’s generations. attack. He kicked two goals and was the Throughout a tough season – one that began with the expectation of finals before conduit between midfield and goal. Maishman’s explosiveness through the petering out to an 11th-place finish as injuries and form slumps wreaked havoc – middle of the ground had the eyes of the Lamont maintained the players had for the forwards lighting up. most part played with spirit and that morale Ryan Clarke consistently found the ball and played his way into the minds of the remained high. North Melbourne selectors for the AFL Even Lamont was wincing when he finals. Robin Nahas was dangerous around checked the AFL results from Saturday, goal with three majors, while young key seeing Melbourne and Richmond, both sides with little but pride to play for, on the forward Ben McKay jagged two. It ended on a positive note, but the 2016 end of 100-plus point losses. season will be remembered as one that was Lamont wondered what the mindset of unfulfilled for Werribee. his players would be when he arrived at “The whole year has slipped by and we Avalon Airport Oval on Sunday morning, knowing they were four quarters away from haven’t gotten to where we wanted to go,” Lamont said. the end of a long, tough campaign. Meanwhile, there is no rest for Lamont To Lamont’s delight, his players were up for the challenge, claiming a 20-point win and the support staff, with planning already under way for next season. The Tigers will over finals-bound Sandringham. play all games on the road in 2017, with the “The morale of the group has been terrific, even though we have had a lot of club looking to secure nine “home” venues injuries and lost a lot of games of footy,” he away from Watton Street. They are in talks to stage games at said. “The blokes were really keen to finish the Hoppers Crossing, Torquay and perhaps year strongly and sending off the pavilion even an AFL curtain-raiser at Etihad was one little part of it but the big part of Stadium, plus Arden Street will be a logical venue given the Tigers’ ties to North it was finishing the year off on a positive Melbourne. note.” was one littleit part logicalStreet venuewill given was of finishing thebig year offofon a positive Stadium, plus Arden be athe Tigers’ ties to North it but the part
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grandstand at Chirnside (Luke Hemer) Werribee Tigers forward Josh Porter – one of Park. the day’s stars – celebrates a goal in front of the old grandstand at Chirnside Park. (Luke Hemer)
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SPORT Journeyman finally breaks through Werribee sprintcar racer Charles Hunter has been rewarded for his persistence. It has taken 18 long seasons but he finally achieved his maiden podium result in the 410 Sprintcars. A love for the sport kept Hunter going and striving for that elusive podium finish. Hunter savoured that feeling on the big stage at Geelong’s Avalon Raceway. “After trying to make it on to the podium for almost 20 years and then to finally have it happen in such a sudden way was a surreal feeling,” he said. “My family is a huge part of the reason I’ve kept racing over the years, so it’s really amazing to be able to give something back to them after all they’ve done for me. “I really can’t thank them and my sponsors enough for their continued support.” Hunter had enjoyed a number of heat race wins, but had never stood on the dais when it counted in a race for points. The 35-year-old came so close on occasions
Werribee sprintcar driver Charles Hunter has tremendous determination. (Donna Rosenstengel)
with a number of fourth-placed finishes, including a fourth at Hamilton’s Western Speedway two weeks prior. All the near misses were forgotten about for one night at least. Competing in the 12th round of the Eureka Garages and Sheds Series, Hunter was running a familiar fifth 28 laps into the 30-lap feature
race. With the chequered flag approaching, Hunter noticed some drivers slowing in front of him and he made a late bid for the placings and managed to snare third place. It was a long time coming for Hunter’s first podium finish. Hunter’s foray into sprintcars began as a 16 year old alongside his dad Butch. Modifications to Hunter’s sprintcar have been crucial to him enjoying his most consistent season to date. He has only missed out on three feature races and sits fifth in the series standings. “We knew we had a good engine, but we wanted to try something new with the chassis this season,” Hunter said. “We’ve definitely still got a bit more to learn about the new car, but I think that given our results over the last month, we’ve got a fairly good idea of what we need to be doing.” Lance Jenkinson
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annual reunion of the Footscray and Yarraville Socials Football club continues to grow each year despite the club going into recession in 1975. The F&Y Socials opened up the day a few years back to other clubs also no longer in existence and the reaction was very positive. Names such as Wembley Park, Seddon, Sunshine, Kensington and Brooklyn were powerhouses of the old FDFL and VFA. This year’s lunch will take place at Barkers Cafe at Whitten Oval on Friday, May 25. Bookings, details: Barry Bennett, 0400 848 923 or ben@optusnet.com.au
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Werribee and Williamstown game last weekend was a timely reminder that both clubs faced extinction in the 1990s. Thankfully, today both have bright futures, whatever the future of the VFL competition. Werribee is settled into a new facility and recorded a gutsy win over its arch rival to claim the John Pyne Memorial Trophy.
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Golden glove takes title By Lance Jenkinson Boxing has been a devotion for Point Cook’s Daniel Roberts since the age of 10. When the now 17-year-old returned from Perth with the Boxing Australia under 19 64-kilogram youth light welterweight national title, it was a proud moment because of the blood, sweat and tears he has shed in the ring and in the gym over the past seven years. “It’s the best experience I’ve had in boxing for sure,” Roberts said. “It was just a relief because I’ve committed so much time and so much effort, pretty much half of my life, in training and fighting. “It’s a relief being able to get the job done and do something recognisable.” Roberts travelled to Perth confident of success, but he was still the underdog as the second ranked Victorian. The year 12 student from Emmanuel College in Altona North qualified for the nationals 80 WYNDHAM STAR WEEKLY \ APRIL 25, 2018
after a silver medal at the state championships. But Roberts’ preparation for the nationals was spot on, thanks to the guidance of new coach Dave Hegarty at the Tarneit Boxing Gym and his own incredible work ethic, which sees him train for up to two and a half hours a day, five days a week, not including the road running he does outside of his sparring and gym work. “I turned it around up there, that was the goal and I got it done,” Roberts said. “I’ve been with my new coach for about eight months now, so I think having a bit more time to adapt with him and being so hungry going up there. “He’s made the training a bit more specific to the amateurs and we’re working a lot more on my technique and my form. “I used to be a lot more of a brawler and just wanted to fight, whereas Dave’s got me boxing and using technique and strategies to win fights now.” Roberts had to overcome an intense
three fights in four days to become national champion. He beat a tough opponent in Jason Fawcett, of New South Wales, in an enthralling final. “It was the toughest fight of my career so far,” Roberts said. “It was gruelling, so it was good to come out on top of him.” Roberts has qualified to compete at the Oceania boxing championships in Samoa, starting in May. If he succeeds at Oceania level, Roberts will get the chance to go to Hungary for the Youth World Championships, and from that event, competitors are chosen for the Youth Olympics in Argentina. While excited by the prospect of doors opening in his boxing career, Roberts is not looking too far ahead. “I’m pretty confident going over to Samoa, just as confident as I was going into nationals, but you can’t overlook any opponent,” Roberts said.
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Louise Mendes is ready to take her talents to the world. The 19-year-old hammer thrower will represent Australia for the first time at the IAAF World Under-20 Championships in Finland in July. “It’s just exciting to finally represent Australia,” she said. “It means all the hard work I’ve put in has paid off. “It’s my first time competing in an IAAF competition overseas and it will be completely different to what I’m used to.” Mendes was “stoked” when she got the call-up from Athletics Australia. The Altona resident achieved automatic qualification by winning the under-20 hammer throw competition at the Athletics Australia National Junior Championships in Sydney. “Winning nationals is such a big thing, but also knowing I’d be automatically selected for my first Australian team was phenomenal,”
Mendes said. “I ended up getting the call a few days later from Athletics Australia to say I’d made it on this team.” Mendes has long been a specialist thrower at her home club, Athletics Essendon. She dropped off the discus to focus on the shot put and hammer. Working under coach Demetri Dionisopoulos, a former Australian star hammer thrower himself, Mendes has taken her career to another level. “I’ve been training with him for almost two years now and he’s really taken me under his wing,” Mendes said. “He’s changed my technique and that’s really what’s helped me qualify and make this competition – his effort and input.” Mendes has worked super hard to get the best out of herself. She trains six days a week and travels as far as Frankston for specialised coaching and competitions.
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“I’ve had to make a lot of sacrifices,” she said. “There’s been times where I haven’t been able to attend social gatherings because I’ve had a competition the next day. That’s all part of the sport and everyone experiences that.”
Mendes dreams of representing Australia in open age competition – she sees her trip to Finland as the first steps on the international stage. “It will be a new and exciting experience and it will give me a taste of international competition,” she said. “I’ll be competing against people roughly my age and they’re all up and coming athletes that could make it to the senior ranks.” Mendes is the April nominee for the Don Deeble Rising Star Award. The award, hosted by Sunshine Western Region Sports Club and Star Weekly Weekly, recognises young athletes from the western suburbs who have achieved at state and/or national levels. Mendes will receive $1000, donated by the Yarraville Club Cricket Club, and other prizes to help assist her in achieving her sports goals. Lance Jenkinson
Falcons pay for late fade By Lance Jenkinson Wyndhamvale could not last the distance against last year’s runner-up Sunshine Kangaroos, sinking to a 48-point defeat in their Western Region Football League division 1 clash at Wyndhamvale South Oval on Saturday. The Falcons were impressive in the first half, with their chasing, harassing and enterprising play making a strong impression. Unfortunately, the young Falcons side could not maintain their high level of play in the second half. Their 24-point half-time deficit was almost doubled to 45 by three-quarter time. They at least managed to square up with three goals apiece in the fourth, but the horse had bolted. Trent Donnon, Codey Guy and Kobe James were standouts for Wyndhamvale, while Tyler Tessari kicked two goals. Wyndhamvale is bottom of the ladder with two losses to start the season. The Falcons have a chance to change that when they visit Albion on Saturday. Albion’s only victory came courtesy of a technicality after it was awarded the points from its round one loss to Caroline Springs after the Lakers exceeded the allowable points cap in that match. At the opposite end of the ladder, Werribee Districts claimed top spot with a 73-point thrashing of Albion at Soldiers Reserve. Chris Molivas (six goals) and Cameron Lee (five) were damaging in attack, combining for 11 goals. Nick Buykx, Caleb Sullivan and Matt Dean were the others to impress for the Tigers. Werribee Districts will travel to St Albans on Saturday for what is a mouth-watering contest on paper. Hoppers Crossing was made to rue its slow start against five-time defending premier Deer Park at Hogans Road Reserve. The Warriors trailed 50-2 at quarter-time, but fought back strongly in the remaining three quarters to out-score the visitors, but it was not enough to get the win. Hoppers Crossing’s next assignment is a tough one away to Caroline Springs. In division 2, Point Cook made it two-from-two since crossing from the Victorian Amateur Football Association. Andrew Auciello booted five goals to lead the Bulldogs to a 31-point win over Newport Power at Bryan Martyn Oval. Manor Lakes remains winless after two rounds. The Storm went down by 55 points to defending premiers North Footscray under lights at Howqua Reserve on Saturday night. In division 3, Wyndham Suns emerged with a four-point victory over Point Cook Centrals in a thriller at Featherbrook Reserve. Tarneit opened its account with a comfortable 41-point win over Laverton at Wootten Road Reserve.
Deng Chan has been in outstanding form for the Werribee Devils. (Shawn Smits)
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Kier Bol stands his ground for Wyndhamvale. (Damjan Janevski)
Glen Orden fell short of a breakthrough win by 10 points against Sunshine Heights at Ainsworth Reserve. At least the Hawks are proving to be competitive in their first season back in senior football after a 12-month absence, so a win could be just around the corner. In the opening week of the WRFL women’s competition, Manor Lakes had a 240-point win over a scoreless North Sunshine at Howqua Reserve. Kellee McIntosh was the talk of the Storm after kicking an incredible 18 goals.
Tarneit went down by 31 points to Laverton at Wootten Road Reserve, while Point Cook Centrals were thrashed by Spotswood to the tune of 69 points. Meanwhile, the WRFL’s new netball competition got under way on Friday night. It was double delight for Point Cook with Point Cook Blue mauling Braybrook Black 62-7 and Point Cook Red edging out Glen Orden 39-36. All games are played at VU Sports Stadium at the Whitten Oval on Friday nights.
It was an agonising weekend for Werribee Devils in the Big V basketball men’s state championship. The Devils lost both games on a double header by a combined total of five points. On Saturday night, Werribee went down to Hawthorn Magic 87-84 in a thriller at Eagle Stadium. Deng Chan continued his recent high level of play with 27 points, including six three pointers. Bryan Nagy contributed 19 points, eight rebounds and three assists, while Konor Kulas took a back seat for a change with 12 points and five rebounds. On Sunday, there would be more late pain for Werribee, pipped 81-79 by Waverley Falcons at the Waverley Basketball Centre. With imports Nagy and Kulas kept quiet, captain Paul Elderkin, with 19 points, five rebounds and two steals, and Tyrone Remy, with 16 points, including four three pointers, stepped up big time. Werribee is now 2-5. The Devils will need to find a way back into the winners’ circle when they host McKinnon Cougars at Eagle Stadium on Sunday. It was a similar heartbreaking tale for Werribee in the women’s division 1. The Devils went down in a nail-biter 69-66 to the Chelsea Gulls at Patterson River Stadium on Saturday night. Import Alyssa Bennett had a major impact for the Devils with 12 points and 19 rebounds. Werribee will be looking to improve on its 1-5 record when it hosts Geelong Supercats (3-3) on Sunday. Lance Jenkinson 81 WYNDHAM STAR WEEKLY \ APRIL 25, 2018
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#Recommended DRIVE AWAY selling price includes 12 months registration, CTP insurance, Stamp Duty & Dealer Delivery. *1.9% comparison rate for approved personal applicants and 1.9% annual percentage rate for approved business applicants of Mitsubishi Motors Financial Services only. Mitsubishi Motors Financial Services is a registered business name of Nissan Financial Services Australia Pty Ltd (ABN 70 130 046 794 Australian Credit Licence Number 391464), used with  Â? Â? Â?Â? Â€‚ ƒ  Â?  „ Â? …€‚ †Â?  Â? ‡ Â? ˆ  ‰Š Š…  Â? ‹ Š Š…  Â? ˆ ‹ Š ŒŠ…  Â?   Ž Â? ˆ  Š Š…  Â? ‹ Š ‰Š…  Â? ˆ ‹ Š ŽŠ…  Â? ‘’ Â? ƒ “ Â’ ‹‰ Â? ‹ Š ‰Š…  Â? ˆ ‹ Š ŽŠ…  Â? ‘’ Â? ƒ “ Â’ ‹‰ Â? ƒ ˆ € ” Â?• Â? ˆ Â’ – ˆ
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[D1] Recommended driveaway pricing is applicable for private customers, Bronze and Silver fleet customers, and primary producers only. Offer available on new vehicles produced January 2018 to April 2018 and purchased between 01/03/2018 - 30/04/2018 unless offer extended. Recommended driveaway price shown includes 12 months registration, 12 months compulsory third party insurance (CTP), a maximum dealer delivery charge, stamp duty and metallic paint. **[A]$96,[C]$117 per week is available on Toyota Access Consumer Loan to approved personal applicants of Toyota Finance to finance the purchase of a [A]C-HR 2WD Auto CVT,[C]C-HR 2WD Koba Auto CVT. Offer excludes business, government, fleet and rental buyers. Driveaway price of [A]$30,990,[C]$36,490 (includes 12 months registration, 12 months compulsory third party insurance, dealer delivery, stamp duty and metallic paint), less a deposit of [A]$3,500,[C]$3,500 with 47 monthly payments in arrears not exceeding [A]$412.97, [C]$503.19 and a balloon final payment (equal to the GFV) of [A]$15,622.58,[C]$18,006.58. Additional interest charges accrue whenever a balloon final payment option is selected. Based on an annual percentage rate of 6.98%. Terms, conditions, fees and charges apply. Offer valid until 30.04.2018. Toyota Finance reserves the right to change, extend or withdraw an offer at any time. Comparison rate of 8.90% is based on a 5 year secured consumer fixed rate loan of $30 000. WARNING: This comparison rate is true only for the examples given and may not include all fees and charges. Different terms and fees or other loan amounts might result in a different comparison rate. Toyota Finance is a division of Toyota Finance Australia Limited ABN 48 002 435 181, AFSL and Australia Credit Licence 392536.The Guaranteed Future Value (GFV) is the minimum value of your new Toyota at the end of your finance contract, as determined by Toyota Finance, subject to fair wear and tear conditions and agreed kilometres being met. Please speak to your Dealer for more information. T2018-009379 12385944-ACM18-18 10054932-16
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