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Wyndham councillor Intaj Khan will appeal a conviction and $23,000 fine for the incomplete and late filing of ordinary returns. At Sunshine Magistrates Court on Monday, Magistrate Therese McCarthy fined Cr Khan a total of $8000 for two counts of failing to submit ordinary returns between February 2016 and February 2017 on time, and $15,000 total for three counts of failing to disclose companies in which he held office during the return period and three counts of failing to disclose companies in which he held a financial interest. Cr Khan pleaded guilty to all charges in a hearing last month. In handing down her findings, Magistrate McCarthy noted that the offences occurred shortly after a 2015 investigation by the Local Government Inspectorate which resulted in Cr Khan receiving a written warning and subsequent training, which specifically covered councillors’ obligations regarding ordinary returns. She said although Cr Khan had no prior criminal history and should “be credited for the significant contribution to the community you have made”, his non-compliance following this training was an “aggravating factor”. ■ Continued
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travel expenses. Cr An said he was covering the cost of the trip himself. Among the competition organisers is the The Local Government Inspectorate is looking into a possible conflict of interest by two Eureka International Group, whose subsidiary company, EIG Developments, owns the Elpis Wyndham councillors. Councillors Aaron An and Walter estate in Truganina. Cr Villagonzalo said he believed not Villagonzalo are this week flying to Jinan, China, to be part of the judging panel for the attending would be a “wasted opportunity” for Overseas High-level Talents Innovation and Wyndham. “We asked for permission to go there as Entrepreneurship Competition. Both councillors were offered the all-expenses councillors, and they [the council] said, ‘No, paid trips. Despite being told by Wyndham you can only go there in your own personal council they could not attend as council capacity, you cannot bring business cards’,” he representatives, they opted to take a leave of said. “We need to network and build relationships absence from the council from July 19 to 24 to with local and overseas investors and those attend the event. Cr Villagonzalo said he was giving up his “free hosting these competitions. “If there is any conflict of interest that arises time” to attend and was allowing the organisers to pay for his flights, accommodation and other in the future, I will declare it.”
Cr An added: “I’m taking leave from council … therefore, I won’t be representing council during that period. I don’t believe there is any conflict of interest. But if there is any in the future, I’ll declare. “I’m paying for my own trip for some personal matters and will be visiting family relatives. “It would be good for me to see how other people organise big international innovation and entrepreneurship competitions.” Councillors Mia Shaw and Kim McAliney have condemned the trip. “It is still unclear to me how this is of benefit to our local community,” Cr Shaw said. “At the end of the day, it is the decision of the two councillors involved, but in my opinion it isn’t good governance and it is not something I support.” Cr McAliney said she did not support the
councillors going on the trip and had made her thoughts very clear. “They have been provided with advice … I stood on a platform of good governance and I don’t think this is,” she said. Wyndham council chief executive Kelly Grigsby said: “The councillors have been advised that should they elect to accept the invitation to China, they would need to declare the cost of the trip as a gift on council’s gift register and manage any subsequent conflicts of interest accordingly”. A Local Government Inspectorate spokesman said it was “assessing information related to a potential conflict of interest by two Wyndham City councillors”. The inspectorate declined to provide any further comment. Eureka International did not respond to Star Weekly’s request for comment by deadline.
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Youth jail plan released By Charlene Macaulay Plans for Werribee’s new youth detention centre have been released. The Cherry Creek Youth Justice Centre will include up to 300 beds for remanded and sentenced youths aged between 10 and 21, a 12-bed mental health unit and an “intensive supervision unit” that will have at least eight beds. It will also have dedicated beds for offenders to receive specialist assessments and intensive drug and alcohol treatment.
The facility, which will be surrounded by a six-metre-high wall, will have a school run by Parkville College to allow inmates to complete their VCE. The centre will have vocational education training and dedicated hands-on horticulture and hospitality programs. The Wests Road site is close to the Werribee tip and more than five kilometres from the edge of all future and current residential estates, including the existing Westleigh Gardens and Riverwalk estates.
Construction is expected to begin in August or September and the facility is expected to be operational in early 2021, with inmates likely to be transferred from Parkville over a staggered period of time. Department of Justice and Regulation secretary Greg Wilson said the youth jail would be a much-needed and secure facility. Copies of the facility plan are available at the Wyndham Civic Centre, 45 Princes Highway, Werribee, or at engage.vic.gov.au/ youthjusticecentre
Welcome to Bollywood A free Bollywood dinner and dance party will be held at the Manor Lakes Community Learning Centre next week. Manor Lakes resident Neha Nagi is organising the event, which will feature a DJ, face-painting, children’s activities and a Bollywood quiz. Mrs Nagi, who has previously organised a Bollywood karaoke party and a cultural Lohri event, said she was trying to fill a gap in Indian and Bollywood events in Wyndham. “I’ve been volunteering in the community for a while now, it’s something I really enjoy. It is lots of fun and you meet lots of people,” she said. Mrs Nagi said the Bollywood dinner and dance party would feature dance groups and a performance of a bhangra dance by members of Club 60, a group for Indian parents whose children are settled in Tarneit.
Small businesses such as Punbajan Boutique, a real estate agency and friend Jaspreet Kaur have provided vouchers as prizes. “I am looking forward to a fun night and I’d love to see participation from anyone and everyone,” Mrs Nagi said. “Anyone can come, all ethnicities are welcome.” The Bollywood dinner will be held on Friday, July 27 from 6.30-10pm, at the Manor Lakes centre, 86 Manor Lakes Boulevard. Attendees are invited to bring their favourite curry to share. Alesha Capone
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She also cited an email sent out to Wyndham councillors on January 4, 2016, which included a copy and guide to filling out ordinary returns. Magistrate McCarthy said this, coupled with the importance of correctly filing returns to ensure good governance, were behind her reasons for the conviction. “Given the training you undertook –notwithstanding the submission that the training may not have exactly been on point – you are a sophisticated business man and are capable of asking questions as part of that training, and that the purpose of the training was no doubt to focus your mind on the importance of compliance with your reporting obligations,” she said. “You were on notice at that time about returns, and the public interest in reporting.” Cr Khan has lodged an appeal against the decision, which is scheduled to be heard on September 14 in the County Court. “After giving careful consideration to the court’s decision on [the] sentence and the reasons for it, and after obtaining legal advice, I have decided to appeal,” he said. Charlene Macaulay
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Beach dangers exposed By Alesha Capone John Willett has urged families to take care at the Werribee South beach, after he rescued a young boy from the ocean earlier this month. The 68-year-old local visited the beach about 3pm on July 3, with the intention of enjoying the view and a cup of coffee. He parked near the children’s playground and went to chat with some fishermen. Mr Willett said he saw a young boy, who appeared to be about three years old, run onto the sand and an older man, whom he believed to be the boy’s grandfather, pursuing the youngster. Mr Willett said the child ran into the water and suddenly “disappeared� under the ocean’s surface. “When he got around three metres into the water, the child went down a crevice or a dredged area – the grandfather, in pursuit, did too,� Mr Willett said. He said that he saw the older man resurface with the boy, but he lost his grip and the child started to float away, face-down in the water. “I immediately jumped in the water,� Mr Willett said. “The water was about 10, 11 feet deep, very dangerous so close to the shore.� Mr Willett said although his feet could not touch the bottom, he managed to grab the child and heave him onto the sand. The grandfather crawled out of the water on his hands and knees as Mr Willett patted the boy on the back. The boy coughed up some water but otherwise appeared fine. Mr Willett said afterwards, the grandfather thanked him profusely for his actions, but that they did not swap names. “The main thing is, the little child is OK,� Mr Willett said. He does not want another family to
John Willett rescued a young boy who was drowning at Werribee South beach. (Damjan Janevski)
experience the same “near catastrophe� and wants to warn people of the dangers of the beach. He said the water at Werribee South beach could look quite shallow when the tide goes out, but the sand below the ocean’s surface drops away on a sharp diagonal, much like a cliff-face, making it very deep just a few metres from the shore. “The tide goes out and it looks very
deceiving,� he said. Mr Willett reported the incident to Wyndham council and Parks Victoria, and hopes signs will be installed to let beachgoers know about the sharp drop. Parks Victoria regional director Jo Richards said there was “comprehensive aquatic risk signage advising of the risks� in the area and that swimming was also not permitted in the boating channel, for public safety.
Avalon’s Asia tickets on sale Tickets are on sale for Avalon Airport’s first international flights. Travellers can expect to bag flights for as little as $99 to Kuala Lumpur to celebrate the first AirAsia flights from Avalon, with the very first AirAsia X flight scheduled to arrive at Avalon on the morning of December 5. Avalon Airport chief executive Justin Giddings said construction of the new $38 million international terminal was well under way and that it would initially accommodate twice daily return services. “At almost 9000 square metres, it will house state-of-the-art facilities with the latest innovations in customs equipment and processes, as well as a fantastic choice of duty free shopping and food and beverage options,� Mr Giddings said. “By the time the first AirAsia flight touches down at Avalon, we’ll have affordable parking right out the front of the new terminal or, as always, the option for SkyBus to deliver passengers from Melbourne, Werribee or Geelong right to our front door.� Avalon board member Ari Suss said the new terminal was being built with functionality and convenience in mind. It is expected more than 500,000 people will go through Avalon’s international terminal in its first year of operation. AirAsia X Malaysia chief executive Benyamin Ismail said the move to Avalon Airport was a game-changer for consumers and tourism. Charlene Macaulay
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Delays hit Tarneit Road upgrade By Charlene Macaulay Drivers can expect traffic snarls along Tarneit Road to last a bit longer, with a $6 million duplication and intersection upgrade not expected to be complete until at least October. Wyndham council’s city operations director Stephen Thorpe said the project, which was originally slated for completion in October 2017, had been delayed because design changes were needed to avoid disrupting water, gas, electricity and drainage systems.
“These were unexpected complications and we’ve been working closely with the responsible service providers to resolve these issues and ensure that the project is delivered safely,” he said. “The duplication and intersection are expected to be completed by October 2018, dependant on service authorities being able to carry out the work required in the time frames they’ve committed to. “While it’s disappointing that these works have been delayed, it highlights the pressure
associated with roadworks that all stakeholders are under, including service providers, in a rapidly growing municipality with a high demand for new infrastructure.” Once complete, the road upgrade will include an extra lane in each direction between Hogans Road and Caraleena Drive, traffic lights at the Good News Lutheran College entrance, and a doubling in the size of the Tarneit and Hogans roads intersection. Since November last year, drivers have had to negotiate a makeshift roundabout at the
Tarneit and Hogans road intersection to allow work to widen the intersection and install a new set of traffic lights. The project also includes construction of wetlands next to the Tarneit West shopping centre to improve the storm water quality and provide more public open space. One of Wyndham’s most heavily congested roads, more than 20,100 cars travel through Tarneit Road north of Hogans Road each day, according to the council’s most recent traffic volumes survey.
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he gloves are well and truly off and the campaigning on for our votes in the state election, judging by the barrage of pork barrelling. A new police complex, complete with actual police, is on the agenda. Road improvements, more hospital beds, more doctors – you name it, we are going to get it. There is no end to the ways in which our lives will be better after the November 24 election. So why wait until then? Give it to us now. Silly me. That is not how the system works, or more precisely, is worked. The two major parties work on the premise that we will be so besotted with all the baubles on offer that we will forget their blunders and misdeeds. The minor parties work on the premise that we are all so sick and tired of the broken promises of the majors that we will install independents to – as the late Don Chipp said – “keep the bastards honest”. I am not sure either of these premises is valid at the moment. I can’t think of a time in my adult life that I have had less faith in the system, and the people running it, regardless of their political
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By Charlene Macaulay Two archery clubs are horrified by the state of Laverton North’s Lawrie Emmins Reserve and say neither the council nor police are taking their concerns seriously. Members from the Western Melbourne Field Archers and Werribee Archers who use the reserve say 4WDs and motorcyclists have created makeshift race tracks and are tearing up the reserve. When Star Weekly visited the site earlier this month, there was a burnt-out car, dumped rubbish including mattresses, a couch, tyres, clothes and old TV sets strewn throughout the reserve, trees cut down and graffiti on shipping containers. Werribee Archery Club president Irene Norman said both clubs’ archery targets had been vandalised. She said her club had lost female members who didn’t feel safe training at the venue on their own. Western Melbourne Field Archers president Matt Huggins said: “It’s a hoon’s paradise.” Ken Gunn, from Western Melbourne Field Archers, said the problems were significantly reduced for a short time when the council installed a security camera on-site. The camera has since been removed. “It’s really appalling the way the whole place is disregarded,” he said. Senior Sergeant Aaron Riches said Werribee police had received three reports of hoon driving at the reserve this year. “Police continue to patrol this area, knowing it to be an area of concern,” he said. “We continue to monitor this location – and that includes the use of Victoria Police dirt bikes.” Wyndham council chief executive Kelly Grigsby said a planned $1.6 million
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The Weerama Festival celebrated its 40th anniversary this year and the organising committee is keen to ensure the iconic Werribee event remains relevant. The committee is running an online survey seeking resident opinions on Weerama, to contribute to the festival’s format for 2020 and beyond. The survey asks respondents for their favourite aspect of the festival, including the parade, the youth talent competition, music and entertainment, dance groups, carnival, food, market stalls or community stalls. People are also asked to select their “least favourite” aspect of the festival and what day, or days, they think Weerama should be held. Another question asks for suggestions on where the festival should be staged, including Watton Street, Presidents Park, Chirnside Park or Kelly Park. Everyone who fills out the survey is encouraged to share their personal experiences of Weerama’s history and give any other feedback. Weerama is usually held in Werribee one week after Moomba, on a Sunday, from 10am to 4pm. Next year’s festival has been scheduled for Sunday, March 17. Fill out the survey at https://goo. gl/forms/YrJmfPuX6pRnhcvq2 or facebook.com/WeeramaFestival for details. Alesha Capone
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Although three councilors – Mia Shaw, Tony Hooper and Aaron An – voted against the proposal, it was passed by the other councillors present, much to the dismay of residents in the gallery. One of the residents, Colin French, submitted several questions to the council during the meeting, including one which stated a traffic engineering report submitted by the developers’ town planners, Song Bowden Planning, “appears to have glaring factual errors”. Mr French said the report claimed there were
Residents of a Point Cook street have slammed a proposal to build six double-storey houses in their cul-de-sac, saying a report submitted by the developers contains “glaring factual errors” about parking availability in the area. Wyndham council approved a planning permit application to build the six houses – along with two car spaces per dwelling – in Cowan Parkway at a meeting earlier this month, despite receiving 31 objections to the plan.
24 to 28 car spaces available on the street in Cowan Parkway, which he said was incorrect. Mr French said Cowan Parkway, being six metres wide from curb-to-curb, could only accommodate a total of 15 cars. He said the report also disregarded the fact that the development would displace some of the existing carparks at the end of the cul-de-sac and that, legally, only one side of the street could accommodate parking. “Our children’s safety is at risk, emergency vehicles will struggle to get up the street, rubbish bin collections may become impossible,
an unspoilt, quiet, leafy street disappears and the push to drive up population, density despite over-crowded Point Cook schools and limited parklands continues,” Mr French said. But a Wyndham council report into the planning application said the council’s engineering services unit has reviewed car parking demand in Cowan Parkway and “had raised no objections”. A representative of Song Bowden Planning declined to comment, when contacted by Star Weekly.
True story brought to life She said she was “incredulous” to discover that despite their circumstances, the Point Puer boys still managed to find humour in their lives and took “ridiculously stupid risks” just to lash back at authority. “Putting youths in such horrific circumstances to fend for themselves is hard to fathom,” she said. Point of No Return will be performed at the Wyndham Cultural Centre, 177 Watton Street, Werribee on Friday, July 27, and Saturday, July 28, from 8pm. Ticket cost $35, $30 concession and groups of eight or more, $25 students under 25, and $15 for under-15. Bookings: 8734 6000 or wyncc.com.au
An award-winning theatrical show developed in Wyndham will be performed in Werribee later this month. Point of No Return is based on a true story, about a group of inmates in Tasmania’s Point Puer Boys’ Prison, which was established in 1834 to rehabilitate young offenders. The show was written and directed by Werribee playwright Alaine Beek from Essence Productions. The play started out as a short piece presented by students at Werribee Primary School and was developed into a play starring students from Werribee Secondary College. The show won four awards at the Playhouse Players National Playwright competition in 2014. It is currently touring Victoria and will be performed in Werribee as the Wyndham Theatre Company’s 50th anniversary show. Beek said Point of No Return explored themes including struggle, hardship and hope.
Alesha Capone The Victorian Tour of Point of No Return will be at the Wyndham Cultural Centre. (Supplied)
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Tributes for cricket stalwart By Alesha Capone Tributes are flowing for the much-loved vice-president of the Hoppers Crossing Cricket Club, Bernie Moynahan, who died last week. Mr Moynahan died last Tuesday while visiting Russia to support the Socceroos during the World Cup. Mr Moynahan contracted pneumonia while he was overseas. He slipped into a coma and contracted septicaemia after being admitted to a Russian hospital. After Mr Moynahan’s death, the Victorian
Turf Cricket Association issued a statement about his long service to their organisation. VCTA president Steve McNamara said Mr Moynahan represented Hoppers Crossing Cricket Club as a VCTA club delegate for almost 20 years. Mr Moynahan was a life member at Hoppers Crossing club and its vice president. He played almost 400 games with the club. Mr McNamara described Mr Moynahan as “a club legend, an association stalwart who loved the chance to have a chat and a beer with anyone who would pull up a chair”.
“Having known Bernie for 20-odd years, I can attest that he was a gentleman, a lovable rogue,” Mr McNamara said. “He possessed a natural humour behind a quiet exterior.” He said Mr Moynahan would be sadly missed. The Hoppers Crossing Cricket Club posted a tribute to Mr Moynahan on its Facebook page last week. “At the moment there are no words, only real heartbreak,” it stated. “Our thoughts are with his (Mr Moynahan’s) family and close friends during this time.”
Bernie Moynahan. (Supplied)
Mosque honours mufti Hundreds gathered at Truganina’s Al-Taqwa Mosque last week to honour and farewell Australia’s most senior Muslim cleric, who died following a battle with liver cancer. Grand Mufti Sheikh Abdul Azeem Al-Afifi, who died in Northern Hospital on July 11, was remembered as being a “great catalyst” who brought people together. He was 48. In accordance with his faith, a funeral was held the day after his death at Al-Taqwa Mosque – where he served as an Imam after migrating to Australia 18 years ago – followed by a burial at Fawkner cemetery. In a statement, the Australian National Imams Council said Sheikh Abdel Aziem Al-Afifi had been widely recognised and respected by both the Australian Muslim community and wider Australian society. “Sheikh Abdel Aziem Al-Afifi has dedicated himself to serving the Australian Muslim Community for over 20 years, being one of
the founding members of ANIC, serving two terms as president, and most recently being elected the Mufti of Australia,” the statement read. The sheikh was the youngest person ever to be elected to the role of Grand Mufti in March. The council executive committee will act in the role of Mufti of Australia until a meeting is held within 15 days to determine a new leader. Australian Multicultural Foundation executive director Hass Dellal said the Grand Mufti was a “great person” who would be sorely missed. “He was a great catalyst and brought people together and that was his real strength.” Charlene Macaulay, with The Age Grand Mufti Sheikh Abdul Azeem Al-Afifi. (Facebook)
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By Alesha Capone Brazen thieves posing as potential buyers have stolen a car from a Sanctuary Lakes woman who was selling the vehicle to help pay for her mother-in-law’s medical care. Samira said she put a post on Gumtree advertising her white Mercedes ML. On Saturday, July 3, just after 8.20pm, a woman – who had contacted her expressing interest in the car – visited Samira’s home in Tournament Drive, ostensibly to inspect the vehicle. Samira said she thought nothing of it when the woman, along with her male
companion, asked to hop into the car and turn on the engine to see how it ran. But as Samira stood beside the car, holding her two-year-old daughter, the woman locked the vehicle’s doors and drove away. Samira said she had trouble believing the “sheer audacity” of the thieves. “I was in a bit of shock,” Samira said. “When I called police, I was in tears.” Samira said that in putting the car up for sale she had hoped to raise money to put towards the care of her mother-in-law, who has dementia and lives in Cape Town. Samira said that medical care for people with dementia
could be “quite expensive” in South Africa, so the family had also started a GoFundMe page. “I really just want my car back so I can sell it,” she said. “It’s heartbreaking. I also want other people to know that this kind of thing can happen right in front of their eyes.” Samira said that when the car was stolen, its number plates read ICD 3PU. She described the woman who stole the car as having a sling on her left arm and long blonde hair. To donate: gofundme.com/help-maurreenget-assisted-caring Crime Stoppers, 1800 333 000.
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Fit firies step up Three Wyndham firefighters are taking the fight against motor neurone disease to new heights. Werribee Fire Brigade firefighter Matt Mannix and Truganina firies Shane Bullen and James Jones will climb 1504 steps over 98 floors to the top of Sydney Tower Eye, the city’s tallest building, kitted out in their full firefighting gear. Motor neurone disease is a neurodegenerative disease that causes weakness in muscles that progressively worsens and eventually leads to paralysis. The firefighters, stair climb veterans, were inspired by the work of AFL legend and MND sufferer Neale Daniher, who has helped raise funds and awareness of the disease through his annual Big Freeze fundraisers. The trio hopes to raise $3000 that will go to the Macquarie University MND research
facility. Mr Jones is calling on the Wyndham community to get behind the cause. “This challenge doesn’t compare to what people living with MND and their families live through every day,” he said. “As a volunteer, our role is to serve our communities and this is just another way we can support those within our community who are affected by the disease. “We’ll be training at different locations around Wyndham over the next few months to get us prepared for the epic climb. “If you see us around, make sure you give us a wave or show your support with a donation to the Firefighters Climb for Motor Neurone Disease.” The climb will be in October. To donate go to bit.ly/2L7J2iM Charlene Macaulay
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Private school growth concern By Charlene Macaulay A Wyndham councillor has voiced concerns about the concentration of private schools in the area. Cr Josh Gilligan said there was a clear over-provision of private-sector schools in Wyndham, and, according to the Wyndham North and Wyndham West precinct structure plans, 45 per cent of secondary schools and 31 per cent of primary schools planned over the next 20 years will be non-government schools.
Currently, nearly two-fifths of all Wyndham schools are non-government schools, with 19 Catholic or independent schools in the area compared to 30 government schools. “Catholic students in Victoria only make up 25 per cent of secondary school kids. There are some serious imbalances there,” Cr Gilligan said. “Census data will show you that the population that were Catholic in Wyndham actually declined substantially by four per cent from the 2011 Census to the 2016 Census, yet
we’ve essentially got double the average number of schools that are Catholic or independent. “There’s cases where developers are working very closely with private providers because, frankly it’s easier to get schools through in terms of approval than it is for public schools to be built.” Cr Gilligan said the current ratio was unfair to families who could not afford, or did not want to pay, for a private education. “Disposable incomes here are not as high as in other parts of the state, and therefore there
is an expectation that the state provides this where possible.” But Wyndham council chief executive Kelly Grigsby said planning for private schools was a necessity due to demand. “This council has made government education provision for children and young people in Wyndham a priority. We have a growing number of children in Wyndham, and are advocating with the community to secure government funding and adequate infrastructure to meet education needs.”
Namra playing for keeps Young Namra is flying high after being selected to review two Tarneit parks as his capacity as a playground expert. Namra, aged 10, has reviewed Aeroplane Park and Banyan Park in online videos filmed by Stockland, to inform people about The Grove estate. The videos feature on Stockland’s website, as well as YouTube. Namra gave Aeroplane Park 4.5 stars out of 5 and Banyan Park 4 stars out of 5. The budding rocket scientist said he liked Aeroplane Park’s play equipment, including a cargo plane and an aviator-themed play panel. “I really like this park, it’s very cool and great for kids of my age,” he said. “There’s plenty to do and the games are so fun to play. “There’s a big aeroplane and you can play everywhere. I like the see-saw, which is a bit tricky, and the slide.” Namra said he also enjoyed playing
basketball at Banyan Park, but his favourite spot in Tarneit was the Growling Grass Frog Park playground. “There’s so much to do there and it has a great flying fox and a huge slide, I give this park my top rating of 5 out of 5,” he said. To view Namra’s video review of Aeroplane Park, visit www.stockland.com.au/residential/ vic/the-grove/news-and-events/popularity-ofaeroplane-park Alesha Capone
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Diamonds are forever By Charlene Macaulay These two lovebirds have just notched up an anniversary of diamond proportions. Florence and Vincent Gates first met at a dance at the RSL hall in Altona and dated for a year before tying the knot on July 10, 1943, at the West Footscray Presbyterian Church. Last week, the couple celebrated 75 years of marriage surrounded by family and friends. When they married, the Gates’ didn’t have the money to go away on honeymoon and spent
a couple of years living with Vincent’s mum before getting their own home in Footscray. They then moved out to Balliang East, where their children, Ken and Barbara, started school. Their brood has expanded to include three grandchildren and four great-grandchildren. Family has always come first in the Gates’ household, and Sunday roasts played a big part in that. The couple also took their kids on a road trip around Australia every year, where they would stay in caravan parks. The pair moved to Queensland for 38 years,
where Vincent worked for Ford until the company shut its doors, before coming back to Victoria and living in Sunbury for a number of years. They now call Baptcare Wyndham Lodge in Werribee home. Staff say the couple always do things together, even when taking part in activities. When asked about the secret behind their happy union, Vincent, 94, said: “When I don’t want to hear her, I take my hearing aid off.” Florence, 92, added: “I’m ready to trade in now!”
A Werribee shopper has won more than half a million dollars after taking out a TattsLotto division one prize. The winner, who has chosen to remain anonymous, held one of eight division one-winning entries in the July 7 TattsLotto draw, winning division three six times on a system 7 ticket to take home a total of $509,469.82. The winning entry was purchased at the Werribee Newsagency in Station Place. It took the winner five days to claim the prize, with the ticket not registered to a Tatts Card. Werribee Newsagency manager Hayley Murphy said the win had created a buzz in the store. “Everyone has been talking about it and we’ve had lots of customers in store asking questions and checking their tickets,” Ms Murphy said. “The staff are so bubbly and excited to have sold a division one-winning entry as we haven’t sold one in a while. “We’ve sold a few division one-winning entries in the past, but I would say it has been about six years since the last one. “This one has definitely broken the drought and we are so pleased our store has sold one.” Charlene Macaulay
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The new Renault Nissan Mitsubishi Alliance national distribution centre in Truganina. (Supplied)
Wheel deal in Truganina By Alesha Capone The Renault Nissan Mitsubishi automotive combine has officially opened its new national distribution centre in Truganina. The shared parts and accessories warehouse is a global first for the alliance between the three international vehicle manufacturers. The warehouse, located on Archer Road in the West Park Industrial Estate, was officially launched at an opening ceremony last week. The site, to be managed by CEVA Logistics, will become the new master warehouse for Renault, Nissan and Mitsubishi national distribution network and will also service
the Infiniti brand. The facility, which is set to become fully operational this month, will operate 24 hours a day and employ more than 90 staff. Alliance global after sales senior vice-president Kent O’Hara said the warehouse opening was a “significant milestone”. The warehouse, which is more than 37,000 square metres in size, will receive more than 2500 vehicle parts a day. The distribution centre will manage 11 in-bound sea containers daily, as well as air freight and other local shipments. The warehouse has space for approximately 100,000 parts and accessories.
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It also incorporates processes for the fast movement of automotive parts and accessories, including a dedicated area for the storage of hazardous liquids such as oils, transmission and brake fluids, and 10 container docks to allow for high-volume in-bound and out-bound shipments. The warehouse is one of the first six-star Green Star-accredited buildings in Australia, with a roof-mounted solar system to provide renewable energy, high bay LED lighting with daylight and motion sensors, early suppression fast-response sprinkler systems and a rain water system for bathrooms and garden irrigation.
Logistics company Logos has announced plans to develop a $250 million estate in Truganina. The company has bought 27.5 hectares of land located at 285 Palmers Road, where it plans to develop a number of warehouses within a master planned industrial estate. Logos joint managing director Trent Iliffe said the site was an important addition to the company’s logistics property holdings in Melbourne’s west and would allow it to grow with customer demand in the area. “The Melbourne logistics market has performed strongly over the past number of years and we are confident that the diminishing supply of available zoned and serviced land in Melbourne’s west will start to dictate stronger rental growth for this area going forward,” he said. The Truganina site’s selling agent, Pierre Ghougassian, industrial sales and leasing director for Cushman & Wakefield, said the land was positioned close to major arterial roads that would help to attract future tenants. “As demand for new warehouses starts to increase over the next two to three years, Logos will be in a great position to capitalise in what is starting to become a very tight market,” he said. Alesha Capone
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Hoppers Crossing landscaper watches (synthetic) grass grow A move by Hoppers Crossing landscaping “They can adjust figures together. It saves time. business, Reel Grass, to import high-quality It is perfect for stock and accounting purposes.” synthetic grass is paying real dividends. Dennis explains that with the help of MYOB, it is Run by Dennis Smith and wife Lydia, Reel Grass very easy to see what is in stock and what is not. offers some of the best synthetic grasses in the “We can now re-order easily,” he says. “Without world. MYOB, we would be in a lot of trouble.” “We started 12 years ago as a landscaping company and bought grass from other suppliers as a part of our service,” Dennis says. “A few years ago, we decided to import our own grass and from there we started a retail business. Since that time, sales have skyrocketed.” Dennis says the keys to this success were, and continue to be, product knowledge, having the best available products and ensuring superb customer experiences. “We always have a lot of stock,” he says. “I find that when someone comes in on a weekend to do a job, they want to get it done that weekend. “Some of our competitors will have to order it in as they don’t want the outlay, but we always have stock on-hand to make the experience easy and straightforward.” Dennis says that with the growth of his business, managing stock became an issue. “As we had so many units, across 12 different lines, keeping track of inventory became a real need,” he says. That’s when Dennis and Lydia invested in MYOB accounting software. “From that point in time, MYOB became invaluable as it is cloud-based and very user-friendly,” he says. “My wife – and also my accounts manager – Lydia, is able to work in real-time with our accountant from two separate locations.
Dennis says a successful business requires research, trusting relationships, great products and fantastic customer service. “We purchase our grasses from what is now the largest manufacturer of synthetic grass in the world,” he says. “I started with them when they were much smaller, but stuck with them through thick and thin and they with us. “Now we are one of only seven suppliers of their product in Australia and have a fantastic working relationship because of the trust that has been built over time.” By investing in this strategic relationship, Reel Grass sees returns in enhanced buying power – and that means a greater service offering for its customers. “We can help a do-it-yourselfer buy and install from start to finish.” Dennis says it’s this level of tangible customer service that sits at the core of Reel Grass’ success. “At the end of the day, we keep our business simple to make sure we sustain the level of service we pride ourselves in.” Reel Grass, 130 Old Geelong Road, Hoppers Crossing. Inquiries: 1300 306 389 or visit reelgrass.com.au
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New world order to fight waste By Charlene Macaulay Households could have up to five different weekly rubbish collections under changes being considered by Wyndham council. The council has released a host of recommendations for the collection and treatment of waste following a three-week European tour of waste facilities and meetings with alternative waste treatment and disposal providers. The council delegation also attended the Leading Trade Fair for Environmental
Technologies in Munich to meet major European suppliers of waste management, treatment and disposal. The trip cost council $31,000. City operations director Stephen Thorpe, who made the trip with mayor Peter Maynard and Werribee tip manager Simon Clay, said many European households separated rubbish differently, with separate collections for metal, combined food and green waste, co-mingled recycling, glass and residual waste. “Our primary focus was on what people were doing with waste collected from households,”
he said. “The best thing to do is to recover more of it – so people separating it at home, putting it into the right bins, and then you collect it in more collection systems. “We do three bins, they do five. It’s a case or whether or not we increase the number of collections.” Other recommendations include: • Introducing waste baling – similar to hay baling – as a short-term measure to reduce the amount of free-flowing litter and birds at the Werribee tip. • Forming a public-private partnership to
develop the Werribee tip into a waste to energy plant. Cr Maynard said Australia was about 20 years behind other countries such as the UK in alternative waste treatment. “As a direct result of this recent tour, council has committed to support the development of a collaborative partnership, which could include other councils, the private sector and the federal or Victorian government, to enable investment in alternative waste treatment at the Wyndham Refuse Disposal Facility,” he said.
Agent sold on pet project A pet cause is a good cause – just ask hockingstuart Werribee real estate agent Samantha McCarthy. Ms McCarthy and the real estate agency have donated $10,560 – their fee from the sale of a Werribee house last month – to Pet’s Haven animal shelter in Woodend. Ms McCarthy, who is a senior sales consultant and auctioneer at hockingstuart Werribee, said she had fostered about 40 dogs and puppies for the shelter. Her work with the shelter, which relies heavily on volunteers, had inspired her to help arrange the donation. Ms McCarthy said everyone in the hockingstuart Werribee office was “on board” with the donation. “Effectively we all contributed towards this great cause,” she said. “The lady who owned the property was initially a volunteer herself and is now a vet
nurse at the Pet’s Haven vet, so it all went together nicely. “The money will go towards helping rescue and care for more dogs and cats. “I think it’s important that if you are in the position to help out, whether it be with time, education, or financially, you should,” Ms McCarthy said. “Rescuing and fostering and contributing, however you can, helps save lives.” Alesha Capone
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Continuous work during the past week has resulted in the re-opening of the Cottrell St. bridge to traffic only a week after the approaches were washed out by a high river flow last Monday. The road approaches were severely scoured out during the flood which quickly rose to a peak at about 11 pm on Monday, July 3 and which measured 1.7 metres above the level of the roadway.
The Werribee Council wants to meet with Footscray Football Club executives to discuss the possibility of the Bulldogs being moved from the Western Oval to Werribee. Cr John Gibbons raised the idea of the talks at a recent Werribee Council meeting and his idea stemmed from recent publicity surrounding the future of the Footscray Club.
The Mayor of Wyndham, councillor David McLaren, has told CSR directors they will be held personally accountable for any mishap at the proposed toxic dump site in Werribee. The warning was issued at a CSR shareholders’ annual general meeting in Sydney on Monday.
Wyndham Council has urged the State Government to plan and build the Tarneit rail link within five years. As part of its submission to the Eddington report, the council also endorsed the 17 recommendations in the report relevant to the municipality, including the $8.5 billion Footscray-to-Caulfield rail tunnel, and the 18-kilometre cross-city road tunnel connecting the eastern and western suburbs.
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MY WYNDHAM Landscape photographer Justin Sloan, 31, lives in Manor Lakes. He chats with Alesha Capone.
I have lived in Manor Lakes for about five years now. I have watched the growth of Manor Lakes and really enjoy living here. It reminds me of the small country town I grew up in, Echuca. Manor Lakes gives me a great home ground between the city and the nature of You Yangs Regional Park and the Great Ocean Road. Being close to the Great Ocean Road gives me a beautiful stretch of Victoria to continually travel down and shoot amazing locations. I am thankful to have been mentored by some art coaches in Wyndham. What is one thing you would change about the area, if you could? There are a large number of talented artists in the Wyndham area, it would be great to see more of an artistic culture in Werribee and surrounds. Is there anywhere in Melbourne where you particularly enjoy taking photos? Otways National Park for sure, the park is home to Hopetoun Falls, Californian Redwoods, Rye River and many more amazing places. What do you enjoy most about photography? I like everything to do with landscape
photography, there is much more involved than first thought! Location planning, matching locations with weather and times, scouting a location for suitable compositions, using weather to capture a mood, travelling and hiking to locations. Being outside of my comfort zone, I am often waking up at 4am to travel two hours to catch a sunrise at a location, which I have to hike to in pitch-black darkness in the middle of a forest on my own. [Then] Patiently waiting for the right light before taking the shot, the technical aspect of operating the camera and knowing its capabilities, often calculating light differences to ensure it’s within the camera’s range. Photo processing and then of course sharing what I have captured via social media and exhibits! Have you ever had your photos exhibited locally or sold your images locally? Yes, I have exhibited locally in Point Cook and have also sold work in multiple stores within Pacific Werribee shopping centre. Currently I have three pieces of work in Qdos Fine Art Gallery in Lorne, I will also have an exhibit at 4Kings Café/Gallery in Anglesea in October and I am currently discussing an exhibit with Lu Lu Café/Gallery in North Melbourne for September. I’ve recently also launched my online gallery www.justinsloan.com.au.
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Mercy Palliative Care is looking for volunteers to provide support for clients and carers in their own homes. Volunteers can offer a wide range of services, such as being with someone while their carer goes out, providing companionship, taking someone for a drive or to an appointment, making bereavement phone calls and helping with memorial services. Full training and support is given. ■ Kellie, 9313 5700
Werribee Orchid Club Winter Show
Enjoy wonderful displays and sales of orchids, demonstrations on repotting and orchid culture, and free advice at the Werribee Orchid Club Winter Show, which will be held from 9am-4pm on July 28, and 10am-2pm on July 29 at the Italian Sports Club, 601 Heaths Road, Werribee. Entry is $5, with raffles held on both days. ■ Jenny, 0418 135 819 or email secretary@ werribeeorchidclub.org
Werribee Probus Club offers activities for men to partly fill the void left by retirement, such as day trips, tours and lunches. The next meeting is at 11am on July 23 at the Werribee Bowls Club, 239 Watton Street, Werribee. ■ Gary, 0420 491 182 or Bob, 9974 0435
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Wyndham Vale parkrun
Wyndham Vale parkrun is a free weekly 5km timed run, jog or walk which takes place every Saturday morning from 7.45am, starting from Presidents Park, McGrath Road, Gate 3, Wyndham Vale. Register in advance by 6pm on the Friday before your first parkrun event. ■ www.parkrun.com.au/register or www.facebook.com/wv.parkrun
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In this fun and relaxed workshop, create your own version of the most famous portrait in the world; Leonardo da Vinci’s Mona Lisa, using coloured pencils. Saturday, July 28, from 2-6pm at the Old Shire Office, 49 Watton Street, Werribee. The class is $85 with all materials provided. ■ artist@michelleripariart.com
Werribee Rotary Club will be celebrating its 50th Charter Anniversary on August 18 at the Werribee Racing Club Function Centre, starting at 6.30pm. Guest speaker will be 2017-18 Rotary International president Ian Riseley. Tickets are $85 and include a two-course meal, pre-dinner drinks and entertainment. RSVP by August 5.
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16 JUNE – 30 JULY 2018 Changes to the Werribee line including Altona Loop
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• There will be reduced speed limits and intermittent lane closures on Kororoit Creek Road and Racecourse Road near the level crossing until 29 July.
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Truganina manager Vicki Chandler, Hoppers Crossing manager Kylie Willan. (Damjan Janevski)
The mighty monarchs of storage in Truganina, Hoppers Crossing We all know the hassles involved in sourcing strong packing boxes when moving house, but Storage King makes it a breeze. What can you do when your new house is unable to accommodate all your “stuff” but it’s too precious to discard or give away? Storage King has easy temporary or permanent solutions.
It sells boxes, port-a-robes, paper, tape, bubblewrap and plastic covers – whether to protect stored goods or those in transit during a house or office move. Stores have consultants who are experts at finding the best solution for specific needs. There’s also an online space estimator to work out what size storage capacity you will need.
Australasia’s largest self-storage company, with 142 stores and counting, Storage King has “king” in its title for good reason – it rules in the self-storage industry, according to the managers of the Hoppers Crossing and Truganina stores, Kylie Willan and Vicki Chandler.
The storage specialists cater for all-sized needs, both domestic and commercial. Access to goods is easy and premises are highly secured. Courier services are also provided.
“The Storage King brand first emerged 20 years ago and has helped householders and businesses with their storage needs at a consistently high standard of professionalism,” Kylie says.
“For every pink tea chest sold in October, we will give the McGrath Foundation $1,” Kylie says.
“To back this up, our Hoppers Crossing store – in operation for the past 13 years – has won many awards, including this year’s Merchandise Sales award.
Kylie and Vicki value their stores’ contribution to charitable causes.
“On October 27, the Hoppers Crossing site is participating in the Garage Sale Trail, hosting multiple garage sales in the one location. Anyone can have their own stall on the day, just call us to book it in.
“Always expanding, we’ve recently added 265 units, bringing the total to 540.”
“It will be a great family day, with a jumping castle, fairy floss and popcorn, a coffee van and a special guest to entertain kids.”
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I’m not sure why, but I seem to have a serious caramel ‘thing’ going on at present. In the past few weeks, I’ve made a caramel cheesecake mousse and a salted caramel and chocolate tart. Just last weekend, I graduated to a caramel and apple sponge pudding. When I see the words ‘caramel’ and ‘apple’ in the same sentence, my mind harks back to the days of school fetes and toffee apples. Like lamb and rosemary, caramel and apple is a match made in heaven. And as the weather’s been so bitterly cold lately, you can understand why the words ‘hot,’ ‘sponge’ and ‘pudding’ also grabbed my attention! Thanks to Foodiful for this recipe. My family and I can attest that it’s the ultimate comfort food and the perfect company for cold nights in front of the TV.
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Preheat oven to 180 degrees celcius and grease a 25cm-wide baking dish. Peel and thinly slice 4 Granny Smith apples (I cut them into quarters first) and place in the bottom of the dish. Place 1 and 2/3 cups of self raising flour, 1 cup of caster sugar, 1 tsp vanilla extract, 200mls milk, 150g melted butter and 2 eggs into the bowl of an electric mixer. Mix on low speed for 30 seconds. Increase speed to medium and mix for about 2 minutes or until the mixture is pale. Meanwhile, place 1 cup water, ½ cup of golden syrup and 1 cup brown sugar into a small saucepan. Stir over a low heat until sugar has dissolved. Turn up heat a little and let the mixture come to the boil. Cook for a further 2 minutes. Pour batter over the sliced apples. Pour about half of the sugar syrup over the top. Bake for 45 minutes or until the top is golden brown and the sponge is almost cooked through when tested with a skewer. Pour remaining syrup over the top and allow to sit for 5 minutes before serving with ice cream or custard. For more great winter recipes and to check out the latest Food Bytes podcasts, head to the Food Bytes with Sarah Patterson Facebook page. Recent guests include Rebecca Maddern, Shane Jacobson and Merv Hughes.
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This Porter Davis-built residence of about 49 squares has a sense of grandeur, with no expense spared in its execution. It has four large bedrooms upstairs, each with en suite and walk-in robe. The huge main has a spa in the en suite and also walk-through robes and balcony access. The living room up here accesses a balcony at the opposite end. Entry downstairs is lavish, ahead of which are lounge (with gas log fire) and dining areas. Next is the living hub with bifolds to gardens, followed by a separate theatre room, which accesses an undercover outdoor space. The sleek kitchen has a butler’s pantry, stone benches and quality appliances. The back lawn is spacious. Included are gas ducted heating and refrigerated cooling, a laundry chute, downstairs study and powder room, and double garage with internal access.
Built by Quantum Homes to a high standard, this spacious residence has much allure for quality-seeking families. It has four bedrooms, one downstairs as the guest bedroom with en suite. Three upstairs include the main which has walk-through robes and stylish en suite. The main bathroom, separate toilet and living room with balcony access are also up here. Porcelain floor tiles in the entry hall head past a carpeted open lounge room through to the living hub. The colour palette is soft-grey and white and lightfittings are a feature. The sleek kitchen has a stone-topped island bench, cabinetry in two wood-grain tones, a butler’s pantry and upgraded appliances. An integrated alfresco area looks out to minimalist landscaping. Other features include ducted heating, evaporative cooling, alarm system and remote-controlled double garage with internal access.
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HOPPERS CROSSING 2/25 Cameron Drive, 3029
TARNEIT 12 Windward Close, 3029
First National Westwood: 9742 5555
hockingstuart Werribee: 9731 7022 Price: Contact agent
Price: $395,000 – $430,000
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This impeccably presented residence in ever-popular Mossfiel estate is a winner for first-home buyers, investors or downsizers. The location is another winning element, with Pacific Werribee, Mossfiel and St Peter Apostle primary schools and Hoppers Crossing Secondary College all less than a five-minute drive away. The house has a grey-carpeted lounge room which abuts the tiled meals zone with brick accent wall. The all-white kitchen has a brekkie bench, ample storage, a wall oven and gas cooktop. The two carpeted and fitted bedrooms share a fresh all-white bathroom, while the toilet is separate. Internal features include ducted heating, ceiling fan and security doors and blinds. An undercover alfresco area, accessed through a good-sized laundry, looks out to a landscaped backyard with extra brick paving and a garden shed. The garage has internal access.
Opposite parklands and walking tracks and close to the station and Wyndham Village Shopping Centre, this Carlisle Homes-built residence is chock full of family appeal. A living area and four fitted bedrooms (each with floorboards) are upstairs, as are the big main bathroom and separate toilet. Behind double doors, the extra-big main has a wardrobe behind an island wall and a dual-basin en suite with a tub. A downstairs floorboarded study could serve as fifth bedroom; it’s down the hall from a powder room. Living zones include a floorboarded lounge room, a tiled family-meals area and separate rumpus room. The sleek kitchen has stone benches, walk-in pantry and a servery window to the spacious alfresco area. Among many features are ducted heating, refrigerated cooling, split-systems, top-notch alarm, electric side gates and drive-through double garage with internal access.
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TARNEIT 5 Camellia Court, 3029 First National Westwood: 9742 5555
Price: Contact agent
What a cracker of a place this is for larger families or those wanting great space for an extended family – or for adult children not ready to fly the nest. It has six bedrooms, two of which couple with a sitting room, kitchenette and a big bathroom (with walk-in shower) to form a separate living domain under the same roofline. This space has a split-system, separate HWS and wide doorways. There’s no clear demarcation, so the layout can cater for one big family or seamlessly allow for other options. The terrific block of about 1470 square metres has side wrought-iron gates that
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allow spacious driveway access to a carport for four vehicles, beyond which is a huge shed/workshop with 15-amp power and room for four more cars. It’s the perfect set-up for a tradie or hobbyist. The house has entry to a hallway with mushroom-grey floor tiles, the colour matching benches all through. Carpet is grey, holland blinds dress most windows and some cornices are ornate. The hallway heads past an open carpeted lounge room then through bifolds to the tiled living hub, with the meals area wrapped with timber blind-dressed windows. Beyond is a separate carpeted
rumpus room with sliding doors to a fitted study, the latter the kick-off point to the “unit” section. The large kitchen has Tasmanian oak cabinetry, cream splashback tiles, a pantry behind bifolds doors, a wall oven, 900mm gas cooktop and a Blanco dishwasher. The main bedroom, off the entry hall, has a walk-in robe and an en suite with timber vanity unit and large spa tub. Three more fitted bedrooms are down a rear hallway they share with the main bathroom, a powder room arrangement and a laundry with access to a side covered deck and utility area.
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A huge pergola, spanning the space between main house and “unit”, has a remote-controlled projector screen and a water feature in river stones. The spacious, private back lawn is rimmed with trees and there’s a chook house, two vegie boxes, a wood storage shed and a 13,000-litre water tank with pump. This must-see property, with subdivision potential, also has ducted heating, evaporative cooling, ceiling fans all through, eight solar panels and a double garage. Carole Levy 27 WYNDHAM STAR WEEKLY \ JULY 18, 2018
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25 WILTONVA V LE AV VA A ENUE HOPPERS CROSSING 4 bedrooms plus study in Woodville Estate
• Proudly offered for sale for the first time • Set in the ever popular Woodville Estate and surrounded by amenities; Pacific Werribee 1km, Hoppers Crossing Train Station 1.2km, Woodville Primary 500m and Heathdale Christian College 900m • Flexible floor plan with a great balance of accommodation and living areas • Formal lounge, spacious dining, kitchen with dishwasher, rumpus room plus parents retreat • Ducted heating & 3 split systems • Established “picture book” gardens front & rear with access to Regent Street Park perfect for kids & pets • Sought after location, train station, shopping, schools, transport, parklands, cafes & more within walk dist
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4A 2B 2C 1D For SaLe $630,000 - $650,000 INSPECT By appointment Steven Richardson 0407 445 567
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35 WENTWORTH AVENUE WYNDHAM VALE Presidents Park at your “door step”
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Hoppers Crossing
Werribee
When location is the Key!
Top location, Walk to Train Station
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Nest or Invest!
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• A corner allotment on the South side of Werribee • Approximately 750m to Werribee Station • Proposed plans for a medical centre • With 4 consultation rooms and 14 car spaces • Proposing under Section 1 Use (no planning permit req) • In arguably the best location of Werribee
YPA WYNDHAM CITY 9741 7777 1 Werribee Street, Werribee
• Close to the Activity Centre Schedule 1 Zoning • Across the road from Werribee Secondary College • A short walk from Werribee CBD & Synnot Street • The home showcases 3 bedrooms with walk-in robes • Central bathroom, formal lounge, formal dining, sun room • Gas heating, rear yard access
Private Sale $1,100,000 - $1,200,000 Inspect
By appointment Photo ID required
Contact
James Risos 0450 733 302 James Antonio 0401 889 248
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Werribee South 847 Duncans Road Paramount Dream Opportunity - 3173m2! • The largest single-title, single-residence property • Located 37km from the CBD (30min freeway drive) • With more than a 77m frontage • Set among market gardens • 1915 former school residence • A 5-room home (kitchen, lounge and 3 bedrooms) • Original hardwood flooring throughout • There are over two-dozen mature beautiful trees • Views of Port Phillip Bay, and Melbourne CBD • Mt. Dandenong in the east & the You Yangs in the west • Zoned Intensive Agriculture C • A wide range of options (STCA) can be undertaken
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Price Range $870,000 - $950,000 Inspect
Sat 1-1.20pm Photo ID required
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Kirsty Cunningham 0414 344 475 Bassam Tofaili 0411 449 821
Wyndham Vale 8 Blowering Street Immaculate Gem In Manor Lakes • Perfect for investors, first home buyers & downsizers • Immaculately presented three bedroom home • Low maintenance and care-free lifestyle • Situated in the heart of the ever popular Manor Lakes • Walk-in robe and ensuite to master bedroom • Double block-out blinds • Roller shutters • Ducted heating • Split system to living area • Stainless steel appliances • Dishwasher • Alarm system • Remote garage • Open plan kitchen, meals and lounge area • Pergola and spacious backyard • Within walking distance to bus stops • Wyndham Vale train station (approximately 1km)
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YPA WYNDHAM CITY 9741 7777 1 Werribee Street, Werribee 34 WYNDHAM STAR WEEKLY \ JULY 18, 2018
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James Risos 0450 733 302 James Antonio 0401 889 248
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Wyndham Vale 10 Whitehaven Street
AUCTION THIS WEEK
Renovator’s Dream - When Location Matters • Located on a massive 540m2 (approx) • Packed with potential and character • Ideal for renovators, first home buyers, and investors • Three bedrooms • Master with walk-in robe and ensuite • A massive front formal lounge • Kitchen/meals area • Extension at the back • Ducted heating • Evaporative cooling • Close distance to reputable schools & kindergartens • Nearby to parklands and local shops • Only 6 minutes (approx) to Wyndham Vale train station • Within walking distance to the new Harpley Estate
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Price Range $350,000 - $380,000
Tarneit 1B Billabong Crescent
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Contemporary Design In Peaceful Location • Three BRs, master with WIR & ensuite • Formal lounge & formal dining • High-end kitchen with SS appliances • Double remote garage with int access • Spacious decked area • Fully landscaped gardens
Private Sale $540,000 - $575,000 Inspect
Sat 11.20-11.40am Photo ID required
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Kirsty Cunningham 0414 344 475 Mitch Smit 0450 913 513
YPA WYNDHAM CITY 9741 7777 1 Werribee Street, Werribee
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James Risos 0450 733 302 Bassam Tofaili 0411 449 821
Werribee 302 Tarneit Road
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Potential, Position & Premiere Property • Formal lounge, meals area, rumpus • Master with ensuite & walk-in robe • Remaining bedrooms all with BIRs • Renovated kitchen with SS appliances • Massive pergola, separate decked area • Double garage with rear access
Auction
Saturday 4th August at 1pm
Price Range $620,000 - $660,000 Inspect
Sat 12-12.20pm Photo ID required
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Kirsty Cunningham 0414 344 475 Mitch Smit 0450 913 513
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Hoppers Crossing 27 Marlborough Crescent
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Central Splendour! • Four bedrooms • Formal lounge and dining • Polished timber floors • Large kitchen and meals area • Established gardens, 537m2 approx • A huge garage with space for 2 cars
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Saturday 4th August at 11am
• Master with ensuite & walk-in robe • Multiple living areas • Two other bedrooms with BIRs • A central bathroom • Double oversized garage • RC ducted heating/refrigerated A/C
Price Range $490,000 - $540,000 Inspect
Wed 5.40-6pm & Sat 10-10.20am Photo ID required
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Harry Singh 0406 871 722 Catarina Bozzo 0405 857 895
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Sat 10-10.20am Photo ID required
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Jalal Feroj 0449 941 895 James Antonio 0401 889 248
YPA WYNDHAM CITY 9741 7777 1 Werribee Street, Werribee 36 WYNDHAM STAR WEEKLY \ JULY 18, 2018
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Superb Opportunity In A Superb Location
Werribee 12/22 Ventosa Way • Two bedrooms • Low maintenance courtyard • A central bathroom • Kitchen, lounge, tiled meals area • Single car garage • Currently rented at $1,200pcm
Hoppers Crossing 53 Cumming Drive
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Price Range $560,000 - $590,000 Inspect
Wed 5-5.20pm & Sat 10-10.20am Photo ID required
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Tony Vercher 0421 734 414 Tayla Brunato 0424 267 675
Werribee 31 River Run Drive
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Live By The Werribee River On Approx 672m2 • Four BRs, master with WIR & ensuite • Formal lounge, rumpus room • Beautiful kitchen and meals area • Ducted heating, evaporative cooling • Remote garage with drive thru access • A massive pergola & ample backyard
Private Sale $645,000 - $705,000 Inspect
Sat 12.30-12.50pm Photo ID required
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James Risos 0450 733 302 James Antonio 0401 889 248
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Wyndham City
Hoppers Crossing 27 Abbotswood Drive
Wyndham Vale 13 Chisholm Place
$510,000
$596,000 Werribee 10/22 Ventosa Way
Tarneit 5 Honeyeater Court
$372,500
$467,500
39 Wedge Street, Werribee AT AUCTION
$620,000 At YPA we have clients buying homes every day of the week. Please call us today to see how our process can help you reach success. Michael Wilson 0410 730 718 or Bassam Tofaili 0411 449 821 YPA WYNDHAM CITY 9741 7777 1 Werribee Street, Werribee
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For Sale: $539,000 -$549,000
Wyndham Vale - 1 Brighton Avenue
Point Cook - 7 Moree Road
Brighton Up Your Life
Brand New For You- FHOG
Unique, Sophistication, Style & Class are words that describe this property. This architectural marvel with massive street appeal is situated on a North East 624m2 (approx) corner block in the tree-lined Wyndham Green Estate. Features Granite benches to kitchen, Polished Cement & Hardwood Flooring, ducted cooling & more.
This home is perfect for down sizers, investors or those entering the property market (First Home Owners Grant Eligible.) The kitchen boasts class with the neutral light & bright white cabinetry that is complimented with stone bench tops, stainless steel appliances & a walk-in pantry. Features Ducted Heating & Air-Conditioner.
View: Saturday 21st July 1:00pm- 1:30pm
View: Saturday 21st July 12:00pm- 12:30pm
Glen Wilson, M: 0410 454 034, E: glen@benlor.com.au Alex Fabretto, M: 0405 243 641, E: alex@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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For Sale: $490,000 - $510,000
Werribee - 18 Amazon Place
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For Sale: $625,000 - $645,000
Manor Lakes - 3 Grovedale Way
Welcome to the Amazon
Exceptional and Beautiful.
The family friendly floor plan consists of a large lounge room featuring cathedral ceilings, 3 bedrooms with BIR’s, central 2 way bathroom & an open plan kitchen/dining area that adjoins the pergola. Benefit from side access for multiple vehicle parking. Features include ducted heating, split system cooling & roller shutters.
Built by Metricon Homes is this beautiful modern family home located in the Manor Lakes Estate. Consisting of 4 bedrooms (master with luxurious ensuite). There is an abundance of living space throughout, offering open plan family/meals area separate lounge area with a built in bar overlooking the decked alfresco.
View: Saturday 21st July 12:00pm- 12:30pm Brandon Changtime, M: 0411 683 438, E: brandon@benlor.com.au
benlor.com.au | 175a Watton Street, Werribee | 9741 6333 38 WYNDHAM STAR WEEKLY \ JULY 18, 2018
View: Saturday 21st July 11:00am- 11:30am Brandon Changtime, M: 0411 683 438, E: brandon@benlor.com.au Jay Radbourne, M: 0422 280 465, E: jay@benlor.com.au
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Hoppers Crossing - 1 Hyslop St
Hoppers Crossing - 10 George Greeves Place
Hyslop - In the Heart of Hoppers Crossing
Walk to Schools & Shops!
Situated on a generous 587m2 (approx) rectangular block, this property has superb potential. Benefit from close proximity to Pacific Werribee Shopping Centre (950m approx), St Peter Apostle School (254m approx), Mossfiel Primary School (691m approx), and only a short distance to Hoppers Crossing Train Station (1.6km approx).
The well-designed floorplan offers 3 bedrooms, a central bathroom, a spacious living area and an open plan kitchen & dining room. The kitchen is complimented with an abundance of stone benchtop space, plentiful storage & quality stainless steel appliances. Take advantage of the adjoining large pergola for your entertaining!
View: Saturday 21st July 10:00am- 10:30am
View: Saturday 21st July 11:00am- 11:30am
Glen Wilson, M: 0410 454 034, E: glen@benlor.com.au Mathew Heywood, M: 0428 903 394, E: mathew@benlor.com.au
Glen Wilson, M: 0410 454 034, E: glen@benlor.com.au Rhiannon Speranza, M: 0407 845 065, E: rhiannon@benlor.com.au
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Auction: $570,000-$610,000
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Werribee - 11 Strathford Court
Tarneit - 15 Rising Sun Parade
Size Does Matter!
Contemporary, Classy, Convenient... Wow
Situated on a generous 566m2 (approx) block in a tree-lined quiet court is this immaculately presented home. Fully renovated and comprising of 5 bedrooms (master bedroom is a kingsize suite complimented with a luxurious ensuite & walk-in-robe). Provincial influenced kitchen and two large separate living areas (including Theatre).
Nestled in a quiet street in Tarneit’s popular Reflections Estate on a 512m2 (approx) block is this beautiful home. The family friendly floorplan offers 4 bedrooms (Master being a king size suite with WIR & a luxurious ensuite). The open kitchen-dining area is central to 2 separate living rooms & adjoins the decked alfresco.
View: Saturday 21st July 12:00pm- 12:30pm
View: Saturday 21st July 2:00pm- 2:30pm
Glen Wilson, M: 0410 454 034, E: glen@benlor.com.au Alex Fabretto, M: 0405 243 641, E: alex@benlor.com.au
Glen Wilson, M: 0410 454 034, E: glen@benlor.com.au Robert Fabretto, M: 0418 377 535, E: robert@benlor.com.au
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41 Coastal Prom. Sanctuary Lakes
64 Malibu Boulevard. Point Cook
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The beautifully presented Long Island double storey home is truly a premium dream to own. With 4 spacious bedrooms, 2 bath and 3 living areas. The kitchenette and cosy lounge upstairs will allow you indulge your beloved ones and appreciate the unbeatable panoramic city view. Private Sale
Inspect Sat 1-1:30pm Photo ID Req
Price $930,000 $1,023,000
Contact Scott Perry 0439 595 461 Marc Henares 0466 113 818
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544m2 (Approx)
Beautifully presented Henley home built in 2011. Fitted with high end finishes like mosaic porcelain tiles, Caesar stone benchtops, plantation shutters this 31 square (approx.) home is one not to be one to be missed.
Private Sale
Inspect Sat 1-1:30pm Photo ID Req
Price $800,000 $880,000
Contact Scott Perry 0439 595 461 Marc Henares 0466 113 818
21 Findon Court. Point Cook
12 Aegean Link. Point Cook
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49 SQ (approx.) Porter Davis home on 683m2 (approx.) allotment in the Boardwalk Estate. This stunning double-storey 4 bedroom home has all the appointments for the family to enjoy. y y.
4 bedroom plus study, y 27 squares (approx.) single story home set on y, 479m2 (approx.) allotment in Alamanda School zone. Master with ensuite & WIR. Kitchen with s/s appliances. Include: ducted heating, refrigerating cooling and outdoor alfresco entertaining.
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Forthcoming Auction
Inspect Price Sat 12-12:30pm $890,000 Photo ID Req -$979, 9000 9,
Contact Scott Perry 0439 595 461 Marc Henares 0466 113 818
Inspect Sat 11-11:30am Photo ID Req
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Contact Scott Perry 0439 595 461 Danielle Ferguson 0484 546 381
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Auction 21st July @11am!
1/12 Moorillah Street. Hoppers Crossing
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Sitting proudly in a quiet and sought-after location in the heart of Hoppers Crossing, close to numerous local amenities is this immaculately presented family home. Perfect for first home buyers, investors, and downsizers alike, this home has plenty to offer including three good sized bedrooms and formal lounge.
Price $400,000 - $440,000 Contact Garry Deol 0433 290 383
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16 Vicky Court. Point Cook 3A
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AUCTION THIS SAT A URDAY AT A @11AM! AY This immaculate family presented home located moments away from all level schools offering three generous size bedrooms, a spacious living and open meals area and a low maintenance front and back yard. This family home is perfect for first home buyers, investors and downsizers. Inspect Sat 10:30-11:00am photo ID req
Auction 21st July 2018 11:00am Price $525,000 - $575,000
Contact Andrew Conte 0413 236 222
3 Brimpton Grove. Wyndham Va V le 3A
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567 (approx)m2
AUCTION THIS SAT A URDAY AT A @12PM! AY Renovated home to keep up with the modern trend. Comprising of 3 Bedrooms, 1 Bathroom, 2 car carport with drive through access. With potential to subdivide (subject to council approval) the potential is endless. The home is surrounded by local amenities. Auction 21st July 2018 12:00pm
Inspect Sat 11:30am-12:00pm photo ID req
Price $395,000 - $430,000 Contact Owen Dale 0401 468 005
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18 Karong Drive. Wyndham Va V le 3A
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476 (approx)m2
AUCTION THIS SAT A URDAY AT A @1PM! AY Situated in a quiet street with terrific access to parks, shops and public transport this home has everything at its disposal for easy living. Offering 3 generous sized bedrooms, well-appointed kitchen and an outdoor area perfect for entertaining. Call Andrew Conte to inspect today. y y. Inspect Sat 12:30-1:00pm photo ID req
Auction 21st July 2018 1:00pm Price $435,000 - $475,000
Contact Andrew Conte 0413 236 222
12 Parrakeet Road. Werribee 4A
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613 (approx)m2
AUCTION THIS SAT A URDAY AT A @11AM! AY Set on an impressive 613m2 (approx.) allotment this fantastic home offers multiple entertainment options both in and outdoors all within a short distance to Pacific Werribee Shopping Centre, Werribee Station and multiple schools this home is sure to impress. Inspections are a must! Auction 21st July 2018 11:00am
Inspect Sat 10:30-11:00am photo ID req
Price $450,000 - $490,000 Contact Samantha McCarthy 0431 712 899
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12 Bourke Crescent. Hoppers Crossing
1/33 Dowling Ave. Hoppers Crossing
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596 (approx)m2
With everything at your door step in the heart of the Mossfiel Estate, this home offers practicality and a versatile floor plan that anyone would surely enjoy! Outside offers an abundance of space while inside has been recently refreshed and features modern fixtures including bamboo Auction 4th August 1:00pm
Price Inspect Sat 10-10:30am $520,000 $560,000 photo ID req
Contact Samantha McCarthy 0431 712 899
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This beautiful low maintenance home is located within the Cambridge Primary School zone and only a short 350m (approx.) walk to the school and only a short 1.4km (approx.) to Pacific Werribee Shopping Centre. Inspections are a must! Inspect Auction 28th July 2018 Sat 1-1:30pm photo ID req 12pm
Price $395,000 $425,000
Contact Samantha McCarthy 0431 712 899
1 Landor Close. Hoppers Crossing
21 Peppermint Cres. Wyndham Vale
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1210 (approx)m2
Located in the popular Derrimut Heath Estate, this magnificent family home was built with quality in mind. The open and generous sized floor plan offers ample living areas and an abundance of storage space on an impressive 1,210m2 (approx.) of premium land. Auction 4th August 1:00pm
Inspect Sat 2-2:30pm photo ID req
Price $700,000 $750,000
Contact Samantha McCarthy 0431 712 899
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560 (approx)m2
Positioned on a corner allotment, this ultramodern and luxurious home offers a renovated kitchen with stone benchtops and Heller appliances, a grand outdoor entertaining area, two spacious living zones, an open plan design and side access for extra vehicle accommodation. Private Sale
Price Inspect $585,000 Sat 12:1519 00 19,0 12:45pm ID req $619,0
Contact Samantha McCarthy 0431 712 899
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Situated in one of Ta T rneit’s most prestigious and quiet pocke k ts lays ke y this ys immaculate family home. Comprising of four generous sized bedrooms. Master with full en-suite and walk in robe. Conveniently located central bathroom. Separate living zones including formal lounge and open plan living / meals area overlooke k d by a large kitchen. ke
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Inspect Price Contact Agent Contact Agent
Contact George Ya Y coubian 0402 658 335
Price $400,000 $440,000
Contact Samantha McCarthy 0431 712 899
8 Bower Drive. Hoppers Crossing
7 Hawkesbury Road. Werribee
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Centrally located within walking distance to Pacific Werribee, local parks and a short drive to Werribee Train Station, this home has the potential to subdivide (STCA) and offers an open plan design with the bonus of a sun room. Auction 11th August 11:00am
Price Inspect Sat 12-12:30pm $500,000 $550,000 photo ID req
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Contact Samantha McCarthy 0431 712 899
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This well thought out, neat and tidy residence has everything the entertaining family could need with a huge mancave with built-in bar, a double car carport with outside cooking utilities/BBQ area and extra storage space throughout. This home is a must see! Inspect Auction 28th July 2018 Sat 2-2:30pm Photo ID Req 11:00am
Price $470,000 $510,000
Contact Samantha McCarthy 0431 712 899
1/5 Odessa Court. Werribee
15/22 Ve V ntosa Way. y Werribee y.
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Neat and stylish, you will be impressed by this low maintenance home in a quiet cul-de-sac location with a fantastic entertaining area to enjoy with your friends and family. y Parks, public transport, local schools and so y. much more are all within walking distance. Auction 4th August 2:00pm
Inspect Sat 3-3:30pm Photo ID Req
Price $400,000 $440,000
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1B
1C
172 (approx)m2
Positioned in a quiet location amongst a friendly neighbourhood, this neat and tidy residence is the pinnacle of low maintenance living. Local amenities including Wyndham Central College, Galvin Park Reserve, Werribee Train Station and much more are all within walking distance! Private Sale
Samantha McCarthy 0431 712 899
Inspect Sat 9:4510:15am ID req
Price $345,000 $375,000
Contact Samantha McCarthy 0431 712 899
11 Fink Court. Hoppers Crossing
41 Birchwood Blvd. Hoppers Crossing
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1225 (aprx)m2
Located in the Cambridge School Zone close to public transport, parks and Pacific Werribee, this fantastic home sits on a generous allotment with side access to a powered shed, a renovated en suite and ample entertaining spaces, this home is a must see! Private Sale
Inspect Sat 10:1510:45am ID req
Price $795,000 $845,000
Contact Samantha McCarthy 0431 712 899
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3C
804 (approx)m2
This 804m2 property located in Bellbridge Estate boasts 5 bedrooms, the master with WIR & en suite featuring a spa bath, others all with BIR. Additional features include 4 living spaces, wet bar & swimming pool. Close to schools and shops this property is a must! Private Sale
Inspect Sat 2:45-3:15 ID req
Price $760,000 $775,000
Contact Samantha McCarthy 0431 712 638
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LAWSON PARTNERS
NEW LISTING
AUCTION SATURDAY
1/16 Bottlebrush Drive, Hoppers Crossing Presenting as new, this extensively renovated home displays all the hallmarks set to make this a great first home or quality investment. Being positioned within walking distance of Hogans Corner Shopping Centre, quality schools & public transport means ease of lifestyle is at your doorstep.The home itself consists of three good sized bedrooms all offering new carpets & BIR’s.The living zone features large windows letting in plenty of natural light, split system heating & cooling plus separate study space or home office.
A3 B1 C2 BER $390,000 - $425,000 Auction Sat 21st July at 11.00am Inspect Thurs at 4.15 - 4.45pm Sat at 10.30 - 11.00am Contact David Lawson 0411 175 575 Richard Smith 0481 137 746
16 Stradbroke Way,Wyndham Vale Ideally located only 500m from schools, shops, public transport & beautiful parklands, this 4 bedroom, 2 bathroom family home set on a massive 610sqm allotment makes the perfect first time purchase or smart investors choice.The home itself is full of character displaying feature walls, high ceilings, an abundance of natural light & solid timber flooring. At the front of the home we have the formal lounge, separate dining & timber kitchen with walkin pantry, large stove & dishwasher.
A4 B2 C2 BER $440,000 - $480,000 Auction Saturday 11th August at 12.30pm Inspect Sat at 3.00 - 3.30pm Contact Richard Smith 0481 137 746 Darren Dodd 0419 365 947
NEW LISTING
SOLD AT AUCTION $625,000 3 BIDDERS!
10 Cleveland Drive, Hoppers Crossing With a recent renovation throughout this superbly located family home on 530m2 of land is close to all amenities & sits within the Cambridge School zone. Recent works include a new kitchen featuring stainless appliances & stone bench tops, open plan living with separate dining, new carpets, heating/ cooling, generous bdrm accommodation with ensuite to main, laundry opening to a spacious rear yard, large covered pergola & additional covered car accommodation.
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A3 B2 C2 Price $549,000 Private Sale Inspect Thurs at 3.30 - 4.00pm Sat at 9.45 -10.15am Contact David Lawson 0411 175 575 Richard Smith 0481 137 746
10 Baden Drive, Hoppers Crossing House and Granny flat set (approx 650m) from the station with a multitude of shops and schools within easy reach. Comprises a 3 bedroom home, fully renovated kitchen featuring stone bench tops. Includes 2nd bathroom, ducted heating, cooling and the savings from installed solar panels.The self-contained 2 bedroom granny flat is newish with 2-way bathroom, gas cooking and its own laundry. Includes timber floors, built in robes and split system heating/cooling.
A5 B3 C2 Price $625,000 Auction Sat 14th July at 2.00pm Contact Darren Dodd 0419 365 947 Richard Smith 0481 137 746
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Don’t miss out on this fantastic immaculately presented 3 bedroom property, master with ensuite and walk in robe, built in robes in the other 2 bedrooms, brick fireplace, Ta T smanian Oak timber kitchen, meals and second living area and a single lockup garage sitting on approx. 580sqm.
Auction Saturday 28th July Price Contact Agent Saturday 21st July 11.45am
PRDnationwide Werribee 2/85 Synnot Street 9742 7557 prdnationwide.com.au/w / erribee /w Michael Tu T der 0412 014 216 michaelt@prdwerribee.com.au
3A 2B 2C
Great Investment Great Location
Auction Saturday 28th July 1pm Price $400,000 - $425,000 View
Saturday 21st July 12.30pm
WERRIBEE 5 Emerald Te T rrace A great opportunity to secure this fantastic 3 bedroom property, master with walk in robe and en-suite, 2nd and 3rd bedrooms with built in robes, kitchen with stainless steel appliances, light filled meals and huge living area. Perfect for investors, first home buyers and downsizers looking for the convenience of location.
PRDnationwide Werribee 2/85 Synnot Street 9742 7557 prdnationwide.com.au/w / erribee /w Michael Tu T der 0412 014 216 michaelt@prdwerribee.com.au
4A 2B 2C
Enter the Market with Confidence
Selling Price $495,000 - $535,000 View
Saturday 21st July 11.00am
W NDHAM VA WY V LE 51 Flinders Crescent Comprising four bedrooms, master with huge walk-in-robe and full ensuite, large family living area catering for any size family, kitchen with ample bench and cupboard space, great size laundry r and central bathroom for convenience. ry Bring the boat caravan or trailer as this home
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a fantastic tenant to match. Still under builders
PRDnationwide Werribee
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2/85 Synnot Street 9742 7557
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Nationwide and we would love to make it yours.
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Ash Ta T ylor 0407 808 233
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TARNEIT 22 CONSERVATION DRIVE
4D 2E 2F
Reliance Real Estate proudly presents this impressive family home with a striking facade built on a massive land allotment of 817 sqm approx. Set in Tarneit’s most prestigious Seasons Estate, this stylish family house is just moments away from Parks, Tarneit Railway Station, Tarneit Library, Newly opened Tarneit Central Shopping Centre, Wyndham Village Shopping Centre, Local Medical Centre’s, Indian Sikh Temple, Tarneit’s Early Learning Centre & Baden Powell College. • 9ft hi h ceili s • Ceili Fa ith li ht (i ever room) • A tomated Spri kler s stem for fro t ard & back ard
METHOD
For SALE
PRICE
$850,000-$910,000
INSPECT
Saturday 14th July 11:30 AM PHOTO ID REQUIRED
CONTACT
Abhi Elawadhi 0499 997 711
TARNEIT 15 TwILIgHT PLACE
4D 2E 3F
Reliance Real Estate proudly presents this stunning family METHOD house on a massive land allotment of 583 sqm approx. PRICE • 3 x Livi Areas • D cted Heati a d Evaporative Cooli InSPECT • Additio al kitche facilit i the o tdoor livi area COnTACT
TARNEIT 56 TyLER CRESCEnT Reliance Real Estate proudly presents this brilliant prospect for investors & first home buyers in Tarneit. Thanks to its low maintenance nature, modern charm, and terrific Tarneit location, this 5 bedrooms, single storey residence has all buyers in mind. • Lo mai te a ce back ard • Spacio s kitche ith breakfast isla d WERRIBEE 73 Watton Street, Werribee VIC 3030 T 03 9741 1511 F 03 9741 1611 reception@reliancere.com.au 60 WYNDHAM STAR WEEKLY \ JULY 18, 2018
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For SALE
PRICE
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TARNEIT 3 PEgASuS COuRT
5D 2E 3F
Reliance Real Estate proudly presents this stunning double storey house located in one of the quietest street of Rose Grange Estate, Tarneit. • D cted gas Heati • Roller Sh tters Bli ds i stalled o i do s • Side Drive a to park a Carava / Trailer / Boat / Car
METHOD
For SALE
PRICE
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Kamlesh Kama i 0430 538 582
HOPPERS CROSSING 39 MAPLE CRESCENT
4D 2E 2F
Reliance Real Estate proudly presents this stunning family house on a massive land allotment of 655 sqm approx. Set in prestigious Bellbridge Estate of Hoppers Crossing suburb. • Side access to accommodate for either a Carava / Trailer / Boat • Do ble Car gara e ith i ter al access
POINT COOK Shop 429A Main Street, Point Cook VIC 3030 T 03 9369 6399 F 03 9369 6299 info@reliancere.com.au
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For SALE
PRICE
$549,000 to $599,000
INSPECT
Saturday 14th July 3:15pm3:45pm
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Kamlesh Kamani
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PLANNING AND ENVIRONMENT ACT 1987 Form 2 Planning and Environment Regulations 2015 The land affected by the Application is located at:
1150 Tarneit Road TARNEIT VIC 3029
The Application is for a permit to:
Removal of restrictive covenant F237040 on Lot 18 of PS 92856
The Applications Reference Number is:
WYP10827/18
The applicant for the permit is:
TARNEIT DEVELOPERS PTY LTD
Planning Officer Detalis:
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Best: Casey: Lockhart Wagner Weideman Tyson T Wagner Munro. footscray: Greene Webb Porter Olsson Sullivan Hayes. At Casey Fields.
VFL ROUND 15 RICHMOND 2.2 5.6 12.9 19.14 (128) NORTH MELB 1.5 2.6 4.7 6.7 (43) Goals: Richmond: Stengle 6 Townsend T 2 Tanner T 2 Mannagh 2 Grewar Naish Ballard Soldo Coleman-Jones Lloyd Wood. North Melbourne: Junker Mirams Jansen Walker Preuss Cameron. Best: Richmond: Stengle Lloyd Menadue Wood Naish Miller. North Melbourne: McKay Preuss Jansen Walker Rippon Cunningham. At Holm Park Recreation Reserve. WERRIBEE 3.4 6.7 11.10 15.13 (103) ESSENDON 2.5 5.10 12.11 15.12 (102) Goals: Werribee: Porter 5 Hooper 4 Sharp 2 Buykx Boyd Munro Sodomaco. Essendon: Stewart 3 Leuenberger 3 Mynott 2 Laverde 2 Collins Merrett Y Younan Green Lazzaro. Best: Werribee: Porter Hooper Collins Brew McFarlane Petterwood. Essendon: Stewart Laverde Merrett Leuenberger Heppell Mutch. At Avalon Airport Oval. BOX HILL 4.6 7.11 12.15 15.20 (110) PORT MELB 2.1 7.4 8.6 10.7 (67) Goals: Box Hill: Lewis 3 Schoenmakers 2 Ross 2 Kilpatrick Moore Jones Boucher Brolic Willsmore Worpel Jones. Port Melbourne: Haretuku 3 Lisle 3 Nahas T Templeton Conway Van Unen. Best: Box Hill: Worpel Moore Mirra Jones Schoenmakers Lewis. Port Melbourne: Haretuku O’Sullivan Rivett Lange T Templeton Beddison. At Box Hill City Oval. COBURG 5.7 6.7 13.11 14.11 (95) FRANKSTON 0.3 3.8 3.9 6.14 (50) Goals: Coburg: Lowson 2 Murphy 2 Kerbatieh 2 Lever Guthrie Lentini Conn McEvoy Weightman Dickson Mellington. Frankston: Fordham Cox Harnett Pertzel Kelly Mullane. Best: Coburg: Allan McEvoy Goodwin Bunker Lowson Kerbatieh. Frankston: Gray Jarnestrom Pierce Mullane Young Fordham. At Piranha Park. WILLIAMSTOWN 6.3 7.8 12.12 14.14 (98) NORTHERN 1.2 4.3 6.3 9.5 (59) Goals: Williamstown: Rodda 5 Cavarra 2 Dunell 2 Masters 2 Norton Marcon Pickess. Northern: McCabe 2 LeBois 2 Graham 2 Lobbe Mullett Wilson. Best: Williamstown: Gibbons Tippett Cavarra Dunell Buckwell Schultz. Northern: Hill Lobbe Graham Byrne Palmer McCabe. At IKON Park. GEELONG 4.0 8.6 12.7 14.13 (97) SANDRINGHAM 6.4 6.5 9.8 10.9 (69) Goals: Geelong: Tsitas T 2 Miers 2 Smith 2 Crameri 2 Gardner Abbott Horlin-Smith Atkins Constable Hayball. Sandringham: Answerth 2 Paton 2 Smith Haidon Connellan Owens Bailey Lamb. Best: Geelong: Atkins Constable Gardner Tsitas T Thurlow House. Sandringham: Mclean Paton White Answerth Joyce Seccull. At Trevor Barker Beach Oval. CASEY 4.1 6.2 11.6 13.10 (88) FOOTSCRA FOOTSCRAY 3.1 9.4 9.4 11.6 (72) Goals: Casey: Weideman 4 Munro 2 Scott Pedersen Wagner Baker Vandenberg Lok Smith. Footscray: Greene 4 Young 2 William Porter Hamad Webb Smith.
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VFL WOMEN’S ROUND 10 NT 3.2 5.4 6.6 7.8 (50) DAREBIN 0.0 0.1 0.2 1.4 (10) Goals: NT: Holmes 4 Hickey Sedunary Hewett. Darebin: Deiter. Best: NT: Mules Streader Rajcic Foley Cramey Armitstead. Darebin: Pearce Exon O’Dea Lister McDonald Honybun. At Preston City Oval. GEELONG 2.1 5.5 7.6 8.7 (55) SOUTHERN 1.1 1.1 1.1 2.5 (17) Goals: Geelong: Darby 2 Clifford Trevean T Keryk Boyd Ivey Burchell. Southern: Munn Bohanna. Best: Geelong: Cranston Hoare Blakeway Coventry Trevean McMahon. Southern: Rolland Munn Watt Allsopp Hull Silver. At Deakin University. CARL CARLTON 2.1 6.3 6.4 8.4 (52) WILLIAMSTOWN 0.2 1.2 2.2 3.5 (23) Goals: Carlton: Vescio 4 Cox 2 Harvey Vesely. Williamstown: Whiting 2 Bruton. Best: Carlton: Dalton Plane Vescio Pound Hosking Suzuki. Williamstown: Duffi uffin Meade Whiting Melnikas Chapman Reid. At Okon Park. W BULLDOGS 1.0 4.2 4.2 5.5 (35) ESSENDON 1.3 3.3 4.4 4.5 (29) Goals: Western Bulldogs: Ward 2 Scott Berry Blackburn. Essendon: Moreau 2 Morecroft Hetherington. Best: Western Bulldogs: Hunt Ferres Scott Blackburn Birch Jolly. Essendon: Neaves Ugle Morecroft Trend Collier DeMatteo. At Henry Turner Memorial Reserve. CASEY 0.0 2.6 2.7 5.9 (39) RICHMOND 0.4 0.4 2.8 2.9 (21) Goals: Casey: Zanker 2 Guttridge 2 Sloane. Richmond: T Tesoriero Damon. Best: Casey Demons: Harrison Clayton Smith Orgill Guttridge Sloane. Richmond: Wakefield L Lynch Kennedy Gunn Davie Graham. At Queen Elizabeth Oval. HA HAWTHORN 1.1 2.2 3.9 3.10 (28) MELB UNI 0.0 1.0 3.0 3.4 (22) Goals: Hawthorn: Cormack Gilder Beeson. Melbourne Uni: Greiser Angelis Keaney. Best: Hawthorn: Nestor Crockett-Grills Ebb Van Dyk Flanagan Sibley. Melbourne Uni: GillespieJones Belza Ahrens Keaney Hardiman Angelis. At Melbourne University Main Oval.
TAC CUP T ROUND 12 OAKLEIGH 4.3 8.5 12.6 14.10 (94) CALDER 2.0 4.2 7.4 12.4 (76) Goals: Oakleigh: Gasper 6 Anderson 3 Williams 3 Whitehead 2. Calder: Riccardi 2 Kemp 2 Browning 2 Taylor T 2 Jury Moussa Podhajski Johnson. Best: Oakleigh: Gasper Kelly Beasley Anderson Williams Ross. Calder: Hanna Podhajski Mott Cavallaro Sholl Minton-Connell. At Warrawee Park. NORTHERN 4.3 7.3 11.4 13.5 (83) GW 0.1 3.4 6.5 9.7 (61) Goals: Northern: Brazier 3 Bell 2 Simonsen 2 Lucente 2 Potter Wild Bowkett D’Intinosante. Greater Western: Wilson 3 Lamb Jennings Hill Harvey Thomas Carlin. Best: Northern: Carafa Potter Brazier McKenzie Wild McInerney. Greater Western: Craig-Peters Glanford Hill Lamb Polkinghorne Wilson. At MARS Stadium. SANDRINGHAM 2.3 5.4 8.5 11.5 (71) GEELONG 2.4 4.9 5.11 9.15 (69) Goals: Sandringham: Bell 2 Rendell 2 Dean 2 Hanrahan 2 Ralphsmith Brimble Stocker. Geelong: Harris 2 Idun Parish McHenry Miller Ham Walsh Brownless. Best: Sandringham: Hanrahan Stocker Richards Rendell Seaton Bell. Geelong: Ham Conway Schlensog Smith Cartledge Walsh. At MARS Stadium.
WESTERN REGION DIV 1 WERRIBEE DIST. 4.2 10.6 14.8 20.13 (133) ST ALBANS 1.5 2.8 4.10 7.13 (55) Goals: Werribee Districts: Details unavailable. St Albans: A Short 2 R Nikolic C Brown T Stewart S Smith T Donoghue. Best: Werribee Districts: Details unavailable. St Albans: T Donoghue D Kovacevic S Smith J Tuppen M Dawson J Galea. WYNDHAMV WYNDHAMVALE 4.1 6.3 10.4 14.5 (89) ALBION 2.3 4.5 6.8 9.15 (69) Details unavailable AL ALTONA 1.4 5.10 8.13 11.16 (82) SUNSHINE 2.5 3.6 3.9 7.12 (54) Goals: Altona: P Rose 7 M Turnbull 2 J Marlais 2. Sunshine: L Smart 3 J McInneny B Christodoulou W Burstin M Ellis. Best: Altona: K Johnson P Rose J Magnabosco S Killey K Pickard T Rafferty. Sunshine: L Hutchesson H Minett M Hutchesson H Moloney L Smart J McInneny. DEER PARK 3.3 5.4 12.7 16.12 (108) SPOTSWOOD 1.2 3.6 4.8 6.10 (46) Goals: Deer Park: Details unavailable. Spotswood: J Drage 2 D McConachy 2 S Harvey J McInerney. Best: Deer Park: Details unavailable. Spotswood: G Williams D McConachy S Harvey D Wilson M Boyd J Drage. HOPPERS CROSS. 4.7 9.10 11.16 16.17 (113) CAROLINE SPRINGS 2.0 3.4 6.6 8.8 (56) Goals: Hoppers Crossing: R Kitchen 4 J Mead 4 D Strnak 3 H Armstrong-Weston 2 N Williams M Dibb M Ryan. Caroline Springs: C Ellis 2 C Bond M Peduto J Tarr T T Manolis J Mellington. R Hickman
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Werribee star relishes a super team victory By Lance Jenkinson Josh Porter was a commanding presence inside the forward 50 for Werribee in a nail-biting one-point win over Essendon in the Victorian Football League at Avalon Airport Oval on Saturday. Porter reeled in a number of strong pack marks in clutch situations and finished with five goals to be the dominant key forward on the ground – and arguably the difference between the two sides in a game that went down to the wire. Porter, who returned to Werribee after a year in the VFL wilderness splitting time with Wangaratta Magpies in the Ovens and Murray Football League and a study placement with East Carolina University in the United States, preferred to deflect from his individual dominance to the team’s most memorable win of the year. “The team perspective is what it’s all about, so I’m just glad I could contribute to that,” he said. “It was a great game, a pretty even contest throughout the four quarters, and we were lucky enough to get over the line. “I can’t remember playing in a game going goal for goal, or pretty close to it, like that game, so it was good to come out with the win.” When pressed, Porter did elaborate further on his strong recent form that has seen him kick multiple goals in four consecutive games, be the target man in the forward line and even pinch hit in the ruck. “I had a late start to the pre-season after coming back from overseas and had a bit of a hiccup with an injury after the first game,” he said. “I’m getting a bit more continuity in my football and starting to string some games together and building my game up.” This was Werribee’s fourth win since returning as a standalone club – and the most exciting. There were twists and turns throughout and everyone was on the edge of their seats until the full time siren. The match-winning
Werribee forward Josh Porter was the centre of attention for Channel Seven’s post-game wrap after his five-goal haul. (Jessica Ward Photography)
goal from Werribee small forward Andrew Hooper, who kicked four on the day, came from a spectacular around-the-corner left-foot shot from the boundary. “It was euphoric in a sense, but we knew there was still time left on the clock, so we were straight on to setting up to defend the lead,” Porter said. Essendon huffed and puffed, but could not find a way to goal through a desperate Werribee defence. The big moment came when Werribee defender Matthew Brett smothered on the mark a ball that was destined to be driven deep inside the Essendon forward 50 with seconds left on the clock. “Those one-per center plays in those situations are huge,” Porter said. “They’re
arguably as important as goals because they can lift the whole team. [Coach] John [Lamont] acknowledged that smother after the game. It was a really important piece of play to help us win the game.” Fabian Brancatisano and Ben McNamara played in their debut matches for Werribee. “Fabian and Ben looked quite comfortable at VFL footy,” Porter said. Sam Collins was once again solid as a rock in defence, Dane McFarlane offered plenty of drive off half-back and Dom Brew showed no fear as he cracked in incessantly at the coal face to better his side’s odds of winning the clearances. One thing Werribee has not been able to do all season is back up one win with another. It will get a golden opportunity
to make it two in a row when it faces the Northern Blues at Avalon Airport Oval on Sunday. For Porter, the decision to return to Werribee has been a good one. Is he putting himself back in the shop window for AFL recruiters? The 24-year-old is open-minded, saying “never say never” about his AFL dream, but in the meantime he is relishing the chance to be back at Watton Street. “When I was overseas, John [Lamont] contacted me and floated the idea of me coming back,” he said. “If I put together some consistent performances, that would probably help my case, but at the moment I’m happy playing the best level of footy I can – whether that be VFL or AFL.”
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SPORT Werribee breaks through for a win Werribee’s stirring 4-2 win over WestVic in the Hockey Victoria women’s Vic League 1 at Prince of Wales Reserve on Saturday was one to savour. The Tigers went into the match undermanned and their woes were further compounded when forward Sue Jones, who scored the opening two goals, was injured early in the match. The Tigers unified, producing easily their best team performance of this campaign. “Sue got cleaned up in the first 10 minutes by their goalie,” Tigers’ captain Jenna Cowlishaw said. “We had just the 11 players, which made it even better to have a win with no bench. “Our four goals really were all team goals and the forwards just popped them in at the end of the plays.” Werribee moved up to Hockey Victoria’s second tier at the beginning of this campaign. Some feared the Tigers might drop straight back down, but those fears have been unfounded. “When we came into the competition at the start of the year, we probably thought we’ll try
not to get smashed every week,” Cowlishaw admitted. “We haven’t really got smashed at all, we’ve actually been playing well.” The past month has been frustrating for Werribee. The Les McAlinden-coached Tigers have played some great hockey, but could not convert that into wins, entering the clash with WestVic on the back of three consecutive draws. Finally, the Tigers got that sweet taste of victory and it could be a springboard for the rest of their campaign. “This has got us out of that relegation zone and pushing up more towards to the top half of the ladder,” Cowlishaw said. Claudia Beamish and Holly Stewart were Werribee’s other scorers on the day. Goalkeeper Rachel Catania produced anoutstanding game. Werribee will host Monash University at the Werribee Hockey Centre on Saturday. In men’s Vic League 2, Werribee and MHSOB played out a nil-draw. Lance Jenkinson
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Werribee captain Jenna Cowlishaw. (Damjan Janevski)
don’t pretend to be an expert when it comes to watching a footballer and being able to say with certainty he will or won’t make it. There are too many variables, and after talking to various recruiters over the years, there are many I don’t understand. All I will say is, if Sam Collins did not play his way back onto an AFL list last Saturday with his performance for Werribee against Essendon, I will never speak about any player’s ability again. He was so outstanding it was ridiculous. It was one of the most complete games you could ever witness from a key defender. Marks, spoils, tackles, smothers, hitting targets – he did it all. If he had run up the grandstand stairs and topped up the supporters’ beers, it would not have been the least bit surprising. While I still can talk about players’ ability, I hope the recruiters are looking at Josh Porter and Keegan Bray because they both have the X factor.
■ Bernie
Moynahan is not a household name in sport in the west yet his passing last week in Russia will be felt by many. Bernie played cricket at Hoppers Crossing Cricket Club and made the club the centre of his universe. Not surprisingly, he was a Life Member. He was also a Hall of Fame inductee at the Hoppers Crossing Sports Club. Bernie was on committees, and even when he wasn’t, was one of the people who worked tirelessly for the club. He enjoyed life and travelled the world watching sport. Bernie’s life ended in Russia on a trip to watch the Socceroos. He developed pneumonia and complications set in, which resulted in his death. A sad way for his life to end, especially for his family, who were helpless as events took place. Condolences to his family and many friends in sport in the west.
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Bells and whistles for ump By Lance Jenkinson Long-time Werribee Basketball Association referee Allison Scholey has been recognised with Basketball Victoria’s Marg Gorman female domestic senior referee of the year award. Scholey has dedicated the best part of 30 years to refereeing, both on the court and in the background. This award is a much-deserved honour for an individual who has put so much time and effort into making the game of basketball better. “I was very honoured to be thought of and considered,” Scholey said. “When I won the award, I was extremely surprised. “I’ve been around a long time doing bits and pieces, but you never expect to be recognised.” Scholey is passionate about the game of basketball and the important role that referees play to ensure it is played fairly. The 48-year-old’s knowledge and experience 68 WYNDHAM STAR WEEKLY \ JULY 18, 2018
makes her a popular choice of referee among players. “The biggest reward I get is when I turn up to a court to referee a game and the players go ‘good, we’ve got you’ and you think you’re doing something right,” Scholey said. “There are probably some of the players who might think ‘on no, we’ve got her’, but a lot of them are happy to see me and when I get the positive feedback it keeps me going. “I’m consistent and that’s the most important.” Scholey began refereeing at the age of 18 to earn money for a holiday. She played basketball as a teenager, but was better at officiating, and getting paid to exercise was a nice perk to being a referee. For Scholey, the best part of refereeing is the final two minutes of a close match. “The adrenalin definitely kicks in,” she said. “You’re like, ‘now we’ve got a ball game’. “You’ve got to really be switched on, so that
you don’t give anyone the poor end of the stick. “At the end of the day, I don’t care who wins and loses, you just want everyone to give their best.” This award was not only for Scholey’s decision-making on the court, but also for her work as the referee’s coach. She spends countless hours working with the next generation of referees. There is more than 200 referees at Werribee, some will follow in Scholey’s footsteps and dedicate their sporting careers to Werribee, while others might even go on to referee in the NBL and WNBL “As a referee coach, there’s a test I have to complete through Basketball Victoria each year,” she said. “We also do rule tests for all our referees to help us keep up to date with our rule knowledge. “It’s not like we’re going on court and making things up, we do training and we do education sessions throughout the year as well.”
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done to the Wyndhamvale Football Club on its first senior win of the 2018 WRFL season last weekend against Albion. The Falcons have been doing it hard and after 11 losses must have wondered whether a win was possible. Being the only senior team not to have a win in the three divisions is not a sought-after title and they have avoided that stigma. Can they avoid relegation? The next two games, away to St Albans and home to Caroline Springs, will decide their fate. Similar story for last year’s grand finalists Sunshine … if they are to make the finals, they need to step up in the next two weeks or it is an early finish for the Kangaroos.
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Bears thriving on tough situations The challengers keep stepping up, but the Werribee Bears remain immovable at the top of the NRL Victoria men’s first grade. The Bears have been taken down to the wire in the past two weeks, but emerged with gutsy wins to all but secure the minor premiership. Bears co-coach Josh Makiri is adamant the hard-fought wins only strengthen his team’s already steely resolve. “Getting ourselves out of tough situations builds good character and builds good bonding,” he said. Werribee has lost only once this season – to Sunbury United Tigers five weeks ago. In back-to-back premierships in the past two seasons, the Bears have seen only Casey Warriors as genuine threats But now the Tigers are in the mix. “Definitely, they’re a threat to us,” Makiri said. “We knew that going into the game.” Werribee earned payback over Sunbury United in a 30-26 win at Haines Drive Reserve on Saturday. It was a crucial win for the Bears as it just about wraps up top spot and restored their mental edge over the competition.
“I’ll take my hat off to Sunbury – they never switched off for the full 80 minutes,” Makiri said. “That was the best part about that game – they played 80, we played 80 and we still got up.” The difference in a close-fought game was the play of Werribee’s halves combination of captain Dylan Vea Te Whare and Marcus Kaponga. “We were getting opportunities and executing through Marcus and Dylan,” Makiri said. “They were pretty much controlling the game.” Kaponga’s return has added a bit of unpredictability to the line-up and lightens the load for Vea Te Whare. Kaponga has missed all but three games due to a broken hand. Werribee will face Casey Warriors in a mouth-watering grand final re-match at Casey Fields on Saturday. In women’s first grade, Werribee Bears enjoyed a 16-6 win over Altona Roosters on Friday night. The Bears are on track for the finals.
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Phil Pese has been key player for the Werribee Bears. (Damjan Janevski)
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Skipper leads by example By Lance Jenkinson When it came to the big moments for Vic Metro at the AFL under-18 national championships, it was invariably Xavier O’Halloran who stood up and pointed the way. Whenever the Western Jets have needed an impact at a crucial stage of a game, such as an important clearance or a team-lifting defensive act, it is often O’Halloran answering the call. It’s what the 18-year-old from Altona does and it’s the reason why he was trusted with the Western Jets captaincy at the start of the TAC Cup season and then evolved into Vic Metro skipper by mid season. “I’ve embraced it since day one and loved every minute of it,” O’Halloran said of the captaincy duties. “It’s about paving the way for your teammates 100 per cent of the time. “If you’re getting the majority of them to follow the example you set, you’re doing the right job. “That includes showing them in times when a kid needs to step up late in a game that I can step up and do the job, and hopefully that becomes contagious and the rest of the boys can follow that too.” O’Halloran, a powerful midfielder out of St Bernard’s College, has excelled as captain from day one. Jets coach Torin Baker has described him as a “strong leader” and reiterates that almost on a weekly basis. Firstly, O’Halloran is a stand-up citizen, no job is too small for him behind the scenes. “It’s just the little things that are important as captain,” he said. “Whether that be picking up a drink bottle at training that someone might’ve left on the ground or sweeping the rooms after the game. “It’s also showing support for your teammates on and off the field. “If they’re having a bad day, someone is injured or something has happened in their home life, it’s sending a message or giving them a call to make sure they’re OK.” It’s the little things that translate into O’Halloran’s game on the field too. Sure, the AFL recruiters will remember his huge pack mark and calm set shot goal from 50-metres out at a crucial point in the game against Vic Country. They will have the markings in their note pads to remind them of his big third quarter to get his team back in the match against South Australia. Fresh in their minds will also be his exquisite pass to Ben King for the match-winning goal against Allies. It’s the things that might go unnoticed observing from the grandstands that
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Wyndhamvale has avoided the shame of a winless season after upsetting Albion by 20 points in the Western Region Football League division 1 at Wyndham Vale South Oval on Saturday. The Falcons were competitive in the early parts of the season, but have been pushovers for the past month, so this victory came out of the blue. The Falcons will need to back up with a win over second-last St Albans at Kings Park Reserve on Saturday to have any chance of avoiding a last-placed finish. They will at least go into the clash with some players in good form, none more so than Nathan Bisset, who kicked five goals in the win against Albion. Kobe James, Kier Bol and Jack Tessari were also prominent. Werribee Districts remain two points clear at the top end of the ladder after a 78-point win against St Albans at Soldiers Reserve. It was a special day for the Tigers with midfielder Matt Dean celebrating his 200th senior game for the club. Hoppers Crossing ran riot to record a 57-point win over Caroline Springs. Jordan Mead and Riley Kitchen snared four goals apiece for the Warriors. In division 2, Manor Lakes had a resounding 88-point win over Albanvale with Ty Priest starring with seven goals. In division 3, Wyndham Suns made it 12 straight wins to start the season, cruising to a 68-point win over Laverton. Steven Neralic kicked seven goals and the consistent Asher Kirk was best-on-ground for the Suns. Luke Henderson kicked six goals as Point Cook Centrals crushed North Sunshine by 87 points and Aaron Campbell dominated for Tarneit in a 72-point win over Sunshine Heights. Glen Orden’s two-game win streak came to an end with a 49-point loss to Braybrook. Lance Jenkinson
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Xavier O’Halloran has impressed at Western Jets and Vic Metro with both his football ability and leadership skills. (Damjan Janevski)
O’Halloran likes to pride himself on and endears him to his teammates. “I just try and go week-in, week-out and just give four quarters of consistent effort,” he said. O’Halloran, who got his start in Auskick at Altona Juniors, was surprised when he got the nod to lead the Big V, but he should not have been, considering his body of work. “When I heard the news I was actually quite shocked,” he said. “I didn’t expect to get that role, but I was certainly stoked about it and extremely honoured to lead such a group of boys in an elite program.” O’Halloran was disappointed that Vic Metro finished the championships as runners-up, but SA was stronger for longer in the decisive game.
His next mission is to lead the Jets “deep into the finals”, while concentrating on year 12. O’Halloran is tipped to be drafted to the AFL later this year. “That’s always been the dream since I was a young kid,” he said. O’Halloran is the July nominee for the Don Deeble Rising Star award. The award, hosted by the Sunshine Western Region Sports Club and Star Weekly Weekly, recognises young athletes from the western suburbs who have achieved outstanding results at state and/ or national levels. O’Halloran will receive $1000, donated by the Yarraville Club Cricket Club, and other prizes to assist him in achieving his sports goal.
Werribee City’s winning run has come to an end in the National Premier League 2 west soccer. The Bees’ four-game win streak was halted with a 1-0 loss to Ballarat City on the road at Morshead Park stadium on Saturday night. A penalty goal from Michael Trigger in the 18th minute secured all three points for the home side. It was a blow to the Bees’ promotion hopes, but they are still in the mix, just six points behind second-placed Moreland Zebras. The Bees will host Sunshine George Cross in a crucial game at Galvin Park on Sunday. Hoppers Crossing remains chained to bottom spot in men’s state league 1 after a 2-0 loss to Yarraville Glory. The Reds have a massive six points to make up on sides above the relegation zone. Point Cook settled for a point on the road in a 0-0 draw with Sebastopol Vikings in the men’s state league 3. Truganina Hornets overcame Surf Coast 3-2 in a thriller in men’s state league 4. In women’s state league 2, Hoppers Crossing has lost for the first time, going down 2-1 to second-placed Moreland Zebras. Lance Jenkinson 69 WYNDHAM STAR WEEKLY \ JULY 18, 2018
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