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Bring on the cheese, please Sunday is going to brie a top day for lovers of Camembert, cheddar and curd. The Fromage a Trois cheese festival will be held at Werribee Park between 11am and 6pm. Gourmet grate-ness awaits attendees, who will able to see some of Australia’s finest food exhibitors and sample their cheeses, artisan foods, handcrafted wines, beers, ciders and spirits. Roving entertainment, lawn games and live music will also feature at the event, plus a grape stomp competition and cheese-related master classes. Chef Giorgio Linguanti, of That’s Amore Cheese, will perform mozzarella stretching on the main stage. Festival-goers are encouraged to bring their own picnics. Tickets are $47 (plus $4 booking fee) at www.melbournefoodandwine.com. au/program/fromage-a-trois-cheesefestival-7242. Entry is free for children aged 14 and under. Details: facebook.com/fromageatrois festival or www.fromageatrois.com.au Alesha Capone
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Home invasions decline By Alesha Capone The number of home invasions recorded in the west has fallen by about a third within 12 months, as Victoria Police “relentlessly” hunt down offenders who commit the crimes. In December 2016, the state government made home invasions a specific offence under the Crimes Act, defined as when a person, in the company of others, commits a burglary while armed or while there is a person in the house. According to the state’s Crime Statistics
Agency, there were 91 home invasions in the west reported to police between December 2016 and September 2017, including 38 in Brimbank, 23 in Melton, 20 in Wyndham and 11 in Maribyrnong (there were none reported in Hobsons Bay). In comparison, between October 2017 and September last year, there were 61 home invasions recorded in the west – 27 in Brimbank, 21 in Melton, nine in Wyndham, two in Maribyrnong and two in Hobsons Bay. Between October 2017 and September last year, Brimbank and Melton recorded the
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highest and second-highest amount of home invasions out of all Victoria’s municipalities. Wyndham recorded the equal fifth-highest amount of home invasions, along with Hume and Greater Dandenong, with each municipality experiencing nine home invasions across the 12 months. Acting Superintendent Adrian Healy said it was “pleasing” to see a decrease in the number of home invasions but “any incident is one too many”. “The emotional toll this type of offending has on victims is enormous,” he said.
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“Over the past two years we have increased the number of proactive patrols in key hotspots – particularly in the west – and have a dedicated team of detectives responsible for this type of offending. “This hard work is paying off and we are arresting offenders in record numbers – in fact, Victoria Police is relentlessly investigating and hunting down these particular offenders. “The community can be reassured that our police will continue to work tirelessly and prioritise this issue so everyone can feel safe in their own home and community.”
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Weerama out of council favour By Charlene Macaulay Wyndham council has lost faith in the Weerama festival, arguing that “the momentum of the event has been lost” and that it needs “a professional event organiser”. According to the minutes of a meeting of the council’s tourism and major events committee, Weerama needs refreshing. “The challenge is the momentum of the event has been lost … [it is] recommended council has ‘one last attempt’ to refresh the Weerama brand, change governance and to
modernise offering,” the minutes read. “If this is not successful, then guidance is to work on developing a new replacement signature event for March each year.” But Wyndham council corporate affairs manager Emily Keogh stressed that the committee was not a decision-making body and the minutes of its last meeting reflected “only a discussion in relation to Weerama”. The February 14 meeting occurred after the Weerama committee cancelled this year’s event due to time constraints and a lack of funding.
Festival organiser Marcel Mahfoud said he was “blindsided” by the report and would have liked for the Weerama committee to have been invited to the meeting. “We’ve had limited resources to deliver this festival, extremely limited, with safety costs going through the roof and new expenses Weerama hasn’t had in previous years,” he said. “What is really positive is that they’ve acknowledged that Weerama is Wyndham’s signature event.” Mr Mahfoud said the Weerama committee included people with extensive experience in
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event management. The festival is expected to return on March 15, 2020. The report continues the tumultuous relationship between the festival committee and the council. The festival was cancelled in 2015 when the council refused grant money to fix committee governance issues. In 2017, festival organisers spent the week before the event scrambling to get permits in place after the council turned down a request to cover the costs of traffic management and rubbish collection for the festival.
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She’s the Hoppers Crossing resident who got Married at First Sight, only for her TV husband to go behind her back with someone else’s “wife”. Tamara Joy says she’s only now learning of the full extent of the cheating scandal between her “husband” Dan Webb and fellow Married at First Sight contestant Jessika Power as episodes detailing the affair go to air on the high-rating Channel Nine show. “I’m watching all of this unfold like you guys,” she said. “For me, it’s so confronting and quite shocking to see. “I did have wind of what was going on … [but] I had no idea to the extent and to the level that it was happening.” The 30-year-old said she signed on to do the show because she was sick of Tinder hook-up culture and wanted to find a real connection with someone, but admitted that her wedding day was not all it was cracked up to be. “When it’s your wedding day you kind of want it to be about fun, love, happiness – you want to feel all the feels,” she said. “I definitely wasn’t feeling anything apart from excited to get the show on the road.” She said doing the show was “unlike anything I’ve ever experienced before” and that “you forget the cameras are there” during filming. Ms Joy, who went to Cambridge Primary School and Werribee Secondary College, said she used to hang out along the Werribee River and at skate parks with her twin brother when she was younger. She now works in administration for Lendlease. She said she used an Airbnb property during her homestay for the show because the house she shared with her father was being renovated at the time and wasn’t appropriate for filming.
Wyndham Vale and Tarneit train stations will be out of action in the week leading up to Easter with a six-day shut-down of the Geelong line. Buses will replace all Regional Rail Link trains between Southern Cross and Geelong, South Geelong, Marshall and Waurn Ponds stations from April 16-21. The shutdown is part of an autumn construction blitz across the metropolitan and regional train networks to build the Metro Tunnel, remove dangerous level crossings and upgrade regional lines. It has been timed to coincide with the April school holiday period “to cause the least impact on people’s travel”, according to the Public Transport Victoria website. Commuters can expect travel times to increase by up to 45 minutes. PTV called on commuters to plan ahead and allow more time to get to their destination over the six-day shut-down. “Avoid the peak if you can and consider alternatives where possible. Expect your normal services to be busier than usual during this time. “There will be more people using roads or different public transport lines if their usual journey is disrupted.” Wyndham commuters can catch buses home from the Southern Cross Station coach terminal located on Spencer Street, opposite Little Bourke Street. Details: www.ptv.vic.gov.au
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raffic congestion, mountains of rubbish and a lack of carparking pale into insignificance when compared to the senseless tragedy in Christchurch. New Zealand has always felt like a younger sibling that you love to tease and chiack with, but deep down you really love. The overwhelming sadness that has gripped our country is testament to the relationship we have with the Kiwis that has been forged over decades. Unfortunately, the outpouring of emotion has been diluted by individuals and groups using it as a platform for personal agendas and messaging filled with hate. Anger does lead to confusion and irrational thinking, but while anger is understandable, the keyboard vigilantes are of no use to anyone. Our political leaders have handled the situation as well as can be expected and have not tried to make political mileage out of it. Some politicians have disgraced themselves and will be dealt with accordingly by the electorate and history.
New Zealand Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern has been breathtakingly inspirational. In an era in which many politicians spend too much time being politicians and bureaucrats, along comes someone who is real. She has never read from the puppet maker’s handbook or subscribed to the sound-bite, click-bait manual of dealing with people, issues and problems. There is no how-to guide for dealing with situations such as Christchurch. A cliche-riddled, wannabe leader would have been found out. New Zealand voters got it right. They have a leader who not only rises above the petty political agenda and butts heads with the world’s super powers but is also able to lead in a time of crisis with strength and compassion. I hope we can find someone similar to lead our country in the future. The recurring question from this, and other equally tragic events of recent times, is: When will it stop? I don’t know, but I do know the hate and revenge-filled social media explosion that followed is not in any way productive or helpful in answering â– that question. â–
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Homicide Squad detectives have charged a 29-year-old Irish national with one count of attempted murder after a 53-year-old man was shot in Point Cook on February 21. The Irish man was arrested at a Melbourne airport on March 10. A 30-year-old man and a 26-year-old man, both from Certificate opportunity Point Cook have been charged with one count of murder each in relation to the shooting.
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Fighting spirit kicks in By Alesha Capone Tarneit man Andrew Collicoat, who will participate in his first-ever MMA cage fight at the weekend, says he hopes to inspire others. At age 13, Mr Collicoat was diagnosed with transverse myelitis, an inflammation of a spinal cord section, which damages insulating material covering nerve cell fibres and interrupts messages which the nerves send through the body. Mr Collicoat said doctors told him he might never walk again. He spent four years seeing a physiotherapist almost daily and was able to walk unaided, but to this day he has no movement in one ankle and restricted movement in other parts of his body. Mr Collicoat said this did not stop him when he decided to “get fit” some years ago. He joined the Resilience Training Centre in Footscray and lost 30 kilograms doing crossfit. He also took up Brazilian jiu-jitsu and has won his division at the Pan Pacific Jiu-Jitsu Championships for the past three years. Success he says he could not have achieved without the staff at Resilience Training Centre, particularly his coach, Olympian and professional UFC fighter Daniel Kelly. Mr Collicoat said when he decided to enter the Wimp 2 Warrior Challenge at the centre last year, Mr Kelly was supportive. Wimp 2 Warrior, a Mixed Martial Arts (MMA) program, involves six months of intensive training. At the program’s end, participants take part in an MMA cage fight. Mr Collicoat, who works in Sunshine, said he hoped his journey would inspire others, including those with a disability, to take on new challenges.
Andrew Collicoat will compete in the Wimp 2 Warrior Challenge. (Luke Hemer)
“People sometimes think, ‘that’s beyond me’, but you never know until you have a go,” he said. The Wimp 2 Warrior Melbourne finale will
be held at The Plaza Tavern, Hoppers Crossing, 4-8pm on Saturday. Tickets: $45-$70, see www.eventbrite.com.au to book.
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New plan to put brakes on speedsters Speed humps will be installed on a Point Cook road after a petition signed by 26 residents called on Wyndham council to take action. The council has agreed to install speed humps along Grassbird Drive, between Sunnybank Drive and Boardwalk Boulevard, after investigations found about 20 per cent of drivers were flouting the road’s 50km/h speed limit. Traffic counters found that, on average, 200 of the 900 vehicles using Grassbird Drive each day were travelling above 55km/h. The project will cost $8000. Cr Aaron An said many children crossed Grassbird Drive to get to nearby schools and parks, including Point Cook P-9 College and Featherbrook Park. He said the speed humps would help slow down drivers and make it safer for pedestrians. “I’m concerned that 200 vehicles each day are considered as speeding … something needs to be done,” he said. According to a council report, Grassbird Drive will be extended in the future from Boardwalk Boulevard to Prudence Parade, which would turn the low-traffic road to “one of the most important east-west connector roads in the Point Cook South area”. Charlene Macaulay
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Court a case of ‘embarrassing’ By Alesha Capone A Wyndham councillor has labelled Werribee Magistrates Court as “draconian” and “embarrassing”. Wyndham safer communities portfolio holder Kim McAliney posted a statement on Facebook earlier this month in which she said Wyndham needed a new justice precinct, including a new police station and Magistrates Court. A new justice precinct in East Werribee has been talked about for a number of years.
In 2014, the state government allocated three hectares of land, directly behind Werribee police station, for a potential justice precinct. Earlier this year, Wyndham council made a pre-budget submission to the state government’s 2019-20 budget, asking for funding to be allocated to develop the justice precinct. The submission said Werribee Magistrates Court “… has just two courtrooms, is outdated and unsafe”. “Wyndham’s population has grown from 40,000 people to 257,000 since these law courts
were built, and as such, it is failing to properly service the community,” the submission stated. Cr McAliney said that building the new justice precinct was “an absolute must” for Wyndham. “This project cannot be delayed yet another year,” she said on Facebook. “Our Werribee Magistrates Court is draconian, embarrassing … victims and perpetrators sit together, causing an absolute huge security risk”. Cr McAliney also said “many thousands of cases” were being diverted from Werribee to Sunshine Magistrates Court.
A state government spokesperson said: “The Andrews Labor government has provided significant funding in the last two state budgets for planning and land acquisition for a new Wyndham Law Court, which will form part of a broader Wyndham Justice Precinct. “More than $27 million has so far been allocated towards both the Wyndham court and a new court facility in Bendigo. “The new court will replace the existing Werribee Magistrates Court, which is no longer large enough to accommodate the needs of the rapidly growing Wyndham population.”
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Colourful is cool was the rallying cry at a vibrant Wyndham celebration held at the weekend. A large crowd gathered at Wyndham Park on Saturday for the Holi, which is known as the “festival of colours” among the global Hindu community. MNCWEST secretary Roshani Shrestha said Holi was sometimes celebrated on a full moon day, which is also called “Phagu Purnima”. Ms Shrestha said people from many cultural backgrounds attended the Holi celebration at Wyndham Park. “The event attracted more than 300 cross-cultural community members … celebrated with social and cultural exchange of greetings together, with singing and dancing full of colours and food,” she said. Alesha Capone
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Pet off the hook after bait scare By Alesha Capone A pet owner was left with a hefty vet bill after her dog swallowed a baited fish hook at Wyndham Harbour earlier this month. Petina Stevens said she was walking her border collie Teddy along the pier on March 9, while people were fishing. Ms Stevens said she has walked Teddy at the site for months but on this particular day, he picked up a baited hook which had been left on the footpath and swallowed it straight away. Ms Stevens said she grabbed Teddy as three men cut the fishing line, which the hook was attached to.
“From this time I was on my own, I asked for help to drive me back to my car which was over 1.5 kilometres from where I was,” she said. But all the men said they had no car. Ms Stevens said that by this time, Teddy was “gagging with pain and choking”. “I went to the end of the pier, there were three cars there and begged for help,” she said. But again, no one wanted to help. Ms Stevens said she had to walk Teddy back to her own car, as he is too big for her to carry. She rushed Teddy to a Werribee vet clinic, where he was operated on straight away, as the hook was stuck in his throat. “He is very lucky it never went down to
his stomach, as it could have killed him,” Ms Stevens said. Ms Stevens said Teddy was home and doing well but his surgery cost more than $1500. “To the man who left the hook in the pathway exposed and baited, if you want your hook back let me know,” Ms Stevens said. In 2016, Wyndham council launched a campaign calling on people who use waterways to throw litter in bins. Fishing litter, including discarded hooks and lines, can be detrimental to wildlife and pets. There are also several ‘Seal the Loops’ fishing line bins located in Werribee South, near the boat ramp and foreshore.
Teddy the border collie is now recovering at home. (Supplied)
Novel fundraising plan There’s never been a better excuse to indulge your inner bookworm. Hundreds of fiction books, non-fiction books, children’s books, DVDs and CDs will go on sale this weekend in a charity book sale to raise money for the Werribee Hospital Foundation. Lisa Field from the Werribee Hospital Foundation said the book sale was the brainchild of Heather Brett, who often fundraises for the Royal Children’s Hospital. “We have so many books … and it’s all for a good cause,” Ms Field said. “The proceeds of the sale will be part of our annual gifting to the hospital, and I’d have to say the priority is around maternity and children’s services, because there is such a demand in that area. “We’ll certainly be supporting local
families.” The charity book sale will run on March 30-31 at 64 Evrah Drive, Hoppers Crossing. Call Lisa on 0433 559 530 for more information. Charlene Macaulay
Organisers Heather Brett and Lisa Field sort through the donations. (Damjan Janevski)
TEMPORARY CAR PARK CLOSURE The car park at the corner of Synnot Street and Duncans Road is now closed to the public to deliver this exciting development.
Once complete, the building will be home to: • Multistorey public car park with 167 public spaces • 195 commercial parking spaces • A 150 room Holiday Inn hotel • 4,000 square metres of office space • New retail and café space.
To replace the 77 public parking spaces during construction of a new 12-storey Holiday Inn, and to encourage people to continue visiting the Werribee City Centre for all it has to offer, we’ve built a new free all-day public car park with 200 spaces just down the road at the corner of Synnot Street and Werribee Street. The large car park at Cherry Street is also available nearby for free 3-hour public parking. To park all day in the Cherry Street car park, visit Council’s website to apply for a business permit.
We will keep residents updated as construction progresses. We appreciate your patience as this important development is delivered.
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Green light for register By Alesha Capone Wyndham council is branching out in a new direction. The council is calling on residents to nominate trees on public land for potential inclusion in the Wyndham Significant Tree Register. The council has introduced the register to help protect historic trees in the municipality, and will amend the local planning scheme so that anyone wanting to remove, damage or lop a registered tree would need to apply for a planning permit.
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More than 120 trees, including some which are more than a century old, have so far been nominated for the register. Wyndham’s environment and sustainability portfolio holder, Cr Heather Marcus, said anyone wanting to nominate additional trees for the register had until the end of the month. “So far we have seen some excellent heritage trees nominated, including a 120-year-old peppercorn tree, a 70-year-old sugar gum tree and even a 150-year-old river red gum,” she said. A river red gum on Riversdale Drive, Tarneit, which has an estimated age of about 230 years, has also been nominated for the register. The resident who nominated it said: “It’s on my way to my running track, I love this tree when it’s sunset time. [It] Looks so beautiful and I have pictures of it on my computer and mobile too.”
Cr Heather Marcus in front of a tree in Tarneit estimated to be about 230 years old. (Joe Mastroianni)
Cr Marcus said the register would identify and support the protection of significant trees on land owned or managed by the council. The council’s website states that in the future, councillors will consider including trees located on private land on the register.
Anybody looking to nominate a tree that they believe is of significance is encouraged to do so by Sunday, March 31. To view which trees have been nominated, or to nominate a tree, visit www.wyndham.vic. gov.au/significanttreeregister
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City history is streets ahead Carter Avenue and the Manor Estate in Werribee could soon be protected by a heritage overlay under a Wyndham council plan to recognise the historical significance of both sites. The council is requesting permission from the state planning minister to prepare heritage overlays for both sites, which were identified as being worthy of protection by the community back in 2017. The council has also sought interim planning controls until permanent controls are approved to prevent any potential demolition. The Manor Estate in Werribee was built by Percy Chirnside from 1895-96 and was mostly destroyed by fire in 1966. Heritage overlay mapping covers stone wall remnants and some trees, but this new application aims to apply the heritage overlay to the wider site and plantings. The council also wants to apply a heritage overlay on Carter Avenue in Werribee, a residential street of 20 residential properties that was originally built as a housing estate for the Carter brothers’ factory employees. The street is an extension of the Carter estate, which is already protected by a heritage overlay. Councillor Tony Hooper said this was the first formal step towards celebrating and acknowledging locally significant precincts. Charlene Macaulay
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Police help call on petrol thefts The Wyndham Petrol Drive Off Team is seeking public help to catch petrol thieves. The team, set up in November last year, has been working closely with retailers to help prevent crime at service stations and give managers a greater understanding about the information that helps investigators. Senior Sergeant Stephen O’Connell said since November, police have seen the volume of reports of petrol drive-offs increase, as well as the volume of information about the crime. If you can identify the people in these images, the team urges you to contact Crime Stoppers on 1800 333 000.
A vehicle with number plates reading ZOQ-250 was allegedly used during two offences that occurred in Wyndham Vale on January 18 and in Laverton North on January 24. The number plates were allegedly false. Queensland number plates reading 561-RAP were used on a vehicle during an offence in Truganina on February 4. Number plates reading UEY-423 were used during an offence in Hoppers Crossing on February 4. A vehicle with the number plates 1NJ-2CZ was used during two offences – in Hoppers Crossing on February 11 and Laverton North.
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Education city pushes on By Charlene Macaulay The Australian Education City consortium has reaffirmed its vision for the East Werribee Employment Precinct by launching a website that details its $31 billion smart city plan. The website features previously unknown details about its master plan for the 412-hectare site, and a number of videos from key players within the consortium and its partners that espouse the benefits of the East Werribee plan. The consortium has promised to deliver six million square metres of education, research and development, innovation, residential, community and commercial space on what is the largest undeveloped parcel of publicly-owned surplus government land in metropolitan Melbourne, including: • A university to cater for 40,000 students, including 20,000 international students; • Housing to accommodate 80,000 residents, including 21,000 high or medium density apartments, 6900 student dwellings and 1450 stand-alone houses and townhouses; • An underground train line and new stations that link up to the Werribee line; • Nearly 800,000 square metres of research and development space to be operated by international business park partners, and 1.15 million square metres of other commercial office floor space, which will contribute to more than 90,000 new jobs; and • An arts, culture and entertainment precinct that will include exhibitions, entertainment and community sporting facilities. The consortium has memorandums of understanding to partner with a number of Asian and global companies including PWC, IBM, Honeywell, Cisco, Telstra, JP Morgan and Jacobs. AEC executive director Ross Martiensen
Artist impression of the East Werribee Employment Precinct. (Pictures: Supplied)
said East Werribee would be a “live, work and play environment” that would create a 20-minute walkable neighbourhood and strong employment opportunities close to home. “[It] will incorporate four schools, from primary up to secondary, as well as a 10,000-student TAFE or training facility and a 40,000-student campus,” Mr Martiensen said. “The [university] campus is going to be a little bit different in that there’s going to be
integration with industry and commercial opportunity, but also it’s going to be serviced by a number of different educational institutions all operating within the same space.” As reported by Star Weekly last month, a spokesperson for Werribee MP Tim Pallas said the state government was “continuing to undertake an assessment of this project before making any decisions”. Details: www.australianeducationcity.com/
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Delay call on gun mounts A Werribee resident is calling on Wyndham council to hold off on making a decision about the future of the World War II gun mounts discovered at a Werribee South carpark. Lisa Heinrichs, who is sourcing more information about Werribee South’s role in the war through the Australian War Memorial and the National Archives, believes a council-commissioned historical heritage assessment has not covered all the bases. Ms Heinrichs argues that a decision on the future of the gun mounts, or emplacements, should be put on hold until their historical significance has been properly ascertained. As reported by Star Weekly last month, a heritage report recommended that while the gun mounts be kept exposed during the carpark redevelopment works to allow for archaeological recording, “it will be necessary for them to be covered to allow for establishment of the car parking bays”. Wyndham council economy, liveability and innovation acting director Peter McKinnon said responsibility for recognising or commemorating the gun mounts fell to Heritage Victoria, not the council. Mayor Mia Shaw added: “I’m keen, as I’m sure my fellow ward councillors are, to work with Heritage Victoria and the local community to come up with a solution for the site.” Charlene Macaulay
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Retail revamp for Manor Lakes By Charlene Macaulay A new-look Kmart store will be the jewel in the crown of a $60 million expansion of Manor Lakes Central that will double the shopping centre’s size. Construction will begin in coming weeks. The mammoth expansion will deliver about 20 new retailers, including Best & Less, Anytime Fitness and a large-scale fruit and vegetable grocer. There will be 500 more carparking spaces and a range of family-friendly features including upgraded parent rooms, children’s interactive
play areas and free wi-fi. The project will be anchored by a new-concept Kmart that will span 5200 square metres and include defined product areas, a central self-service checkout and wide aisles for easier pram and wheelchair access. The centre is owned by Ranfurlie Asset Management, the retail and commercial arm of Dennis Family Corporation. Ranfurlie Asset Management chief executive Mark Wilson said the expansion would coincide with a refurbishment of the existing centre, with both scheduled for completion early next year.
The project is tipped to create about 300 construction jobs in coming months and more than 400 ongoing full and part-time retail positions. Mr Wilson said the expansion and revamp were aimed at giving locals an “active shopping experience”. “Alfresco dining spaces will link indoor and outdoor public areas and connect to landscaped communal spaces and kids activity zones,” Mr Wilson said. Ranfurlie Asset Management also operates the 25,000-square-metre Tarneit Central shopping centre, which opened in 2017.
An artist impression of the planned Manor Lakes Central expansion. (Ranfurlie Developments)
A safe grip on success Family business Aus Lock & Safe will celebrate its 30th anniversary this month. The business began when Bill Catlow bought a “little hardware store” in Railway Avenue, Laverton. It was later re-located to Aviation Road; in 2005, it moved to Laverton North. The company now employs about 20 staff and manufactures its own safes, which it sells online and around Australia. Mr Catlow’s son, Jason, who started with the company as an apprentice, is now a director. The business retains a strong family flavor, as Jason’s wife, Samantha, is the marketing manager and his mother, Agnes, is the bookkeeper. Bill Catlow has retired, but still visits occasionally to lend a hand. He said that 30 years ago, he “never envisioned” the business would become such a success.
“It’s a credit to Jason – it was an achievement for him, he’s done a lot of work,” he said. “I’d also like to acknowledge and thank everyone in the western suburbs who has supported us through all this.” In 2013, Aus Lock & Safe was awarded the Business of the Year Award at the Wyndham Business Awards, while Jason was named runner-up in Businessperson of the Year. Jason said that Aus Lock & Safe retained several clients from its “early days”, including the defence force bases in Point Cook and Laverton, the Westside Hotel and other Laverton and Laverton North-based businesses. Alesha Capone Bill and Jason Catlow look back on 30 years of Aus Lock & Safe. (Damjan Janevski)
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Teen’s breakout win By Alesha Capone Werribee teenager Jake Berias has been named the nation’s top junior drag racer. The 15-year-old was recently presented with the Australian Junior Dragster Champion 2018-19 award, for the eight to 17-year old age competitors’ age bracket. “When I knew that I won, it was emotional – I didn’t cry, but I was getting a bit teary,” Jake said. To win the award, Jake accumulated points
as he competed in events across Australia, including three races which he won in Darwin, Alice Springs and Mildura. Jake said his father and grandfather were both drag racers during their youth. His family now accompanies him as he travels the nation to compete, sometimes driving up to six hours to reach an event. “What I enjoy most is probably hanging out with all the people who do drag-racing, their families – and going fast,” Jake said. Jake, who is a member of the Victorian
Drag Racers Club, said he hoped to become a professional when he finished studying. “Hopefully, I can … somehow make my way to America, because over there they do it for a job and they’re racing there every week,” he said. “I’d love to do that for a job.” After he was presented with the trophy, Jake gave a speech in which he thanked his mother, father and sponsors including Harley-Heaven Melbourne, Berias D and Sons, Werribee South Farm Supplies and LT’s Egg Farm.
All things Bollywood will be at the Point Cook Pop Up Park at the weekend. The park will host Bolly Holly, which has been billed as a “fun, colourful, fusion event for everyone” to mark the traditional Hindu festival of Holi. One of the park’s joint project leads, Susan McIntyre, said Bolly Holly would include Bollywood dancers, rangoli (an art form in which colourful patterns are created on the floor) and a Bollywood-themed photo booth. Ms McIntyre said residents from all cultures and ethnicities were welcome. The day will include a rangoli competition between 10.30am and 1pm, a Bollywood fashion show between 11am and 1pm and a Bollywood dance performance and workshop at 2.30pm. Between 3-7pm, a Bollywood DJ mix will be played, followed by a showing of the film Bend it Like Beckham from 7pm. The pop up park is in Murnong Street. Details: facebook.com/PCPOPUP Alesha Capone
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pool would grow from 415,000 in the first year to 520,000 in a decade. Cr Colleen Gates said the plan would go out for community feedback during April. She said the proposed pool at Comben Reserve would directly service Altona Meadows, which comprised 25 per cent of Hobsons Bay’s total population. “Everyone should have the right to be able to ride, walk or drive to their local facility.” Cr Michael Grech said the plan was a huge win for Wetlands ward and for Hobsons Bay. “The outdoor water play … will be a first in Hobsons Bay.”
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Deal for nervous buyers By Charlene Macaulay A developer has introduced an industry-first “price protection” initiative at its Wyndham Vale estate, aimed at increasing buyer confidence. Under the initiative, buyers can buy a block of land in Lotus Living’s Jubilee estate now, and if an equivalent block of land at the estate is at a lower price per square metre at the time of settlement, Lotus will pay the difference between the contracted purchase price and the discounted price. Lotus Living project director Daniel Smith
said with market sentiment at its lowest in 10 years, the estate had experienced decreases in inquiries and sales and the initiative aimed to give buyers confidence. “The fundamentals of the market are still good … there’s low interest rates, a growing economy and good migration levels,” Mr Smith said. “All of those factors have been materially unchanged over the last 12-18 months. “The property market has certainly come off the top of the market, but I think the situation has been exacerbated by the credit squeeze and the banking royal commission, and this is a
way for us trying to provide confidence back to the market.” As reported by Star Weekly earlier this month, Wyndham real estate agents say the property market is “not all doom and gloom”. Hockingstuart Werribee senior sales consultant Samantha McCarthy said while there were plenty of media reports about house prices dropping about 10 per cent, this did not seem to be occurring in Wyndham. “Some properties might not achieve the same price they would have 12 to 18 months ago, but that is to be expected, because the market couldn’t have sustained that kind of growth.”
Batters up for national squad Two young Werribee residents have been selected to represent Australia at an international softball tournament. Jye Robinson and Noah Cooney, who both play at the Werribee Softball Association, have been selected for the national under-15 Australian softball team. They have been invited to attend the Softball Australia International Friendship Series in Queensland from July 5 to 12. Jye and Noah said they became involved with softball at about the age of six or seven years old, as both of their mothers played the sport. Both Noah and Jye’s families are hoping businesses in the west will sponsor them for the series, to help out with costs. Contact Jye’s father Jamie on 0435 911 839 for details. Alesha Capone
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Finn claims station security off the rails Western metropolitan MP Bernie Finn has called for a “crime blitz” at Williams Landing train station, to help prevent bicycles being stolen from the station’s Parkiteer bicycle storage cage During a speech in Parliament last month Mr Finn, who rides his bike to the station every day, said a constituent had written to him after her brother’s bicycle was stolen from the station during daylight hours. The Williams Landing Parkiteer cage, which has capacity for 47 bikes, can be unlocked by anyone with an access card. Bicycle Network gives access cards to cyclists who apply for a pass. Mr Finn said the minister for public transport, Public Transport Victoria and police should organise “a blitz on crime at Williams Landing station” to prevent theft and vandalism of bicycles. A Public Transport Victoria spokesperson said there was CCTV installed at the station and cameras had also been installed inside the bike cage. The spokesperson said there were more than 100 Parkiteer cages across the Melbourne train network. The Bicycle Network recommends riders use a D-lock to secure their bikes and also advises riders to remove any valuable items, such as lights and trip computers from their bikes. Alesha Capone
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MY WYNDHAM Kevin Thompson is a jack of all trades. He worked in a hardware store, owned a petrol station and cardboard business, became a pilot and has spent 15 years tinkering with a 45-foot boat in his shed. The 90-year-old talks to Charlene Macaulay. What’s your connection to Werribee? I was born and bred in Werribee. I was born in Wandene House, where McDonald’s is now. It [Werribee] was a lot smaller than it is now. I went to the Werribee State School. Tell me about your family. I’ve been married for 67 years on April 14. I used to be an amateur bike rider and I was racing over in Tasmania and as I was walking around I saw this girl [Ilma] sitting on the mud guard of a car and I thought ‘I’ve seen her before’. So I went up and said g’day and bought her an ice-cream and everything happened from there. I didn’t win any races, but I won the bird. We had four kids, Diane was the eldest, Gary and Susan. We lost a girl, Helen, when she was about 11 – she had a brain tumour.
When we got married we moved back because we worked here. I worked in Werribee for the Thompson Brothers, it was the family business – my father and his four brothers and four nephews. You know where Bunnings is? That belonged to the Thompson Brothers, as a hardware store timber yard and saw mill and joinery shop. They sold the business when I was 37, and it was after that time that I started selling scrap cardboard to Smorgons. Then I thought, if I buy a machine I can make my own boxes and sell them, which I did … and started a little
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business, K & G Cartons. My brother and I also ran Park Views service station. You’ve got a 45-foot boat in your work shed that you’re now keen to sell, tell me more. I brought it from Moorabbin, it was just the hull back then, 15 years ago. I’ve been fiddling
with boats all my life, ever since I was about 15. I made models and stuff like that and I’ve built houseboats. This is my unfinished project. I lost my eyesight [through macular degeneration] about two years ago, so the work suddenly stopped. I’ve made everything on it – the deck, the rails, the inside – except the outside shell.
Do you have any other hobbies? Aside from fiddling with boats, I learnt how to fly when I was about 40 as a private pilot, because I’d always wanted to. I’ve flown all over Australia many times and have taken many tourists from America wanting to see the outback.
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FROM THE ARCHIVES Star Weekly looks back through the pages of our predecessor, the Werribee Banner
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Nude bathing was agreed to in principle by Werribee Shire Council at its last meeting, in response to a questionnaire from the Minister for Youth Sport and Recreation, Mr. Brian Dixon. However council baulked at recommending that any of the beach or river front in the shire should be set aside for nude bathing.
Local residents Gragoria Limone and Tom Elwin know how to kick up their heels and have a good time. With a hitch of skirts – and pants – and a little encouragement from the crowd, the pair swung into action with a quick demonstration of the famous can can dance, last Thursday.
Werribee’s Centenary Hall is under threat as a local school’s bid for a multi-million dollar performing arts cultural centre gains support. The Banner last week saw Werribee Secondary College’s submission for a $3.5 million purpose-built community cultural centre in Duncans Road – a document presented to Wyndham councillors only a fortnight ago.
A Queensland family visiting relatives narrowly avoided serious injury in a drive-by shooting at a Werribee house on March 1. Two bullets crashed through the two front bedrooms of the Willowtree Drive premises about 2am.
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Bestselling Australian author Fiona Lowe will be coming to Werribee Library, 177 Watton Street, Werribee, on March 28 at 6.30pm to talk about her latest novel Home Fires. This free event will be followed by a Q&A session, book sales and signings. ■ www.fionalowe.com
drive-Thru recycling
Have you got an old television, furniture or bulky cardboard that is taking up space in your house? Wyndham council will host a pop-up recycling day on March 23 from 8am-1.30pm at Wootten Road Reserve in Tarneit. A range of household items will be accepted, including electronic waste, furniture, bikes, barbecues and bulky cardboard. ■ www.wyndham.vic.gov.au/whats-on/popdrive-thru-recycling-day
Twilight Market
The Manor Lakes Neighbourhood Twilight Market will be held on April 6 from 5-9pm at Manor Lakes Community Centre, 86 Manor Lakes Boulevard, Manor Lakes. Enjoy handcrafted wares, food, music and more. There will also be free face-painting. ■ www.facebook.com/ Manor-Lakes-NeighbourhoodMarket-294237020921643
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Wyndham Classics Car Club is hosting a show and shine on March 24 from 9am-3pm at 100 Overton Road, Williams Landing. Trophies on offer for motorbikes, trucks, classic and modern cars. There will also be a jumping castle and face-painting for little ones, live entertainment, a barbecue and free fittings of anti-theft number plate screws. Entry is gold coin donation. ■ www.facebook.com/WyndhamClassics
Stepping Stones program
The Brotherhood of St Laurence, with the support of Wyndham council, is running a 15-week small business training program starting in May for women from refugee,
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Join the (footy) club
Truganina Thunder is the newest football club in Wyndham to join the Western Region Football League in 2019. This new side will be made up of mixed teams with boys and girls ranging from under-8s to under-10. Registrations are open until March 25, with all registrations receiving a free training top. ■ Nick, 0418 998 082 or go to www.wrfl.com.au/log-in/player-registration/ migrant and diverse backgrounds. The sessions will be held on Thursdays from 9.30am-3pm at the Youth Resource Centre, 86 Derrimut Road, Hoppers Crossing. These programs are free and child care is provided.
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A car boot sale will be held on the Werribee Church of Christ lawn, 200 Tarneit Road,
The Werribee Community Singers is a social singing group that meets up on Wednesdays during the school term from 7-9pm at room 3, Central Community Centre, Lonsdale Circuit, Hoppers Crossing. No experience needed, just a love of singing. All welcome. ■ 0407 493 065
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Wyndham residents have more opportunities to save lives thanks to extended hours at the Werribee Blood Donor Centre. The centre, at 7 Bridge Street, Werribee, is now open on Saturdays from 9am-4pm, giving full-time workers and other time-poor people the chance to pop in and donate blood. ■ 13 14 95 or www.donateblood.com.au
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“We like to get up early and walk our two little dogs. The streets are really pleasant to meander around and the lake is so pretty. “Vera plays bowls and croquet and I enjoy my weekly sessions at the gym, where I use the rowing machine and weights to maintain upper body strength,” Stan said. Vera has embraced all Ingenia Lifestyle Lara has to offer while making new friends since moving to the area. “We’ve made so many new friends already and everyone is so friendly it’s lovely. “I like to be involved in bingo and the monthly morning teas that are a part of the Be Active events program,” Vera said. Both Stan and Vera are impressed with their brand new home, choosing the Eucalyptus design, unique to Ingenia Lifestyle Lara. “We love the open plan living, modern floors and manageable garden. The grass is always green and I never have to mow it!
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rincipal of Thomas Carr College, Craig Holmes, poses what he believes is an important question to ask: “What does membership of a particular school community entail?” In answer to that, Mr Holmes says: “To be a member of the Thomas Carr community is to be valued for who you are and to be challenged to embrace the vibrant learning opportunities we have to offer you. “To become truly global citizens, our students have the advantage of a robust learning program including the critical lens of religious education which develops an informed and courageous world view, encompassing stewardship, and ethical decision-making combined with compassion. “Wonderful opportunities exist for our students to exercise leadership and to connect with our local community and enjoy broader association with partner schools and organisations internationally.” In response to the ever-changing global community, the college offers a broad range of experiences to complement academic studies. Co-curricular activities enhance a student’s ability, skill level and interests, with each activity involving staff members who nurture students to obtain the best outcomes from this immersion. Mr Holmes says students and staff are members of a caring community built on the same Catholic values as have underpinned the college’s 22-year history. “We have a proud tradition of transitioning students from primary school
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through a wonderful learning experience, to create students who leave us after this six-year partnership as well-rounded individuals. “Student-centred learning is enhanced via a highly developed middle-years program, abundant technology for all students and state-of-the-art new buildings and refurbishments.
“We aspire to be a great school that meets the needs of our students via a broad curriculum and program base, catering for a great array of student destinations post the secondary years. “Through the variety of experiences on offer, both in the classroom and beyond the college gates, students emerge from their Thomas Carr College educational journey
with the confidence and courage to pursue their individual pathways and embrace the challenges of the future as global citizens. “Our college really is a vibrant learning community where students will shine.” Thomas Carr College, 35 Thomas Carr Drive, Tarneit. Inquiries: 8734 2444 or thomascarr.vic.edu.au
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t’s been three months since Avalon Airport opened its new international terminal, with twice daily AirAsia flights to Kuala Lumpur, and the flights are already extremely popular. The new international terminal is functioning smoothly and passengers are enjoying the simple processes, the duty free shopping and the relaxed atmosphere in the Departure Lounge. Many further changes have occurred since the launch of AirAsia on December 5 last year, and changes will continue. On February 28, Avalon launched its new Aviramp International. The first of its kind in Australia, the jet bridge is a mobile ramp that creates easy passenger access to the plane. Chief executive Justin Giddings says Avalon already prides itself on its accessibility, with all services on one level, for example. He says the jet bridge is a welcome extension of this. “It has been an objective of ours to make aircraft more accessible for a long time,” he says, “and we’re thrilled that the Aviramp has arrived and is now in use by AirAsia.” The undercover Aviramp with lighting increases the flow rate of disembarkation by almost 30 per cent compared to stairs. The low-gradient ramp provides an improved boarding experience for customers with limited ability or those who require assistance – and it makes boarding safer for every passenger, as it removes the risk of tripping or bottlenecks on stairs. The carpark was recently divided into long and short-term parking. The pricing
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structure will soon change to reflect this shift, with cost-effective parking available for longer-term travellers. All parking will still be right out the front of the airport, with a very easy walk to check-in. Baggage wrapping and storage are now available. And a newsagency has newly opened in the domestic terminal, stocking books, magazines and sundries. Further multi-faith prayer rooms have also
been opened just off the Departure Lounge, adding to the one already in the forecourt. The forecourt itself will soon be furbished, so friends and family can enjoy spending pre-flight time together, accompanied by the lovely David Bromley artwork under the cloud-like shade cloth. “These developments continue the excitement of the new international terminal and flights at Avalon,” says Mr Giddings.
“The objective, of course, is to remain easy to use in spite of growing passenger numbers. We’re proud of the level of comfort we can offer for the price of the flights and parking. We really are the best small airport in the world.” Avalon Airport, 80 Beach Road, Lara. Inquiries: 5227 9100 or visit avalonairport.com.au
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octor Rashi Gupta, a dentist for more than 18 years, says that taking care of the oral health needs of any community is vital. So when she opened Sayers Dental Aesthetics and Implants in Hoppers Crossing last year, she invested heavily in state-of-the-art equipment and services to ensure every dental service needed is in one place. “Our practices offer everything, from dental implants and general check-ups to X-rays and orthodontics. We even use sleep dentistry, which can be great for those needing multiple procedures,” Dr Gupta says. Dr Gupta says sleep dentistry can be a good option for young children who need fillings. “Some young children will not sit still or are very fearful, for a variety of reasons,” she says. “When there are cavities to fix, if they are not cleaned properly before the procedure, the fillings will not stick, so sometimes sleep dentistry is a great option for young school-aged children.” Dr Gupta has owned a dental surgery in Geelong since 2011 and managed to completely turn that practice around to what she believes is one of the best digital practices in Geelong. The Geelong surgery offers Cerec (same-day crowns) 3D and digital X-rays. She will provide the same excellent dentistry, at a reasonable cost, at her new practice in Hoppers Crossing. “At both practices, we have a special
interest in implants, orthodontics and smile rejuvenation via veneers, crowns and bridges while also dealing with unexpected dental emergencies – everyone’s dread.” Dr Gupta takes pride in her work and provides treatments that are effective and permanent. “How many times have people lost a filling soon after it’s done?” she asks.
“Not anymore. We take responsibility for providing excellent work.” Dr Gupta notes that children may be eligible for free dental services. “Parents should check to see if their child is eligible for $1000 via the Child Dental Benefit Schedule. “We believe everyone deserves excellent quality dentistry and our goal is to help
patients achieve this. We encourage people to come and meet us and discover the standards we set.” Sayers Dental Aesthetics and Implants, 483 Sayers Road, Hoppers Crossing. Inquiries: 1800 160 000, email info@sayersdental.com.au or visit sayersdental.com.au
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hat does ideal retirement look like to you? Do you want to put your feet up and enjoy watching the world go by at a relaxing pace? Or is it the time to embark on some of your life’s greatest adventures? Leonie Shearson, manager of Federation Village Werribee, says the village offers an opportunity for people to create the retirement lifestyle that suits them. “Federation Village Werribee, an independent living community for the over-55s, has lovely one and two-bedroom homes, perfect for couples or singles.”
Want to free up some money? On average, these communities offer homes at 60 per cent of the median house price in the area. The villages are residential land-lease communities, which means that you own your home and pay a weekly site fee. For those eligible, the fees are subsidised by Commonwealth Rent Assistance. This leaves you with plenty left over to enjoy the things you love. Do you feel more like kicking back and relaxing? Federation Village Werribee is a welcoming community which presents an opportunity to meet like-minded people who may
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Are you the adventure-chasing retiree? You can embark on your next holiday and leave your home vacant without worrying. The village is extremely secure, with attractive fences, boom gates, CCTV and full-time on-site management.
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become life-long friends. There are regular in-village activities and outings organised which makes socialising very easy. Or you can spend some quality alone time and take advantage of the resort-style facilities that include a solar-heated pool, bowling green, cinema and community centre. Don’t worry about
maintenance though, it’s all taken care of and supervised by the on-site village management. “Federation Village Werribee welcomes all types of retirees and has something for everyone,” continues Leonie. “It’s time to enjoy your retirement the way you want to. The village is currently open for inspection.
Come explore and have a chat with the residents. They can tell you first-hand what retirement looks like at Federation Village.” Federation Village Werribee, 2A Railway Avenue, Werribee. Inquiries: 8742 3999 or call Bernadette Reading on 0414 483 045 to arrange an inspection.
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little over a year ago, Dental@ Hoppers principal dentist, Dr Sarojani Maskey decided to return to practice locally in the hope of being able to work close to family and home. In that time, client numbers have surged, and business is booming, so much so that hours have been extended on Thursdays and Fridays and a new dental chair brought in. But the additions don’t stop there. Sarojani recently welcomed her cousin, Dr Salu Maskey as the clinic’s associate dentist.
Patient compliance and comfort are among the foremost things that I value as a dentist “With Salu on board,” she says, “we can welcome more patients and see more emergencies.” From the snowy peaks of Nepal to the bustling new estates in Wyndham, Salu’s experience ranges widely. Having trained and worked alongside a renowned periodontist in Nepal, her passion is tackling gum disease and the management of the associated pain. “Patient compliance and comfort are among the foremost things that I value as a dentist,” Salu says. The dentist is quick to point out that when an individual has bad oral conditions, their overall state can suffer. “I believe that providing utmost oral care to my patient can definitely promote their
oral and overall general health.” Of course, she is no stranger to the business’s regular patients and clients. “Salu has been a part of the clinic since it opened and used to assist us in that time,” Sarojani says. “She practiced in Nepal before moving to Australia. And now she is licensed to work in Australia.” Of course, having Salu join as a fully-fledged dentist cements the practice as a family-owned and run dental clinic, but also extends the expert knowledge and skills available to patients. Dental@Hoppers offers a range of services from general dentistry, cleaning and extractions to cosmetic procedures including teeth whitening and crown work, as well as dental emergencies. Like her cousin, Sarojani is keen to stress that dental health should not be left to chance. However, with so many young families and new residents busily settling in the area, the practitioner is aware that check-ups can be hard to maintain. “That is why we have a recall system in place that sends out reminders every six months,” she says. “Bookings can also be made online at anytime via our website.” Dental@Hoppers, 599 Sayers Road, Hoppers Crossing. Opens 9am-5pm Monday-Wednesday; 9am-7pm Thursday-Friday; and 9am-1pm Saturday-Sunday. Inquiries: 8763 2885 or visit dental@hoppers.com.au
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ooking after children requires passion and dedication in truckloads and if there’s a code that VIP Family Day Care has operated by and applied in all 120 of its educators’ homes over the past 13 years, it’s being just that. Manager Jason Buttigieg says VIP Family Day Care aims to make family day care an affordable and flexible option for all families in the Wyndham, Melton, Brimbank and Hobson’s Bay areas.
Everything that we do is done to put the child and family first “We can accommodate all types of working families including shift workers and casual workers with options for out-of-hours and overnight care, respite care and casual care arrangements,” he says. “We cater for children from birth up to 12 years old.” Jason explains there is the same obligation to care, educational programming and planning that a conventional day care centre would have, however, with smaller ratios VIP’s educators are able to develop a more personal relationship with the child and family, customising care to their needs. VIP Family Day Care’s settings are education-focused, with a philosphy of “Learning through play”. “We have a great team that works together to bring out the best in everyone,” Jason says. “We work tirelessly to match up families with the right educator and also mentor
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educators to continually provide an exciting environment that children will learn in.” All VIP educators hold child care qualifications, and many bring the experience and knowledge of a wide range of other industries.
Jason says that VIP management, staff and educators believe the atmosphere nurtures well-mannered and sociable children and this is what makes VIP care unique. “VIP Family Day Care is run with family
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Health hub a welcome asset I
t’s been open for just nine months, but Women’s Health Hub is already transforming the lives of women and their families. Unique to Melbourne’s west, the general practice clinic is staffed by female-only doctors and specialists. This decision was an easy one, says practice manager Laura Robinson, because it’s been felt for a long time that Wyndham needed just such a focused service. “We welcome women of all ages and mothers and their families, as well as men and boys – we’re a whole-family service,” Laura says.
Our amazing team accompanies women on their lifelong health journey … “With the population boom in Wyndham, it was clear there was a need for a female-centred clinic – Wyndham is full of young families and there are a lot of babies being born. “With that comes shared care and post-natal medical care. But beyond that need, there are other female-specific medical issues that many women want to treat with the help of other women.” Laura says Women’s Health Hub is where advanced medicine meets advanced service. “We integrate all women’s health needs, with on-site gynaecology, psychology, physiotherapy, podiatry and
Dr Jean Ong, Dr Laura Chapman, Dr Amanda Lim, Linda Lanhan, Sarah Abdo, practice manager Laura Robinson, Nola Burnett, Dr Lianne Wong, Safya Benhaddou and Dr Deborah Humphries. (Damjan Janevski)
maternal health. “Our amazing team accompanies women on their lifelong health journey, from menstruation to menopause and beyond. We specialise in obstetrics, contraception, fertility, post-natal care and hormonal issues.” General practice services and travel vaccines are available at the clinic too,
among others. The full list of services and treatments can be found in the advertisement below. Women’s Health Hub also runs iron infusion and Mirena (IUD) clinics, as well as pelvic health and urogyne services. The clinic opens later on Wednesdays and Thursdays, timeframes designed for busy working women who won’t need to take
time off work to enable consultations and treatments for them and their children. Women’s Health Hub, 236 Hoppers Lane, Werribee. Opens 8am-6pm Monday, Tuesday and Friday; 8am-7pm Wednesday; 8am-8pm Thursday; and 9am-1pm Saturday. Inquiries: 8652 5441 or visit womenshealthhub.com.au
Women’s Health Hub is our Bulk Billing female focused general practice and specialist clinic. We accompany women on their lifelong health journey, including: • GP services • Ante-natal care • Post-natal care • Menopause • Gynaecological support • Specialist Services Women of all ages, men and families are also welcome.
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id you know that powerful and invisible hearing devices with premium technology are no longer hard to afford? The latest hearing technology is available for a limited time at Active Audiology – at prices never seen before. The devices, of European design and manufacture, can be had for just $1350 – they normally cost about $4000. Active Audiology owner and audiologist Cris Ivanidis says these devices make it easier to understand speech and follow conversations in noisy environments. “We’ve had a lot of success with these models and we are now offering a two-week trial of one of these excellent devices,” he says. “It can be returned with no obligation or customers can take advantage of the special discount.” Marina Opacak, a highly skilled audiologist who works alongside Cris, says hearing loss can be a difficult condition to treat when many sufferers aren’t ready to take action or feel confused. “Cris and I understand how hard it can be,” she says. “We’ve counselled hundreds of people through a range of emotions associated with accepting hearing loss and doing something about it. “Finding the right hearing aid is only half the solution. The other half is finding the right professional who puts people at ease and is technically competent with fine-tuning the aid to meet a hearing profile. If this isn’t done correctly, the hearing aid can feel uncomfortable – or, even worse, be completely useless.”
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Cris Ivanidis and Marina Opacak. Inset: Marina and Cris with one of the devices. (Pictures: Shawn Smits)
Marina and Cris are experienced with all brands of hearing aid. And because there’s no commercial tie to a particular brand, customers can be guided from a wide selection to the right one for their needs and budget. Marina tells of a gentleman who came to them very upset about his
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Eyecare union has the right focus C
hristine Quach and Liz Muller were on the hunt for just the right eyecare business in order to expand on their success with Eyecare Plus Altona. Around the same time, Tony van Aalst was looking to gradually wind down his business, Werribee Optical Centre, which he had run for 40 years. It wound up being an opportune alignment, as Liz explains. “When we met Tony and his team, we found that their eyecare philosophies aligned with ours,” she says. “We’d found our fit. “And now we’re delighted to build on Tony’s work in providing outstanding eyecare to the community, as well as growing the clinic’s future under the new name of Eyecare Plus Werribee.” Eyecare Plus Werribee, an independently owned full-scope optometry practice, has a first-rate team boasting more than 60 years optical experience. “Lauren, Misty, Nerissa and Angela have buckets of know-how in guiding patients towards the best outcome,” Christine says. ”They also share a passion for eyewear, believing that the perfect pair of glasses is a powerful form of self-expression.” “We put our focus and interest on a patient as a whole,” she says. “We love getting to know them and their families and understanding their specific eyecare health and lifestyle needs. “This means spending the time to really listen and discuss, providing continuity of care, and communicating with their various healthcare providers. It means fitting a child with contact lenses, guiding a teen
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into her first glasses and helping much older patients maintain their eye health.” The practice uses the highest quality optical lenses and the latest technology, such as retinal camera, OCT (3D imaging of internal structures), visual field and pachymetry (corneal measurement).
We have a range of great new frames coming in … The team screens for and co-manages eye diseases, including diabetic retinopathy, cataracts, glaucoma and macular degeneration. They also have access to new dry eye treatments to improve the frustrating symptoms of dry eyes. Christine has a special interest in paediatric optometry, and has experience with kids from toddlers to teens. She is also interested in myopia control, which aims to slow down the progression of shortsightedness, especially in older children and teens. “We have a range of great new frames coming in over the next few months,” Christine says. “So please pop in to try some on – or just have a chat with us about any eyecare concerns or needs.” Eyecare Plus, 171 Watton Street, Werribee. Opens 9am-5pm Monday-Friday and 9am-noon Saturday. Inquiries: 9741 3759, eyecareplus.com.au/werribee or visionadvantage.com.au
Top and above left: Lauren Brown helps a young patient choose frames. Above right: Christine Quach and Tony Van Aalst use the latest technology to assess a patient. (Pictures: Shawn Smits)
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roud Products, a company that manufactures cleaning products, has grown from small beginnings in country Victoria and a small factory in Williamstown – then known as Lightning Products – to now occupying a modern manufacturing facility and shop in Altona. Business development manager Gavin Kronberg says their product range – named Euca – has benefited from much innovation and development. “Euca, an old tried-and-true family recipe, uses eucalyptus oil and citrus but the blend is a special one, containing no harsh fillers, synthetic perfumes, chemicals or palm oil,” he explains. “Euca cleans clothes and washing machines at the same time, plus it’s very gentle on skin and the environment. It’s also very economical.” The extensive range of cleaning products includes: • Powders, liquids and laundry aids • Brighteners/soakers • Dishwashing powder and liquid • General surface cleaners and disinfectants • Hand soaps and creams • Vehicle, caravan and boat detergents (as used in pressure cleaners) A part of the Goodall family since 1938, Proud Products owner, Leigh Goodall, says they are very proud of their strong reputation for eco-friendly cleaning products. “Euca is known for helping people with skin conditions and allergies. The laundry powder, detergents and soft-wash are perfect for washing baby bed linens
because it doesn’t have all those chemicals and additives that can affect young and sensitive skin,” Goodall says. “And customers can be assured that Euca, independently tested by Lanfax Laboratories, has among the lowest trace elements associated with environmental degradation.”
Euca is known for helping people with skin conditions and allergies Euca is 100 per cent soluble. Why is this so important? A simple home test shows why: Add one teaspoon of another laundry product to a glass of water and stir rapidly and allow it to stand – it won’t dissolve completely. Leave it for days, weeks or years and the white residue that appears will remain – in your clothes, in the air, and in a washing machine – which is the main cause of blockage and corrosion and ultimate demise of the machine, let alone what it does to the environment. All Euca products are manufactured at the Altona factory, employing local staff and using locally sourced ingredients. People are welcome to visit the new shop, inspect the comprehensive range and pick up a few samples, or visit www.eucaonline.com.au. Proud Products, 47 Burns Road, Altona. Opens 9am-5pm weekdays. Inquiries: 1300 722 172 or eucaonline.com.au
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STAR WEEKLY FEATURE
The Grove community has got it all
Positioned in Victoria’s booming western growth corridor, The Grove is an exciting masterplanned community already taking shape in Tarneit.
To encourage a healthier lifestyle, free fitness classes from social enterprise Live Life Get Active are also available five days a week.
Bordered by Werribee River and Davis Creek, The Grove offers an abundance of outdoor lifestyle opportunities, as well as easy access to a future town centre, community facilities and planned schools all in a picturesque natural setting.
Frasers Property Australia residential Victoria general manager Sarah Bloom says the company is excited to deliver on the vision for the masterplanned community.
The new land release is the first since Frasers Property acquired The Grove in late 2018. The community is already well established, with more than 850 land lots sold and new residents settled in. Frasers Property’s acquisition is for the balance of the project, including up to 1780 further residential land lots on 167 hectares. Future plans at The Grove are expected to include a retail precinct, proposed primary and secondary schools, neighbourhood activity centre, sporting oval, medical and childcare facilities and a series of walking and cycle paths connecting parklands and waterways with the wider neighbourhood. Residents are already enjoying two new themed outdoor parks with plenty of open space and barbecue facilities, as well as great food and coffee at Little Growling Cafe.
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“The Grove offers buyers an exceptional opportunity to live in a community unlike any other, surrounded by a naturally stunning landscape,” she says. “We are proud to be working with this community to make the vision for The Grove into a reality for all the residents, including those already living here and those yet to move in. “We encourage any buyers who are thinking about The Grove to come down, talk to us at our sales office and see for themselves what is already here, what is on offer and what is going to come.” New land lots are now selling from $295,000.
The Grove sales centre, 180 Davis Road, Tarneit. Opens 10am-5pm daily. Inquiries: 13 38 38 or thegrove.com.au
The Grove. By the river. New land release from $295,500* Bordered by two waterways is this idyllic community in Melbourne’s west, next to everything in Tarneit. Now with this new release, families can live even closer to The Grove’s own future Town Centre and Community Centre, primary and secondary schools, sporting oval and more. Register your interest today.
13 38 38 | thegrove.com.au *Prices correct as 19/03/19 and subject to availability. 39 WYNDHAM STAR WEEKLY \ MARCH 20, 2019
New Homes
Home and Land Package/Spec Home Emerald Park, Tarneit
LOTS 321 and 322
Fixed Price $519,900 Full Turnkey Inclusions. Fences, Drive ways, Landscaping, Stone, Benchtops, Blinds and much more. 10% Deposit Balance on Completion, No Progress Payments. Stamp Duty Savings.
Home and Land Package/Spec Home Emerald Park, Tarneit
LOTS 119 and 120
Medical Centre coming soon, Child Care Centre coming soon, Minutes to Tarneit Station, Close to Local Schools & Shopping Centres
Fixed Price $624,900 Under construction soon, ready to move in 6 months. 10% Deposit Balance on Completion, No Progress Payments. Stamp Duty Savings.
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WERRibEE 32 Weeden Drive, 3030 First National Westwood: 9742 5555
WERRibEE 3a King Street, 3030
Price: $475,000 – $495,000
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Price: $435,000 – $465,000
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Manorvale Primary School is a short walk from this inviting residence, and the great outdoors are never too far away either. Inside, generous windows curving around the expansive lounge room overlook the landscaped front garden on one side, and the double carport on the other. Tiled floors flow to the back of the house with its light-filled family room, meals and meticulous kitchen area. Here, cooks get a panoramic view of the backyard, and there is abundant storage space, a gas cooktop and large breakfast bench. All three bedrooms have oversized and uninterrupted views of the front and rear gardens, and the main has a walk-in robe and a breezy en suite. Regardless of what’s being served up outside, gas heating and a split-system ensure comfort.
A short distance from shops, public transport and schools, this three-bedroom house is sure to appeal to a range of buyers. It has a concrete driveway leading up to a single garage and a small porch shielding the front door. Inside, the walls have a calm white palette that flows from the front-facing lounge room, with its graceful, overhanging chandelier, throughout the house. There is an open family meals zone adjoining a kitchen that also has glass splashbacks and modern appliances. The main bedroom has an en suite that has been revamped with twin above-counter vanity basins. Sturdy security doors at the front and just outside the back-facing meals area gives peace of mind, while ducted heating and evaporative cooling are further conveniences.
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WERRibEE SouTH 16 Jetty Road, 3030 Barry Plant Werribee: 9731 8888
Price: $790,000 – $850,000
Wyndham Harbour has grown to become a vibrant seaside enclave, with eateries popping up, a sandy and sheltered beach nearby, a popular marina and upcoming resident-only facilities. The bold architectural lines of 16 Jetty Road – encapsulating the dynamic contemporary aesthetic taking shape around town – offers light-filled roomy indoor living, with décor hitting high notes. Polished concrete floors all through the ground level, square-set cornices on tall ceilings, matte-black window frames and fittings, pearl-grey woollen carpet upstairs, Victorian ash timber, and light-expanding
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white wall paint coalesce for all-out impact. The living space at the end of the broad entry hallway is packed with appeal. Two large sets of stacker doors to a rear deck come dressed in gorgeous full-height sheers in a whisper-grey, while the dining zone – marked by two stunning pendants – can easily take a 12-seat table. The chevron splashback tiles draw the eye in the shmick kitchen, with warm-white stone tops, soft-close cabinetry in a charcoal shade, window splashbacks that draw the light, matte-black tapware (these are throughout) and all mod-cons are on board. The neighbouring walk-through
pantry also has stone benches, as does the stylish laundry adjacent. An open study and a luxe powder room are also on the ground level. At the head of timber stairs, a large living room is surrounded by the four bedrooms (with individual climate control), another swish powder room, and an indulgence-ready bathroom. This has a walk-in shower and an oval freestanding tub perched beneath black plantation shutters. The expansive main bedroom has picture windows capturing market garden and Brisbane Ranges vistas. The windows, as in other rooms, are sheltered by snazzy blinds
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Properties for lease.
Werribee 30/210 Shaws Road
Werribee 12/217-219 Watton Street
Wyndham Vale 3 Nordic Crescent
Hoppers Crossing 2/81 Bellbridge Drive
Situated close to public transport, shops, gas cook top, dishwasher & 3 bedrooms with built in robes.
The beautiful open plan apartment features spacious lounge room with a balcony, built in robes & dishwasher. balcony
Boasting 3 bedrooms, ducted heating , split system cooling, dishwasher & good sized separate lounge area.
Located in Hoppers Crossing is this beautiful 3 bedroom unit, large open plan living/dining.
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Wyndham Vale 9 Grovedale Way
Werribee 67 Hooker Road
Hoppers Crossing A/1 Arundel Court
Wyndham Vale 16 Phillip Drive
Situated in the ever popular fast growing estate of Manor Lakes & immaculately presented.
Situation within walking distance to schools/Eagle stadium, local shops and transport.
Beautiful property located in the popular Bellbridge Estate close to local shops and schools.
Central location, separate lounge, open plan kitchen, dining, family room, heating, cooling & landscaped gardens.
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Truganina 5 Dennerley Way
Werribee 82 Treeve Parkway
Werribee 7 Atherton Way
Werribee 7 Glenelg Road
Boasting design, comfort and space in a fantastic location. Open living plan, ducted heating & evaporative cooling.
In the heart of the Harpley Estate, town house, built in robes, split system air conditioning, heating & gas cook top.
Situated in Cornerstone Estate, multiple living zones, central kitchen, ducted heating & split system air conditioner.
Situated in Riverwalk Estate, multiple living zones, bright kitchen, spacious bedrooms, heating, cooling & alfresco.
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Wyndham Vale 13 Finsbury Crescent
Wyndham Vale 60 Eureka Drive
Werribee 18 Elgata Way
Hoppers Crossing 2 Franklin Boulevard
This house will tick all the boxes for the growing family family, formal lounge upon entry, stone bench top & oversized shower.
This grand family home is situated close to schools/shopping centre & public transport.
Situated in Harpley, multiple living zones, spacious kitchen, heating, cooling, alfresco & landscaped gardens.
Ample space, multiple living zones, hostess kitchen, ducted heating, cooling & manicured yard.
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Werribee 6 Carissa Circuit Belani Victorian Opulence On 853m2 Approx Approx • Detailed with select brick work • Awning windows & leadlight • Four BRs, master with full ensuite & walk-in robes • Central bathroom with reproduction claw-foot bath • Formal lounge features solid hardwood flooring • Colonial vinyl wrap kitchen, adjoining meals room • A separate rumpus with hardwood flooring • Powder coated steel pergola overlooks the backyard • A separate double garage has automated access • Handy side access • Additional parking for boat/caravan • Located in the Orchid Park Estate • Within metres of Werribee CBD, River & train station • Easy M1 Freeway access & a selection of fine schools
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Wed 6-6.20pm & Sat 11.20-11.40am Photo ID required
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John Camilleri 0414 778 940 Jamie Mercieca 0405 857 895
Werribee 13 Killara Court Picturesque Establishment On 1188m2! • Tucked away beautifully in a quiet cul-de-sac • Located in the sought after Westleigh Gardens Estate • Four fitted bedrooms • Master with ensuite and walk-in robe, spa bath • Formal lounge or theatre room with vaulted ceilings • Large study/home office, informal family meals area • High gloss vinyl wrap kitchen • Soft close draws, integrated dishwasher • Granite bench tops, glass splashbacks • State-of-the-art appliances & a massive walk in pantry • Ducted heating, split system air conditioning • Downlights, security system • Indoor solar heated, salt chlorinated swimming pool • A double oversized remote garage with rear access • Amazing undercover entertainment area • 5kW solar system, garden shed, 4500L water tank
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YPA WYNDHAM CITY 9741 7777 1 Werribee Street, Werribee 46 WYNDHAM STAR WEEKLY \ MARCH 20, 2019
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John Camilleri 0414 778 940 Bassam Tofaili 0411 449 821
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Wyndham Vale 9 Avonwood Avenue
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Built For A Large Family On 700m2 • Multiple living zones • Three bedrooms, sep study/4th BR • Master suite with BIR & luxury ensuite • Hostess kitchen with butler’s pantry • BI BBQ in outdoor entertaining area • Double garage with internal access
Private Sale $590,000 - $640,000 Inspect
Wed 6.40-7pm & Sat 11.20-11.40am Photo ID required
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Kirsty Cunningham 0414 344 475 Mitch Smit 0450 913 513
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John Camilleri 0414 778 940 Jamie Mercieca 0405 857 895
Tarneit 17 Hollows Circuit
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Private Sale $970,000 - $1,050,000 Inspect
Sat 2.20-2.40pm Photo ID required
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Mitch Smit 0450 913 513 Bassam Tofaili 0411 449 821
YPA WYNDHAM CITY 9741 7777 1 Werribee Street, Werribee
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Hoppers Crossing 31 Wynarka Drive • 5 BRs with BIRs, master with WIR & FES • Formal lounge and formal dining • Kitchen/meals and family living area • Unrestricted side access • Enclosed alfresco with new kitchen • Double garage, additional OSP
Wyndham Vale 2 Batavia Way
• 3 fitted BRs, master with ensuite & WIR • Spacious formal lounge/dining room • Open plan meals area adj family room • Hostess kitchen with SS appliances • All-weather entertainment area • Oversized garage with rear access
Private Sale $485,000 - $499,000 Inspect
Wed 5.20-5.40pm & Sat 12.40-1pm Photo ID required
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Bassam Tofaili 0411 449 821 Michael Wilson 0410 730 718
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Selling Price $579,000 - $599,000 View
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PoinT Cook 134 Malibu boulevard Located in the well designed and highly sought after Soho Village Precinct, this immaculately presented luxurious 3 bedroom, 3 bathrooms tri-level townhouse will take your breath away. y y. Featuring: spacious kitchen, multiple balconies, fantastic views and steps away to local amenities.
PrDnationwide Werribee 2/85 Synnot Street 9742 7557 prdnationwide.com.au/w / erribee /w rohan Smith 0412 864 525 rohans@prdwerribee.com.au
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Selling Price $635,000 - $660,000 View
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Designed To Deliver Family Success
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A4 B2 C2 Address:
8 Parawong Parade W ndham Vale Wy
Price:
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Sale by Negotiation: View:
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5 mins Colac (Railway Station), 10 mins Birregurra (Railway Station), 30 mins Lorne Surf Coast, 45 mins Geelong Ring Road, 60 mins Avalon Airport, 100 mins Melbourne CBD and International Airport.
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Closing Monday 1st April Inspection Strictly by appointment with Agents Ken Drysdale 0409 195 470 Alistair Nash 0412 803 660 Elders Geelong 03 5225 5000 eldersrealestate.com.au/20434031
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Cats beat odds good as well. Even though she had a sore thigh, she was still out there getting quick singles.� Hoppers Crossing’s lower order provided valuable runs late in the innings, including knocks from Odette Lopez (10), Shani Dixon (8) and Mary Bettiol (5). No matter what the score, the Cats needed to bowl well to defend it. They did just that, with all five bowlers used taking at least a wicket. Kayla Koropeckyj’s 2-18 off seven overs was the most vital. Koropeckyj claimed the scalp of Ballarat star Renee Moffitt for 43. Moffitt scored 1160 runs this summer to average a remarkable 105.5 in all formats. Once Moffitt was removed, Hoppers Crossing’s winning chances increased significantly. “Renee is an awesome batter,� Gobbe said. “We knew she would be the one we had to tie down. She got a couple of shots away, but Odette and Maddy, opening the bowling, were pretty bloody awesome. “Then Kayla took her wicket.� Lopez finished with 1-29 off nine overs, while Smith snared 2-49 off nine. Just as in the semi-final, Smith was thrown the ball for the last over – and delivered for her team. Ballarat’s run chase fell five runs short, sparking wild celebrations among the Cats and their supporters. “A lot of us were trying to keep our calm until the last ball was bowled and we had it in the bag,� Gobbe said. “Then it was all running, yelling and screaming in the middle of the ground.�
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SPORT Devils fail to fire in lacklustre opener Werribee Devils are licking their wounds after a first round shellacking in the Big V basketball men’s state championship. The Devils were mauled 92-64 by Keilor Thunder in a lopsided game at the Keilor Basketball Stadium on Sunday. Thunder import and former NBA G League player Mike Anderson did the most damage for the Thunder with a game-high 25 points. Jacob Formosa was a shining light for the Devils with 22 points, four rebounds and two steals. Formosa shot eight-from-11 from the field in an efficient effort. Devils imports Konor Kulas and David Shepard pulled their weight for the team. Kulas scored 17 points with eight rebounds, while Shepard had a double-double 18 points and 10 rebounds. The rest of the Devils team could only shoot a dismal two-from-28 from the field. Werribee (0-1) will need to clean up its act quickly before it faces early ladder leader Casey Cavaliers (1-0) at Casey Stadium on Sunday. Meanwhile, newly promoted Werribee
Devils have made a strong first impression in the women’s state championship. The Devils silenced the Southern Peninsula Sharks fans in a 62-48 victory at Hillview Stadium on Saturday night. Recruit Sarah Elsworthy ticked all the boxes for the Devils and could not have been more impressive on debut, compiling 29 points, six assists and five rebounds. Jessica Slade scored 14 points on seven-from-12 shooting to go with eight rebounds. Sam Moodie was influential in the paint, reeling in 11 boards with five points, while Maddison Borg added seven points. Werribee will play its home opener against Keilor Thunder (1-0) at Eagle Stadium on Sunday at 3pm.
■ The roller coaster ride that is the AFL season gets under way this week and the Bulldogs have a difficult first-up opponent in Sydney. The players will be wearing the ‘Thor’-inspired jumpers when they run onto Marvel Stadium, and why not? It is a marketing exercise, pure and simple. The club is not changing the colours, deleting the past or rewriting the theme song. I am a traditionalist in many ways but I don’t see the long term harm in this and if it becomes an annual occurrence, then so be it. The harsh commercial realities of running a football club do have to be factored in sometimes.
Lance Jenkinson Werribee Devils import David Shepard is closely watched by Keilor Thunder’s Cooper Keogh. (Shawn Smits)
Werribee’s midas touch By Lance Jenkinson Just when it seemed Werribee City’s form could not get any better, it has delivered a game coach Sergio Sabbadini describes as “some of the best football we’ve played all year”. The Bees made it five straight wins to start the National Premier League 2 west season in a flawless 4-0 victory over Moreland City on the road at Campbell Reserve on Saturday. It was a thing of beauty for Bees fans as they witnessed their side defend with a purpose, dominate the midfield and finish with aplomb. “We defended well, the midfield controlled the entire game and the strikers were a handful all day,” Sabbadini said. “The goals we scored were pretty spectacular.” It was one of those days when everything Werribee City touched turned to gold. Sabbadini was in fine form, calling the shots from the sidelines. With Dion Paola suspended, he called on Liam Brian to fill a void on the wing after Takanori Nishimoto was moved into a more central position. Brian capped his performance with the Bees’ first two goals, in the 20th and 60th minutes. “The first goal was a classy one involving about five or six players with an awesome finish,” Sabbadini said. “He then hit one into the top corner for his second goal.” Nishimoto relished the chance to get on the ball in a more central position. He was a conduit between defence and attack. When Brian went off with cramp, Nishimoto moved back to his more familiar role out wide, providing an assist in Lisandro Paz’s 74th-minute goal. Paz predicted during the week that a goal by him was not far off. “I said to him during the week, ‘It’s about time you scored’,” Sabbadini said. “He replied, ‘Yeah, it’s coming’. “He got one for us against his old club. He showed a lot of class by not celebrating much against his old team.” Jake Butler rounded out Werribee City’s scoring with a goal in the 87th minute. It was a tough weekend for New Zealanders following the Christchurch massacre and Sabbadini made sure his players with links to the country were ready to play. “We’ve got three of them with New Zealand links,” Sabbadini said. “Jake’s a New Zealander and the other two are Australians who have lived in New Zealand. I didn’t know how they’d react, to be honest. 60 WYNDHAM STAR WEEKLY \ MARCH 20, 2019
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■ All football fans, regardless of the club you support, want blokes such as Dale Morris playing for as long as he can. His latest injury setback was felt by all who love the game and the warriors who beat the odds to play it. Dale plays footy because he loves it, and that love has driven him to – and through – all sorts of adversity. It has also piloted him to achieve the ultimate success – an AFL premiership. E.J Whitten’s famous on-ground speech in his last game focused on guts and determination, and that befits the man who wears the number 38 for the Bulldogs. Like all football fans, I hope he wears it again soon. ■ Werribee Cricket Club has every right to be filthy about missing out on playing a final at home, and Werribee Football Club has every right to want to host practice games on its home ground. The problem of course is it is the same ground, wanted for the same time. Shared grounds will become a thing of the past if the land becomes available for sports to go it alone. Werribee Football Club has not had a home practice game for a decade and has a multi-million dollar facility which hosted the game last Friday night in front of a good crowd. Werribee Cricket Club has enjoyed great results on its home track this year and lost that enormous advantage when forced to relocate. We all know the problem and the solution. Fix it. ■ Werribee will be happy that its third XI have made the grand final after a gutsy outright win over Brunswick last weekend. It was a low scoring game that was hanging in the balance but Werribee took control. Mixed fortunes for Hoppers Crossing with the seconds missing out, unable to get the 220 for victory, but the fourths chasing down 223 to win.
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