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A talent for entertaining Wyndham’s young “geniuses” are set to wow the crowds on one of television’s biggest talent shows. Harjap, 10 and Ekam, 8, who attend the 3rd Eye Academy in Truganina, were among seven local kids who auditioned for Australia’s Got Talent showing off their mind and memory tricks. The children, aged between six and 14, were blindfolded and asked to accurately identify flashcards, objects, colours, international currency and randomly selected serial numbers by harnessing their senses and special cognitive skills. The 3rd Eye Academy specialises in intuition, mind and brain development programs for children and young people. Teacher Jignesh Shah said students undergo rigorous testing when they enrol. “Each child has a dermatoglyphic multiple intelligence test, a fingerprint scan, when they enrol,” Mr Shah said. He said any child has the ability to be a “genius” if taught specific skills. “There are many layers of our conscious and subconscious brain and once we unfold all these layers, we reach advanced levels of learning.” The Wyndham youngsters are yet to hear whether they made it to the next round of the TV series. HARJAP, 10, AND EKAM, 8

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Hard line on pool rules By Esther Lauaki Wyndham pool and spa owners could face hundreds of dollars in fines and thousands in repairs to replace non-compliant fences under Victoria’s tough new safety laws. From December this year, the new laws will require that all pools and spas must be registered, with owners required to get a qualified surveyor to issue them with a certificate of compliance. The state government introduced the stringent new scheme after numerous coronial investigations found unsafe barriers had contributed to the deaths of children in backyard pools. The draft regulations, published online last

week, show pool owners will be fined $330 if their pools/spas are not registered or properly inspected. Wyndham city operations director Stephen Thorpe said there were 5000 pools in the municipality, but that number was expected to increase as new registrations poured in. Mr Thorpe said non-compliant pool owners would face hefty fines. “The state government has proposed to amend the Building Regulations 2018 with additional inspection and registry requirements, where residents need to register their pool/spa fences to be inspected by council,” he said. “If property owners have barriers that pose a risk to lives, they may pay costs of $385 for

failure to comply and will be ordered to fix the issue in a timely manner. “Residents who do not comply with council-issued building orders may face a maximum of $8261 at court.” Mr Thorpe said registration of a barrier cost $37 and lodgement of the compliance certificate a further $20. Under the proposed rules, councils will take charge of the mandatory registration scheme from December, with all pool owners required to contact their councils by April 14 next year. Inspection certificates for all pools built before 1994 must be lodged by October 30, 2020. For pools built between 1994 and 2010,

owners will have until April 30, 2021, with all pools built after 2010 needing to be certified by October 29, 2021. Swimming Pool and Spa Association of Victoria chief Chris Samartzis welcomed the amendments. “Backyard pool and spa owners can now relax and enjoy the fantastic lifestyle that comes with pool and spa ownership, knowing that their wonderful asset will now be safer than ever,” he said. Have a say on the Draft Building Amendment (Swimming Pool and Spa) Regulations: bit. ly/338hb8c – with The Age

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Wyndham dog attacks concern By Alesha Capone Wyndham council has investigated 42 dog attacks so far this year, including 15 deemed “serious”. City operations director Stephen Thorpe said that a dog attack was considered serious if the victim, either an animal or a person, required medical attention. Mr Thorpe said that between January and December last year, the council investigated 47 dog attacks, with 17 considered serious. In comparison, during 2017, the council

investigated 64 dog attacks, including 18 serious ones. “In matters that are serious in nature, council makes all efforts to ensure that restrictions are put in place to protect the community,” Mr Thorpe said. “Sometimes this includes voluntary or imposed euthanasia of the dog.” He said that across the past three years, 46 dog attacks recorded in Wyndham had been against people, with an additional 109 attacks against other animals. Within Victoria, councils can declare a dog

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dangerous if it has bitten or attacked a person or animal, resulting in death or serious injury. Councils can declare a dog “menacing” if it is recorded as rushing or chasing a person in an aggressive manner. Within the past two months, dog attacks recorded in Wyndham have included the case

of a 17-year-old Jack Russell-chihuahua cross who was euthanised after being attacked in Hampstead Drive, Hoppers Crossing. The little dog, named Minnie, was being walked by her elderly owner on July 15 when a dog on the loose – described as a black staffy – attacked. On June 17, a woman who was walking her dog in Sycamore Street, Hoppers Crossing, was taken to Werribee Mercy Hospital after being mauled by another dog. Wyndham council is investigating both incidents.

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A planned innovation hub and work space could bring employment closer to home for more Wyndham residents. A feasibility study into a council-funded innovation hub, and a privately funded co-working space in Wyndham was tabled at a special meeting last month. Future-focused economy portfolio holder Cr Walter Villagonzalo said the report offered a compelling case for the two new spaces. “This report has taken into account the current small business and start-up landscape in Wyndham, the emergence of the knowledge economy, and the need for Wyndham to continue its transition into a destination for new economy, jobs and investment,” Cr Villagonzalo said. “Given Wyndham’s convenient location between Melbourne and Geelong, and the forecast growth in the area, we are well positioned to establish ourselves as a centre for business investment. “Innovation hubs are the way of the future. Taking the form of a physical and virtual place formed by people, start-ups and various types of organisations, they bring together talented thinking, networking, education providers, and members of the community to share knowledge, ideas and skills. “This study has shown that there is an appetite for an innovation hub locally, supported by council. “With so many new businesses popping up across Wyndham, a co-working space is definitely needed. Council will now commence work to attract a private operator to establish a space like this locally.”

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Lighting up the west A festival will light up Federation Trail in Williams Landing and Truganina next month. The Trail of Lights, which will be staged along the trail between Sayers Road and Skeleton Creek and into the Wyndham Waters wetlands, will run from September 20 to 28. The lantern and light festival will feature installations by Wyndham artists, lanterns made by community members and decorative lighting illuminating the trail route. In the lead-up to the festival, residents, schools and other groups are making lanterns to install along the trail. The festivalâ€™s launch event will include a welcome to country ceremony, performances,

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Construction of a $135 million supermarket distribution centre in Truganina is set to create hundreds of new jobs. Woolworths and Vaughan Constructions held a sod-turning ceremony at the site of the future Melbourne Fresh Distribution Centre (MFDC) in Foundation Road last Thursday. The project will create 200 jobs during construction and an additional 300 permanent new jobs at the centre when it opens late next year. The MFDC will deliver fresh produce

and chilled products to hundreds of Victorian supermarkets, after it opens. The centre is being built next to Woolworths meat supplier Hilton Meats’ production facility, and will replace operations which currently take place at Mulgrave Produce DC. A statement provided by Woolworths said that having the MFDC located closer to Hilton Meats, and fresh food suppliers based in and around the west, would result in up to 3000 truck movements being taken off Melbourne roads each year and take a further 600 trucks off the West Gate Bridge each week.

Woolworths chief supply officer Paul Graham said that when the MFDC was operating at full capacity, it would process 1.5 million cartons of food each week, from more than 500 suppliers. “We’re proud to be investing in a best-class supply chain network in Victoria, delivering fresher food to our customers, taking trucks off Melbourne’s roads and creating hundreds of new jobs,” he said. Wyndham mayor Mia Shaw described the project as a “very important development for us here in Wyndham”.

Wyndham council has embarked on a major works program to reduce the amount of litter entering the area’s waterways. Wyndham’s environment and sustainability portfolio holder Cr Heather Marcus said the council would spend more than $3 million to upgrade stormwater treatment wetlands and gross pollutant traps in the municipality. Cr Marcus described the traps as “large, underground infrastructure that traps litter and solid waste before it can enter our creeks and wetlands”. Cr Marcus said the amount of litter which ended up in Wyndham’s rivers, creeks and Port Phillip Bay was growing every year, sometimes resulting in the death of native wildlife such as platypus. She said the council’s $3 million in upgrades would “substantially improve the health of our major urban waterways, including the Werribee River, Lollipop Creek and Skeleton Creek”. “All three waterways drain to Port Phillip Bay, with the healthier waterways program benefiting not just Wyndham but the wider bay environment,” Cr Marcus said. “Construction work on the first two sites have been completed at Skeleton Creek in Hoppers Crossing, with two new gross pollutant traps installed.” Cr Marcus said it was also important for residents to not litter and dispose of their rubbish thoughtfully.

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Composer’s big break By Esther Lauaki A Point Cook film composer has hit the big time. Chee-Wei Tay can add “Emmy nominated” to his job title with two documentaries he composed scores for up for awards at the 40th Annual News and Documentary Emmy Awards in New York next month. Decoding the Weather Machine is nominated for Outstanding Science and Technology Documentary and Black Hole Apocalypse for its writing. Both documentaries appeared in the PBS series NOVA last year. The series made its debut internationally last month on Netflix reaching more than five million viewers weekly. Tay, who has worked in film for 20 years, said he has been struggling to comprehend the exciting news. “I’m really surprised, I never expected anything like this,” he told Star Weekly Weekly. “My first reaction was, ‘Are you kidding me?’ “I’ve won film festival awards before but nothing this big. “The Emmy’s seems like something so surreal … it’s pretty big. It’s so far fetched in my mind … I’ve always just worked hard.” Tay worked for three months to score both films. Decoding the Weather Machine follows scientists investigating climate change, from Greenland’s ice sheet to the desert of Australia. “I was really surprised that the documentary did well because in America climate change is such a controversial subject,” he said. Black Hole Apocalypse explores astrophysicists theories on how black holes might hold answers to how the universe evolved. The awards ceremony will be held on September 24 in New York.

Office open for business Developer Cedar Woods Properties has completed construction of its flagship $27 million strata office development in Williams Landing. The office project, at 111 Overton Road, completely sold out before construction even began. The building has 47 office suites, now home to a range of owner-occupiers, including lawyers, accountants, financial planners, recruiters and educational support services, along with a 1525 square-metre medical centre on the ground floor. The medical centre, leased to a subsidiary of national medical services provider Cornerstone Health Pty Ltd and trading as Our Medical Home, was sold to Barwon Investment Partners for $8.2 million earlier this year. Cedar Woods state manager Lloyd Collins said the success of 111 Overton Road demonstrated the strength of the commercial market in Melbourne’s west. “For small and medium-sized businesses, there’s a growing need for quality office space that offers access to good public transport connections and local amenities,” he said. “Williams Landing provides an array of amenity such as the shopping centre, connectivity to the train station and direct access to the Princes Freeway, which all contribute to the community’s attractiveness as a commercial destination.” Alesha Capone

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Clockwise from above: Hoppers Crossing; the Hoppers Crossing gates; list of railway employees; rail workers at Hoppers Crossing. (Pictures: Supplied)

The real Hopper of the crossing By Esther Lauaki The story of how Hoppers Crossing got its name is actually a “wife’s tale”. Local legend has it the suburb was named after “ganger” Stephen Hopper who, for the last 33 years of his life, manually operated the gates at the only railway crossing in the area. But documents from the archives of the Australian Railway Historical Society, unearthed by committee member Ian Jenkin, last week revealed a wrinkle in the details. “Stephen Hopper lived in one of the only houses in the area and his job as a ganger was to look after a section of track and open and close

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the gates,” Mr Jenkin said. “But that story isn’t strictly accurate … it was his wife, Elizabeth Hopper, who’s listed as the gatekeeper on the list of railway employees.” Mr Jenkin said that according to the records, Mrs Hopper played an integral role as the

gatekeeper for the only route through Skeleton Creek. He said Mrs Hopper also established a family and a community in the area, well after her husband’s death. Victorian Premier Daniel Andrews shared his thoughts on the revelations in a Facebook post that went viral, attracting more than 1100 comments, 1400 shares and 10,000 reactions. “History can be biased and can be sexist, too,” Mr Andrews said. “The history books tell us [Hoppers Crossing] was named after Stephen Hopper … before any highways had been laid or estates had

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been built. It’s said that he’d be up at all hours, opening and closing the gates for passing carts – keeping Skeleton Creek connected. “But history got it wrong.” Mr Andrews said he believed “Elizabeth deserves her credit”. “The namesake of Hoppers Crossing is a pioneering mother of 11 children and one of the very few female railway employees of her time,” he said. “Some people might think this story isn’t important or that the history books should be left alone, but this page is worth rewriting. “And her story should be told.”

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Waste dump leads to EPA fine By Alesha Capone An Altona North company has been fined more than $8000 for dumping construction and demolition waste, which included asbestos, in Werribee. Environment Protection Authority [EPA] Victoria regional manager for the metropolitan region, Jeremy Settle, last week said that a truckload of waste was dumped near Wests Road, just 500 metres from the Werribee tip, in November last year. “EPA has issued demolition contractor

MASA Group Pty Ltd with an $8060 fine for permitting the depositing of industrial waste in contravention of Section 27A(2)(a) of the Environment Protection Act 1970,” Mr Settle said. “Wyndham City Council has an EPA Officer for the Protection of the Local Environment (OPLE) working from its offices, so when the size and nature of the dumped load was discovered it became a joint investigation,” he said. “We were able to trace the origin of some of the materials left at the dump site, and made

use of CCTV video from the nearby Wyndham landfill.” Mr Settle said the CCTV showed a “suspect truck driving past the landfill in the direction of the illegal dump site, late on the day before the dumped material was discovered”. He said the investigation followed a trail through several companies and contractors, to the demolition contractor, and eventually discovered that the waste had come from the demolition of a house at South Kingsville. Wyndham council’s director of city operations, Stephen Thorpe, said dumping of

rubbish was never acceptable. “At Wyndham City, we are doing all we can to put an end to illegal rubbish dumping. We work hard to educate our community on the consequences of littering and dumping, but at times, we also need to prosecute,” Mr Thorpe said. “This case sends a strong message that illegal dumping will never be tolerated, and there are very real consequences for doing so.” Members of the public can report illegal dumping and other types of pollution by calling EPA’s 24 hour hotline on 1300 EPA VIC (1300 372 842).

Sacrifice a cut above Tarneit Senior College teacher Tom Cleeland has undergone a big chop in the name of charity. As part of a community project undertaken by year 12 VCAL students last month, Mr Cleeland had his long locks cut – and his beard trimmed – all for a good cause. Mr Cleeland spoke to Star Weekly before the haircut, which took place in the school’s gym at lunchtime, as students and staff watched on. The VCAL students who organised the event sold raffle tickets, with the three winning entrants given the opportunity to take the “first chops” at Mr Cleeland’s hair, before a professional hairdresser completed the job. “The students will put the money raised towards the building of a community garden at the school, in which they’re aiming to grow fresh produce for Foodbank Victoria,” Mr Cleeland said. He said the VCAL students had started out

hoping to raise $500 through the project, but ended up raising $1690. He said the students behind the fundraiser were “really great”, and had organised approval for the event from the school council; spoken to local businesses to get prizes for the raffle; held a fundraising barbecue at Bunnings; and put up advertising around the school. Mr Cleeland said he felt a bit “nervous” before undergoing the haircut. “My last haircut was about 18 months ago, and with my new look, it might take my eight-month-old daughter Isobel a day or two to recognise me,” he said. Alesha Capone

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. . . from the Mayor It’s been an incredibly busy week, and I was pleased to represent Wyndham at a number of key �� the MAV - Local Government Bill 2019 Forum with the Minister for Local Government, The Hon. Adem Somyurek. The changes to this �� impact on Councils and it is important �� Scouts Ari,15, and Declan, 17.

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Scouts on paint patrol Werribee Scouts have been getting creative in a quest to protect their home base from graffiti. Venturers Declan, Ari, Victoria and Zak worked over two weeks to paint a mural on the outside of their Scout hall with the help of professional artist AJ Tan. Scout leader Mick Packer approached Wyndham council last year for permission to go ahead with the project and to seek funding. “Our Scout hall was often a target for graffiti,” Mr Packer said. “As murals are generally not really tagged, I had a plan to put a mural on one or more of the exterior walls of the hall to not only reduce graffiti, but also give the community something

different to look at.” Wyndham mayor Mia Shaw said there were better ways for young people to express themselves than through graffiti. “That’s where our graffiti team comes in – by finding suitable walls or buildings across the municipality where young people can use their artistic skills,” she said. The mural is a depiction of Scout members on a camping adventure symbolising friendship and working together to have fun. Report graffiti in Wyndham or pitch an artistic project: graffiti@wyndham.vic.gov.au Esther Lauaki

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Jacqui’s time for fame By Esther Lauaki

Stamp duty savings a hit Figures from the state government show that Wyndham remains a popular option for first-home buyers. Across the past two years, thousands of first-home buyers in Wyndham have been granted stamp duty concessions and exemptions that apply to first homes costing $750,000 or less. Under legislation the Victorian government introduced two years ago, homes under $600,000 do not attract any stamp duty, while concessions apply for purchases up to $750,000. Figures released by the government show that since July, 2017, 2985 first-home buyers in the 3029 postcode (which covers Hoppers Crossing, Tarneit and Truganina) have been granted stamp duty concessions or exemption. In the 3030 postcode, which covers Point Cook, Quandong, Werribee and Werribee South, 2944 first-home buyers have been granted stamp duty concessions or exemption. The 3024 postcode, which includes Manor Lakes, Mambourin, Wyndham Vale, Mount Cottrell and Fieldstone, logged 1141 grants and exemptions. The postcode of 3064 (Craigieburn, Donnybrook, Roxburgh Park, Kalkallo and Mickleham) placed first on the list with 3567. In the two years since the government reduced stamp duty payments, Victorians have saved a collective $1.3 billion on properties across the state.

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Point Cook’s Jacqui Burns has had her 15 seconds of fame. She flew to the US last month to take a selfie and savor the moment she appeared in a lipstick commercial screened on an iconic 13-storey billboard in New York’s Times Square. Ms Burns starred in the 15-second LipSense video advertisement, shot in Sydney, which is currently beamed out to thousands of people a day. “This is something pretty epic,” Ms Burns told Star Weekly Weekly. “I’m a local Point Cook chick and I’m on a billboard in Times Square in New York. “I just had to visit and get photos and video in front of it. “This was a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity for me and a dream come true.” Ms Burns, who distributes the lipstick, hired Brisbane-based duo Aaron Lucas and Jesse Ellis to produce the clip as part of a contest to “see yourself on a Times Square billboard”. She said the video was filmed using the Sydney Harbour Bridge as the backdrop to give the video an Australian flavour. Mr Lucas said they wanted to make sure the audience could identify the product and location immediately. “Jesse and I started our small business by filming weddings in 2014,” Mr Lucas told Star Weekly Weekly. “If you had told me that we’d be making a video for a billboard in New York by 2019 I wouldn’t have believed you. “Knowing our work is on one of the biggest screens in Times Square is hard to comprehend. “We were so excited we booked flights to New York so we could see it with our own eyes.”

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Sailing back into history Tony Cassidy has many fond memories of fishing in Werribee South during the 1960s and ’70s. The 75-year-old even owns a painting, which he inherited from his mother, of a group of boats – including a boat previously owned by his family – on the water, near a jetty on Beach Road. Mr Cassidy said his mother Muriel bought the painting at the Myer store in Bourke Street, Melbourne. “She was going past the store windows, saw the painting and said, ‘that’s my boat,’ and bought the painting,” he said. The painting has an inscription, likely by the artist, which reads “C. Musil, 1970”. Mr Cassidy, who has lived in Werribee and Werribee South for more than 50 years, said he knew all the boats in the painting. He said they included a scallop boat owned by Sam Portelli, who also ran a shop on Duncans Road, and another vessel owned by local police detective and Werribee shire president George Cavanagh. “We used to average 20 dozen whiting a day back in those days,” Mr Cassidy said. “I even caught 200 flounder one night. “Of course, there were no legal limits on what you could catch then. If we’d have known they would be introduced later on, we would have caught less fish.”

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More than $106 million has been lost on gaming machines in Wyndham in a 12-month period. Latest data from the Victorian Commission for Gambling and Liquor Regulation show that between July last year and June this year $106,057,102 was lost in Wyndham, compared to $105,458,372 within the previous 12 months. Wydham recorded the eighth highest loss from poker machines in the state for the 2018-19 financial year. Brimbank had the highest losses in the state, at more than $142 million. The Alliance for Gambling Reform last month said that Victorians lost a total of $2.698 billion on poker machines in the 2018-19 financial year. Alliance spokesman Reverend Tim Costello said poker machines lead to the loss of far more than money. “In extreme cases, poker machines cause the loss of lives via suicide,” Rev Costello said. “Then there is the loss of homes, families, relationships, jobs, cars and much more due to gambling harm. “Pokies dens are designed to fleece people regardless of socio-economic background or geography, and especially target people who may be feeling isolated or lonely – that’s predatory behaviour.” Wyndham council is a part of the Alliance for Gambling Reform. In November last year, the council expressed disappointment in a state government decision to allow the number of electronic gaming machines in Wyndham to increase from 903 to 983, from 2022 onwards. If you need help to overcome a gambling problem visit www.gamblinghelponline.org.au to seek assistance.

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The redeveloped Manor Lakes Central Shopping Centre will become a hub for the local community featuring the latest concept Kmart, Coles, Best & Less, a large fruit and vegetable store, a continental deli and an additional 38 specialty stores.

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This variety of retailers, range of dining options and designated community areas provide plenty of ways to shop, dine and play. Alfresco dining spaces will link indoor and outdoor shopping areas and connect to landscaped gardens and interactive play areas for children, complete with bike tracks and mini climbing walls.

Kids get fully booked Pupils at two Wyndham schools are set to get a big book bonus, thanks to a new fundraising campaign. Iramoo Primary School in Wyndham Vale and Wyndham Park Primary School in Werribee have been selected for the Dymocks Books for Kids Campaign. As part of the campaign, $1 from every children’s book sold at three Dymocks stores, between August 3 to August 11 will be donated to provide new books for the schools’ libraries.

The Dymocks shop in Melbourne will donate the money raised at its store to Iramoo, while the funds raised at the Dymocks stores in Werribee and Point Cook will be donated to Wyndham Park. The donations will fund a Library Regeneration program at the schools, to be implemented by Dymocks Children’s Charities (DCC). Alesha Capone

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Expressions of Interest (EOI) are invited for new community members to fill vacancies on Council’s Learning City Portfolio Committee. The Learning City Portfolio Committee is one of twelve Committees which were established in 2017. The Portfolio Committees provide important knowledge and advice to Council and are a key forum for discussion and debate on issues affecting Wyndham. Each Committee meets four times a year and is chaired by a Councillor Portfolio Holder. Representatives will be selected on the basis of their subject knowledge, skills, experience and interest. All community representatives will be appointed until the Council Election in October 2020. For more information and to access an EOI kit, please visit www.wyndham.vic.gov.au or call the Governance Unit on 8734 1318. If you need this information translated, please contact Translating and Interpreting Services on 131 450 and ask to be connected to Wyndham City.

Access to the shopping centre will be made easy with 500 new parking spaces to be constructed, taking total parking capacity at the centre to more than 900 cars. Manor Lakes Central is situated on Ballan Road at Manor Lakes, just 10 minutes from Werribee and located in the second fastest growth area in Victoria. Construction is currently underway and the refurbishment is on track to be complete in March/April 2020. Follow development updates at facebook.com/manorlakescentral

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Homeless on the rise in the west By Alesha Capone Workers in the field of homelessness say an increasing number of people are sleeping rough in the west. Northern and Western Homelessness Network representative, Meredith Gorman, said that homelessness was becoming more visible across Melbourne’s suburbs. “We are now seeing people sleeping rough in areas such as Werribee and Dallas, as well as in the city,” she said. “As a sector, we know that it is distressing

for the community to witness the high level of vulnerability and need that we are seeing on the streets of Melbourne.” The Northern and Western Homelessness Network is made up of 50 specialist homelessness and family violence organisations. Ms Gorman said that people sleeping rough “represent the tip of iceberg in terms of homelessness in Melbourne”. In 2017-18, homelessness services in Melbourne’s north and west provided support to 31,000 households, which were home to more than 6000 children.

In addition, Ms Gorman said that as of March last year, a further 3837 people in the north and west were waiting for “urgent access to housing and homelessness support”. Ms Gorman said two reasons behind the rise in homelessness across the past two decades included a growing shortage of affordable rental housing and a simultaneous increase in poverty. Speaking in federal Parliament last month, Lalor MP Joanne Ryan said that homelessness was “rife” in Melbourne’s outer suburbs. Ms Ryan said that she recently met with the

members of the H3 Wyndham Alliance, which is made up of nine agencies and the Wyndham council, and aims to address housing vulnerability in the municipality. “We heard stories of families living in cars; of broken lives being put back together,” Ms Ryan said. Homelessness services in the west will host a number of activities for Homelessness Week (August 4-10), including a community barbecue at Uniting Wyndham, 19 Duncans Road, Werribee from noon on Thursday, August 8. Contact Caroline.Carreno@ vt.uniting.org for details.

Fairy tales with a twist Audiences have never seen The Three Little Pigs, Cinderella, Little Red Riding Hood, Snow White, Goldilocks and Jack and the Beanstalk like this. The twisted tales are part of the latest stage show adaptation of Roald Dahl’s much-loved children’s book, Revolting Rhymes and Dirty Beasts at Wyndham Cultural Centre this month. Arts, culture and heritage portfolio holder Tony Hooper said following a huge winter season at the Sydney Opera House, this spectacular live show will bring the work of Roald Dahl to life in Wyndham on Saturday, August 24. “Taking its cue from the much-loved book, the show re-arranges classic fairytales with some surprising, silly and hilarious twists that will have kids and parents laughing long after the show has finished,” Cr Hooper said.

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“It’s fantastic to have a show of this calibre in our own backyard, right in the heart of Werribee City Centre.” Ticket holders can enjoy a free Roald Dahl-themed scavenger hunt in Werribee library which will include everything from giant peaches and fantastic foxes to big friendly giants to find. “A great day out for the whole family to enjoy, and you make the most of your visit to Wyndham Cultural Centre and enjoy a drink or some snacks from the bar before the show,” Cr Hooper said. Tickets are $12 to $15, with 1pm and 6.30pm sessions available. The scavenger hunt runs between 10am to 4pm For more information or to book, visit www. wyncc.com.au Esther Lauaki

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Petition urges more buses, routes By Alesha Capone A petition calling for more bus routes and more buses in Tarneit has been signed by hundreds of people. Community advocate Arnav Sati, who stood as an independent candidate in the last Victorian election, has submitted an e-petition on the issue to the state Parliament’s upper and lower houses. The petition, which has attracted more than 350 signatures, calls for attention to be paid to “escalating commuting issues caused by a lack

of new bus routes and poor bus frequency in Tarneit”. “With patronage at Tarneit train station increasing at an exponential rate, there is an immediate need for more bus routes to cover residential estates like Habitat, The Grove, Haven, Newhaven, Little Green, Riverdale Village, Allura, Elements, Albright and Rothwell,” the petition states. “The Western Rail Plan project that includes electrification of the Wyndham Vale train line, as part of Victoria’s Big Build project, could easily take a decade or more to complete and is

not expected to start before 2022. Residents are not ready to wait another 10 to 12 years to solve the current commuting issues. “The petitioners therefore request that the Legislative Council call on the government to prioritise pedestrian safety, review existing bus routes in Tarneit and increase their frequency to every 15 to 20 minutes and prioritise new bus routes to and from Tarneit train station, especially for estates that have experienced large population growth.” In July this year, the state government announced it would be introducing more

than 20 new and extended bus services for Wyndham. The changes, described by the state government as providing “better access to public transport”, were introduced on July 28 and covered links to Werribee, Tarneit, Williams Landing and Hoppers Crossing train stations and new estates. The changes included the addition of seven extra bus services on route 167 across morning and afternoon peak times between Tarneit station and Bethany Street; and an evening bus service between Tarneit and Hoppers Crossing stations.

Grin and beer it festival It’s time to schnapp out the lederhosen and dirndl costumes for the second Oktoberfest in the West. Seaworks at Williamstown will be transformed into a Munich-style beer hall inspired by the volksfest held annually in Bavaria, Germany. This year’s headliners will be legendary Aussie rock outfit Chocolate Starfish performing its INXS Kick show. Westbourne Grammar School’s 18-piece band will open the festival with traditional German songs and funky classics. Spotswood’s Two Birds Brewing will again create a special brew for the event after its kolsch-style beer last year proved to be a crowd-pleaser. Its new cider will also be on tap inside the Pirates Tavern, which will be transformed in to The Wunderbar. Event organiser Craig Turton said up to 3000 guests were expected.

“We’ve got about five imported beers from Germany, including one which is an Oktoberfest special which they brew for Oktoberfest in Germany,” Mr Turton said. “We’ve got a partnership this year with the German Club Tivoli in Melbourne – they’re coming along with their food and also their dancers, who are just phenomenal. “During the day, it’s going to be very German like a traditional Oktoberfest … as we get into the evening, it turns into more contemporary music with Chocolate Starfish finishing off the night with a bang.” Oktoberfest in the West will be on Saturday, October 5, from 2-9pm at Seaworks, 82 Nelson Place, Williamstown. Pre-event tickets, including souvenir stein, cost $35 in support of the Movember Foundation. Details: oktoberfestwest.com.au Goya Dmytryshchak

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By Esther Lauaki A project to transform the heritage-listed water tower in Werribee into a giant work of art needs some very creative thinking. Arts Assist, a not-for-profit group that raises money for cultural and artistic projects, has plans to paint the disused 18.5 metre-tall Tower Road standpipe with a mural depicting a theme of historical significance to Wyndham. The group is calling for expressions of interest in the project until August 12. Arts Assist chair Jan Goates said the concrete water tower, which was built in 1913, acted as a gateway to Wyndham and had the potential to become a significant artistic and tourist landmark. “This community art project will help make Wyndham a vibrant, creative and engaging place,” Ms Goates said. “We hope that it will celebrate the heritage and local significance of the water tower and the important role it played in the growth of the local township. It will contribute to the image of Wyndham as a great place to live, work, recreate and visit.” Artists Assist is a partner with Southern Rural Water in the venture, which it is estimated will cost about $146,000. The water tower project will join other colourful works that adorn Werribee landmarks. In 2017, a joint venture between Wyndham council and the Telstra saw a colourful mural transform the brick exchange building on Market Road. Wyndham safer communities portfolio holder Kim McAliney said it was hoped the mural would help to prevent graffiti. Expressions of interest: olivia@artsassist.org. au

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A family violence prevention program being run in Hoppers Crossing will receive a major funding boost. Drummond Street Services has been granted $136,000 for the expansion of its All Come Out to Play program, a joint initiative with Playgroup Victoria and Hullaballoo Music, which encourages respectful behaviour from an early age by challenging gender stereotypes. Werribee MP Tim Pallas said the state government was aiming to stop family violence before it started and protect women and children in Wyndham. “Bad attitudes towards women lead to bad outcomes for women, which is why I’m proud we’re investing in Wyndham to prevent family violence and all forms of violence against women,” he said. “We’re delivering landmark reforms to stamp out family violence and this funding to local organisations will help drive community change. “Family violence affects all areas – it’s critical to support community groups who are working to change attitudes.” A funding lift of $9 million will go towards almost 60 projects and initiatives across Victoria to help drive gender equality, workplace respect and increased women’s participation in fields traditionally dominated by men. The funding program was part of 227 recommendations implemented following a royal commission into family violence. Esther Lauaki

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Tarneit kids rock denim

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Melbourne’s Port Phillip Bay is being trashed, with an estimated 1.4 billion pieces of rubbish flowing into the sea annually from the Yarra and Maribyrnong rivers. The new figures paint a confronting picture of environmental damage in the bay, but they also provide a ray of hope – a decline in plastic straws. Monthly trawls of rubbish in the two rivers between January, 2015 and 2019, conducted by Port Phillip EcoCentre, showed microplastics made up almost 80 per cent of the rubbish entering the bay. The calculated number of microplastics, fragments smaller than five millimetres in diameter, almost doubled in the collection period – from 612 million to 1.1 billion pieces. The centre has been analysing tens of thousands of litter items gathered in the collections from both waterways. Hard plastics were the most common items found in both rivers, followed by polystyrene in the Yarra and soft plastics in the Maribyrnong River. The estimated quantity of rubbish has increased markedly since The Age reported the first release of statistics from the research a year ago, which showed more than 800 million pieces of trash were flowing into Port Phillip Bay from the two rivers. Port Phillip EcoCentre marine biologist Fam Charko said protecting the bay was a responsibility shared by all Victorians. “Port Phillip Bay is not like the ocean,” she said. “It’s a fairly enclosed marine ecosystem in the sense that it doesn’t get plastic pollution from Asia or anywhere else in the world. “The litter we find on bay beaches is ours and ours alone.”

Children at Sparrow Early Learning Tarneit have made a fashion statement while raising money for a good cause. The centre last week hosted a Double Denim Dance Party to support Jeans for Genes Day on Friday, August 2. Families at the centre donated money to the Jeans for Genes campaign during the dance party. The annual Jeans for Genes Day supports the Children’s Medical Research Institute. The institute funds research that helps to diagnose, understand and find cures or treatments for conditions including genetic diseases, cancer and epilepsy. KAYLIE, 5, AND SREY, 5

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Master of his craft By Ewen McRae John McAleer may not be an avid watcher of MasterChef MasterChef, but there’s still a little bit of him in every episode. The Melton jeweller has been making the iconic pins, which give the wearers the ability to avoid elimination from the competition, for the past six seasons of the hit tv show. Amazingly, he almost missed the chance to be part of the long-running series. “I got a phone call randomly just before Good Friday about six years ago asking me to make these pins,” he said. “They told me they needed three pins in a week, and it was just before Easter when we close, but I obviously knew of the show so thought I’d better do it. “I don’t even watch the show, so I just assumed they gave them to the contestants at the end, but now each year I get an email with another order for about three pins and away we go. “I’ve had regular customers come in and tell me they’ve seen the pins, or send me screen grabs, so locals do get a buzz out it, which is really nice.” He said the MasterChef pins were not difficult to make once he had the template mastered. And while a pin is on display at the John McAleer Jewellery Designs store on High Street, and he’s received many requests to sell them, he said he never will.

Jeweller John McAleer with one of the coveted pins. (Joe Mastroianni)

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New school head named Paris Spencer is the first of three principals appointed to lead Wyndham’s newest schools next year. Ms Spencer will be at the helm of Wyndham South (Riverwalk) Primary School, which is set to open for term one of 2020. Principals have yet to be named for Davis Creek Primary School and Point Cook South Senior Secondary School (both interim names). Werribee MP Tim Pallas said Ms Spencer was a highly motivated and passionate educational leader who demonstrated a strong commitment to driving school improvement. “Every student deserves access to the best facilities and the best teachers close to home, and the new school at Riverwalk will deliver exactly that,” he said. He said Ms Spencer fostered a highly collaborative and inclusive school culture that was conducive to educational excellence. Meanwhile, three decades after the name was seemingly consigned to history, the inner-west may once again have a Footscray High School. The original Footscray High, rebadged as Footscray/Yarraville Secondary College in 1990, was closed in 1996. Footscray High School has now been floated as the official umbrella name for the three high school campuses in the Footscray Learning Precinct. The school will be led by executive principal Frank Vetere, formerly principal at Point Cook P-9 College. Esther Lauaki

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West’s tree coverage on the rise By Ewen McRae

Blues Brothers ready to roll

(Bryony Jackson)

Melton is leading the way in Melbourne in terms of increasing tree coverage, bucking a city-wide trend. A report from the Centre for Urban Research showed that Melbourne has lost almost 2000 hectares of tree cover in the past five years as suburban backyards are cleared for new housing. However the vast majority of the reductions occurred in the traditionally leafy suburbs, with Melton increasing its tree coverage by almost 2 per cent between 2018-19. Whittlesea, Wyndham and Maribyrnong council areas were the next best, all increasing tree coverage by 1-2 per cent, with most of the improvements coming in public spaces. By comparison, Yarra Ranges Shire had a canopy decrease of almost 5 per cent. Eastern suburban Maroondah has shed more than three percentage points of its canopy cover and Mornington Peninsula has also lost 3 per cent. While the numbers were improving, the report showed that Melton still had the lowest percentage of tree coverage in urbanised areas of all Melbourne councils. The report stated the improvement in tree canopy cover across the west was the result of council and environmental groups’ efforts. “The Western region has the lowest baseline tree cover, and is experiencing modest gains across residential land, parkland and streets,” the report stated. “The increase in parks and streets may reflect the significant focus across the western suburbs on greening the public realm. “Planting trees has limited impact on vegetation cover in the short term but will have an increasingly significant impact as the trees mature.”

It’s time to do the jailhouse rock, mooch like Minnie and shake your tail feather. The Blues Brothers movie will be shown at Wyndham Cultural Centre, as part of Wyndham council’s Sunday Movie Club program, on August 18. The ’80s classic will be accompanied by hilarious guest performers and a costume competition. Wyndham’s arts, culture and heritage portfolio holder Cr Tony Hooper said the Sunday Movie Club was a live cinema experience like no other. “These are screenings where shouting out your favourite lines, singing along to the music and throwing popcorn at the baddies is encouraged and part of the fun,” Cr Hooper said. “With an all-star cast including Dan Aykroyd, John Belushi, James Brown and Ray Charles, a rocking soundtrack and live performances from some of Melbourne’s best comic and cabaret talents – this is one you won’t want to miss.” This year’s Sunday Movie Club season is set to come to close with another ’80s classic, Labyrinth, to be screened on September 22. Tickets : $15, see wyncc.com.au to book. Alesha Capone

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More over 50s downsizing to a bigger, vibrant, social & independent life If the family home has become a pain to maintain with kids no longer around to help mow the lawn, you may be considering moving to something more manageable. But downsizing need not mean retiring from the things that make you happy. There are now luxury, affordable opportunities available for you to downsize to an even bigger life. Lifestyle Seasons offers new opportunities for fun and friendship in a secure community of working, semi-retired and retired people over 50. Lyn and John Williams describe the feeling of settling into this community of likeminded neighbours as an “embrace”. John candidly recalls that “I resisted coming here” initially, but once he’d made the move John discovered that Lifestyle Communities weren’t aged care facilities with his new neighbours enjoying highly independent lifestyles. Lyn explains that neither of them has looked back. The downsizing trend among Melbourne’s over-50s is also about very practical lifestyle changes, with many opting for convenience. “John couldn’t really manage our garden anymore and we’re now doing far less housework. It’s just an easier lifestyle.” says Lyn. Homes are stylish, spacious and filled with natural light. They’re designed for low-maintenance living and feature contemporary fixtures. Front gardens are maintained by the community gardener, leaving homeowners time to relax and do more of what they love.

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There will be one new face at Werribee Shire Council as a result of Saturday’s elections. And a sitting councillor was re-elected in his seat representing the West Riding.

A series of threats against a Werribee woman and her five-year-old daughter have left the two virtual prisoners in their own home. Locked in fear, Pauline Pegg, 49, will only leave the house to take her daughter, Krystal, to kindergarten and to go to church – even though it was when coming home from a St Andrews Sunday afternoon mass that she was first threatened, about four weeks ago.

Wyndham councillor Shane Bourke and the State Labor MP for Werribee, Ms Mary Gillett, have called for more women and young people to stand at the Wyndham council elections next March. The pair last week called for a change in direction at council chambers and the election of a council “more representative” of the community.

Werribee police are organising retreats to help officers better cope with stress amid claims that the rapidly increasing workloads and low morale were contributing to marriage breakdowns. The two-day relief initiatives, which will be aimed at younger officers, were developed by Inspector Bill Weatherly.

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MY WYNDHAM Two familiar faces to visitors at The South Corner in Werribee are the cafe’s manager Amy Williams and owner Fiona Fazzolari. They chat with Alesha Capone. How long have you been working at The South Corner?

How did The South Corner come into being?

FIONA FAZZOLARI AND AMY WILLIAMS

Fiona: Myself and my husband, Fab, bought the business when it was a milkbar. Fab is not originally from here (Werribee), but he always said this place would make an awesome cafe. One day, he was walking past and saw the business was for sale. He came in and said to the owner, ‘Oh, is the business for sale?’ He had

a chat and that was it. I’m a beautician by trade and was also a stay-at-home mum, whereas Fab’s family have been in the restaurant trade and business for years. So he’s always had hospitality in his blood. Amy: I remember the first time I came in here for an interview, for my job. It was so busy that

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Amy: Two-and-a-bit years. I think what I like most is the vibe that we get from customers. Pretty much, the same people come in all the time. You know their names, and they know yours. My favourite thing here is the people, we’re very fortunate to have the customer base that we have. We can have a laugh and a joke with them. Fiona: It was two years in June. I enjoy the team I work with here, we have an awesome bunch of people – we’re more of family, rather than workmates. We always have a laugh and a giggle. Amy: We both drink the same coffee every day. We come in, have a coffee, and start work – we open at 6am.

I had to come back another day – the cafe was packed. Do you both live locally? Fiona: We’re living in Werribee now. I was born and bred here. The Werribee community

is pretty awesome. Amy: I live in Werribee too. I didn’t know the people where I lived, until I came to Werribee. I know my neighbours now, and people say hello to you at the plaza. I previously lived in Altona and Point Cook, which were both lovely places, but didn’t have the same sense of community.

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Morning melodies

Encore Events Centre is launching the feel-good music series Morning Melodies on the second Tuesday of every month. All sessions include morning tea and the season kicks off on Tuesday, September 10 with Downtown – The Songs of Petula Clark at 10.30am. ■ 8734 6000

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Wyndham Patchworkers invite sewers, quilters, textile artists and enthusiasts to a Quilt-In on Sunday, September 14. The theme for this year’s event is Oh Sew Crazy. At Chirnsides by the River. Entry $10. Doors open at 10am. ■ 0417 058 590

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The WynDeaf support group, for the deaf and hard of hearing, their families and friends, meets on the first and third Monday of each month at the Wyndham Park Community Centre. ■ 0490 453 287

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Mansion on show

What Was That? is an evening theatre show that combines comedy, history and scary elements based on the history of the Chirnside family. Performed in the magnificent Werribee Park mansion from August 9 to September 28, this is a roaming play where the story unfolds as you move from room to room. Shows run between 8-9.30pm on Fridays. ■ 0439 690 091

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CONSIDER THE SAUCE Kenny Weir is happy to find a Footscray institution back in business Cafe d’Afrique is renowned for being the first African coffee shop in Footscray. Proprietor Faisel Pkesy (pictured) reckons it’s also the first African business of any kind in this neighbourhood – and who am I to argue? Keen Footscray watchers will know that Cafe d’Afrique was closed for what seemed like ages. But – oh, joy! – Faisel and his wonderful enterprise are back. There’s new artwork on show, but the welcome and the food remain the same. Faisel says he may introduce a menu once things settle down a bit. But, heck, we like the no-menu set-up. We’re not the only ones who wander in here and ask: “What’s on?” For Bennie and I, that means a gloriously rich lamb key wot – that terrific gravy is made without tomatoes. Bennie has his with rice. I have mine with injera. There are some bones in the lamb, but the meat is fall-apart tender and delicious. We each also get a serve of an equally scrumptious okra stew, also with lamb. As well, we are provided a side bowl of a beaut lentil stew and matching crisp, fresh salads. The price of our lunches is $15 apiece – that seems to be the going rate for everything here, no matter what choices or configuration you go with. The coffee, of course, is excellent. And that costs $3.

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Property of the week

POINT COOK 356 Boardwalk Boulevard, 3030 My Agent Real Estate: 9633 7111

Price: $470,000 – $515,000

Located just across the road from ponds and parkland, this sun-filled townhouse is bound to draw plenty of interest from families. Crazy stone paving and a lush, low-maintenance front garden leading up to a glass-panelled front door make an inviting, sophisticated façade. Light grey floor tiles and carpets complement the fresh white walls. The lounge room has large windows with views to the front and to the parkland, while a split-system keeps the ambience 28 WYNDHAM STAR WEEKLY \ AUGUST 7, 2019

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cosy throughout the year. The tiled corridor flows past a carpeted staircase, powder room, a separate toilet and a large laundry before opening up to a bright family zone. Its kitchen has ample cabinets, stone benchtops, glass splashback, stainless-steel appliances and a generous breakfast bar overlooking the meals and living areas. The latter has a split-system while windows and glass sliding doors usher in plenty of light and views of the intimate courtyard at the rear of the property. This pebbled, low-maintenance area is bounded

by high fences – perfect for outdoor entertaining in privacy. There is a secure door to the double garage. The next level of this residence has the three bedrooms, with the large, softly-carpeted main bedroom featuring a balcony that overlooks the parkland. The room has a walk-in robe, while an en suite with long vanity and twin, semi-recessed basins add to the polish. The second and third bedrooms have built-in robes and share a bright bathroom with smart finishes, including a large

bathtub and semi-recessed vanity basin. Further inclusions are a large double garage and rollerblinds at the windows. Local shops, medical centre, community hub and schools are nearby, while a bus stop right outside the front gate makes getting around the neighbourhood very easy. Pathways around the wetlands provide plenty of opportunity for all the family to enjoy the outdoors. Jenan Taylor

Agent’s choice

HOPPERS CROSSING 45 Toulouse Crescent, 3029

HOPPERS CROSSING 27 Strathmore Crescent, 3029

Greg Hocking Lawson Partners: 9741 9666

YPA Estate Agents Wyndham City: 9741 7777 Private sale

Price: $540,000 – $580,000

Private sale

Price: $545,000 — $580,000

In a quiet neighbourhood within a walk of parks, transport and The Grange College, this residence on about 595 square metres is loaded with family appeal. A tiled entry hall leads past an open floorboarded lounge room, then through a door to the expansive living hub with tiled meals and carpeted sitting area. The kitchen, with ample timber-look cupboards, has a dishwasher, gas cooktop and underbench oven. The three fitted bedrooms (there’s a separate study) include the main with walk-in robe and en suite. Main bathroom and toilet are separate, while the laundry has storage. A covered merbau deck (with integrated barbecue) connects with an appealing courtyard with paving set for a fire pit. The property has a split-system, gas heating, alarm, three water tanks, two garden sheds and a remote-controlled triple garage with internal access.

Close to Pacific Werribee Shopping Centre, kindergartens and schools, this two-storey, six-bedroom house has plenty of space for growing families. Timber floorboards and cream walls provide a neutral background and welcome to the living areas. Down stairs, these comprise a sunny, sunken lounge room and dining room, while the kitchen sits close by. This wrap-around space has ample storage cabinets finished in a glossy white, and enhanced by stainless steel appliances. A main bedroom has views of the trim, established front garden and a crisp en suite featuring floor to ceiling tiles. Upstairs there is a rumpus room and more bedrooms. The family bathroom, meanwhile is bright with plenty of bench space and a bath tub. Ducted heating, air conditioning, a double garage and double car port, as well as a decked outdoor entertaining area, are further enhancements.

WYNDHAM VALE 25 Minstrel Cose, 3024 YPA Estate Agents Wyndham City: 9741 7777

Price: $480,000 – $510,000

Private sale

Whether as investment or first home, this one is beautifully presented from go to whoa, with surrounding yards on the block of about 570 square metres landscaped to a high standard. Entry is directly into a large lounge-dining room with floorboards that flow through to the kitchen and abutting casual meals zone. Wall paint is pearl-grey and windows have mid-grey roman or roller blinds. The kitchen has abundant white cupboards and bench space, and newly installed dishwasher, underbench oven and gas cooktop. Three fitted bedrooms include the main with walk-in robe and ensuite. The bright main bathroom and toilet are separate. A split-system, ducted heating, alarm system and double garage are also on deck. A covered pergola wraps around to the back and there are two sheds. Presidents Park is a short walk away and Manor Lakes shopping centre is five minutes by car.

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20 Pineview Court Werribee

For Sale

Set on a 781m2 (approx) corner site, this well established residence provides the ideal blend of family friendly living with potential to improve. Size, convenience and location makes this home perfect for anyone.

5 Carmarthen Close Werribee Well-presented home occupies a substantial block of land (approx 540sqm) providing an environment Agent of immediate comfort and convenience in a popular location near Thomas Chirnside Primary Agent School, Eagle stadium, public transport and parklands. Inspect to avoid disappointment. Office

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Tony Vercher 0421 734 414 Sagar Arora 0433 734 533 Hodges Werribee 9742 3333

18 Fontain Court Werribee This period perfect home on the popular South side is bound to leave you breathless with its beautiful facade, lofty decorative ceilings, leadlight front door, plantation shutters, ambient open fire place & resplendent gleaming timber hardwood flooring.

For Sale Agent Tony Vercher 0421 734 414 Office Hodges Werribee 9742 3333

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SOLD SOLD AT AUCTION - ANOTHER ONE NEEDED! A 4 B 2 C 2 T KE ADVA TA V NTA VA T GE OF OUR MONTH OF AUGUST PROMOTION TODAY TA A ! AY The ﬁrst 5 home owners who list their property fo f r sale with My Agent Real Estate this Spring, will receive FREE world class marketing to the value of $1,500! Limited time only! W have very happy vendors with a successful Auction Sale, ecstatic purchasers, and We over 40 groups of qualiﬁed buyers that missed out and are wanting to purchase in your immediate area. My Agent Real Estate would love to show you how we’re diff ffe ff ferent from your local “Franchised” agents, and how we can maximise your homes true value in the shortest amount of time on the market. If you’re thinking of selling this year or wanting to know your homes new market value, we would love to meet you. T take advantage, please call me today on 0402 055 437 to arrange your time. To

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Werribee 4 Willowtree Drive Mesmerizing Grand Victorian On Willowtree! • Central hallway with study • Timber staircase • A lounge with fireplace • Open plan living, dining and kitchen • Upstairs 4 bedrooms and 2 bathrooms • A double garage with rear access plus workshop • A powder room with shower • Free-standing double storey shed • Soaring high ceilings • High grade bamboo timber floor boards • Full laundry with extensive storage • Ducted heating and cooling • Well established and maintained gardens • Solar heated inground pool • All on 864m2 approx

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Manor Lakes 21 Bertie Street Stunning, Newly Built Property • Situated in a quiet pocket of Manor Lakes • The property sits on approximately 510m2 • Located close to Wyndham Vale train station (2.1km) • Close to Manor Lakes Shopping Centre • Parklands, Lollipop Hill playground & schools close by • Generous living/dining area • A stylish kitchen with a massive walk-in pantry • Four spacious bedrooms • Master bedroom with walk-in robe & double ensuite • Master also provides access to outdoor decking area • Enclosed theatre room • High ceilings • Stone benchtops in bathrooms • Double remote garage with internal access • Ducted heating and evaporative cooling • Decked outdoor alfresco perfect for entertaining • Low maintenance gardens front and back • CCTV surveillance system

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• Three BRs with BIRs, separate study • Master with walk-in robe & ensuite • Kitchen/meals and family living area • Upstairs bathroom, powder room • Decked outdoor entertaining area • Single LUG with internal access

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$412,000 Werribee 50 High Street

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tract, Kirsty “From the initial talks to signing of con an unhappy has been amazing. She took over from was easy to alliance with another company. Kirsty there were speak to, helped with all enquiries and ing to view many. Number of people she had com have dealt our home was incredible. Best agent we entire YPA with. Highly recommend Kirsty and the Wyndham City Team.” bee Vendor of 11 Myrtle Street, Werri

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Silverline Rooﬁng

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Variation of Covenant: Proposal to The Application is for vary the covenant from one building on the lot to allow the building of two a permit to: dwellings on the lot. The Application Reference Number

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Planning Ofﬁcer Details:

Contact: Lee Whitmore Telephone: 8734 2735

You may look at the application and any documents that support the application at; - The Council website https://www.wyndham.vic.gov.au/services/building-planning/ existing-planning-applications-permits/online-planning-register

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Werribee. players when he unfulfilled for hishis players would bebe when hethe arrived at of season will be remembered as one that was Lamont wondered what mindset season – second only to experienced Port “Thewhole whole year hasslipped slippedby byand andwe we Avalon Airport Oval on Sunday morning, “The year has Avalon Airport Oval on Sunday morning, unfulfilled for Werribee. his players would be when he arrived at Melbourne forward Jordan Lisle, who has haven’t gotten where we wanted to go,” knowing they were four quarters away from haven’t gotten toto where wanted go,” knowing they were four quarters away from “The whole year haswe slipped byto and we Avalon Airport Oval on Sunday morning, 38. Lamont said. the end of a long, tough campaign. Lamont said. theknowing end of athey long, tough campaign. haven’t gotten to where we wanted to go,” were four quarters away from exciting to see where things are going to In To recent weeks, Riccardi’s teammates in the top eight. Two other young forwards, “He’s going to be a real powerhouse.” Meanwhile, thereisisno norest restfor forLamont Lamont Lamont’s delight, players wereupup Meanwhile, there To hishis players were Lamont said. theLamont’s end of glowingly a delight, long, tough campaign. go.” have spoken about his impact win on Bior Malual, with four goals, and Jack Aside from his forward dominance this and the support staff, with planning already for the challenge, claiming a 20-point support staff, with planning already for the claiminghis a 20-point win up and the Meanwhile, there is no restlooks for Lamont To challenge, Lamont’s players were When midfielder Dom Brew upwill and season, Riccardi, a former Calder Cannons Werribee’s forwarddelight, line and potential he has Henderson, with three, joined in the rout. under way for next season. The Tigers over finals-bound Sandringham. for next staff, season. The Tigers will over finals-bound Sandringham. and way the support with planning already and St Bernard’s player, has been a popular theitchallenge, claiming a 20-point win under delivers into theon forward line, he is pleased to for make at the next level. Ryan Henron, Michael Barlow and Nick play all games the road in 2017, with the “The morale of the group has been play all games onnext the season. road in 2017, with the “The morale of theSandringham. group has been under The will member of the playing group. over finals-bound when heway seesfor Riccardi on the lead.Tigers Experienced small forward Matt Munro Coughlan were also among the better club looking to secure nine “home” venues terrific, even though we have had a lot of club looking to secure nine “home” venues terrific, even though we have had lot of play all games on the road in 2017, with the “He works really hard and he’s an of the group hasabeen He compares Riccardi hasinjuries a“The frontmorale rowlost seat Riccardi players for Werribee. from Watton Street.to a young Nick and a to lotthe of games of show footy,” he away away from Watton Street.nine “home” venues injuries and lostthough a lot ofwe games of footy,” he club looking to secure terrific, even have had a lot of Larkey, played as part andsaid. can see the continual improvement of After completing a hat-trick of wins awesome fella,” Werribee teammate Tom Theywho are in talks at to Werribee stage games at of They are in Watton talks toStreet. stage games at said. away from injuries and lost a lot offorwards. games offinish footy,” he the Hoppers Crossing, Torquay and perhaps North Melbourne alignment. “Thethe blokes were really keen to the him and other young over stand-alone sides, Werribee turns its Boyd said. Crossing, Torquay andgames perhaps “The blokes were really keen to finish the Hoppers are in talks to stage at said. even an him AFL curtain-raiser atBrew Etihad year strongly off themassive pavilion “I They rate pretty highly,” said. “Jake Riccardiand hassending been having Werribee is up to fifth on the ladder after attention to the Box Hill Hawks at Avalon even an AFL curtain-raiser at Etihad year strongly and sending off the pavilion Hoppers Crossing, Torquay and perhaps “The blokes were really keen to finish the Stadium, Arden Street will be a was one littleeach partweek,” of it but the big part of “He’s ourplus main option up front. performances Munro said. Airport Oval at 2pm on Saturday, where they the trouncing of Coburg. Stadium, plus Arden Street will be a North Werribee Tigers forward Josh Porter – one of the day’s stars – celebrates a goal in front of the old was little part ofsending ityear butoff the part of even AFLagile curtain-raiser atties Etihad year and off the pavilion logical venue given the it one wasstrongly finishing the onbig a positive “He’san quite for aTigers’ big fella, sotoit’s “Each week we’re gelling together a will be looking to end a three-game losing The boys in black and gold have strung logical venue given the Tigers’ will tiesbe to aNorth Werribee it was finishing the year onthe a positive TigersChirnside forward Josh Porter – one of the day’s stars – celebrates a goal in front of the old Stadium, was little[as part of itoffbut bigso part Melbourne. note.” grandstand Hemer) clear havingplus him Arden aroundStreet the ground. little bitone better a forward group], it’sof good streak against AFL-aligned sides. three wins at together to Park. move(Luke six points Melbourne. note.” Chirnside Park. Hemer) logical venue given the Tigers’ ties to North grandstand it was finishing the year off on a positive Werribee at Tigers forward Josh(Luke Porter – one of the day’s stars – celebrates a goal in front of the old Melbourne. note.” grandstand at Chirnside Park. (Luke Hemer)

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Wyndhamvale’s Daniel Smith and Tyler Tessari celebrate a crucial goal. (Damjan Janevski)

Breaking away from the monotony of the regular voices and seeking a mental edge, Wyndhamvale turned to renowned sports motivator Steve Lewry in the lead-up to its top-of-the-table clash against Yarraville-Seddon in the Western Region Football League division 2. Falcons coach Chris Moreland is adamant that his players drew enough out of their session with Lewry to give them a boost ahead of one of the biggest games of the home-and-away season and knowledge which they will use going forward. The Falcons were victorious by seven points on the road at Yarraville Oval. “I had one of my good mates ‘Stoofa’ Lewry come in and speak to the boys,” Moreland said. “He’s trained with Geelong AFL, the Melbourne Storm and the jockeys. “It was just good to get another voice in, so that sort of just drove the boys today. “Me and the coaching staff have been harping on about stuff all year but he came in, brought

some standards in and just motivated the boys. “He just spoke about effort and team-first stuff.” Wyndhamvale dug deep in the last quarter to claim a victory that moves them two games clear on top of the ladder and in the box seat for the minor premiership. The Falcons kicked 5.6 to 5.0 to secure a memorable away win. “It was probably our best win we’ve had for the year,” Moreland said. “I told the boys I was a bit emotional because I wouldn’t say I was confident before the game. “I was a bit worried about Yarraville because they’re well coached, I respect him highly and some of the players they’ve got are very good and they’re a good side. “This win means a lot to a lot of people at Wyndhamvale.” Promising teen Jy Lambley continued his rich form with three goals. The former Caroline Springs player has kicked 27 goals in 12 games. “In four or five years, he’s going to be a

superstar of the comp if he keeps going,” Moreland said. “His ability to win the footy, his fend off, he kicks goals and his defensive pressure. “His first three or four steps are just lightning.” The onball division, led by ruckman Bol Kolang and midfielders Daniel Smith and Tyler Tessari were pivotal for Wyndhamvale. Kolang had the toughest job on the park for the Falcons, taking on Yarraville-Seddon man mountain Ole Angerstein, but he never backed down. “We spoke about how we were going to nullify his [Angerstein’s] input,” Moreland said. “Our plan worked and we’ll go back to the drawing board and add more to it. “Bol was good around the ground, he was like an onballer. “He fought very hard all game.” Lance Jenkinson

Titans on the march By Lance Jenkinson Tarneit did more than just consolidate its spot in the Western Region Football League division 3 top four with a brutal 74-point win over Braybrook at Wootten Road Reserve on Saturday. The Titans offered a timely reminder that they are still a force to be reckoned with and should not be discounted from the premiership chatter. Titans football manager Darren Connelly reckons some people have drawn a line through his side, but warns they are doing so at their own peril. “I know other clubs have written us off and are thinking we’ve played our good football early, but we’re coming and today was proof of that,” he said. “I know people are saying we’ve dropped some games, but with our best team on the park, we’ll be alright. “We’ve got four to five weeks to come back before finals.” With Tarneit just half a game ahead of Braybrook before the ball was bounced, there was plenty on the line for both sides. The most pleasing aspect for the Titans was not just their ability to win with a handful of their starters missing, but power to line. It was validation of both the depth of the Titans list and the fitness of the players. “It was good to be able to come home with a wet sail,” Connelly said. Tarneit’s leaders pointed the way. Captain and utility Adam Miriklas took charge where coach Mark Elso played him. “We use him wherever we can,” Connelly said. “He might play half forward flank, he might play defence, he’ll play onball, he’s our switch hitter.” Tarneit’s former captain Todd Lawrie produced a game worthy of a captain’s tag. Not only did Lawrie dominate at the coalface, he moved forward to kick three goals. Connelly describes Lawrie as “the complete footballer”. “He’s in and under, he runs all day, he gets it out on his own and he’s a bloody beautiful kick,” he said. “He’s a quality bloke and a quality player. “He only stood down [from the captaincy] to give a young bloke in Adam Miriklas an opportunity to lead the side.” Nathan Schmidt was dominant in the ruck for Tarneit, while a trio of recruits from Manor Lakes, Ty Priest, Mitchell and Rowan Davis,

Georgia Tauschke was Werribee’s top scorer. (Shawn Smits)

Devils face uphill battle

John Zangari sends Tarneit into attack. (Damjan Janevski)

played big parts. Connelly lauded the “across the board” effort of the Titans players. Tarneit will travel to Laverton in the 15th round on Saturday. Meanwhile, in a huge division 3 upset, Wyndham Suns thrashed ladder leader Glen Orden by 45 points at Goddard Street Reserve. In division 1, Hoppers Crossing finally

broke into the top five for the first time since round nine. The Warriors did so in style with a 93-point thrashing of Point Cook at Hogans Road Reserve. Brenton Payne put on a show for the Warriors with six goals. Werribee Districts’ double chance prospects suffered a blow with a 32-point loss to Deer Park at John McLeod Oval.

Werribee Devils will need to go back to the drawing board to get their Big V women’s state championship playoffs back on track. The Devils were demolished 88-62 by Keilor Thunder in the qualifying final at the Keilor Basketball Stadium on Sunday. Reece Potter’s Devils will live to fight another day courtesy of the double chance they earned during a superb home-and-away campaign. Werribee was competitive in the first half and trailed by just three at half-time. The second half turned ugly though for the Devils as they were out-scored 49-24 in the final two quarters. The Devils were not helped by their poor shooting, hitting just 16-from-61 (26 per cent) attempts for the game. Even the Devils stars were not exempt with Alisia Jenkins, Alexyz Vaioletama and Sarah Elsworthy combining to shoot 9 from 40 from the field. Vaioletama had the best all-round game for Werribee with 12 points, seven rebounds and four assists. Georgia Tauschke top-scored for the Devils with 15, including seven from seven from the free throw line. Werribee will square off with Hume City Broncos in a cut-throat semi-final at Eagle Stadium on Saturday night. Lance Jenkinson 49 WYNDHAM STAR WEEKLY \ AUGUST 7, 2019

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Giants re-sign stalwart as they look to win finals John Curnow will remain at the helm of the Werribee Giants for a second season in the Baseball Victoria summer league division 2 competition. The club stalwart impressed with his guidance in his first season in charge as a player-coach and there was no hesitation from the club to re-appoint him. “As a club, we’re really happy to have him on board,” Giants president Ryan Balzer said. “He got us to the finals last year with a very strong regular season. “He’s exactly what the club needs right now in terms of the roster that we have for the seniors.” Curnow is a homegrown product of the Werribee Giants. The 37-year-old has played baseball for 25 years, starting in the Giants juniors and

working his way up through the club ranks. Only three of those years were spent away from Werribee as he tried his hand in a higher division with Newport Rams. Curnow’s passion for the game is only surpassed by his love for the Giants. “He’s from the club, he loves the club and will do anything for the club, so the boys appreciate that,” Balzer said. Werribee is in the midst of its recruitment drive. The Giants are engaging with overseas imports, but none have resulted in securing a signature as yet. “We’re still scouting,” Balzer said. “We’re talking to a number of international players, but haven’t signed anyone at this stage.” Werribee has traditionally enjoyed strong retention in its men’s ranks. The Giants expect most of last year’s squad to

be back again this summer. “With our firsts and seconds, we’ve had good player retention,” Balzer said. “We’ve played finals in about six of the last seven years and that comes down to having the same group and a couple of additions on the peripheral. After bowing out in a wild semi-final series against Newport Rams last season, which included an 18-17 game two loss, Werribee has one thing on its mind ahead of next season. “We need to win finals games,” Balzer said. “All those years that we’ve done well in the regular season and unfortunately when it comes to finals, we just can’t get across the line. “There’s no secret about it, we’ve just got to win those finals games.” Lance Jenkinson

Reds embrace Japanese

John Curnow, centre, will coach Werribee Giants for a second season. (Shawn Smits

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By Lance Jenkinson A contingent of Japanese imports are playing crucial roles on and off the field for title-chasing Hoppers Crossing in the Football Victoria men’s state league 2 north-west. Reds coach Shaun Barbara says the trio of Shuhei Hasegawa, in his second season, Junya Takabatake and Takuya Yoshimi, in their first seasons, have made big impacts since their arrival at Grange Reserve. Barbara likes his squad to be multi-cultural because “you can learn a lot from each other and different cultures”, but the Japanese influence is a little closer to his heart. The shoe was once on the other foot for Barbara, who was an exchange student in Japan and played for one of their local sides. “I developed a love for what they’re about as players and people,” he said. Off the field, Hasegawa, Takabatake and Yoshimi have all bought into the club culture. Instead of forming a sub-division amongst each other, the trio have embraced and enhanced the one-team ethos. While English is their second language, it has not stopped them from setting the mood of the changing room. “They get along with everybody really well and they embed themselves in the club culture,” Barbara said. “They’re really funny and their banter within the group is really good.” The commitment of Hasegawa, Takabatake and Yoshimi is second to none. Often they catch a bus together from the city to be the first players on the training track and they are usually last to leave. It is their passion for the game above all that it reflective of their approach to life at the Hogans Road club. “They just bring a lot of discipline and they’re self-motivating players,” Barbara said. “The boys are really respected members within the group because of their attitude and their respect to others. “They are all so polite.” Hasegawa, Takabatake and Yoshimi are vitally important on-field cogs for Hoppers Crossing. “They’re just really easy to coach,” Barbara said. “They’re always willing to put themselves out there and really give something a crack. “The way we like to play, they certainly enhance and add a lot of value to the squad.” Hasegawa has been damaging in Hoppers Crossing’s front third for the past two seasons, offering a bit of unpredictability. “He’s quick off the mark, dangerous in one-v-one situations and can really be potent anywhere in the front third in terms of creating or goal scoring himself,” Barbara said. “He gives you that dynamic pace and a little bit of trickery.” Takabatake has played the least amount of games with Hoppers Crossing, but that was through no fault of his own. 50 WYNDHAM STAR WEEKLY \ AUGUST 7, 2019

Heidi Gallina gets a kick away under pressure for Westbourne Grammarians. (Damjan Janevski)

VAFA football

Westbourne Grammarians kick-started their VAFA women’s division 2 finals campaign with a thumping 42-point win over Whitefriars at the Westbourne School Ground on Saturday. The Warriors defence was at its miserly best, conceding just one goal for the game. In attack, best-on-ground Odeth Lopez led the way with three goals. Westbourne Grammarians will face Williamstown CYMS in an all-west preliminary final.

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Two narrow losses on the trot has seen Werribee City lose contact with the top two in NPL Victoria 2 west. The Bees went down 3-2 in a see-sawing game on the road against Langwarrin at Lawton Park Reserve on Saturday. Tyler James put the Bees in front in the 55th minute, but Langwarrin reacted with two goals of its own. Alec Goodwin had the Bees on level terms once again in the 80th minute, but a late goal to Langwarrin’s John Baird left the Bees empty-handed. In men’s state league, Point Cook lost 1-0 to Sunbury United, Truganina Hornets cruised to a 3-0 win over Spring Hills and West Point got the better of Wyndham United 3-0. In women’s state league, Point Cook toppled Kyneton District 3-0 and West Point beat Brunswick Zebras 4-2.

GDFL football

The resilience of Hoppers Crossing’s Junya Takabatake cannot be questioned. (Mark Wilson)

On debut, Takabatake suffered a fractured leg in a crude challenge, but instead of throwing in the towel, he got back to full fitness and returned to be a key member. “If we want to talk about the level of commitment the Japanese boys have, Junya actually flew back to Japan and got himself sorted with the Japanese doctors and he’s now back playing again, all that in about an eight-week turnaround,” Barbara said. Yoshimi has slotted into a defensive midfield role. Not as flashy as Hasegawa and Takabatake,

but he is no less important to the team structure. “His work rate is absolutely through the roof,” Barbara said. “The other boys have a few tricks up their sleeve, but ‘T’ really lets his football do the talking. “A really good team player, he does everything for the team.” Hoppers Crossing remains three points clear on top of the ladder after a nil-all draw with second-placed Corio on Saturday.

Werribee Centrals rebounded from a rare loss to beat East Geelong by 33 points at Galvin Park on Saturday. The Centurions are still one of the form teams of the competition, winning seven of their past eight matches. Werribee Centrals, fourth on the ladder, will visit third-placed Inverleigh on Saturday in a game that could have a huge bearing on which side claims third spot. FOR MORE SPORT, VISIT Web: starweekly.com.au Wyndham Star Weekly @starweeklysport @star_weekly

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