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Station fight escalates

By Alesha Capone A petition to install a lift or escalator at the Wallace Avenue end of Williams Landing train station is gaining momentum, as the station is named one of the busiest in Melbourne.

Figures from the Department of Transport, released last week, show the number of passengers who travelled through Williams Landing station rose 171 per cent in five years – from 809,000 commuters in 2013-14 to 1.75 million commuters in 2018-19.

Williams Landing station experienced the fourth-largest increase in commuter numbers out of all Melbourne stations.

Officer station experienced the largest growth in commuter numbers, from 19,000 train travellers in 2013-14 to 123,000 in 2018-19, an overall increase of 537 per cent.

A Change.org petition has been started, calling for a lift or escalator to be installed at the Wallace Avenue end of Williams Landing station. The petition, started by Sanket Kakkad, is directed to Altona MP Jill Hennessy and has

been signed by more than 280 people.

The station serves multiple suburbs including Point Cook and parts of Truganina and Hoppers Crossing.

According to the petition, in order to access a ramp or lift leading to a Williams Landing station platform, train travellers entering at Wallace Avenue have to climb 57 steps, and then walk across a bridge.

It’s described as “quite inconvenient” to people with a disability, pregnant women, senior citizens and people with heavy luggage.

The petition describes the ramp as “so long” that no one except cyclists use it.

Although there is a lift near the station’s Altair-Woodbury streets entry, the petition states this “is not always convenient”.

A state government spokesman said the lift at Altair Street allowed commuters at Williams Landing to reach both platforms.

Ms Hennessy said: “I’ll continue working with the Minister for Public Transport to make sure everyone can access the station now and into the future”.

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‘Super city’ could sway voters

By Esther Lauaki Werribee’s safe Labor seat could be on shaky ground as a result of the scrapped “super-city” proposal, according to a recent poll.

Polling of 500 voters in Tim Pallas’ seat of Werribee showed overwhelming support for the $30 billion Australian Education City.

And 44 per cent of those surveyed over the phone in recent weeks said they would be less likely to vote for a local member who opposed the plan.

In July, the government withdrew its support for the proposal to build a hi-tech super city in the East Werribee Employment Precinct.

The Australian Education City, driven by a consortium that had gained preferred bidder status, aimed to eventually create 90,000 new jobs and support 55,000 students and 70,000 residents with a new business district offering international education, training and research facilities.

The consortium this month launched legal action to claim compensation as a result of the

project being overturned.

OmniPoll Market Research co-partner Martin O’Shannessy said it was rare to see such clear results for a commercial issue.

“This is a campaignable issue – the more people know about it [the super-city], the more they want it,” Mr O’Shannessy said.

“It’s an important voting issue for these people … our poll said that voters were more likely to vote for a local member if they supported the education city, and it didn’t matter what their political persuasion was.”

Figures showed that just eight per cent of those surveyed would be likely to vote for their local member if they opposed the project.

Of the respondents, 79 per cent believed that the Australian Education City should go ahead and regarded the proposal as an important issue.

Mr Pallas held the seat of Werribee comfortably at last year’s state election, but there was an 11.2 per cent swing against him on primary votes, forcing the ALP to rely on preferences. Star Weekly contacted Tim Pallas for comment.

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Most popular boys name is Oliver, with 2134 babies given the moniker this year.

Charlotte, right, of Wyndham Vale, was born on February 28. She is a little sister to proud big brother Seth, who is six years old.

Their mother Kristie said it was only after deciding on the name Charlotte that their family discovered they have a historic link to the name. “It is an old family name linking us back to the Second Fleet where one of my relatives, a great-great-great-grandmother, was also named Charlotte,” she said.

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A stage adaption of Mem Fox’s picture book Possum Magic will come to the Wyndham Cultural Centre later this month. The show, staged by the creative team of Monkey Baa, will hit the stage at 10am and 1pm on Thursday, September 19 and 10am on Friday, September 20. Tickets available at www.wyncc.com.au.

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Wyndham council has awarded Negri Contractors the contract to reconstruct Thames Boulevard between Brentwood Drive and Esquire Place. Mayor Mia Shaw said the works would be delivered in stages, between roundabouts along the road.

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Five-year-old Marley, above, is looking forward to the Kookaburra Festival, which will kick off at the Wyndham Park Community Centre on Grand Final eve. The free event, to be held from midday to 5pm on Friday, September 27, will include fun for the whole family with activities, entertainment, an animal farm for children, workshops and stalls. The centre is located at 55-57 Kookaburra Avenue, Werribee. See https://www.facebook.com/ events/2333549433575109/ for details, or contact Leanne on 8742 3975.

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Abandoned car warning

Kitchen capers fire up brigade

Wyndham council has warned that its officers are cracking down on unregistered and abandoned cars which have been dumped on public property.

Wyndham’s safer city portfolio holder Cr Kim McAliney said that such vehicles could pose safety risks to the community.

Cr McAliney said that during the last financial year, the council inspected 1252 abandoned vehicles.

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“Sometimes residents leave cars that need repairing on the side of the road or parked outside their houses and this affects the pleasant aesthetic of the neighbourhood and creates opportunities for theft and vandalism,” she said.

“Giving joyriders easier targets creates dangers on our streets and this risk must be targeted immediately.

“There are also safety concerns to the community when cars on the side of the road create traffic disruption or vehicles without wheels are being propped up by bricks.”

Cr McAliney said abandoned cars also took up parking spaces which could be used by legitimate road users. She said council officers were “clamping down on all unregistered and abandoned cars on council land”.

“If they find an unsafe, unregistered, car it will be towed away immediately,” she said.

“If a car has expired registration and is not in a state of disrepair, then a sticker will be placed on it warning the owner that it will be towed away.

Wyndham Cr Kim McAliney in front of a tow truck. (Supplied/Wyndham council)

“Owners will then have 21 days to collect their car from the impound lot and pay the $187 cost of towing and $11 storage fees fee, after that, it may be auctioned off or destroyed.

“If a car is left on a road, nature strip or any council land for two months – even if registered

– council will observe that it has remained stationary for that time and it will be considered abandoned and towed away, with notice.” To report an abandoned or unregistered vehicle, call 9742 0777 or email mail@Wyndham.vic. gov.au

LEVEL CROSSING REMOVAL WORKS

An alarming increase in kitchen fires has spurred Truganina fire brigade to sound a warning to residents.

Brigade spokeswoman Michele Abbott said crews attended five kitchen fires in five days at the end of last month.

“The brigade has seen a big increase in the number of kitchen fires we are attending,” Ms Abbott said.

“We are not sure why this is happening but it is a very worrying trend.”

She said there are a number of precautions residents can take to stay safe in the kitchen. *Make sure there is a fire blanket handy in your kitchen. *Clean grease and oils from the splashback behind the stove or cooktop as well as from the rangehood filters. *Never leave flammable objects like paper towels or tea towels next to a working stove. *Always pay attention when cooking as fires can start and spread quickly. *Never throw water on a fat or oil fire.”

Latest statistics released by the CFA for District 14, which takes in Werribee, Melton, Brimbank, Hume and Whittlesea, showed unattended cooking, electrical appliances and heating were the top three causes of fires across the west last year.

District 14 operations manager David Harris last month said that the most common room in which fires started was the kitchen.

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New stations top council wish list

By Alesha Capone Four new train stations are needed to unclog major roads and improve liveability for Wyndham residents, according to the council.

Stations at Sayers Road in Tarneit West, Black Forest Road in Wyndham Vale, Davis Road in Tarneit West and in Truganina have been listed as priority projects in a council submission to Infrastructure Australia.

The council’s submission state’s Wyndham’s rapid population growth is creating issues for the community that only major infrastructure projects can solve.

Wyndham mayor Mia Shaw said electrification of the Melbourne-Geelong rail line was “crucial to unclogging major roads and improving liveability for residents”.

The council submission stated that the Regional Rail Link (RRL) service from Geelong to Melbourne, which stops at Wyndham Vale and Tarneit stations, “is already at capacity”.

“According to figures provided by V/Line, Tarneit and/or Wyndham Vale were the busiest points on this line in 13 out of the 16 recorded times between March and May 2019.”

The council’s list of priorities includes establishment of the Wyndham West Link; the Outer Metropolitan Ring; the Geelong-Melbourne rail electrification; the Western Interstate Freight Terminal; the Sunshine and Geelong fast-rail connection via Wyndham; energy from waste facilities; and preschool and secondary school infrastructure.

Cr Shaw said the council had already completed parts of the Westlink project, a road and bridge project that runs between Tarneit and Werribee, with the assistance of developer contributions.

But she said the council needed an additional $50-$100 million to complete construction.

She said construction of a bridge over the Princes Freeway was “the largest component of these costs”.

The council also recommends that the shortfall of preschool facilities and school buildings in growth areas be urgently addressed as a national priority.

Infrastructure Australia will put together an Infrastructure Priority List which will be provided to state and federal governments to help guide infrastructure expenditure across the nation.

School fire: Teen arrest A 14-year-old Werribee boy will face charges following a fire at Manor Lakes P-12 College at the weekend.

Emergency services were called to the school about 1.05pm on Sunday. It is believed a fire which started in a locker spread into the roof cavity of nearby classrooms.

CFA fire crews brought the fire under control by 1.40pm.

The college updated the community promptly via its Facebook page.

“A fire at the Wyara locker bay … has caused some building damage,” a post stated.

“Secondary art and ICT programs may have some disruption, but there will be minimal disruption to other programs.”

The fire forced the school to relocate parent teacher interviews that were to be held in the Wyara locker bay on Monday.

A police spokesman told Star Weekly a

14-year-old boy was arrested on Sunday and was assisting police with their inquiries.

He faces charges relating to the blaze.

The investigation is ongoing.

Anyone with information is urged to contact Crime Stoppers on 1800 333 00 or submit a confidential crime report at www. crimestoppersvic.com.au Esther Lauaki

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Call for level-headed traffic plan

By Esther Lauaki A group of residents is campaigning against the state government’s proposals to remove three level crossings in Werribee, calling the plans a “Band-Aid solution” to traffic woes.

The Wyndham Infrastructure Network, comprising a small group of residents, engineers and business owners, is urging the community to get up to speed with the plans which will remove the railway crossings at Old Geelong Road, Werribee and Cherry streets by the end of 2022.

The government’s preferred designs include: • Old Geelong Road – build a road bridge over the rail line, east of the existing crossing, directly connecting the Princes Highway to Old Geelong Road and Heaths Road.

• Cherry Street – build a road bridge east of the existing crossing, linking Tarneit Road to the Princes Highway (via the irrigation channel next to Wyndham council’s offices).

• Werribee Street – elevate the railway line over the road, with a rail bridge over the street.

Network spokesman Lindsay Ingram said the state government’s preferred designs would not adequately address traffic flows.

“The preferred design [at Werribee Street] … will do virtually nothing to alleviate the congestion at this site since most of the congestion there is a result of traffic travelling to or from the Werribee city centre, the Princes Highway and many new estates,” Mr Ingram said.

“The funds could be better spent on fast-tracking the Ison Road crossing.”

“The preferred design for Morris Road also includes a closure of the rail crossing and a new rail bridge being constructed at the site currently occupied by Monte Villa Motel,” Mr Ingram said.

Above: Residents against state government plans for the removal of three railway crossings in Werribee. Right: Artist impressions of the preferred designs for Old Geelong Road, Cherry Street and Werribee Street. (Pictures: Supplied)

“Closure of this crossing impacts business at Hoppers Junction and the shopping centre … with some likely to close.”

The Level Crossing Removal Authority said this month in a statement that community feedback and other feasible designs had been considered.

“The project has listened to the community and made changes to the designs that will make the area safer, easier to get around and in

keeping with the look and feel of the local area,” the authority said.

“We heard from the community that they would prefer signalised intersections to roundabouts, so at Old Geelong Road, the roundabout at the Princes Freeway off-ramp will be changed to a signalised intersection.

“At Cherry Street, the existing roundabout linking Tarneit Road to a new road bridge will be changed to a signalised intersection and a

footpath will be included on the road bridge.

“A shared user path along the railway line will connect Princes Highway at the Tarneit Road intersection back to the pedestrian underpass at Cherry Street, increasing connectivity.

“We are still developing the designs for Old Geelong Road and Werribee Street.”

Further community information sessions will be held later this year.

See levelcrossings.vic.gov.au for details.

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Setting a green agenda

By Alesha Capone Hoppers Crossing teenager Phoebe Edwards has been recognised as an outstanding environmentalist.

Phoebe, 16, received the Young Leaders gong at Keep Victoria Beautiful’s annual Sustainable Cities Awards earlier this month.

Phoebe said she felt “proud and fulfilled” to receive the Young Leaders award.

“I felt like my work was being recognised and I felt very grateful to Keep Victoria Beautiful and the other organisations I work with,” she said.

Phoebe has an extensive list of environment-related volunteer work under her belt, including as a member of Beach Patrol 3030 and as a Melbourne Aquarium ambassador.

“My favourite part is meeting people with the same interests as me and sharing ideas on how to save the environment,” she said.

Phoebe has also secured grants for her school, Wyndham Central College, to use for conservation and sustainability, and last year she completed work experience at Werribee Open Range Zoo. Phoebe said she applied for the Melbourne Aquarium Ocean Youth Ambassador Program, at the suggestion of her teacher.

“I’m also working with VCAL students at my school to build a boat so we can clean up Port Phillip and the Docklands, and it’s also about raising awareness of using fiberglass in boats, as it doesn’t break down,” Phoebe said.

While undertaking work experience at the zoo, she created a mobile phone recycling box, for the Zoos Victoria They’re Calling on You program.

The box is currently at Phoebe’s college, and she is planning to also take it to a local primary school.

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Outdoor pool to open early As the weather warms up, the Werribee Outdoor Pool is set to open for an extra two months.

Wyndham mayor Mia Shaw has announced that under a council trial, the pool will open from October 1 until April 30 next year. The pool usually opens from November to the end of March.

Cr Shaw said the council decided to trial increased opening hours for the pool after a survey of customers.

“It’s not only in summer that the months are warmer, so this trial extension will ensure that our residents can cool down in October and April.”

Work starts on new kinder

Phoebe Edwards was awarded the Young Leaders Award. (Damjan Janevski)

Construction has started on an early childhood services centre in Tarneit capable of accommodating 100 children.

The Werribee Islamic Centre (WIC) recently hosted a sod-turning ceremony at the site of the future facility, to be located near the Melbourne Grand Mosque on Wootten Road.

The $1.1 million centre, to which the state government has provided $650,000 in funding, is expected to open next year.

It will include spaces for three and four-year-old kindergarten programs, long day care, playgroups and maternal child health.

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Small ideas, big impact More than 130 pupils from schools in Wyndham and Brimbank visited Werribee Open Range Zoo recently to share ideas about how to create a more sustainable future.

The youngsters came together for the zoo’s Love your Locals Day, where they were asked: How can we create a Victorian Western Region that is sustainable for people and creates safe habitats for animals such as the Eastern barred bandicoot, the orange-bellied parrot or the Plains-wanderer?

Afterwards, the pupils presented their ideas to each other and zoo staff.

The event also included interactive games, tree planting and Australian animal workshops.

Love Your Locals Day is a collaboration

between Werribee Open Range Zoo, Wyndham and Brimbank city councils and local primary schools.

In eight years of the program, more than 850 young nature lovers have visited the zoo.

“With a growing number of environmental concerns, it is so important that our young people are empowered to take action,” Werribee Open Range Zoo’s learning experiences manager Kirsten Ryan said.

“Every year we are inspired by what these young environmental leaders come up with.

“If we all make changes in our own back yards – no matter how small – collectively, we can make a huge difference.

“That’s what Love Your Locals Day is all about.”

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Eduardo Salazar’s life would have looked very different if not for martial arts.

Five years ago, the Werribee martial arts world champion was involved in a motorcycle accident that broke his spine, leg, pelvis and left him wheelchair-bound.

Mr Salazar also lost sight in his left eye as a result of the accident.

Doctors initially told him he would remain bed-bound for the rest of his life – a prognosis that he would not accept.

He said it was his training that he leaned on to get him back on his feet.

The 45-year-old got his first taste of martial arts when he was eight, and quickly found a talent for Muay Thai, kung fu, taekwondo, kummooyeh and hapkido.

“For me, martial arts is a lifestyle,” Mr Salazar said.

“Martial arts is about self improvement …

When you really learn about martial arts, you understand the real purpose is understanding yourself in different situations.

“I did all my [hospital] therapies and, in addition, my training in mindset helped me to go through my program.

“A month after my accident, I was able to sit in a wheelchair for short periods of time.

“Eventually I was able to sit for longer … I left my wheelchair a year and a half ago and use a cane to walk now.”

Mr Salazar has since won multiple world titles in kummooyeh and hapkido, most of them achieved while he was still in his wheelchair, and has more medals that he can carry.

“It’s not about the bones or skin, it’s about the mind. The most difficult disability to overcome is that which is in your mind,” he said.

Mr Salazar, a fourth dan black belt in hapkido, moved from Columbia to Werribee and passes on martial arts secrets at classes at Iramoo Community Centre and Featherbrook Community Centre in Point Cook.

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Alyssa Dreaneen will compete at the School Sport Australian Championship. (Damjan Janevski)

Alyssa goes national Point Cook girl Alyssa Dreaneen has been selected from thousands of hopefuls to represent the state at a national netball competition.

Earlier this year, Alyssa – who will celebrate her 12th birthday next week – took part in trials for the School Sport Victoria netball 12 years and under netball team.

Of the 3800 students who participated in the trials, 12, including Alyssa, were picked to compete at the School Sport Australian Championship in Canberra. Alyssa was also selected to co-captain her team.

She is currently in the ACT for the competition, which began at the weekend and will finish on Friday.

Alyssa, who attends Alamanda College, said she started playing netball at the age of six.

“I like the challenge of playing against other girls, it’s fun, and I also like making friends,” she said.

Alyssa also plays netball with Westside and the West Devils, which are based in St Albans and Caroline Springs.

In total, she trains and plays netball six days a week.

Alyssa’s family, including her mother Katherine Dreaneen, said they were “very proud of her accomplishments”.

“Alyssa has always, and continues to, work hard for a sport she loves by training hard, never cutting corners,” Ms Dreaneen said.

“Her dedication is to be admired.”

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Donation with a heart Help is close by in case of an emergency at Alamanda K-9 College.

St John Ambulance Victoria last week donated a defibrillator to the school as part of a commitment to creating a resilient community.

St John community programs leader Alison Osbourne said it was vital that the community was prepared for a sudden cardiac arrest.

“The closest public access defibrillator to Alamanda K-9 College is located almost a 15-minute walk – far too far away to give a potential sudden arrest patient a fighting chance,” Ms Osbourne said.

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The woman, who asked to remain anonymous, won $2,857,142.86 in a TattsLotto $20 million Gold Lotto weekend superdraw.

Nationally, there were seven division one winners in the draw.

The grandmother purchased her winning 36-game QuickPick entry at Target Lotto in Hoppers Crossing.

The woman said that she has been “playing Lotto every week for years and years”.

“When I checked the numbers and saw that I had won I couldn’t believe it,” she said.

The woman, a pensioner, said she planned to

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“I’ve owned the store for 17 years and we’ve always considered ourselves really lucky,” he said.

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By Alesha Capone About 400 residents living in Werribee and Wyndham Vale will have their properties rezoned to the suburb of Mambourin under a Wyndham council proposal.

The council will submit a proposal to the Office of Geographic Names, to extend the Mambourin boundary east to the Regional Rail Link, so it will begin at Greens Road and extend south to Bulban Road.

Wyndham mayor Cr Mia Shaw said the suburb boundary review was requested

by a developer because an estate under development, known as “Mambourin”, would have caused a number of properties to be divided between the suburbs of Mambourin, Wyndham Vale and Werribee, rather than just being contained in the Mambourin area.

Cr Shaw said the realignment would result in about 400 residents in the Cornerstone estate “potentially being in a different suburb to which they originally bought in”.

“This has been a very difficult decision for council and we sympathise with affected

residents,” she said.

However, Cr Shaw said emergency services consulted about the proposed change – including fire, ambulance and police – had cited concerns around potential confusion for people when dialling triple-0, if a suburb and estate had the same name but different boundaries.

“It was noted that because of the use of Mambourin as both a suburb name and estate name, a triple-0 caller may not know exactly which suburb they are in and this verifying process could delay the dispatchment of an

ambulance or other emergency service,” she said.

“We have a duty to make decisions in the interests of public safety, so this was the main factor in adopting the option recommended by the emergency services.”

Residents who will be living in a different postcode following the realignment will be sent a letter about the decision and options for their next steps, in the coming weeks.

The council sent about 550 letters to residents and ratepayers notifying them of the proposed boundary change.

On top of the hip-hop A Hoppers Crossing pupil has been recognised as a top dancer.

Eight-year-old Hriday received the Best Male Dancer award at the Primary School Dance Competition, which was held in Williamstown last month.

Hriday performed a hip-hop and Bollywood-themed routine with other students from Derrimut Heath Primary School, which is part of Baden Powell College.

The dance routine won the Most Entertaining Performance award at the competition.

Students from the college’s other campus, in Tarneit, were named second runner-up in the High School Dance Competition, which was held on the same day.

Teacher Simona Grippi, who also runs the after-school Dance4All program at Baden Powell, said all the students in the competition “did fantastically”.

Hriday said he found out he had won the Best

Male Dancer award after Ms Grippi phoned his father with the news.

“I felt really proud of myself, and I felt really shocked,” Hriday said.

“I enjoy dancing and my parents really encourage me to do it.

“I like hip-hop the most.”

Hriday, who started dancing on his first birthday, said he also liked singing and acting in plays.

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Hriday won best male dancer in the 2019 Primary School Dance Competition.

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Presented by the Melbourne Fringe and Wyndham council, Ancient Shrines and Half Truths will be performed this week.

Created and performed by the artistic collective Binge Culture, the guided adventure – which will cover part of Watton Street – promises to “take travellers on a journey to discover hidden gems, embrace local cultural rituals and absorb the tales that pervade them”.

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“In a way it’s to sort-of celebrate a town which is silly and fun, and it’s nice to turn a public space into a performance space,” Daly Sadgrove said.

Baxendale said that apart from being a tour of Werribee, the show was “kind of like a satire of tourism”.

Ancient Shrines and Half Truths will be performed at 11am and 1pm from Wednesday, September 18 to Sunday, September 22.

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MY WYNDHAM at 10 o’clock at night … being with a grieving family. It’s a different side of life.

Garry Cowley’s objective in life is simple – to identify where there is a need in the community and try to help. The Werribee pastor speaks with Esther Lauaki.

How do you and the church get involved in the Wyndham community?

We run a food bank and that’s one of the ways that we meet people in the community. We have a program called Let’s Talk on a Saturday where people can come in and practice their language, particularly migrants who want to practice their English. This is in addition to three bible study groups we run each week.

We do a car-boot sale twice a year and around Christmas we run a Carols on the Lawn event. I am thinking about starting up a men’s breakfast event to address some of the issues that men may face.

What’s something not many people know about you?

I love my AFL – I’m a Hawthorn supporter.

I’m a pastor but I’m an ordinary guy. I also love history.

(Damjan Janevski)

What do you love about Wyndham?

What’s your connection to Wyndham?

How long have you lived in the area?

I’m a pastor at the Werribee Church of Christ.

Originally from Perth, I’d been to Victoria once before and when we finished service at our last church we were offered a post here in Werribee.

I had no idea where Werribee was before then.

I’ve been here for about four years with my lovely wife Cynthia, who is from the Philippines.

What are you passionate about?

Perfect once more.

What I do as a pastor, connecting with people and the things we do as a church. I’m in a job that I’m very passionate about, otherwise I wouldn’t be doing it. Being a pastor is not a 9-5 job.

I always have my phone for people who need to talk and I’ve often found myself in a hospital

I’d always said that I wanted to live somewhere that was 30 minutes from the city with a multicultural community. When we were offered the opportunity to come and live in Werribee it was perfect. The shire has a wonderful vision for the future of the area.

Werribee has a unique identity and the people are very easy to get along with. As I get to know the area, I also realise that there are a lot of needs in the community. I think, “what can I do to help?”. Moving here from Perth was a bit of a culture shock in many ways. There was traffic. With traffic it can take you 15 minutes to get into the centre of Werribee and we’re just around the corner.

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FROM THE ARCHIVES Star Weekly looks back through the pages of our predecessor, the Werribee Banner

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Werribee Shire Council will, once again, try to end the discriminatory situation where different pricing structures for packaged beers are in effect for different parts of the state. Since the introduction of minimum pricing legislation for packaged beer 3-4 years ago, successive reviews of the pricing have failed to remove the anomaly between Laverton and Werribee.

Werribee Police will mount a major crackdown on motorists in a bid to stop the carnage on Victorian roads following a horrific seven days which left 27 people dead, last week. As Victoria’s death count heads towards 800 for the year, last week’s triple teenage fatality at Hopkins Rd, Werribee, sparked a senior police crackdown on careless motorists in the municipality.

The State Liberal candidate for Werribee, Councillor David McLaren, will next week ask fellow councillors to reverse a decision they made a year ago while he was mayor opposing an $8.5 million community health centre being built on a site next to the Events Centre. The Department of Human Services (DHS), is close to confirming the Conquest Park estate – on former CSIRO land on Railway Avenue – as the site for the centre.

A war of words has erupted over claims the State Government has failed to fully deliver on funding promises made to Werribee Secondary College before the previous state election. Only 12 days before Victorians went to the polls, former Education Minister Lynne Kosky, then Tarneit District candidate Tim Pallas and former prime minister Bob Hawke visited the school, where Labor promised to provide for a complete redevelopment.

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COMMUNITY CALENDAR WANT YOUR EVENT LISTED? Community Calendar is made available free of charge to not-for-profit organisations to keep the public informed of special events and activities. Send item details to Star Weekly Community Calendar, Corner Thomsons Road and Keilor Park Drive, Keilor Park, 3042, or email to communitycalendar@starweekly.com.au. Deadline for copy and announcements is 5pm Thursday.

Footy challenge

Wyndham CFA Fire Brigade and WRFL Umpires Association will face-off in a social game of football. The annual WRFL Umpires vs Firefighters Beyond Blue Challenge, at Avalon Airport Oval on September 22, aims to raise awareness of mental health within the community.

Kick-off is at 11am followed by the Beyond Blue event at 1pm.

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Tennis time

Come and try the great new courts at Williams Landing! The ANZ Tennis Hot Shots Match session is designed for all boys and girls aged between five and 12 looking to develop their tennis skills. Sessions run between 9am and 11am on September 21. Make sure you have plenty of water, wear appropriate sports attire and sports shoes.

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Werribee Community Singers

Self defence

A free martial arts workshop on September 21 at Martial Fitness Victoria in Point Cook will cover areas of self defence and general martial arts exercises. The one hour session, between 2pm and 3pm is suitable for the whole family, any age, fitness or experience level.

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Pokemon challenge

Get ready gamers! The Guf Werribee Pokemon VGC Premier Challenge is on September 21 at 2/86 Cottrell Street, Werribee. The challenge runs between 11am and 6pm. Participants must ensure that consoles have the latest firmware, and have updated their Pokemon Ultra Sun/ Ultra Moon games.

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The Werribee Community Singers meet on Wednesdays during the school term from 7-9pm at room 3, Central Community Centre, Lonsdale Circuit, Hoppers Crossing.

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Deaf support

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

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Step it up

Diabetes support

Calling young netballers to join the Net Set Go program to hone their skills. The program involves basic skill development – catching, passing, footwork and lots

Join the Werribee Diabetes support group which meets on the second Friday of the month at the Kelly Park Community Centre

Walkers of all ages can step it up at Point Cook Town Centre. Meet outside drycleaners, Monday to Friday, at 9am.

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of fun. The next session, on September 21 between 10.30am and 11.30am, at Hoppers Crossing Netball Association in Mossfiel Reserve, is suitable for girls and boys 5 – 12 years.

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Fit to knit

Have you ever wanted to learn how to knit?

The Grange Community Centre has joined forces with KOGO (Knit One Give One) to form a Monday knitting group that runs from 12.30-2.30pm. Free starter pack.

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Property of the week

MANOR LAKES 32 Lenigas Crescent, 3024 O’Brien Real Estate: 9742 7557

Price: $765,000

Within steps of Lollypop Creek and the newish suburb’s eponymous lake, this large house from Simonds Homes’ “New Living Range” is a cracker for a space-loving family. Parents and kids can spread out in no less than four distinct living zones and five bedrooms.

Every room is generously proportioned, with a consistent palette of greys: pearl-grey wall paint and floor tiles, and mid-grey carpet and cabinetry.

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Four of the carpeted bedrooms, each with walk-in robe, cluster around an upstairs living room, a bright main bathroom and a powder room. The lavish main bedroom has a streamlined dual-basin en suite, as well as a glass slider to a semi-private decked balcony where You Yang vistas can be enjoyed.

Neighbouring a lounge room behind double doors, the remaining bedroom along the entry hall has a walk-in robe and

another smart en suite, while a powder room opposite precedes the emergence of the family-dining area and a rumpus room.

The kitchen, with walk-in pantry and brekkie bench (undermount sinks) for four, has a window splashback framed by white subway tiling, plenty of two-tone cabinetry and all the mod-cons.

The spacious laundry links with both double garage and pantry’s back door.

The main living space opens to an undercover alfresco area, with concrete

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Manor Lakes P-12 College is a four-minute bike ride away, Manor Lakes Central Shopping Centre is about five by car and at least two daycare centres are just three minutes away.

Carole Levy

Agent’s choice

HOPPERS CROSSING 3 Crowe Street, 3029

WERRIBEE 6 Kelvin Grove, 3030

YPA: 9741 7777 Price: $450,000 – $475,000 Auction: September 21 at 12.30pm

YPA: 9741 7777

In popular Mossfiel estate, this older-style brick veneer is a prime candidate for savvy renovators, as well as investors. The block of about 575 square metres backs onto recently upgraded and refurbished Mossfiel Reserve, as well as sitting 300 metres from St Peter’s Primary School, and 1.4 kilometres or less from Pacific Werribee, AquaPulse leisure centre and the station. The house has a tiled lounge room that links with the meals area and abutting kitchen. This has old-school woodgrain-laminate cabinetry, accompanied by an electric cooktop and wall oven, as well as a big sink window with views of the giant covered alfresco area. Three good-sized fitted bedrooms include one with a desk and they share a tri-zone bathroom with tub and vanity, separate shower room and separate toilet. A double garage is included.

On about 535 square metres, this spacious residence will tempt a young family or savvy investor. It’s within a walk of Manorvale and St Andrews primary schools, Little Blooms Childcare, Eagle Stadium and Werribee River’s walking tracks. Of the three large fitted bedrooms, the main has a walk-in robe and access to the two-way bathroom. The smartly executed colour palette of grey and white is accentuated by darker grey accent walls, while mostly mid-grey roller blinds dress windows. A carpeted lounge room has a gas log fire with a white traditional surround, while the kitchen and dining zone has floorboards.

The all-white kitchen has a brekkie bench and stainless-steel underbench oven and gas cooktop. A tiled verandah out back faces a good wedge of lawn, with a giant palm tree at the centre. A driveway heads through gates to a freestanding carport/pergola.

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Just as this one is pristine kerbside, it’s also immaculate indoors, with period flourishes such as timber dado panels all through and the décor style in bathrooms.

The palette of soft green is complemented by matching floor tiles, while quality curtains on multi-paned windows are in varying shades.

Entry beyond a porch is to a spacious, tiled lounge room with space to the side perfect as a study area. The glossy floor tiles in here continue through double doors to the expansive living hub where the large kitchen has a stack of timber cupboards, a corner pantry and servery bench. It also has rose/subway splashback tiles (matching bathrooms), an electric cooktop, wall oven and a dual-drawer dishwasher.

The street-facing main bedroom has a walk-in robe, and an en suite with a spa tub. The remaining three fitted bedrooms share a rear hallway with laundry (with closet), main bathroom and separate toilet.

A giant pergola, with coloured concrete underfoot, shelters a large built-in barbecue and a tinkling water feature, while the backyard on the block of about 700 square metres is landscaped and neat as a pin.

Additional features include outdoor power and lighting, an extended drive-through double garage, and a separate workshop with power connection.

Tucked off Morris Road, the property is a three-minute drive from Bellbridge Primary School, and medical and childcare centres are on the doorstep.

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INSPECTION A MUST

18 Fontain Court Werribee

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75 Greaves Street South Werribee This superbly located home South side of Werribee creates the perfect family sanctuary with four bedrooms plus study, an array of formal and informal living zones. A home base your family will love and share. An individual quality home in one of Werribee’s most convenient locations.

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41 Loyola Road Werribee Location is the key to buying good real estate and coupled with a substantial block of land (620m² approx) this home provides numerous options.

Situated in the South side of Werribee and with the convenience of MacKillop College & Werribee Secondary College, primary schools, town centre & easy freeway access.

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A PASSION FOR COMMUNITY Tony recognises the City of Wyndham, once a small country town, was built by everyday people with community spirit. It has now turned into a bustling city exploding with apartments, shopping centres and a diverse population, however, the vibrancy of its small-town community is still visible and plays a major part in its attraction.

Tony doesn’t just sell homes; he lives and breathes the community and has been spending time with some of Wyndham’s personalities. Head to our Facebook page to see interviews with Phil Golotta (Blue Echoes), Nick Christou (The Park Hotel), Brian Ahmed (Wyndham Cache) and Mark Penaluna (CEO Werribee Football Club). More exciting stories will appear soon!

Looking for a sales agent who ‘CARES’ about your neighbourhood?

For an honest appraisal and hassle-free campaign call Hodges today on 9742 3333 or 0421 734 414 Hodges Werribee Level 1/1 Watton Street, Werribee werribee@hodges.com.au hodges.com.au

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Hoppers Crossing 9 Watson Close It’s all about The location Features include: • 3 Generous sized bedrooms, all surrounding a centralised bathroom.

• 530m2 (approx.) allotment.

3A 1B 1C • Located in the Bellbridge Estate.

• Close to schools, public transport and parklands.

• Generous yard with an undercover entertaining area.

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Point Cook 3 Airlie Avenue enjoy the lifestyle and location Features include: • Located in the ever popular Alamanda Estate.

• 476m2 (approx.) allotment • 4 Bedrooms with built in robes (master with Walk-in Robe & En-suite)

4A 2B 2C • 2 Living areas • Close to Alamanda College, park lands, public transport, Point Cook town centre • Features include; double garage, split system cooling and ducted heating.

Inspect Sat 21 Sep 1:30 - 2:00pm agent Rob Westwood 0439 487 818

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HOPPERS CROSSING 137 HEATHS ROAD

WERRIBEE 2A WATTLE AVENUE

WERRIBEE 6 ALLIANCE STREET

This home has loads to offer,r,r entertainers outdoor shed, which can be used as a workshop or storage space.

Clean & well presented home, close to all amenities.

Prime location to all amenities in Werribee. This home offers loads of natural light & that homey feel.

Brand new home presenting open plan living, dining, hostess kitchen, four spacious bedrooms.

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Stunning family home with an open plan living area. With outdoor pergola overlooking stunning gardens.

Triple storey townhouse located close to shopping centre & schools, two spacious bedrooms with built in robes.

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AUCTION THIS WEEK

Walk To Pacific Werribee Within 1Km! • Located in the popular Mossfiel Estate • Positioned on approximately 577m2 • Backing onto Mossfiel Reserve • Within 300m of St. Peter’s Primary School & Church • 1.0Km to Pacific Werribee • 1.4Km to Hoppers Crossing Station • 1.2Km to Aqua Pulse Gym, Pool & Recreation Centre • 1.2Km to Heathdale Christian College • Large master bedroom with built-in robes • Two remaining bedrooms with built-in robes • Central bathroom amenities • Covered outdoor entertaining area • Large backyard with access to Mossfiel Reserve • Double lock-up garage

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Price Range $450,000 - $475,000

Hoppers Crossing 352 Derrimut Road

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Great Potential For Development • Huge 1-acre corner allotment • A world of future possibilities (STCA) • Three bedrooms • Two bathrooms, two toilets • Two living areas, open plan kitchen • Side access, covered pergola

Thurs 5.40-6pm & Sat 12-12.30pm Photo ID required

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Kirsty Cunningham 0414 344 475

Werribee 4 Willowtree Drive

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Mesmerizing Grand Victorian On Willowtree!

Private Sale $1,625,000 - $1,725,000 Inspect

By appointment Photo ID required

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Bassam Tofaili 0411 449 821

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• Central hallway with study • A lounge with fireplace • Open plan living, dining & kitchen • Upstairs 4 bedrooms & 2 bathrooms • Solar heated inground pool • All on 864m2 approx

Private Sale $1,200,000 - $1,310,000 Inspect

Sat 10.40-11am Photo ID required

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Bassam Tofaili 0411 449 821 James Antonio 0401 889 248

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Werribee 5/13-19 Purcell Court

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Werribee River At Your Door Step!

• Three bedrooms, 2 bathrooms • Views along the Werribee River • Ducted heating, split system cooling • Updated kitchen with granite tops • Large balcony perfect for entertaining • Low maintenance backyard

Private Sale $420,000 - $460,000 Inspect

By appointment Photo ID required

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• Situated on 550m2 (approx) allotment • Close proximity to local amenities • Central living areas, updated kitchen • Three bedrooms with built-in robes • Spacious pergola, generous backyard • Brand new carpets and paint

Private Sale $450,000 - $490,000 Inspect

Sat 10.40-11am Photo ID required

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Mitch Bourchier 0449 941 895

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Wed 5.20-5.40pm & Sat 12.20-12.40pm Photo ID required

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Wesley Norris 0449 119 577

Werribee 25 Billeroy Way

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Werribee 5 Gladstone Place • Short walk to Werribee train station • Get into the City in just over 30 mins • Two well sized master bedrooms • Two split systems, 1 on each level • Provisions for upstairs kitchen • Stone benchtops, dishwasher

Werribee 5 Tanilba Street

• Saba display home on offer • Luxury family oasis • Four bedrooms • Master with grand ensuite • Three living areas • A home that will tick all the boxes

Private Sale $680,000 - $700,000 Inspect

Sat 10.40-11am Photo ID required

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Wesley Norris 0449 119 577 Mitch Bourchier 0449 941 895

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Werribee 1B Glen Street

Manor Lakes 21 Bertie Street

Wyndham Vale 3 Memory Crescent

$402,000

$583,000

$606,000 Werribee 55 Chirnside Avenue

Werribee 6 Kelvin Grove

James Antonio 0401 889 248 Director (L.E.A)

Bassam Tofaili 0411 449 821 Director (L.E.A)

Werribee 19 Tindale Boulevard

Kirsty Cunningham 0414 344 475 Sales Manager (L.E.A.)

YPA WYNDHAM CITY 9741 7777 1 Werribee Street, Werribee

Harry Singh 0406 871 722 Property Consultant (L.E.A.)

Mitch Smit 0450 913 513 Property Consultant

Tarneit 329 Hogans Road

Michael Wilson 0410 730 718 Property Consultant

Wesley Norris 0449 119 577 Property Consultant

Mitch Bourchier 0449 941 895 Property Consultant

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Call your local property experts at YPA Wyndham City

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We are looking for an experienced Property Manager to join our team. For a confidential discussion, please contact James Antonio on 0401 889 248 or via email at jantonio@ypa.com.au

PROPERTIES FOR LEASE Wyndham Vale 54 Federal Drive

Werribee 4 Warbler Close

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Williams Landing 7 Swamphen Drive

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Ali Dowling

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Point Cook 48 Seagrass Crescent

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15 Wistow Chase Wollert Corner block opposite parklands in Aurora Estate

• 479m2 corner allotment (approx).

• 12m frontage with 4.2m arch and 29m depth (approx).

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• Aurora Estate features a newly opened town centre with Coles, Aldi, gym, café, medical centre, pharmacy and specialty stores.

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Living & Learning, St Mary of the Cross MacKillop Catholic

• Located approx 25km North of Melbourne CBD, 6km from the

Primary and Wallaby Chilcare plus planned facilities including two

Hume Freeway Cooper Street exit, 5km from Epping Shopping

government primary schools, Edgars Creek Secondary College,

Centre, 5km from the Northern Hospital.

two community centres and a library.

Auction Saturday 12th October 2019 10:30am Contact Agent Contact

Mac Naidoo 0420 599 904

LJ Hooker Point Cook 9975 7080 All information contained herein is gathered from sources we consider to be reliable. However,r,r we cannot guarantee or give away warranty about the information provided. Interested parties must solely rely on their own enquiries.

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SPORT Falcons fail to fire as the Eagles take the title It was a day that Wyndhamvale would rather forget.

The Falcons were second best in every facet of a 67-point loss to Yarraville Seddon Eagles in the Western Region Football League division 2 grand final at Avalon Airport Oval on Sunday.

Falcons player-coach Chris Moreland conceded the opposition were far too strong for his side on the day.

“Sometimes days like today, your best isn’t good enough,” Moreland said.

“They started slow, but when they kicked into gear, they were slick.

“The way they were using the footy and the way they were flicking it around, we got caught ball watching a bit.

“They’re a good unit.”

Despite the scoreline blowing out, Moreland believes his side tried hard until the bitter end.

Frustrations boiled over late when Yarraville Seddon star Andrejs Everitt perhaps over-celebrated in front of the Falcons fans, leading to a push and shove among the players

and a free kick to Everitt, who kicked another goal to take his team’s score to triple figures.

Aside from that, the Falcons remained disciplined throughout, but just could not get any momentum in the game.

“When I was growing up, you always play siren to siren,” Moreland said.

“You never fall on your sword.

“You always try to finish off the game pretty strong.”

Wyndhamvale’s main deficiency, the lack of a powerful marking key forward, was exposed in the finals.

The Falcons kicked scores of 55, 42 and 34 during the finals, not the offensive output the minor premiers would have desired.

Moreland already has one eye on next season and will be targeting a key forward and key defender.

With some long-term injured players to return, already solid depth on the list with 41 players featuring in the senior side this year and having enjoyed a strong year in which the

In a show of sportsmanship, Yarraville Seddon’s Josh Crofton consoles Wyndhamvale’s Elia Tzagarakis after the game. (Luke Hemer)

Falcons won the minor premiership, Moreland is not predicting the need for wholesale changes. “We have got recruits in mind, it’s whether or not they’re a good fit for us,” he said.

There were not too many winners on the day for Wyndhamvale.

Bol Kolang, the tireless ruckman, was the

best four-quarter performer for the Falcons.

Nathan Bisset was lively in attack, Elia Tzagarakis worked hard defensively and Moreland covered a lot of ground.

After half-time, onballer Liam Scarborough and half forward Jack Tessari tried to ignite the Falcons, but it was all to no avail.

Relegated from division 1 last season, Wyndhamvale has established itself as a powerhouse of division 2.

The energy is back at the Falcons nest after some lean years in the top flight.

While the grand final loss will hurt for some time, another season in the second tier might not be a bad thing for Wyndhamvale.

“A lot of the boys could’ve walked away from the club after the poundings that they copped in division 1,” Moreland said.

“I’ve always said, it’s about getting the Wyndhamvale community back together and just embracing each other.”

Lance Jenkinson

Hawks triumph to take flag

By Lance Jenkinson With his team putting the finishing touches on a glorious grand final day experience, Glen Orden coach Phil Crea turned to the section of supporters decked out in brown and gold, stretched out his arms, clenched his fists, pumped the air in delight and let out an almighty roar.

The emotions of 24 months of blood, sweat and tears that it took for the Hawks to go from a club in oblivion to a premiership winner in the Western Region Football League division 3 came out in that joyous moment.

The Hawks sealed the flag with a 26-point win over the much-fancied Albanvale in the grand final at the VU Whitten Oval on Saturday.

Crea allowed himself the chance to enjoy the final five minutes of what is a most stressful day for coaches.

“It’s been a big journey for a couple of years,” he said.

“What we’ve been through, the challenges, the last five minutes of the game, I just wanted to enjoy every minute of it.”

This time two years ago, Glen Orden did not have a senior men’s football team.

The 2017 season will be a hole in the Hawks record books because of a mass exodus of players prior to that season.

The biggest challenge for Glen Orden was getting back on the park because often clubs are unable to find a way back from such a predicament.

The Hawks found a way, installing Crea as coach and beginning the journey back to the top of division 3.

“It’s a credit to these blokes,” Crea said.

“They put up their hand to get the club back up and running.

“I hope, after this premiership, they make this place home now.”

Glen Orden only won three games in 2018, but that was to be expected because of its limited preparation.

Coming into 2019, Crea told everyone who would listen that he had assembled a finals-quality team.

The Hawks played like one from the outset, winning their first eight games of the season and setting the standard in the league.

Two flat patches – back-to-back losses in rounds nine and 10 and then a three-game losing streak between rounds 15 and 17 – had some people doubting if Glen Orden could re-capture its early-season form, but it did so in a big way during a flawless finals series.

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Above: Glen Orden players and coaches celebrate after receiving the premiership cup.

Left: Glen Orden’s Marc Yates, the most valuable player in the grand final, tracks the ball.

(Pictures: Damjan Janevski)

finals wins was getting back to team instructions and plans that had served them so well during their high points.

“We had that little lapse during the year, but come finals time, we spoke about sticking to our structures and sticking with what works for us, and they did that,” Crea said.

“I thought the way we used the ball was great.

“Everyone played their role today and that’s how you win flags.”

Crea concedes Glen Orden was not perfect.

Two yellow cards – picked up for ill-disciplined acts in the third quarter for Jhoshuar Dean and Soni Rainbow – were disappointing.

It was in those moments, when the Hawks were down a man on the field, that each player stepped up to fill the void.

“A couple of ill-disciplined things might have cost us a bit,” Crea said. “That’s something as a club that we need to work on and get better.

“To win finals and grand finals, you’ve got to

show character, and I thought the boys did after we got those yellow cards.”

Glen Orden’s Marc Yates claimed the medal for best-on-ground.

Yates has been inspirational for the Hawks all season.

“He’s provided that leadership, the love for the club and how much the club means to him has rubbed off on the new blokes,” Crea said.

“He’s unlucky not to be the centre half-back in the team of the year.”

Dylan Di Genova and Henoch Kebede were the outstanding big men on the ground for Glen Orden. Dillon Hinge was the best forward on the ground with three goals and provided a presence.

Crea praised the efforts of the whole Hawks backline. “All year, our backline haven’t conceded a big score,” he said.

“They work so well down there together.”

Crea confirmed that Glen Orden will accept promotion to division 2 next season.

“We’re going to embrace going up a division,” he said.

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Big race rower puts small club on the map Samuel Wilson is proud to represent the relatively small Footscray City Rowing Club at elite levels.

Wilson is proof you do not have to be from one of the bigger city clubs to enjoy success in top level competitions.

The 16-year-old has dominated in his age level in Victoria this year, winning the under 17s singles title at the state championships and reigning in the Herald and Sporting Globe Shield, a six-week handicap event.

Wilson is using his success to promote Footscray City and the sport of rowing in the local area.

“We’ve got quite an under-represented club in the juniors,” he said. “To be able to win those competitions and represent the club, it shows that even quite a small club can still produce athletes that can win high level awards.

“We need more people down here.

“Come and get on the river.”

Wilson loves the thrill of race day.

When it comes to the final 500 metres of a two kilometre race, he is in his element.

“It’s a great sport to do,” he said. “I enjoy the people I’ve met along the way and I love racing.

“The best part is when you’ve got to put

everything on the line, especially when you’ve come from the back and you’re racing to get to the front, it’s what I like about the races.”

Wilson’s year kicked off on a high with success at the state championships.

It gave the West Footscray resident the green light to represent Victoria at the national championships in Penrith.

Unfortunately, that is where Wilson’s low point of the season came.

The year 11 student at Footscray City College was not afforded the chance to show his best form. “I was really sick at the time, so I wasn’t able to perform at the level I would have liked to,” Wilson said. “My aim is to go back again next year, which will be a bit tougher because I’ll be going in as under-age.”

Wilson got healthy in time to compete in the prestigious Herald and Sporting Globe Shield.

The event has been held on the Yarra River since 1927 and consists of six handicap races over a two kilometre course.

Wilson won five of the six races to take out the shield.

Each race he started from the back of the field and worked his way to the front.

Wilson secured the shield after the sixth and

Samuel Wilson is one of Footscray City’s most promising young rowers. (FCRC)

final race – the only leg he did not win.

He only needed to better the points of one of his closest rivals to take out the shield, so he competed in a more tactical fashion.

“It’s quite an honour to win that shield because it’s been going for nearly 100 years,” Wilson said. Wilson is the September nominee for the Don Deeble Rising Star award.

The award, hosted by the Sunshine Western

Region Sports Club and Star Weekly Weekly, recognises young athletes from the western suburbs who have achieved outstanding results at state and or national levels. Wilson will receive $1000 and other prizes, donated by the Yarraville Club Cricket Club, to assist him in achieving his sports goals.

Lance Jenkinson

Devils appoint Dorge as coach

Madison Filer unleashes a shot for Point Cook during the season. (Shawn Smits)

Promotion for Point Cook

By Lance Jenkinson In assessing Point Cook’s run to promotion in the Football Victoria women’s state league 4 west, you are immediately drawn to the incredible feats of its front line.

How could you not be when you feast your eyes on the sumptuous 87 goals they scored in 15 games at a rate of 5.8 goals per game.

Jets coach Graham Moran had a slightly different viewpoint.

Moran felt like the Jets were built on rock solid defensive foundations first and foremost before the fun could start for the strikers.

He has a point too, considering the Jets conceded a measly eight goals for the season at a rate of 0.53 per game.

“When you can build on that sort of structure, it takes the pressure off the front three,” Moran said.

What is most impressive about Point Cook’s defensive numbers is that it was achieved with an inexperienced backline.

The central defensive pairing of captain

Taylah Brown and Jasmine Zilic are supposed to be finding their feet in senior football.

Brown is a young skipper at 21 and Zilic is just 16.

“They formed a formidable duo for us,” Moran said.

“A fairly young combination to have in the centre of the defence but it worked.”

Brown was a fantastic leader on and off the field for Point Cook.

Not only did she take charge of the Jets senior team, but was always willing to share her knowledge with the juniors of the club.

She will leave a legacy of hard work from the 2019 season, but don’t expect the captain’s arm band to be taken away from her any time soon.

“It was her first year stepping up as captain,” Moran said. “She certainly set the example.”

Her ability to ignite forward moves for Point Cook from the back made her a damaging two-way player.

Point Cook had no shortage of finishers.

Fifteen different players scored goals, 11 players were multiple goalscorers and five

players scored five or more on the season.

The lethal trio were Melissa Naumovska, the competition’s second leading goalscorer with 23 goals, Regina Mariel with 16 and Madison Filer with 15.

A huge mid-season addition for Point Cook was Sophie Plessa, who arrived from state league 1 club Hoppers Crossing.

Plessa provided seven goals and much-needed experience.

“She was more important than just scoring the goals,” Moran said. “She had a mature head, which was one factor we were missing.”

With Avondale the clear best team in the league this season, it was all about second spot for Point Cook.

The Jets all but secured their promotion position with a 3-0 win over Kyneton District on August 4.

“We knew early on that Avondale were one or two steps too quick and too skilful, so it was all about the second place,” Moran said.

Point Cook will feature in women’s state league 3 next season.

Werribee Devils have shown their ambition with the appointment of former Australian Boomers centre and accomplished leader John Dorge as coach of the men’s state championship team in 2020.

The Devils established themselves as a respected member of Big V Basketball top flight men’s competition under former coach Warren Estcourt and have brought in Dorge to take the team to the next level.

There are few more revered or honoured members of Australian basketball than Dorge. As a player, Dorge was a towering presence on the court, putting his 209cm frame to good use for club and country.

Dorge enjoyed an NBL career spanning 13 years. A Queenslander, Dorge had the honour of representing the Brisbane Bullets before moving to Melbourne to play with the Geelong Supercats and South East Melbourne Magic.

It was at the Magic where his reputation as a leader grew, captaining the team for five years.

He won two NBL championships with both the Bullets in 1985 and 1987 and the Magic in 1992 and 1996. Since finishing as a player, Dorge has turned his focus to coaching. The 56-year-old spent seven years as an assistant coach in the NBL, five with the Cairns Taipans and two with the NZ Breakers, before taking charge of his own team in New Zealand.

He had immediate success with Harbour Heat in the New Zealand NBL, earning coach of the year honours.

Dorge returned to Australia to take on a coaching role at Camberwell Grammar School and a director of coaching role with St Monica’s College Basketball Academy.

Dorge is looking for a new challenge.

“Looking at it from afar, Werribee is an exciting place to be right now, the association is clearly on the up.

“I’ve seen what the women have done this season and would love to build that kind of excitement around the men’s team as well.”

Dorge will bring in a new assistant coach, Peter Fleming and they will be joined by last year’s development coach Jackie Gibson.

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Despite increased competition in recent years itâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s been the top-selling van throughout that 15-year period and is sure to continue with the release of an all-new model.

The most noticeable change with new HiAce is that it now comes in a semi-bonneted configuration that not only provides extra collision safety but also, allows the engine to be moved forward ahead of the front axle rather than under the cabin as in previous models.

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The increases are within the cabin, with cargo space unchanged at 6.2 cubic metres and 9.3 cubic metres. Model variants are two-seat LWB and SLWB vans, five-seat LWB crew van and 12-seat Commuter bus.

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