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Happy Birthday UCAN Cafe
Sunday, 26th August 1.00pm to 3.00pm Friends of Skeleton Creek maintenance day Meet and register at the playground Markham Way, Altona Meadows Details: Conservation Ranger 9932 1000.
UCAN cafe is turning one and will celebrate by giving away free birthday cupcakes with every purchase on Thursday, 30th August. The cafe will also be giving away babyccinos and cupcakes to children attending the Altona North Community Library’s rhyme time session on the same day at 10.30am. UCAN Cafe is a social enterprise business, supported by Yooralla and Hobsons Bay City Council, to provide mainstream employment for young people with disability. Its goal is to change society’s perception of what people with disability can achieve. To date, the cafe has created more than 8,000 hours of employment for young people with disability. The cafe would like to thank and congratulate Danielle Hibbert, Aaron Mattiske, Jessica Hogg, Micaela Wilkinson, Lauren Kimpton, Daniel Bond, Bryce Hamer, Daniella Kotevski, Aaron D’Altera and Kathryn McPherson for all their hard work in making the UCAN Cafe a huge success. UCAN Cafe is open Monday to Friday from 8.30am to 4.00pm at Altona North Community Library. Catering can also be arranged. For more information call 9391 7929.
Sunday, 26th August 10.00am to 12.00pm Friends of Williamstown Wetlands Meet and register at the Arboretum Rifle Range Reserve, Williamstown Details: Conservation Ranger 9932 1000. Sunday, 2nd September 1.00pm to 3.00pm Truganina Explosives Reserve Preservation Society open day and maintenance Truganina Explosives Reserve Queen Street, Altona Details: Conservation Ranger 9932 1000.
Council Meetings 2012 Tuesday, 28th August Tuesday, 11th September Tuesday, 25th September Unless otherwise noted, Ordinary Council Meetings are held in the Council Chamber, 115 Civic Parade, Altona, commencing at 7.00pm. All interested members of the public are welcome to attend.
UCAN Cafe will celebrate its first birthday with free cupcakes on Thursday, 30th August.
Laneways Hobsons Bay City Council has allocated $100,000 in the 2012-2013 Budget to commence a program to rehabilitate local laneways which have previously been constructed and are listed on the Council’s Road Register. The Council is aware of the condition of several constructed laneways in Williamstown and has compiled a list of 11 laneways in order of priority. The first priority is Rogers Lane, which will be repaired over two financial years due to the significant cost involved in reconstructing the laneway. The Council will undertake basic maintenance of the remaining constructed laneways, such as repairing pot holes. Under the Road Management Act, the Council is not responsible for roads and lanes that are unmade, such as those providing rear access to properties. The responsibility for maintenance lies with abutting owners. For more information, contact the Council on 9932 1000.
What’s happening at the libraries? • Spring into Gardening with Vasili Report Hoon Behaviour Hobsons Bay Libraries presents Vasili, the gardening guru at Bunnings 1800 333 000 (Crime Stoppers) on Saturday, 25th August from 10.30am to 12.00pm at Bunnings, Millers The Council encourages residents to report Road, Altona. Visit the Libraries on Location table while you are there. incidents involving hoon drivers and trail bikes • The Reading Hour Hobsons Bay Libraries and Kumon are hosting a free special ‘Reading by calling Crime Stoppers on 1800 333 000. Together’ event for ‘The Reading Hour’ on Saturday, 25th August from Contact Us 1.00pm to 2.00pm. The Reading Hour is a key National Year of Reading Hobsons Bay City Council initiative. To book, visit http://libraries.hobsonsbay.vic.gov.au/ 115 Civic Parade, Altona PO Box 21, Altona 3018 Telephone 9932 1000 (9947 4685 after hours) Notice of a application for a planning permit Facsimile 9932 1039 • Application PA1225048 TTY: National Relay Service 133 677 Z D A Design has lodged an application to construct three double storey Email customerservice@hobsonsbay.vic.gov.au dwellings and one single storey dwelling at 7 Stapley Crescent, Altona Website www.hobsonsbay.vic.gov.au North. Authorised by Bill Jaboor, Chief Executive Officer • Application PA1225139 Urbis has lodged an application to demolish the existing building, remove Language Link surface treatments and construct a perimeter fence at 3-39 Nelson Place, Williamstown (land bounded by Aitken, Kanowna and Cecil Streetsfs). 131 450 Both applications and supporting documentation may be inspected at the 131 450 Hobsons Bay Civic Centre 8.30am to 5.00pm, Monday to Friday, or via 131 450 Greenlight, the Council’s online permit management system, at www.hobsonsbay.vic.gov.au 131 450 Any person who may be affected by the granting of either permit may 131 450 object or make other submissions to the Council in writing, including the reasons for an objection and stating how the objector would be affected 131 450 by 5th September 2012. Objectors will be advised of the decision. 131 450 For further information, please contact Shane Pritchard (PA1225048) or 131 450 Verity Games (PA1225139) on 9932 1000.
Access information on health and have fun at the Spring into Life Health Expo.
Spring into Life Health Expo Fun, information and advice on how to live a healthy life is on offer at the Spring into Life Health Expo. Come along for free healthy food choices and dietary advice; health checks; fitness testing; Zumba sessions; junior golf sessions at Altona Lakes Golf Course; swimming tips with Altona Swim Club and Western Alligators; balloons; giant inflatable pool activities; face painting and more. The Health Expo is on Saturday, 8th September from 9.00am to 3.00pm at Bayfit Leisure Centre, 257 Mason Street, Altona North. Information, health checks and advice will also be available at Altona Library on Monday, 10th September from 9.30am to 12.00pm; Williamstown Town Hall on Wednesday, 12th September from 1.00pm to 6.00pm; and Altona Meadows Library and Learning Centre on Thursday, 13th September from 9.30am to 12.00pm. For more information, call the Council on 9932 1000 or visit www.hobsonsbay.vic.gov.au
Get in quick to book your tickets Tickets are now available for the 2012 Hobsons Bay Business Excellence Awards gala dinner to celebrate top local businesses. Join MC Ian Cover for a night of networking, entertainment and announcement of all winners on Friday, 7th September at the Williamstown Town Hall, 104 Ferguson Street. Tickets cost $75, which includes canapés, two course meal, drinks and entertainment; $700 for a table of 10; and $40 for one nominee from a nominated business. For details, contact Sally Curtis on 9932 1000 or email business@ hobsonsbay.vic.gov.au
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OUR COVER: Youth worker Les Twentyman sees a very different side to life on our streets. Story: 10-11 Picture: Scott McNaughton
Moving forward is awesome as very couple of years a word or phrase comes along that gets its grappling hooks into the public lexicon and climbs to the pinnacle of inanity. For example, the use of the word “amazing” to describe things which are patently not is such a pet peeve that it recently topped the 37th official list of words that should be banned. Given that the list of “Words Banished from the Queen’s English for Misuse, Overuse and General Uselessness” is compiled by American academics, it’s probably pretty safe to assume Australians are somewhat behind in our abuse of amazing. Here we seem to be stuck with the very-2007 default of “awesome”. Shepherding a young high-profile professional on a recent photo shoot, everything was apparently breathtakingly, heart-stoppingly, outof-this-world fabulous. The toilets to the left. “Awesome”. The photographer’s just arrived. “Awesome”. We reached a conversational zenith when I offered her a cup of coffee. “That would be really awesome”. True, “awesome” is not as bad as the ’90s fixation with “closure” — a therapy goal initially prescribed for people suffering from profound trauma and violent loss which became the musthave mantra for everything from failed relationships to business deals. And it’s nowhere near as toe-curling as passionate. It seems everyone has a Miss World-kind-ofpassion these days. Given it’s a word which implies pain and suffering, if not a certain hotheadedness and/or sexual desire, it’s slightly alarming to hear people profess a “real passion for account management” or to be “passionate about service delivery”. Personally, I prefer my professionals competent, capable and awe-struck as infrequently as possible. Now, about moving forward . . .
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Drivers ignore warning of car stranded in floodwaters POLICE have expressed disappointment that even after a driver became trapped in a flooded Altona creek on Saturday, other motorists continued trying to cross. A man was rescued from the roof of his car just after 8.10pm after floodwaters had swamped him in Kororoit Creek. Metropolitan Fire Brigade spokesman Glen
INBRIEF Robber wields knife A Williamstown RSL Club staff member was held up at knifepoint last Thursday night. A balaclava-clad bandit entered the Melbourne Road premises about 7pm and approached the staff member demanding cash. The bandit placed an amount of cash in a black bag and fled on foot. No one was injured. The robber is about 20, of thin build and was wearing a black balaclava, dark grey hoodie, and gloves. Information: Crime Stoppers, 1800 333 000
Library opens The new $7.8 million Williamstown library opens its doors to the public at noon tomorrow. The state-of-theart library includes a family and local history room, landscaped area, outdoor deck and cafe. It was designed by Sally Draper and Mitsouri Architects and built by local company Devco Constructions.
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attached to his rope, and the occupant walked out with him,’’ Mr Thompson said. The stretch of road has a history of similar incidents when the creek overflows from heavy rainfall. A Victoria Police spokeswoman said the rescued man was not injured and was taken to a relative’s house nearby.
Hobsons Bay’s Inspector Bill Mathers said the man’s predicament didn’t deter other motorists. ‘‘Police are disappointed that even after this event, other drivers tried to cross the flooded roadway. We need to use some common sense. If your car is a four-wheel-drive, it doesn’t mean it’s capable of going through deep water on flooded roads.’’ — Nick Toscano and Goya Dmytryshchak
Verdict a win for the generations BY GOYA DMYTRYSHCHAK A WEEK after the High Court’s decision to uphold the world’s first plain packaging laws for cigarettes, Australia’s first female Attorney-General Nicola Roxon is back in her Gellibrand electorate opening a Newport primary school’s new learning spaces. Sacred Heart Primary School used $2.25 million of federal government Building the Education Revolution funding to develop a new library learning centre and grade 5 and 6 learning areas. Taking on Big Tobacco in the form of four of the world’s biggest cigarette makers was something Ms Roxon did mainly for children not yet addicted to cigarettes and for those who had lost a loved one to smoking-related cancer. When she was 10, Ms Roxon’s father died from oesophageal cancer. Jack Roxon was a smoker. From December 1, all cigarettes will be sold in olivegreen packs without trademarks and with larger health warning graphics. Last week’s legal victory was ‘‘a rare one of those moments where the success is very satisfying,’’ Ms Roxon said in an interview with the Weekly. ‘‘Of course, if it means that some families don’t lose a family member too early then that’s suffering that I would be happy to have helped prevent.’’ But banning tobacco altogether is not something the government is looking at. ‘‘I think if it was a new product we were discovering now but we knew everything about tobacco that we now know, it would be banned,’’ Ms Roxon said. ‘‘But when you live in a free democratic country
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Thompson said the man had tried to drive across the creek in Racecourse Road, but heavy rainfall meant water was higher than usual. The driver climbed on to the car’s roof before fire crews, police and paramedics arrived at 8.10pm. ‘‘A firefighter waded into the creek with a rope around his waist with another firefighter
Plain speaking: Nicola Roxon has described the victory over Big Tobacco as ‘‘a rare one of those moments where the success is very satisfying’’. Picture: Cathy Jackson you’ve got to make change gradually. I was heartened when I was health minister that primary schoolchildren wrote to me every day saying why don’t we ban it, and I
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would always write back and say that might be something your generation should pursue. ‘‘This has been a very big fight to get to this stage, but I think it might be something that future generations will take on and good luck to them.’’ Ms Roxon said new research showed that of the current smokers, 80 per cent became addicted before age 19. ‘‘I think the main aim is that we try to stop people getting addicted to start with so we’re trying to take away any extra reason that a young person, in particular, might take up smoking. ‘‘We don’t want the packet to be attractive to young girls. We don’t want the macho imagery that might attract young men. ‘‘We don’t want people to think that some of the colours suggest that some types of cigarettes are lighter or may be better for you.’’ The battle is not over yet, with Australia now facing a World Trade Organisation challenge over its law from Dominican Republic, Honduras and Ukraine. ‘‘It’s clear that this is a very controversial decision in Ukraine, a country we have virtually no trade with,’’ Ms Roxon said. ‘‘The three countries that have so far expressed an interest are small countries with no particular trade relationship with Australia.’’ The Australian Retailers Association expects the plain-packaging move will cost the industry $500 million in lost productivity. Association spokesman Russel Zimmerman said transaction times would blow out because cigarette packets would look almost identical. He said the new laws ‘‘simply make things difficult’’ for retailers. — With Nick Toscano
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Buses no-go zone for injured woman BY GOYA DMYTRYSHCHAK
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too many people. I went down to the second one and same deal. I watched a guy with an artificial leg get on the fourth bus — he was really lucky. ‘‘I almost managed to get on No.5 and I got shoved out of the way. ‘‘When seven and eight turned up, I couldn’t get on. ‘‘Then I gave up and went home. I’d been at the bus stop for an hour by that point and I thought, this is nuts. ‘‘An elderly lady got shoved against a wall. ‘‘I’m only temporarily disabled — boy, has it been an eye-opening experience.’’ Metro spokesman Daniel Hoare said there was no requirement for staff to assist by requesting other customers to vacate any seat on a bus for a person with specific needs. ‘‘When a customer with specific needs requires a taxi, it is organised by Metro staff and, in this case, the cost is borne by the regional rail link project,’’ he said. ‘‘There were two incidents [on August 12] where customers in wheelchairs did not board buses and a taxi was offered.’’ Mr Hoare said customer service staff were not qualified to determine the level of disability of commuters. Rather, they arranged alternative transport when asked to assist. Ms Hartland said Metro was running a train service and if it ran replacement buses then it ‘‘must be able to manage people with a disability’’.
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Plaque added to Allem’s legacy
We remember: Dina Halkic (front), with her son Allem’s friends, at the plaque site. Picture: Cathy Jackson
A REMEMBRANCE plaque for Altona Meadows teenager Allem Halkic is expected to be erected in his home suburb by September 8 — the date that would have marked his 21st birthday. Allem was 17 when he leapt from the West Gate Bridge on February 5, 2009, after enduring cyber bullying in silence. Following his death, his parents, Ali and Dina Halkic, successfully launched a landmark prosecution of cyber-bullying offences and a coronial inquest into their only son’s death, among other numerous anti-bullying and suicide-awareness initiatives. Mr Halkic said the plaque was planned for the corner of Queen and Merton streets, where Allem used to wait for a bus. ‘‘What we’re trying to do is remember that Allem was a part of the community and after his death many changes actually occurred, from the securing of the West Gate Bridge, from the awareness . . . three and a half years ago people didn’t understand what was going on,’’ Mr Halkic said. “I think when all the kids commute out there they can sort of stop and reflect and understand the dangers of bullying. I think this is a way that’s going to remind people forever. “It’s a reminder of the suffering that he had to go through and I think if it triggers people to look at what happened to Allem and understand it, I think that the long-term prospect, it’s going to definitely help and probably save lives down the track.’’ Ms Halkic said she hoped the plaque would also raise awareness about the dangers of social media. ‘‘Losing Allem, who was our only child, is something that we live and struggle with each day. We’ve set out to bring awareness to this cancer that is taking so many young lives.’’ Anyone with problems may call Lifeline on 131 114 or Suicide Helpline on 1300 651 251. The Compassionate Friends, a support group for bereaved parents, may be reached on 9888 4944. — Goya Dmytryshchak
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Flash of insight saving lives BY GOYA DMYTRYSHCHAK A WILLIAMSTOWN doctor is helping raise awareness of a little-known disease killing the ‘‘poorest of the poor’’ in central Africa. Peter Zammit, together with other parishioners at Christchurch Newport, has formed a group called The Konzo Project to support Dr Howard Bradbury’s fight against Konzo disease. Konzo is a sudden paralysis that occurs in people, particularly children and young mothers, whose diet consists mainly of cassava, a crop from which flour and porridge are made and which contains a natural form of cyanide. Dr Bradbury, an emeritus fellow of Australian National University, has spent 20 years researching and developing means to prevent the disease, which has affected an estimated 100,000 people in the Democratic Republic of Congo alone. Dr Zammit said a simple technique known as the wetting method — mixing cassava flour with water and spreading it out to dry for several hours — allowed the cyanide to bubble off. ‘‘It’s such a simple thing to do and it reduces risk of this disease, which affects the poorest of the poor,’’ he said. ‘‘It cost $25,000
to do the trial in the village that they did.’’ Dr Zammit said he became involved after having a sudden realisation in 2010. ‘‘It was Christmas time and on the news they were talking about how Australia was going to spend $20 billion or something on Gucci handbags and designer jeans for the Boxing Day sales and I was thinking, you know, what an injustice. ‘‘For such a small amount of money the villages of Africa could stop their kids getting sick and the consequences of that sickness, too — the paralysis, the unemployment, or some can’t walk — and just the devastation that a disability is in a developing country. ‘‘And it could be prevented so easily. That’s sort of what moves me. I think it’s an easy solution. ‘‘Let’s see what we can do to help Howard raise some more money to prevent it in more villages. I worked out that if every man, woman and child who lives in Hobsons Bay or visits for business or something gave $10, we’d probably raise $1 million and that would Konzo-proof about 40 villages.’’ For more information, email peter.zammit@bigpond.com
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Hobsons Bay City Council has completed the draft JT Gray Reserve master plan, which sets out new changerooms, social facilities and sports fields for the reserve on Kororoit Creek Road. The proposed master plan was developed in consultation with representatives from the resident sporting clubs, including Williamstown Congregationals Cricket Club, St John’s Cricket Club, Western Suburbs Churches Cricket Association, Williamstown Soccer Club, Barnstoneworth United Junior Soccer Club and Barnstoneworth United Soccer Club. I invite community members to have their say on the draft master plan. Copies are available at JT Gray Reserve, Hobsons Bay Civic Centre, Altona North and Newport Libraries and at www. hobsonsbay.vic.gov.au Feedback is required by Friday, 7th September and can be submitted to the Council’s Recreation Department on 9932 1000 or at recadmin@hobsonsbay.vic.gov.au In other news, the Council, together with the Minister for Children and Early Childhood Development, the Hon Wendy Lovell MP, will turn the first sod to mark the start of construction for the Newport Gardens Early Years’ Centre on Tuesday, 4th September. The new early years’ facility will feature long day care, kindergarten, maternal child health, Yooralla’s Early Intervention Service, Hobsons Bay Toy Library and playgroups. The centre will be unique as it is located on the Newport Gardens Primary School site in Woods Street, providing families with services from birth to school age. It will open in early 2014. This project is jointly funded through capital and infrastructure grants from the Department of Education and Early Childhood Development and will meet the needs of Hobsons Bay families, particularly with new childcare reforms. Finally, The Substation has a host of exhibitions and events coming up. The annual SUB12 exhibition is continuing with the third installment beginning tomorrow. It will run until 16th September Steven Asquith, Sanja Pahoki, Simon Pericich and Masato Takasaka have each been provided a space at The Substation to create large scale works that will be sure to capture the eye. For those who like to get moving, Swingstation is back at The Substation. Strap on your dancing shoes and take a complementary swing dance lesson or simply enjoy the performances and music on Saturday, 25th August from 7.30pm. For details, visit www.thesubstation.org.au To discuss local matters, call me on 0419 762 266 or email phemphill@hobsonsbay.vic.gov.au
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Don’t mess with Orlando, now one of us BY GOYA DMYTRYSHCHAK PRO-WRESTLING’S first openly bisexual wrestler has opened the first training school run by a pro in Australia — right here in Melbourne’s west. Hailing from Florida, WWE Smackdown and former Impact Wrestling superstar Orlando Jordan on Monday launched his WildKat ProWrestling Training Centre at Brooklyn. The one-time US champion in World Wrestling Entertainment made one unforgettable wrestling debut wearing little more than yellow ‘‘Do not cross’’ caution tape, descending from the ceiling and writhing in the ring to Dale Oliver’s soundtrack of Simply the Greatest. With lyrics: ‘‘The women love me and the guys want to get with me.’’ But behind Jordan’s 1.93-metre frame of intimidating muscle lies a man who has struggled to get to the top. Jordan hopes his battle against prejudice will carve an easier path for others. He says it’s a shame his preferences are such a big deal. ‘‘It sure as hell doesn’t dictate my abilities in and outside the ring. ‘‘As a matter of fact, it’s just the opposite. Anybody who’s ever seen me perform in the ring,
Standing strong: Orlando Jordan says there’s no question about his ability in the ring. when it comes to my ability, that’s not in question. ‘‘In life, in general, I think it’s important that we be who we are. ‘‘One of the reasons I’ve always been very open
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about my preference is because I believe that people should be who they are. ‘‘I’ve met younger girls and younger guys who may have questioned who they are and I think that me being open helps that, especially as some-
one who’s in the public eye. I understand what they go through and they can relate to someone like me in that sense because I understand a lot of the prejudice they may come through and some of the hard things they may deal with.’’ Jordan, who also runs pro-wrestling centres in the US, will be a hands-on trainer at Brooklyn. He says the local wrestling industry ‘‘isn’t where it should be’’ and he hopes to elevate it. ‘‘I love it out here in Australia, so I thought it would be a good thing to bring what I know to the industry in Australia and see what I could do to help it grow and bring a part that I’m used to at the level that I’m used to being at. ‘‘And of course this happens over time. ‘‘This will be the first Australian school with someone who has actually had a career in professional wrestling. ‘‘I’ve heard a lot of rumours that people have said this is something that I’m not going to be around for but, trust me, I’m gonna be here and I’m going to be very active in everything I do, in the ring and outside the ring to help build the industry here in Australia. ‘‘. . . It was pretty gruelling in the industry coming up, but that’s been my whole life anyway. ‘‘Nothing’s ever come easy for me.’’
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Apology to Norman ‘came too late’
Summit’s ‘tidal wave of issues’
SHUNNED for his involvement in the black power salute at the 1968 Mexico City Olympics, Australian sprinter Peter Norman has received a posthumous apology from the Australian Parliament. Norman died at his Williamstown home on October 3, 2006, aged 64. The champion sprinter was this week praised for his athletic ability and his courage in standing in solidarity with US athletes Tommie Smith and John Carlos as they gave a black power salute during a medal ceremony. Norman, who had won silver, wore an Olympic Project for Human Rights badge. It’s a widely held belief that Norman was punished for his civil rights stance by being shut out of the 1972 Munich Games despite qualifying. He quit his sport in protest. Smith and Carlos gave eulogies and were pallbearers at Norman’s funeral at Williamtown Town Hall on October 9, 2006. Carlos told ABC Radio yesterday that the apology came too late. ‘‘I don’t think he was as bitter as he was hurt . . . and I don’t think he ever recovered.’’ More than 40 years on, Norman’s time of 20.06 seconds in the 200-metre sprint remains an Australian record.
BY MELISSA CUNNINGHAM POLICE, youth workers and educators have vowed to take a united approach to helping troubled young people in the west following a youth violence summit organised last Tuesday by Footscray-based youth worker Les Twentyman. The summit, ‘Keeping kids in the classroom and out of the courtroom’, was organised in response to what Mr Twentyman called “the growing rate of youth violence” gripping Melbourne’s west. Senior police, educators, students and migrant leaders attended the meeting. Detective Superintendent Pat Boyle said gang violence had reached unprecedented levels, and he urged the community to work together to tackle the issue. “Police can’t do it alone. We need teachers, the government and youth workers to work together on this.” He said there were proven links between truancy and youth gang violence. “Teachers need to be aware of what a gang presence looks like in the school environment and how to intervene.” Braybrook African community leader Abeselom Nega told the summit hundreds of troubled youths had sought help from youth education group iEmpower in the past year. As
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United stand: Pat Boyle wants the community to work together to tackle youth violence. Pictures: Darren Howe
Step in: Les Twentyman says, for many, life is like ‘‘treading water or just waiting to drown’’.
the organisation’s chief executive, he said migrants and refugees were particularly vulnerable. “Our target group is mainly migrants and refugees, many of African background who may be discriminated against or disadvantaged due to poverty and learning difficulties.” Mr Nega wants a strategy in place so youth workers can work in schools and guide students on alternative pathways. He called on police to take a proactive approach and educate troubled youth about the legal and justice system, rather than inflicting harsh punishment. iEmpower youth worker Marian Ali said many
teenagers had already lost hope by the time they were referred to the centre. “It’s devastating to see young people, many with so much potential, struggle to fit into the community.” Mr Twentyman said youth in the west were dealing with a ‘‘tidal wave of issues’’, and he urged the state government, police and senior educators to step in. He called for alternative education centres to be established for troubled youth to keep them engaged through specialised learning. “For many disadvantaged kids, life is like treading water or just waiting to drown.’’ ■ Life on the streets: pages 10-11
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HEN discussing his job and his life, two things very much entwined, it’s hard to get a short answer from social worker and community activist Les Twentyman. You get the impression he’s seen too much to keep things brief. To explain the problems and disadvantages in Melbourne’s west, Twentyman tends not to spout a quick statistic like a politician might. Instead he’ll tell you a story. There’s the one about catching a glimpse of cigarette burns and bruises on a pupil’s arms when he started work as a primary teacher. He says this, and the pupil’s reluctance to talk about how it happened, is what drove him out of the classroom and into youth work. Volunteering for the Sunshine Lions Club one Christmas morning in the early ’80s, delivering toys to needy families is another story.
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Given a list of houses to deliver presents to in Braybrook, his home suburb, Twentyman says he entered a house just around the corner from his own and found three children sharing the same filthy bed. There were no parents to be seen, no food anywhere and just a couple of bottles of beer in the fridge. ‘‘That was when I thought, shit, I’ve been here all my life, been walking past this house, but had no idea what was beyond those walls.’’ Since 1984 when he took a job as an outreach worker with Sunshine City Council, Twentyman has been the face of western-suburbs social work. With an approach to social work that has always seen Twentyman more at home working with kids on the street rather than talking about it with other social workers over coffee, he has a detailed knowledge of disadvantage in the west. As an activist Twentyman’s dual focus has always been working to end youth
August 22, 2012
PICTURE: SCOTT MCNAUGHTON
Les Twentyman is fighting for the western suburbs and the kids who live in them, trying to make sure they have the same chances in life as Eugene Benson reports.
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PICTURE: DARREN HOWE
You’ve got kids taking weapons to primary schools. I don’t think people have any idea what it’s like out here.
violence in the west and giving school-age kids greater access to youth workers. This has seem him in a never-ending campaign with local, state and federal governments seeking funding for education, art and sports programs - anything to keep youths engaged and off the street. Twentyman admits the challenges now are more complex than when he started, but believes investing in schools and targeting children at primary age has always been central to finding answers. After Jeff Kennett’s Liberal state government amalgamated councils and put community services out to tender, Twentyman lost his position with the council’s youth services team and started with Open Family, where he worked closely with Father Bob Maguire to help run a youth refuge house. Drawn back to the west in 2009, Twentyman left and started his own organisation, the 20th Man Fund, which now has two office spaces and 12 staff based in Footscray, but with reach across the west and into Flemington. More than 150 homeless people use the 20th Man office as their postal address. His small but dedicated staff work with numerous agencies to co-ordinate dozens of community building programs for youths, have
established a basketball league for refugees, run a young leaders’ program and surf trips for kids who have never seen a beach, have a back-to-school program for expelled students, and are in preliminary discussions with Maribyrnong Council about turning abandoned factories into alternative school sites. The 20th Man office in Maddern Square, Footscray, also provides an office space for a GP that sees more than 1200 heroin dependent patients each month. Twentyman’s profile and willingness to lobby governments for action in the west has led him to run as an independent candidate for the Legislative Council in 1992 and 1996, and in 2008 he ran in the Kororoit byelection, finishing second to Labor after the distribution of preferences. While unlikely ever to win against Labor in its heartland, Twentyman says taking part was a way of putting western suburbs issues into the political spotlight. As recently as last month, Twentyman took federal Homelessness Minister Brendan O’Connor on a tour of the inner west to highlight the growing issue of homelessness. In April he convinced Premier Ted Baillieu to take the tour. ‘‘I think the area gets forgotten, so I have to get these people out here to see it for themselves.’’
Twentyman believes gang violence is at an alltime high and split along ethnic lines. To demonstrate his point he takes me to a laneway in Braybrook behind a shopping strip where his family once had a fruit shop. Decorated with the tags and slogans of a local gang, the lane is also the setting for another story. This one is about an Islander gang from Sunshine and a baseball bat attack. ‘‘Eighty per cent of the things that go on with violence go unreported. I hear of things all the time but never see anything about it in the paper. ‘‘There’s a lot of racism too. It used to be everyone being down on the Asians. Now it’s more the Africans — it’s all based on ignorance. ‘‘You’ve got teachers at local schools who feel as though they’ve been parachuted into a war zone. You’ve got kids taking weapons to primary schools. I don’t think people have any idea what it’s like out here. ‘‘That is why we need youth workers at every primary school. You’ve got to get in and make a difference before they are too far the other way and drop out of school.’’ Twentyman says there are Arab and Aussie gangs, Asian gangs in St Albans, Africans in Footscray, Islanders in Sunshine and gangs divided into postcodes.
Even considering his detailed understanding of the area’s problems, underlying all of Twentyman’s work is an affection for the west. ‘‘Despite it all I love the area. Fellow Braybrook boy Doug Hawkins and I go around Australia talking to people all the time and we are very proud that we come from Braybrook. ‘‘I probably wouldn’t have the image I do if I was a youth worker from Brighton. ‘‘The thing is it doesn’t have to be this bad — if we could just get some resources. We want to function like the rest of bloody Melbourne. ‘‘It’s only going to happen when we lobby for services and jobs and that sort of stuff. ‘‘I want the 20th Man Fund to have a youth worker in every Victorian school, to set up some community schools and keep kids in classrooms and out of courtrooms. So I’ll keep going on to whoever is in government to achieve that. ‘‘Creating jobs is also crucial. That’s a major difference to the problems in my day — violence used to settle down after the weekend because on Monday everyone would go back to work. ‘‘Today 56.7 per cent of kids aged 15-19 are unemployed.’’
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From anguish to teaching BY GOYA DMYTRYSHCHAK IT WAS two alarming events that spurred Altona author Dean Mason to write about the grief and trauma of divorce. On May 13 last year, ex-SAS soldier Michael Fox climbed the Sydney Harbour Bridge to protest against being denied access to his children after separation. Four days later, Paul Rogers murdered his estranged fiance and her friend at Robina on the Gold Coast, before killing his five year-old daughter and himself. Titled Daddy’s OK: Fathers’ stories of separation and divorce, Mr Mason’s book tells the true stories of 14 men affected by divorce. Mr Mason, who divorced 15 years ago, says life is ‘‘good now’’. He found the best way to deal with his ‘‘personal anguish’’ was to help others, so about eight years ago he started volunteering with Dads in Distress Support Services. ‘‘The best way I can describe it, it’s a
to live my life and there’s a lot of support around me to live my life and I will. And when she delivers that news, the guy says, ‘What are you talking about, I thought we were happy’.’’ Mr Mason, who has three adult children from his first marriage and a stepson with his wife, said a fifth of Australia’s five-million children under 17 lived with only one natural parent, and in 80 per cent of cases it was with the mother. ‘‘In the work I do in the community, I’m so conscious of the anguish that people are experiencing that’s not being listened to.’’ For confidential 24-hour support, ring MensLine on 1300 789 978.
trauma, like a serious accident or losing a loved one,’’ he said. ‘‘It’s absolutely grieving. ‘‘What the professionals say about trauma is that we’ve got three instinctive responses: that’s to fight, or we run (so that’s flight), and the third one that’s not often talked about is to freeze. That’s where emotionally you just shut down. You just don’t let anyone in because it’s too painful. ‘‘See, as blokes, we’re brought up to be tough, to be out there . . . just get on with it. ‘‘So when you go through this emotional stuff, you’ve got no tools to ‘get on with it’. ‘‘Many women say — because about 70-80 per cent of the splitting is initiated by the woman — that often they’ve been trying for a couple of years to get through to this guy because there are issues that need to be addressed. ‘‘And after a couple of years she says, that’s it, I’ve had enough, I can’t bash my head against a brick wall, I can’t get through to you so I just have
Reaching out: Dean Mason says he dealt with his ‘personal anguish’ by helping others going through separation. Picture: Scott McNaughton
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Footscray lad a ‘living treasure’ MMP Media publications PO Box 740, Niddrie, 3042 12 Howes Street, Airport West, 3042 Phone 8318 5777 Classifieds 13 24 25 Distribution 8667 4830 Advertising fax 8318 5736 Editorial email westnews@yourweekly.com.au Website maribyrnongweekly.com.au hobsonsbayweekly.com.au Editor David Bonnici Chief Of Staff Cameron Tait Sales Manager Andrew Mahon 8318 5777 Publications Director James Stuart 8318 5777 Publisher Antony Catalano
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ACTORIES and open fields, burning rubbish tips and the winding river . . . the Footscray of Michael Leunig’s childhood has come a long way in some respects, but it’s always been a suburb of contrasts. There’s an air of nostalgic whimsy in the cartoonist’s voice as he describes his childhood by the banks of the Maribyrnong. It’s the same quality that pervades his instantly recognisable cartoons. “It was a working-class area with a real consciousness of itself as that,” he says of the 1950s Footscray. “There were a lot of factories, a lot of people working in them and a lot of really bad smells from the tanneries.” It was a very down-to-earth community as well, he adds, and it was already undergoing a post-war transition from an Anglo-Saxon and AngloCeltic culture to one reflecting a much broader mix brought about by migration. Leunig says the area has always kept
a strong community spirit. He felt it during his schooling at Maribyrnong High and it carried through to his first job at the meatworks. He credits this sense of community, a supportive family and “a lot of freedom as a child” as informing both his art and world view. “Life was very basic. ‘‘There was a chance to be contemplative as a young boy. I would go to the Footscray library and borrow books. I just wanted to be expressive; somehow I got it in my blood.” Storytelling around the kitchen table, his father’s role in the union and unhappiness about the war in Vietnam all shaped Leunig’s trajectory as a political and philosophical cartoonist. “The ’60s was a time of upheaval. My father was very active in the Meatworkers Union and there was certainly that influence there in my family; lots of ideas. ‘‘It was an intellectually lively time and I got a political consciousness during the Vietnam War.” Leunig took to cartooning like a
Reflections: Self-portrait drawn by Michael Leunig for the Weekly. duck to water, a “self-taught art that doesn’t come through the proper channels”. He credits this with allowing him to develop his own style and voice. He’s now known to many via his cartoons for The Age newspaper and through cartoon-books such as The Adventures of Vasco Pyjama and the Curly Flats series. Leunig was declared an ‘Australian Living Treasure’ by the National Trust
of Australia in 1999, and he feels blessed to have been able to develop his cartooning career without losing sight of what drew him to the form. “I went into it as a political cartoonist, but I was never really interested in the main players. ‘‘I have always been more fascinated in the ordinary people. It has been very personal work, a personal matter, things like human loneliness, love and death, depression and joy.” He considers his realm to be “the space between dark and extreme light” and believes it’s the shared emotional touchstones of love and sadness, loneliness and joy that connects with his audience. Leunig will reflect upon his early life in Maribyrnong and Footscray in ‘Curly Pyjamas and other such stuff: an evening with Michael Leunig’ — a free talk at Footscray library for the Maribyrnong Literary Festival, from 7pm on Friday, September 7. Bookings: maribyrnong.vic.gov.au/library
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Concert designed to ‘soothe the soul’ BY BENJAMIN MILLAR NTERNATIONALLY acclaimed inner-west musicians will be drumming up support for peace — individually and internationally — in a special performance in Yarraville this Sunday. Newport percussionist David Jones (pictured), winner of the 2010 Melbourne Prize for Music, will bring his acclaimed Sounds of Peace concert to Kindred Studios with special guests Carmen Warrington and Megan Kenny. “The concert will be a total experience designed to soothe the soul and allow minds and bodies to bathe in the healing sounds and voices we’ll bring,” Jones said. He will be using a 35-piece drum kit alongside Tibetan, Japanese and crystal singing bowls, a South African kalimba, Chinese gongs, a hybrid Indian drone and other instruments gathered from around the globe. Yes, he’ll be playing them all, just not all at once! Fellow Newport resident Warrington has
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Space for lounge lizards Recent renovations and a great location makes this the ultimate package, writes Tegan Forder ew owners will get the best of both worlds; a family house in a quiet street and contemporary living thanks to recent renovations. This well-presented house on 530 metre squares has a lowmaintenance front garden with lawn and established beds planted with shrubs, roses and lavender. A wooden porch, wooden support posts and a grey rendered facade create a stylish exterior, while inside polished floorboards carry on the feel. The immaculate interior showcases attention to detail from state-of-the-art lighting to square edge plasterwork in the living areas. The simple floor plan has three distinct zones. Three bedrooms are at the front end of the house. The main has a walk-in wardrobe and a sparkling bathroom with frameless shower and stylish black and white stone mosaic feature tiling. The other bedrooms, one with a built-in wardrobe, are bright thanks to ample windows which have holland blinds. A lounge room with downlights has plenty of room for a
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3 Jurga Court, Seaholme Bedrooms: 3 Bathrooms: 2 Living areas: Lounge, family/meals The rest: Polished floorboards, holland blinds, Caeserstone benchtops, breakfast bar, state of the art lighting, extensive deck area, low-maintenance gardens, double garage, additional off-street parking Price: $590,000-$640,000 Private sale Open for inspection: Saturday, at 12.30-1pm Agent: First National Real Estate Barlow McEwan Tribe, 9398 3888
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FOR SALE INSPECT Saturday 12.00-12.30pm PRICE 1Br $310,000, 2Br from $325,000 MELWAY REF 41 F6
Located in a prominent pocket of West Footscray. This fully renovated villa unit offers a great lifestyle for the First Home Buyer or an excellent prospect for the astute investor. Offering: open plan living/dining/kitchen generous size bedroom with (BIR). Central bathroom with laundry facilities. Features: Polished floor boards, stainless steel appliances and parking space. An opportunity not to be missed. Saturday 8th September at 12 noon Saturday 11.30-12.00PM $240,000 - $260,000 41 F6
Choice of 5 renovated villa units in boutique small block. Includes 1 and 2 bedroom all with car parking and private courtyard • Comprises spacious lounge • Separate kitchen / meals area • Generous size bedrooms with (BIR’s) • Central bathroom, separate laundry Ideal opportunity for astute investors and owner occupiers alike.
Tel: 9687 3366
Charles Grixti 0408 190 056 [ 18 ] WEEKLY – YOUR COMMUNITY VOICE
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93 PAISLEY STREET FOOTSCRAY
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Resort-like ambience resort-like atmosphere is the norm when it comes to this house. And it will be easy for eventual buyers to overlook the fact that it’s all so close to the city. A Balinese-inspired courtyard with water feature provides the right setting to entertain. The courtyard links to a double garage with remotely-controlled door and a huge upstairs loft. An open-plan hub incorporates the kitchen and living area and flows seamlessly to the outdoors. A timber staircase leads to the first-level bedroom and bathroom.
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323 Melbourne Road, Newport Price: $700,000-$750,000 Auction: September 1 at 1.30pm Agent: Williams Real Estate Williamstown, 9397 2000
woodards.com.au MULTI-OFFICE NETWORK
WILLIAMSTOWN 75 The Strand LOCATION, LUXURY, LIFESTYLE - THE VERY BEST OF EVERYTHING Period appeal, contemporary quality and indooroutdoor enjoyment are combined with spectacular success throughout this landmark Victorian home. Aspects over parkland the bay and the city beyond create a calming effect that complements the acknowledged lifestyle appeal of this iconic location. Inside, the senses are delighted by four inviting bedrooms and an arched hall that retains all the romance of its era. A huge dressing room accompanies the majestic main bedroom while a large family bathroom illustrates the style with which this renovated period classic meets modern needs with ease. Jarrah floors and an open-plan kitchen equipped granite benches, smeg appliances and a generous pantry with Hafele fitted storage accompany light-filled living/dining dimensions which flow effortlessly to expansive decking and an elegant terrace, landscape architect designed with entertaining in mind. Ducted heating, refrigerated cooling, security system, water tanks and off street parking put fine finishing touches to a faultless family home on a large allotment featuring second frontage to Dowman Street.
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CARLTON 393 Rathdowne Street 9347 1755
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CARLTON NORTH 633 Nicholson Street 9344 1000
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Renovated and extended his Victorian gem blends vintage charm with modern convenience, so it’s sure to impress buyers. The double-fronted house has been renovated and extended making the most of space and style. Three double bedrooms are at the front, two with built-in wardrobes, one with a fireplace. An open-plan living-dining area has a fireplace and split-system unit. A kitchen is nearby with stainless-steel appliances and an island bench. A bathroom, laundry and separate toilet are at the back. An undercover decked entertainment area has room for outdoor furniture, while beyond this is
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103 Hamilton Street, Yarraville Auction: Saturday, September 15 at 2pm Price: $650,000-$700,000 Agent: Jas H Stephens Yarraville, 9316 9000
Maribyrnong 1 Raven Lane 5 star finishes in the Exclusive Edgewater Estate. This 4 year old family home offers dual street frontage & 40sq approx of luxury. Comprises: 4 Bedroomss with full cinema & downstairs office or the ability to offer 6 bedrooms. Other features include: oversized oversized double garage, formal living room, gourmet kitchen with ceasar stone benchtops, custom light fittings, 3 metre ceilings, quality window furnishings, refrigerated dual zoned cooling & heating plus alarm. This home is only mins walk to Edgewater Lake, parks, restaurants, shops & easy access to the CBD.
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Saturday 12:45 - 1:15pm
> PRIVATE SALE > MEL REF 28 C12 > EPR
$1,100,000 - $1,200,000 Kensington 488 Macaulay Road > TEL 9376 3322 > CONTACT Fernando Costa 0413 664 133 > OFFICE
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Soak up the village vibe his property is in a convenient spot, according to its owner. ‘‘I have enjoyed living in this period home within the Yarraville Village, being a short stroll to the bus and train station, close to the schools and other amenities makes this property very liveable,” owner Stephen says. The Victorian has three double bedrooms, a spacious living area, kitchen with stainless-steel appliances, adjoining meals space and a bathroom. An undercover area is concreted.
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99 Simpson Street, Yarraville Price: $500,000-$550,000 Auction: September 22 at 2.30pm Agent: Jas H. Stephens Yarraville, 9316 9000
t’s all about location when you’re looking at buying real estate and this potential multi-unit site on 873 square metres is right where it needs to be — in the heart of Maribyrnong. A tram is at the doorstep, and Highpoint shops and the river’s walking tracks are all in striking range. A deep backyard with open grass leaves a lot to the imagination. There are options to renovate the house or redevelop the land into a multi-unit development site, subject to council approval.
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127 Raleigh Road, Maribyrnong Price: $750,000-$800,000 Auction: Saturday at 12.30pm Agent: Brad Teal Real Estate Ascot Vale, 9370 1111
Williamstown 38 Crofton Drive A Stonehenge Masterpiece Tranquilly located in an upmarket Williamstown locale with the seaside at your door, this quality Stonehenge-built home boasts craftsmanship of the highest order. An abundance of natural light, formal & informal living areas. Designer kitchen will also have you cooking in style, with its magnificent s/s European appliances, Qasair rangehood, stone benchtops and splashback and abundant storage options. Offering every modern luxury, the home boasts a fully fitted, purpose built wine room, gas log fire, central vacuum, security system, ducted heating and refrigerated ducted cooling.
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> AUCTION Saturday 15th September 1.30pm > MEL REF 55 H9 > EPR
$900,000 - $960,000 Williamstown Shop 3/73 Douglas Parade > TEL 9399 9888 > CONTACT Nathan Smith 0425 839 988 Joanne Royston 0402 996 622 > OFFICE
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Get a foot in the door omeone once said ‘don’t judge a book by its cover’, in this case the statement applies to this apartment. ‘‘The huge internal spaces separate this residence from the rest. Being in a small block and close to shopping and transport makes it a perfect first home or investment,’’ owner Philippa says. The two-bedroom apartment has a living-dining space, kitchen with stainless-steel appliances, including a dishwasher, bathroom and a balcony. A garage is included.
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f living in Williamstown has always been a dream, this property can fulfil it. The ground-floor apartment is one of six and within walking distance of Nelson Place, transport and parklands. It has two bedrooms, the main with built-in wardrobes, a light-filled living room, updated kitchen with stainless-steel appliances, adjoining meals area, sunroom/study and a bathroom with laundry services. Polished floorboards and a car space are included.
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1/28 Hanmer Street, Williamstown Price: Contact Agent Auction: September 8 at noon Agent: Sweeney Estate Agents Williamstown, 9399 9111
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FIRST TIME DECO First time on offer this classic art deco home still maintains its original features and 1930s charm while offering a solid foundation for a modern day make over. Comprising 3 possible bedrooms, formal lounge, large kitchen/meals area central bathroom, private rear garden and side driveway leading to garage. With original lead lighting and ornate ceilings this home is ready for those with a vision.
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This Sat at 12 pm Wed 6.30-7 pm $400,000 - $440,000 216 Union Road Ascot Vale | 9370 7766 Brad Airs 0414 594 884 Milo Rasinac 0418 379 374
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Catch the bayside breeze hen summer arrives heading to Altona beach from this property will be a major perk. ‘‘With the beach nearby, I’ve enjoyed every minute of living in this warm and inviting home,’’ owner Susan says. The two-bedroom unit has a bathroom with dual access, good-sized lounge room, kitchen with dishwasher, meals area and laundry. New carpet, fresh paint, ducted heating, single garage with remotely controlled door and a courtyard are extras.
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1A Bracken Grove, Altona Price: $380,000-$410,000 Auction: Saturday, September 1 at 11am Agent: Jas H. Stephens Yarraville, 9316 9000
uyers can save on stamp duty with these two apartments which are due for completion by the end of the year. Built by Novo, each of these residences will have two bedrooms with built-in wardrobes — the main bedrooms will also have an en suite and access to a balcony. A sitting room will also be on this level. Downstairs there will be an open-plan living and a kitchen with stainless-steel appliances. A garage and entertainment deck will add appeal.
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1-2/5 Railway Parade, Newport Price: $525,000-$550,000 each Private sale Agent: Sweeney Estate Agents Newport, 9391 9511
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MAIDSTONE 15 Raglan Street All the hard work has been done! Renovated 3 bedroom home on a lowmaintenance block features central bathroom, lounge/dining, stone-top kitchen/meals, separate laundry, polished floorboards, gas heating, air conditioning, private rear garden and side drive.
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104 Somerville Road Yarraville Ph 9316 9000 1/66 Douglas Parade Williamstown Ph 9393 1600 www.jasstephens.com.au
FORTHCOMING AUCTIONS SATURDAY 25TH AUGUST 2012 $590-$630,000 West Footscray 17 Church Street Yarraville 74 Oâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;Farrell Street $550-$580,000 Newport 33 Blackshaws Road SOLD BEFORE $641,500 SATURDAY 1ST SEPTEMBER 2012 $295-$320,000 West Footscray 7/42 Roberts Street Sunshine West 2/15 Haven Close $325-$355,000 Maidstone 72B Richelieu Street $395-$430,000 Footscray 2/27 Empire Street $380-$400,000 Altona 1A Bracken Grove $380-$410,000 SATURDAY 8TH SEPTEMBER 2012 West Footscray 15 Palmerston Street Footscray 17 Stirling Street SATURDAY 15TH SEPTEMBER 2012 2D Castlemaine Street Yarraville Yarraville 184 Roberts Street Yarraville 103 Hamilton Street Yarraville 328 Nicholson Street Seddon 60 Charles Street Footscray 45 Swan Street Altona North 262 Millers Road
$1.15M-$1.3M $540-$580,000 $650-$700,000 $1,050,000 Plus $600-$660,000 $700-$770,000 $440-$480,000
SATURDAY 22ND SEPTEMBER 2012 99 Simpson Street Yarraville Yarraville 32 Regent Street Yarraville 13 Morven Street West Footscray 22 Marcus Avenue Seddon 190 Charles Street
$500-$550,000 $610-$640,000 $430-$470,000 $550-$580,000 $510-$550,000
$630-$670,000 $550-$580,000
A SELECTION OF OUR PRIVATE SALES Maidstone Newport
11 Crefden Street 49 Junction Street
SATURDAY 6TH OCTOBER 2012 9 Tongue Street Yarraville Yarraville 124-126 Seventh Avenue
$800-$850,000
SUNDAY 14TH OCTOBER 2012 9 McKay Street Yarraville
$950,000 Plus
RECENT SALES RESULTS 13 Deakin Street Yarraville Yarraville 188 Sanderson Street Yarraville 64 Sanderson Street Yarraville 154 Anderson Street Williamstown 1/13 Thomspon Street Williamstown 3 Saltwater Drive Williamstown 9/4 Gellibrand Street Williamstown 26 Gellibrand Street Williamstown 16 Hannan Street Williamstown 216 Kororoit Creek Road West Footscray 4 Soudan Road Spotswood 20 Derham Street Spotswood 11 Kernot Street North Altona 24 Ararat Street Newport 11 Hobson Street Footscray 6/72 Cross Street Footscray 5/72 Cross Street Footscray 3/72 Cross Street
SOLD $645,000 SOLD $568,500 SOLD $620,000 SOLD $1,165,000 SOLD $675,000 SOLD $740,000 SOLD $408,000 SOLD Undisclosed SOLD $1,710,000 SOLD $695,000 SOLD $590,000 SOLD $740,000 SOLD $500,000 SOLD Undisclosed SOLD $525,000 SOLD $357,000 SOLD $361,000 SOLD $426,000
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UNDER OFFER Yarraville 11 Morven Street Yarraville 11 Thomas Street Yarraville 188 Stephen Street SOLD Yarraville 38 Kingston Street Yarraville G10/58 Ballarat Street Yarraville 1B Stooke Street Maidstone 6 Short Street Newport 30 Jack Street Newport 2/8 Rosshire Road Newport 2/10 Blenheim Road SOLD Williamstown 6 Waterloo Street Williamstown 156 Melbourne Road West Footscray 3/707 Barkly Street West Footscray 2/135 Essex Street SOLD West Footscray 201 Essex Street West Footscray 3 Rupert Street West Footscray 6/148 Rupert Street West Footscray 49 Hex Street UNDER OFFER West Footscray 2 Clarke Street Footscray 4 Naismith Street Footscray 1 Johnson Street Footscray 6/7 Govan Street Footscray 511/250 Barkly Street Footscray 809/250 Barkly Street Footscray 4/72 Cross Street SOLD Footscray 52 Everard Street Braybrook 3 Daisy Court Spotswood 1&2/68-70 Hudsons Road Spotswood 20 Derham Street SOLD Spotswood 11 Kernot Street SOLD Seddon 17 Hamilton Street SOLD Seddon 9/34 Hyde Street Yarraville 4 Stooke Street Yarraville 1 Bellairs Avenue Kingsville 34 Williamstown Road Kingsville 28 Kingsville Street SOLD Kingsville 1/17 Kingsville Street Kingsville 9 Queensville Street Kingsville 5/355 Geelong Road Kingsville 26 Edgar StreetUNDER OFFER South Kingsville 83 Saltley StreetUNDER OFFER
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auction arbee real estate AFFORDABLE RETAIL INVESTMENT Friday 31st August at 1pm on site Shop 1, 130-136 Victoria Street, Seddon
Unique Opportunity!
NEW 5X5 YEAR LEASE
l 1.834 Ha of Residential 1 Zoned Land. l Planning Permit for 7 extra large blocks. l Varying in size from 1,572m² to 3,530m². l Adjoins established Residential areas south of the Western Freeway.
l Within walking distance of Main Street, Schools & Conveniences.
Bacchus Marsh
$2 S U BU 90, IT YE 000 RS +
â&#x20AC;&#x201C; Tenant: Mensroom Barber Shop â&#x20AC;&#x201C; Current Rent: $17,000 pa + GST â&#x20AC;&#x201C; Lease 5x5 year commenced April 2012 â&#x20AC;&#x201C; Review: Annual 4% with market reviews at options â&#x20AC;&#x201C; Outgoings paid by the tenant â&#x20AC;&#x201C; Thriving and emerging retail strip Property ID: 6600
James Gregson 0421 516 480
l Melway Ref 333 J4 Auction Saturday 25th August 11.00am Address: Lot 2 Leila Court
www.fitzroys.com.au 367 COLLINS STREET MELBOURNE
9275 7777
Location & Potential!
arbee real estate
Sought after part of Bacchus Marsh l Walking distance to town and in a quiet street. l In need of some TLC but has the potential to shine. l 3 bedrooms, 1 bathroom, entrance hall & lounge room. l Dining room/meals area & serviceable kitchen. l Externally there is a single carport and a single garage l The property also has rear laneway access if required. l Book your inspection today.
Opportunity Knocking!! l Refurbishment Required By An Energetic Handyman. l B/Veneer Home, 3 Bedrooms, Double Garage, Lounge/ Dining, Spacious Kitchen.
l Large Block Approx 1140m², Paved Outdoor Area, Good
Bacchus Marsh
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Auction Saturday 25th August 1.00pm Address: 21 Standfield Street
140 Main Street, Bacchus Marsh www.arbeerealestate.com.au
Darley
5367 2333
Daryl Gould 0409 233 157 I Bryan Marsden 0414 661 206 I Ian McDonald 0418 522 549 I Bob Gunnell 0417 566 951
Auction Saturday 8th September 10.00am Open: By Appointment Address: 22 Swans Road
140 Main Street, Bacchus Marsh www.arbeerealestate.com.au
5367 2333
Daryl Gould 0409 233 157 I Bryan Marsden 0414 661 206 I Ian McDonald 0418 522 549 I Bob Gunnell 0417 566 951
104 Somerville Road Yarraville Ph 9316 9000 1/66 Douglas Parade Williamstown Ph 9393 1600 www.jasstephens.com.au
SOLD $520,000 JUSTIN TONG 0431 179 619
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Forthcoming Auctions Date
Time
25 Aug 10am 25 Aug 12.30pm 25 Aug 2pm 1 Sep 11am 1 Sep 1pm 1 Sep 3pm 8 Sep 10am 8 Sep 11am 8 Sep 1pm 8 Sep 2pm 8 Sep 3pm 9 Sep 12pm 15 Sep 10am 15 Sep 11am 15 Sep 12pm 15 Sep 1pm 15 Sep 2pm 22 Sep 11am 22 Sep 3pm 6 Oct 11am 6 Oct 1pm 27 Oct 12pm Forthcoming Auction Forthcoming Auction
Guide
Address
Suburb
$725,000-$775,000 $360,000-$390,000 $590,000-$640,000 $360,000-$390,000 $600,000 plus each $530,000-$580,000 $190,000-$210,000 $580,000-$630,000 $680,000-$720,000 $1,350,000-$1,475,000 $670,000-$720,000 $950,000-$1,050,000 $790,000-$870,000 $780,000-$850,000 $1,800,000-$2,000,000 $880,000-$940,000 $825,000-$875,000 $340,000-$370,000 $680,000-$720,000 $790,000-$850,000 $710,000-$770,000 $600,000-$630,000 $390,000-$440,000 $740,000-$780,000
28 Schild Street 1 Suffolk Street 26 Finlay Street 123 Blackshaws Road 86 & 88 Clive Street 37 Dempster Street 4/18 Eldridge Street 14 Tennyson Street 58 Leander Street 8A Stanley Street 43 Cecil Street 71 Ovens Street 131 Roberts Street 111 Melbourne Road 41 Electra Street 92 Railway Place 47 Station Road 9/53-65 Whitehall Street 20 Empress Avenue 1/136-138 Charles Street 5 Saltwater Drive 66 Rupert Street 115/200 Stephen Street 87 Hannan Street
Yarraville West Footscray Yarraville Newport West Footscray West Footscray Footscray Seddon Footscray Williamstown Yarraville Yarraville Yarraville Williamstown Williamstown Williamstown Seddon Footscray Kingsville Seddon Williamstown West Footscray Yarraville Williamstown
Newport Guide Auction
123 Blackshaws Road
Bed 2 / Bath 1 / Car 1
$360,000-$390,000 11am Saturday 1st September on location
Inspect
10-10.30am Saturday & 10.45-11.15am Sunday
Contact
John Galea 0405 564 669 & Adrian Butera 0409 099 791 Williamstown 9397 1600
West Footscray Guide
86 and 88 Clive Street $600,000 plus each (Buy one or buy both)
Williamstown Guide
8A Stanley Street
Auction
1pm Saturday 1st September on location
Auction
2pm Saturday 8th September on location
Inspect
10.15-10.45am Saturday
Inspect
6-6.30pm Thursday & 12-12.30pm Saturday
Contact
Nathan Johnson 0410 331 032 & Traci Charles 0425 717 489
Contact
Yarraville 9314 1188
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Nathan Johnson 0410 331 032 & Adrian Butera 0409 099 791 Williamstown 9397 1600
August 22, 2012
Bed 4 / Bath 3 / Car 2
$1,350,000-$1,475,000
Williamstown Guide
111 Melbourne Road $780,000-$850,000
Bed 3 / Bath 1 /
Williamstown Guide
Bed 3 / Bath 1 / Car 1
92 Railway Place $880,000-$940,000
Auction
11am Saturday 15th September on location
Auction
Inspect
12.45-1.15pm Saturday & 1.30-2pm Sunday
Inspect
11-11.30am Saturday & 12.30-1pm Sunday
Contact
John Galea 0405 564 669 & Colin Rich 0414 397 164
Contact
John Galea 0405 564 669 & Colin Rich 0414 397 164
Williamstown 9397 1600
Williamstown Guide
41 Electra Street
1pm Saturday 15th September on location
Williamstown 9397 1600
Bed 5 / Bath 3 / Car 2
$1,800,000-$2,000,000
Auction
12pm Saturday 15th September on location
Inspect
1-1.30pm Saturday
Contact
Adrian Butera 0409 099 791 & Susie O’Neill 0417 755 450 Williamstown 9397 1600
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Williamstown 4 Merrett Drive
Williamstown 1/28 Hanmer Street
Newport 4 Liley Street
A prized bayside location compliments this luxury residence
Affordable ground floor apartment in a prized Williamstown location.
Light filled townhouse style living in Williamstown junction
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Flexible floor plan with 10 principal rooms Front formal sitting room& separate dining room Open plan family room with fully fitted luxury kitchen 4 family size bedrooms (main ensuite/WIR) plus study Spacious upstairs lounge as 3rd living area
Auction Price Guide Inspect Office Contact
Sat 25th August 2.00 pm (unless sold prior) Contact Agent Sat 1.30pm-2.00pm Williamstown, 1 Douglas Pde Peter Fox 0418 119 911
At the front of a block of only 6 Spacious light filled living room Fully updated kitchen with meals area 2 double bedrooms, main with B.I.R's Separate sunroom/ home office area
Auction Price Guide Inspect Office Contact
Sat 8th September 12 Noon (unless sold prior) Contact Agent Sat 11.30am-12.00pm Sun 11.30am-12.00pm Williamstown, 1 Douglas Pde Dean Stanley 0403 372 922
Land size: 16.35/15.26 x 6/17 (220m2) approx Separate lounge room with timber floors Modern kitchen with large dining area 3 bedrooms main (ensuite, W.I.R & balcony) Spacious paved courtyard ideal for entertaining
Auction Price Guide Inspect Office Contact
Sat 15th September 12 noon (unless sold prior) Contact Agent Sat 12.15pm-12.45pm Sun 12.15pm-12.45pm Newport, 461 Melbourne Road Dean Stanley 0403 372 922
Newport 75A Speight Street
Williamstown 3 Cropper Place
Newport 17 Tait Street
Step inside & be surprised with this contemporary vogue style living home
Stunning architecturally designed home, one street back from Nelson Place.
Solid as a rock comfortable brick family home with scope to further improve.
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Large front living room features timber floors New kitchen meals area with ss appliances & stone bench tops 2 double bedrooms both with built in robes Groovy central bathroom with bath & separate shower Private decked yard great for entertaining with feature wall
For Sale Price Guide Inspect Office Contact
Light filled open plan living spaces Bedrooms with BIR’s (main with ensuite) Kitchen with stone benches & Smeg appliances Main bathroom plus ensuite with spa bath Private courtyard for entertaining
For Sale Price Guide Inspect Office Contact
$490,000-$520,000 Sat 11.30am-12.00pm Sun 1.00pm-1.30pm Newport, 461 Melbourne Road Mark de Brabander 0433 169 977
Contact Agent Sat 12.15pm-12.45pm Williamstown, 1 Douglas Pde Ben Watson 0414 397 167
Westgate and city views from second level Large downstairs lounge room with gas heating 3 double bedrooms all with B.I.R’s Updated kitchen with adjacent dining area Light filled upstairs sun room/ second living room
For Sale Price Guide Inspect Office Contact
Contact Agent Sat 12.15pm-12.45pm Newport, 461 Melbourne Rd Dean Stanley 0403 372 922
South Kingsville 92 Watt Street
Williamstown 15/83 Verdon Street
South Kingsville 3/39 New Street
Stunning Contemporary Residence Boasting Over 25 sq’s Of Luxury Living
Affordable one bedroom apartment is ideal for the investor or first home buyer.
Secluded at the rear this modern villa will impress.
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Land size: 9.12 x 36.68m (335m2) approx Boasting 32 Squares with over 25 squares of actual living Fabulous open plan living & alfresco entertaining area 2nd formal living room down stairs Designer kitchen with Smeg SSA & stone bench tops
Auction Price Guide Inspect Office Contact
Sat 22nd September 12 Noon (unless sold prior) Contact Agent Sat 1.00pm-1.30pm Sun 1.45pm-2.15pm Newport, 461 Melbourne Rd Mark de Brabander 0433 169 977
Secure first floor apartment Large bedroom with BIR’s and leafy outlook Spacious living area with galley style kitchen Bright and inviting bathroom off bedroom Investors rental potential $250 - $270 Pw
For Sale Price Guide Inspect Office Contact
$315,000 By Appointment Williamstown, 1 Douglas Pde Dean Stanley 0403 372 922
Newport 9391 9511
Williamstown 9399 9111
461 Melbourne Road, Newport
1-3 Douglas Parade, Williamstown
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Large open plan living area upon entry As new hostess kitchen with S/S appliances 2 Double bedrooms both with B.I.R’s Separate single lock up garage Currently returning $381 per week
For Sale Price Guide Inspect Office Contact
$429,000 Sat 12.15pm-12.45pm Newport, 461 Melbourne Rd Dean Stanley 0403 372 922
www.sweeneyea.com.au
West Footscray 5/29 Clarendon Parade An E E E E E E E
Affordable Opportunity For All Purchasers In a small select block of 6 villas Nestled quietly towards the rear a lovely strata 2 bedroom unit - Open plan kitchen/meals Dining/lounge area Laundry etc - Carspace right opposite - Sep. title In a rapidly appreciating zone - well held & only Moments to bus & train @ Tottenham Station
A2 Auction Inspect
Sat 10:30-11:00
Office
Footscray, 329 Barkly Street
Contact
Terry Cooper 0411 852 508 Darren Dean 0438 550 055
A2 Auction
B1
C1
Price Guide $375,000 - $395,000 Sat 12:45-1:15, Sun 3:00-3:30
Office
Footscray, 329 Barkly Street
Contact
Ruby Sweeney 0425 791 050 Darren Dean 0438 550 055 Jacob Davis 0433 208 312
A2 Auction
B1
C1
Saturday, 8 Sep 11:00 AM
Price Guide $325,000-$350,000 Inspect
Sat 11:15-11:45
Office
Footscray, 329 Barkly Street
Contact
Rob Sarosi 0438 373 562
A3 Auction
Ruby Sweeney 0425 791 050 Darren Dean 0438 550 055
Footscray 9689 8388
Yarraville 9687 8388
329 Barkly Street, Footscray
33 Anderson Street, Yarraville
B1
C1
Saturday, 25 Aug 2:00 PM
Price Guide $450,000-$490,000 Inspect
Sat 1:30-2:00
Office
Footscray, 329 Barkly Street
Contact
Terry Cooper 0411 852 508 Simon Eighteen 0411 472 608 Ruby Sweeney 0425 791 050
Kingsville 1/20 Bishop Street
A2
Brand new villa ft. enormous yard area on title E Both bdrs with lg mirrored BIRs. R cycle air con E Galley kitchen overlooking yards E Central bathroom with laundry (inc bath). E Spacious L-shaped lounge/dining area E Security video access control system. E Sliding door outdoor expansive grassed yard E Easterly and westerly aspect, abundance of light
Saturday 1st September 12noon
Inspect
Footscray 83 Gordon Street A hidden treasure, wonderful facad. E Period double front timber home E Land 462m2 depth 43.5m (approx.) E 6 rooms, 2x studios/bungalows E 3/4 bdr. Suit large family or E student accommodation (STCA) E OFPs, picture rails, skirting boards E Updated kitchen and bathroom
Simon Eighteen 0411 472 608
Footscray 10/34 Whitehall Street
Supremely located and fit out apartment E Security entry and communal landscape gardens E 2 double bedrooms each with built in robes E Enhanced kitchen with stainless steel appliances E Timber floors in living, carpet to bedrooms E Central tiled bathroom, combined WC & laundry E Well maintained body corp, rented at $1538 PCM E Ideal first home investment, close to amenities
C1
Price Guide $220,000-$240,000
Maribyrnong 2/141 Raleigh Road Near new weatherboard villa/home! E Decorated in neutral tones E Decked entry, open plan living, hardwood floors E Smart, spacious kitchen with s/s appl. & b/bar E 2 double bedroom accommodation (BIR) E Idyllic first home and/or investment E Mass of new home warranty available. Heating. E Low maintenance landscaped garden, synthetic grass
B1
25th August 2012 at 11am
Auction
C1
B1
C2
Price Guide $360,000-$390,000 Inspect
Sat 12:00-12:30
Office
Yarraville, 33 Anderson Street
Contact
Wayne Rogers 0411 854 094 Jacob Davis 0433208312 Darren Dean 0438 550 055
Seddon 86 Albert Street
A3
Grand old Victorian Dame on corner block. E 18m frontage. 6 principle room home E Fantastic period features. Heart of Seddon E Transport, shops, school, Vic Uni all close by E Massive grand wide entry hall E 3 bdr accommodation, excellent OSP for 2 cars E Marble OFPs, 14ft ceilings, high skirts, ceiling roses E Roll your sleeves up, revive this glorious gem
B1
Saturday, 8 Sep 11:00 AM
Auction
Saturday, 8 Sep 12:00 PM
Price Guide $570,000-$630,000 Inspect
Sat 10:30-11:00
Office
Yarraville, 33 Anderson Street
Contact
Ruby Sweeney 0425 79 1050 Simon Eighteen 0411 472 608 Darren Dean 0438 550 055
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Williamstown 112 Stevedore Street YOUR HOME IN THE HEART OF TOWN Period good looks combined with a large plot of land in a convenient central location. A true family home offering space inside & out. Lifestyle on your doorstep with all amenities including shopping, cafes, schools, transport & The Strand Waterfront close by. Generous sized rooms throughout with open plan design overlooking a north facing backyard. The hard work has been completed with the existing extension & renovation with room to add your own feel.
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Saturday 15 September at 1.30 56 B8 Saturday 25 August - 12.45 - 1.15 Sunday 26 August - 1.00 - 1.30 $780 - $850,000 Michael Harvey 0425 737 672 michaelh@williamsre.com.au
Newport 142 North Road SIMPLY STUNNING – JUST MOVE IN AND ENJOY! Renovated to the highest standard, inside & out, there is nothing you’ll need to do to this beautiful home. Charming period façade & features, including high ceilings, long entrance hall, ceiling roses & stained glass. 2 large bedrooms with huge BIR's (main with window box), bathroom with floor to ceiling tiles & separate dining with view to atrium courtyard with water feature. Open plan kitchen with Caesarstone benchtops & S/S appliances & living area flooded with natural light leading to low maintenance decked area & yard perfect for entertaining. Features: ducted heating, air con & Australian Blackbutt hardwood floors. Only footsteps to Newport train station, local shops/cafes, parks, schools & The Strand Waterfront - Inspection will delight!
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AUCTION MELWAYS INSPECT ENQUIRY CONTACT
1 Saturday 8 September at 12.30 55 K4 Saturday 25 August - 1.45 - 2.15 Sunday 26 August - 1.45 - 2.15 $550 - $600,000 Samantha Wilson 0404 865 018 samanthaw@williamsre.com.au
Newport 239 Douglas Parade BIGGER THAN YOU WOULD EVER IMAGINE Heritage property (CIRCA 1896). Period features retained, yet spacious with all the modern conveniences thrown in. Perfectly located for access to The Strand Waterfront, parklands, public transport & minutes to the City. Family sized large living spaces. 3 bedrooms, plus study. Secure parking to carport from Bunbury Street & large backyard. Zoned for Williamstown Schools & has a balcony with sea views.
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Saturday 8 September at 11.30 56 B5 Saturday 25 August - 2.30 - 3.00 Sunday 26 August - 2.30 - 3.00 $740 - $790,000 Katie Smith 0425 737 673 katies@williamsre.com.au
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August 22, 2012
www.williamsre.com.au
Newport 12 Mirls Street BIG IS AN UNDERSTATEMENT! Calling all families looking for extra space, this double storey brick home will fit you all and still allow room to grow! Offering five bedrooms, three bathrooms, two kitchens and multiple living areas. Currently in comfortable living condition with loads of potential to improve as desired. Offering a big block of land with great outdoor entertaining. Featuring: ducted heating and cooling, double garage with internal access plus balconies at the front and rear with great views across the park. Located in a great street within short walking distance to shops, cafes, schools and train station.
AUCTION Saturday 15 September at 11.30
MELWAYS 55 J5
INSPECT Saturday 25 August - 11.15 - 11.45 Sunday 26 August - 2.00 - 2.30
ENQUIRY $780 - $860,000
CONTACT Michael Harvey 0425 737 672 michaelh@williamsre.com.au Lauren Montebello 0411 648 509 laurenm@williamsre.com.au
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Footscray 9687 1344 Seddon 9689 9000 www.burnham.com.au FOOTSCRAY
102/277-287 BARKLY STREET
WEST FOOTSCRAY
2/150 RUPERT STREET
MAIDSTONE
29 VERDUN STREET
LIVE A PART OF HISTORY
WELL PRESENTED - CONVENIENT LOCATION
OUTSTANDING FAMILY HOME - MANY EXTRAS
Nestled in the heart of Footscray in the historic 1914 Barkly theatre this luxurious apartment features separate study area, laundry facilities, split system heating/cooling, secure entrance with video intercom system, two separate private balconies and much more. An incredible location surrounded by restaurants and shops, close to Victoria University and Melbourne’s CBD.
Affordable real estate is always hard to find. On offer here is your opportunity purchase an established and well presented apartment at an entry level at a very affordable price bracket. Comprising of 2 bedrooms, lounge, kitchen plus the benefit of off street parking. Conveniently located only a short walk to trains, buses, shopping and more.
Wonderful opportunity to secure well located home in order to suit a large family. 4 Bedrooms (Master with ensuite), Lounge, Dining, Kitchen, external Billiard Room with full size table, plus garage. Features Ducted Heating and Air Conditioning Systems, Gas facilities, Large Rear Yard plus Driveway on both sides of home. Land: 16.46m x 44.86m (738m2 approx.)
Auction Inspect: Price: Mel Ref:
Auction Inspect: Mel Ref:
Private Sale Inspect: Saturday 1.30-2.00pm Price: $640,000 Mel Ref: 27 J11
25th August 11.00am Saturday 10.30-11.00am $350,000 - $370,000 42 B4
ST ALBANS
2 & 3/64 GEORGE STREET
TO BE OFFERED SEPARATELY Unit 2: 2 Bedroom Unit with large living area. Unit 3: 3 Bedroom Unit with rear courtyard Both units have lounge with floating timber floors, kitchen, dishwasher, gas hot plates, ducted heating, air conditioning unit plus garage. Well situated with easy access to school, shopping and transport.
AUCTION Inspect: Price: Mel Ref:
25th August 1.00pm Saturday 12.30-1.00pm 41 F4
MARIBYRNONG
42 BLOOMFIELD AVENUE
LAND, LAND, LAND; THEY ARE NOT MAKING ANY MORE. A great opportunity to secure this unrenovated home on a large block ideal to restore to its former glory or redevelop (STCA) Only a short stroll to Highpoint Shopping with all it has to offer, trams to either Moonee Ponds or Footscray plus much more.
Private Sale Inspect: Saturday 2.15-2.45pm Price: $815,000 Mel Ref: 28 A8
1st September 11.00am Saturday 11.30-12.00pm $280,000-$310,000 14 B10
MAIDSTONE
1/30 SCOVELL CRESCENT
NEW FOR OLD On offer is a 3 bedroom townhouse at yesterdays prices. So if you act quickly you won’t pay tomorrows prices. Well built, it comprises of 3 bedrooms (all with BIR’s plus WIR and ensuite to master), very good size living room flowing to your kitchen/dining area. Complemented by a private driveway to a brick garage, good size courtyard and more.
Auction Inspect: Price: Mel Ref:
15th September 12.30pm 1.45-2.15pm $450,000-$470,000 41 H1
V I S I T W W W. B U R N H A M . C O M . A U TO V I E W O U R E X T E N S I V E R A N G E O F H O M E S F O R S A L E Warwick Burnham Commercial Director 0412 318 998
Tony Gerace Sales Director 0411 121 701
Lexi Cotter Sales Administrator 9689 9000
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Chloe Turczyniak Property Manager 0430 177 355
Chantelle Lindsey Property Manager 0412 919 871
Avril Hunt Property Manager 0412 596 410
Barkly Street, Footscray 49273 Irving Street, Footscray footscray@burnham.com.au footscray@burnham.com.au 9687 1344
Amy Stojanovski Rental Assistant 9687 1344
Khuong Vein Property Consultant 0425 810 110
94 Charles Seddon 94 Charles Street,Street, Seddon seddon@burnham.com.au seddon@burnham.com.au 9689 9000
Brad Meagher Property Consultant 0468 929 922
Luke Christofe Property Consultant 0405 164 399
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Footscray 9687 1344 Seddon 9689 9000 www.burnham.com.au YARRAVILLE
487 GEELONG ROAD
MAIDSTONE
1/24 CHURCHILL AVENUE
KINGSVILLE
32 EMPRESS STREET
COMFORTABLE AND CONVENIENT
EXCEPTIONAL VALUE – ACT NOW
LOCATION, LOCATION, LOCATION
Featuring 2 Bedrooms & Study or 3 Bedrooms, Dining, Lounge with Gas Heating and Air Conditioning. Comfortable Kitchen with gas facilities plus Garage & Carport. Land Size 15.24 x 36.57m (550+m2). Well situated Family home with Geelong Rd linking up with the major rds for ideal access to City- Docklands precient & other major locations.
Well designed front townhouse offers plenty of space to spread and move. Living here allows you to enjoy a lifestyle of low maintenance living and convenience. The lower floor boasts 3 living areas plus a large secluded paved courtyard perfect for outdoor entertaining and a double garage. There are three bedrooms (master WIR’s) conveniently located with the option of a ground floor bedroom.
Early Victorian home featuring 4 main rooms that will suite the keen renovator. Set on a generous parcel of land (270m2 approx.) and in a highly sought after residential pocket this classic home is ready to be awoken with a little imagination and inspiration.*Walking distance to local cafes, transport and great shopping*8km from CBD*Rear access *Easy freeway access
Auction Inspect: Price: Mel Ref:
Auction Inspect: Price: Mel Ref:
Auction Inspect: Price: Mel Ref:
8th September at 12:30pm Saturday 2.00-2.30pm $450,000-$480,000 41 E8
NORTH ALTONA
35 COOPER AVENUE
8th September at 2.00pm Saturday 11.45-12.15pm $390,000-$425,000 27 F12
FOOTSCRAY
10/36 EMPIRE STREET
15th September 1.00pm Saturday 2.45-3.15pm $490,000-$530,000 41 J6
MAIDSTONE
4/88 SUFFOLK STREET
CONVENIENT LOCATION
ONE OF MY FAVOURITES
SINGLE LEVEL
Opportunity to purchase BV on corner location within close proximity to Shopping Centre, School, Bus and Parkland. Home includes 3 bedrooms, Lounge, Gas Heating, Kitchen-Meals plus side access to Carport. Land: 17m x 31.65m approx. Contact Auctioneers for more details
This excellent upstairs unit was recently renovated, comprising large lounge, 2 bedrooms both with BIR, a separate and modern kitchen/ meals area fitted with stainless steel appliances and dishwasher, gleaming bathroom with larger shower and laundry facilities. Complemented with polished floors and tiling throughout plus private carport.
• Buy off the plan • Save $’000 of stamp duty • Landscaped gardens • 2 bedrooms with garage • Low maintenance living The unit will be finished with good quality fixtures and fittings and the following inclusions: • Fisher Paykel Stainless Steel Appliances • Air Conditioning Cooling/ Heating • Glass Splash Back • Stone Bench tops • Laminex “wrap” cupboards and much more
Auction Inspect: Price: Mel Ref:
Private Sale Inspect: Saturday 3.00-3.30pm Price: $335,000 Mel Ref: 42 B1
Private Sale Inspect: Saturday 11.45-12.15pm Price: $445,000 Mel Ref: 41 G1
8th September at 11.00am Saturday 11-11.30am $440,000-$470,000 55 A3
V I S I T W W W. B U R N H A M . C O M . A U TO V I E W O U R E X T E N S I V E R A N G E O F H O M E S F O R S A L E Warwick Burnham Commercial Director 0412 318 998
Tony Gerace Sales Director 0411 121 701
Lexi Cotter Sales Administrator 9689 9000
Anna Tedesco Accounts 9687 1344
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Barkly Street, Footscray 49273 Irving Street, Footscray footscray@burnham.com.au footscray@burnham.com.au 9687 1344
Amy Stojanovski Rental Assistant 9687 1344
Khuong Vein Property Consultant 0425 810 110
94 Charles Seddon 94 Charles Street,Street, Seddon seddon@burnham.com.au seddon@burnham.com.au 9689 9000
Brad Meagher Property Consultant 0468 929 922
Luke Christofe Property Consultant 0405 164 399
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BELLS
86 Churchill Avenue Braybrook Large Allotment, Well Maintained Opportunity for the astute buyer to secure this appealing home nestled on a generous allotment of approx. 615sqm (15.54m x 39.62m). With a wide driveway to the rear it has potential for further development (STCA). Superbly located within this pocket of Braybrook close to schools, public transport & Shopping Centres. Comprising: 2 spacious bedrooms with robes, generous lounge room with box bay window, family room with built in timber bar, timber kitchen with adjoining meals area, central bathroom & large laundry. Features: gas appliances, air conditioning, single garage, separate storage room, undercover pergola area & much more.
9 Eucalyptus Court Sunshine West (The Avenue)
A2
C1
D1
Auction Saturday 25th August at 12:30pm Melway Ref 27 D12 Tan Truong 0403 214 933 Inspect Thursday 5.00 - 5.30pm Saturday 12.00 - 12.30pm
Unrivalled Luxury Has A Fresh Benchmark! Created & completed by the current owner, this family home reflects a perfectionist’s approach throughout. Refined formal entertaining, light-filled living/dining/rumpus dimensions & a stylish Jarrah kitchen fitted with smeg appliances are surrounded by an inviting al fresco pavilion & a romantic northfacing garden. An elegant study & three downstairs bedrooms sharing a central bathroom complement an upstairs main suite accompanied by walk-in robes, spa bathroom & sunny balcony. Every imaginable luxury. Three car garage. Dress circle setting.
2/36 Lily Street Braybrook
A 4 B1
C2 D3
Auction Saturday 15th September at 12:30pm Selling Range Melway Ref 40 A4 Tan Truong 0403 214 933 Tom Kyriakou 0418 322 448 Inspect Saturday 3.15 - 3.45pm
Individuality, Quality & Space Only 5 Y.O., this stunning BV residence offers a relaxed atmosphere highlighted by a well designed floor plan & ample open plan living areas. Featuring modern appointments & quality fixtures & fittings throughout, ideally situated in this peaceful location close to shopping facilities, local schools & public transport. Comprising: 3 large bedrooms with BIR’s, delightful timber kitchen with adjoining everyday dining & open plan living area, bright central bathroom & large laundry. Features: high ceiling throughout, polished floor boards, ducted heating, evaporative cooling, double remote garage, alarm system, undercover area & private courtyard.
59 Felstead Ave Sunshine West
71 Clayton St Sunshine North
5/101 Ballarat Road Maidstone
A superb allotment of 728sqm Providing a perfect start for the first home buyer or astute investor. This Brick Veneer home offers spacious accommodation and a larger than average allotment with potential for further redevelopment. Boasting easy access to schooling and shopping facilities, public transport and the West Gate Bridge/ Ring Road.Comprising:3 spacious bedrooms, formal lounge, timber kitchen adjoining a large dining room, modern renovated bathroom, separate laundry and WC. Features: Gas heater, air conditioner, gas stove, carport, quiet location great sized allotment of 728sqm (approx) and set close to all amenities.
A great place to start This gracious home has been lovingly maintained and boasts comfortable and spacious living accommodation. Highlighted by a brilliant locality and set on a great size allotment of 604sqm, ideal for the kids to enjoy and with the potential for extension or redevelopment (STCA). A3 C1 D1 Comprising: 3 spacious bedrooms, large formal lounge, functional kitchen and adjoining dining area, and central bathroom. Features: gas heating, air conditioning, lockup garage and land measuring 15.24m x 39.62m (604sqm) For Sale Selling Range $320,000 - $340,000 Melway Ref 26 F6 Martin Artigas 0407 808 932 Inspect Saturday 11.45 - 12.15pm
Enjoy the Inner City Lifestyle in This Stunning Two Bedroom Apartment! Priced to sell this delightful ground floor apartment has been uniquely finished through a thoughtful design allowing an abundance of natural sunlight and low maintenance living. Brilliantly set in an enviable location with almost every amenity at your door step. Comprising: 2 generous bedrooms each with BIRs, generous lounge room, open plan kitchen/ dining area, central bathroom and separate laundry facilities. Features: secure single car parking space, polished floor boards, gas appliances and quality appointments throughout.
A3 C1 D1
Auction Saturday 22nd September at 12:30pm Selling Range Melway Ref 40 E5 Martin Artigas 0407 808 932 Inspect Saturday 2.45 - 3.15pm
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A3
C1
D2
Auction Saturday 1st September at 12.30pm Melway Ref 27 B12 Tan Truong 0403 214 933 Inspect Saturday 11.30 - 12.00pm
A2
C1
D1
For Sale Selling Range $280,000 - $310,000 Melway Ref 27 H12 Tan Truong 0403 214 933 Inspect Saturday 11.00 - 11.30am
9300 9000
BELLS
10/16 Forrest Street Sunshine (Albion)
27 Maxweld Street Ardeer
2A Briar Way Sunshine West (The Avenue)
Outstanding Apartment Ideal for the Investor or Owner Occupier This superb stylish apartment, renovated to the highest standard is sure to impress. Conveniently located within metres to the Sunshine Shopping Centre, cinema complex, train station and all amenities. A2 C1 D1 Comprising: 2 bedrooms with BIRs, large lounge and dining area, stunning modern kitchen, bright and spacious bathroom and laundry facilities. Features: car space on title, split system, stainless steel appliances For Sale and venetian blinds throughout. Selling Range $230,000 - $250,000 Melway Ref 26 F12 Maddison Cantwell 0412 780 440 Inspect Saturday 1.15 - 1.45pm
An Ideal Place To Call Home Boasting period charm and great street appeal this delightful family home is highlighted by spacious formal living, 10ft ceilings and impeccable land scaped gardens. Set on an outstanding allotment measuring 15.24 x 39.62 (604) sqm. Sensationally located in this convenient pocket within walking distance to schools, transport and local shopping. Comprising: 3 large bedrooms (2 with BIR’s) formal lounge, formal dining with mantle fire place, study/office space, functional kitchen and dining area, 2 great size bathrooms, laundry and WC, alarm, large lockup garage, pergola and lovely manicured gardens.
44 Burnewang Street Sunshine
141 Glengala Road Sunshine West
Attractive & Stylish WB Residence Impeccably presented timber home offering character, charm & most of all quality accommodation. Featuring refreshing appeal, flair & a relaxed ambience that is ideal for those contemplating their first foray into property ownership or the astute investor, taking advantage of this central location close to schools, transport & shopping facilities. Comprising: 3 bedrooms main with BIR, formal lounge room with gas heating & air conditioner, kitchen with meals area, central bathroom & laundry, polished timber floors, car port, garage, established gardens & a great size allotment measuring 15.24m x 39.62m (604sqm).
Multiple Unit Site Or Dream Home Allotment Offering approx. 753sqm approx of prime land with the option to either build multiple units (STCA) or the dream home positioned within close proximity to Glengala Road Shopping, bus services and schools. The current timber home requires renovation, however the bonus of a 16.4m frontage provides the alternative to demolish and build multiple units (STCA) or the ideal setting for your dream home allowing for room to add a huge garage and even a swimming pool. Perfect if you are a seasoned builder/developer or those contemplating their first development project at an affordable price. Land measuring approximately 16.4 x 45.94m - 753sqm.
A3
C1
D2
For Sale Selling Range $380,000 - $400,000 Melway Ref 26 E12 Martin Artigas 0407 808 932 Inspect Saturday 12.30 - 1.00pm
14 Devonshire Road Sunshine bellsrealestate.com.au
A3 B1 C2 D1
For Sale Selling Range $365,000 - $390,000 Melway Ref 26 B11 Martin Artigas 0407 808 932 Inspect Saturday 2.00 - 2.30pm
A3 C1 D1
For Sale Selling Range $320,000 - $350,000 Melway Ref 40 C1 Maddison Cantwell 0412 780 440 Tom Kyriakou 0418 322 448
Bright and Spacious Living With uncompromising style & abundant natural light, this stunning residence offers outstanding quality throughout, including an impressive contemporary interior & ample open living space. Perfectly positioned in the popular “Avenue Estate” with schools, transport, shopping facilities & parklands at your door step. Comprising: 3 great size bedrooms with BIR’s, open plan living and dining, dream kitchen with “Smeg’ appliances, striking bathroom with spa bath & separate laundry facilities. Features: Ducted heating, evaporative cooling, ducted vacuum, remote garage & alfresco area ideal for year round entertaining.
A3
C1
D1
For Sale Selling Range $340,000 - $360,000 Melway Ref 40 B4 Martin Artigas 0407 808 932 Stella Kyriakou 0418 396 207 Inspect Saturday 2.45 - 3.15pm
134 Suspension Street Ardeer Renovated, Extended And Ready To Enjoy This impressive residence has been extensively renovated & transformed into a contemporary home with striking finishes, bright interior spaces & beautifully appointed living areas. Comprising: 3 bedrooms with BIR’s (main with ensuite & WIR), study/4th bedroom, formal lounge, stylish kitchen with cupboard space & adjoining dining, family room with cathedral ceiling & gas fire heater, central bathroom & laundry facilities. Features: electric & gas heating, evap cooling, 3 car carport plus garage, large pergola ideal for entertaining & a great size allotment measuring 604sqm completes the perfect picture.
A4
C2
D4
For Sale Selling Range $380,000 - $410,000 Melway Ref 25 K 11 Martin Artigas 0407 808 932 Inspect Saturday 1.15 - 1.45pm
9300 9000 August 22, 2012 WEEKLY – YOUR COMMUNITY VOICE
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www.stockdaleleggo.com.au/sunshine 2 Staughton Street Sunshine Something Really Special!
5a Vine Street Braybrook
1 Dodd Street Braybrook
Multi Unit Development Site (STCA)
Great Opportunity Builders Or Investors
• One of only a few blocks available in Braybrook • Well positioned in a better part of Braybrook • Land size approx 855m2 • Development opportunity (STCA) • Close to schools, shops and public transport
• Ready to start building your new home • Situated in an excellent location • Land size approx 597m2 • Development opportunity (STCA) • Close to schools, shops and public transport
Auction Inspect Agent Map Ref
Auction Inspect Agent Map Ref
Saturday 25th of August at 1pm Saturday 12.30 - 1.00pm Fred (Fatih) Fanoscu 0419 384 097 27 D11
• 4 spacious bedrooms, all with BIR’s, plus study area • Comfortable lounge room with air conditioner and gas heater • Appealing American oak timber kitchen • Meals area • 2 updated bathrooms, 2 toilets • Huge carport with remote door and single garage • Brilliant location, walking distance to shops, schools and public transport Note: re-stumped, re-wired and re-plumbed Auction Inspect Agent Map Ref
Saturday 25th of August at 2pm Saturday 1.30 - 2.00pm Fred (Fatih) Fanoscu 0419 384 097 27 C11
Saturday 8th September at 1pm Saturday 11.45 - 12.15pm David Falcone 0413 116 717 27 A11
5 Station Place Sunshine
4 Fairmont Street Kings Park
Brand New/Matthews Hill Location
Mortgagee Auction
• 3 spacious bedrooms, all with BIR’s, plus study • Main bedroom with full ensuite • Comfortable lounge room • Caesar stone kitchen with breakfast bar • Open plan kitchen, meals & family area • Bright quality bathroom, 2 toilets • Single garage with remote door • Outdoor undercover entertaining area with sandstone paving • Brilliant location, prized residential area, walking distance to shops, shopping centre, schools and Sunshine train station
• 3 comfortable bedrooms, all with BIR’s • L-shaped lounge room • Neat kitchen adjoining meals area • Bright updated bathroom • Huge enclosed pergola area • Steel garage • Close to shops, schools and public transport
Auction Inspect Agent Map Ref
Auction Inspect Agent Map Ref
Features: freshly painted, 3 skylights and roller shutters
Saturday 8th September at 3pm Saturday 11.00 - 11.30am David Falcone 0413 116 717 40 J2
Sat 22nd September at 1pm Saturday 3.15 - 3.45pm David Falcone 0413 116 717 13 E9
3/121 Anderson Road Sunshine/Albion
1/24 Forrest Street Sunshine/Albion
2/141 Anderson Road Sunshine/Albion
3/12 Gunnedah Street Sunshine/Albion
Recently Renovated/ Ground Floor Apartment
Low Maintenance And Affordable
Attention All Unit Buyers
Calling All Unit Buyers!
• 1 large bedroom with BIR’s • Comfortable lounge room • Upgraded kitchen • Bathroom with toilet • Allocated car space
• 2 generous sized bedrooms, both with BIRs • Comfortable lounge room • Combined kitchen with meals area • Central bathroom • Carport space • Close to schools, shops and public transport
• 2 spacious bedrooms with BIR’s • Comfortable lounge room • Combined kitchen and meals area • Central bathroom • Toilet • Single garage • Close to Sunshine plaza, schools and public transport
• 3 bedrooms all with BIR’s • Main bedroom with semiensuite • Sun-filled lounge room • Appealing Caesar stone kitchen • Meals area • Huge open plan living • Lock-up carport with remote door
For Sale Inspect Saturday 11.00 - 11.30am Agent Fred (Fatih) Fanoscu 0419 384 097 Map Ref 26 G11
For Sale Inspect Saturday 10.15 - 10.45am Agent Fred (Fatih) Fanoscu 0419 384 097 Map Ref 26 E12
For Sale Inspect Saturday 4.30 - 5.00pm Agent Fred (Fatih) Fanoscu 0419 384 097 Map Ref 26 G11
For Sale Inspect Saturday 11.45 - 12.15pm Agent David Falcone 0413 116 717 Map Ref 26 F10
52 Couch Street Sunshine
2 Norge Street Sunshine
An Exciting Opportunity!
An Exciting Opportunity!
16 Cobrey Street Sunshine
10 Stonemark Street Sunshine
Approved Plans And Permits!
First Home Buyers/Investors Take Note
• 2 double sized bedrooms • Large sun-filled lounge with gas heater • Neat kitchen • Seperate dining • Bungalow/ sleepout • Central Sunshine location, close to shops, schools & public transport.
• 3 or 4 bedrooms (the choice is yours) • Appealing timber kitchen adjoining meals area • Bright central bathroom • Comfortable lounge room • Sunroom • Huge steel garage
• 3 bedrooms • Spacious lounge room • Updated kitchen • Meals area • Sunroom/ study • Appealing bathroom • Large allotment (approx 627m2) • Brilliant central Sunshine location
• 3 comfortable bedrooms • Large lounge room with air conditioner • Neat and tidy kitchen adjoining meals area • Bright central bathroom • Single garage
For Sale Inspect Saturday 10.15 - 10.45am Agent David Falcone 0413 116 717 Map Ref 40 G3
For Sale Inspect Saturday 11.00 - 11.30am Agent Sang Do 0419 935 955 Map Ref 27 A11
For Sale Inspect Saturday 4.15 - 4.45pm Agent David Falcone 0413 116 717 Map Ref 41 A1
For Sale Inspect Saturday 11.45 - 12.15pm Agent Sang Do 0419 935 955 Map Ref 26 K11
9311 7022
273 Hampshire Road Sunshine
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ROSEMARY JAMONTS “Our First Choice in Real Estate” Call Rosemary to point you in the right direction. 0405 535 434 your property. our people. SOLD 03 9397 2000
If your property is exclusively listed with another agent, please disregard this notice. [WIL]
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CENTURY 21 AGENTS. SMARTER. BOLDER. FASTER. GUNN & CO.
CENTURY21.COM.AU
VIEW Saturday 12:30pm 1:00pm Sunday 12:30pm - 1:00pm
Stunning home and location WILLIAMSTOWN NORTH 18 Walter Street In a sensational, central location close to all Williamstown amenities, this sleek and modern double storey home will impress. Feats formal living room, hostess style kitchen with s/steel appliances & DW, open plan family/meals area opening to paved alfresco with retractable shade screen, 3 BRs with BIR - master BR with WIR, ensuite & balcony, powder room, lndry, single garage, OSP, ducted htg, air con to all BRs & more.
AGENT Kevin Gunn 0418 997 914
3A 2 B 1 C
Anthony Gunn 0409 377 449 49 Ferguson St, Williamstown 9397 5555
$700,000 - $730,000
NEWPORT 3/119 Blackshaws Road Ideally located close to Newport Lakes, this low maintenance dbl storey townhouse is right for the picking. Property comprises: 3 dbl BRs, master with ensuite & WIR, main bath, open plan kitchen/dining & living area, rear courtyard, heating/cooling, & LUG. Close to schools, shops and transport a great start or sound investment.
Enjoy your weekends
VIEW UNDER OFFER
3A
WILLIAMSTOWN 13 Bates Drive
AUCTION Saturday 15 September 11.30am
1 C
This surprisingly large family home offers a low maintenance lifestyle in the popular Rifle Range estate. A short walk to the waterfront, parkland, shops, schools and public transport, this property comprises: Downstairs: large open plan lounge dining room, laundry, powder room, open plan kitchen/meals area, opening onto an established rear garden and large alfresco area, ideal for outdoor entertaining. Upstairs: 3 BRs with BIR’s, Master with WIR & Ensuite. Further inclusions: Timber floors, LUG, ducted htg, Evap Cooling.
AGENT Kevin Gunn 0418 997 914 49 Ferguson Street, Williamstown 9397 5555
3A
NEWPORT 89 Franklin Street
3A
2B 2C
This innovative architect designed warehouse is slick & sophisticated. Downstairs comprises: entry foyer, bathroom, 2 BRs & courtyard. Upstairs: master bedroom with BIR, bathroom, modern kitchen with s/steel appliances, open plan living area, leading to a private terrace. Features: LUG, polished concrete and timber flooring, split system air-con. Walking distance to shops, parks and public transport.
2B 1C
PRICE VIEW PRICE VIEW AGENT OFFICE
$535,000 Saturday 1:00pm - 1:30pm Ricky Peacock 0407 770 451 49 Ferguson Street, Williamstown 9397 5555
WILLIAMSTOWN 5/99 Verdon Street Located in one of Williamstown’s finest tree lined streets, this spacious 2 bedroom unit offers an ideal investment or first home opportunity. Conveniently located close to shops, public transport and the cosmopolitan delights of Nelson Place with it’s cafes and restaurants. Comprising 2 bedrooms with BIR’s, bathroom with laundry facilities, separate toilet, living, kitchen /meals area. Note: North facing, undercover off street parking.
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Saturday 11.00am - 11.30am Anthony Gunn 0409 377 449 49 Ferguson St, Williamstown 93975555
2 B
$520,000 - $550,000 Saturday 1:30pm - 2:00pm
AUCTION Saturday 15 September 3.30pm AGENT Kevin Gunn 0418 997 914 OFFICE 49 Ferguson Street, Williamstown 9397 5555
2A
WILLIAMSTOWN 2/181 Melbourne Rd
3A
1B 1C
Innovative design concepts are offered throughout in this openthis planopen townhouse, plan townhouse the and comprises: property features a stylish interior with 3 BRsquality many with BIRs finishes (master andwith comprises: ensuite) LUG, 3 BRsopen with BIRs plan kitchen/meals (master with ensuite) & living area, upstairs LUG, open plan and kitchen, downstairs: split system split system heating/cooling, heating/cooling, alarm, private alarm, private landscaped garden and Alfresco, S/ steel app plus DW. Short walk to shops, cafe’s & transport.
2B 2C
PRICE PRICE VIEW VIEW AUCTION AGENT OFFICE
$650,000 - $700,000 $650,000 11:45am - $700,000 Saturday - 12:15pm Saturday11:00am - 11:30pm Sunday Saturday 15 September 1:30pm Anthony Gunn 0409 377 449 49 Ferguson Street, Williamstown 9397 5555 [WIL]
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wo cleverly designed levels complement one another in this 32 square townhouse. The ground-level comprises a kitchen with Smeg stainless-steel appliances, two-pack cabinetry and stone benchtops. A light-filled open-plan area with floating floorboards links to the paved outdoor entertainment area. There’s a lounge room, study and understairs storage. On the upper level are three bedrooms, two with walk-in wardrobes. Extras include a large garage and off-street parking for two cars.
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3/39 New Street, South Kingsville Price: $429,000 Private sale Agent: Sweeney Estate Agents Newport, 9391 9511
15.56m
45.45m
710m2 (approx) 45.45m
15.5
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ALTONA
23 STANLEY STREET
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ALTONA NORTH
4 CHAMBERS ROAD
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ALTONA NORTH
1/15A EDWARD AVENUE
PRIME POTENTIAL, PREMIUM POSITION
A FINE FAMILY START
ONE OF ALTONA NORTH’S PREMIER LOCATIONS!
FOR SALE ESR $549,000 VIEW Sat 12.30 - 1.00pm CONTACT Vince Caramia 0405 122 925 Luc Tomasino 0419 919 911
FOR SALE ESR $400,000 - $440,000 VIEW Sat 12.45 - 1.15pm CONTACT Vince Caramia 0405 122 925 Dean Caramia 0431 601 399
AUCTION ESR VIEW CONTACT
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167 VICTORIA STREET
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23 WILLIAMS ROAD
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1/125 FERGUSON STREET
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FOR SALE ESR $390,000 - $410,000 VIEW Sat 12.00 - 12.30pm CONTACT Vince Caramia 0405 122 925 Luc Tomasino 0419 919 911
FOR SALE ESR $295,000 - $320,000 VIEW Sat 2.00 - 2.30pm CONTACT Luc Tomasino 0419 919 911 Vince Caramia 0405 122 925
AUCTION ESR VIEW CONTACT
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FRESHLY RENOVATED FOR FAMILY SUCCESS
66-70 Railway Street South, Altona
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ALTONA
3/113 Blyth Street
2
1
NOW
$390pw
POINT COOK
24 Waves Drive
4
2
NOW
$340pw
ALTONA
5/9 Hancock Street
2
1
NOW
$255pw
POINT COOK
22 Kinglsey Avenue
3
2
27.8.12
$350pw
ALTONA
2/32 Grieve Parade
2
1
NOW
$265pw
ALTONA
2/86 Civic Parade
2
1
NOW
$320pw
ALTONA
136 Civic Parade
4
3
NOW
$640pw
ALTONA
2/169 Blyth Street
2
1
07.09.12
$340pw
ALTONA
2/77 Maidstone Street
3
2
NOW
$450pw
ALTONA MEADOWS
1 Leake Court
3
1
NOW
SEABROOK
1 John Wedge Place
4
2
NOW
$390pw
SEABROOK
166 Shane Avenue
3
1
NOW
$300pw
SEABROOK
1 Larra Court
3
2
1.9.12
$320pw
SEABROOK
19 Mark Court
3
1
NOW
$320pw
$320pw
SEDDON
127 Pilgrim Street
3
1
NOW
$445pw
92 Watt Street
3
2
31.8.12
$600pw
BRAYBROOK
11 Arthur Street
2
1
24.7.12
$280pw
SPOTSWOOD
BROOKLYN
2/8 Millers Road
2
1
NOW
$360pw
SPOTSWOOD
27 Forrest Street
4
2
NOW
$750pw
FOOTSCRAY
9 McCubbin Street
2
2
NOW
$440pw
WERRIBEE
26 Dobell Crescent
3
1
NOW
$285pw
FOOTSCRAY
51 Stafford Street
3
1
NOW
$360pw
FOOTSCRAY
110 Commercial Road
3
1
NOW
$370pw
WEST FOOTSCRAY
10 Rondell Avenue
3
1
10.8.12
$340pw
FOOTSCRAY
10 Sydney Street
2
1
27.8.12
$390pw
WEST FOOTSCRAY
23 Sredna Street
3
1
NOW
$360pw
HOPPER CROSSING
2/3 Weebill Court
4
2
NOW
$310pw
WILLIAMSTOWN
29 Richard Street
3
2
NOW
$490pw
HOPPER CROSSING
50 Baden Drive
3
1
NOW
$280pw
WILLIAMSTOWN
19 Cerberus Crescent
4
1
NOW
$520pw
7/42 Victoria Street
2
1
NOW
$280pw
KINGSVILLE
1/68 Edgar Street
2
1
14.8.12
$385pw
WILLIAMSTOWN
KINGSVILLE
2 & 7/16 Kingsville Street
2
1
18.8.12
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5/28 Hanmer Street
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1
NOW
$350pw
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25 Wales Street
3
1
NOW
$450pw
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4 Rosseau Street
3
1
NOW
$420pw
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1/33 North Road
3
1
NOW
$470pw
WILLIAMSTOWN
1/181 Melbourne Road
3
2
NOW
$500pw
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3/33 North Road
3
1
NOW
$435pw
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1/36 Rosshire Road
2
1
NOW
$320pw
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17/58 Aitken Street
2
1
NOW
$370pw
NEWPORT
1 Hobson Street
3
1
NOW
$330pw
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3/103 Aitken Street
1
1
NOW
$220pw
NEWPORT
19 Charlotte Street
3
1
NOW
$330pw
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2/224 Osborne Street
2
1
NOW
$380pw
$340pw
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2/81 Melbourne Road
2
1
NOW
$290pw
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2
1
27.8.12
$260pw
70 Bena Street
2
1
12.8.12
$400pw
NEWPORT
34 Junction Street
2
1
NOW
NEWPORT
34 Severn Street
3
3
NOW
$690pw
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24A Monmouth Street
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2
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SATURDAY, 25TH AUGUST AT 12.00PM INSPECT Saturday From 11.30am
FOOTSCRAY
TWO FOR THE PRICE OF ONE
For Sale
109 PAISLEY STREET
N M O .00P I CT T 12 U A TA SA
OPPORUNITY KNOCKS
Victorian home comp: 3 BRs, lounge, kitchen, utility room, bay window, Fire places, returned verandah, high ceilings
WEST FOOTSCRAY
Excellent rear Entrance. This property represents a great investment to operate your own practice or invest, renovate and reap the rewards. Consisting: Three (3) bedroom, Victorian Style Brick Home. Land Size: 271m2 approx. Excellent rear vehicle access. Zone: Business 2 (B22). Possibilities are unlimited: walking distance, train station, trams, buses, Footscray Shopping Centre, restaurants and cafes.
Brick home comp : 2 lovely bedrooms both with BIR’s, kitchen,dining room, lounge etc.
1/657 BARKLY STREET
INSPECT By Appointment
For Sale INSPECT Saturday 12.30-1.00pm
A CUT ABOVE THE REST
COMMERCIAL PROPERTIES FOR LEASE SIZE OFFICES Barkly Street, Footscray Geelong Road, Footscray Droop Street, Footscray Station Place, Werribee Old Geelong Road, Hoppers Crossing Paisley St, Footscray SHOPS Sunshine Road, West Footscray Nicholson Street, Footscray Blackshaws Road, North Altona FACTORIES/WAREHOUSES Mephan Street, Maidstone Whitehall St, Footscray Davies Street, North Sunshine Kyle Road, North Altona SHOPS & DWELLING Sunshine Road, West Footscray
PER WEEK
620m2 125m2 100m2 69m2 168m2 173m2
$2000 $500 $500 $337 $577 $1062
50m2 60m2 2340m2
$290 $200 $4500
770 m2 195m2 460m2 106m2
$923 $443 $462 $346
50m2
$495
Licensed Estate Agents
WEST FOOTSCRAY
5/709 BARKLY STREET
CE ED I 0 PR UC 00 D , RE 98 $1
GREAT PLACE TO START
This lively ground floor flat offers the perfect low maintenance living accommodation in a excellent location of West Footscray. Comprising two (2) bedrooms both with BIR's, curtains and blinds, large living area including kitchen, dining and loungeroom. Bathroom, laundry and toilet. Bonus Carport on tittle. Located in an excellent location within bus service, train station, shops, schools public reserve etc etc.
FOR ALL COMMERCIAL RENTAL ENQUIRIES, RING OUR OFFICE FOR FURTHER INFORMATION AND INSPECTION
FOOTSCRAY
INSPECT By Appointment
Victorian style home complimented by brick veneer home at the rear. Live in one and rent out the other. GREAT INVESTMENT NOT to be missed close to Footscray Park, Victoria University, public transport etc etc.
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For Sale
5 GEELONG ROAD
www.dinatale.com.au
Weather you’re an investor or first home buyer this property is ideal to begin your property portfolio. Comprising : 1 bedroom with BIR, lounge, kitchen with breakfast bar, bathroom, laundry and toilet facilities. Great location, walking distance to Central West Shopping Centra, railway station, bus service at your doorstep plus schools etc etc close by. Further information or inspection ring today
ALL RENTAL ENQUIRIES TO BE MADE DURING BUSINESS HOURS ONLY
Auctioneers
LIST OF RENTAL PROPERTIES AVAILABLE ONE BEDROOM FLAT 15/709 Barkly St, W/Footscray 3/55 Swan St, Footscray 8/3-5 Hargreaves Cres, Braybrook 11/32 Rupert St, W/Footscray 610/51 Gordon St, Footscray ONE BEDROOM APARTMENT 17/149 Glenlyon Rd, Brunswick ONE BEDROOM VILLA UNIT 2/19 Wattle St, W/Footscray 4/65 Saltley St, Sth Kingsville TWO BEDROOM FLATS 4/20 Empire St, Footscray 4 & 8/1 Hampton Pde, W/Footscray 5/148 Rupert St, W/Footscray 9/5 Wattle St, W/Footscray 6/15 Beaumont Pde, W/Footscray 3/24 Rooney St, Maidstone 11/709 Barkly St, Footscray
210 205 250 190 200 370 235 240 250 270 260 260 250 260 250
4/53-55 Hyde St, Footscray 260 TWO BEDROOM VILLA UNIT 14B Bond St, Altona Nth 320 5/373 Geelong Rd, W/Footscray 300 1/47 Vernon St, Spotswood 290 TWO BEDROOM APARTMENT 11 & 12/155-161 Gordon St, Footscray 380-390 TWO BEDROOM TOWNHOUSE 1/275 Ballarat Rd, Footscray 350 THREE BEDROOM HOUSE 3 Burns St, Maidstone 340 67 Rupert St, W/Footscray 330 10 Rooney St, Maidstone 295 56 Madden St, Maidstone (1 weeks rental) 360 9 Bethandra Crt, W/Footscray 360 21 Gordon St, Footscray 370 55 Rosala Ave, Nth Altona 380 THREE BEDROOM TOWNHOUSE 1/10 Margot St, W/Footscray 450
Property Managers
Frank Forti Mob: 0419 321 816 John Librizzi AH: 9689 3713 Carmelo Caputa Mob: 0414 293 389 Bang Vu Mob: 0403 301 765
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Delivering smiles Asset 1 has helped deliver Werribee Mercy’s new birthing unit 6 9
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yndham newborns requiring a little extra care, like Stella and Ellen Hargreaves, are receiving plenty of it at a new birthing unit at Werribee Mercy Hospital. Caring for more than 2000 newborns each year, the hospital opened the unit with the financial assistance of developer Asset 1 who is donating a portion of every land sale from The Heartlands estate to supporting youngsters. Tarneit residents Kylie and Andrew Hargreaves have been impressed with the care for their twins. ‘‘Ellen weighed just 800 grams when she was born. She has been cared for by amazing nurses in the unit. I can’t explain how nice it is to be close to the hospital and know your babies are being well looked after,’’ Kylie said. ‘‘We’ve been living in Tarneit for the past three years and are impressed with the developments coming up in the area, including new roadways, infrastructure and schools.’’
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Tarneit Cnr Poplar Blvd & Derrimut Rd www.thereserve.net.au
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Features: Opposite Tarneit Railway Station, Established Parklands, Childcare Centre on Estate. Mel. Ref: 202 F4 Open: 12pm-5pm Saturday-Thursday Land sizes: 300m2-600m2 Enquiries: 9095 8787
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Point Cook Waterhaven Blvd, (off Dunnings Rd) www.waterhaven.net.au
Features: Walking distance to Point Cook Town Centre, Schools, Wetlands, Walking & Cycle Tracks, Open Space & a host of other amenities Mel. Ref: 207 C3 Inspect: Mon & Tue 1-5pm Sat & Sun 11-5pm Enquiries: 9395 5488
Parental bliss: Kylie Hargreaves with her twins Stella and Ellen at Werribee Mercy Hospital.
The Heartlands Developer: Asset1 Address: 5 Lamington Drive, Tarneit Phone: Sharon 0421 221 322 Website: theheartlands.com.au
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Tarneit Tarneit Road www.tarneitgardens.com.au
Mel. Ref: Inspect: Enquiries: Office:
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202 A5 Sat-Wed 12-5pm 8742 2333 Cnr Tarneit Road & Harrington Avenue, Tarneit
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Point Cook 395 Point Cook Road www.saltwatercoast.com.au
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Location: Corner of City Bay Drive & Saltwater Promenade, Point Cook, 3030 Mel Ref: 208 F11 Features: Short drive to city, easy walk to beach. Melbourne’s newest bayside community. NOW SELLING. Inspect: 11am-5pm, 7 days Enquiries: 1300 357 000
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Williams Landing 52 De Havilland Circuit www.williamslanding.com.au
202 B2 Sat-Wed 12-5pm 9748 9410 Hummingbird Boulevard, (off Tarneit Road) Tarneit
Wyndham Vale Ballan Road www.manorlakes.com.au
Mel. Ref: Inspect: Enquiries: Features:
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Address: 52 De Havilland Circuit Premium land for sale. 52 homes on display. Sales Centre Open 7 days 11am - 5pm Mel ways: 203 J8 Website: www.williamslanding.com.au Phone: 1300 11 22 02 [ 46 ] WEEKLY – YOUR COMMUNITY VOICE
Tarneit Tarneit Road www.therise.com.au
204 H1 7 days, 10am-5pm 9731 0277 Shopping Centre, 2 schools childcare and kindergarten, aged care, parks and wetlands, 24 display homes.
South Werribee, Geelong Road www.vicurban.com/riverwalk
Mel ways: 205 E12 Inspect: Sat-Wed, 11am-5pm Website: www.vicurban.com/riverwalk Enquiries: 131 852 Features: The premium estate in Werribee,39 home designs available,Town centre, 2 schools, Class A recycled water, 25ha of parks and wetlands
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Point Cook Sneydes Road www.alamandapointcook.com.au
Mel Ref: 207 H7 Enquires: 9684 8113 or Michelle Features: Residents health & fitness club, wetlands, walking & cycling tracks, prep to Year 9 school onsite, parks and playgrounds
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Tarneit Corner Davis Rd & Isabella Way www.theheartlands.com.au
Mel. Ref: 234 H2 Inspect: 7 Days 10am to 5pm Enquiries: 1300 LANDLINE (5263 5463)
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Kurunjang, 458 Coburns Rd www.devinepennyroyal.com.au
Mel ways: 205 E12 Inspect: Open daily 11am - 5pm Website: www.devinepennyroyal.com.au Enquiries: 13 13 63
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Eynesbury Eynesbury Road www.eynesbury.com.au
Mel Ref: 220 G9 Inspect: Open Daily 11 am – 5pm Enquiries: 1300 396 372 Features: This is simply the best development in Melbourne’s West. Class A Recycled Water for your lawns, gardens and washing cars. More than 50% dedicated open space, 18-hole championship golf course. LAND NOW SELLING from $127,000.
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Kingsford 1 Ponsford Drive, Point Cook www.kingsford.com.au
Address: 5 Bell Crescent, Point Cook Mel ways: 207 C6 Website: www.kingsford.com.au Phone: 8353 1999
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Electrical Services
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DC GILBERT ELECTRICS
A Bobcat & Tipper Hire
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9398 5005
(Rec 9692)
• Site Cleaning • Rubbish Removal • Driveway Digouts • Post & Stump Holes • Concrete Removal • Landscaping Preparation • 3 Tonne Excavator • 12 Metre Dog Trailer
0418 546 808 G5312707
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A.H. 9974 3720
ROBIN - 0418 327 733
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Contact Rick for a quote: 0407 509 478
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Designers, Builders & Engineering Consultants NEW HOMES, UNIT DEVELOPMENTS, EXTENSIONS & RENOVATIONS 7 Somers Parade, Altona 3018 Tel: (03) 9398 3277 Mob: 0412 321 113 website: www.aptdesign.com.au
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G4844966AA-dc25Jan
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Rec 15872
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G5034818AA-dc10Apr
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Call Michael for a free quote 0419 586 753
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G5048830AA-dc16Ap
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G5302373AA-dc7Aug
Phone ROBIN 9749 1086 Mob 0402 048 372
☛ 0407 886 064 (AH) 9743 3013 G4948276
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• Sanding & Sealing of all types of floors Old & New Domestic & Commercial
0413 112 497
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PH 9397 1374
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G4826368AA-dc14Mar
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Phone 131198
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WESTPOINT LOCKSMITH
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Maintenance
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G5021925
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G4937361AA-dc29Feb
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• Paving & Landscaping • Brick work repairs • Decks-Install & Repairs • Gutters-Repair & Clean • Home Maintenance & more
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www.aaaglass.com.au
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0430 332 368
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G5339358
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G5304634AA-dc7Aug
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G5335813AA-dc21Aug
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0412 617 922
G5052425AA-dc18Apr
G5329849
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www.herculeslandscaping.com.au
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• • • •
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G4624232AA-dc25Oct
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G4831340
Hercules Landscaping
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www.dsstonebenchtops.com.au
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G5343609AA-dc22Aug
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G4393272AA-dc30Aug
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G5152752AA-dc5Jun
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G5283423AA-dc24Jul
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G5186075AA-dc7Aug
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Phone 0419 841 417
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G5186955
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G5311151AA-dc8Aug
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WALLS & CEILINGS
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MEMBER OF MASTER BUILDERS ASSOCIATION
G5086945
G4651509AA-dc2Nov
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PLASTERING & MAINTENANCE SERVICE New work and renovations All work guaranteed
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G4853423AA-dc24Jan
G4324112AA-dc5Oct
For All Your Plumbing Needs
G4945947
lic no 43059
• Maintenance • Renovations • Commercial/Domestic • Roofing All aspects of Plumbing Matt 0402 091 783
Registered Building Practitioner
G5082189AA-dc30Apr
G5151855AA-dc29May
Tel: 9309 2351
• Prompt, Reliable, 28 years exp • Minimum charge $20• Pensioner Discounts
DB-L-29449
David: 0425 811 882 Carlos: 0423 270 075
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G5214027AA-dc26Jun
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G4924816
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G4884719AA-dc7Feb
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Free quotes August 22, 2012
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131 546
www.jimsroofing.com.au
NuRoof G5003665AA-dc27Mar
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Val Phillips
G5288064A G5288064AA-dc31Jul
DB-U 37476
Sevices
The best Reblocking & Underpinning
G5287455AA-dc7Aug
9689 1129.... 9314 1624....0415 513 582
Sales, services & installation of gas appliances Replacement hot water units es, Service to ducted heaters, space heaters, wall furnaces, stoves & hot plates Also general plumbing Carbon monoxide testing on appliances
EXREME REBLOCKING
PGDRB/Melb Water Lic.No. 33538
Call us now for professional services at a local price!
Thanh 0402 581 090 or 0408 332 294
Roofing Services
RBP 19762
G5151890AA-dc29May
Specialising in Period Homes
All gas appliance repairs, servicing & installations. Ducted heating. Hot water units. Airconditioning, Roofing & Bathrooms. Drains.
G4847388AA-dc24Jan
G5340373AA-dc21Aug
G5150889AA-dc30May
ATTARD’SHotPLUMBING & HEATING & cold water services.
• Painting • Renovations • Extensions • New Homes
Showroom at 18 Quinn Drive, Keilor Park
9311 2349 or 0411 414 411
Tel: 9391 0268 Mobile: 0407 880 265
0421 047 806
Roller Shutters
REBLOCKING AND UNDERPINNING SPECIALIST
Terry’s Painting Services
Tired of dealing with multiple tradies? Our dedicated team offers professional services: Painting - Plastering - Carpentry - Designing
G5086406AA-dc1May
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ABN 40 640 572 030
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AARON’S TILING
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• 20 Years Experience • Lifetime Warranty - Locally Made • Poor Reception Specialist • TV/Phone/Data Points • Home Theatre Set-ups • Australian Government Endorsed Installers
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Mini Market
0438 039 233
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Full Body Massage
Sat 25th August 10am-3pm OUR LADY OF THE SOUTHERN CROSS PRIMARY SCHOOL 2-20 Howqua Way, Wyndham Vale
For Maribyrnong Weekly, Hobsons Bay Weekly & Hobsons Bay Weekly Williamstown are as follows: Proof deadline: 2 hours before all deadlines Trades: Monday 5pm All other classifieds: Tuesday 1pm
Stalls: Local CFA, Jumping castle, crafts, sausage sizzle, showbags, jewelry, tuppaware, face painting and more. Gold coin entry
Phone 13 24 25
Music
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PIANO Keyboard lessons. All ages, for examination, 1st lesson free. $40 for 1 hour. Call 9687 9234 or 0431 124 939.
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Domestic Services CLEANING / IRONING Honest and reliable lady. Over 30 years experience. Hourly rate. ✆ 9748 0241. IMPRESSIVE IRONING Free pick up, quick return, regular or casual, business shirts. Good rate for quality service. ✆ 0406 001 171.
Katrina’s Ironing Service $18 per hour. Non-smoker. Ironing from Monday to Friday. Phone 0448 350 022.
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Personal Mobile Tutoring Service Give your child’s education the best start. I am a qualified primary school teacher. I can come to your home for 1 on 1 tutoring or you can get a group (min 3 people) together at your local library for a cheaper price. Call Helen on 0412 110 837.
August 22, 2012
RELAXATION 219 Ascot Vale Rd, 3032. Phone: 9004 1477.
For appointments, please phone
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Massage Therapy
Clairvoyants and Astrology
ASIAN Male masseur. Full body massage for relaxation. $50 per hour. Call Lam 0421 995 248, Footscray area.
Guiding Light Psychics $3.96 pm pay/mob extra 1902 276 034. C/card $3.60pm 1300 349 734.
Hoppers Crossing area. Open 7 days. 10am to 8pm. Ring 0413 873 923.
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New Age
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Coaching College
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Trading World BEST RATE Computer repairs. Upgrades, hardware, software, repairs. We come to you. Call Pete on 0405 366 189. COMPUTER Expert for all your computer problems. Affordable rates, all care taken. All areas. 7 days per week. Microsoft certified. CompTIA A+. Call 0433 655 193.
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Public Notices
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QUALIFIED Computer Technician for all your computer problems, servicing, upgrades and repairs. Onsite professional services. ☎ 9974 3113 or 0418 138 930.
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MR COMPUTER MAN
Fast friendly reliable onsite PC repair and service Virus Spyware Internet Advice New & Used systems Free Virus Software $30 Flag fall - $30 per hour No fix - No Fee Mick 9314 1727, 0415 746 050
Health and Wellbeing
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Accounting Services and Tax Agents
Dr. Tony Stubbs Eye Surgeon
TAX RETURNS From $60.00. CPA Registered Tax Agent. Contact SW Accounting on 9395 5631 or 0421 565 437. www.swacc.com.au
CPA PREPARED TAX RETURNS • Electronic lodgement • Competitive rates • Fee deduction available • Small business advice • Rental property specialist • Self managed super funds • BAS, IAS, GST • 27 years experience • Quality Certified 2012
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BUSINESS & TAXATION SERVICES
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MB BS BSc(Hons)B Med Sc MS FRANZCO Dr. Tony Stubbs, Eye Surgeon, of The Williamstown Eye Centre says that just about anyone can have their vision restored and be rid of their glasses for almost all the time. And this is without the use of laser surgery. Dr Stubbs, a visiting specialist at the Royal Victorian Eye & Ear Hospital who has worked with the Fred Hollows eye department at the Prince of Wales Hospital in Sydney, says he began his career through the inspiration of his father, Dr Maxwell Stubbs. “My father was a pioneer in cataract implant surgery and I did my training under him. He passed away three years ago but some of his patients still come in for a check-up. Not only is this inspirational, it also demonstrates that good surgery outlasts the surgeon,” Dr Stubbs says. A specialist who helps people who have been advised they are unsuitable for laser surgery, Dr Stubbs is also committed to demonstrating that age, corneal distortion or astigmatism are no barriers to eliminating the need for glasses. “One of my best moments was treating a 12-year-old girl who was struggling at school because of poor vision, even with the use of thick glasses. Now 10 years later, she still has 20/20 vision without glasses. That inspires me. “Seeing my patients’ bright smiles after surgery, as they stop squinting and can read without glasses, is definitely the best part of my job.” No referral is needed and no out-of-pocket expenses are incurred for an assessment to enable all options available to be considered. Dr Tony Stubbs’ Collins St Practice Coates Building, Suite 2, Level 2 20 Collins Street, Melbourne Victoria, 3000 Tel: +613 9650 8044 Fax: +613 9650 8099
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f MOVING SALE f ALTONA 3 Harrington St, Saturday 25th August, 8am-4pm. House hold items, tools, camping gear, and lots more.
f MOVING SALE f WERRIBEE SOUTH 820 Duncans Road, Saturday 25th August, 7am onwards. Furniture, beds, household items, everything must go.
Pets and Pet Care
A PROBLEM DOG? HOPPERS CROSSING 27 Barrot Avenue, Sat 25th Aug, 8am-1pm. Plus size ladies clothing, mens clothing & much more.
HOPPERS CROSSING 32 Dona Drive, Saturday 25th & Sunday 26 th August, from 9am. Furniture, household items, clothes, bric-a-brac.
Vern Ryan's Dog Behavioural School has an exciting brand new, full one day behaviour and socialising course. Puppy Kinder also available. For details phone Michelle 9749 8584.
CANARIES For sale. Male and female. Young stock. Yellow and apricot colour. Please phone 9398 3502.
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★ Monster Sale! ★ HOPPERS CROSSING St Peter’s carpark, Guinane Ave, Saturday 25th August, 8am-1pm. Bargains galore - be early!
★ OLD WARES ★
Antiques, furn, deceased estate, shed items, tools, memorabilia. ☎ Frank 0407 356 822.
HOPPERS CROSSING Furn lrg room. Bond & refs req, close to shops and transp, $155pw incl utilities. Phone 0425 777 492. POINT COOK Brand new house in Saltwater estate. Large ensuite room with WIR $170pw (includes electricity and gas). Call 0469 662 113. WERRIBEE 1 room for rent. $150 per week including bills. Close to transport and shopping centre. Phone Greg 0408 279 208.
WERRIBEE Furnished room. Male or female, must be employed. Close to shops and bus stop, 5 minutes to freeway. $110 per week including bills and internet, 1 week's bond required. Phone 0411 174 837.
Business Franchise for Sale or Lease CAFE For sale. Western suburbs, in shopping centre. Takings $8,500-$9,000. 8 year lease. Price neg. Phone 0426 843 394.
Commercial and Industrial Properties OFFICE/S Close to all public trans. Onsite car parking. Central heating/cooling 60m 2 each. Laverton CBD. 0421 393 289.
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ALTONA MEADOWS Neat 2BR unit, quiet block. Separate lounge, kitchen, meals area and courtyard, single garage. Close to shops, no pets. Contact 0412 293 122.
WERRIBEE (Central) brand new 3BR home WIR BIR’s ensuite kit/ meals adj lounge ducted heating airconditioning remote garage $320pw Pellegrino R/E, 3/19 Synnot St, W/bee 9741 1000
ALTONA NORTH 3 bedroom unit, WIR, wall to wall carpet, split system hot/cold, polished floorboards, LUG, private backyard, nice garden at front. Close to all amenities. $300pw + $1200 bond. Phone: 9391 5358.
WYNDHAMVALE Freshly painted 3BR WIR BIR 2-way bathroom kit/meals overlook yard L shaped lounge/dinning duct/heat carport $250pw Pellegrino R/E, 3/19 Synnot St, W/bee 9741 1000
NEWPORT Freshly painted 2BR home robes new carpets/tiles kit/ meals spacious lounge ducted heating yard close to trains/buses/ shops $310pw Pat 0417 206 207 NORTH SUNSHINE 2BR with BIR's, gas htg, air cond, close to facilities, LUG, private courtyard. No pets. Refs required. $270pw. ($1,150 bond). Phone 9312 5058. TARNEIT Brand new 3BR ensuite WIR BIR’s kitchen/meals/familyroom lounge double garage $310pw Pellegrino R/E, 3/19 Synnot St, W/bee 9741 1000 TARNEIT Ultra modern 4BR home ensuite WIR & BIR’s kit/ meals sep lounge alarm ducted heating split system aircon remote garage $290pw Pellegrino R/E, 3/19 Synnot St, W/bee 9741 1000
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WERRIBEE Brand new villa home. Close to shops & public transport. Fo reigner welcome. Room $150pw incl bills. ☎ 0478 139 947.
Moving House Sale ALTONA MEADOWS 76 Trafalgar Avenue, Sat 25th Aug, 8am4pm. Fridge, freezer, table, desk with hutch, beds, barstools, gas stove, baby goods & bric-a-brac.
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WYNDHAMVALE Ultra modern 4BR home ensuite WIR BIR’s kit/ meals/family rooms ducted heating airconditioning double garage $290pw Pellegrino R/E, 3/19 Synnot St, W/bee 9741 1000
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Melbourne Road $360pw + o/g
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CL ASSIFIEDS Business Opportunities Why Rent When You Can Buy? Located in a central Werribee within pleasant surroundings, opposite Chirnside Park. Easy access for clients with off street parking. Great for the professional wanting to take their business to the next stage. Includes: 3 Separate offices, reception area, toilet facilities and more. P. Di-Natale 9741 3633.
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Houses/Townhouses 27 Burns St, Maidstone 52 Speight Street, Newport 19 Walker Place, Braybrook 39 Fisher St, Maidstone 110 Commercial Road, Footscray 17/6 Rosamond Rd, Maidstone 21 Gordon Street, Footscray 2/13 Holland Court, Maidstone 1/88 Suffolk Street, Maidstone 31 Leander Street, Footscray 37 Kellaway Street, Maidstone
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DISHWASHER Stainless steel, Technika Bellisimo (never used), 600mm width. $420. Phone 9748 8544.
Garage Sales NEWPORT 23 Alma Terrace, Saturday 25th August, 8am-1pm. Moving intersate. Huge sale. Modern furn, art work, tools, CDs, books & more. No early birds.
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For Sale CHICKEN MANURE $3.00 per bag, minimum order 20 bags. Free delivery local areas. Phone Terry 0417 576 021 any time.
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ONE BEDROOM FLAT/UNIT/APARTMENTS FOOTSCRAY YARRAVILLE
2/5 Govan Court 17/53 Stephen Street
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This stunning two bedroom apartment is on the 7th floor & provides a blend of style with contemporary living. Spacious lounge/dining that spills onto the generous balcony with glorious views, spilt system heating/cooling, ultra modern kitchen with s/steel appliances inc. dishwasher, microwave & stone bench tops. Both Bedrooms have BIR’s & the master bedroom incl balcony & ensuite.
This light & airy first floor apartment has been recently renovated throughout providing a modern & clean environment. Comprising 2 bedrooms with BIR, brand new kitchen, adjoining spacious open plan living area with timber flooring, & renovated bathroom with laundry facilities. Freshly painted throughout, new carpet in bedrooms, plus bonus car space. Located close to local parks, public transport & Yarraville Village.
Transformed from the classical headquarters of the Olympic Tyre & Rubber Company into contemporary residential spaces, this brand new home enjoys a great location between Barkly Street and bike tracks. Light filled living/dining complemented by an under-cover courtyard and open-plan kitchen features split system heating/cooling and Foxtel connectivity. Two upstairs bedrooms, each with heating/cooling, share a balcony retreat and a stylishly appointed bathroom. Gas boosted solar hot water.
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$275.00
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BE PART OF THE YARRAVILLE VILLAGE Situated near Yarraville Village, cafes, shops and station, this period home comprises of two bedrooms,
KINGSVILLE 8/40 Bishop Street KINGSVILLE 8/36 Edgar Street NEWPORT 2/508 Melbourne Rd NORTH MELBOURNE 1/159 Curzon Street SPOTSWOOD 2/19 Saltley Street SUNSHINE 4/104 Monash Street WEST FOOTSCRAY 10/18 Blandford Street WEST FOOTSCRAY 2/29 Clarendon Parade WEST FOOTSCRAY 7/3 Hampton Parade YARRAVILLE 8/17 Gordon Parade YARRAVILLE 25/51 Stephen Street YARRAVILLE 6/15 Tongue Street YARRAVILLE 14/283 Williamstown Rd
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This well presented two bedroom house with various storage sheds and workshops is within within walking distance to public transport, local parks and sporting facilities. Features throughout the property include polished floor boards, stainless steel appliances, lounge with separate dining area, gas heating, central bathroom and large undercover patio area that overlooks large secure backyard.
Spacious Double fronted, Renovated Weatherboard 3 bedroom home with floorboards comprising lounge dining area, updated kitchen with gas stainless steel appliances and dishwasher, ducted heating and separate bathroom. All bedrooms include built in robes. Outdoor area includes a large courtyard. This beautiful renovated home is close to schools and public transport.
Only minutes to public transport and Highpoint Shopping Centre This Magnificently renovated Victorian features three bright double bedrooms, master with WIR and ensuite. The large living area leads to modern kitchen and sky-lit dining area with garden access. No expensive has been spared in this quality renovation. An entertaining pavilion inspired by tropical holidays grabs your attention. Other features of this property include full length side drive with security gates, and gas cooking.
The brand new spaces of this lightfilled townhouse deliver low-maintenance luxury in its latest, and most alluring, form. Polished hardwood floors and a spacious private courtyard complement a large living domain, enhanced by streamlined kitchen and separate dining room, laundry and powder room. Both upstairs bedrooms feature built-in robes and share a superb central bathroom. Boasting features of stainless steel appliances, stone benches, single remote garage, air-con.
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1 or 2 Year Apprentice Carpenter Western suburbs, must be reliable and hard working. Own transport required. Phone Adam 0419 326 960
For mobile lunch truck in Altona. Well presented. Approx 7am-2pm. Mon - Fri. ☎ 0418 922 293.
Hairdresser Required Also 1st Year apprentice. Point Cook/Laverton area. Must have extensive experience. Rose: 0419 348 476. Resume: rose@161hairroom.com.au
HC Driver Full time positions, family owned transport company in Altona. $25 p/h + overtime. Mon-Fri. Wharf, steel experience and MSIC preferred. Immediate start. Call 0419 333 373 douglas@stokesandbell.com.au
DRIVERS - CONCRETE AGITATOR
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Barry Plant is offering an exciting career opportunity within our organisation, we are looking for a Property Manager and a Junior Cadet. An Agents Representative license is required but not essential. Candidates should have a passion for dealing with people, be good communicators, well organised and have a reliable motor vehicle.
For a confidential discussion, contact John Aaron Nakic on 0418 310 864 or 9367 7044 BARRY PLANT REAL ESTATE 1-7 ELAINE STREET, ST. ALBANS 3021
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Full time night shift required by fruit and vegetable supplier located in West Melbourne. Must have current Truck and Forklift Licence, neat and tidy appearance, be able to speak/read English and have some basic knowledge of fruit and vegetables. Vehicle and uniform supplied. Melbourne metro deliveries.
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An experienced and reliable Spray Painter able to work unsupervised is required in the western suburbs. Good working conditions and overtime available. Please contact Sam on 0417 584 727 or 9367 8411 for further details.
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Oorama Early Learning Tarneit - CENTRE COOK Oorama Early Learning Tarneit is seeking a COOK for permanent part time position for our 120 place early learning centre. To be successful in this role you must have a food safety certificate or relevant commercial cookery qualifications, or be working towards. • • • • • • • •
has a passion for serving high quality food maintains a clean and hygienic kitchen is an excellent communicator has a high work ethic is a good team player cares about children and their education has current First Aid & Anaphylaxis training has current working with children’s check
If this sounds like you then we want to hear from you!
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Wholesale fruit and vegetable supplier in West Melbourne requires a part time Data Entry Officer to work Monday-Thursday evening approximately 10 hours per week. The successful applicant must have some basic computer skills, own transport, be able to speak and read English and have some basic fruit and vegetable knowledge.
Call 9328 0000
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Mechanic/Exhaust Fitter Workshop manager required for full time work. Must have mechanical knowledge, customer service skills and current Drivers Licence. Sunbury, Melton, Deer Park area. Phone: 9743 5160.
Self motivated. Able to colour match and work unsupervised. Excellent conditions and great salary for the right person. Contact 9741 3043.
We are looking for someone who:
DO YOU HAVE
HR DRIVER With Road Ranger exp. Full time/ causal position. With Forklift licence. Good knowledge of Melb. Metro area. Load binder & rope experience. Monday-Friday 40hrs+ weekly. Altona based.
Required for reputable western based company: Experienced in CCTV / sewer snake - mainly new residential sites, high standard of work, good communication skills, work unsupervised. Driver Licence essential. Mature persons may apply. Ph 9369 8555 or email: temp@casabenegroup.com.au
PROPERTY MANAGEMENT
Due to our expanding fleet we require keen enthusiastic and reliable Drivers for our Deer Park plant. Successful applicants must have HR Licence and experience essential.
Central Pre-Mix Concrete Phone 9303 9112 Mon-Fri
Pizza Staff Required Experience Pizza Maker - p/t Customer Service - Part Time Must be a fast learner, be reliable & be flexible. Liza 0403 160 112.
Maintenance / Qualified Plumber
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Call Bernadette: 0408 807 466
For restaurant in Altona, experience preferred and evenings only.
CAR DETAILER Cranwell Collision, Sunshine area, seek a FT, expd Detailer. Modern workshop, excellent working condition, wages negotiable. Start ASAP. Phone John 8390 0155 or 0417 598 655.
OZTENPIN POINT COOK ~ OPENING EARLY SEPTEMBER 2012 Require customer focused staff for our new Tenpin Bowling & Entertainment Centre located on cnr Linmax Court & Wallace Avenue, Point Cook. Positions available in Cafe Food Service, Reception and Technical Services. Apply with CV to: The Manager, PO Box 123, Diamond Creek 3089
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Hospitality
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CABINET MAKER Looking for a qualified person with experience in installing. Also seeking a 2nd or 3rd Year Apprentice. Melton area. Call Chris on 0419 131 252.
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Articulating his passion Translator Chris Poole bridges the communication divide, writes Rebecca Miller interpret regularly on-site for car and pharmaceutical companies. We’ve worked for the Southern Star Observation Wheel [Docklands] and for information technology firms. ‘‘We also translate safety induction material for a power station in New Zealand and have translated brochures on people-trafficking. ‘‘We do everything from court and conference interpreting to drivers’ licences and tattoos. ‘‘From 1994-96 I was involved with a trial of five Japanese people charged with importing a large quantity of heroin. That was the turning point and made me decide to make a career of translation. I’ve also had fun jobs, like interpreting on film shoots in North Queensland and for teams on the Darwin to Adelaide solar car race.’’
ken, but predominantly in Japanese. ‘‘The problems we solve on every job are more similar across industries than people expect . . . things like how to take sentences from one language and rebuild them rapidly and accurately to another.’’ He says he enjoys the challenge of ensuring people and their documents aren’t misunderstood. ‘‘There are 1001 flavours of mistranslation. We did a lot of work for a trucking company and someone had tried translating sections of a maintenance manual on the internet for a Japanese person to read. ‘Cat’ (Caterpillar diesel engine) had become a household pet and the ‘horn’ was now adorning the bonnet in the manner of a bull.’’ Each job for Chris is different, but they all involve interpreting. ‘‘We
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DAV I D B LY T H E M a r r i a g e Celebrant. Weddings, funerals, namings & recommitments. PH 9748 5732 or 0418 573 007.
Party Planners ACE BOUNCING Castles. www.acebouncingcastles.com.au Large variety of castles, over 15 designs 9749 6519/0407 322 769
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Dressmaking JESSICA STANLEY Classic couture. Made to measure, bridal and evening wear, mother of bride/groom, flowergirl, wedding dress alterations. 0421 972 371. jstanleydesigns@gmail.com
Dressmaking KATHY'S tailoring. revamp, 8351 6021
DRESSMAKING And Design it, resize it, patch or hem it. or 0416 289 121.
Florists Wedding Flowers Affordable flowers. www.littleshopofposies.vpweb.com.au Phone 0408 354 576.
Hairdressing HAIRDRESSER Trim from $15 per adult. Waxing available. Ph Jenny 0414 496 072.
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Happy little mudlarks reap Burbank bounty BY LANCE JENKINSON WILLIAMSTOWN are the mudlark masters of the Victorian Football League. While being covered in mud head to toe is not a pretty sight, the Seagulls aren’t complaining, rather using it to their advantage and making the most of the boggy conditions at Burbank Oval. They are playing the ground and its conditions to perfection with Saturday’s 66-point win over Sandringham a case in point as they made it five wins in a row at the ground. ‘‘Certainly playing in those conditions the past few weeks was a bit of an edge for us,’’ Seagulls football manager Chris Dixon told the Weekly. ‘‘Our boys have got used to the slog, which is probably a bit of a concern coming into games that we’ll be playing on grounds with pretty good decks. But it’s certainly given us an advantage on the day and we play it pretty well.’’ The contested ball was key with over 100 stoppages recorded for the game. Throw into the mix a six-goal breeze towards one end and the team with the better defensive mechanisms running into it was always going to emerge the victor. ‘‘It was a strategic game, using the wind to our advantage and setting up pretty strong defensively going into it,’’ Dixon said. ‘‘I thought we defended pretty well going into the breeze.’’ The Seagulls had the wind in the
Breathing space: Williamstown livewire Andrew Hooper breaks away. third quarter and piled on the pain with an eight-goal term. They found an unlikely hero in tagger Stephen McCallum. The youngster was set the task of negating Zebras speedster Brett Peake and accomplished that with a handy bonus of six goals of his own. ‘‘It was a funny one,’’ Dixon said. ‘‘We just gave him the job of running with Brett Peake all day and as it happened, Peake started on half-back, which meant he started as a forward. ‘‘When you’re running hot, you’re running hot and for him to kick six and, more importantly, nullify Peake’s influence on the game, it was a win for us.’’ Nick Georgiadis didn’t let his opportunity slip either. Playing in just his second game, he showed an appetite for the contest to
be named among the best. ‘‘He’s one that we would’ve liked to have got more senior football into, but he’s had a couple of niggling hamstring injuries throughout the year,’’ Dixon said. ‘‘He’s finally got his chance in the last couple of games and he’s just a real tough, tenacious footballer and everything he does, he does at 100 per cent pace.’’ Jarrod Grant, Justin Sherman and James Wall also had strong games. The Seagulls kept their slim double chance hopes alive with the win. They will have to beat Geelong in the final home-and-away game on the road at Simonds Stadium on Saturday and hope western suburbs neighbours Werribee Tigers are beaten by Collingwood to sneak into the top four. At the very least, the Seagulls can’t drop below sixth place on the ladder, meaning they have earned the right to a home final. That, however, could be subject to a Football Victoria ground inspection. ‘‘We’ve sewn up a home final, but whether it’s played at Williamstown is a different question,’’ Dixon said. ‘‘If that opportunity came and the ground came up all right, we’d love the chance to play at Williamstown.’’
Dirty work: Williamstown youngsters Kwame McHarg and Liam Jones celebrate a goal in the mud. Pictures: Michael Copp
SCOREBOARD VFL Seniors: Williamstown 15.14 (104) d Sandringham 5.8 (38). Williamstown — Goals: S. McCallum 6, K. McHarg 2, N. Georgiadis 2, A. Hooper 2, E. Carr,
T. Hill, J. Sherman. Best: S. McCallum, N. Georgiadis, J. Grant, J. Sherman, J. Wall, T. Campbell. Development: Williamstown 12.14 (86) d Sandringham 10.9
Look out, the Blues are back in the town WILLIAMSTOWN might have found a glimmer of light at the end of a long and dark tunnel. The Blues shook off a run of defeats and ties with an upset 2-0 win over North Sunshine Eagles in the Football Federation Victoria men’s state league 3 north-west at Grey Reserve on Saturday. The Blues claimed their first win since June 16 to finally move off the bottom rung of the ladder. Player-coach Mark Burton is hoping it will provide the impetus to find a way out of the relegation zone. ‘‘It’s been a long time coming,’’ he told The Weekly. ‘‘We’re hoping it’s a circuit breaker for us leading into five important games. ‘‘We can still avoid relegation.’’ It has been a gloomy winter for the aptly named Blues. [ 60 ] WEEKLY – YOUR COMMUNITY VOICE
Since their 3-1 victory over Hume United in the middle of June, they went seven games for two draws and five losses. They held an emergency meeting leading into the Eagles game and it seemed to have worked. ‘‘We had a real heart to heart, sat down and talked about what we could do better,’’ Burton said. ‘‘It had to be a collective effort. We all took ownership of what we could do.’’ All the talking in the world was no substitute for an ice-breaking early goal. The Blues got that through striker Andrew Currie in the 25th minute. Currie was on the receiving end of a perfectly weighted Tony Grozanovski cross to the far post, where he headed it into the back of the net. ‘‘An early goal grows your confidence,’’ Burton said.
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‘‘We had a few chances in the first half and could’ve been two or three up at half-time.’’ The Blues did not want the half-time break to come, having bullied the first 45 minutes. The message from Burton to his players was to continue in the same fashion and not to suffer ‘‘concentration lapses’’. Goalkeeper Adrian Gvozdic was important in the organisation of the defence and had all the answers when the Eagles asked questions. ‘‘He had a great game at the back,’’ Burton said. ‘‘He gives the boys a lot of confidence, not only with his ball handling and shot stopping but with his organising of the defence.’’ The Blues would eventually get the insurance goal they wanted with 15 minutes left in the game.
(69). Williamstown — Goals: D. Conway 3, M. Lyons 2, A. Anastasio 2, C. Lockwood 2, J. Gray, D. Bugeja , J. Mead. Best: J. Frost, D. Conway, M. Cravino, A. Woods, C. Lockwood, N. Giles.
SCOREBOARD FFV RESULTS SL1: Altona Magic 2 Springvale White Eagles 4 SL2: Brunswick City v Altona City PPD, Moreland City v Altona East Phoenix PPD SL3: Williamstown 2 North Sunshine Eagles 0, Whittlesea United 1 Yarraville 1 PL1: North City Lions v Maribyrnong Greens PPD PL2: Laverton Park 1 Upfield 2 PL3: Melbourne City v Meadow Park PPD MML: Altona North v St Kilda PPD
Attacking midfielder Nick Darbyshire produced some nice interplay with his forwards and finished off his build-up play with a sweetly struck goal. The Blues, two points away from the safety zone, face a winnable game on the road at Cairnlea on Saturday. — Lance Jenkinson
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Jets rev engines ahead of Cannons clash BY LANCE JENKINSON THE Western Jets are going down swinging in the TAC Cup. They are one of the form teams since the start of June with six wins from their past nine outings after a horror start. They left another positive footprint on Saturday with a 77-point dismantling of Bendigo Pioneers at a wet and wild Epsom Huntly Reserve. Finals are beyond the Jets, but coach Steven Kretiuk says his side has plenty to play for when they meet arch-rivals Calder Cannons in the last home-and-away game at Highgate Recreation Reserve on Saturday morning. ‘‘They embarrassed us last time we played,’’ he told the Weekly, pointing to a 112-point defeat in round four. ‘‘It’s about our pride and putting a really good performance out there. ‘‘We want our top-age
players having their last impact at TAC Cup level putting something forward to the recruiters and our bottom-age players seeing where they’re at in terms of playing against arguably one of the best teams in the competition.’’ The Jets have been superb defensively in backto-back wins over the past fortnight. They restricted the Pioneers to just three goals in a miserly display. ‘‘When they had the wind, we really stepped up the defensive aspects of our game and made it hard for them to score,’’ Kretiuk said. ‘‘It was obviously the telling factor in the game.’’ Sam Critchley was solid as a rock for the Jets down back. The key defender was not outpointed in a single contest and used the ball well on the rebound. The Jets had a dominant forward line, led by six-goal star Lachie Hunter. The 17-year-old, son of Mark and potential
SCOREBOARD TAC Cup Western Jets 15.10 (100) d Bendigo Pioneers 3.5 (23). Western Jets — Goals: L. Hunter 6, S. White 3, C. Nastasi 2, A. Brown 2, J. Greiser , J. Bench. Best: S. White, L. Hunter, S. Critchley, J. Robinson, J. Sicily, A. Elkasovic.
father-son prospect for the Western Bulldogs, capped a fine week after receiving an invitation to October’s NAB AFL draft combine. Hunter, who usually plays as a hard-running midfielder, was confined to the attacking 50 due to a bout of osteitis pubis and appeared at ease in the role close to goal. ‘‘He hasn’t trained for a while so we had to play him as a small forward,’’ Kretiuk said. ‘‘He made good position, read the ball well in
Under pressure: Footscray’s Amy Scott squeezes out a pass despite close attention.
Roosters sitting pretty despite match drama ALTONA Roosters had ample time to secure their Victorian Rugby League first grade finals spot, despite the referee calling a permanent halt to play after 50 minutes of the last-round encounter with Waverley Oakleigh Panthers on Saturday. The game was halted so an ambulance crew could attend to an injured Panthers player at the Fregon Reserve encounter. The Roosters went into half-time sporting a healthy 32-6 lead, but there was to be no further addition to the score after match officials were forced to call the game off so paramedics could attend to the player down. The margin of the result did not have an impact on finals placings with the fifth-placed Craigieburn Phoenix — the only team that could have disrupted the top four — copping a hammering from lowly Doveton Steelers. ‘‘One of their boys got seriously injured and we had to wait a while for the ambulance to come,’’ Roosters player-coach Jason Warr told The Weekly. ‘‘We made a good start to the game and carried it into the second half until the injury occurred.’’ Interestingly, the Roosters face a rematch with the Panthers in a cutthroat semi-final this Saturday at Loft Reserve. The Roosters stole third spot in the win, but a home final was already assured with the Roosters holding hosting rights for week one of all finals. Warr says his side is not getting carried away with the ease of its victory.
‘‘We’ll have a heap of confidence going into the finals, but we can’t rely on what we did last weekend because they rested three or four players,’’ he said. ‘‘Playing at home is going to be good for the club as we’ve got all three teams — the senior, reserves and women’s tag — playing. We should get a good crowd down there.’’ Ben James had a scintillating game for the Roosters. The forward snapped at the line with ball in hand and muscled up well in defence. But James was desperate to score a try in the last regular-season game to avoid having to perform a ‘‘nudie run’’ for going try-less this season. ‘‘He ran 55 metres with the ball and got caught a metre short of the line,’’ Warr said. ‘‘We spoke about it after the game and it was decided the guys without a try after the home-and-away season will have to do a nudie run.’’ Young winger Saia Vaka will definitely keep his clothes on after scoring two tries. The 18-year-old’s speed and elusiveness was too much to handle for the Panthers’ defence. Sebastian Lagaaia was in a menacing mood with a number of pack-busting runs. Lagaaia is a fan favourite for his lively try celebrations. ‘‘When he scores a try, he certainly lets everyone know about it,’’ Warr said with a chuckle. ‘‘He always puts in a good celebration.’’ — Lance Jenkinson VRL scoreboard First grade: Waverley-Oakleigh Panthers 6 lt Altona Roosters 32
the wind and judged the flight of the footy much better than most other players in the game.’’ With three goals, Spencer White was the other dominant forward for the Jets. Kretiuk says a modified training plan is paying dividends for a player he dubbed ‘‘the most dynamic tall forward in the competition’’. ‘‘We just think in the first half of the year he didn’t take the steps we expected him to,’’ he said. ‘‘We formulated a program he had to complete every Tuesday before he could join in with the group and he’s done that week in, week out. It’s certainly improved his footy. ‘‘It was all about the way he reads the footy, the second and third efforts and just playing the basics of the game. ‘‘He was outstanding today, playing his role in the side and not trying to be someone he’s not.’’ The first bounce of the Jets’ stoush with the Cannons is at 11am.
Picture: Scott McNaughton
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Bulldogs’ dreams fade and die FOOTSCRAY will play no part in the Hockey Victoria women’s state league 1 finals with a 2-0 loss to Essendon in the do-or-die round at McIvor Reserve on Saturday. The newly-promoted Bulldogs have been a revelation this season and were on the verge of a shock finals appearance at their first crack in the big league. Their dreams evaporated on the sticks of Asling Utri and Bess Keaney, who scored the goals that sent fourthplaced Bombers to the finals instead. Bulldogs administrator Nicole Virtuoso told the Weekly it was a bittersweet feeling for her club. ‘‘It was a little bit disappointing because we were still in finals contention,’’ she said. ‘‘But it was our first year in the competition and our girls have done extremely well.’’ The Bulldogs are undoubtedly in the top flight for the long haul. They have one of the finest young coaches in
Luke Michael at the helm and a youth-driven squad. ‘‘We’ve got a very young squad,’’ Virtuoso said. ‘‘Most of the players are 23 or under and there’s a lot of junior state representatives in the team.’’ Defender Megan Berriman and striker Sam Ellis will represent the VIS Vipers in the Australian Hockey League in October. Young goalkeeper Panny Mather is also a part of the Victorian Institute of Sport. The Bulldogs’ last game will be on the road at MCC on Saturday. Hockey Victoria Women’s state league 1: Footscray 2 d Essendon 0, Altona 0 lt Doncaster 2 Men’s state league 1: Altona 1 lt Doncaster 3, Footscray 2 lt Greensborough 9 August 22, 2012 WEEKLY – YOUR COMMUNITY VOICE
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Sharpshooter points way home with boot BY LANCE JENKINSON FOOTSCRAY sharpshooter Martin Naufahu has delivered a timely reminder on the eve of the Victorian Rugby Union Premier 1 Dewer Shield finals — don’t underestimate the value of his super boot. Naufahu found his range in the Bulldogs’ dour 14-5 win over Box Hill at Henry Turner Reserve on Saturday with the decisive three penalty goals in the one-try-apiece arm wrestle. Bulldogs coach Junior Naufahu told The Weekly that his cousin’s form in front of goal in his first season at the club had been pivotal in his side reaching the finals.
‘‘We depend on him to get those important extra points,’’ he said. ‘‘It relieves the boys of a lot of stress when he’s kicking well. He also played a brilliant territorial game and was great in defence with a few big hits.’’ The Bulldogs were clearly determined to finish the home-and-away rounds on the positive note, despite already having a finals berth under lock and key. They had their backs against the wall with some first-team regulars unavailable for selection through injury and work commitments, but they managed to eek out a win through sheer endeavour over 80 minutes.
‘‘I was really proud of the boys,’’ Naufahu said. ‘‘We knew Box Hill were going to come out firing. They had to get the win and a bonus point to reach the finals. ‘‘We got stuck into it, never gave up and held them off.’’ The Bulldogs held an 11-0 advantage at halftime. Their one and only try of the game came through Lui Seualuga. ‘‘We caught them napping and had a stack of numbers out wide,’’ Naufahu said. Box Hill hit back with an unconverted try, but it would be their only scoreboard action. Tuipine Apineru showed why he is one of the
crowd favourites for Bulldog fans with several barnstorming runs. ‘‘He just doesn’t stop,’’ Naufahu said. ‘‘Every time he gets the ball we expect him to knock players off him and make a few yards.’’ Siosiua Ngauamo had an instant impact with his energy and speed off the bench. He was effective in defence, too, with some bone-jarring tackles that disrupted Box Hill’s attack. The Bulldogs will host their cutthroat week one final with Southern Districts at Henry Turner Reserve on Saturday at 3pm. VRU scoreboard Dewer Shield: Footscray 14 d Box Hill 5
Gators regrouping ALTONA Gators coach Randy Shanklin is not too despondent that his side will carry the weight of a onegame deficit into the best-of-three Victorian Basketball League Big V women’s youth league 2 grand final series with Hawthorn Magic as it continues this weekend. The Gators were the pre-series favourites, having qualified for the grand final on the back of a 13-game winning streak, but they lost the opening game 56-49 on the road at the Boroondara Sports Complex on Saturday night. ‘‘We kind of expected it,’’ Shanklin told The Weekly. ‘‘We never thought it was going to be easy; they’d only lost one game at home all year.’’ The Gators started as a favourite should. They burst to a confident 18-9 lead after one period and were going to take some stopping. This Magic outfit is by no means second rate and they countered swiftly with near-faultless second and third quarters to lead by five. The Gators made a late run, but lacked composure in the dying minutes. ‘‘I thought we played well as a group,’’ Shanklin said. ‘‘They played hard and it’s all I can ask for at this point. ‘There wasn’t much in it and it’s a matter of making the plays at the right time. ‘‘Hawthorn were a bit more composed in the last two or three minutes.’’ Jenna Conroy had a monster 14 minutes for the Gators, finishing with 13 points and six rebounds. Co-captain Ashleigh Richardson was powerful under the basket, reeling in 15 rebounds to go with seven points. Amy Lawrence, one of the smaller players in the team, stood up to the physical rigors of finals basketball. The Gators went in with the knowledge of how tough the Magic would be on their home court. They will now carry a vital stat of their own into games two and three, if required, at the Altona Sports Centre this weekend. ‘‘The good thing is we haven’t lost two games in a row all year,’’ Shanklin said. ‘‘And nothing changes with the loss; we’ve always had to win two games to win the series.’’ — Lance Jenkinson
SCOREBOARD Big V finals Women’s youth league 2: Game one: Hawthorn 56 d Altona 49 Hawthorn leads the best-of-three grand final series 1-0
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August 22, 2012
Close checking: Williamstown’s Huw Wilson blocks the run of his MCC opponent. Picture: Michael Copp
Fearons regain form as finals loom WILLIAMSTOWN reasserted its dominance of the Lacrosse Victoria men’s state league with a 26-9 drubbing of MCC at Fearon Reserve on Saturday. The Fearons had been down on form with a pair of losses in the past month after starting the season with 12 straight wins. They were eager to send a message with finals just two weeks away and took out frustrations on the hapless MCC with a quick kill. The Fearons were flawless in the first quarter with 10 unanswered goals, four from the stick of Darren Nicholas. They had put the game out of reach of MCC at half-time with a 17-1 lead. To their credit, MCC never waved the white flag, managing to steal a quarter from the ladder-leading Fearons. There were plenty of goals to go around for the Fearons with Daniel Jennings (7), Nicholas (5), Kyle Morland, Aaron Lawman
SCOREBOARD Lacrosse Victoria State league men: Williamstown 26 d MCC 9, Footscray 20 d Camberwell 5, Eltham 14 d Altona 6 State league women: Preliminary final: Footscray 12 d Williamstown 2
(4 each) and Matthew Price (2) all getting in on the act with multiples. The Fearons will host Camberwell in the last round before the finals on Saturday. Footscray is finals-bound after a 20-5 mauling of Caulfield on their travels to Caulfield Park. The Scray had a strong start to open up a four-goal gap at the first break and never looked back. Luke Moore found the back of the net in each quarter to finish with five goals for the
Scray, while Kane Mollison and James Lawerson scored four apiece. Altona was competitive with Eltham for large periods before losing 14-6 at Lower Eltham Park. Lachlan McKinnon had a big game for the A’s with two goals and two assists. Chayden Allen also fired in a double. A’s coach and life member Ric Benedierks will take charge of his final game on Saturday at home to Camberwell. It brings down the curtain on his decorated 40-year involvement in the sport as player and coach, which included coaching the Australian team. Meanwhile, Footscray has set up a grand final with powerhouse Newport in the women’s state league after crushing Williamstown 12-2 in the preliminary at Surrey Park on Saturday. Sarah Mollison, with three goals and five assists, and Abbie Burgess, four goals, were the Scray’s most dynamic. — Lance Jenkinson
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Out of relegation zone for now, CYs aim to stay that way WILLIAMSTOWN CYMS is breathing a sigh of relief after moving out of the Victorian Amateur Football Association division 1 relegation zone for the first time since round nine. CYs will go into the final round controlling their own destiny after jumping out of the bottom two with a 63-point hammering of third-last Glen Eira at Fearon Reserve on Saturday. They will retain their place in the division if either they beat Ormond on the road at E E Gunn Reserve on Saturday, or Glen Eira loses to ladderleader North Old Boys/St Patrick’s in its last round. ‘‘We’re confident we can go out and beat Ormond,’’ CYs coach Ian Rick-
man said. ‘‘There is a lot of confidence in the group now.’’ For CYs, the last home game of the season was a do or die effort. If they had lost, their papers would have been stamped with relegation in big red letters. Rickman called on a special effort from his players and he found 22 combatants willing to do whatever it took to secure a win. ‘‘The boys came to play from the start,’’ he said. ‘‘It was a fantastic all round effort. I don’t think Glen Eira had a winning player on the day. All the CYs boys got the better of their man.’’ CYs laid the foundations for victory
running into the wind in the first term. Not only did they keep the visitors to just one goal, they fashioned a number of chances of their own to maintain relative parity at the change. ‘‘Early on, it was a real arm wrestle,’’ Rickman said. ‘‘It was high pressure, a lot of stoppages, a heavy ball and a lot of tackles. ‘‘First in for the ball was our priority for the game and we did that.’’ Daniel Calman-Orr, Chris Cini, Matthew Carland and Jason Bencich set the tone in the midfield, showing their desire for the contest with ferocious attacks on the football. More often than not, CYs obtained first use because of their willingness to
dig in. CYs finally made their dominance count on the scoreboard with a four-goals-to-nil second term. They weathered the storm in the third, before finishing the task with another five-goal effort in the last. Josh Vanderloo was again the focal point with four goals, while Ben Gray was ever present with three. Phil Johnson capped a best-onground performance at half-back with a goal when his opponent decided to venture into CYs forward 50. ‘‘He shut down his opponent,’’ Rickman said. ‘‘He was real desperate in defence and handled the ball well in the conditions.’’
Pies beat hoodoo
— Lance Jenkinson VAFA Division 1: Williamstown CYMS 14.14 (98) d Glen Eira 4.11 (35).
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BY LANCE JENKINSON PARKSIDE remedied its Watton Street hoodoo with a 15-point win over Wyndhamvale Falcons in the Western Region Football League division 2 qualifying final at Avalon Airport Oval on Saturday. The Magpies have endured a long streak of bad results at the ground in the recent years and are hoping the victory will prove a turning point for future trips up the Princes Highway. ‘‘We’ve had a bit of a hoodoo down at Werribee,’’ Magpies vice-captain Chris Muratore said. ‘‘We hadn’t won there for about four years. For a few of us, we just wanted to get a win to able to sing the song there.’’ Aside from the exorcising the negative vibes, a much bigger prize is on offer for the Magpies, who will get the first crack at undefeated minor premiers Yarraville-Seddon Eagles in the second semi-final at at Crofts Reserve on Saturday. You get a sense that if any team is going to ruffle the Eagles’ feathers, it will be the Magpies. Time and again this season, they have proven to be the best of the rest and done it at a variety of venues and under varying conditions. Significantly, the wider expanses of the finals venues no longer daunts them. Muratore says big grounds are no longer the Magpies’ Achilles heel. ‘‘We’ve just got more depth through the midfield,’’ he said. ‘‘Now we can rotate 10 to 11 players through so we’ve always got that extra bit of run, where we used to rely on four or five blokes. ‘‘It’s especially important on a big ground like Werribee where we’ve probably been found out a couple of times in the past couple of years. ‘‘We’re able to use the bench a lot more, which gave us the fresh legs to keep running for the whole game.’’ The Magpies — kings of the clearances for a long time — showed they have not neglected that part of
A mere 120 minutes of football now stands between CYs and survival. Rickman says it has been an almighty effort from his players to get to a position of controlling their own fate. ‘‘We’ve been under pressure all season,’’ he said. ‘‘We’ve played 52 senior players, which is unheard of at any level, and been inundated with injuries. ‘‘We’ve been really good with out backs against the wall over the past six weeks.’’
Big men fly: Parkside’s Daniel Torres and Wyndhamvale’s Jacob Styles contest the ball. Picture: Cathy Jackson
the game. They smashed the Falcons at the stoppages with Paul Clemente, Nick Grant, Jimmy Franklin and Muratore prominent. ‘‘We were first to the footy,’’ Muratore said. ‘‘That pretty much won us the game.’’ The Magpies had their noses in front by two goals at half-time and took the game by the scruff of the neck with a six-goals-to-nil third term. Power forwards Fab Mastropasqua and Mo Khartabil each booted five goals and Darcy McMahon was impenetrable across half-back. The Falcons made a late charge, but it was too little, too late. Tim Badura continues to roam free for the Magpies and was best-afield for his role as a defensive wingman. His contrast in style from the more attacking Adrian Gervasi on the other wing makes him so important to the team structure. ‘‘He won’t touch
the ball 30 times, but he’ll do every single thing he can to help the team out,’’ Muratore said. ‘‘He punches and spoils and tackles, chops out the backs all the time and fills in the holes. ‘‘He does whatever the coach asks of him. He’s been unbelievable all year.’’ The other division 2 semi-final will be a cutthroat one between Wyndhamvale and Coburg Districts at Crofts Reserve on Sunday. In division 1, Altona Vikings stitched up the minor premiership and a week’s rest in the finals with a 26-point win over Sunshine Kangaroos at Grant Reserve. Spotswood primed up for its title defence with a 194-point shellacking of North Footscray in the last round at McLean Reserve. Go to www.maribyrnongweekly.com.au for our WRFL picture gallery.
WRFL scoreboard Division 1 Around the grounds: Altona 12.10 (82) d Sunshine 8.8 (56), Port Melbourne Colts 14.11 (95) d Hoppers Crossing 8.16 (64), Sunshine Heights 6.4 (40) lt Deer Park 23.13 (151), Spotswood 36.26 (242) d North Footscray 7.6 (48), St Albans 11.14 (80) d Albion 4.5 (29). Ladder: Altona (238.73) 64, Spotswood (231.02) 64, Port Melbourne Colts (142.17) 56, Hoppers Crossing (128.03) 48, Sunshine (120.14) 36, Deer Park (111.16) 36, St Albans (96.04) 28, Albion (69.14) 20, North Footscray (52.31) 8, Sunshine Heights (21.76) 0. Finals — Week 1 Qualifying final (Saturday): Spotswood v Port Melbourne Colts (Avalon Airport Oval). Elimination final (Sunday): Hoppers Crossing v Sunshine (Avalon Airport Oval). Division 2 Qualifying final: Parkside 14.13 (97) d Wyndhamvale 12.10 (82). Parkside — Goals: F. Mastropasqua 5, M. Khartabil 5, D. Da Silva, P. Clemente, D. McMahon, R. Glavas. Best: T. Badura, P. Clemente, D. McMahon, F. Mastropasqua, C. Muratore, A. Gervasi. Wyndhamvale — Goals: D. Bunworth 3, D. Cachia 3, A. Molivas 3, N. Evans 2, N. Aldridge. Best: J. Van Der Munnik, L. Klein-Breteler, D. Ellis, T. Westhead, D. Bunworth, M. Lubke. Elimination final: Coburg Districts 15.16 (106) d Glenorden 13.9 (87). Coburg Districts — Goals: N. Sandy 4, M. Seyes 2, A. Maggiore 2, L. Vincitorio 2, W. Broad, A. Abbas, M. Young, D. Clohesy, J. Galofaro. Best: R. Elkins, A. Abbas, D. Cudmore, N. Georgeades, W. Broad, N. Sandy. Glenorden — Goals: N. Schmidt 3, S. Rexhepi 3, M. Yates 2, S. Crea, J. MacDonald, J. Zangari, J. Fortune, A. Peters. Best: S. Rexhepi, N. Schmidt, M. Yates, A. Peters, J. Zangari, J. Fortune. Finals — Week 2 Second semi-final (Saturday): Yarraville-Seddon v Parkside (Crofts Reserve). First semi-final (Sunday): Wyndhamvale v Coburg Districts (Crofts Reserve).
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