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By ALESHA CAPONE BRIMBANK City Council has announced a proposal to sell 1.9 hectares of land at Furlong Rd and Cairnlea Drive, in place of building a civic centre on the site. The council’s plan comes weeks after Cairnlea residents expressed anger at a separate proposal from Places Victoria, which would allow 146 new townhouses, 50 apartments and 80 commercial sites to be built in the suburb. The Places Victoria proposal concerns land bordered by Cairnlea Drive, Ballarat Rd and the Western Ring Rd. The 1.9 hectares, which council hopes to sell, is located around the corner. Last week, council director Paul Younis said the council would engage in public consultation before deciding whether to sell the land. The site, which has been vacant for 13 years, was previously considered as a potential location to build a new civic centre or municipal building for Brimbank. However, the council has decided they will redevelop the Sunshine Library instead. He said the Furlong Rd address,
if sold, could be used for low or medium-density housing, retail or commercial purposes. Cairnlea resident Paul Landry said residents remained concerned about the potential industrialisation of their leafy estate. He said in regards to the Places Victoria proposal, residents have been worried about multi-storey apartments, extra traffic, a lack of public transport, contamination and decreased property values. “Our quality of life, our lifestyles, our standard of living are being compromised,” Mr Landry said. He said a Places Victoria public information session, held earlier this month, raised more questions than answers for attendees. A Places Victoria spokesperson said during September and October, a four-week consultation process with residents was advertised in newspapers and letters were sent to surrounding residents. The spokesperson said the proposed land uses, road networks and key features of the site had been set out in a draft version of the Cairnlea Mixed Use Precinct, but subdivision, lot yield and lot sizes would be determined at the planning permit application stage.
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By ALESHA CAPONE A TEENAGER who was shot near St Albans Secondary College last Tuesday reportedly returned to school two days later in a ‘fine’ condition. The 17-year-old male victim was shot at from the window of a car, as he walked along Beaver St shortly after midnight. The boy was reportedly with a group of other students, travelling to school to plan a flour-bombing as part of a ‘muck-up day’ prank. After the shooting, the student was taken to Sunshine Hospital where he was treated for minor injuries and later released. Detective Senior Constable Paul Ziebell told Channel 7 police believed the boy was possibly fired at with a shotgun. “He had two wounds - the first wound was to the right side of the head and the second wound was to the right arm,” Det Sen Const Ziebell said. “It has the ability to be a fatal shooting, of course.” Detectives were still investigating the shooting as Star went to print. One of the teenager’s friends told Star he saw the victim back at school last Thursday. “I’ve been in touch with the student and his family and he is fine,” St Albans Secondary College principal Kerrie Dowsley said. “The incident you refer to took place away from the school, outside school hours and, as such, was not related to our school’s procedures or events.”
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Talks over noise walls By ALESHA CAPONE BRIMBANK City Council has voted to ask Regional Rail Link Authority to hold another community forum, in a decision which was met with resounding applause from residents last week. At last Tuesday’s council meeting, two of the Brimbank administrators considered an assessment of the noise walls which the RRLA has proposed to install along the Deer Park rail corridor. After hearing the report, chair of the administrators John Watson moved an alternative motion to defer the matter and use the council’s “best endeavours” to ask the RRLA
Authority to convene a community information session. Claps and calls of “well done” erupted from residents sitting in the gallery when Mr Watson made the announcement. Neighbours who live near the RRL works and members of the Fix the Links Residents Rail Action Group have been voicing their concerns about an increase in noise, pollution and traffic congestion in the area. Resident Maurice Sibelle last week posted a notice on the Fix the Links blog, calling for another protest rally to be held on Friday 1 November in Sunshine. The council assessment of the
proposed RRL noise walls said they would be built between Sunshine to Deer Park, at an average height of 2.5 metres. A timber wall at an average height of 2.3 metres has been proposed to go along the back fences of most residential properties between Station Rd and Robinsons Rd. A RRLA spokeswoman said residents could contact the authority “at any time to discuss their issues or concerns”. “In recent weeks, we have made direct contact with all owners and occupiers of affected properties through personally addressed letters, doorknocks and meeting opportunities,” she said.
“At the beginning of October we doorknocked more than 300 households in the Sunshine - Deer Park area and spoke about the design of the noise treatments, including landscaping and the materials involved. “Prior to this, we held a series of community information sessions on noise treatments between Sunshine and Deer Park in May and June this year.” The spokeswoman said more than 16,000 homes were advised of the sessions via mail. “Following this community liaison and these information sessions, there are no further sessions planned,” she said.
Police seize 100 cannabis plants POLICE are still investigating after confiscating around 100 cannabis plants from a ’hydroponic house’ in St Albans. On 17 October, officers from the Keilor Downs Police Station executed a search warrant at an Ironbark St home. Apart from the cannabis plants, they also uncovered growing equipment at the residence. Acting Sergeant Chris White said an investigation into the occupants of the house was ongoing. He said Brimbank police had recently attended “a lot of similar jobs” to the St Albans crop-house. Anyone with information about crop-houses can contact Crime Stoppers on 1800 333 000. –Alesha Capone
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By ALESHA CAPONE AN AWARD-WINNING gown designed by talented teenager Adieu Kuir would not look out of place at a glamourous Hollywood awards night. The 17-year-old student from St Albans Secondary College took out first place in the Long Gown section of the Fashion Awards Australia (FAA) grand finale in September. This month, Brimbank City Council presented Adieu, three other pupils and the school with certificates to recognise their success at the FAAs. After entering the awards for nine years, this year the college received the John Claringbold Memorial School Cup for the first time. The cup is given to whichever school accumulates the most points across all categories on the night. Adieu said she won the Long Gown section, thanks to the support of her teachers including Michael Bowden and Nick D’Aglas. The modest Adieu said she did not expect to win a prize at the fashion awards. “I almost had a heart attack. I just couldn’t believe it,” she said. “I literally couldn’t breathe, it was amazing. Just seeing the other designs was great and I couldn’t take my eyes off them. “What made me cry was after the school won the award and my teacher Mr Bowden said to me that it was also the first time the school ever won the Long Gown section.” “Fashion design has always been my dream but I am also interested in psychology, health and art,” she said. Mr D’Aglas said the judges from the FAAs were impressed with Adieu’s talent. “She’s made a huge splash in the Melbourne fashion scene and she hasn’t even realised,” he said.
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A TRIO of talented siblings have all won prizes in a dinosaur colouring competition run by the Watergardens Town Centre. Brothers Denten and Winton, along with little sister Darleen, are aged nine, seven and four years respectively. The youngsters, who attend St Mary MacKillop Catholic Primary School in Keilor Downs, have all succeeded in the artistic contest. Denten was the overall major prize winner of a Dino Pack worth $100, while Winton and Darleen were named among 20 runners-up in the competition. Proud mother, Seree Lou, said her children have always loved being creative and their home in Taylors Lakes is festooned with their works. “Darleen, my littlest, was holding her first pen correctly and drawing away at four months old and used a pair of scissors by one year old and she hasn’t stopped since,” Ms Lou said. “They have always been encouraged, nurtured and reminded by us, as their parents, to be
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Mile-long smiles PATIENTS wishing to thank the staff at Western Health for their care have helped to create an innovative new project. Western Health, which runs Sunshine Hospital, Western Hospital in Footscray and Williamstown Hospital, has developed a new website called ‘100 Sunshine’ containing stories from patients, staff and volunteers. Two years ago, a group of former patients from Sunshine, Western and Williamstown hospitals were invited to take part in a forum. At the event, the patients said they were thankful to Western Health employees for helping them throughout the medical process but felt they had no
way of sharing this gratitude - and so the idea for 100 Sunshine was born. Across the past 24 months, the stories of these patients and others - have been collated and photographed for the 100 Sunshine website. Western Health CEO, Associate Professor Alex Cockram, said many patients wanted to thank between 10 to 100 hospital staff. “This means that several thousand staff and many volunteers have been a part of the experiences reflected in 100 Sunshine,” she said. “The 100 Sunshine project is one of the greatest tributes we could pay to our patients and their families, to our staff and
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Werribee Mazda - Ph: 9974 5666 www.werribeemazda.com.au | 28 – 40 Heaths Road, Hoppers Crossing # Recommended Promotional Driveaway Price for Runout Mazda3 Neo manual, Sedan or Hatch. ~ Recommended Promotional Driveaway Price for CX-9 Classic FWD. Recommended Promotional Driveaway Price not available on CX-9 Classic FWD model F. ° Recommended Promotional Driveaway Price for Mazda2Neo Sport manual. * Based on Australian Sales figures provided by VFACTS for 2011 and 2012.
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Watervale Shopping Centre CORNER TAYLORS RD & CALDER PARK DRIVE
WATERVALE FRESH MEATS & POULTRY Lamb Cutlets $22.99kg Loin Lamb Chops $10.99kg Leg of Lamb $7.99kg Chump Lamb Chops $9.99kg Extra Lean Beef Mince $16.00 for 2kg Ph: 9307
8161
APPLE BERRY FRESH Navel Oranges $1.48kg Packam Pears $1.49kg Sweet Gold Potatoes $1.78kg
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Pink Lady Apples $1.98kg
Spend $20.00 in store and for 99cents get one 5kg bag of brushed potatoes. Please bring in this Ad to redeem this offer
Ph: 9307
9088
MANY MORE SPECIALTY SHOPS....
MANY MORE SPECIALTY SHOPS.... Watervale Shopping Centre, Cnr Taylor’s Road, Calder Park Drive, Taylor’s Hill, Mel Ref: K7 356
Watervale Shopping Centre, Cnr Taylor’s Road, Calder Park Drive, Taylor’s Hill, Me 1098548-LN44-13