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Gardening guru Vasili Kanidiadis has shared the secrets of a successful garden with Maribyrnong residents. The host of TV’s Vasili’s Backyard spilt the beans on traditional and organic gardening basics to participants of a workshop at Braybrook Community Centre on Thursday. The workshop was one of a series planned by Maribyrnong council as part of the Volunteer Braybook initiative. Mayor Grant Miles said the workshops would include activities to get school children learning about the environment and food production. “We want to encourage more people to get involved and become plot holders and garden members, with Vasili’s Backyard being just one feature of our series of workshops,” he said. Residents are welcome to use the Braybrook Community Garden’s communal garden beds to grow fruit, vegetables, herbs and flowers. Cr Miles said the garden helped residents get to know one another and build a closer community. Audrey, Vasili AND max

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Hospital on life support More than half of Footscray’s Western Hospital needs to be demolished and urgently rebuilt, according to a briefing document prepared for the state government. The Changing Health for a Changing West document, seen by Star Weekly, reveals $550 million will need to be spent at Western and Sunshine hospitals to meet demand from a population expected to pass one million within a decade. The Western Health document warned a failure to rebuild the Western Hospital now

would prove costly in the longer term. “The cost of a five-year delay in commencing this program of work is estimated at more than $100 million,” it stated. Fewer patients would be able to be treated and patients could suffer from treatment in inadequate buildings. By 2026, there would be a shortfall of 543 beds – more than the current size of Western Hospital. Western Health argued the most urgent step was to rebuild the emergency department at Western Hospital to more than double its size. The document flags the need to demolish the dilapidated south block and replace it with a

new in-patient area. New short-stay and acute assessment units at Western Hospital are also needed. Total redevelopment across the two sites would include 448 beds, 39 special-care nursery cots, four new theatres, additional clinics and other services. Speculation is mounting that the state government could make an announcement on funds for rebuilding ahead of the election. But Health Minister David Davis remains tight-lipped about any spending. His spokesman said the Health Department was working closely with Western Health. “Together, they

have developed long-term plans for the health service’s physical infrastructure.” Western Metropolitan Liberal MP Andrew Elsbury said he would lobby the minister on Western Health’s behalf. Greens MP Colleen Hartland said she strongly supported Western Health’s proposal. “There will be a significant detrimental impact on health services to the people of the west if these developments do not occur,” she said. Footscray Labor MP Marsha Thomson said if the government was serious about the rebuild, it would have included funding in its 2014-15 budget.

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Pelican Post �� ROAD TRIP (ARTS AT YOUR DOORSTEP) Wednesday 18 June, 7.30pm �� Part of Arts at your Doorstep, this performance from comedians Damian Callinan and Mickey D is all about Williamstown. You’ll revel in seeing your world portrayed back at you and be amazed by the lengths they’ll go to get a laugh. Tickets are $30 and available through �� phoning 9932 4074. COMMUNITY PLANTING DAY AT TRUGANINA PARK Saturday 21 June, 10am to 12pm For those of you who like to get out to your local parks and learn a bit about the local plantlife, �� The Friends of Truganina Park and the Council’s ��

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�� refugees into our community, upholding their human rights, �� and religious diversity in our community. Hobsons Bay has a strong history of welcoming refugees into the community with over 30 per cent of residents born overseas. The event also �� asylum seekers and migrants living in Hobsons Bay. �� child soldier and one of the ‘Lost Boys’ from Sudan, is taking place on Wednesday 18 June at Williamstown Library.

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�� happens to be an outstanding young individual from Hobsons �� Year 2013, was voted in recently as this year’s Youth Premier. He will be going to Parliament at the end of this month, along �� Prior to the training camp, the Hobsons Bay team also had the �� elements of their Bill and promote awareness of their ideas publicly. The team will now go on to debate their Bill, a proposal for 24-hour public transport to be made available to the �� between 30 June and 4 July. �� community while providing them with a voice and access to the �� full team going to Spring Street at the end of this month is �� Wall, Omar Aldabel and Oussama Abou-Zeid. Good luck team.

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�� the arts in its many forms. There are performances, workshops, a classical concert, Pilates session, spoken word events, and even a �� the Newport Scout Hall. ��Fem Vox�� Proudly presented by the Newport Fiddle and Folk Club and sponsored by Hobsons Bay City Council, Outlets Community Cen�� all musical tastes and ages.

WHAT’S HAPPENING AT THE LIBRARIES? �� Thursday 26 June 2pm to 3:30pm Williamstown Library Family and local history enthusiasts of all levels are invited to the Williamstown Library on the last Thursday of each month to learn, share and celebrate their memories of the last twenty years in Hobsons Bay. �� the City of Hobsons Bay and this informal session will celebrate the stories and memories that make up the history of our �� have about life in Hobsons Bay over the last twenty years. Bring along your family and, if you have it, any local history research. Bookings via library website or phone 1300 HOB LIB �� Tuesday 1 July 2:30pm to 3.30pm �� story told with puppetry. As well as helping to unravel a mystery, �� blue. This is a free show and one for all the family. Bookings via library website or phone 1300 HOB LIB

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Dumped levy could leave council short on funds Hobsons Bay’s family day-care providers have had a budget win after the council announced it would scrap a proposed levy amounting to $572 for each educator per year. But the decision leaves the council with a $230,000 funding shortfall for the sector from next month due to changes proposed under the federal budget. Family day-care refers to child-care provided in the home for children aged six weeks to 12 years, with cheaper ratios and costs than in child-care centres. Seaholme’s Kylie Swan, who is among more

than 50 family day-care educators in the municipality, said there were concerns about how the shortfall would be dealt with. “There’s a possibility on a federal level that we will lose our community support program funding because Hobsons Bay actually doesn’t meet any of the eligibility criteria that the Abbott government has set,” she said. Under the proposed legislation, Hobsons Bay would be ineligible for federal funding because it was not a rural area. She said the council stood to lose a significant portion of funding which would jeopardise

family day-care on the whole. The council-run scheme was more at risk because if it couldn’t pay for itself, it wouldn’t continue. “Eventually, parents will have to wear the cost … Carla Northam, who’s the CEO of Family Day Care Australia, estimates that to be about $35 a week on top of what families are already paying for child-care.” Numerous educators in their budget submissions to the council questioned the legality of a new levy, given their current contracts with the council did not expire until September 30.

The end of a swing era By Benjamin Millar Residents of a Seddon street are mourning the loss of a popular tree swing in what they have labelled as unnecessary lopping of tree limbs. Katie Ewing said her family returned home last week to find the much-loved tree swing had been cast over their fence. The limb that had held the swing for more than three years had been chopped off despite being nowhere near the power lines. The pruning work was carried out by professional arborists on behalf of Maribyrnong council. Ms Ewing said the swing had been a popular feature that brought Hobbs Street residents of all ages together. “They chopped it down and pruned the tree without any consultation,” she said. “My partner is a landscape gardener, and he says there was no reason to remove this particular branch with the swing on it.” The swing was originally tied to the tree for her daughter, Lana, who remains upset at the loss. Ms Ewing said the action undermined a push by Maribyrnong council to create friendlier neighbourhoods. “My concern is around the lack of communication to residents and the lack of regard for community engagement activities that things like swings in street trees provide.” Ms Ewing said she understood the need for trees not to interfere with overhead power lines, but objected to work that has left the Hobbs Street trees looking “hacked into” without any community input. “There was no attempt to let us know about the work, no indication at all that it was going to happen,” she said. “The swing wasn’t close to the road or to the footpath.” Council infrastructure and engineering director Ian Butterworth said the majority of feedback council received from residents about tree pruning was positive. “Council does not currently have a specific policy on swings being attached to street trees, however may remove the swings if they are hanging on limbs that need to be pruned.”

Mayor Sandra Wilson said the reason for withdrawing the levy was the financial burden it would have placed on families. “Following further evaluation of the proposed family day-care educator’s levy … it is not intended to proceed with the levy because of its cost on carers and families,” she said. “There is also uncertainty associated with proposed changes by the Australian government to family day-care scheme funding that will, if introduced, deem council ineligible for funding estimated at $230,000 from July, 2015.”

Knife crimes may be linked Police believe two armed hold-ups in Altona were committed by two different men who may have been travelling in the same car. A man was robbed at knifepoint while walking home to Altona from Laverton train station on June 9. Police said a second attempted robbery five minutes later was likely to be linked. The first victim said he had been on his way home from the football but the train he caught ran express from Newport to Laverton. Hobsons Bay Senior Constable Danny Blake said the man was robbed while walking in Maidstone Street, near Wren Street, in Altona, about 12.50am. Senior Constable Blake said the victim handed over $25 after being approached and threatened by a man with a knife. The other man was allegedly held up at knifepoint a short time later. “The second one has occurred about five minutes later, about 300 metres away on the corner of Maidstone Street and Blyth Street, where what we believe to be a different offender has made demands from a second victim for his wallet,” Senior Constable Blake said. He said a man approached the second victim and asked for a cigarette before producing a knife. The victim refused to hand over his wallet and the man ran off to a silver hatchback. The first man was described as southern European in appearance, aged 20-25, with a moustache and was wearing a dark hoodie with grey grid pattern. The second was Caucasian, aged 20-25, with brown hair and wearing a dark hoodie, dark pants and white shoes. Information to Crime Stoppers on 1800 333 000 Goya Dmytryshchak

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Push to share parking pain By Goya Dmytryshchak Williamstown Chamber of Commerce has called for parking fees to be introduced in Altona and Newport to spread the burden. President Laura Nardo told last week’s council meeting that Williamstown traders strongly objected to plans to increase parking fees in Nelson Place from $3 to $3.30 an hour under the 2014-15 budget. “If the council’s objective is to increase

cash flow, then we would suggest that other neighbourhoods in our municipality begin to share the burden,’’ she said. ‘‘[They should] start paying their way with the introduction of minimal $1 per hour parking meters in heavily-populated streets in Newport and Altona.” As reported by Star Weekly, the council made $884,000 from parking fees and fines in Nelson Place last financial year. Nelson Place is the only street in Hobsons Bay with meters.

Ms Nardo said, ideally, parking should be free across the city. But in lieu of that, ‘‘it’s unfair for Williamstown to have to shoulder the entire burden of increasing council revenue’’. “Before the council considers increasing parking fees in Williamstown, it should seriously consider introducing parking meters in other areas,” she said. Altona Village Traders’ Association president Kim Walsh said traders would

oppose any move to introduce meters in Altona. “Council will have a fight on their hands if it even considers imposing them in Altona,’’ Ms Walsh said. ‘‘We will fight it hammer and tong.” Williamstown traders suggested making a fifth of Nelson Place parking spaces free, with a one-hour limit, or waiving fees before 10am and after 7pm when “over 90 per cent of bays are empty”.

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World Cup spin-off may be juniors’ joy While the “wrong” team won, it didn’t dampen the spirits of hundreds of people who flocked to the Barnstoneworth United Junior Football Club in Williamstown to watch Australia in its opening FIFA World Cup match last Saturday. Barnstoneworth president Dave Pettet said there was almost as much excitement in “downtown Hobsons Bay as in Rio” as people watched Chile beat the Socceroos 3-1 in Brazil, on a big screen set up at the club. “We just had a ball. We had most of our 400 kids there and we had good fun … lots of cheering and singing.” The event brought together three tiers of government, boosting Barnstoneworth’s hopes

of fast-tracking the implementation of its master plan for J T Gray Reserve. “We are on a shared reserve – it’s a large reserve but it’s unirrigated,” Pettet said. “We share with two cricket teams and the master plan is to support two things: firstly, the irrigation and development of the ground because obviously without the playing surface we can’t play football; and the second is the clubhouse and changing and toilet facilities.” The club has only one female cubicle to accommodate five girls’ teams and weekend crowds of 1500 spectators. Pettet said the club, which sponsors programs for children with a

disability and from Burma’s Karen community, had players from backgrounds including Asia, Europe, South America and the Middle East. “This makes for lots of different professional club kits at training and while all will be supporting the Socceroos many have a small allegiance to other nations,” Pettet said. He said World Cup fever was expected to result in an influx of children wanting to play soccer. “Continued growth looks inevitable and the facilities and ground won’t cope unless serious short-term funding is made available.” Goya Dmytryshchak

Altona North and Footscray are the two worst car theft hotspots in Hobsons Bay and Maribyrnong. New data released by the National Motor Vehicle Theft Reduction Council (NMVTRC) shows 196 vehicles were stolen in Altona North in the four years from 2010. The next-worst suburbs in Hobsons Bay were Laverton (160), Altona Meadows (149), Altona (145) and Williamstown (104). Footscray recorded 443 vehicle thefts, followed by the suburb of Maribyrnong (221), West Footscray (207), Braybrook and Maidstone which each recorded 179, and Yarraville (137). Across Hobsons Bay, 1056 cars, motorbikes and other vehicles were stolen from 2010 to the end of March 2014. The total number of thefts from the city of Maribyrnong was 1568. NMVTRC executive director Ray Carroll said car models without an immobiliser were twice as likely to be stolen. “Increasingly, cars are being stolen from the owner’s residence, either from the driveway or when parked outside overnight. In fact, this is now a bigger risk than parking in a large car park. “If you have off-street parking, use it. If you have more than one car in the family and one is an older non-immobilised car, park an immobilised car behind it in the driveway.” Mr Carroll said thieves were increasingly breaking into homes for car keys and transponders to steal a car. He said keeping keys out of sight could help reduce this type of theft. Goya Dmytryshchak

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Op shop keeps the wards working It’s grown from a modest six-bed hospital in 1894 to an elective surgery centre with four theatres and more than 90 beds, but Williamstown Hospital’s vast expansion would not have happened without volunteers. The Williamstown Hospital opportunity shop is calling for more volunteers as the hospital celebrates its 120th anniversary. Op shop staff, who are among 250 Western Health volunteers – including those at Williamstown Hospital, Hazeldean Transition Care and the Western and Sunshine hospitals – were recently shortlisted for a Minister for Health Volunteer Award. Western Health fund-raising co-ordinator Nicky Cooper said many of the improvements at Williamstown Hospital would not have been possible without the op shop volunteers. “Patients in our new dialysis unit are incredibly grateful for the opportunity shop team’s part in providing new dialysis facilities and the hugely improved environment for their dialysis treatment,” Ms Cooper said. “Patients on our lower west and GEM [geriatric evaluation and management] wards have a much more pleasant stay with us now that they have new blinds, providing greater privacy, and freshly painted rooms. “I’m proud to say, though, that this is just the tip of the iceberg.” Western Health board chairman Ralph Willis said the hospital started from a meeting of residents in 1889. They identified the need for a local hospital because of an increase in accidents at the port, railway workshops and growing industrial areas of Newport, Spotswood and Footscray. The hospital was officially opened in 1894 by the defence minister of the day and its first-year running costs were subsidised by a £100 government grant and £104 raised by local churches and factories. The op shop is particularly looking for volunteers to help on Saturdays from 9am-12.30pm or 12.30pm-4pm. Contact 0401 684 977 or nicky.cooper2@wh.org.au. Goya Dmytryshchak

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Matron Pauline Pierre-Humbert with her staff in 1920, from the book The Bay To Look Upon: A History of The Williamstown Hospital by Lynne Strahan. (Supplied)

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A multi-million-dollar revitalisation of Braybrook is on track with a number of key projects under way. As Maribyrnong council’s two-year Revitalising Braybrook Action Plan nears its halfway mark, a council officers’ report shows 80 per cent of 86 proposed ‘actions’ have begun, with 17 per cent completed. Centrepiece of the plan, the $12.5 million Braybrook Community Hub, is on track for completion early next year. Braybrook is one of the state’s most disadvantaged areas, a situation the council has vowed to tackle. The action plan aims to improve education, transport, employment and training as well as safety, housing and infrastructure. The officers’ report found the council had made good progress over the past year in implementing the key activities. One of the first projects up and running is the Braybrook Community Garden. The council has also distributed $40,000 to community projects in Braybrook, including bike maintenance and space activation projects. The council and community health provider Cohealth have each put $20,000 toward health service delivery at Dinjerra Primary School. The Department of Justice is spending $25,000 on a ‘Beautifying Braybrook’ graffiti prevention project, funding an artist to work with young people, while Women’s Health West plans to relocate to the former Howard Kingham Lodge after signing a 21-year lease with the council. A roundtable will be held in September to ensure stakeholders remain committed to the plan. Benjamin Millar

Residents seek budget answers By Goya Dmytryshchak Hobsons Bay Residents Association has questioned whether the council plans to buy the former Laverton Primary School site with $2.3 million allocated in next year’s budget for a “confidential acquisition” in Wetlands ward. HBRA co-convener Cameron McCurley said the council should consult the community about what it planned to do with such a large sum of ratepayers’ money. A council acquisition of the site could stop developers moving in.

Mr McCurley, a former public housing buyer for the Department of Human Services (DHS), questioned why the council wouldn’t consider buying a former school site in Altona, which residents fear could be used for medium-density or social housing. “We asked the question, if you’re going to think about Laverton then why not think about Altona?” He said residents were most concerned about a cluster of social housing on the site. He said cluster housing could lead to all sorts of problems.

“When we were spot-purchasing, there were never two DHS properties side by side. ‘‘If council has allocated some funds in the budget that’s going to be passed without any consultation, well that’s simply not on. At least let the community know before you lock the ratepayers in to something.’’ Education Department spokesman Simon Craig said the former Altona Gate, Altona West, Eastona Park and Laverton primary schools were surplus to the department’s needs. He said the department had had discussions with the council about the vacant

school sites, “as per government policy”. Late last year, Planning Minister Matthew Guy established an advisory committee to decide the future of the sites. They are likely to be rezoned for residential development against the council’s wishes. Hobsons Bay mayor Sandra Wilson said the council would not comment on proposed commercial acquisitions. “If the timing, price and conditions are right, any council that has a vision to the future would put its foot on new assets or parcels of land that may deliver on a community need.”

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fines. Place Traders say nine businesses in Nelson have closed since January. traders Atomic Bar owner Marty Grech said Place were at a disadvantage because Nelson Bay with was the only street in Hobsons parking meters. has Place Nelson in here down parking “The killed us,” he said. – I “The fact that it’s all day until 10pm at 6.30pm think most other suburbs finish off absolutely – and the fact that it’s $3 per hour is ridiculous. “feeds” a meter. (Damjan Janevski) drained Marty Grech, of Atomic Bar, “The street’s just getting drained and line with CPI,” in line for and the 30-cent increase is in and drained. They claim that they’re “We shouldn’t have to wait until January permits are available to get people,” she she said. “Free parking with other councils; I don’t know where. an the good weather in order to round. residents of Hobsons Bay.” “South Melbourne is around $1.40, $1.60 said said. “People should be there all year Strand ward councillor Paul Morgan hour until 6.30pm and Sunday is free. dead as it is. and vote that The whole of Nelson Place is he would oppose the parking fee hike “Footscray is a little bit more than “It’s a big tourist attraction of Williamstown against the budget. ($1.70-$2.20 per hour). It’s dying.” town. in ghost a just it’s and at He suggested parking fees be dropped parking “I want to push that the hours are dropped “It was bad enough that they put the least until 6.30pm. … increasing them winter. place first the in in Altair and meters Angela Fellow ward councillors “It’s a ghost town down here and everyone’s is ridiculous.” deadline so-called Peter Hemphill did not respond by suffering. This is meant to be the Sandra Wilson said it was the first increase. fee Mayor the supported without … they if area when asked tourist precinct for Williamstown of the time parking fees in the Williamstown The date for the council’s adoption us, what are people coming here for?” 24 to June had increased in three years. from Mastro extended Stav been has owner in the budget Santorini Restaurant “This is the first time parking fees again, the since 2011 July 8. said that by increasing parking fees Williamstown area have increased council was stopping people from visiting.

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I think the design of the 28-storey tower by the Maribyrnong River is visually unimpressive (Down by the riverside, a design ‘to enjoy’, Star Weekly, June 11). A lot of people would hate driving down Dynon Road and seeing the tower cast shadows over the river and school. Daniell Flood, via web

Group slams debt proposal Hobsons Bay Residents Association (HBRA) has made a budget submission to objecting to the council’s plans increase its debt to $16.5 million. it HBRA’s submission also claims been is unfair that Strand ward has allocated four times more than Cherry Lake ward in the capital works budget. Figures in the submission show Strand ward will get $10.2 million, compared with $2.6 million for Cherry Lake ward and $3.4 million for Wetlands. In 2013-14, Strand ward received and $8 million, Cherry Lake $1.5 million Wetlands ward $1.1 million. The HBRA submission said council last debt would rise from $1.6 million July financial year to $16.5 million by than 2015. “This is an increase of more years.’’ two just 930 per cent in The submission also questioned what the council was buying for $2.3 million in Wetlands ward. “There is another confidential of acquisition in Wetlands ward $2.3 million, which is proceeding, financed completely from borrowings,” the submission states. “Why is the council treating this

confidentially?’’ Star Weekly asked the council several questions about the HBRA’s concerns. Mayor Sandra Wilson replied: “We won’t be responding until we’ve considered the the submission and responded to HBRA directly.” Goya Dmytryshchak

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How crazy our council is to prevent us from parking in front of our own driveways (‘Ghost town fee uproar’, Star Weekly, June 11). The council is hiding behind an old law that effectively says driveways must be kept clear in case of an emergency. If residents were allowed to park in this way, we would be helping the parking situation by making more public spots available for others. This would ensure that nobody else blocked our driveway, meaning that emergency services would have access in the case of a fire. As for fees, it appears that Hobsons Bay council thinks it’s as important as Melbourne City Council and its ‘‘lords’’ by charging $3 or more. Ian Thomas, Williamstown

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Search for stolen dogs

I really hope the dogs being stolen from the western suburbs are returned and are not used for fighting (Fears for stolen dog, Star Weekly, June 4). But the sad truth is that most stolen dogs probably die horrible and painful deaths because their owners weren’t responsible enough to keep them safe. If you love your dogs, don’t leave them outside when you’re not watching them. Don’t let them run around without a leash and keep them indoors locked up when you’re going out. You wouldn’t leave your child outside alone so don’t put your pet at risk either. Ellen Anderson, via web Ellen Anderson, it’s not the owner’s fault that the dogs got taken. And we shouldn’t have to live in fear. Your property is your own. You and your family should feel safe at all times and be

able to defend it at all costs without fear of prosecution. Mike, via web This is disgusting. I hate the thought that people can be so cruel as to steal other people’s pets to create dog fights, using smaller, defenceless dogs as bait. These people deserve to rot in prison! And, Ellen, I think it’s unfair to blame the owner as leaving a dog inside is not always an option. Michelle, via web

Budget queries must be answered

Hobsons Bay council continues to refuse to release its figures. What is it hiding? The council refuses to answer the resident association’s requests for details about how much is being allocated to each suburb and each ward in Hobsons Bay, what the repayments of new loans will be, and how certain projects have suddenly become priorities over others. Council knows this is an irresponsible, unsustainable budget, being based on the political wishes of a few councillors who are willing to expose ratepayers to extra rates for their own political gain. Tony Briffa, former Hobsons Bay mayor Why can’t Hobsons Bay council answer questions on its own budget? Lynnekd, via web Star Weekly welcomes letters no longer than 200 words. All letters are subject to editing and must include a name, address and phone number. Post: 12 Howes St, Airport West, 3142. Email: westletters@starweekly.com.au

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By Goya Dmytryshchak Four women from Altona and Altona Meadows are almost halfway towards a $10,000 target as they seek to help the Peter MacCallum Cancer Centre tackle women’s cancers. The women are preparing to take part in Peter Mac’s next 60-kilometre charity walk, dubbed the Weekend to End Women’s Cancers. Rach Scoble, Tina Gladigau, Julia Page and Angela Gatt will walk a route that has yet to be revealed from February 28 to March 1 next year. Three of the friends completed the previous charity walk earlier this year, raising more than $8000. None of the team members has been personally affected by cancer, saying their commitment was based on a desire to support women everywhere. “We chose something that was a good physical challenge,” Ms Scoble said. “It’s an amazing event to be part of.” Having already raised $4000 towards next year’s total, the team hopes to “top up its account” with a family fun fair at Altona Sports Club from 1-5pm on July 20. The fund-raiser will include face-painting, a jumping castle, balloonist, fire truck and police car, and a visit by Melbourne Aces baseball club’s mascot, Maverick. Ms Scoble said many people had donated services for the event. “We’re very humbled by how generous people are. Everybody’s just been so very kind, which makes what we’re doing a whole lot easier.” Family tickets are $10. To book, phone 0403 476 317 or 0407 518 973. For more details about the team’s campaign, visit http://t.co/jnVfsfGmqx.

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Anger boiled over at last week’s Hobsons Bay council meeting as dozens of members of the Maltese Association Hobsons Bay vented frustration at missing out – for a seventh year – on budget funding to expand their six-space car park for 700 members. As reported by Star Weekly, the association’s membership has swelled, yet its Altona East car park has only a handful of spaces. Addressing mayor Sandra Wilson, association president Joe Attard said she had promised members funding in the 2014-15 budget at a meeting on March 25. “At that meeting, in front of 315 people, you promised us that it was going to be in this budget,” Mr Attard said. “Last year, we received a letter from the council telling us it’s definitely going to [happen in] 2014-15 and engineers are going to work with us. It never eventuated.” But there was no budget joy forthcoming with Cr Wilson responding that at no time did she make a promise of funding at the March 25 meeting. Mr Attard responded: “Sorry, madam, what you’re saying is not true.” A member of the gallery shouted: “Bullshit, we voted you in and now you’re turning on us”. Cr Wilson has previously said funding for car parks was determined by community need. “The Maltese Association car park … was considered last year during the mid-year review but did not make the budget.” Goya Dmytryshchak

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Mobil protests at ‘rate buden’ ExxonMobil says it has been lumped with a “significant rate burden” in the Hobsons Bay council’s 2014-15 budget. Consultant Hamish McKnight, acting for ExxonMobil, said his client’s seven properties in Hobsons Bay accounted for half of the total rates paid on 22 petrochemical properties in the city. He said the differential rate levied by Hobsons Bay council was ExxonMobil’s second-highest “rates burden” nationwide after those in Wellington Shire in Victoria’s east. Mr McKnight, an associate director with Urbis, said the petrochemical rate in Hobsons Bay was four times higher than the lowest differential rate and was the maximum allowed under law. “We are seeking council’s consideration towards merging the petrochemical and industrial differential rating category,” Mr McKnight said. “With respect to Victoria, the only other local government I’m aware of that has a petrochemical differential rating category is the City of Greater Geelong.” Exxon’s submission states that Geelong’s petrochemical rates are 5.1 per cent less than those in Hobsons Bay. “Other local government areas (LGAs) in Victoria with comparable properties within their rating base are Wellington Shire and Mornington Peninsula Shire,” Mr McKnight said.

“Both these LGAs levy a general rate on the petrochemical assessments.” ExxonMobil Australia is part of ExxonMobil, which is the world’s second-largest oil and gas company. The ExxonMobil Altona refinery supplies half of Victoria’s fuel. This year’s Hobsons Bay rates are set according to property values as at January 1.

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While commercial and industrial properties increased in capital improved value by 10.53 and 12.73 per cent, respectively, the value of petrochemical properties fell 1.63 per cent. A council officer’s report said that in recent years the council had applied rating differentials for commercial and industrial rates that were 2.6 and 3.5 times the residential rate, respectively. Mayor Sandra Wilson said ExxonMobil’s submission would be considered as part of the council’s budget deliberations. “Council will advise ExxonMobil of its decision once the budget has been adopted on July 8,” she said.

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Forest of helping hands By Goya Dmytryshchak Residents will this month join agencies and 14 Brooklyn businesses to plant 500 native trees and shrubs along the Federation Trail bike and pedestrian path in Brooklyn. The planting is part of the Department of Primary Industries’ 2 Million Trees plan., Brooklyn Residents Action Group (BRAG) president Bert Boere said as part of the project site filling, mulching, path building and grass seeding have been completed. “It’s proposed to plant 2400 indigenous trees and shrubs along the section of the Federation Trail between Geelong Road and Kororoit Creek, Brooklyn,” he said. “This section of trail will complement the section between Geelong Road and Millers Road, Brooklyn, planted by the Brooklyn community last year.” Friends of Lower Kororoit Creek president and BRAG special projects manager Geoff Mitchelmore said it was “extremely gratifying” to see Brooklyn industries and local and state agencies taking part in the community project. The planting starts 10am on June 29, with interested residents invited to meet at the entry to the Transpacific tip (Melway map 40 G9). There will be an official celebration at noon with a free barbecue catered by Altona Lions, Cedar Meats and Bakers Delight. Saplings will be planted by Friends of Lower Kororoit Creek, Melbourne Water, VicRoads, Brimbank council, the Environment Protection Authority, Toyota and Corrections Victoria. Mr Boere said Brooklyn businesses which would help with the planting included Transpacific, Delta Demolitions, Sunshine Groupe, Australian Tallow, Cedar Meats, Fulton Hogan, Sims Metals, Veolia, APA Group, City Circle, JBS Australia and Marks Henderson.

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Briefs Learn the ways of weaving

East Timor Women Australia representatives will present a short film in Williamstown on June 25. Heru Ini Lafu (Weaving Life) provides an insight into how women in three remote villages of Timor Leste are reclaiming their culture and reducing poverty through woven arts. The film will screen at Williamstown Community and Education Centre from 6pm. The centre’s ‘loom room’ is open Wednesdays at 11am for anyone wanting to learn traditional weaving methods using looms, machines or wheels. For more details, phone 0478 641 236 or email jbmitch@ westnet.com.au.

Police impound car

A driver had his car seized after being nabbed doing 55km/h over the speed limit in Altona North. Hobsons Bay police caught the Altona Meadows man, 37, driving at 125km/h in a 70 zone on Grieve Parade about 6.45am on June 6. The man’s car has been impounded until July 7 and he will have to pay $741 to get it back. The man was charged with speeding and dangerous driving and will face court at a later date.

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Women can learn how to manage their anger, improve their self-esteem or become more assertive through courses starting on August 12. Laverton Community Centre and Neighbourhood House is also offering courses in meditation. For more details, phone 8368 0177. Bert Boere and Laurie Bell, of the Brooklyn Residents Action Group. (Damjan Janevski)

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Bayside College student Jake Wilkinson was chuffed last week to check out his winning photograph emblazoned on a flag at Altona Meadows Skate Park. His photograph, dubbed Riding is Timeless, won the creative expression category of Hobsons Bay’s fourth annual Pixel8 competition. The competition, started by Victoria Police, is aimed at promoting positive images of the city’s young people who enjoy art and culture. Emmanuel College student Khoi Nguyen won the community harmony category with a work titled Anzac Day Tribute, while Williamstown High School’s Emilia McSherry won the community well-being category with a photo of two friends at Williamstown Beach titled J oy. Winners and runners-up will have their work displayed at the skate park this month. Winning photographs will then be displayed at local police stations, the Hobsons Bay Civic Centre and Altona Gate shopping centre. Hobsons Bay police’s Inspector Richard Paterson said the competition brought young people closer to their surroundings. “I see Pixel8 as an excellent opportunity for young people in Hobsons Bay to view their community through a camera lens and gain an appreciation of the great place where we live and work,” he said. “This year’s entrants have done a terrific job … now we can share their photos and keep them as a record forever.” Runners-up were Amy Venema of Laverton P-12 College (community harmony), Ana Mihajlovic of Williamstown High School (community well-being) and Kaleisha Crundall of Williamstown High School (creative expression). Williamstown High School received $500 for having the most entrants.

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A Werribee man crashed his car into a traffic light after allegedly driving with a blood alcohol reading of almost five times the legal limit. Police said the man, 22, was trying to turn right from Heaths Road to Derrimut Road in his Audi about 8am on June 7. Senior Sergeant Damien Madden said the man appeared to be drunk and he recorded a breath reading of .23. Senior Sergeant Madden said the man was driving an unregistered car and his licence had been suspended. He was driven home by police, who were concerned for his safety. But Senior Sergeant Madden said the man did not stay at home and was later arrested for being drunk in a public place. He was put in a cell in Sunshine to sober up. The man has been charged with careless driving, driving under the influence of alcohol, driving while suspended, driving an unregistered vehicle and exceeding the prescribed concentration of alcohol. He will appear at Werribee Magistrates Court on a date yet to be fixed. Police also arrested a Truganina man who was allegedly drink-driving on Kororoit Creek Road, Altona on June 8. The man, 24, was stopped by police after allegedly driving at 124km/h in an 80km/h zone. Police allege the man’s international driver’s licence had expired. He was taken to Williamstown police station, where he recorded a breath alcohol reading of .052. Laura Michell

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Naked anger over cove cover-up By Laura Michell A Werribee nudist has accused the council of “stripping away her freedom” after it announced that a Werribee South beach’s clothing-optional status was under review. The woman, who asked not to be named, accused the council of trying to tell people how to behave by reviewing the suitability of beachgoers bathing in the nude at Campbells Cove. She said the council did not have the right to force people to cover up and should

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allow the beach to remain clothing-optional. There are still a lot of The council announced the review last month, believing the beach was not as secluded as it people using the beach used to be. - Werribee nudist Campbells Cove is one of only four official clothing-optional beaches in Victoria. The others are Point Impossible and Southside at Overall, the council received 31 submissions Torquay and Sunnyside North at Mount Eliza. over a three-week period. The Werribee nudist is not alone in her bid The nudist, who has been using the beach for to have the beach remain clothing-optional, more than 30 years, said Campbells Cove was with the council receiving 10 submissions to its mainly used by elderly people from across the review calling for people to be allowed to bathe western suburbs who did not want to travel to in the buff. Victoria’s other clothing-optional beaches.

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“There are still a lot of people using the beach,” she said. “We want to be able to go there and take our clothes off. It is our right to do that. The other beaches are too far away.” Council infrastructure director Nerina DiLorenzo said the submissions would become part of a report submitted to a meeting at which councillors will consider whether to revoke the beach’s clothing-optional status. Any decision to change Campbells Cove’s status will need to be approved by Planning Minister Matthew Guy.

An artist whose work highlights the plight of refugees worldwide is sharing his talents as part of the current Refugee Week. Michael Adonai will lead a painting masterclass at the Footscray Community Arts Centre (FCAC) over the next two Saturdays, exploring his Coptic style and approach to visual storytelling. Adonai says painting is a great way to share difficult stories. “When it comes to sensitive communication, painting seems to me the right medium to communicate with people. “My main focus is always life, the human aspect. People seem to create an attachment to certain works.” Adonai’s first solo exhibition, I Did Not Choose To Be A Refugee, is at the Joel Gallery, Altona, until June 27.

The Werribee resident says he wants to give people an awareness of the struggles faced by refugees. “I came from Eritrea. It’s a hostile area full of war and drought; that’s why I’m always interested in the human condition. “For the last 30 years my works evolved around these topics.” Adonai, one of Eritrea’s most celebrated contemporary artists, has also exhibited in the US, Europe, Middle East, Singapore and Japan. Last year he took part in an emerging cultural leaders’ program through the FCAC. His masterclass is suitable for all artists, from beginners to advanced. Cost is $95 ($75 concession); book at www. footscrayarts.com. Benjamin Millar

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Back on stage, just for laughs Comedian Adam Hills will return to the stage in Yarraville this month for a rare stand-up show. The Yarraville resident has performed far and wide but is relishing the chance to share his stand-up with a local crowd at the Yarraville Club on June 28. Hills has achieved international acclaim as one of the world’s best comics. He’s fitting in the show during a break hosting The Last Leg, his UK TV series offering a joyful, off-beat take on events of the week. Hills will be joined for the Yarraville show by comedian Josh Earl, who has taken his place as host of ABC TV’s Spicks & Specks. Earl has shared stages with the likes of Tim Minchin, Russell Kane and Arj Barker and is a favourite with comedy festival audiences all over the country. For tickets or more details, visit www.yarravillelaughs.com. Benjamin Millar

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A multicultural leader from Footscray is stepping onto the national stage to provide a voice for her generation. Salma Sumar has been elected youth chairwoman of the Federation of Ethnic Communities Council Australia, the peak national body representing Australians from culturally and linguistically diverse (CALD) backgrounds. Ms Sumar, 27, said FECCA worked to fight against discrimination and racism. Her role will be to advocate and promote issues on behalf of the nation’s young people to all levels of government, business and the broader community. “I will work hard to promote joint action and co-operation between ethnic communities on issues of common concern,” she said. Ms Sumar became involved in multicultural issues while living in Tasmania and has continued her activism since arriving in Melbourne about eight years ago. “I did a lot of work with the CALD, refugee and migrant community down in Tasmania,” she said. “I started when I was quite young, about 13 or 14, organising International Women’s Day and other community events and some workshops.” Ms Sumar was born in India and lived

in Dubai and Britain before migrating to Australia. She has a masters of public health degree and is researching health issues that affect CALD youth. She sees education as the key to ensuring young people feel part of Australian history and culture. Ms Sumar’s first goal as youth chairwoman is to develop a “toolkit” to help young jobseekers find work. “Many young people from CALD backgrounds face difficulties with language acquisition,” she said.

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“This has a significant impact on their ability to understand and benefit from the formal Australian education system and seek out employment opportunities.” Ms Sumar said she also looks forward to working with FECCA’s youth advisory committee, which is undertaking a join project with the University of Technology in Sydney focused on cyber-racism. “The aim of the project is to explore the extent to which social media can be used positively to build community resilience in the face of cyber-racism.”

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Off-cuts suit eco-artist By Benjamin Millar Not a skerrick or a scrap goes to waste in the screen-printing work of Leslie Keating. The Kingsville resident has turned her love of craft into a creative career, earning a loyal following for her eco-friendly, sustainable screen-printed products. Keating says she’s looking forward to exhibiting her work as part of the coming Melbourne Craft and Quilt Fair. Her one-off creations use only organically grown, sustainably made materials with water-based solvent-free paints hand-mixed to create unique colours. “Being environmentally friendly is not always easy,” she says. ‘‘I have to source some of my materials as far as India to make sure they are completely organic, but the quality and eco-footprint make it well worth it.” Keating will be exhibiting her toy-making kits, fabric panels and fabric sample packs, as well as dropcloth art, one of the most popular items available at her online store Maze and Vale. Her dropcloth art is created by recycling the off-cuts of her screen printing process. The dropcloths pick up splashes of paints and random segments of screen printing designs. “I could never reproduce the abstract and unpredictable nature of the dropsheet pieces. It’s great that I get to recycle my materials from a sustainability point of view, but as a designer, it’s frustrating I couldn’t replicate the beautiful pieces if I tried!” The Melbourne Craft and Quilt Fair is at the Melbourne Convention and Exhibition Centre from June 26-29. More details at www.craftevents.com.au

Briefs Council bomb threat

Maribyrnong councillors were forced to hold their meeting at Footscray police station last Tuesday night following a bomb threat. Mayor Grant Miles said the council building was evacuated after a phone message was left warning of a bomb in the building. Police are investigating the threat.

Winter appeal

The Asylum Seeker Resource Centre has launched its annual winter appeal, aiming to help asylum seekers survive the winter months. Donations are used to supply essentials including food, shelter, warm clothing and blankets. A blanket collection wheelie bin has also been placed in the Yarraville Sun Theatre foyer. Visit www.asrc. org.au.

War on rubbish

Maribyrnong City Council has launched a taskforce to deal with the 140 tonnes of rubbish dumped illegally in the city each year. More details at www.maribyrnong. vic.gov.au

Bike cage upgrade

New Parkiteer bicycle cages are now open at Footscray and Sunshine railway stations. Footscray’s cage has space for 28 bikes, with four new sets of bicycle hoops to be in place near the entrances when the station upgrade is completed. Leslie Keating at her studio. (Joe Mastroianni)

WILLIAMSTOWN FC NEWS UPCOMING PRESIDENT LUNCHEONS AT BURBANK OVAL Our next two President Luncheons will feature fantastic guest speakers in Rev. Bill Beagley from the Holy Trinity Williamstown and 1980s VFA Umpire Frank Vergona.

Round 11 vs. Sandringham Sunday 22nd June Guest Speaker: Rev. Bill Beagley Bill has performed at four Melbourne International Comedy Festivals

Round 16 vs. Bendigo (Life Members Day) Sunday 27th July Guest Speaker: Frank Vergona – Legendary VFA Field Umpire

Cost of luncheon is $ 65.00 and includes a 2 course meal and drinks for the duration of the luncheon. Please check our website on the week of the home game for any updates or time changes. If you would like to book in for any of our upcoming President Luncheons, please contact Norhana Stipic on nstipic@williamstownfc.com.au or call the office on 9391 0309.

SEAGULLS FLY WEST FOR FOXTEL CUP Williamstown has advanced through to the semi-finals of the Foxtel Cup, after defeating NEAFL side Aspley by 45 points at the MCG. The Seagulls will face East Perth on Tuesday 1st July to score a spot in the Grand Final. Match Details: Tuesday 1st July at Patersons Stadium vs. East Perth Match will be televised live on Fox Footy – Channel 504 from 8.35pm All Seagulls supporters are encouraged to have dinner and watch the game live at the Steam Packet Hotel (13 Cole Street, Williamstown). Bookings are essential. Please ring 9399 9600 to book your table and mention the Williamstown Football Club.

UPCOMING WILLIAMSTOWN FC EVENTS Friday 18th July – Ladies Night Out This is a fun-filled evening for all ladies to unwind, catch up and mingle. There will be live music, Open Mic session, dancing, a photo booth and a Player Services Auction. Tickets cost $ 50.00 and includes a glass of champagne on arrival and finger food throughout the evening. Contact the club for more information or to purchase tickets 9391 0309

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“Winter is also a quieter time for our traders so we want to encourage everyone to come down and see what is on offer.”

The Street Festival will feature free street entertainment, face painters, carnival rides and games, not to mention incredible in store sales and special offers from some of your favourite local businesses.

This is a great opportunity for families and locals to enjoy clowns, circus workshops, fire-breathers, hoola hoopers, face painters, musicians and carnival rides which will line Nelson Place, Ferguson Street and Douglas Parade.

Williamstown traders and the Williamstown Chamber of Commerce have joined together to make this fun-filled day one to remember.

Make the time to take a leisurely stroll through Williamstown, enjoy a coffee and bite to eat at one of our many restaurants and cafes, fit in a spot of shopping and take in the free entertainment along the streets of Williamstown.

Williamstown Chamber of Commerce president Laura Nardo encourages the community to celebrate the shortest day of the year with local Williamstown traders.

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The views of Victoria Harbour are among the best in the world, by day or night. More than 7000 skyscrapers hug the Hong Kong skyline. It makes the entire Melbourne CBD appear to be nothing more than a Hong Kong suburb. The best places to enjoy the experience are from The Peak, a major tourist attraction, as well as sky100, Hong Kong’s tallest building at 393 metres above sea level, which offers uninterrupted panoramic views. The memorable tram journey up a 90-degree mountain to The Peak is an experience in itself, just as much as the 60-second ride up the lift to the 100th floor of the International Commerce Centre building.

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You can’t enjoy the Asian experience unless you go to all the markets, day and night. They are a highlight of every Asian holiday. From Bangkok to Ho Chi Minh City, market life is an important part of the Asian experience. Hong Kong has a number of them, the best of which is the ladies’ market in Mong Kok, a short journey via the MTR. It has all you would expect, including clothes, handbags, accessories, jewellery, hats and the normal assortment of T-shirts and souvenirs. There are others, such as the Temple Street market, which has a number of outdoor eating venues, and the Stanley market on Hong Kong Island.

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Make it to Macau. Even if you are staying in Hong Kong for a short time, a one-hour fast ferry to Macau is worth it. There, you see the best and the worst of commercialism, gaming and extravagance, mixed with the subtle beauty of old-world Portugal. Outside the extraordinary gaming hotels and facilities lies old Macau, including some of the best restaurant experiences you could imagine. We dined at Corto restaurant and enjoyed exquisite seafood with a Portuguese twist. Tucked away in skinny sidestreets, the “Old Town”, as it’s known, has a grace and charm of yesteryear that is difficult to replicate. It’s one of the must-see experiences.

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Win This The new WYNCITY Bowl & Entertainment centre in Point Cook offers the latest technology in tenpin bowling, laser tag, bumper cars and mini-golf as well as an amazing range of arcade games. See www.wyncity.com.au. Four lucky readers will receive a $50 voucher to spend at WYNCITY on the activities of their choice.

Want your event listed? Community Calendar is made available free of charge to not-for-profit organisations to keep the public informed of special events and activities. Send item details to Star Weekly Community Calendar, 12 Howes Street, Airport West, or email to communitycalendar@starweekly.com.au. Deadline for copy and announcements is noon Tuesday

Talking trucks

A second ‘Trucks and the Inner West’ forum will be held from 6-8pm, Wednesday, June 25, at Maribyrnong City Council town hall, corner Hyde and Napier streets. ■ 9688 0200

To enter, visit winthisnow.com.au and follow the prompts. Entries close on Sunday (June 22 at 11.59pm) and will be drawn at 10am (Melbourne local time) on the Monday following the closing date of the promotion, at the offices of MMP Group, 214 Park Street, South Melbourne, VIC 3205. Winners will be notified in writing and their names published at winthisnow.com.au. Terms and conditions are available at winthisnow.com.au.

Little worlds

Hobsons Bay Libraries’ Little Worlds school holiday program, running from June 30 to July 11, will include a puppet show, mystery movie, didgeridoo lessons for NAIDOC Week and Minecraft youth event. ■ 1300 462 542

How does your garden grow?

Learn how to care for your garden roses at Altona Memorial Park on June 22. Starts 10am at 2 Dohertys Road, Altona North. Places are limited. ■ 9355 3199

Learn T-shirt printing

Are you 14-20, living in the west and wanting to learn T-shirt design and screen

printing? Free sessions at Woods Street Arts Space, 44 Woods Street, Laverton, 2-5pm every second Saturday from June 28. ■ 0419 160 067

learns to look after the environment. At Newport Scout Hall, Monday nights. ■ Leona, 0418 518 689

Scout out

Anxiety Support Group meets every Tuesday from 7.30pm at 5 Sargood Street, Altona. Cost is $3. ■ 9398 2511

Children aged seven and up are invited to join the 2nd Newport Scout Group. The group plays games, goes camping and

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VICTORIAN PREMIER’S VOLUNTEER AWARDS NOMINATIONS OPEN

Yes, 1st Werribee Scout Group turns 100 in April 2015. We will be celebrating this special milestone until April 2016. Can you help us?

Nominations for the 2014 Victorian Premier’s Volunteer Awards are now open. These awards present an opportunity to recognise, thank and celebrate the significant contribution of Victoria’s volunteers. The awards recognise those people who give their time to enhance the lives of Victorians. In addition to recognition, winners of the awards will receive a donation for their chosen charity. The nomination period will be open until Friday 1 August 2014. For further information please visit www.premier.vic.gov.au/ volunteerawards or phone 03 9651 5005.

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Footscray Rotary is seeking volunteers to monitor activity at a community bike shed from 11am-3pm, Saturdays. Rotary needs donated bikes and people who can work on the bikes to bring them up to near-new condition for allocation to refugees in the community. A Bike Shed Open Day from 11am-3pm this Saturday will include a barbecue and other activities. ■ Rodney, 0417 350 890

• Name and address details of former Providing Scouting to the Youth members who want of the City of Wyndham to know our centenary Joey Scouts 6 &plans. 7 year olds • Memorabilia thatolds we Cub Scouts 8 – 10 year can 11 borrow, copy, Scouts – 14 years old or keep • Anybody with details of Venturer Scouts 15 – 18 year olds our history prior to 1950 Rover Scouts 18 – 25 year olds

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Altona North police and SES volunteers will fit anti-theft screws to numberplates on June 21, from 9am-noon at Central Square Shopping Centre, corner Queen and Merton streets, Altona Meadows.

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Williamstown 4 Union Street, 3016 Williams Real Estate: 9397 2000 Auction: June 21 at 10.30am

Price: $500,000 â&#x20AC;&#x201C; $550,000

Hereâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s a chance to get a foot in the door of the Williamstown property market with this easy-to-maintain unit in a convenient location. The brick veneer has two carpeted bedrooms with built-in wardrobes, a bathroom-cum-laundry with shower over bath and a toilet, a lounge room, meals zone and kitchen with ample storage and bench space. And a neutral colour palette throughout will make it easy for the new owner to add coloured accessories and furnishings. Features are a wall gas heater, downlights, an alarm and single garage. French doors from the lounge room lead to a low-maintenance courtyard with paved entertainment area and landscaped garden. The property is ideal for buyers looking to downsize or invest and is in the heart of Williamstown. The Strand waterfront, Douglas Parade shops and restaurants, parks and North Williamstown train station are a short walk away.

Yarraville 1/30 Fehon Street, 3013 Barlow McEwan Tribe First National: 9391 1888

Price: $565,000

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In the heart of the trendy suburb of Yarraville, this low-maintenance brick-veneer unit may appeal to first-home buyers, investors or downsizers. It has two bedrooms with built-in wardrobes, a bathroom, separate toilet, carpeted lounge room, tiled meals zone, kitchen and a laundry with outdoor access. Inside has all the essentials and can be comfortably lived in now and updated later. Split-systems are sure to keep the new owner comfortable year round, while neutral tones throughout will have the furniture matching perfectly. Out back is an easy-care courtyard with vegie garden. A lock-up garage is included. The property is in a handy spot for a picnic with Yarraville Oval and Beaton Reserve within walking distance. Shops, popular eateries and the Sun Theatre are also a short stroll away, as is Yarraville train station.

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Seddon 77 Williamstown Road, 3011 Sweeney Estate Agents Yarraville: 9687 8388 Price: $560,000 – $610,000 Auction: June 28 at noon It’s like stepping back in time with this Edwardian period property, one that’s been built to last. Held by generations of a single family since it was built, its original features have remain untouched for more than 100 years. The original ivory-coloured brick facade has a sheltered verandah framed by white detailed timber brackets and valance. Its red corrugated-iron roof and window canopy complete the traditional heritage look. Entry is through the richly timbered hallway with picture rails and archway with intricate fretwork.

To the left is the main bedroom with original fireplace (filled in), while to the right, the light-filled lounge room has an original fireplace (filled in) and mantelpiece. Two smaller bedrooms branch off the hallway, one with built-in timber wardrobe and desk. At the back is the basic kitchen-diner with small butler’s pantry, freestanding oven and small sink. High ceilings open up the space and stunning plasterwork, mouldings, cornices and deep skirts are throughout the house. Original leaded glass floral patterns adorn

the front door and entry, adding to overall charm. The large, well-kept backyard has a shed and space to imagine future endeavours. The dwelling’s convenient location provides easy access to freeways, transport and shopping centres. It is best suited to a complete re-fit or restoration but will also appeal to a developer for its large block with rights of way running down the sides (subject to council approval). Esther Lauaki

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Footscray 9687 1344 Seddon 9689 9000 www.burnham.com.au

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14 Waiora Parade Wyndham Vale

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SOLD AT AUCTION LAST SATURDAY SOLD AT AUCTION LAST SATURDAY SOLD AT AUCTION LAST SATURDAY $571,000 $816,000 $376,000 ANOTHER WANTED ANOTHER WANTED ANOTHER WANTED

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86 Tarrengower Street Burnside

9 Lewis Avenue St Albans

36 Pinoak Street

SOLD AT AUCTION LAST SATURDAY SOLD AT AUCTION LAST SATURDAY SOLD AT AUCTION LAST SATURDAY $515,000 $356,000 $353,000 ANOTHER WANTED ANOTHER WANTED ANOTHER WANTED West Footscray

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This fantastically located and immaculately maintained property offers you a variety of choices. It is larger than usual in many ways and is well located within close proximity to bus, train, Central West shopping and schools. Comp. of 3 bedrooms + 1 sleepout, lounge, bright modern kitchen, updated bathroom, north facing sunroom plus a side drive to a garage. The BIG block offers the opportunity to redevelop (STCA) on land size of approx. 596m2. Arrange your viewing today.

Secure this magnificent home that is only one of a pair of townhouses in a premier location. You will enjoy the spaciousness it offers both inside and out. Comp. of 3 large bedrooms, the master has a private balcony plus ensuite and WIR. There is a main central bathroom plus 3 x WCâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s, formal lounge, well equipped kitchen with stainless steel appliance incl. dishwasher and stone benchtops. A large family room leading to your backyard is ideal for indoor/ outdoor entertaining.

Fantastic opportunity to secure refurbished freehold that has an abundance of potential. Well maintained with plenty of rooms for professional practices and of course plenty of free exposure. Divided into two retail premises. Plans for a 6 level redevelopment building are available. Great location with plenty of land 12.2 x 30.4 approx. Additional land available to purchase from the council. Car park at rear of site. Whether you are looking to occupy, invest or re-develop this site will be hard to resist.

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AUCTION Thursday 10 July at 2.00pm Inspect: Contact Agent Mel Ref: 42 C3

Saturday 28 June at 12.30pm Saturday 1.45 - 2.15 $690,000 - $720,000 41 F1

Warwick Burnham Commercial Director 0412 318 998

Tony Gerace Sales Director 0411 121 701

Sam Faraj Sales Consultant 0405 164 399

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Saturday 12th July at 12.30pm Saturday 11.45 - 12.15 $440,000 - $470,000 41 A1

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Carmen Barukzai Sales Consultant 0425 810 110

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Jacqui McMaster Rental Manager 0430 177 355

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94 Charles Seddon 94 Charles Street,Street, Seddon seddon@burnham.com.au seddon@burnham.com.au 9689 9000

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3 Hassett Street Sunshine North

39 Ridgeway Parade Sunshine West

113 Glengala Road Sunshine West

20 Wilson Street Braybrook

Unlimited Potential/Large 727m2 Allotment • Large bedrooms • Sun-filled lounge room • Neat kitchen adjoining meals area • Steel garage & pergola • Development opportunity (STCA) • Close to shops, schools & public transport

The Perfect Start! • 3 bedrooms • Lounge room • Kitchen/meals area • Separate dining room • Sunroom/ workshop area • Central bathroom • Carport & large brick garage • Low maintenance living

Prized Location/Development Potential! • 2 or 3 bedrooms • Lounge room • Neat kitchen/meals area • Family room • Central bathroom • Single garage • Large allotment approx 697m2 • Development opportunity, keeping the existing front home (STCA)

Pure Potential In A Brilliant Location! • 3 bedrooms plus study • Lounge room • Kitchen/meals area • Central bathroom • Single garage • Currently leased approx $16,200 p.a • Development opportunity (STCA)

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Saturday 21st June at 12 noon Saturday 11.30 - 12.00pm Sang Do 0419 935 955 26 H8

Saturday 28th June at 11am Saturday 3.00 - 3.30pm David Falcone 0413 116 717 26 A12, C12

Saturday 28th June at 1pm Saturday 1.30 - 2.00pm David Falcone 0413 116 717 40 D1

Saturday 5th July at 12 noon Saturday 3.45 - 4.15pm Fred (Fatih) Fanoscu 0419 384 097 41 B1

3 Lancaster Street Sunshine North

24 Romsey Avenue Sunshine North

70 Clayton Street Sunshine North

18 Rosewall Street Sunshine North

Renovated Brick Veneer/Brilliant Location! • 3 comfortable bedrooms • Sun-filled lounge room • Updated kitchen • Separate dining room • Bright appealing bathroom • Beautiful pergola area with timber decking • Huge steel garage

Attention All Developer’s & Builder’s • 3 large bedrooms • Lounge room • Kitchen with meals area • Currently rented at approx $15,600 p.a • Council approved town planning permit for 4 dwellings (2 townhouses & 2 single storey units)

Corner Allotment/Four Bedroom Home! • 4 bedrooms • Sun-filled lounge room • Separate dining room • Upgraded kitchen with meals area • Central bathroom • Workshop with second kitchen & pergola area • Single garage

Large Family Home/Large 698m2 Allotment • 4 comfortable bedrooms • Spacious lounge room with reverse cycle air conditioner • Updated kitchen adjoining meals area• Bright quality bathroom with spa bath • Huge garage

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Saturday 5th July at 2.00pm Saturday 12.45 - 1.15pm David Falcone 0413 116 717 26 K8

Saturday 12th July at 2.00pm By Appointment Fred (Fatih) Fanoscu 0419 384 097 26 G7

Saturday 10.45 - 11.15am Fred (Fatih) Fanoscu 0419 384 097 26 F7

Saturday 10.45 - 11.15am Sang Do 0419 935 955 26 H7

2/19 Murray Street Sunshine West

1/19 Murray Street Sunshine West

18 Pinaroo Avenue Sunshine West

4 Berwick Court Sunshine West

Calling All Unit Buyers! • Generous sized bedrooms with BIR’s • Spacious lounge room with gas heater • Neat kitchen/meals area • Bright quality bathroom • Lock-up garage • Low maintenance living • Close to shops, schools & public transport

Affordable Dream! • 3 spacious bedrooms • Comfortable lounge room • Neat kitchen adjoining meals area • Bright central bathroom • Brick garage • Low maintenance living • Close to shops, schools & public transport

A Home To Enjoy • 3 good sized bedrooms • Large lounge room • Appealing kitchen with meals area • Bright central bathroom • Close to all Sunshine has to offer

See It To Believe It! • 3 bedrooms • Lounge room • Separate dining room • Kitchen/meals area • 2 recently renovated bathroom’s • Carport & large garage • Pergola area with timber decking

For Sale Inspect Agent Map Ref

Saturday 2.15 - 2.45pm David Falcone 0413 116 717 40 B1

Saturday 3.00 - 3.30pm Sang Do 0419 935 955 40 D3

Saturday 3.00 - 3.30pm Fred (Fatih) Fanoscu 0419 384 097 40 F2

12 Nurla Court Sunshine West

41 Gresham Way Sunshine West

24 Glinden Avenue Ardeer

13D Rockbank Road Ardeer

Hard To Find! • 3 spacious bedrooms • Lounge room • Appealing Tasmanian oak timber kitchen • Meals area • Bright updated bathroom • Carport & brick garage • Large allotment approx 614m2

For The Large Family! • Four spacious bedrooms • Master bedroom with full ensuite • Lounge room • kitchen with meals area • Large sized family room • Garage & huge undercover pergola area

Time To Stop Looking! • 3 large bedrooms • Lounge room • Upgraded kitchen with meals area • Central bathroom • Large garage & carport

Ultra Modern Living! • Three bedrooms • Main bedroom with ensuite • Sensational open plan living and kitchen • Lounge room • Single garage

For Sale Inspect Agent Map Ref

Saturday 3.45 - 4.15pm David Falcone 0413 116 717 40 E3

9311 7022

Saturday 2.15 - 2.45pm Fred (Fatih) Fanoscu 0419 384 097 40 A4

Saturday 12.45 - 1.15pm Fred (Fatih) Fanoscu 0419 384 097 26 A9

Saturday 1.30 - 2.00pm Fred (Fatih) Fanoscu 0419 384 097 26 A 10

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CENTURY 21 GUNN & CO. PH: 9397 5555 49 Fergusson Street, Williamstown century21.com.au/williamstown

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AltonA 49 Romawi Street This four bedroom home is a fabulous buy with a very solid foundation and lots of scope to further cosmetically upgrade. Comprising: Large formal entrance, 4 bedrooms with BIRs, open plan kitchen/ meals and lounge room, separate bathroom, laundry and toilet plus a rear family room. There is an additional rear Rumpus room with separate toilet and wood burner behind a large double garage. For outdoor entertaining there is a large alfresco/bbq area with built in spa and fireplace. Further features include polished hard wood floors, gas heater, s/system air-conditioner and dishwasher. All this on a large allotment. (Land dimensions approx. 15.6m x 50.4m).

PRICE AuCtIon VIEW AgEnt

Nestled just back from the Esplanade, this fantastic architecturally designed home offers stylish living, with bay views from the upper bedroom. Comprising: Lounge with polished floor boards, designer kitchen with separate dining & family room, large bedrooms, master on the 3rd level with ensuite, balcony and bay views. Bathroom, powder room and Euro laundry, lock up garage and private yard.

Kiss goodbye the never ending chores associated with older homes and move in to this fantastic 3 bedroom town-house. With a spacious floor plan and quality fixtures & fittings throughout. Comprising: Open plan Kitchen & dining, separate formal lounge room, 2 separate W.C’s, 3 BRs (all with B.I.R’s) & 2 Bathroom’s. A convenient location central to the Newport train station, shopping, schools & Newport Lakes reserve.

prICe VIew AgeNt

Here is an opportunity to purchase a stunning waterfront property in an area that rarely offers Homes of this quality for sale. With a great Floor plan and specification over three levels, this four bedroom and three bathroom home offers the following features; Open Plan living with magnificent uninterrupted 180 degree bayside views. Designer kitchen with European appliances inc dishwasher. Top floor master bedroom with Walk in Robe and luxury Ensuite. Home Theatre room. Home Office. Heating and cooling. Heated Pool and Spa. Electric operated E screens to Living, Dining and Sunroom. Spectacular entry, featuring open tread timber spiral Stairs. Remote controlled double garage for two cars, with parking at the rear for three cars.

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$1,850,000 - $2,000,000 Saturday 1:30PM - 2:00PM Kevin Gunn 0418 997 914

Ideally located in a quiet street at the rear of this block of 3, this single level home is ready now for its next owner occupier or investor. Move in and start enjoying the benefits this property and location have to offer or purchase for a sound investment. Property comprises of 3 double bedrooms with robes, master with WIR and en suite, open plan kitchen, dining & living, S/S appliances, main bathroom, laundry, lock up garage and generous low maintenance yard. Schools, shops, public transport including train station are all nearby making this property a great buy!

3A 2B 1C

If you are looking for a great property within walking distance to the Douglas Parade & Ferguson Street shopping strip in central Williamstown, well here it is ! A well-presented 2 bedroom house featuring an open plan kitchen, dining & living area with polished floorboards, fantastic high ceilings with a country style kitchen. Features inc: gas heating, air-conditioner, period bathroom including claw foot bath, carport and private rear yard. This is a limited chance to secure this affordable brilliantly located stand alone brick home, set amongst the period homes in the heart of Williamstown.

4A 3B 2C

2A 1B 1C

$600,00 - $650,000 Saturday 5th July at 12:30PM Saturday 1:00 - 1:30PM Anthony Gunn 0409 377 449

WilliamstoWn 14/58 aitken street This superb cosmopolitan location is right in the heart of Williamstown and only a short stroll to the thriving Nelson Place & Strand district. Features inc. 2 bedrooms upstairs, open plan kitchen, dining & lounge area, high ceilings, lock up garage plus extra off street car park with its own street frontage, private courtyards to the front and rear. Situated close to the North Williamstown train station, shops and a leisurely stroll to the beach. A great location & low maintenance living to match.

PRiCE auCtion ViEW agEnt

3A 2B 1C

$700,000 - $750,000 Saturday 5th July at 1.30pm Saturday 11:45AM - 12:15PM Ricky Peacock 0407 770 451

WilliamstoWn 7 College street

PRiCE auCtion ViEW agEnt

$590,000 - $620,000 Saturday 12:45PM - 1:15PM Anthony Gunn 0409 377 449 Kevin Gunn 0418 997 914

WilliamstoWn 23 sandpiper Place

PRiCE ViEW agEnt

3A 2B 1C

$750,000 - $775,000 Saturday 12th July at 1:30PM Saturday 10:30 - 11:00AM Anthony Gunn 0409 377 449

Newport 2/11 Maddox road

WilliamstoWn 3/1a Park Crescent

PRiCE auCtion ViEW agEnt

$850,000 - $900,000 Saturday 28th June at 11:30 AM Saturday 11:15AM - 11:45AM Anthony Gunn 0409 377 449

AltonA 161 Queen Street

PRICE AuCtIon VIEW AgEnt

4A 1B 2C

2A 1B 1C

$550,000 - $580,000 Saturday 19th July at 11:30am Saturday 1:45 - 2.15PM Anthony Gunn 0409 377 449

Newport 4/67 oxford Street Up for offer is this classic style modern townhouse. Comprising of two bedrooms, BIR’s, generous size living & dining areas, central bathroom, remote lock-up garage plus large rear courtyard. Features include: timber floors to living areas & carpet to bedrooms, 2.7m ceiling height, kitchen with stainless steel appliances inc dishwasher, vinyl wrap cabinets, lots of overhead cupboards, three split heating & cooling units, alarm, and continuous gas hot water.

2A 1B 1C

prICe $480,000 - $510,000 AuCtIoN Saturday 28th June at 3:00PM VIew Thursday 6:00-6:30PM Saturday 10:4511:15AM AgeNt Warren Hulstaert 0404 854 462

Call Now To Secure Your Winter Auction! For Auction or Sale Now

Auctions - This Saturday 21 June 4 Union Street

WILLIAMSTOWN

$500 - $550,000

Wed 18 June - 5.15 - 5.45

Sat 21 June - 10.00 for 10.30

2/205 Mason Street

NEWPORT

$250 - $275,000

AFFORDABLE APARTMENT

Sat 21 June - 11.00 for 11.30

43 Elphin Street

NEWPORT

$850 - $890,000

Wed 18 June - 5.00 - 5.30

Sat 21 June - 12.00 for 12.30

3/72 Speight Street

NEWPORT

$336,500

SOLD BEFORE AUCTION

Lauren Montebello 0411 648 509

Auctions - Saturday 28 June 24 Fowler Crescent

NEWPORT

$440 - $480,000

Sat 21 June - 11.15 - 11.45

Sun 22 June - 11.15 - 11.45

3/11-19 Ferguson Street

WILLIAMSTOWN

$590 - $620,000

Sat 21 June - 11.15 - 11.45

Sun 22 June - 12.30 - 1.00

81 Elphin Street

NEWPORT

$1.05m - $1.15m

Sat 21 June - 1.30 - 2.00

Sun 22 June - 11.45 - 12.15

Auctions - Saturday 5 July 3/37-39 May Avenue 6/4 Gellibrand Street

ALTONA MEADOWS $320 - $350,000 WILLIAMSTOWN

$370 - $390,000

Sat 21 June - 1.15 - 1.45 Sat 21 June - 10.15 - 10.45

Sun 22 June - 11.30 - 12.00 Sun 22 June - 11.00 - 11.30

Auctions - Saturday 12 July 77 Bayview Street

WILLIAMSTOWN

33 Electra Street

WILLIAMSTOWN

$1.24m - $1.28m $1.3m - $1.4m

For Auction or Sale Now Forthcoming Auctions 7 Union Street

WILLIAMSTOWN

$860,000

SOLD BEFORE AUCTION

Rosemary Jamonts 0405 535 434

44 Albert Street

WILLIAMSTOWN

Contact Agent

SOLD BEFORE AUCTION

Nathan Smith 0400 843 331

Private Sales 151 Nelson Place

WILLIAMSTOWN

$1,600,000

COMMERCIAL/RESIDENTIAL DELIGHT

Katie Smith 0425 737 673

22 Cecil Street

WILLIAMSTOWN

$1,295,000

Sat 21 June - 10.30 - 11.00

Sun 22 June - 11.00 - 11.30

94A Morris Street

WILLIAMSTOWN

$1,590,000

Sat 21 June - 1.30 - 2.00

Sun 22 June - 11.45 - 12.15

63 Victoria Street

WILLIAMSTOWN

Contact Agent

Sat 21 June - 2.15 - 2.45

Michael Harvey 0425 737 672

5/65-75 Stevedore Street

WILLIAMSTOWN

$830,000

Sat 21 June - 11.00 - 11.30

Nathan Smith 0400 843 331

Sun 22 June - 10.30 - 11.00

8/44 Kororoit Creek Road

WILLIAMSTOWN

$320,000

Sat 21 June - 1.30 - 2.00

Sun 22 June - 12.45 - 1.15

Sat 21 June - 2.15 - 2.45

Sun 22 June - 11.00 - 11.30

5A Jubilee Street

NEWPORT

$480 - $510,000

Sat 21 June - 10.30 - 11.00

Sun 22 June - 12.00 - 12.30

Sat 21 June - 12.15 - 12.45

273 Melbourne Road

Forthcoming Auctions

NEWPORT

$1,150,000

Sat 21 June - 2.15 - 2.45

Sun 22 June - 12.30 - 1.00

ALTONA NORTH

$565,000

Sat 21 June - 2.15 - 2.45

Sun 22 June - 10.30 - 11.00

3 Elphin Street

NEWPORT

$680 - $730,000

LAND OF EXCITING OPPORTUNITY

Rosemary Jamonts 0405 535 434 8 Michael Court

124 Stevedore Street

WILLIAMSTOWN

$900 - $990,000

Sat 21 June - 1.30 - 2.00

Sun 22 June - 12.30 - 1.00

56 Canonbury Circle

SEABROOK

$395,000

Sat 21 June - 3.15 - 3.45

Rosemary Jamonts 0405 535 434

223 Woods Street

NEWPORT

$620 - $680,000

Sat 21 June - 9.15 - 9.45

Sun 22 June - 11.45 - 12.15

86 Middle Park Drive

SANCTUARY LAKES

$490 - $505,000

Sat 21 June - 2.00 - 2.30

Daniella Cidoni 0403 380 262

Williamstown

77 Bayview Street

BRAND NEW AND BY THE BAY A lifestyle of parks, beach and serenity is on offer with this quality built, architectural designed home. Ideal for empty nesters seeking low maintenance living, couples with small families and wise investors. Finished to high specification with an appealing floor plan, allowing for zoned living spaces. The master bedroom is hotel like, as is the ensuite and walk-in-robe. Generous sized rooms further enhance the appeal, as does the outdoor decked, alfresco entertaining area. A hostess kitchen is complemented by top of the range European appliances and loads of storage. Brilliant use of timber and glass make for a sleek upmarket home. Inspection is sure to impress!

3+ AucTioN MELWAYS iNSpEcT ENquiRY coNTAcT

Saturday 12 July at 12.30 55 K9 Saturday 21 June - 12.15 - 12.45 Sunday 22 June - 10.30 - 11.00 $1,240,000 - $1,280,000 Michael Harvey 0425 737 672 michaelh@williamsre.com.au

Williamstown

124 Stevedore Street

POTENTIAL PLUS ON A LARGE ALLOTMENT Charming double fronted Victorian home, located on a large allotment in one of Williamstownâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s premier streets. Only a short stroll to The Strand waterfront, shops and cafes, Williamstown North Train Station and schools. Traditional period features throughout, with a large rear yard, providing the opportunity for further development and extension (STCA). Comprises four large bedrooms (three with built-in-robes), kitchen/meals, generous living area, central bathroom, separate laundry, work shop and shed. Features include; off-street parking for one car, alarm system, fireplaces, high ceilings, floorboards, pressed metal ceilings, heating, cooling and a north facing backyard.

4 AUcTION MELWAYS INSPEcT ENqUIRY cONTAcT

Saturday 19 July at 12.30 56 B8 Saturday 21 June - 1.30 - 2.00 Sunday 22 June - 12.30 - 1.00 $900 - $990,000 Katie Smith 0425 737 673 katies@williamsre.com.au

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Williamstown

585sqm Approx.

33 Electra Street

PoSITIon PERFECT An architect-designed 1950s family home, offered to the market for the first time, provides a rare opportunity to secure a prized and highly sought-after large corner allotment (approx 585sqm) in the heart of Williamstown. In a beautiful tree-lined street, with the delights of Williamstown at your doorstep. Stroll to shops and restaurants in Douglas Parade, Ferguson Street and Nelson Place, the waterfront, schools, transport and more. The single-level brick home has been meticulously maintained and provides a wonderful opportunity to be updated and restored to a beautiful family home; or provides endless opportunities for the astute developer (STCA). The home comprises three bedrooms with built-in-robes, central bathroom, large open-plan lounge and dining room, living room, and a large manicured, low maintenance garden. Features include; original fixtures and fittings, two open fireplaces, ducted heating, airconditioning, alarm, plenty of storage and off street parking for two cars (including one garaged). Opportunities like this are extremely rare - donâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;t let it pass you by!

aUCTIon MElWaYS InSPECT

Saturday 12 July at 1.30

EnqUIRY ConTaCT

56 C9 Saturday 21 June - 2.15 - 2.45 Sunday 22 June - 11.00 - 11.30 $1,300,000 - $1,400,000 Sam Wilson 0404 865 018 samanthaw@williamsre.com.au

Williamstown

4 Union Street

PERFECT EnTRY InTo WIllIaMSToWn Single level brick home, perfectly positioned in the heart of Williamstown. Only a short stroll to cafes, shops, schools, parks and The Strand waterfront, with easy access to transport and the CBD. Perfect for first home buyers, wise investors or buyers looking to downsize into a smaller, low maintenance home. Comprises two bedrooms with built-in-robes, open plan kitchen/dining and a light-filled lounge with outlook to low maintenance paved courtyard. Features include; garage, alarm, heating and a secure fence.

2 aUCTIon MElWaYS InSPECT EnqUIRY ConTaCT

Saturday 21 June at 10.30 56 C7 Wednesday 18 June - 5.15 - 5.45 Saturday 21 June - 10.00 for 10.30 $500 - $550,000 Katie Smith 0425 737 673 katies@williamsre.com.au

Newport

NEW LISTING

5A Jubilee Street

PICTURE PERFECT! Delightful in every way, this low maintenance single level brick home is a great opportunity for downsizers and first home buyers. Attractive from the street, the period style reproduction will not disappoint you as you step inside. Featuring; lovely polished timber floorboards throughout, ducted heating, split system air-conditioning, alarm system and side drive to a single remote garage. Two bedrooms with built-in-robes share a bright central bathroom plus second toilet. A light-filled, open plan design incorporates the kitchen, dining and living room, and overlooks a gorgeous manicured courtyard with a water feature. Located within walking distance to shops, cafes, schools and the train station, donâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;t miss out on this little gem.

PRIvaTE SalE MElWaYS 55 G5 InSPECT Saturday 21 June - 10.30 - 11.00 EnqUIRY ConTaCT

Sunday 22 June - 12.00 - 12.30 $480 - $510,000 Lauren Montebello 0411 648 509 laurenm@williamsre.com.au

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Newport

NEW LISTING

3 Elphin Street

LAND OF EXCITING OPPORTUNITY Pinch yourself, call your architect and get planning. Youâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;ve been waiting a long time for an ideally located blank canvas on which to build your dream home or new development. Subject to council approval, you need wait no more! Let your creative imagination go wild around this rambling plot of approximately 478sqm, that sits just around the corner from Newport Park, linking you to the scenic waterfront. The existing property would require a brave renovator but more likely is waiting patiently to be pushed over to make way for your designer creation to provide your perfect bespoke abode (STCA). An extremely rare and enticing opportunity in one of Newportâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s best streets.

3 AUCTION MELWAYS INSPECT ENqUIRY CONTACT

Saturday 19 July at 11.30 56 B4 Contact Rosemary To arrange an inspection $680 - $730,000 Rosemary Jamonts 0405 535 434 rosemaryj@williamsre.com.au

Newport

24 Fowler Crescent

TOO cuTE FOR WORDS! Welcoming the perfect opportunity for first home buyers, investors or downsizers, this adorable home will provide enjoyable living as is, but has plenty of potential to add your own stamp. Two good sized bedrooms with built-in-robes share a bright central bathroom. The neat and tidy kitchen offers room for a meals area while the spacious lounge room overlooks the park. Featuring polished floorboards and ducted heating throughout, plus a side drive providing off-street parking. A large backyard offers a paved, shaded entertaining area and a storage shed. Within walking distance of schools, Newport train station, shops and cafes.

2 AucTiOn MELWAYS inSpEcT EnquiRY cOnTAcT

Saturday 28 June at 12.30 55 G5 Saturday 21 June - 11.15 - 11.45 Sunday 22 June - 11.15 - 11.45 $440 - $480,000 Lauren Montebello 0411 648 509 laurenm@williamsre.com.au

Altona Meadows

3/37-39 May Avenue

inVESTORS TAKE nOTE This very neat and tidy unit comprises three generous sized bedrooms all with built-in-robes. Large kitchen with stainless steel appliances, dishwasher and plenty of storage space. Open plan dining and lounge area offers great space for entertaining family and friends. Features include; single remote lock-up garage, split system, ducted heating and two low maintenance yard areas. All of this within a short distance from Central Square Shopping Centre, public transport, freeway access and schools. Inspection is a must!

3 AucTiOn MELWAYS inSpEcT EnquiRY cOnTAcT

Saturday 5 July at 10.30 208 E2 Saturday 21 June - 1.15 - 1.45 Sunday 22 June - 11.30 - 12.00 $320 - $350,000 Katie Smith 0425 737 673 katies@williamsre.com.au

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The ‘can do’ agents.....

Williamstown

7 Rennie Street

A2 B1 C2

Newport

70 Elphin Street

A3 B2 C3

An immaculate Home & A Convenient Location!

Proudly presented period style home

• • • • • • •

2 bedrooms with large BIR Large front formal lounge with split system & plenty of natural light Open plan living & dining room features stunning kitchen Kitchen with stone benches, glass s/backs & d/washer Secure car parking plus drive way & low maintenance gardens Polished timber floors & 2 x split systems Located in the heart of town, walk to station, shops, parks & schools

Auction Price Guide Inspect Office Contact

Saturday, 19 July 12:00 PM (unless sold prior) $700,000 - $750,000 Sat 11.00am-11.30am 1 Douglas Pde, Williamstown. 9399 9111 Ben Watson 0414 397 167 Dean Stanley 0403 372 922

20 squares approx. of luxury living Land: 6.4 x 37.7m (21 x 123ft) approx. Front formal living room (open fire) Open hostess kitchen/ family room 3 Double bedrooms & 2 bathrooms Lovely sunny north facing yard Rear access to double carport

Auction Price Guide Inspect Office Contact

Saturday, 12 July 12:00 PM (unless sold prior) 750,000-780,000 Sat 1.00pm-1.30pm Sun 12.30pm-1.00pm 461 Melbourne Road, Newport. 9391 9511 Peter Fox 0418 119 911 Wayne Sweeney 0410 697 398

AUCTION THIS SATURDAY

Newport

1/16 Bradley Street

A4 B3 C2

Williamstown

6/65 Stevedore Street

Ideal live-in or investment opportunity

Stunning townhouse in the heart of town

• • • • • • •

Contemporary design with stylish finishing Enjoy wonderful open plan living 4 Double bedrooms, main with ensuite Quality hostess kitchen with stone top The bonus of three bathrooms Master bedroom can be on ground or 1st level Investors please note rental potential of $550pw

Auction Price Guide Inspect Office Contact

Saturday, 21 June 12:00 PM (unless sold prior) $620,000-$660,000 Sat 11.30am-12noon 461 Melbourne Road, Newport. 9391 9511 Dean Stanley 0403 372 922 Carlo Marra 0409016848

A3 B2 C1

Security entrance foyer Breathtaking balcony views of Hobsons Bay Fabulous open plan living upstairs Updated modern kitchen/ dining area 3 Double bedrooms (main with ensuite & BIR’s) Secure under building parking on title Investors note: Rental potential $600 - $650pw

Auction Price Guide Inspect Office Contact

Saturday, 28 June 12:00 PM (unless sold prior) $720,000 Plus Sat 1.45pm-2.15pm Sun 1.15pm-1.45pm 1 Douglas Pde, Williamstown. 9399 9111 Wayne Sweeney 0410 697 398 Peter Fox 0418 119 911

www.sweeneyea.com.au

The ‘can do’ agents..... NEW LISTING

ALTONA

44 Rose Street

Seabrook 150 Shane Avenue

A3 B2 C2

Spacious home with character & potential

Private Sale

• Huge lounge with timber blinds & gas heating • Open plan timber kitchen with spacious dining • 2nd living area with fire place & parquetry floors • Spacious dble carport with access to rear yard • Loads of off street parking for cars/boats/trailers • Easy walk to Seabrook Primary School

$390,000-$430,000

Point Cook 89 Middle Park Drive

A3 B2 C2 D

Looking for low maintenance living

Private Sale

Inspect

Sat 11:00-11:30am

Office

Shop 5, 73 Point Cook Rd, Seabrook. 9360 9399

Contact

Jodie Lindemann 0425 850 606 Fiona Ruth 0425 850 608

A4 B2 C3

One of Altona’s grand residences on over 1000sqm • • • • • •

1065m2 approx to move into, renovate or redevelop (STCA) A four bedroom family home of grand proportions Two living areas, spacious kitchen-meals & two bathrooms Expansive backyard with double garage, carport & sheds Hydronic heating & split system air conditioning Stroll to Altona Beach, shops, cafes & train station

Auction Price Guide Inspect Office Contact

Saturday 28th June at 12 noon $970-$1,050,000 Thurs 6-6:30pm, Sat 12-12:30PM 54 Pier Street, Altona. 9398 3799 Paul Lindemann 0418 336 025; Julie Burt 0410 553 517

• Exceptionally designed with spacious open living • 3 generous bedrooms + study • Stunning kitchen with ample storage • Master bedroom (WIR), ensuite & dual vanity • Central heating, evap cooling throughout • Located in prestigious Sanctuary Lakes Estate

$450-$480,000

Inspect

Sat 11-11:30am

Office

Shop 5, 73 Point Cook Rd, Seabrook. 9360 9355

Contact

Jodie Lindemann 0425 850 603 Anthony Kent 0425 850 610

RECORD SALES FOR THE MONTHS OF

Point Cook 67 Lincoln Heath Boulevard

A3 B2 C2 D

Overlooking parklands. Low maintenance

Private Sale

• 3 over-sized bedrooms, two with balcony views • Bright kitchen opens to meals & casual living • Separate formal lounge plus study • Sensational pergola - ideal for entertaining • Central heating & refrigerated air conditioning • Rear access garage. Private backyard

$420,000-$460,000

Inspect

Sat 12-12:30pm

Office

Shop 5, 73 Point Cook Rd, Seabrook. 9360 9355

Contact

Jodie Lindemann 0425 850 606 Fiona Ruth 0425 850 608

private sales

Open FOr InspectIOn thursday 19/6/2014 6:00-6:30pm 44 Rose Street

Altona

Open FOr InspectIOn saturday 21/6/2014

10:00-10:30am 4 Valente Street $480-$525,000 11:00-11:30am 34 Galvin Street 150 Shane Avenue 33 Fenfield Street 35 Roser Drive 17 Vicky Court 89 Middle Park Drive 12-12:30pm 15 Akuna Street Follow us on

$970-$1.050,000

Altona Meadows Altona Seabrook Altona Altona Meadows Point Cook Sanctuary Lakes

$695-$750,000 $390-$410,000 $630-$670,000 $320-$350,000 $375-$410,000 $450-$480,000

Altona

$598-$635,000

February, March, April 2014

WITH BUYERS WAITING! If you want a

SOLD

ALTONA 9398 3799

44 Rose Street 3 Pearce Court 14 Bribie Way 1B Knightsbridge Avenue 67 Lincoln Heath Boulevard 1:00-1:30pm 5 Correa Street 17A Shane Avenue 14 Findon Court 8 South Shore Avenue 2:00-2:30pm 14 Gardner Court 116 Seabrook Boulevard 16 Picton Lane 17 Villiers Drive 3:00-3:30pm 20 Nest Place

sticker on your property call

POINT COOK 9360 9399

Altona $970-$1.050,000 Altona Meadows $440-$470,000 Point Cook $580-$620,000 Altona Meadows $320-$335,000 Point Cook $420-$460,000 Altona Seabrook Point Cook Sanctuary Lakes

$795-$860,000 $370-$399,000 $580-$610,000 Contact Agent

Altona Meadows Seabrook Point Cook Point Cook

$360-$390,000 $420+ $370-$390,000 $480-$530,000

Point Cook

$380-$410,000

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P. Di Natale

www.dinatale.com.au

SEDDON 4/239 Nicholson St

SUNSHINE 9/4 Cooper St

AUCTION

FOR SALE

INSpECt this Saturday 12 to12.30pm

INSPECt this Saturday 11 to 11.30am

Saturday 5th July at 12:30pm

A 3 B 2 F 1

ImpressIve DImensIons - 3 beDroom beauty

HOT INVESTMENT

One of only five, further enhanced by northerly exposure, this bright two level townhouse offers exceptional size in a strategic location close to Seddon station, Vic Uni, village attractions, and on the doorstep of the inner west’s most popular attractions. Central living and separate kitchen/dining areas downstairs reveal impressive proportions whilst upstairs, a main bedroom with balcony and ensuite is accompanied by two further bedrooms all complemented by a north facing courtyard and garage.

So close and within easy proximity of central Sunshine shops and Market Place, station and transport, makes this first floor apartment one to go straight to the top of the list. Comprising 2 bedrooms, spacious open lounge and refurbished kitchen/meals area, gas facilities, and car space. Recently refurbished represents a sound investment or great first home in this super location.

A 2 B 1 F 1

SUNSHINE NORTH 19 Marshall St

FOOTSCRAY 712/240 Barkly St

FOR SALE

INSpEcT by appointment

InSpeCT by appointment

VERSATILE OPPORTUNITY

PANORAMIC VIEWS – JUST ADORABLE

A great find in this popular location minutes from Western Ring Road *Building size 230m2 approx, clear span, high clearance *Land size 715m2 approx *Includes 3 phase power, auto roller door, water tanks, kitchen, toilet, alarm and more *Industrial 3 zone Great versatile opportunity for expanding business

Recently constructed this street facing apartment enjoys sweeping views to the City and right across to the west from this seventh floor vantage point. Functional design incorporates open plan living/kitchen areas, bedroom, int amenities with private balcony opening from bedroom and living room. Modern conveniences plus car park on title it’s a real treat to inspect and buy.

A 1 B 1 F 1

225 Barkly Street Footscray 9689 1755

Philip Mazzella 0418 360 789 Carmelo Caputa 0414 293 389 Tony Borello 0403 235 679

Barlow McEwan Tribe AUCTION THIS SATURDAY

The Last Chocolate in the Box

Destined For Future Rewards

3/28 Peel Street, Newport

192 Bladin Street, Laverton

A2 B1 C1

A3 B1 C2

Auction: Inspect:

Saturday 21st June 2014 2:30pm Thursday 19th June 5:30pm - 6:00pm Saturday 21st June 2:00pm - 2:30pm Contact: Angus Scott-Walker 0418 336 021 Michael Dalton 0412 957 080

Price: $380,000+ Private Sale: Inspect: Saturday 21st June 12:00pm - 12:30pm Contact: Michael Dalton 0412 957 080 Angus Scott-Walker 0418 336 021

BV Home in Great Location with Development Potential (STCA)

A Prime Site! Ready for Redevelopment

25 Lawrence Court,Altona Nth

27 Primula Avenue, Brooklyn

• Superb Location one block from The Strand & walking distance to the Newport Station • 2 Bedrooms & Large Bathroom • Spacious Kitchen & Generous Lounge Room • Scope to enhance the property • Off street parking space on a separate title • Low Maintenance Backyard • Would suit First Home Buyers, Downsizers, Retirees & Property Investors

• Land Area 670m2* Approx • Comprises of 4 Bedrooms • 2 Separate Living Areas • Spacious Kitchen with Adjacent Meals Area • Triple Carport & Double Garage • Ducted Heating throughout • Close to Borrack Square Shops, St Pauls Boys Secondary School & Sporting complexes

A4 B2 C5 Price: $560,000 - $580,000 For Sale: Inspect: Saturday 21st June 12:30pm - 1:00pm Contact: Mick Abdou 0419 007 085 Angus Scott-Walker 0418 336 021

BARLOW McEWAN TRIBE 34 MARIBYRNONG & HOBSONS BAY STAR WEEKLY \ JUNE 18, 2014

EST 1885

• Redevelop this great site into Townhouses or Apartments ( STCA ). • Prime location, so close to Laverton Station & Shops. • Existing 3 BDR tile roof home is very comfortable as is. • Additional Bungalow with power & Lock up Garage. • Land Area 625m2 approx.

• Older Style 3 Bedroom Dwelling • Potential to Build 3 Units ( STCA ) • Brick Garage • Large Backyard • Large Block 725m2* Approx • Convenient Bus Service to City • Close to Freeway access & Altona Gate Shopping Centre

A3 B1 C2 Price: $530,000 For Sale: Inspect: Saturday 21st June 11:30am - 12:00pm Contact: Mick Abdou 0419 007 085 Michael Dalton 0412 957 080

344 Melbourne Road, Newport 9391 1888

West Footscray | 30 Summerhill Road 3 bed | 1 bath | 2 parking .........................................................................................................................................................

Maidstone | 5 Maple Street 4 bed | 2 bath | 2 parking .........................................................................................................................................................

• Used as Summerhill Clinic since 1961

• Modern & Spacious Family Home

• Renovate or Re-develop • 2 Street Frontages • Excellent Location • Invest or Live-in

Auction: THIS SATURDAY @ 12:30pm Price: $550,000 to $600,000 ................................................................... Viewing From 12:00pm Raymond Di Vito 0420 363 000 Frank Trimboli 0412 325 952

Auction: THIS SATURDAY @ 2:00pm Price: $750,000 - $830,000 ................................................................... Viewing This Thursday 5:30-6:00pm Catherine Cumming 0411 344 336

• Large Open-Plan Living • Great for Entertaining • Close to Highpoint Shops • Close to Maribyrnong River

Braybrook | 37 Beachley Street 3 bed | 2 bath | 1 parking ......................................................................................................................................................... • A Stylish New 2-Storey Abode • Comfortable Open Plan Living • A Belend of Chic, Funky & Contemporary • Excellent Location • Ideal for Young Professional Couples

Auction: Sat. 12th July at 2:00pm Price: Contact Agent ................................................................... Viewing This Sat. 2:00pm - 2:30pm Taylor Romao 0428 888 754 John Verduci 0411 660 844

Footscray | 47 Droop Street 4 bed | 2 bath | 2 parking ......................................................................................................................................................... Auction: Sat. 28th June @ 12:30pm • Grand Edwardian Splendour • Full of Character and Charm • A plethora of period features • Opportunity to further improve • Location, Position & Potential

Price: $POA .................................................................. Viewing This Sat. 11:00am- 11:30am Catherine Cumming 0411 344 336 Frank Trimboli 0412 325 952

Avondale Heights | 89 San Remo Drive 4 bed | 2 bath | 2 parking ......................................................................................................................................................... • Delightfully Renovated • Spacious, Warm and Comfortable • Ideal for Dual Family Living • Close to Parklands • Large Rear Yard - Perfect for a Pool!!

Maidstone | 2/2B Barrett Street 2 bed | 1 bath | 1 parking ......................................................................................................................................................... • Extremely Well Presented • Spacious Living Areas • Central Heating • Remote Entry Garage • Great Investment

169 Barkly Street, Footscray

Auction: Sat. 12th July @ 12:30pm Price: Contact Agent ................................................................... Viewing This Sat. 1:00pm - 1:30pm Taylor Romao 0428 888 754 John Verduci 0411 660 844

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Auction: Saturday 5th July @ 2:00pm Price: Contact Agent ................................................................... Viewing This Sat. 11:30am-12:00pm Taylor Romao 0428 888 754 John Verduci 0411 660 844

West Footscray | 3/7 Hatfield Court 1 bed | 1 bath | 1 parking ......................................................................................................................................................... • Well Presented & Maintained • Tranquil Location • Excellent first home buy • Easy freeway access

Private Sale Price: $249,000 ................................................................... Viewing By Appointment Linda Yang 0499 298 728 John Verduci 0411 660 844

Shop 3/473 Ballarat Road, Sunshine

9311 8188

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Newport 59 Agg Street

A Home That Does Â´FamilyÂ´ With Flair

BER $720,000 - $790,000 --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Auction Sat 12th Jul at 1.30pm --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Inspect Saturday 11.30 - 12.00pm --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Mark de Brabander 0406 536 447 Wayne Elly 0410 305 305 --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Web 59aggstreetnewport.com.au

Highly sought after surroundings close to Mason Street shops, Newport Lakes Park, primary and secondary schools complement the exceptional family credentials of this inviting, impressively renovated home. Hydronic heating, period ceilings and polished floors reflect the skill and success with which post war origins and contemporary elements have been combined throughout a floor-plan that features a generous living area with bi-fold doors to a welcoming deck and landscaped rear garden. The central dining area and Caesar-stone kitchen add further appeal to a home offering up to four bedrooms, or three bedrooms and a second living zone if so preferred, served by two stylish bathrooms. Convenient carport puts the finishing to a fine family address.

Williamstown 8387 0000 36 MARIBYRNONG & HOBSONS BAY STAR WEEKLY \ JUNE 18, 2014

Yarraville 8387 0011

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Newport 84 Anderson Street

A Superb Match Of Scope And Setting

BER $600,000 - $660,000 --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Auction Sat 12th Jul at 11.30am --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Inspect Saturday 10.45 - 11.15am --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Mark de Brabander 0406 536 447 Wayne Elly 0410 305 305 --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Web 84andersonstreetnewport.com.au

A Newport pocket of huge demand and desirability enhances the appeal - and the potential - of this post war classic. Never previously offered, in the same hands since it was built, its three bedroom floor-plan currently includes a generous living room featuring gas heating, a central dining room and a separate kitchen where ample meals area and traditional cabinetry reflect the personality of well maintained proportions. Outside, tempting options for updating and extending, STCA, are complemented by north facing rear aspects in an address that surrounds itself with Mason Street shops, Newport Lakes Park, primary and secondary schools. Side drive parking and lock up garage complete a picture of originality and an example of Â´opportunity.Â´

Williamstown 8387 0000

Yarraville 8387 0011

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Williamstown 168 Ferguson Street Affordable shop and dwelling in high profile Williamstown location - Land area: 147sqm approx with 5.7m frontage to Ferguson St - Building area 200sqm approx comprising ground floor retail together with 2/3 bedroom dwelling - Zoned commercial 1 - Existing Lease expires 16th July 2014 providing an ideal opportunity for investors / owner occupiers & developers

BER $680,000 - $750,000 --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Auction Saturday 12th July at 1.30pm --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Inspect As advertised --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Wayne Elly 0410 305 305 James Gregson 0421 516 480

- Close proximity to Williamstown North train station and Williamstownâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s core retail precinct

Williamstown 8387 0000 38 MARIBYRNONG & HOBSONS BAY STAR WEEKLY \ JUNE 18, 2014

Yarraville 8387 0011

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Newport 13 Latrobe Street An Exceptionally Enticing Equation 40 years in the same family, 3 bedrooms in a functional floor-plan, 2 street frontages, 1 exceptional opportunity that’s how the numbers stack up to define this tempting property and its outstanding potential. Today’s living, adjoining dining and separate kitchen/meals areas illustrate options for renovation, or for receiving a rental income while ideas for re-development take shape, STCA. The allotment, featuring fabulous depth, north westerly rear aspect, an original double garage and, most significantly, second frontage to Franklin Street, highlights dual occupancy possibilities that will make the most of an engaging, evolving location close to Armstrong Reserve, within easy reach of The Stand. Greater than the sum of its parts - the equation makes perfect sense.

BER $800,000 - $880,000 -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Auction Sat 28th Jun at 11.30am -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Inspect Saturday 11.30 - 12.00pm -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Leigh Melbourne 0414 239 986 Wayne Elly 0410 305 305 -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Web 13latrobestreetnewport.com.au

Newport 57 Peel Street An Enticing Edwardian Equation This free-standing Edwardian puts The Strand, Greenwich Reserve and the best elements of both Newport and Williamstown within perfectly easy reach. An entrance hall featuring a lead-light front door, polished floors and fretwork sets the scene for two bedrooms, each with built in robes, and a central living room complemented by appealing proportions, a period fire place and high ceilings. Hydronic heating enhances the impact of previous modernization that´s illustrated by neat bathroom and a separate kitchen/meals area offering timber bench-tops, a Bosch dish-washer and access to an established courtyard garden that´s lush, leafy and low-maintenance. Totally tempting - from immediate and long term perspectives.

BER $600,000 - $660,000 -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Auction Sat 12th Jul at 12.30pm -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Inspect Saturday 10.00 - 10.30am -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Leigh Melbourne 0414 239 986 Wayne Elly 0410 305 305 -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Web 57peelstreetnewport.com.au

Williamstown 8387 0000

Yarraville 8387 0011

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Williamstown 30 The Strand Desirability Defined One of The StrandÂ´s most coveted addresses sets the scene for the exceptional dimensions of this landmark home. Huge living, dining and entertaining areas, each distinctly zoned, surround an open plan kitchen featuring stainless steel Miele appliances, stone benches and walk in pantry. Two downstairs bedrooms and two bathrooms, including a superb main bedroom with walk in robes and ensuite, are supported upstairs by a third bedroom, third bathroom and a seriously substantial additional living area framed front and rear by balconies. A sandstone terrace, inviting lawn, salt water swimming pool and car parking accessed from Mariner Street provide the perfect backdrop to a brilliant home.

Price Contact Agent -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Forthcoming Auction -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Inspect Saturday 2.15 - 2.45pm -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Leigh Melbourne 0414 239 986 Wayne Elly 0410 305 305 -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Web 30thestrandwilliamstown.com.au

Williamstown 57 Florence Street Designed With Families In Mind The substantial, single level spaces of this four bedroom, three bathroom clearly put family needs first. A flexible formal lounge leads to the homeÂ´s focal point, a north facing living area accompanied by a kitchen/dining domain equipped with stainless steel appliances. French doors to designer decking and elegantly low-maintenance outdoor dimensions add further appeal to a home in which zoned accommodation includes a main bedroom with sophisticated ensuite and its own outdoor access. Ducted heating and refrigerated cooling ensure constant comfort. Secure garage and extra parking contribute ideal convenience close to parks.

BER $720,000 - $790,000 -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Auction Sat 28th Jun at 12.30pm -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Inspect Saturday 12.15 - 12.45pm -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Leigh Melbourne 0414 239 986 Wayne Elly 0410 305 305 -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Web 57florencestreetwilliamstown.com.au

Williamstown 8387 0000 40 MARIBYRNONG & HOBSONS BAY STAR WEEKLY \ JUNE 18, 2014

Yarraville 8387 0011

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ELLY PARTNERS

Yarraville 41 Freeman Street Obvious Options In A Premium Position A highly sought after street that concludes with direct access to Cruickshank Park complements the exceptional potential offered by this previously re-modeled Edwardian residence. Further enhanced by proximity to local shops and Wembley Primary School, the options for renovating are apparent throughout a four bedroom format featuring a generous central living room and a separate dining area accompanied by a serviceable galley style kitchen. Bright bathroom and separate laundry complete the current spaces. The north easterly rear garden, side drive, garage and extensive work-shop/storage provide proportions that inspire ideas for updating and expanding as well as bringing new home site possibilities into play, STCA.

BER $500,000 - $550,000 -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Auction Sat 12th Jul at 3.30pm -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Inspect Saturday 1.15 - 1.45pm -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Leigh Melbourne 0414 239 986 Wayne Elly 0410 305 305 -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Web 41freemanstreetyarraville.com.au

Altona 9 Watson Court Spacious Family Home in Quiet Cul-De-Sac

Altona North 6A Angus Avenue 3

BER $500,000 - $550,000 ---------------------------------------------------------------------------Impressive single story family home Auction Sat 12th Jul at 2.30pm on a large block in a sort after ---------------------------------------------------------------------------Saturday 2.00 - 2.30pm location of Altona. Flexible floor plan Inspect ---------------------------------------------------------------------------comprising 3 bedrooms with BIRs, Mark de Brabander 0406 536 447 central bathroom with spa, generous Wayne Elly 0410 305 305 living room & separate kitchen/meals ---------------------------------------------------------------------------Web 9watsoncourtaltona.com.au area plus side drive to garage.

Williamstown 8387 0000

Yarraville 8387 0011

Stunning Interiors! This inviting contemporary home comprises 4 bedrooms, large open plan kitchen, living & dining areas that flow out to an undercover entertaining area, separate formal lounge, reverse central heating/ cooling, alarm system plus remote garage.

BER $580,000 - $620,000 ---------------------------------------------------------------------------Auction Sat 28th Jun at 1.30pm ---------------------------------------------------------------------------Inspect Saturday 12.15 - 12.45pm ---------------------------------------------------------------------------Mark de Brabander 0406 536 447 Wayne Elly 0410 305 305 ---------------------------------------------------------------------------Web 6aangusavenuealtonanorth.com.au

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AUCTION SATURDAY

Seddon 65 Williamstown Road 2

Outstanding investment Situated in an excellent location, this established Barber shop & residence offers 2 bedrooms, open plan kitchen/meals, separate lounge, bathroom with shower & bath, private yard, single garage & 2nd OSP.

Guide Auction Inspect Contact

BER $560,000 - $600,000 ---------------------------------------------------------------------------Auction Sat 21st Jun at 3.30pm ---------------------------------------------------------------------------Inspect Saturday 3.00 - 3.30pm ---------------------------------------------------------------------------Mark de Brabander 0406 536 447 Wayne Elly 0410 305 305 ---------------------------------------------------------------------------Web 65williamstownroadseddon.com.au

Williamstown 8387 0000

Yarraville

South Kingsville 1D Saltley Street

6 George Street

Modern Easy Living This well designed spacious residence comprises open plan living/dining area, kitchen with stone bench tops & SS appliances, 2 bedrooms with BIRâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s, central bathroom and paved courtyard. Reverse cycle A/C, alarm system & remote garage.

Yarraville 8387 0011

bed 2 | bath 1 | car 1

$400,000-$440,000 10am Saturday 28th June on location 4:30-5pm Thursday & 9:30-10am Saturday John Galea 0405 564 669 & Adrian Butera 0409 099 791 Yarraville 9314 1188

BER $420,000 - $460,000 ---------------------------------------------------------------------------Auction Sat 12th Jul at 12.30pm ---------------------------------------------------------------------------Inspect Saturday 10.00 - 10.30am ---------------------------------------------------------------------------Mark de Brabander 0406 536 447 Wayne Elly 0410 305 305 ---------------------------------------------------------------------------Web 1dsaltleystreetsouthkingsville.com.au

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565-567 Geelong Road

bed 4 | bath 1 | car 7

$700,000 plus 2pm Saturday 5th July on location 12-12:30pm Saturday Traci Charles 0425 717 489 & John Galea 0405 564 669 Yarraville 9314 1188

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Kensington 8378 0500

LUXURY DOUBLE AND TRIPLE STOREY RIVERFRONT LIVING 1/40 Errol Street, Braybrook — $485,000

Rare opportunity to live in a unique riverfront development Features: • Caesar stone bench tops • Bosch kitchen appliances • Tasmanian oak timber flooring • 3 metre ceilings • Walkway access to the Maribyrnong river and parkland • 11.9 km to the city • Close to Highpoint Shopping Centre, Medway Golf Course and Cranwell Reserve which includes walking tracks, children’s playgrounds and views of the Maribyrnong River

Contact Nic Cuni 0424 523 532

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Gambling with full deck Laverton 5/27-29 Grace Street

For SaLe

While we are all aware of the dangers of leaving kids unaccompanied by adults when in or near backyard pools, the dangers of decks and balconies are less talked about. Managing director of Homesafe Group, Robert Caulfield, an Australian architect specialising in safety designs for properties, said it’s something that should be more prominent in people’s minds. “Every deck or balcony when built should display a simple safety load level in a form home-owners can understand and such information should be included in the sale documents of all properties, including residential and commercial,” Mr Caulfield said.

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Many ... fail to see the legal ramifications and massive costs - Robert Caulfield

Single Level Convenience

This bright single level spacious two bedroom villa unit represents great value for investors, first home buyers and even empty nesters. Only moments away from Laverton zone 1 train station, Central Square shopping centre, open parkland and local schools. This well maintained property features a large living area filled with natural light flowing into the open plan kitchen/ meals area. Two great sized bedrooms, each with builtin robes, surround a central bathroom.

66-70 Railway Street South, Altona VIC 3018 9398 8400

eSr $250,000 - $275,000 INSPeCT Sat 1:45 - 2:15pm CoNTaCT Dean Caramia 0431 601 399 Vince Caramia 0405 122 925

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“People buying or renting homes should ensure they have the condition of the deck or balcony assessed in the interest of their safety before they move in.” Mr Caulfield said the on-going deaths and serious injuries, usually reported around Christmas and New Year when large groups of people assemble on domestic decks or balconies for celebrations, continue year after year. “The problem for many home owners and investors who rent out properties is they fail to see the legal ramifications and massive costs which can follow a balcony or deck collapse.” He advises people with decks and balconies to constantly monitor the condition of their decks and balconies

Any balcony needs careful monitoring to ensure safe enjoyment. (Supplied)

and at any sign of deterioration should immediately have it repaired. “Underlying the danger is the presence of rotting timber, poor construction, lack of maintenance and a combination of harsh climates and the impact of salt, especially on decks or balconies built on the coast.” Mr Caulfield says the Homesafe Group specialises in designing a safe residence and safe renovations and places the deck and balcony as a hot spot for potential serious injury.

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Stage 9 land release selling fast. Don’t miss your chance to live close to green, spacious parkland filled with useful and exciting amenities. Riverwalk’s much anticipated stage 9 release offers a range of lot sizes up to 627m2, all with the future Village Park and Sports Park right at your doorstep. Visit us today and discover the perfect canvas for all the precious family memories you’ll make exploring, celebrating and loving life at Riverwalk. Visit Riverwalk and see our soon to be completed $4 million Village Park. Limited Premium Park front lots also available. To secure your perfect lot call 131 852 or visit us at myriverwalk.com.au *Subject to availability

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Any type of Electrical Work. TV & Ph points, lights, power points, safety switches etc. Will beat any quote â&#x20AC;&#x201C; Guaranteed. Pensioner discount.

MILLINGTON ELECTRICS C1075424-KK7-13

For All Your Electrical Needs

REC 6487

9742 3677 David Millington 0412 103 980 G6582524AA-dc5Feb

A. M. Electrical

24 HOUR SERVICE

Pensioners Discounts-All Electrical Services Domestic Commercial Industrial Alarms Appliances Automation

PH: 0419 542 368 or 9369 7831

G6137303AA-dc3Jul

FREE QUOTES

Call Joe 0498 375 094 - 7 days

Cheap boxes 4 sale

G6616651AA-dc11Feb

Williamstown Removals Great value for money, covering all areas. Ask about this months special. Open 7 days. Experienced staff. 1300 367 059

24 HOUR EMERGEN EMERGENCY SERVICE Specialising In Table Tops Shower Screens Mirrors Insurance Claims

Shop fronts Doors Windows Splashbacks

Reliable & Experienced Removalists 2 men - from $75 per hour. Competitive prices - time starts at your door. Will beat any reasonable quote. Ph: 8390 9465 - 0413 693 216

Family business 14 years â&#x2014;? Specialising in moving pianos â&#x2014;? Home or office moves â&#x2014;? No job too small

TED'S GLASS & LEADLIGHTING

9306 9908

Ted 0418 177 125 Kerry 0412 067 543

G6739681

All types of silicon and putty repairs

Please Call Theo 0400 674 593

rec 5389

For All Your Lighting and Power Needs â&#x20AC;˘ Oven & Hot Water Repairs â&#x20AC;˘ Spa Wiring â&#x20AC;˘ Phone, Data & TV Points â&#x20AC;˘ Test & Tagging

Phone 0419 502 799 or 9748 1465

â&#x2DC;&#x2026; Sales Maintenance â&#x2DC;&#x2026; Installation â&#x2DC;&#x2026; Roller Doors â&#x2DC;&#x2026; Sectional Doors Remote Control Openers peners from $400

R & M FENCING

â&#x2DC;&#x203A; 0407 886 064 (AH) 9743 3013 G6674928

Ph: (03) 8360 9997 Ray 0422 118 920

FENCING & GATES Call Jason 0437 815 320.

1300 286 476 - 1300 (CTM group)

AKJ FENCING

Call 0402 350 875

www.akjfencing.com.au

G6275516AA-dc3Sep

Colorbond Fences & Gates â&#x20AC;&#x153;Thatâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s all I doâ&#x20AC;?

DC GILBERT ELECTRICS

Call Andrew

Domestic & Industrial Installations & Repairs Rewires, Stoves, HWS, New Houses, Units, Split System Installations For FREE QUOTES Phone Dean Gilbert (Rec 9692)

0418 546 808 G6210923

CHEAPEST ELECTRICIANS 0407 666 679 Taking care of all your electrical needs Servicing all areas 24/7

t"--.",& '&/$*/(t

1120943-PB09-14

G6701212AA-dc19Mar

Domestic, Commercial, Industrial - Rewires a specialty

Scott 0423 745 993 or 9399 3024

rec 21164

46 MARIBYRNONG & HOBSONS BAY STAR WEEKLY \ JUNE 18, 2014

* General Maintenance * Tiling / Guttering * Painting / Plastering * Doors / Windows * Kitchens / Bathrooms * Decking / Pergolas

Call Chris on:

0423 892 273

â&#x20AC;˘ Tree and rubbish removal â&#x20AC;˘ Fully Insured C1000401-FB4-12

E: handy-man@optusnet.com.au

From fixing a hole to the he whole house â&#x20AC;˘ â&#x20AC;˘ â&#x20AC;˘ â&#x20AC;˘

General Repairs â&#x20AC;˘ Carpentryy Doors & Windows â&#x20AC;˘ Decking g Pergolas â&#x20AC;˘ Weatherboards Kitchen & Bathroom Renos and much more

Graham

0412 617 922

oddjobrescue.com.au

JOHNâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;S HANDYMAN SERVICES

G6378989AA-dc19Nov

Carpentry Doors Painting Wallpapering Tiling Flat Pack Assembly All Odd Jobs No job too small - Free Quotes

Call John 0433 911 967 or 9395 5019

Local Handy Man

â&#x20AC;˘ Big clean ups â&#x20AC;˘ Landscaping & Hedging

Floor Services

ANDâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;EM AND SEALâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;EM SMember of the Wood Flooring Association www.sandemandsealemtimberfloors.com.au

0413 112 497

G6517234AA-dc11Dec

Call Paul on 0419 799 999

- Instant turf - Water tank installations - Sprinkler systems & conversions

Handy Persons HANDY HANDYMAN MAN HANDY MAN

Gardening: Expert hedging and pruning, tree lopping, garden clean ups, poisoning, rubbish removal. Landscaping: Garden Makeovers, Landscaping, natural turfs/lawns, retaining walls, tree/shrub planting, soil, mulch, stones, pebbles, lilydale/tuscan topping, weed matting, lawn repair, sprinkler system installation. FOR A FREE QUOTE

*Conditions apply

G6288376AA-dc10Sep

Lock Up and Fix/Decking/Floorboards All Your Carpentry Needs.

CONTACT GREG

G6507081AA-dc21Jan

For A Free Quote Call Mark: 0425 772 304

0413 333 549

1132726-RC19-14

A Specialist in Timber Flooring

â&#x20AC;˘ Fault Repairs â&#x20AC;˘ LED Lighting â&#x20AC;˘ Renovations â&#x20AC;˘ Switch Boards â&#x20AC;˘ Stove & Oven Repairs â&#x20AC;˘ Down Lights â&#x20AC;˘ Fans â&#x20AC;˘ Power Points â&#x20AC;˘ Digital Antennas & TV Points Free Quotes - Pensioner Discounts

www.absolutegarden.com.au 20% discount off first service

All Types of - Mowing large & small blocks Bobcat Work - Factory maintenance a speciality

Qualified Tradesman with a guaranteed service with over 20 yearsâ&#x20AC;&#x2122; experience. Special rates for Pensioners.

9548 3000 or 0418 881 551

â&#x20AC;˘ Garden maintenance

The Real Deal in timber Paling fences and most projects or timber needs.

Smart Comm Electrical Rec 14653

Homes, Businesses, Offices, Insurance Work

MOWTOWN GARDENS

For a free quote call 0420 614 516

G6463270AA-dc20Nov

9398 5005

0409 239 374

C1062651-KG47-12

Free Quotes

s 'ENERAL GLAZING s #OLOURED GLASS SPLASHBACKS FOR BEDROOMS LAUNDRIES KITCHENS s -IRRORS s 'LASS CUT TO SIZE s 3HOP FRONTS s $OORS s &RAMELESS 3EMI FRAMELESS SHOWER SCREENS Call Michael on 0412 646 063 www.prontoglass.com.au

50% DISCOUNT* or cover $100 excess Windows... Doors... Shop Fronts...

FULLY INSURED

Specialising in Local Needs Paling & Double Paling, Colorbond Gates, Merbau Gates & Screens

Pronto Glass Experts in all aspects of glass. Our services include:

AUSSIE EMERGENCY GLASS

Garden and Landscaping

C1096871-JL42-13

All Types Fully Experienced. Free Individual Quotes.

Garden Services

Absolute

Accessories Sale Now - Free Quote â&#x20AC;&#x201C; Cheapest prices!

c944990-TS28-11

Quality Electrical Work. No Job Too Big Domestic, Commercial, Industrial. www.ctmelectrical.com.au for online quotes

s Steel Fence s Double/Single Gates s Pool s Garden s Auto/Manual Sliding Gates s Picket & Slat Fencing

www.rmfencing.com.au

REC 16972

Local owned company

Fencing & Gates

Steel Fences Made to Measure G6735435AA-dc29Apr

Tony Ryan Electrics

Garage/Garage Doors

ALL YOUR GARAGE DOOR NEEDS... V

www.aaaglass.com.au

Caulking ext/int Table tops/Mirrors Splashbacks Showerscreens

Westland Landscaping & Garden Maintenance

s -OWING s 0RUNING (EDGE 4RIMMING s 2EGULAR -AINTENANCE s 2UBBISH 2EMOVAL s 'UTTER #LEANING s %DGING s &REE 1UOTES

CALL PAUL 0425 726 772

1129425-RC16-14

0419 379 557

rec. 11867

G6462628AA-dc20Nov

UĂ&#x160;/6Ă&#x160;*Â&#x153;Â&#x2C6;Â&#x2DC;Ă&#x152;Ă&#x192; UĂ&#x160;*Â&#x2026;Â&#x153;Â&#x2DC;iĂ&#x160;*Â&#x153;Â&#x2C6;Â&#x2DC;Ă&#x152;Ă&#x192; UĂ&#x160; Ă?Ă&#x152;iÂ&#x2DC;Ă&#x192;Â&#x2C6;Â&#x153;Â&#x2DC;Ă&#x192; UĂ&#x160; Â° Â° Ă&#x160; Â&#x153;Ă&#x153;Â&#x2DC;Â?Â&#x2C6;}Â&#x2026;Ă&#x152;Ă&#x192;

Partitions

EFFICIENT GLASS Cat/Dog doors Commercial Glazing

R & A FURNITURE REMOVALS â&#x2014;?

Glass

Free Call: 1300 666 701

FUSSY FURNITURE REMOVALS

Ring Ross 1300 558 604 or 0419 359 625

C1089677-JO36-13

UĂ&#x160; Â&#x2C6;}Â&#x2026;Ă&#x152;Ă&#x160;*Â&#x153;Â&#x2C6;Â&#x2DC;Ă&#x152;Ă&#x192;Ă&#x160; UĂ&#x160;*Â&#x153;Ă&#x153;iĂ&#x20AC;Ă&#x160;*Â&#x153;Â&#x2C6;Â&#x2DC;Ă&#x152;Ă&#x192;Ă&#x160; UĂ&#x160;-iVĂ&#x2022;Ă&#x20AC;Â&#x2C6;Ă&#x152;Ă&#x17E;Ă&#x160; Â&#x2C6;}Â&#x2026;Ă&#x152;Ă&#x192;Ă&#x160; UĂ&#x160; iĂ&#x153;Ă&#x160; Â&#x153;Â&#x201C;iĂ&#x192;Ă&#x160; job too small

Glass/Glazing

ALL VIC REMOVALS & STORAGE

G6684163

Ă&#x160; Ă&#x160; Ă&#x160; No

1139777-PB25-14

Specialist in â&#x20AC;˘ Lawn mowing â&#x20AC;˘ Edging Pruning / Hedge Trimming â&#x20AC;˘ Regular Maintenance â&#x20AC;˘ Rubbish Removals â&#x20AC;˘ Tree Lopping â&#x20AC;˘ Gutter Cleaning

9310 1070 - 0403 046 998

John at Kerrie Electrics on 9337 4732 / 9744 2478 / 0418 582 656

â&#x20AC;˘ Lights â&#x20AC;˘ Rewires â&#x20AC;˘ Garages â&#x20AC;˘ Fans

Furniture Removals

Packing, Pianos, Antiques and Billiard Tables, Local, Country & Interstate. No job too small. Unwanted goods, or rubbish taken to tip. All areas from $89p/h (min 2 hours), 24 hours/7 days

No job too small

â&#x20AC;˘ Power Points â&#x20AC;˘ Phone/Data Points â&#x20AC;˘ TV Points â&#x20AC;˘ Hot Water-Repairs

Old & New Floors, Dustless Machines - All Work Guaranteed Phone Shayne 9687 9782 or 0438 662 147

AMAZING GARDEN SERVICES

G6335255AA-dc1Oct

1138854-DJ24-14

G6364728AA-dc9Oct

Domestic, Commercial, Phone Data, Hot Water Services, Rewires, Oven Repairs

â&#x20AC;˘ Switch Boards â&#x20AC;˘ Safety Switches â&#x20AC;˘ Wiring Checks â&#x20AC;˘ LED Lighting

Rec13069

G6429338AA-dc6Nov

Sanding & Polishing

G6267057AA-dc3Sep

G6133554AA-dc2Jul

C1092679-JO39-13

ACACIA FLOORS

Westgate Electrical Pty Ltd

C1104333-JL50-13

13 11 98

G6581136

G6137277AA-dc3Jul

All types of Domestic, Commercial & Industrial Work. â&#x20AC;˘ Emergency & exit light testing & repairs â&#x20AC;˘ Inspecting & testing of fire alarms â&#x20AC;˘ Testing & tagging of electrical items Phone Mark 0418 324 872 mark.perram@hotmail.com

For a Free Quote Call

Phone 0412 488 732

*** All electrical work ***

MP & A Electrics rec 21334

Skilled, courteous, trustworthy tradesmen s 0ROFESSIONAL ,AWN -OWING s 'ENERAL 'ARDENING s 0ROPERTY #LEAN 5PS s (EDGE 4RIMMING s 7EEDING ETC

Specialising in: â?? Sanding, Polishing and repairs of all timber floors. Fast free quotes, Top quality workmanship at Mates Rates

A.H. 9974 3720

Electricians

Established 1999

Top Rate Floors

G6162301AA-dc16Jul

0438 063 525

G6732616

*Cond. apply

Phone Darren 0488 926 648

â&#x20AC;˘ Site Cleaning â&#x20AC;˘ Rubbish Removal â&#x20AC;˘ Driveway Digouts â&#x20AC;˘ Post & Stump Holes â&#x20AC;˘ Concrete Removal â&#x20AC;˘ Landscaping Preparation â&#x20AC;˘ 3 Tonne Excavator â&#x20AC;˘ 12 Metre Dog Trailer

Call or txt Fran 0432 644 636

Stephen Green 0418 503 506

â&#x20AC;˘ Site Cleans & Rubbish Removals â&#x20AC;˘ Driveways & Nature Strips â&#x20AC;˘ General Landscaping â&#x20AC;˘ Soil Crushed Rock & Toppings â&#x20AC;˘ Post Holes â&#x20AC;˘ Soil & Concrete Removals â&#x20AC;˘ Retaining Walls - Day rate available G6104180AA-dc18Jun

A Bobcat & Tipper Hire

â&#x153;&#x201C; 100% chemical free â&#x153;&#x201C; Weeding, feeding, planning & planting â&#x153;&#x201C; Regular maintenance & make-overs â&#x153;&#x201C; Qualified horticulturalist/designer

G6757120AA-dc15Apr

Mini Digger, Bobcat, Tipper

FRAN'S FABULOUS GARDENS

Sanding & Polishing of Old and New Floors All types of finishes used All Work Guaranteed. 23 yrs exp. FREE QUOTES Will beat any genuine written quote*

1139584-LB24-14

DMZ EXCAVATIONS & MINI DIGGER

GREENâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;S FLOORS

Garden Services

G6596767AA-dc29Jan

G6477603AA-dc26Nov

ALL YOUR ELECTRICAL NEEDS â&#x20AC;˘ Rewires/new installations â&#x20AC;˘ Renovations/ extensions â&#x20AC;˘ Switchboard upgrades

G6254323AA-dc28Aug

â&#x20AC;˘ Prompt reliable service â&#x20AC;˘ 24 hour/ 7 day service â&#x20AC;˘ Pensioner discounts â&#x20AC;˘ Free quotes & advice â&#x20AC;˘ Fully licensed

Floor Services

BUILDERS & HOME MAINTENANCE Quality professional work Experienced builders supervisor â&#x20AC;˘ Painting â&#x20AC;˘ Tiling â&#x20AC;˘ Plastering â&#x20AC;˘ Carpentry â&#x20AC;˘ Water prooďŹ ng â&#x20AC;˘ Window repairs â&#x20AC;˘ Sheet metal work â&#x20AC;˘ Most handyman work.

0412 236 236

C1037924-KG26-12

JPH Electrical

BOB CAT HIRE â&#x20AC;˘ Rubbish and Soil Removal â&#x20AC;˘ Concrete Removal â&#x20AC;˘ Excavations â&#x20AC;˘ Nature Strip/Driveways â&#x20AC;˘ Soil Levelling â&#x20AC;˘ Remove Rock

0433 007 143

Electricians

11405 114 05110-LB2 -LB255-14

C753659-MD1-10

Earthmoving

Trades & Services

C1081521-JO28-13

Call Ron: 0413 734 845

DDS HOME IMPROVEMENTS

Maintenance

HANDYMAN Renovations, Carpenter, Painting, Tiling, Plastering

Contact: David Ph: 0434 481 149

SPECIALISING IN %8)34).' (/-%3 s .%7 (/-%3 #/--%2#)!, s &2%% 15/4%3 s (/-% 2%0!)23 0%.3)/.%2 $)3#/5.43

C1006292-KG6-12

Heating

7E ACCEPT

0400 234 357

C894629-JM6-11

RICHES PAINTING

Renovations/Extensions Split Systems Grey Water Systems Tap Repairs/Leaks Gas Fitting/Repairs Spouting Renewals Hot Water Renewals Blockages & Drainage Water Tanks

1136295-RC21-14

Western Suburbs Plumbing Lic No. 35048

Affordable Quality Painting

ROOF PLUMBER

Lic 39445 Fascia & Guttering Metal RooďŹ ng & Repairs, Spouting Renewals Leaks Repaired, Gutters Cleaned

Call Trent 0438 269 413

Matt 0409 576 536 AAA YOUR LOCAL PLUMBER

Ph: Ali: 0402 766 406 / 8360 9345

FULLY QUALIFIED TRADESMAN Master Painter Over 30 years experience

BLOCKED DRAINS CLEARED FAST 9689 0511

Hercules Landscaping

We create and maintain all types of gardens. Â&#x161; Iodj^[j_Y jkh\ \kbbo bW_Z *. Â&#x161; DehcWb Jkh\ Â&#x161; :[Ya_d] Â&#x161; F[h]ebWi WdZ Wbb Wif[Yji e\ bWdZiYWf_d]

1140384-LB25-14

Landscaping

Call Houli 0416 981 104, 0498 672 840 or 9741 5002

painting & decorating

Lic 27204

Len Bonaventura

M. 041 2239894 9894 M. 0412 239 894 9689 Len AH. Bonaventura www.imperialpaintingservices.com.au E. lenbona@alphalink.com.au

FREE QUOTES Call Adam 0404 852 501

Fast Reliable Service 0418 996 687

Peter McDonald Painting Service

Cheapest Rates In Town mmm$^[hYkb[ibWdZiYWf_d]$Yec$Wk

Plumbing solutions at competitive prices

Clean & professional work

Plaster repair Weatherboard powersand Pensioner discount â&#x20AC;˘ Local painter Free Quotes â&#x20AC;˘ 10 Years guarantee

G6642839AA-dc18Feb

J&D PAINTER & DECORATOR

Call Joe 0425 708 774 or 9337 3130

PEST & TERMITE CONTROL Call 7 days for a free quote

15 years experience Eftpos facilities available

1300 699 698 0418 280 391

Reblocking/Underpinning

Australian Restumpers GroupÂŽ 0437 841 947, 9333 0038 www.ausrg.com.au

www.gabrielplumbing.com.au

Will blow the others away

David Sheridon 0412 311 148

* Builder * 18 Years Guarantee * Pensioner Discounts * All Suburbs

www.homelinksrestumping.com.au

Lic 33952

1137001-DJ22-14

For all your plumbing needs

Dynamite Plumbing

Specialist in Underpinning & an Expert in Restumping * Council Permit * Engineer Plans Supplied * Computer Leveling * Fully Insured

Call for a free quote 0406 745 070 or 9308 9669

â&#x20AC;˘ General Plumbing â&#x20AC;˘ All Gas Fitting â&#x20AC;˘ Spouting and RooďŹ ng â&#x20AC;˘ Blocked Drains

Damian 0429 457 147

Pest Control

G6280727AA-dc10Sep

Painters/Decorators

PUMP REPAIRS

Call Andrew: 0479 084 538 Lic. 38370

Obligation Free Quotes

Phone Peter 0418 347 255

Pumps

s !LL WORK COUNCIL PERMITS SUPPLIED s #OMPUTER LEVELLING s %XTENSION $ECKING 2E BLOCKING s 5NDERPINNING SPECIALIST Â&#x161; "UILDER &OR FREE QUOTE ADVICE CALL

â&#x20AC;˘ Leaking Taps â&#x20AC;˘ Renovations â&#x20AC;˘ New Homes â&#x20AC;˘ Blocked Drains â&#x20AC;˘ Extensions â&#x20AC;˘ Solar Hot Water â&#x20AC;˘ Hot Water Unit change overs â&#x20AC;˘ Rainwater Tanks â&#x20AC;˘ Dishwasher & Washing Machine Installation â&#x20AC;˘ Gas Fitting â&#x20AC;˘ Bathroom Accessory Fitting â&#x20AC;˘ 20 years experience

Interior/Exterior Qualified Tradesman

C1051350-KK38-12

C1102979-JL47-13

Hot Water Units Replaced Burst Pipes Leaking Taps Repaired Leaking Toilets Repaired General Plumbing Maintenance

DECADE PAINTING SERVICES

s 1UALIlED EXPERIENCED PAINTER s 2ESIDENTIAL #OMMERCIAL s .EW %XISTING WORK s )NTERIOR %XTERIOR s 1UALITY WORK GUARANTEED

- Tank Pumps - Pool Pumps - Submersibles - Industrial 9314 4977 373 Somerville Rd West Footscray - All Types â&#x20AC;&#x153;CARRY IN DISCOUNTâ&#x20AC;? COUPON $25

G6518477AA-dc10Dec

www.dsstonebenchtops.com.au

9689 1129.... 9314 1624....0415 513 582

ALL SERVICES PLUMBING

1140586-HM25-14

Call for a quote 0425 825 504

G6172613AA-dc17Jul

Stone or Change the Whole Look of Your Old Kitchen In A Day.

G6429359AA-dc6Nov

Kitchens

PGDRB/Melb Water Lic.No. 33538

C1018471-PJ14-12

R.N.1087

0419 558 817 or 9363 3689

â&#x20AC;˘ All gas appliance repairs, servicing & installations â&#x20AC;˘ Ducted heating â&#x20AC;˘ Hot water units â&#x20AC;˘ Airconditioning â&#x20AC;˘ Roofing â&#x20AC;˘ Drains â&#x20AC;˘ Bathroom Renovations

Find work locally in the

C704225-JM17-9

Master Painters Australia

ATTARDâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;SHotPLUMBING & HEATING & cold water services.

C1074446-FB6-13

EPS PAINTERS & DECORATORS

G6476222AA-dc1Apr

C1104231-KC50-13

MASTER PAINTERS We specialise in interior & exterior, home, office & factories. Summer Special â&#x20AC;&#x153;We price ourselves in our personal service & guarantee 30% off! quality finish to clients â&#x20AC;&#x153;satisfactionâ&#x20AC;? (5 years). Right price. 9386 6464 For a free quote call Ronnie 0402 230 443

G6732389AA-dc26Mar

ABN 81656507397

C1092688-JO38-13

SAME DAY PLUMBING

R.N Painting & Decorating Service in business for 18 years

G6401260AA-dc23Oct

STONE BENCHTOPS Overlay Over Your Old Benches With

Di Seni sc or ou s nts

â&#x2013; HOT WATER UNITS â&#x2013; BURST PIPES â&#x2013; GASFITTING â&#x2013; LEAKING TAPS â&#x2013; GENERAL PLUMBING â&#x2013; TOILET REPAIRS â&#x2013; RENOVATIONS

C1104334-JL50-13

Tel: 9391 0268 Mobile: 0407 880 265

G6737566AA-dc1Apr

â&#x20AC;˘ Paving & Landscaping â&#x20AC;˘ Brick work repairs â&#x20AC;˘ Decks-Install & Repairs â&#x20AC;˘ Gutters-Repair & Clean â&#x20AC;˘ Home Maintenance & more

Call Rob on 0412 804 566 or 9391 3281

â&#x20AC;˘ Quality Painting and Decorating â&#x20AC;˘ Free Quotes â&#x20AC;˘ All Work Guaranteed â&#x20AC;˘ Fully Insured â&#x20AC;˘ Police Checked

G6462464AA-dc11Feb

Precision Home Maintenance Services

0417 352 040 Ph/Fax 9974 6624

G6453707AA-dc13Nov

Home Maintenance

Your home is my concern

LIC 50527

G6763957AA-dc9Apr

A & R Affordable Painter

Is you heater ready for this winter? Call us on 0433 209 523

â&#x20AC;˘ Plastering â&#x20AC;˘ Carpentry â&#x20AC;˘ Tiling â&#x20AC;˘ Painting

PLUMBING s 'ENERAL PLUMBING MAINTENANCE s 3EWER BLOCKAGES REPAIRS s "URST 0IPES s (OT COLD WATER s 3POUTING s 2ENOVATIONS s &REE 1UOTES

20 years Experience. Commercial & Domestic 20% Pension Discount FREE QUOTE

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All brand air conditioner and heater system. Fast response service 24/7. Fair and reasonable rate. Free quote on installation.

J C HALLS

â&#x153;§ 30 Years Exp â&#x153;§ Internal/External â&#x153;§ New Home â&#x153;§ Extension â&#x153;§ Special Weatherboard - external weatherboards from $3,000 for 3 coats â&#x153;§ Free quotes & Pensioner discounts

Email: richespainting@gmail.com

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Lic No. 23853

/7 24

Quality ďŹ nish guaranteed Prompt and professional service. Fully insured For a free quote Please call Steve on 0404 920 105

1127753-RC14-14

Phone Mark 0409 383 946

Quality Work Guaranteed

1135570-HM21-14

1138462-PB23-14

s (OUSE s #OMMERCIAL %VAPORATOR #OOLERS s $UCTED (EATERS s 3PLIT 3YSTEM #OMMERCIAL 2EFRIGERATION 3YSTEM 3UPPLYING )NSTALLATION 3ERVICE s 2EPAIR s 'ET DONE BY US

6799461

REPAIRS & SERVICING Ex Gas & Fuel - over 30 years experience!

G5337386AA-dc22Aug

AIR CONDITIONING COOLING & HEATING

Call 1300 850 696 or 0433 874 699 www.surefreeze.com.au L065074

Call Dinh 0401 117 972

Lic No. 17211

GAS APPLIANCE

Plumbing

For quick service call Mick. FREE Quotes

â&#x20AC;˘ Domestic & Commercial â&#x20AC;˘ Interior & Exterior â&#x20AC;˘ Free quotes â&#x20AC;˘ Fully insured â&#x20AC;˘ Renovations â&#x20AC;˘ Plastering â&#x20AC;˘ Colorbond fencing â&#x20AC;˘ Decking â&#x20AC;˘ Pensioner discount

Terryâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Painting Services

G6425413AA-dc5Nov

Free quote, Fair & reasonable rates

0412 175 385 or 9318 5512

1132424-PB19-14

Vito 9399 3092 / 0411 523 648G6636041

Services â&#x20AC;˘ Repairs â&#x20AC;˘ Maintenance Over 30 years experience, All types of Air Con, Evap Cooler & Gas Heating System AU31693

Call 0430 332 368

H A N DY M A N S E R V I C E S

â&#x20AC;˘ Spouting and Roofing â&#x20AC;˘ Maintenance â&#x20AC;˘ Renovations and Extentions â&#x20AC;˘ General Plumbing and Gas Fittings G6673170AA-dc5Mar

1134662-HM20-14 ay

KS Heating & Cooling

Your Local Plumbers R.E. Know Plumbing & Maintenance Services Shop 124 Mitchell Street, Maidstone If its blocked, leaks or broken, thatâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s us!

Lic 35031

PAINTER

WE COME TO YOU FOR ALL YOUR HEATING NEEDS

A BETTER FIX

G6235602AA-dc20Aug

9397 6167

Free quotes

G6581402

30 Years Experience Residential & Commercial Properties All Jobs Considered Fully Insured and Police Checked. Call Bill: 0418 538 268 www.abetterďŹ x.com.au

Lic plumber & gas ďŹ tter Reg 17258

Hydronic heating specialists No job too small All ďŹ elds covered

Trading 20 Yrs

MIRMIC PLUMBING

CALL 0402 248 859

For free quotes call now: 1300 550 901

Lic green plumber

Troy Grundy 0411 354 573

0439 281 661

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David: 0425 811 882 Ash: 0403 619 333

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CALL OUT FEE $0

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Contact Simon:

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WESTERN SUBURBS BIN HIRE

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Roof Repairs & Restorations. Rebedding & Flexible Repointing. FREE QUOTES 0413 400 324

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Skylights

SKYLIGHTS Free quotes - 20 years experience

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Reblocking/Underpinning

Washing Machines

WASHERS & DRYERS

Call out $15 FOR SERVICE Ph: 9748 4795 Mob: 0414 484 932

General Notices QUIT CIGARETTES IN 60 MINUTES With a lifetime guarantee. Also weight loss and gastric band hypnosis. Phone Joy

0400 573 369 Hoppers Crossing

Adult Services

122

Call 9743 1552

Dynon Rd

West Melbourne

Dressmaking

KATHY'S DRESSMAKING And tailoring. Design it, resize it, revamp, patch or hem it. Phone 8351 6021 or 0416 289 121.

Hairdressing

MOBILE HAIRDRESSER Bev Ryrie Specialising in wedding hair, cuts, colours, foils, perms, hair-up. Call 7 days, 0418 374 303. MOBILE HAIRDRESSER Male. Ring Vic on 0423 247 611. Werribee area.

Adult Phone Talk

ALL FETISH! Anything goes! from 99c/min 1300 700 904 1902 226 323 Chat now! $5.45/min pay/mob extra

For Sale

Fri & Sat 24 HRS Sun to Thurs 10am-6am swa217be

Adult Services

FAR EASTERN RELAXATION Now With More Young, Beautiful, Exotic, Friendly Ladies

Affordable Prices From $65

Discreet Rear Parking (via lane way) CREDIT CARD & EFTPOS WELCOME Ladies Warmly Welcomed Mel ref P43 B1 / Tram 57 Stop 22 77 Race Course Road, North Melbourne

SWA7160BE

COFFEE ROASTING Machine, commerical, new, roast 25kg coffee, bottle or natural gas $15,000. Ring Rex 0417 165 466.

G6595942AA-dc28Jan

9399 3345

COFFEE GRINDER For Turkish coffee, 10hp, 3 pace, grinds 100kg per hour also coffee grinder for Turkish. All new 1hp 3 pace $12,000. Ring Rex 0417 165 466.

RUTH MUNDY

Registered Civil Celebrant Justice of the Peace. For weddings, commitments and namings. Phone 97468958

9 Darbyshire Street, Williamstown

9376 2666

SWA6143B SWA6144B

Celebrants

Open 7 Days 10am-late MORE Girls

CHANDELIER, 4 lights on top, 8 lights on bottom, gold with angel design, GC, $250. 0409 029 535.

Shop 15,11 Station Rd Melton South

Under New Management

DINING SUITE, 7 piece, wooden, EC. $481.50. Phone 0416 478 293.

DINING TABLE, round and four chairs, good condition. $80. 8742 7096.

Furniture

Lounge Suit, two by 3 seaters, cream embroidery. Double bed and mattress, wooden slat base. Washing Machine, Miele. Fridge freezer, Whirlpool and two old antique chair and 4 wooden stools. Make an offer. Phone 0425 722 179 after 6pm.

Wanted To Buy

★ OLD WARES ★

Full Body Rubs

Antiques, furn, deceased estate, shed items, tools, memorabilia. Phone Frank 0407 356 822.

Relax by appt. 10am-10pm. swa3961xe. 0469 772 431 GENTLE MAGGIE Escort. Available daytimes, 40+ slim and affectionate, GFE, pash kissing. Phone 9495 2760. swa4281be.

★ ★ CARRIE ★ ★

Very discreet, day time only. swa3212xe Ph 0410 439 828.

Ji Li

G6302520AA-dc17Sep

HANDS EN 83B GOLDPCA G6223619AA-dc26Aug

11.00am till late 482 GEELONG RD, WEST FOOTSCRAY

9314 8294

CLEARING SALE

TARNEIT

SATURDAY 21 JUNE @ 10:30 am 1121 DOHERTYS ROAD (property sold) UNRESERVED – everything must go, incl. Fordson 400 tractor, ride on mowers, 16’ alum boat & trailer 30HP VGC, jinkers, harness, horse gear, saddlery, ramps, 40’ container, 60’ x 25’ x 10’ shed, stables, iron, antiques, pumps, trucks, generator, welders, cattle yard panels, arena panels, antique implements, horse truck bodies, telegraph poles, ﬁrewood, old cars, chain wire, trailers, dog runs, dog sheds, sundries, posts, milk wagons, gates, blue stones, loads of scrap, furniture, etc. MUST BE SOLD.

ANDREW WILSON 0408 315 927

Adult Services

★★DELIGHTFUL★★

1136373-RC22-14

Exotic relaxation

10.00am-8.00pm Mon-Sat Unit 14/2 (upstairs) Techno Park Dve Williamstown 9397 0347 swa4576xbe

Phone - 1300 Escort

1300 372 678. 24hrs/7 days. swa4281be.

SONIA PRITTI I Visit you. I can wear traditional attire. Busty, sexy curves & very friendly 23 yo. Ph: 9935 7753. swa4281be.

Adult Services

Newies Lad

Special Prices:

30 mins $110

9369 0600

1138157-PB23-14

WHISPERS STUDIO

Ladies warmly welcomed! Join us on Facebook / Twitter!

32 Dunlop Road, Hoppers mel ref 203 D11 Crossing swa6318be

1133257-HM19-14

It’s

Garage Sales

WILLIAMSTOWN, 84 Hanmer Street, Saturday 21st June, 9 am - 12 pm. Moving house sale, selling furniture, toys, clothes, books, bags. Lots on offer

Visit

Visited

MAIDSTONE, 57 Madden St, Sat 21st June, 9am-3pm. Over 60 years of treasures, everything must go. Garage and shed sale.

Visit

Visited

NEWPORT, 35 North Rd, Sat 21st and Sun 22nd June, strictly 8.30am start. Moving house, furniture, antiques collectables, bric-a-brac, much more.

Visit

Visited

POINT COOK, 148 Sanctuary Lakes South Blvd, Saturday 21st and Sunday 22nd June, 8am-3pm. No early callers, downsizing, moving house!!!

Visit

Visited

Garage Sales

WILLIAMSTOWN, 27 Anzac Cresent, Saturday 21st June, 9 am 3 pm. Moving house sale, a variety of house hold items.

Visit

Visited

WERRIBEE, 11 Sasha Crt, Sat 21st June, 7am-2pm. Household goods toys tools, clothes, and much more.

Visit

WERRIBEE, 13 Swan St, Sat 21st and Sun 22nd June, 8am-4pm. Moving interstate, everything must go, tools, much more.

Visit

Visited

WERRIBEE, Unit 3, 24 Riverside Avenue, Saturday 21st June, 8am-4pm and Sunday 22nd June, 8am-2pm. Massive sale, all must go! Huge variety, not to be missed, don't miss out!

Visit

Visited

Domestic

CLEANING, and ironing. I will clean your home, reasonable rates, Werribee, Hoppers Crossing and Point Cook area. Phone 0421 902 837.

CLEANING/IRONING Honest and reliable lady. Over 30 years experience. Hourly rate. 9748 0241

HOUSEWORK, lady, experienced, reasonable rates, prompt and reliable. Ring Barbara 8394 8437 or 0466 346 218.

Garden /Outdoor

Weeds Only Garden Bed restoration and maintenance

0414 939 108

C1044996-PJ32-12

Health And Fitness

Full Body Massage RELAXATION

219 Ascot Vale Rd, 3032. 9004 1477 or 0467 964 996

NATURAL PLUS

7 days, 9.30am - 9.30pm. 5 City Place, Sunshine. Phone 9311 0198.

Massage Therapists

ADVERTISERS, in this section are qualified practitioners and offer non-sexual services.

Plus your usual favorites.

Many languages spoken by our ladies.

Asian Relaxation Massage

Octopuses 9314 8800

Werribee area. Open 7 days. 10am to 8pm. Ring 0413 873 923.

24 Buchanan Rd, Brooklyn

section of Network Classiﬁeds.

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Clearing Sales

Buyers premium 15% V

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KITCHEN, complete, 900W gas stove, 900W SS, 2 bowl sink, 900W rangehood, overhead cupboards, all timber. $650 the lot. 9734 1937.

9326 8388

For Sale

ASIAN MASSAGE, By appointment only. Call 0435 523 368.

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Body Treatment

19 Hall St, Newport. 10am-7pm. Relaxation massage therapy. Phone: 0450 096 262.

Massage Therapists

CAIRNLEA MASSAGE 10am-8pm 7days. Shop 2c, 100 Furlong road, Cairnlea. Phone 0425 414 418.

Sewing/Sewing Machines

SEWING MACHINES & OVERLOCKERS REPAIRS AND SERVICE Industrial and domestic

NICK CIANCIO

Lotus Massage Therapy

75 Paisley Street, Footscray. Phone: 9689 6632. Open 7 days, 9:30am to 9pm.

SEWING MACHINES 237 BARKLY ST, FOOTSCRAY.

9687-2422

C753422-JL2-10

Beef, pork and chicken. Catering for all occasions from $12.90 per person.

G6674264AA-dc4Mar

Ready Roasts and Salads

Spellbound

MASSAGE Altona Meadows, 10am-10pm, Trafalgar Avenue. Call 0434 581 971.

Relaxation Massage 7 days, 10am to 8pm. 204 Barkly Street, Footscray. Phone 9689 0360.

Pets & Services

ADVERTISERS PLEASE NOTE

Commercial & Industrial

Shop For Lease

WERRIBEE Nestled in busy residential shopping strip. This 6m x 20m (approx) complex plus 2 toilets. Rear undercover storage area. Various usages (STCA). $360pw (inc GST) plus outgoings. Pellegrino R/E 3/19 Synnot St Werribee 9741 1000.

New rules apply to the advertising of dogs and cats for sale. It is now an offence to advertise the sale of a dog or cat unless the microchip identiﬁcation number of the animal is included in the advertisement or notice. A registered domestic animal business may use its Council business registration number as an alternative.

For Lease (Commercial)

SUNSHINE NORTH

PET SITTING/DOG WALKING Leave your pets in there own home, I will vist and care for them. Call Kim 0411 560 019

440 SQUARE METRES OPEN AREA WITH OFFICE CAR PARKING NEAR BUNNINGS

For further information, call 136 186 or visit www.dpi.vic.gov.au/pets

FACTORY

Call John 0417 101 508

PET BABYSITTING, I will walk your dog and look after your pets as if they were my own. Call Sue anytime 0419 575 024.

Religious Notices

JOHN 17:3 And this is eternal life, That they may know You, the only true God, and Jesus Christ whom You have sent.

Computer Repairs

G'S IT Computer repair. For all your computer problems PC or Mac, call for a qualified Microsoft certified system engineer. Call 0433 655 193.

Deaths

ELLIS, Kathleen Frances. Passed away peacefully Saturday 14th June, 2014 at Werribee Terrace Aged Care. Aged 92 years. Now at peace Never forgotten - Love from all of the her family.

Real Estate

SWEDISH RELAXATION MASSAGE, Werribee, 7 days, 10am-8pm. Call 0425 805 090.

1021249-PJ16-12

Markets

G6423444AA-dc5Nov

Catering

ESCORTS AVAILABLE www.spellboundmelbourne.com.au

General Classifieds V

Adult Services

1139660-PB25-14

A Free Book

"They" by Alan Dyall. "They" is Alan's theory on, why are we here or why we are here. "They" could be science fiction, dream time, a fairy tale, or a practical theory on religious books. Email Alan: they2013@optusnet.com.au to request a free copy. There are certain conditions. ISNB 978-0-9924648-0-6. Available on Amazon/Kindle for 99 cents.

1139699-PB25-14

Public Notices and Event

C1038148-PJ26-12

Public Notices and Event

General Classifieds

For Lease (House & Land)

WERRIBEE, 27 Fisher Court, 3 bed room, built in robes, ensuite, single car garage, $300 per week Phone 0419 158 473

Houses & Units For Sale

I BUY HOUSES

Need to sell your property fast? Darryl 0413 504 345

To Let

ALTONA MEADOWS 3BR BV home WIR 2 way bathroom kit meals/dishwasher ducted heating air con shed double carport $300pw Pellegrino R/E 3/19 Synnot St Werribee 9741 1000. BROOKLYN 3BR home, fully renovated. Close to shops, transport and schools. No pets. Phone 9367 6724. DEER PARK 3BR home kit/meals sep lounge garage walk to shops buses $250pw Pellegrino R/E 3/19 Synnot St W/bee 9741 1000. SEABROOK 4BR BV home ensuite WIR BIR's family/rumpus large kit/meals study sep lounge opposite conservatory room ducted heat double garage $375pw Pellegrino R/E 3/19 Synnot St W/bee 9741 1000.

SEDDON CENTRAL LARGE

Open plan, 1 bed, floor to ceiling windows, sun deck, store room, pet friendly, gas hot water and cooking. No water bills, $315pw. Call Graeme 0423 625 424

49 MARIBYRNONG & HOBSONS BAY STAR WEEKLY \ JUNE 18, 2014

Employment

Real Estate V

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2 bdr

$380pw

3 bdr $320pw

2 bdr

$400pw

2 bdr

$330pw

3 bdr

$330pw

2 bdr

$330pw

2 bdr

$390pw

3 bdr

$390pw

4/12 Carmichael Street, West Footscray 1 bdr $210pw

1 Dedrick Grove, Braybrook

3 bdr $330pw

6/745 Barkly Street, West Footscray 2 bdr $300pw

12 Leeds Street, Footscray

2 bdr $400pw

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Snow worries Leanne Tolra gets down to the serious business of fun Melbourne snow hounds are blessed with four ski resorts within easy driving distance of the city. We’ve selected the best things to do, and places to eat and stay at each mountain.

Mountain is ideal for first-timers through to advanced skiers. All trails are well-marked and groomed. Equipment is available for hire. Best: June to September

Mount Baw Baw

Snow play: Build a snowman, throw a few snowballs or hightail it down the mountain’s three toboggan slopes. All runs are monitored by ski patrols to ensure safety. Best: June to September

177 kilometres from CBD Tobogganing: Experience hours of affordable fun at Baw Baw’s free toboggan parks. Hire a toboggan on the mountain or bring your own. Best: June to September Learn to ski or snowboard: Sheltered ski runs, enthusiastic instructors and a range of snow sports programs make this an ideal location to learn to ski or snowboard. Best: June to September Mountain biking – cross-country and downhill: Resort trails lead to the Baw Baw National Park; experience the challenging climbs and exciting descents. The downhill mountain bike track offers plenty of log drops, boulder sections, jumps and downhill ramps. Best: Late November to mid-April. Trail running or bushwalking: Ten kilometres of walking trails wind through the alpine landscape. There is an adventure to suit all abilities from a short run around the beautiful La Trobe trail to a full-day expedition to Mushroom Rocks. Best: October to May.

Recreational walking: Venture to the summit at 1480 metres, or explore more than 30 kilometres of walking trails on the plateau surrounding the resort. Guided group walks offer rare insight into the flora and fauna of the area. Best: Year round. Mountain bike trails: The picturesque plateau surrounding the resort offers 15 kilometres of mountain bike trails. Begin on Echo Flat or tackle the challenging Granite Grind loop. Best: October to May. Road cycling: Lake Mountain offers a challenging 22-kilometre climb from Marysville to the summit, twisting past lush fern gullies on well-maintained roads. Alpine Burger Bar: With its panoramic views of the Yarra Valley and Great Dividing Range, Lake Mountain’s Alpine Burger Bar offers a casual dining environment. Enjoy burgers, fries or milkshakes in a relaxed environment.

Kelly’s Café: Stop in for quick snacks and coffee by day, or fine wines and tasting plates by night. Open select times during summer and winter. ■ www.mountbawbaw.com.au

Bistro and function centre: The resort’s conference facilities and bistro can cater for as many as 150 guests. Locally sourced produce and wine are offered from some of the region’s top producers. Accommodation: There’s a wealth of great places to stay close to Lake Mountain, including Marysville, Taggerty, Buxton, Alexandra, Eildon and the Yarra Valley. From Camp Marysville to historic cottages and guest houses, there’s something for everyone. ■ www.lakemountainresort.com.au

Lake Mountain

Mount Buller

Cross-country skiing: With more than 30 kilometres of trails and rolling terrain, Lake

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The Village Restaurant: Experience Gippsland’s fine produce and local wines on the skydeck. Open all year round for breakfast, lunch and dinner. Alpine Bistro: Enjoy coffee, a quick bite, pizza or a hearty pub meal. Open seven days during winter.

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Mount Buller’s experienced instructors. Group and private lessons are offered for all ages and abilities. Childcare available. Best: June to September Terrain parks: Mount Buller’s terrain parks include Koflers Park, with small-to-medium rails, boxes and jumps for freestyle beginners, and Skyline, with its extra-large features and challenges. Best: June to September

Mount Stirling

243 kilometres from CBD Horse riding: Ride along mountain ridges in world-famous Man from Snowy River country. Best: November to May.

Cycling: Tackle the 16-kilometre uphill road climb, ride the cross-country trail network or take on skills parks. Tours, camps and skills sessions are offered at all levels. Four downhill trails are serviced by chairlift from late December to late January and shuttle services operate February to April.

Four-wheel driving: Explore Victoria’s High Country by 4WD. Best: November to May. Mountain biking: Hit the trails with your own bike or hire equipment and join a tour to explore cross-country mountain bike trails. Best: December to April.

Alpine spa retreat: Rejuvenate and restore at Breathtaker On High. Massage and spa therapy, and body and skincare indulgence packages are offered during the snow season. Group bookings from October to May. Tirol Café: At the top of Shaky Knees chairlift, this is an ideal spot for a quick coffee break or long lunch while exploring Mount Buller’s 300 hectares of skiable terrain. Open daily during winter. Black Cockatoo Restaurant: From inside the four-star Mount Buller Chalet Hotel, views of the High Country and a fine dining menu make this a memorable location. Koflers Restaurant: Rest between runs and catch some rays on the deck at Koflers. House-made soups and pastas keep the winter chill at bay.

Hotel Pension Grimus: Ski-in, ski-out at this centrally located, award-winning boutique hotel, suited to family skiing holidays or romantic getaways. Buller’s ski school, kids’ centre and crèche are nearby. ■ www.mtbuller.com.au

Cross-country skiing: Endless pristine trails provide great cross-country skiing. Best: June to September. Mount Stirling Bistro: Grab a warming hot chocolate, lunch or mid-ski snack. Public shelter: BYO picnic and warm up beside the cosy fireplace. Visitor centre: Discover all you need to know about activities on the mountain. Ski hire: Rent toboggans, waterproof clothing, snowshoes, cross-country and telemark skis for adults and children. ■ www.mtstirling.com.au

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SPORT Seagulls waver in rain By Liam Twomey

■ In recent months there has been an avalanche of rubbish saying I have it in for Deer Park – that I am against the club and the way it goes about its business. Nothing could be further from the truth. Yes, I have expressed my point of view about money in local footy – but what’s wrong with that? Last Saturday, during our pre-game show on 88.9 WYN FM, I fronted Deer Park president Mark McGoldrick about the matter and I think we sorted it out. I like Mark, always have. I hope the people who send me poisonous emails were listening because your president doesn’t have a problem with my stance. He acknowledged that the club pays its players well, and I have no problem with that. Mark spoke about the club’s junior development, which sounds very healthy. I wish Deer Park all the best in the Western Region Football League. Do I want an even competition where all games are just a kick the difference? Of course I do, but that will never happen under the current set-up. I love the passion that people have for their clubs but, please, don’t think you are above reproach. I have never said I have all the answers, but I am allowed to ask the questions and express an opinion, as everyone is. ■ What a wonderful win by the Western Bulldogs over Collingwood. I am happy to say I thought the Bulldogs were no hope. I warned my son that it was highly likely his team would get done like a dinner. When I arrived home after watching Werribee go down by a point to Essendon in the VFL, quite frankly I was in no mood to watch the Dogs capitulate to Collingwood. I was delighted with what I saw as I’m sure every Bulldogs fan was, especially those who have taken to social media to criticise the coach and his game plan. I hope that egg on your faces tastes good.

Scott Clouston was Williamstown’s leading goalscorer at the weekend. (Kristian Scott)

Tigers left to rue their rash of errors

Ben Brown booted three goals for Werribee against Essendon on Sunday. (Shawn Smits)

Werribee was on the wrong end of a tight finish on Sunday, the Tigers going down to Essendon by a single point in their Victorian Football League clash. Both teams controlled long periods of the see-sawing match at Avalon Airport Oval. After giving up a 14-point lead at quartertime, the Tigers came roaring back in the second term with six goals. It wasn’t just at the attacking end that Werribee played some of its best football, with the side’s defence close to impenetrable. The Tigers kept Essendon goalless in the second term and took an 18-point lead into the main break. But when play resumed it was Essendon’s turn to seize control as the Bombers reclaimed the lead. Essendon booted 7.4 for the quarter and was intent on making sure it didn’t allow the Tigers back into the match. Despite losing the final term by seven points, the Bombers held on to secure the narrowest of wins, 14.14 (98) to 15.7 (97). Werribee coach John Lamont was disappointed his side couldn’t maintain its lead. “We didn’t think we started as well as we

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would have liked, but we were able to get our game going in the second quarter and create a good buffer,’’ he said. “After that we just made mistakes at key times. We turned it over a couple of times and, defensively, we missed some tackles.’’ But Lamont said the match had been a good challenge for his group. “Having being beaten by a point, some people outside the club tend to focus on that last couple of minutes, but there were things that happened throughout the game that cost us.” After being dropped by North Melbourne, Werribee’s Majak Daw pushed his case for a senior recall with a near-best-on-ground performance. He received support from fellow North Melbourne forward Ben Brown, who kicked three goals. Leroy Jetta was the Bombers’ best player. Werribee dropped to seventh on the VFL ladder, while the Bombers jumped to 11th. The Tigers (5-4) will look to bounce back on Saturday when they take on Geelong (5-4) at Simonds Stadium. Liam Twomey

■ Life memberships in the Werribee Football Club have been awarded to Stephen Sells, Anthony Eames, Paul Satterly and Michael Frost. Sells won the Field Medal when Werribee was a division 2 club, and the other three are Liston medallists. Frost, who unfortunately could not make it to the presentation, has a remarkable story. As well as the Liston he won two club best and fairests, two Barry Priest medals in the WRFL and a best and fairest when he played for the Yarrawonga Pigeons. Life membership is a very special honour and it was great to see how much it meant to these decorated footballers.

Any news, let me know on email kevin@howdypartnersmedia.com.au. Follow me on Twitter @KevinHillier, and check out the Howdy Partners Media website as well.

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Williamstown’s mid-season run of good form came to a sudden halt in a 21-point loss to Box Hill Hawks in the VFL on Saturday. The Seagulls were far from disgraced as they pushed the reigning premier throughout the match, even looking a likely winner at times. But the result was still a 14.9 (93) to 10.12 (72). The result leaves Williamstown (6-4) in fourth place as one of three teams on 24 points, behind Footscray Bulldogs and ahead of Collingwood on percentage. The Seagulls didn’t make a great start and the early stages at Box Hill City Oval proved tough as the Hawks jumped out to a 15-point lead by the first break. From there the Seagulls were able to find their groove, beginning to look more assured. Williamstown closed the margin to nine points at the main break before producing some of its best football in a blistering third term. The Seagulls managed to shut the Hawks down at the defensive end and conceded only one goal for the quarter while booting four themselves to take a 10-point lead into the final break. But in pouring rain, Box Hill managed to overrun Williamstown in the final 15 minutes, kicking six goals to one. In a match played under finals-like intensity, Ben Davies again showed his class to be one of the best players for the Seagulls. Around the ground, Kane Lambert was also strong while forward Scott Clouston continued his good year with a bag of three. He has kicked 19 goals from nine matches this season. For Box Hill, Sam Iles was hard to stop, producing yet another strong game for the Hawks. He was well supported by Dallas Willsmore, who kicked four goals. When round 11 begins this weekend, the Seagulls will take on Sandringham at Burbank Oval on Sunday. In other VFL results, the Footscray Bulldogs produced arguably their best win since going standalone, defeating Port Melbourne by 36 points. Travelling to one of the competition’s toughest venues at North Port Oval didn’t bother the young Bulldogs, who played some outstanding football on their way to the 19.8 (122) to 13.8 (86) win.

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BULLDOGS IN FOCUS In a regular series, Western Bulldogs president Peter Gordon and a player write exclusively for Star Weekly

The president

The PLAYER

Peter Gordon

Mitchell Honeychurch

Nothing like local support

My first six months

good friend of mine grew up in Braybrook, less than a mile or two from the hallowed turf of the Whitten Oval. Despite her western suburbs pedigree, she and her family are Richmond supporters. No amount of inducements of “rooms after the game” or “meet the coach” – perks a conniving president has up his sleeve – could budge her son Jack as a true Tiger. For most people, choice of team is (rightly) a matter of fun and family. But, truthfully, it’s always grated on me that the west does not have as a community the sense of fierce universal devotion to one club like Liverpool does, or the City of Geelong or Fremantle. Because that sense of belonging to a place, a community, is no better exemplified than the shared senses of joy, expectation and crushed hopes that ebb and flow with a community’s major sporting team. Our historical position as the team of the west has been handicapped by many years of inattention to the importance of the region to Aussie Rules, and while we are now starting to address that more seriously with the AFL, it’s the successive generations of kids of the west who have been the real losers. A senior footy journalist recently told me we were losing our relevance and I, as president, needed to have my voice heard more. I told her our battle for hearts and minds would not be won by a president talking equalisation politics on talk shows, but by Liam Jones kicking eight and by Tom Liberatore tearing the heart out of an opposition in the midfield. Shortly after Sunday’s win against Collingwood, my friend texted me: “Yay! Jack said we should change to the Bulldogs.” In that joyful hour after the game, when the phone rattled like the Energizer bunny on Sunday night, that text was the most important.

y first six months at the Western Bulldogs Football Club have been quite surreal, to say the least. After being selected with pick 60 in the national draft, I was quickly met with calls and texts from friends, family, coaches and players congratulating me on being drafted into the AFL. However, when I walked into the club on my first day, it was like nothing I ever imagined. My first few weeks at the club were a huge learning experience and it took me a while to feel comfortable in my new surroundings. It was full of training, weights, physio, meetings and a lot of recovering. It seemed like all I was doing in my first few weeks was eating and sleeping. However, once I was settled in and accustomed to the new workload I knew that I was in for an experience that I would never forget. Before I knew it, the Christmas holidays were over and preseason training was in full swing. The workload increased, the weights got heavier and the recovery after sessions had never been so important. My aim after Christmas and the New Year was to stay out on the track as long as I could and try not to break down. Luckily enough for me I didn’t miss a session and it put me in good stead for my first AFL season. After a long preseason the practice matches and NAB Challenge matches were finally upon us. I was lucky enough to be selected for matches against Fremantle and Carlton. Although they were only practice matches, it was fantastic to get out and play seniors for the first time and it was an experience that I will cherish and remember for a long time. The first six months have been tiring, enjoyable, demanding and exciting. I am really enjoying my time at the Bulldogs and I hope I can continue to develop and learn so I can become a better footballer.

SCOREBOARD Q FOOTBALL AFL WEST BULLDOGS 4.2 9.5 13.6 16.10 (106) COLLINGWOOD 3.2 9.4 12.6 15.8 (98) Goals: Western Bulldogs: L Jones 4 K Stevens 3 J Tutt 2 R Griffen 2 D Giansiracusa J Grant M Bontempelli M Wallis S Crameri. Collingwood: T Cloke 6 J Elliott 4 D Swan J Thomas L Ball S Pendlebury T Adams. Best: Western Bulldogs: T Liberatore R Griffen J Macrae L Dahlhaus L Jones W Minson J Roughead K Stevens. Collingwood: S Pendlebury T Cloke S Dwyer T Adams P Seedsman J Elliott.

VFL NORTHERN 4.3 7.11 9.12 12.15 (87) RICHMOND 1.4 2.6 7.12 11.14 (80) Goals: Northern: Thomas 3 Johnson 3 Totevski 2 Byrne Dufficy Wilson Taglieri. Richmond: McBean 3 Williams 2 O’Hanlon 2 Lloyd 2 Bathie Arnot. Best: Northern: Johnson McInnes Thomas Dirago Cachia Lucas. Richmond: Young Arnot Batsanis Wynne Lloyd O’Hanlon. At ME Bank Centre. FOOTSCRAY 7.0 11.2 15.3 19.8 (122) PT MELBOURNE 4.1 9.3 12.7 13.8 (86) Goals: Footscray: Honeychurch 5 Stringer 3 Redpath 3 Iaccarino 2 Hunter 2 Campbell Prismall Lower Cordy. Port Melbourne: Connors 4 Magner 2 Johnston Johnston Cain O’Sullivan Valenti Scipione Beasley. Best: Footscray: Honeychurch Lower Stringer Hunter Russell Goodes. Port Melbourne: Pinwill O’Sullivan Valenti Magner Cain Connors. At North Port Oval. BOX HILL 4.2 7.5 8.8 14.9 (93) WILLIAMSTOWN 1.5 5.8 9.12 10.12 (72) Goals: Box Hill: Willsmore 4 Grimley 3 Cust 2 Lowden 2 Tobin Lock Sicily. Williamstown: Clouston 3 Marcon 2 Anastasio 2 Johnstone Lambert Sing. Best: Box Hill: Iles Woodward Willsmore Kelly Mirra Webster. Williamstown: Davies Meese Lambert Jolley Carr Mangan. At Box Hill City Oval. GEELONG CATS 4.2 8.7 13.13 20.15 (135) COBURG 4.0 5.2 6.4 8.10 (58) Goals: Geelong Cats: Kersten 6 McFarlane 3 Toohey 2 Thurlow 2 Kolodjashnij 2 Hollmer 2 Sully Luxford Caddy. Coburg: Thomas 2 Featherstone 2 Carnell Younan Venditti Saad. Best: Geelong Cats: Thurlow Kersten Christensen Caddy Sheringham Hunt. Coburg: Venditti Saad McConnell Blair Featherstone Sortino. At Piranha Park. SANDRINGHAM 6.2 10.12 11.15 14.20 (104) COLLINGWOOD 4.3 4.4 8.11 8.12 (60) Goals: Sandringham: Dunell 4 Zijai 2 Cook 2 Stanley 2 Maister 2 Dennis-Lane Siposs. Collingwood: Martin 2 Fasolo 2 Gray Pendlebury Mooney Oxley. Best: Sandringham: Savage Gwilt Holmes Minchington Munro Cook. Collingwood: Marsh Kennedy Hudson Yagmoor Hellier Martin. At Trevor Barker Beach Oval. NORTH BALLARAT 1.3 5.5 7.7 11.17 (83) CASEY 5.2 8.5 9.7 9.9 (63) Goals: North Ballarat: Couch 2 McKenzie 2 George Staley Keeble Horbury Tate Wallace Jacobs. Casey: Fitzpatrick Kennedy-Harris Tapscott Best Toumpas Blease Smith Page Harmes. Best: North Ballarat: Rippon Dumont Peters Couch Horbury McKenzie. Casey: Georgiou Michie Toumpas Tapscott Blease Davis. At Eureka Stadium. ESSENDON 3.4 3.9 10.13 14.14 (98) WERRIBEE 1.2 7.3 10.5 15.7 (97) Goals: Essendon: Thompson 3 Hardingham 2 Kefford 2 Fantasia Langford Colyer Merrett Mellington Jetta Edwards. Werribee: Speight 3 Brown 3 Warren 2 Gribble Robinson McMahon Harper Martyn Davis Daw. Best: Essendon: Jetta Duscher Colyer O’Brien Merrett Thompson. Werribee Tigers: Hine Daw Brown Wright Speight Harper At Avalon Airport Oval.

FRANKSTON 3.3 5.8 8.12 12.16 (88) BENDIGO 1.3 2.6 4.13 6.16 (52) Goals: Frankston: Garner 2 Harper 2 Cavarra 2 Newman Coleman Haretuku Lourey Cameron Kitchin. Bendigo: Collins 4 Stroobants Magin. Best: Frankston: Buchan Cavarra Potts Newman Tynan Simpson. Bendigo: Redfern Wallin Farrelly Sketcher Collins Collins. At Frankston Oval.

AFL VIC DEVELOPMENT LEAGUE BOX HILL 3.3 7.4 9.5 11.9 (75) WILLIAMSTOWN 3.3 4.4 7.7 9.10 (64) Goals: Box Hill: Franetic 5 McEvoy 3 Goodwin Crocker Wood. Williamstown: Mead 2 Hetherington Nixon Richmond Hayes Gallucci Hickey Conway. Best: Box Hill: Summers Fisher Post Murphy Miles Franetic. Williamstown: Adams Deery Casley Mead Hoghton Cashman. At Box Hill City Oval. FRANKSTON 4.2 6.3 10.6 13.10 (88) WERRIBEE 1.2 2.5 3.7 5.11 (41) Goals: Frankston: Gardiner 4 Clements 3 Beech Greeley Sykes Fox Bastinac Irving. Werribee: Burton Barnes Maric Zumbo King. Best: Frankston: Irving Clements Sutton Soroczynski Foote Gardiner. Werribee: Christensen Harper Buchanan Sharp Norris Dale At Avalon Airport Oval.

TAC CUP NORTHERN 4.1 8.7 10.11 13.14 (92) TASMANIA 2.4 4.7 7.9 7.11 (53) Goals: Northern: Jordan 3 Murphy 2 Hunt 2 Fiorini Gresham Declase El Moussalli Malone Switkowski. Tasmania: Pitchford 2 Watts Sharman Rainbird Dickenson Bellchambers. Best: Northern: Short Murphy Gresham Switkowski Jordan Disanto. Tasmania: Dickenson Hislop Reynolds Jones Bellchambers Johnson. At Preston City Oval. NSW/ACT 2.4 7.7 10.10 15.13 (103) CALDER 4.0 7.1 8.3 12.5 (77) Goals: NSW/ACT: Davis 5 Finlayson 3 Steele 3 Foster Mills Hiscox Flagg. Calder: Foster 4 Kovacevic 3 O’Brien Gawthrop Kerbatieh Wallis Laguda. Best: NSW/ACT: Mills Davis Finlayson Steele Heeney Flynn. Calder: Kovacevic O’Brien Carboni Stillman Smith Foster. At Blacktown International Sportspark. DANDENONG 5.0 9.5 13.6 15.10 (100) GIPPSLAND 3.1 4.4 7.7 11.9 (75) Goals: Dandenong: Joyce 4 Downie 2 Tomkins 2 Stoffels Young Batten Williams Di Pasquale Myatt Dale. Gippsland: Papley 3 Holmes 2 Grech Ambler Di Ciero Olsson Jacobsen Ferreira. Best: Dandenong: Gray Harnett Geurts Dale Glen Joyce. Gippsland: Holmes Dessent Timms Papley Di Ciero Beck. At Shepley Oval. NORTH BALLARAT 3.1 9.5 9.8 13.8 (86) MURRAY 4.2 6.2 9.5 12.8 (80) Goals: North Ballarat: Marshall 3 Palmer 2 Mason 2 Templeton 2 Lloyd Simpson Johnston Wheelahan. Murray: Coughlan 5 Schache 3 Clarke 2 Carroll Hodgson. Best: North Ballarat: McDonald Mason Marshall Webster Lloyd Palmer. Murray: Mellington Coughlan Waite Hodgson Brown Schache. At Highgate Recreation Reserve. BENDIGO 3.3 5.3 9.8 10.10 (70) GEELONG 2.2 4.5 6.7 9.9 (63) Goals: Bendigo: Johnson 4 Hore 2 Chisari 2 Toohey Muscatello. Geelong: Melican 2 Wagener Hudson Dixon Remmos Augerinos Kol Hickey. Best: Bendigo: Johnson Harper Lawton Mangan Edwards Davie. Geelong: Miles Kol McMahon Maddock Dixon Davis. At Avalon Airport Oval. OAKLEIGH 1.1 5.3 8.3 11.5 (71) SANDRINGHAM 4.5 7.7 9.10 9.12 (66) Goals: Oakleigh: McLean 3 Patterson 3 Waddell Allen Morgan Kinsella Oppy. Sandringham: Spencer 4 Ritchie Maynard Dear Gunning Gogis. Best: Oakleigh: Rivett Halsall Sinclair Waddell McLean Patterson. Sandringham: Dear Maynard Neiwand James Iudica Ritchie. At Warrawee Park. WESTERN 4.1 9.3 12.4 13.7 (85) EASTERN 3.1 6.3 8.5 12.9 (81)

Goals: Western: Coletta 5 Spiteri 3 Menadue 2 Delahey Orr Stuhldreier. Eastern: Weideman 3 Klep 2 Lennox 2 Hardwick 2 Sheridan-Ferrie Traynor Sverns. Best: Western: Myers Menadue Monk Coletta Orr Spiteri. Eastern: Hannon Crocker Collins Healy Traynor Cotte. At Box Hill City Oval.

WESTERN FL DIV 1 ALBION 0.0 0.0 0.0 15.5 (95) PORT MELB COLTS 0.0 0.0 0.0 12.8 (80) Goals: NA. Best: NA. DEER PARK 2.4 3.11 7.12 9.18 (72) HOPPERS CROSSING 3.0 5.3 6.7 8.10 (58) Goals: Deer Park: S Amarantidis 3 J Wong 2 K McHarg M Bullen D Cooper L Summers. Hoppers Crossing: R Kitchen M Young M Poland N Jones J Taylor J Cook A Poland T Rutherford. Best: Deer Park: R Houlihan R King C Stewart D Cooper S Amarantidis J Barling. Hoppers C: A Poland D Riosa M Young M El Hawli B Sheean M Ryan. SPOTSWOOD 4.4 10.7 13.8 17.12 (114) SUNSHINE 4.2 7.5 8.7 10.8 (68) Goals: Spotswood: W Phillips 3 M Boyd 3 S Davis 3 N Dumbleton 2 W Langlands 2 J Cloke 2 C Elliott M Lewis. Sunshine: P Wiggins 4 A Williams D Haby M Ellis M Shellie M Smith B Christodoulou. Best: Spotswood: W Langlands D Callard J Dorward C Elliott S Davis M Fogarty. Sunshine: M Goring B McInneny B Christodoulou P Wiggins H Moloney B Humphrey. ST ALBANS 7.2 11.5 16.6 19.9 (123) ALTONA 3.3 6.8 12.9 15.10 (100) Goals: St Albans: M Spooner 3 L Baddeley 3 M Quigley 2 M Dawson 2 A Sullivan 2 D Lawson R Nikolic C Raftopoulos T Jenkins R Gashi A Henneman C Brown. Altona: J Flack 4 T Rafferty 3 B Shiels 2 Z Kadour 2 A Jawad W Whitfield D O’Leary J Rafferty. Best: St Albans: M Dawson D Lawson R Nikolic C Brown G Chisnall M Quigley. Altona: T Rafferty B Davies J Robbins D O’Leary D Barnaby J Flack. WERRIBEE DIST. 2.5 7.8 10.12 10.15 (75) YARRAVILLE SE 0.2 1.2 2.3 4.6 (30) Goals: Werribee Districts: M Turner 3 T McCutcheon 2 C Molivas 2 A Panayi 2 B Morton. Yarraville Seddon Eagles: M Hussey N Avery D Vella S Miller. Best: Werribee Dist: T Dean W Pelar M Dean B Morton M Chadwick A Alifraco. Yarraville SE: A Cristofaro C Ross S Miller B Panyanouvong M Hussey P Azar. DIV 2 GLENORDEN 8.7 14.10 21.19 28.27 (195) BRAYBROOK 5.0 8.0 11.1 13.2 (80) Goals: Glenorden: J Zangari 11 M Pozzuto 6 B Bostock 3 D Hinge 3 J MacDonald 2 M Giles 2 J Miller. Braybrook: M Charenko 5 M Bellingham 3 P Cutajar-Milosev 2 L Wallace L Johnson M Shepperbottom. Best: Glenorden: J Zangari B Stornebrink S Crea J Styles S Angelini T Angelini. Braybrook: L Wallace L Braun L Hung M Mullenger B Patten. CAROLINE SPRINGS 3.6 7.7 10.11 18.15 (123) SUNSHINE HGTS 1.1 4.2 6.3 10.5 (65) Goals: Caroline Springs: S Buttigieg-Clarke 8 B Richards 4 D Backus 3 J Caterino S Maitland L Tudor. Sunshine Heights: T Furr 2 F Qunqar 2 J Stewart 2 J Haynes D Sidwell M Nicolaides R Munn. Best: Caroline Springs: J Ryan S Buttigieg-Clarke D Backus M Pisani L Tudor J Caterino. Sunshine Heights: M Nicolaides G Porter J Haynes J Stewart L Todevski J Kapetanios. PARKSIDE 4.4 10.11 16.14 19.19 (133) LAVERTON MAGPIES 0.1 0.1 0.1 0.1 (1) Goals: Parkside: M Pearce 3 N Grigg 3 C Muratore 3 D Stevens 2 L Buttigieg 2 M Licciardo D Thomas B Kelly P Clemente A Gervasi M Khartabil. Laverton: NA. Best: Parkside: C Muratore J Shaw M Licciardo L Buttigieg G Barbuto P Clemente. Laverton Magpies: S O’Mahoney R Smith D Mitchell A Hanna S Bell B Lawry. NTH FOOTSCRAY 5.9 11.13 18.18 25.22 (172) NTH SUNSHINE 0.0 1.2 2.2 5.3 (33)

Goals: Nth Footscray: R Cavka 6 A Nicholls 3 T Wills 3 S Murphy 2 D Leatch 2 B Rolfo B Upton A Kater S Kater L Liddicoat D Kerlin B Chugg S Curtis R Andreatta. Nth Sunshine: M Yates 2 A Alagona J Portelli J Moody. Best: North Footscray: S Curtis B Upton B Chugg S Kater B Rolfo S Murphy. North Sunshine: NA. ALBANVALE 6.3 8.6 11.9 11.9 (75) SANCTUARY LAKES 0.2 2.7 2.7 3.12 (30) Goals: Albanvale: J Spiteri 3 D Bartolo 2 J Sirianni 2 J Fisher D Borg J Sirianni J Di Cicco. Sanctuary Lakes: B Free D Sutherland B MacArtney. Best: Albanvale: J Brook D Formosa J Formosa B Charlton J Sirianni D Borg. Sanctuary Lakes: J Bruce T Hutcheson P Sayakhot S Krpan C Debono T Randall. WEST FOOTSCRAY 5.3 9.9 11.12 17.20 (122) MANOR LAKES 2.1 5.4 7.13 11.14 (80) Goals: W Footscray: D Yze 4 A Magnabosco 3 M El Houli 2 M Lindsey 2 K Lewicki 2 M Kennedy C Browne N Calleja J Trowsdale. Manor Lakes: H Hunter 3 T Priest 3 S Tobin M Fitzpatrick A Heyde M Davis N Montague. Best: W Footscray: M Kennedy M Speakman M El Houli M Buck J Trowsdale A Bektash. Manor Lakes: C Plant M Luketic M Fitzpatrick F Pavez M Despott C Baker. WESTERN: Div 1 Res: Hoppers Crossing 5.10 d Deer Park 5.9, Sunshine 12.11 d Spotswood 6.9, St Albans 10.12 d Altona 9.4, Werribee Districts 8.16 d Yarraville Seddon Eagles 7.5. U-18: Werribee Districts 29.20 d Yarraville Seddon Eagles 1.1, Hoppers Crossing 10.4 d Deer Park 5.7, Spotswood 11.24 d Albion 2.3. Div 2 Res: Sunshine Heights 10.4 d Caroline Springs 7.13, Parkside 21.27 d Laverton Magpies 0.1, Glenorden 12.9 d Braybrook 7.9, North Footscray 31.17 d North Sunshine 1.1, West Footscray 19.10 d Manor Lakes 10.5. U-18: Caroline Springs 10.12 d Manor Lakes 3.1, Newport Power 14.12 d Werribee Districts 4.10, Sanctuary Lakes 16.20 d West Footscray/Sunshine 2.2, Wyndhamvale 9.10 d Hoppers Crossing 5.6.

VAFA DIV 1: Rd 9: Nobs/St Pats 18.13 d Old Mentonians 15.20, Yarra Valley 14.16 d Mhsob 9.11, Old Geelong 8.14 d Whitefriars 8.13, Williamstown Cyms 11.10 d Bulleen Templestowe 6.8, Therry Penola 20.14 d Prahran Assumption 10.6. DIV 1 RESERVES: Rd 9: Nobs/St Pats 18.18 d Old Mentonians 7.11, Yarra Valley 11.7 d Mhsob 7.7, Old Geelong 18.10 d Whitefriars 8.5, Williamstown Cyms 19.13 d Bulleen Templestowe 2.4, Prahran Assumption 10.7 d Therry Penola 9.11. VAFA COLTS: Rd 9: Point Cook Afc 7.9 d Uhs-Vu/ Flemington 5.9, Old Paradians 9.9 d Williamstown Cyms 4.11, Westbourne Grammarians 9.6 d Mazenod 6.8, St Bernards 19.12 d University Blues 3.3. U-19 SEC 3: Rd 9: Old Ivanhoe 14.13 d Old Camberwell 8.6, Marcellin 14.13 d Old Xaverians 8.7, Williamstown Cyms 11.14 d Ajax 8.7, Old Carey 26.11 d St Mary’s Salesian 10.8. CLUB XVIII: Therry Penola 12.4 d Williamstown Cyms 8.10.

Q RUGBY UNION VRU: Dewar Shield: Melbourne 48 bt Southern Districts 24, Box Hill 26 bt Footscray 28, Power House 24 bt Harlequin 22, Moorabbin 27 bt Endeavour Hills 24. Premier 2: Melbourne 37 bt Southern Districts 17, Box Hill 10 bt Footscray 34, Power House 15 bt Harlequin 14, Moorabbin 19 bt Endeavour Hills 29. Premier 3: Melbourne 68 bt Southern Districts 0, Box Hill 15 bt Footscray 65, Power House 12 bt Harlequin 11, Moorabbin 7 bt Endeavour Hills 61. Colts: Melbourne 10 bt Moorabbin 21. 2nd Div: A: Geelong 6 bt Northern 29, Wyndham City 3 bt Kiwi Hawthorn 0, VSRU SKC 22 bt SC 6, BGS 17 bt GGS 7, MGS 38 bt XC 17, MC 46 bt Haile 15, Iva 775 bt Car 5.

Q SOCCER FFV: PREMIER LEAGUE: Rd 13: Bentleigh Greens 1 Melbourne Knights 0, Pascoe Vale 1 Green Gully 0, Ballarat Red Devils 0 Oakleigh Cannons 1, Dandenong Thunder 2 Heidelberg United 5. NPL1: Rd 12: Dandenong City 2 St Albans Saints 1, Springvale White Eagles 5 Whittlesea Ranges 2, Box

Hill United 1 Moreland Zebras 0. NPL 20s: Rd 13: Bentleigh Greens 2 Melbourne Knights 1, Pascoe Vale 1 Green Gully 3, Dandenong Thunder 7 Heidelberg United 0. NPL1 20s: Rd 12: Dandenong City 2 St Albans Saints 2, Box Hill United 1 Moreland Zebras 1, North Geelong Warriors 3 Richmond Seniors 2, Springvale White Eagles 2 Whittlesea Ranges 0, Bendigo 2 Brunswick City 5. WOMEN’S PREMIER LEAGUE: Rd 9: Bundoora United 3 Cairnlea 0, Heidelberg United 1 Bulleen Lions 2, FFV Under 17 Girls 6 Box Hill United 3, South Melbourne Womens 4 Casey Comets 2. MEN’S STATE LEAGUE 1 North-West: Rd 10: Sunbury United 1 Fawkner Blues 2, Sydenham Park SCSeniors 2 Altona East Phoenix 2, Moreland City 2 Cairnlea 2, Altona Magic 2 Westgate 1, Preston Lions 1 Keilor Park 0. Res: Sunbury United 1 Fawkner Blues - Reserves 1, Sydenham Park SC-Reserves 1 Altona East Phoenix 4, Moreland City 1 Cairnlea 1, Altona Magic 3 Westgate 3, Preston Lions 0 Keilor Park 2. MEN’S STATE LEAGUE 2 North-West: Rd 10: Moreland United 2 Hume United 2, Melbourne University 2 Heidelberg Stars 2, Westvale 5 Sporting Whittlesea 0, Geelong 1 North Sunshine Eagles 0, La Trobe University 1 Corio 3. Res: Moreland United 4 Hume United 1, Melbourne University 3 Heidelberg Stars 1, Westvale 2 Sporting Whittlesea 1, Geelong 6 North Sunshine Eagles 1, La Trobe University 2 Corio 5. MEN’S STATE LEAGUE 3 North-West: Rd 10: Brunswick Zebras 3 Lalor United 2, Essendon Royals 3 Williamstown 1, Northern Roosters 4 Old Carey 1, Geelong Rangers 2 North City Wolves 3, Whittlesea United 0 Altona City 1, Essendon United 2 Western Eagles 1. Res: Brunswick Zebras 2 Lalor United 2, Essendon Royals 3 Williamstown 0, Northern Roosters 2 Old Carey 2, Geelong Rangers 3 North City Wolves 0, Whittlesea United 1 Altona City 4, Essendon United 1 Western Eagles 0. MEN’S STATE LEAGUE 4 North: Rd 10: Watsonia Heights 4 Heidelberg Eagles 1, Darebin United 3 Epping City 1, Bundoora United 1 Upfield 1, Northern Falcons 0 Meadow Park Eagles 1, Parkville Panthers 0 Plenty Valley Lions 1, West Preston 3 Fawkner 2. Res: Watsonia Heights 3 Heidelberg Eagles 2, Darebin United 1 Epping City 1, Bundoora United 1 Upfield 0, Northern Falcons 5 Meadow Park Eagles 3, Parkville Panthers Plenty Valley Lions, West Preston 7 Fawkner 1. West: Laverton Park Brimbank Stallions, Sebastopol Vikings 3 Altona North 1, Hoppers Crossing 3 Melbourne City 0, Bell Park 0 Point Cook 1, Maribyrnong Greens 2 Strathmore 7. Res: Laverton Park Brimbank Stallions, Sebastopol Vikings 4 Altona North 5, Hoppers Crossing 2 Melbourne City 3, Bell Park 5 Point Cook 3, Maribyrnong Greens 5 Strathmore 1. MEN’S STATE LEAGUE 5 North: Rd 10: Reservoir Yeti 6 Keon Park 3. Res: Reservoir Yeti 0 Keon Park 2. West: Lara 2 Spring Hills 2, Truganina Hornets 1 Melbourne Lions 0, Balmoral 3 Keilor Wolves 3. Res: Lara 1 Spring Hills 2, Truganina Hornets 6 Melbourne Lions 1, Balmoral Keilor Wolves. WOMEN’S STATE LEAGUE 1: Rd 7: Ballarat 1 North Geelong Warriors 4, Berwick City 2 Preston Lions 2, South Yarra 0 University of Melbourne 3, Caulfield United Cobras 2 Doncaster Rovers 2. Res: Ballarat 3 North Geelong Warriors 4, Berwick City Res 2 Preston Lions 1, South Yarra 2 University of Melbourne 5, Caulfield United Cobras 4 Doncaster Rovers 0, Brighton 4 Keilor Park 1. WOMEN’S STATE LEAGUE 2 North-West: Rd 7: Yarra Jets 4 Eltham Redbacks 2, Plenty Valley Lions 6 Albert Park 1, Western Eagles 0 Melbourne Knights 9, Darebin Falcons Womens 1 Keilor Wolves 6, Brunswick Zebras 1 La Trobe University 1. WOMEN’S STATE LEAGUE 3 North: Rd 7: Moreland Zebras Senior Womens 1 Mill Park 6, Darebin Falcons Womens 0 Bulleen Lions 14, Watsonia Heights 3 Fitzroy City 3, Bundoora United 4 Heidelberg United 4. West: St Albans Saints 2 Surf Coast 3, Maribyrnong Swifts 3 Truganina Hornets W. 3. WOMEN’S STATE LEAGUE 4 North: Rd 7: Darebin United 5 West Brunswick Wanderers 2, Watsonia Heights 8 Melbourne University 2, Northern Roosters 3 RMIT 5, Brunswick Zebras 3 Strathmore 2. West: Laverton Park 3 Truganina 1, Maidstone United 2 Maribyrnong Swifts 0, Melton Phoenix 3 Sunbury United Junior 0, North Sunshine Eagles 2 Yarraville Womens 5.

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Vikings unable to rein in Saints By Liam Twomey St Albans capped off a strong first half of the Western Region Football League season with a 23-point win over Altona on Saturday. The Saints kicked seven goals to jump to a four-goal lead by quarter-time and while the Vikings battled bravely, the Saints remained in control to record a 19.9 (123) to 15.10 (100) win. Altona had more scoring opportunities in the second quarter, but the Saints held sway with four goals of their own to extend the lead to 27 by the main break. The Vikings continued to work hard in the second half, but there was no stopping the Saints in front of their home crowd. Saints coach Marcus Barclay was happy with a win against a dangerous opponent. “We got four or five goals in front about three or four times and just couldn’t kick the next couple,’’ he said. “[Altona] fought hard and it

became goal for goal in the last three quarters. We’ve jumped out of the blocks quite well all year. We just need to maintain it now … that will be the plan for the next nine weeks.” Trent Rafferty worked hard for Altona to be one of the Vikings’ best players, while James Flack kicked four goals. The Saints put up an even performance across the field, with 12 players scoring at least one goal. The win opened up a 12-point gap between fourth-placed St Albans (6-3) and seventh-placed Altona, one of three sides with a 3-6 record. In other division 1 results Albion beat Port Melbourne, Deer Park edged out Hoppers Crossing, Spotswood was too strong for Sunshine, and Werribee Districts accounted for Yarraville-Seddon. In round 10 this Saturday, St Albans takes on unbeaten Deer Park, while Altona will face Albion. Josh Russo and his Altona teammates lost to St Albans by 23 points. (Wayne Hawkins)

Phoenix drives title bid with defensive zeal

Alice Teague-Neeld and her City West Falcons teammates completed an undefeated home-and-away season. (Shawn Smits)

Flying Falcons remain unbeaten City West Falcons enter the Victorian Netball League finals as red-hot favourites after completing an undefeated home-and-away season. The Falcons recorded their 18th consecutive win in style, smashing the Geelong Cougars by 20 goals last Wednesday. It wasn’t always easy, with City West forced to fight during a tough first quarter. However, after taking a one-goal lead into the break, the Falcons found their range and were able to shake off Geelong to secure a 62-42 win. Kath Knott continued her outstanding form with a haul of 34 goals, while Alice

Teague-Neeld didn’t miss a shot on her way to 18 goals. City West coach Marg Lind said the Cougars were fairly aggressive and contested every ball early on. ‘‘I think we gradually built across the course of the game,’’ she said. ‘‘It just took us a little while to adjust and make sure we got our strategic approaches right. Once we did that we were able to run away with it.” City West finished the season five games clear on top of the ladder. Lind said going undefeated was a massive achievement. ‘‘There have been quite a few games this year

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where we could have easily lost. I think that’s a real compliment to the team, that they are able to pull themselves out under pressure. ‘‘Whether or not they can finish the season, that’s a whole other test again.” VU Western Lightning had its season ended at the hands of Monash University Storm. The Lightning needed a win to qualify for the postseason, but fell four goals short to finish in sixth place. City West will play Boroondara Genesis in the first semi-final at the State Netball and Hockey Centre on Wednesday. Liam Twomey

With just one win separating first through to fifth on the Football Federation of Victoria’s state league 1 north-west ladder, the championship race is wide open heading into the second half of the season. Right in the thick of it is Altona East, one of the league’s form sides. Prior to the Queen’s Birthday break, the Phoenix collected seven points from three games, including a vital 3-1 win over fellow title contender the Fawkner Blues. Altona East coach Terry Antoniadis is rapt with the way his side attacked the first half of the season. “It’s a nice position to be in,” he said. “I’d say we’re in the mix. This time last year, we were well and truly out of it. You could argue that the bye really came at the wrong time for us. We were building some good momentum.” The hot streak propelled Altona East into fifth spot on the table after 10 rounds with a 4-4-2 record. Altona will have the chance to break free of the top-end congestion in coming weeks with crunch games against second-placed Preston Lions and Western Suburbs (11th). “We see every week as an opportunity to pick up points,” Antoniadis said. “We don’t fear anybody, but we also know that if we are not on we can lose to anybody. The competition is that even. “We see it as a good opportunity to distance ourselves but also to maintain pressure on the sides that are above us.” After coming off a tough 2013 season in which it finished seventh, Altona has turned itself into one of the hardest teams in the division to score against. The Phoenix has conceded 12 goals for the season, the least of any state league 1 side. “We defend as a unit so all 11 players have a responsibility defensively,” Antoniadis said. “People are working hard when we don’t have the ball to make sure we’re very difficult to play against. “That was the message from the first day of preseason. “For us to stay in games and to have the opportunity to compete we have to be organised and we have to work hard.” Liam Twomey

MOTOR Hot hatch packs real punch By David Bonnici Hyundai already has a decent sports coupe´ heritage with cars such as the Tiburon and Veloster, so it was only a matter of time before it entered the sports hatch market. It’s done so with style with the i30 SR, a suped-up version of the popular hatch. While its coupe´ cousin’s aesthetics took a while to grow on the casual observer, the i30SR has instant appeal, going with subtle exterior features including 17-inch alloy wheels, Xenon headlights, blackened front grille and a rear diffuser, which looks good but does compromise rear vision a little. The push-button start suits this car, with everything instantly coming to life and imploring you to drive. The engine noise is barely noticeable at idle but has a nice throaty pitch when you get the revs up. The six-speed manual version is fun to drive, but you need to concentrate a little to get off to a flying start. Get it right and you’re rewarded with chirping front tyres and rocket-like acceleration in first gear and a smile-inducing boost in second. It can hit 100km/h in just 7.7 seconds, so you want to be careful that you don’t let it get away from you if you want to stay under the speed limit. The 2.0-litre GDI engine – bigger than anything placed under the hood of an i30 before – doesn’t mind high revs, and with the radio on, you hardly notice it doing more than 3500rpm without looking at the rev counter. The trip computer between the main gauges shows which gear you should be shifting into, but it prompts you before the rev counter even

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2.0 litre GDI NU petrol engine producing 128W and 209Nm 6-speed manual gearbox

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I averaged 6.5l/100km, in the country and 8.5l/100km around town

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Hyundai’s i30 SR is powered by a zippy 2.0-litre engine.

hits 2000rpm. If you’re going to drive that frugally you might as well get the standard i30 in automatic. Even with my rusty manual driving I managed pretty good fuel economy. The power is harnessed by the bespoke sports tune suspension developed for Australian conditions and provides a firm but comfortable

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ride. It feels good on bitumen, like it’s stuck to the road, but it was a little hair-raising on gravel. It also has “flex steer” with comfort, normal and sports steering settings, ranging from light steering for city driving to harder and more responsive, which is great for winding roads.

The Hyundai i30 SR isn’t quite in the league of the Golf GTi or Subaru WRX. But it doesn’t pretend to be. Its sub-$30,000 price tag puts it in Nissan Pulsar SSS and Holden Cruze SRI-V territory, where it certainly holds its own. www.hyundai.com.au/vehicles/i30sr

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