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Three-year-old Olive happily joined in the festivities during Australia Day celebrations at Altona on Monday. Thousands of people flocked to the beach, and to Logan Reserve and Pier Street, to enjoy bands, camel rides, a sand-castle competition, car display and fireworks. View the picture gallery at www.maribyrnong.starweekly.com.au.

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“The announcement failed to address community concerns of the impact on Westgate Golf Club, Donald McLean Reserve and public land in the surrounding area.”

Roads Minister Luke Donnellan said the distributor was essentially a renamed version of Labor’s truck action plan. Briefing notes prepared during the term of the former Brumby government suggested as many as 21 homes and 22 businesses could be directly impacted.

“Detailed planning for the project was done as a part of the former Labor government’s truck action plan, which the Liberals dumped,” Mr Donnellan said.

“We’re currently updating that work and will

consult with the community as we develop the next stages of the project.”

Hobsons Bay council has held back from Labor’s proposal, saying there is a “paucity of detail” and “question marks over the impact of the distributor”.

A council officer’s report states: “It is unclear whether … project costs outweigh any benefits gained by the removal of trucks from such a short section of the West Gate Freeway and Bolte Bridge.”

Maribyrnong council has indicated support for the distributor but wants more detail.

The government said the new distributor is expected to be completed in 2017.

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Renewed pressure is on the state government to reveal which homes and businesses will be compulsorily acquired to make way for the West Gate road distributor.

More than 40 properties, including sports grounds on the border of Hobsons Bay and Maribyrnong, could be directly affected.

The planned $500 million freight truck route off the West Gate Bridge includes on and off ramps between Williamstown Road and Hyde Street at Yarraville.

Hobsons Bay council last October sought “a full investigation” into the impact of Labor’s

proposal on residents, municipal clubs and a reserve.

Last week, state Coalition roads and infrastructure spokesman Ryan Smith said Premier Dan Andrews had promised a $500 million “shovel-ready” project before the election but still couldn’t provide details.

He said Labor’s tender announcement last week was for just $40 million of roadworks on existing roads in Footscray.

“What Daniel Andrews announced amounted to a set of traffic lights with no connection to the West Gate Freeway,” Mr Smith said. “This falls well short of his own promise to deliver a ‘shovel-ready’ project.

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Mondays 9, 16 and 23 February, 10am to 12pm Altona North Community Library Over the course of three weeks you will learn all about key iPad functions and settings, taking photos, apps, downloading eBooks and eMagazines and more. Please bring your own iPad or other brand of tablet. If you do not own an iPad, contact Elaine on 9932 3038 as there are a limited number available to use during the sessions.

Both events above require bookings: http://libraries. hobsonsbay.vic.gov.au or phone 1300 HOB LIB.

Summer Sounds in your Neighbourhood Sunday 15 February, 2pm to 4pm Trafalgar Reserve (Altona Meadows Community Park) Something a bit different this year with a special Summer Sounds event bringing local music to a local setting.

Expect a relaxed vibe and music from the Hobsons Bay Band and country roots trio The Good Earth. Bring a hat, sunscreen, picnic rug or a deckchair and enjoy this free event with your friends and family.

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Congratulations are due to our two new citizens of the year. The winners received their honour from the Mayor of Hobsons Bay Cr Colleen Gates at an Australia Day breakfast ceremony at Williamstown Town Hall.

...except for a rainbow signalling the start of this year’s Midsumma in the west. GOWEST is an initiative of western region councils, community organisations and businesses, bringing Melbourne’s colourful Midsumma festival to the western suburbs. It has run for six years now, each year getting bigger, brighter and more bombastic than the last.

Geoff Mitchelmore OAM was awarded Citizen of the Year for his outstanding commitment to art and culture, the local environment and the Hobsons Bay community. Recently Geoff played a pivotal role in establishing the Friends of Kororoit Creek, a group that has helped to beautify the stretch of creek between Boundary Road, Laverton North and Kororoit Creek Road, Altona North by planting in excess of 50,000 trees, shrubs and plants.

This year’s Young Citizen of the Year is Hue Man Dang who, at only 17 years old, has already received the Deakin University Aspiration Award, the Melbourne University Kwong Lee Dow Scholarship Program, and a Western Chances Scholarship. As a member of her school’s Student Representative Council for the past three years, Hue Man has been proactive in the organisation of fundraisers, events and celebrations.

Summer Sounds Summer would not be summer without picnic rugs, food, relaxation and good music. Summer Sounds is an annual favourite of the Hobsons Bay events calendar, providing an afternoon of free music.

From 2pm on Saturdays 7 and 21 February, Altona’s all about the soul and R&B with the addition of blues at the latter. Bring a picnic and deckchairs and spend the afternoon relaxing underneath the Moreton Bay figs at Logan Reserve.

Then head to Commonwealth Reserve, Williamstown with its views of the Melbourne skyline where the music goes folk and country on Valentine’s Day, then embraces alternative roots indie for the last day of the month. There’s also a special Summer Sounds in your Neighbourhood (full details on the left). More information on all these events can be found at Council’s website.

Celebrating gay, lesbian, bisexual, transgender, intersex and queer (GLBTIQ) communities across Melbourne’s west, the program features a wide array of activities.

This week’s Story Time at Altona Library is a GOWEST special focussing on Rainbow Families to celebrate family diversity. No matter who you are, come down at 6.30pm and enjoy stories and songs with your family and our welcoming community.

On Sunday 1 February it’s the 2015 Victorian Pride March. Join people from the west of Melbourne and march with pride under the white and green banner of GOWEST. Meet at the corner of Fitzroy Street and Lakeside Drive in St Kilda at 1.30pm fro a 2pm start.

Or fancy some burlesque courtesy of the world’s most provocative variety show? Come down to The Substation, Newport on Thursday 5 or Saturday 7 February. Finucane & Smith’s Caravan Burlesque... flies in with suitcases bursting with awards, sequins and six-inch heels. The show’s called Wilder West! for a reason. For more details of all these events go to www.midsumma.org.au

Jack Madigan Reserve Lastly, there’s good news for Jack Madigan Reserve in the form of a huge makeover with recycled materials, native plantings, rock walls and terracing. Other improvements include street tree plantings, shade trees, seating and meeting spaces, circulation paths, and nature play opportunities. Works will begin in May and finish, all things going to plan, by the end of June. You’re invited to comment on the concept plan before 11 February. To see the plans or to provide feedback go to www.hobsonsbay.vic.gov.au/jackmadigannreserve

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Gaming venues braced for gang hold-ups Police have privately warned gaming venues to be on high alert for a crime gang after a Laverton hotel was robbed at gunpoint for the third time in seven months.

A Victoria Police spokeswoman said Club Laverton on Aviation Road was robbed on Tuesday night after three men stormed the venue.

“Investigators have been told three men armed with a firearm and a machete entered the venue about 8.25,” she said.

“They made demands for cash, threatened

staff and left the premises with an amount of money. No one was seriously injured during the incident.”

Police would not say if the robbery was linked to a recent spate of similar crimes.

“Victoria Police is investigating a number of armed robberies at gaming venues in the north-west metro area over the past few months,” the spokeswoman said. “The investigation is ongoing and no further information will be released at this time.”

An industry insider, who asked not to

be named, said police had told them the robberies were believed to be linked.

Police had previously said a Middle Eastern crime gang was believed responsible for eight robberies committed between last June and August, including a hold-up at Club Laverton on June 8.

Police last year arrested a Roxburgh Park man, 22, and a 16-year-old boy in relation to the spate of robberies.

The man, who is charged with seven armed robberies, one attempted armed robbery,

firearm possession and other offences, was remanded to appear at the Melbourne Magistrates Court on January 29.

The teenager, who is charged with four armed robberies, one attempted armed robbery, gun possession and other offences, was remanded to face a children’s court.

Club Laverton’s TAB was robbed by three masked men on October 20 when one customer had a gun held to his head.

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People attend a vigil outside the Lost Dogs’ Home in North Melbourne on January 24. (Luis Ascui)

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By Goya Dmytryshchak Calls have been made for Hobsons Bay and Maribyrnong councils to stop sending lost cats and dogs to Melbourne’s Lost Dogs’ Home amid growing community concerns about its high kill rate.

The North Melbourne shelter has been accused of wrongful and unnecessary euthanasia after revelations that nearly half all unclaimed dogs were killed last year.

Agriculture Minister Jaala Pulford last week announced her department would investigate concerns about practices and animal management at the home, which provides pound services for 13 Victorian councils.

Lost Dogs’ Home chairman Andrew Tribe said the shelter welcomed the investigation and would review its policies and practices with the aim of reducing the numbers of animals “put to sleep”.

More than 11,000 people have signed a Change.org petition calling for an inquiry into why the shelter is killing so many dogs when owners are searching for them, with rescue groups pleading to be able to rehouse them.

Seabrook resident May Pax said she was concerned that once an animal had been held by the home for eight days, it could be killed, even if it was microchipped.

“Hobsons Bay council needs to either drop its contract with the Lost Dogs’ Home or, at the

least, apply pressure to ensure our pets have a greater chance of survival,” Ms Pax said.

“Darebin council has put an additional term in its contract with the Lost Dogs’ Home that all animals be offered to a rescue group or placed for adoption before being euthanised.”

Hobsons Bay chief executive Chris Eddy said the council would await the outcome of the investigation. “In the time that Hobsons Bay has worked with the Lost Dogs’ Home, we have never had any reason for concern in terms of their animal welfare practices,” Mr Eddy said.

Maribyrnong council director Nigel Higgins said every effort was made to reunite lost pets with their owners before unclaimed animals were sent to the Lost Dogs’ Home.

Police are putting drivers on notice as children return to school this week.

Operation Guardian will be running in Wyndham, Hobsons Bay and Maribyrnong from Thursday, with police keeping a close watch on school zones.

Westgate division road policing adviser Senior Sergeant Damien Madden said police would be on the lookout for drivers breaking road laws and parking restrictions, and he warned motorists against doing the wrong thing.

Council local laws officers will also be patrolling areas near schools, enforcing parking restrictions.

Senior Sergeant Madden said the operation was aimed at keeping children safe.

“Motorists are reminded that 40 km/h school zone and parking restrictions will be enforced,” he said.

“Children are harder for drivers to spot in traffic and parked vehicles, and young children sometimes act unpredictably near traffic.

“That’s why there are 40 km/h speed zones near schools. Please look out for and comply with speed signs and parking restrictions near schools.”

Senior Sergeant Madden said parking restrictions around schools were necessary to keep children safe and to give drivers picking up and dropping off children a safer environment.

“Park with consideration for other parents and for residents around schools,” he advised.

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Senior citizens in two community singing groups are in dire need after the retirement of their 96-year-old pianist.

Hugh Vallance, who started playing piano for Williamstown Community Singers (WCS) 14 years ago, has reluctantly retired amid fears his replacement may be hard to find.

“My problem now is I’m getting numbness in the ends of my fingers,” he said.

“And I’ve become tone deaf. I can hear the sound, but I can’t always pick up the tune I’m playing.”

Mr Vallance said his daughter-in-law, the group’s conductor, “feels lost” without his musical accompaniment.

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Mr Vallance, who was a Masonic organist for 57 years until 2013, said his retirement from piano had left another seniors’ group in the lurch.

“After I’d been playing at Willy for two or three years, I got a call to play for the Newport elderly citizens’ community group, which I accepted,” he said.

“I said, I don’t want any money for it; I wanted to do this as a voluntary business just to put something back into the local community.

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By Priscilla Moca More than 300 more secondary school graduates have the chance to take on degree courses next month thanks to a new Victoria University initiative.

The new VU learning pathway has boosted first-round offers through the Victorian Tertiary Admissions Centre (VTAC) by 7 per cent by taking advantage of the institute’s joint TAFE and university status.

Business course offers rose by 25 per cent, ‘law’ offers rose by 17 per cent and ‘arts’ by

15 per cent. Vocational education and training (VET) offers jumped by 27 per cent.

Vice-chancellor Peter Dawkins said the change was in line with VU’s goal of giving all determined students a chance.

“With different exit points, students can leave with a qualification that suits their career aspiration,” Professor Dawkins said.

“We have both higher education and VET programs for students who want to be well prepared for trades and para-professional roles, but many VET students choose to progress into higher education after their VET program.”

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West Gate work starts this year

By Benjamin Millar Work on the $40 million first stage of the $500 million West Gate Distributor will be under way by the end of the year, according to the state government.

Expressions of interest opened last Wednesday for works to begin on a project aiming to take 5000 trucks a day off the West Gate Bridge.

Stage one works include re-routing trucks

down a widened Moreland Road, as well as strengthening and widening Shepherd Bridge to six lanes.

The Maribyrnong River crossing will include bicycle lanes separated from traffic to improve safety for the 1600 cyclists using the bridge each day.

The tolled distributor will include new West Gate Freeway on and off ramps to accommodate the expected increase of trucks visiting Swanson Dock to 12,000 each day

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within 20 years. Community consultation on the project will begin next month.

Premier Daniel Andrews said shortlisted contractors would be invited to submit tenders in May, the contract would be

awarded mid-year, and construction would start by the end of the year.

“Building the West Gate Distributor and removing 50 of our most dangerous and congested level crossings will make it easier for Victorians to get to work every morning,” Mr Andrews said.

Roads Minister Luke Donnellan said the West Gate Distributor would make driving between the city and the western suburbs faster and safer.

Music eases mum’s pain An Altona mother who lost her young daughter to cancer five years ago has found some solace through music therapy.

Laurel Parkinson’s daughter, Isobel, was diagnosed with neuroblastoma as an infant and battled the cancer for about a year.

“I was a musician in the past and then I met somebody and we ended up getting together and starting a family,” she said.

“Everything was really good and we were actually arranging for our wedding and then my daughter was diagnosed with neuroblastoma.

“She was two when she was diagnosed and I had a six-month-old son.

“When I was in hospital, she had these music therapy sessions. I saw how much joy she got out of it. I don’t know, you can’t even explain; it was just amazing.

“That’s what inspired me to be a music therapist.

“After she died, I went through devastating grief and just terrible, terrible things and then I kind of picked myself back up.”

Ms Parkinson is halfway through her masters in music therapy degree at Melbourne University’s Conservatorium of Music.

Her course includes research into the effects of music on children with autism, on adults with brain injury, teenagers with anorexia and the elderly with dementia.

“This year, I have to write a thesis and the subject I’ll be researching is the benefits of songwriting with an older person with first-stage dementia,” Ms Parkinson said.

From February 1, she takes up a Sunday residency at Williamstown’s Customs House Hotel, playing acoustic sets from 2-5pm.

She’s also recording a CD with her band, Laurel and The Painkillers.

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A driver was caught travelling at more than twice the speed limit at Altona Meadows on Sunday night. Hobsons Bay highway patrol detected a car travelling at 136 km/h in a 60 km/h section of Central Avenue about 10pm.

The driver, 36, of Altona Meadows, was interviewed and his Ford XR6 sedan was impounded. He is expected to be charged on summons with speeding and dangerous speeding. He also faces towing costs of $777.

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Bans will apply on Somerville Road in Yarraville during school crossing times (8-9.30am and 2.30-4pm), in addition to existing overnight and weekend curfews. A night-time curfew on Moore Street, Footscray, bans trucks other than those with local destinations from 8pm to 6am weekdays and 1pm Saturday to 6am Monday.

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Essendon AFL players, including Brendan Goddard, Jobe Watson and draftee Kyle Langford, crossed the Maribyrnong River on Saturday to compete in their own mini-triathlon at Williamstown Beach. The players completed a 400m swim followed by a 10km bike ride and 1.5km run as part of their preseason training. Defender Ariel Steinberg crossed the line first, ahead of Dyson Heppell, in just over 24 minutes.

The Miss Gay and Miss Transsexual Australia beauty pageant will be held on Saturday from 7pm at the Yarraville Club. The competition is one of numerous Go West events in Maribyrnong and Hobsons Bay as part of the Midsumma Festival.

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Raids smash drug syndicate

By Charlene Macaulay Drug taskforce detectives have smashed a significant organised crime syndicate after raids across Melbourne’s western and northern suburbs last week.

As part of Operation Kanji, police last Friday seized more than $10.6 million worth of drugs and arrested nine people after executing 13 search warrants across residential and commercial properties at Sunshine West, Braybrook and Preston.

Sunshine West men Huyen Pham, Quang Dong and Duc Nguyen, Cairnlea residents Thanh Dinh and Jimmy Phan, and Braybrook man Loc Tran were later charged with various drug offences and fronted Melbourne Magistrates’ Court on Saturday. A 35-year-old Preston man was also charged with possessing a firearm, possessing a prohibited weapon and possessing methylamphetamine, and has been bailed to appear at court at a later date.

Amongst the haul were 2800 cannabis plants, 25 kilograms of dried cannabis, more

than half a kilo of heroin, more than a kilo of ice and cocaine. Crime Command’s Assistant Commissioner Stephen Fontana said Operation Kanji had been targeting the distribution of commercial quantities of heroin, ice and cocaine, as well as large commercial quantities of cannabis, over the past four months.

Mr Fontana said among the properties raided were cannabis ‘grow houses’, which have the capacity to generate hundreds of thousands of dollars in profit each crop.

“We now know this particular organisation

is extremely well established and is involved in a range of commodities,” Mr Fontana said.

“Our investigation started off looking into this particular group for trafficking heroin, and we established they are allegedly involved in cannabis, ice and cocaine.

“Unfortunately, we have a high demand for these types of illicit drugs in Victoria,” he said.

“We see every day the impact these drugs have on the people who use them, their families and the entire community, and it’s a terrible toll.”

Sunburn’s sorry sequel cancer was commonly divided into melanoma and non-melanoma categories, with basal cell and squamous cell cancers the most common types of non-melanoma cancer.

Every Friday, Dr Howard runs a skin cancer clinic at Western Hospital. During 2013-14, more than 700 skin cancer patients were treated there. She said melanoma was common among people from the age of 18 onwards, while other types of skin cancers were more prevalent in older people.

“With melanoma, it seems particularly important not to get sunburnt, whereas with the other types of cancers it seems to be more related to long-term sun exposure, even without burning.”

Dr Howard said it was important to cover up in the sun and get checked for any new sun spots or moles that change colour.

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When Wayne Lanning was referred to a dermatologist for a case of psoriasis, a skin cancer diagnosis was the last thing on his mind.

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“I had shorts on and, just as I walked out the door, she asked if she could check out the freckle,” Mr Lanning said.

That freckle turned out to be a level two melanoma, which was removed a week later.

Today, the 45-year-old Newport resident has become hyper-vigilant about being sun-smart, and recently he had a lump on his ear removed.

It was not cancerous.

“I got sunburnt a lot as a child … which has now caught up with me,” Mr Lanning said.

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Altona North’s Geoff Mitchelmore has been named Hobsons Bay’s Australia Day citizen of the year for his contribution to arts and culture, community services and the local environment over 50 years.

Mayor Colleen Gates said Mr Mitchelmore was “a truly worthy recipient and true champion of our community”.

“He’s been involved with the Altona City Theatre for 20 years and served as a member of the Altona North High School council for 13 years … he has been the driving force behind Friends of Lower Kororoit Creek and in more recent years an active member of the Brooklyn Residents Action Group,” she said.

Mr Mitchelmore cited the opening of the Altona theatre as one of his proudest moments.

“It was eight years of my life that I spent just chasing [the former Altona] council to get that theatre there and that was terrific,” he said.

Another highlight was being involved in building a replica of the schooner Enterprize, the ship that carried the first European settlers to Melbourne in 1835.

“I sailed it for another five years and one of the greatest moments was when we took it across Bass Strait,” he said.

The Friends of Lower Kororoit Creek president said the birth of his environmental group and seeing the Barnes Road Bridge built were two more of his proudest moments.

“To see that weed-infested hell hole, that I wouldn’t allow my kids to go anywhere near, change into a corridor of green was just an amazing transformation,” he said.

The young citizen of the year award has gone to Hue Man Dang, 17, a Bayside College student, who was described as devoting herself to “selflessly bettering our community”.

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By Goya Dmytryshchak and Cameron Tait A Williamstown economist, a Laverton builder, Altona Meadows Italian community leader and a Footscray refugee advocate are among those recognised in Australia Day honours.

Previously described as a “renegade economist”, Williamstown’s Adrian Pagan has been appointed an Officer of the Order of Australia.

Professor Pagan was awarded for his long service to tertiary education, development of public policy research, contributions to professional and financial organisations, and as an author of more than 140 papers, articles and books.

When appointed to the Reserve Bank board in 1995, Mr Pagan was described as a “knock-about character”.

He said what he really liked about his appointment as an Officer of the Order was that it was an Australian award.

“I guess if I go back to my renegade past, I can construct an argument for why I shouldn’t get it as there are lots of people out there who do amazing things,” Mr Pagan said.

“I’m very much a product of the Australian education system, even to doing my doctorate here – and that was a bit unusual in the 1960s.

“So I like to think of this as a tribute to all those people who inspired and directed me in thinking about econometrics and its uses.”

Laverton builder John Belani, who arrived in Australia as a Slovakian refugee in 1959, said he couldn’t have imagined he would one day be

awarded one of his adopted country’s highest honours. He was awarded a Medal of the Order of Australia for services to the Laverton community. Over many years, Mr Belani has been dedicated to numerous causes, including the Slovak Social Club in Laverton and St Matthew’s Slovak Lutheran congregation.

He donated land to build the Christ the Lord Slovak Lutheran Church in Laverton in 1974, helped build and establish the Hoppers Crossing Club, and has been recognised as a Paul Harris Fellow by Rotary.

Recalling his own experiences, Mr Belani has become a strong supporter of people trying to escape the civil war in South Sudan, funding an orphanage named Anna Belani, after his wife.

“I thank god he brought us to this lucky country,” Mr Belani said. “If I can make it here anybody can.”

Altona Meadows’ Egilberto Martin, who became honorary secretary of the Brooklyn Ratepayers Committee in 1980, was also honoured with an OAM for service to Victoria’s Italian community.

He’s a founding member of the Fogolar Furlan Club and lecturer on Friulian (alpine region in Italy’s extreme north-east) culture.

Footscray’s Judith Bainbridge, co-founder of the River Nile Learning Centre, received an OAM for her service to the community, especially to refugees.

Ms Bainbridge has also served on the Footscray Legal Service committee and was volunteer manager for the Anglican Church of Footscray’s Sudanese Welfare Centre.

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Turning 100 with honour Mildred “Milly” Andrew received a special 100th birthday present on Monday when she received a Medal of the Order of Australia.

Born and raised in Williamstown before moving to an Altona Meadows nursing home, Mrs Andrew was recognised for service to children with disabilities.

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By Cameron Tait Health Minister and Altona MP Jill Hennessy will meet Werribee Mercy Hospital management to discuss plans for an $85 million expansion, including a critical care unit.

A lack of critical-care facilities has forced the hospital to transfer between 85 and 90 patients a month from its emergency department to other hospitals, which have the capacity to provide intensive, coronary and high-dependency services.

The next stage of the Mercy’s master plan includes building a critical-care unit, six operating theatres and 56 additional in-patient beds.

In the lead-up to last November’s state election, Labor promised funding for hospitals across the state, including $200 million for a women and children’s facility at Sunshine Hospital, but Werribee Mercy was overlooked.

At the time, Mercy Health chief executive adjunct professor Stephen Cornelissen said further government funding was essential to help meet the needs of the electorate’s rapidly growing population.

“With the closest critical-care unit more than 22 kilometres away, few could argue that the Wyndham community faces some of the poorest access to health services in metropolitan Melbourne,” he said.

However, last week, Ms Hennessy told Star Weekly she could offer no guarantees.

“There’s been $1 billion in cuts to the health system in recent years and, as a government, we have to set priorities,” she said.

“We don’t have an unending bucket of resources, but we’ll continue to work with the Mercy to help relieve some of these demand pressures.”

On the issue of the area’s police shortage, Ms

Health Minister and Altona MP Jill Hennessy meets Point Cook paramedics. (Damjan Janevski)

Hennessy said she had asked Police Minister Wade Noonan to meet with local officers to discuss resources.

At a rally in Werribee last September, Police Association secretary Ron Iddles claimed Wyndham would need an extra 159 officers over the next five years to meet the state average police-to-population ratio.

“I’m committed to making sure our

community not only feels safe but has confidence in police and their capacity,” Ms Hennessy said. “I’m aware of the challenges and, as local member, I’ll continue to advocate to ensure we have adequate [police] resources.”

With the decline of the manufacturing industry, highlighted by the upcoming closure of Toyota’s Altona plant, Ms Hennessy said jobs would be a major focus.

“We have significant issues, particularly when it comes to youth unemployment,” she said. “I’ll be doing whatever I can to advocate for, and generate, new local job opportunities.”

Ms Hennessy said it was “very important” that the government deliver on its election promises, including a new senior school in Point Cook and removing Cherry and Werribee streets level crossings.

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Some of the crowd at last year’s Laneway festival, Footscray. (Ben Millar)

Laneway festa set for sell-out A stellar line-up of local and international musicians will descend on Footscray next month for the 2015 Laneway Festival.

Returning to its Footscray riverside home on February 7, the festival has cemented a reputation for attracting the planet’s hottest breakthrough acts.

St. Vincent, FKA Twigs and Flying Lotus will be joined by homegrown favourites Courtney Barnett, Pond and Dune Rats.

The eclectic line-up also includes Caribou, Jungle and Future Islands, alongside Mac Demarco, Benjamin Booker, Perfect Pussy, and many more.

Fewer than 200 tickets remain for the Melbourne show after the Singapore leg sold out last week. Details and bookings: lanewayfestival.com

(Damjan Janevski)

Footscray writer Jo Case is beginning a new chapter in her love affair with books.

Ms Case will take up the role as program manager of the Melbourne Writers Festival next month. It’s a dream job for a bookworm who lives and breathes all things writing.

She will be responsible for developing and delivering more than 400 events, featuring close to 500 writers across 50 Melbourne venues.

Far from being daunted, the Sun Bookshop bookseller and author of Boomer & Me – a memoir of motherhood and raising a son with Asperger’s – is relishing the challenge.

“The festival is the heart of this city of literature. It’s turning 30 this year and has grown along with Melbourne as a literary hub.”

Ms Case is no stranger to the Melbourne Writers Festival (MWF), having worked on the programming committee for a number of years and appeared at the festival as a writer.

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Thumbs up to violence inquiry

By Benjamin Millar A Footscray-based women’s health service has welcomed details of the state government’s royal commission into family violence.

Family violence reports to Women’s Health West (WHW) – which provides support in the majority of family violence incidents across the western suburbs – were up 54 per cent last year. Yet funding rose only two per cent.

WHW chief executive Robyn Gregory told Star Weekly that with 6209 reports in the past financial year her team was struggling to keep up.

“This is the most severe spike in demand we’ve seen in the 20 years we’ve provided family violence services in the western region,” Dr Gregory said.

Premier Daniel Andrews last week released the proposed terms of reference for a royal commission into the state’s most common form of violence against women and the leading cause of death and disability in Victorian women under 45.

From next month, royal commission chairwoman Justice Marcia Neave will be tasked with finding ways to prevent family violence, improve early intervention, better support victims and bring perpetrators to account.

The royal commission has been sparked by an 83 per cent rise in family violence incidents reported to Victoria Police between 2009-10 and 2013-14 to 65,393 incidents – one-third of all police work and a $3 billion

hit to the economy. Mr Andrews said the family violence “national emergency” was Victoria’s top law and order issue.

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Victorian Council of Social Service chief executive Emma King said the broad range of issues contained in the terms of reference was a good starting point for the inquiry.

“It’s important to hear the voices of people with lived experience of family violence,” she said. “But survivors who choose to tell their story will need access to support and advice throughout the royal commission process.”

Opposition spokeswoman Georgie Crozier said there was also a need to ensure action to protect families was not delayed.

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Tennis coach Chris Singh and youngsters Ben, 8, and Jazmine, 13. (Damjan Janevski)

Time to hit the court If you fancy yourself as the next Nick Kyrgios or Sam Stosur, head to Saltwater Reserve in Point Cook this Saturday and test your skills at Wyndham’s newest tennis facility.

Saltwater Tennis Centre is holding its open day and everybody is invited to have a hit. Take part in a fastest serve competition, tour the state-of-the-art facilities and register for some of the programs and services on offer, including classes for all levels of ability and experience.

Led by expert coaches Jeff Baldassarre and Chris Singh, who both have international playing experience, the centre will also host social and tournament matches and be available for casual court hire and private lessons.

“We welcome all members of the community, whether you’ve played before or are just looking to start out – we’ve got a range of programs and competitions starting in February,” Mr Singh said.

Part of Wyndham Council’s $26 million Saltwater Reserve development, the centre includes eight hard courts, four of which have floodlights, and a pavilion with community spaces, change rooms and a kiosk.

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By Goya Dmytryshchak A book detailing the life story of a Seaholme resident and refugee from Egypt’s Suez Canal crisis will be launched in March.

English-born Helen Said spent 12 years painstakingly researching the book about her father, titled Five Egyptian Pounds: the story of George Said.

She said the story was timely because it details her parents’ lives as British subjects in Egypt during the creation of Palestine, and throughout the first two Arab-Israeli wars.

In 1956, Arab revolutionaries had nationalised the Suez Canal, the British had destroyed Almaza air base, and the Greek-Maltese Said family was placed under house arrest.

George and his wife, Maroula, together with their baby daughter, Tassie, were given 10 days to leave the country. “They were quite young and very scared when these wars were on, so it’s helped them to make sense of all the events and get them in some sort of perspective,â€? Ms Said said. “The family likes it and the cousins are saying to me things like, ‘Oh, I’ve never understood what we were doing in Egypt or why we had to leave’. “I learned more of the circumstances about the formation of Israel ‌ and so that tended to make me more aware of why we have some of the international ethnic tensions that we have today.â€?

The Said family left for London, arriving at Heathrow Airport with two suitcases of clothes and five worthless Egyptian pounds.

They lived as penniless refugees, during which time Mr Said joined the British trade union movement and became an advocate for change.

Helen with her parents Maroula and George Said. (Shawn Smits)

Eventually, the family’s frozen assets were released and they migrated to Australia in 1962. “It was a lifelong dream of my dad’s to come to Australia,� Ms Said said. “Certainly, the climate suited therm better here, and it was less of that British class system.�

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The book also details Mr Said’s involvement in the early days of Australian multiculturalism and his interest in the welfare of refugees. It is published by Equilibrium Books and will be available on Amazon kindle.

More at fiveegyptianpounds.com.au

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The charitable work of the Footscray Lions Club was eulogised in Footscray Court on Monday when four members faced charges over a raffle.

Summing up, the magistrate, Mr Pfeifer, commented that “the Lions Club certainly has done great work for charity”.

However, he said, the fact was that cash prizes were not permitted in the raffle in question.

Mr Pfeifer nevertheless took a lenient view and adjourned the charges, without recording a conviction.

Telephone box vandalism in Footscray and the western suburbs is worse than in any other part of the state.

In parts of West Footscray and in Housing Commission areas, PMG technicians from Footscray Fault Despatch Centre have carried out repairs to the same phone boxes three days in succession.

The ever-increasing vandalism in the west is costing the PMG Department well over $100,000 a year and adding to the national phone box vandalism bill of $3 million a year.

Port Phillip sea pilots are pulling out all stops to prevent eviction from their headquarters in Williamstown.

The pilots, who have been tenants of the Nelson Pl building for the past 112 years, fear that the federal government may hand the Customs House to the Maritime Trust for use as a museum.

Sea Pilots’ acting secretary Captain Brian Lewis said according to historic records, the government had no right to hand the building over to the Maritime Trust.

The Altona Village Traders Association has given the thumbs up to a proposed planning amendment that would change the face of the Pier Street activity centre and its neighbourhood, reinforcing the district’s role as a business hub.

Hobsons Bay Council is looking at changing the planning scheme in the area through Amendment C51 to give effect to the Altona Beach Activity Precinct Urban Design Framework, which identifies the goals for the area’s physical, social and economic future over the next 10-15 years.

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Where the livin’ is easy Charlene Macaulay visits Adelaide and finds a lot in common with what she loves about Melbourne – it just unfolds at a slower pace. Then, not far away, there’s the magnificent wineries “Why Adelaide?”

That’s the question I kept hearing after I’d told friends where I was spending my holidays.

Well, shame on them!

Apart from the stunning wine regions South Australia is renowned for, its capital city is a funky hive of food, culture and entertainment.

For Melburnians familiar with good coffee, great restaurants and street art along laneways, Adelaide offers all that and more, at a refreshingly slower pace.

Adelaide is an 80-minute flight from Melbourne or an eight-hour drive if you prefer a road trip.

If driving, my advice is to leave early in the morning – say, 4 – to avoid traffic.

We chose to stay at The Playford hotel, on North Terrace and opposite the Convention Centre and City Casino, with the State Library, SA Museum and Art Gallery a little further down the road.

The Playford offers spacious, stylish and, importantly for this traveller, clean rooms. We stayed in a studio spa suite.

The Playford restaurant, which has won the gong of ‘Best Restaurant in Accommodation’ for the past three years at the Australian Hotels Association SA awards, is a must-try for both its buffet breakfast and fine-dining dinner menu. The only downside is internet access. Apart from a daily free Wifi hour in the downstairs bar and lounge, guests incur a daily fee to access it.

A great thing about Adelaide is that pretty much everything is within walking distance.

Once outside the hotel, tourists are spoilt for

Taylors Estate vineyard in the Clare Valley.

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choice in what’s fast becoming a foodie precinct.

Tastebuds will be tempted by Jamie Oliver’s restaurant Jamie’s Italian, by Sean Connelly’s Sean’s Kitchen at the Adelaide Casino, and the range of eclectic pubs, cafes and restaurants along Rundle and Gouger streets.

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more than 700 retail stores, three major department stores, 15 arcades and centres, and buskers left, right and centre. Also in the heart of the city is the Adelaide Zoo, which features giant pandas Wang Wang and Funi, who are on loan from China as part of a conservation program to protect endangered wildlife.

Ten kilometres from the city is the charming seaside resort of Glenelg, where you can swim with wild dolphins.

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Adelaide to visit the Taylors Estate in the Clare Valley, which has more than 40 cellar doors stretching between the towns of Auburn and Clare.

The region is also gaining a reputation for boutique beer, and we stopped at Hop and Vine in Auburn to try out a “flight”; that is, a sample

of four of their craft beers. We also spent a day driving through the famous Barossa Valley, including the 10 kilometre-long Seppeltsfield Road, which is flanked by palm trees and is home to some of the Barossa’s most famous wineries and gourmet destinations.

You might need a week to see everything

this region has to offer, but the Maggie Beer Farm Shop, Jacobs Creek cellar door and the Barossa Valley Cheese Company are must-sees if you have only a few hours to spare. So, when planning your next holiday, don’t ask yourself, why Adelaide; ask how you’re going to fit in everything there is to see, eat and do.

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Bring a rug and chairs and pack a picnic for a free outdoor family movie screening at dusk (about 8.45pm). How to Train your Dragon 2 (M) will be shown on Friday, January 30, at Logan Reserve in Altona.

Are you a young parent aged 16 to 25 wanting to meet other young parents in your local area? Free groups meet in Laverton on Mondays from 10am-11.30am, Altona Meadows on Mondays from 1pm-2.30pm, and Sunshine on Fridays from 12.30-2.30pm. Bring your children and meet other young parents. The groups organise fun activities for the kids and go on outings.

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Music therapy student and musician Laurel Parkinson has taken up a Sunday residency at Williamstown’s Customs House Hotel. From Sunday, February 1, she will play acoustic sets from 2-5pm. She’s also recording a CD with her band, Laurel and The Painkillers. For more information, visit the Laurel Parkinson page on Facebook.

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Botanic art classes are being offered at Altona’s Louis Joel centre on Thursday nights and Friday mornings, starting early February. Learn to paint botanic subjects with watercolours. No experience needed.

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NEWPORT 47 Mirls Street, 3015

Sweeney Estate Agents: 9360 9399 Auction: February 14 at 11am

Gunn & Co. Williamstown: 9397 5555 Private sale

Price: $850,000 – $900,000

Price: $630,00– $660,000

This deceptively spacious house is sure to delight its new owners with all the luxury on offer. At the front are four large bedrooms, including the main with walk-in wardrobe and en suite. Of the remaining three, one has a built-in wardrobe and the other two share a walk-in wardrobe and en suite. The main bathroom is opposite the laundry. Down the back, double doors lead to a study, while a large, open-plan family-meals zone has polished floorboards and a split-system. Also back here is a kitchen with more cupboards than could possibly be filled, a walk-in pantry and stainless-steel appliances, including a dishwasher. Features are evaporative cooling , ducted heating and ceiling fans. A sliding door and bi-fold doors lead to a great undercover deck; beyond this, an in-ground pool and shed are surrounded by low-maintenance landscaped gardens.

With a grocer next door, and a supermarket, eateries, Newport train station and Hoffman Reserve within a walk, it’s likely the new owner of this property will rarely need to use their car. But the location isn’t the only thing going for it. It’s well maintained and has plenty of space. Three large bedrooms (with split-systems) are upstairs; two have built-in robes and the main has a walk-in and en suite. There’s also a bathroom and a pair of balconies up here. Downstairs has ample room to entertain in a lounge room at the front. Polished floorboards enhance an open-plan family-meals zone with split-system, and kitchen with stainless-steel appliances (including dishwasher) and oodles of storage space. A powder room is also down here. A low-maintenance llandscaped courtyard and lock-up garage with internal access are extra treats at a property that also has appeal for investors.

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Price: $800,000 – $880,000

Homebuyers looking for a bit of luxury may find this townhouse hard to pass up. High ceilings and polished floorboards are the first thing to impress downstairs where a lounge room is separated from the family-meals zone by a powder room. The kitchen has stone benchtops, glass splashback and freestanding stainless-steel cooker and dishwasher.

Upstairs are three spacious bedrooms; two have built-in wardrobes, while the main has a walk-in and a fully tiled en suite. A fully tiled bathroom is also up here. Ducted heating and cooling, an alarm, courtyard with deck, single garage and additional off-street parking space for one car behind electric gates are included. The property is in an enviable spot with Williamstown beach, shops, North Williamstown train station, Williamstown North Primary school, Victoria University’s Newport Campus and parks all nearby.

For location and liveabililty, this well-maintained property in popular Williamstown is a winner. The rendered residence has three spacious bedrooms with built-in wardrobes – two downstairs and one up - and two bathrooms and a powder room, each on different levels. Polished floorboards flow through the lounge room, dining room, and kitchen where black granite benchtops and black-tiled splashbacks contrast well with white cupboards and stainless-steel appliances, including a dual-drawer dishwasher. A carpeted rumpus room with pitched ceiling is separate. The convenience of ducted heating, cooling and vacuum are included, while plantation shutters and roman blinds are a classy touch. And there’s a low-maintenance courtyard, two balconies and a single garage. The north-facing townhouse is within walking distance of The Strand, C Bates Reserve, the beach,

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NEWPORT 39 Home Road, 3015 Burnham Real Estate Footscray: 9687 1344 Price: Contact agent A great chance to create a place to call home may be just around the corner in this three-bedroom Newport residence.

The 1920s weatherboard house has great potential for renovation, expansion or restoration of its period charm.

The entrance is a wide hallway where dado panelling on the walls flows into the communal living spaces.

Its expansive floorplan includes three generously sized bedrooms at the front, two with fireplaces surrounded by

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brick-and-plaster mantles, adding to its charm and character.

Large windows in all the rooms allows natural light to flood in.

The large family room is warmed by a gas wall heater surrounded by a brick mantle.

A simple and functional kitchen adjoins the family room.

The kitchen has its original red print laminate benchtops with metal trim and ample storage in timber cupboards, and

there’s a free-standing oven with gas cooktop. A stylish refurbishment of this kitchen could produce a character-filled tribute to simpler times, conjuring up treasured childhood memories.

The house is serviced by a main bathroom with a shower-bath combination.

There is a separate laundry at the rear.

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A garage out the back has side access from Farm Street.

This property is close to Newport Park, the train station, The Strand and cafes, and it’s also handy to freeways for convenient trips to the CBD or country getaways.

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69 Monash Street Sunshine

32 Dulcie Street Sunshine

Huge 800m2 Allotment!

• 3 spacious bedrooms • Comfortable lounge room • Renovated kitchen adjoining meals area • Bright central bathroom • Carport & large steel garage • Development opportunity (STCA)

Convenience And Perfect Potential!

• Three generous sized bedrooms plus study • Lounge room • Modern kitchen with meals area • Upgraded central bathroom • Fantastic future development site (STCA) • Land size is approx 625m2 • Carport & huge sized shed

Young & Modern!

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32 Hampshire Road Sunshine

30 Hampshire Road Sunshine

8 Alfred Street Sunshine

2/4 Baynton Avenue Sunshine North

Renovate Or Detonate!

• Currently an existing home badly damaged by fire • Land size approx 387m2 • Restore back to it’s former glory or build your dream home (STCA) • Huge potential/numerous possibilities

Renovators Delight/Position & Potential!

• 2 or 3 bedrooms • Study area • Comfortable lounge room with gas heater • Kitchen adjoining meals area • Central bathroom, 2 toilets • Self contained bungalow (separately metered)

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• Three comfortable bedrooms • Main bedroom with full ensuite & WIR • Spacious lounge room • Open plan kitchen with meals area • Bright appealing bathroom • Double garage with remote door

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36 Fremont Parade Sunshine West

75 Whitesides Avenue Sunshine West

Big Family Home!

• 3 large bedrooms • Main bedroom with full ensuite • Lounge room • Large open plan kitchen & meals area • Bright central bathroom • Double garage with remote door • Huge workshop

Huge 843m2 Allotment!

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First Home Buyers/Investors!

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1/1 Pritchard Avenue Braybrook

Brand New One Bedroom Unit!

• One spacious bedroom • Open plan living • Modern kitchen with meals area • Carpark space • Close to shops & transport • First home owners government grant is available ($10,000)

Brand New Two Bedroom Unit!

• Two generous sized bedrooms • Open plan living area • Kitchen with meals • Single carport • Close to shops & transport • First home owners government grant is available ($10,000)

Great Starter Or Keen Investor!

• Two bedrooms • Sun-filled lounge room • Kitchen with meals area • Two way central bathroom • Large pergola & shed • Single garage

The Perfect Start!

• Three comfortable bedrooms • Master bedroom • Spacious lounge room • Huge sunroom • Kitchen with meals area • Bright central bathroom • Large garage

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Saturday 2.30 - 3.00pm Fred (Fatih) Fanoscu 0413 116 717 25 K9

9311 7022

Saturday 2.30 - 3.00pm Fred (Fatih) Fanoscu 0419 384 097 25 K9

273 Hampshire Road Sunshine

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Saturday 1.45 - 2.15pm Fred (Fatih) Fanoscu 0419 384 097 26 A10

Saturday 10.45- 11.15am Sang Do 0419 935 955 41 B2

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For Auction or Sale Now

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Forthcoming Auctions

Auctions - Saturday 14 February 61 Woods Street

NEWPORT

$550 - $600,000

Sat 31 Jan - 10.00 - 10.30

Sun 1 Feb - 10.00 - 10.30

1/88 The Avenue

SPOTSWOOD

$360 - $390,000

Sat 31 Jan - 11.00 - 11.30

Sun 1 Feb - 10.45 - 11.15

45 Power Street

WILLIAMSTOWN

$1.4m - $1.5m

Sat 31 Jan - 12.00 - 12.30

Sun 1 Feb - 12.00 - 12.30

1C Myrtle Street

WILLIAMSTOWN

$800 - $880,000

Sat 31 Jan - 10.45 - 11.15

Sun 1 Feb - 10.45 - 11.15

58 Railway Place

WILLIAMSTOWN

$1.7m - $1.8m

Sat 31 Jan - 11.30 - 12.00

Sun 1 Feb - 11.30 - 12.00

50 Osborne Street

WILLIAMSTOWN

$1,775,000

SOLD BEFORE AUCTION

Nathan Smith 0400 843 331

28 Proctor Street

WILLIAMSTOWN

UNDISCLOSED

SOLD BEFORE AUCTION

Lauren Wood 0411 648 509

Auctions - Saturday 21 February 74 Truman Street

SOUTH KINGSVILLE $660 - $720,000

Sat 31 Jan - 11.00 - 11.30

Sun 1 Feb - 11.00 - 11.30

9 Esplanade

SEAHOLME

$1,600,000 +

Sat 31 Jan - 10.30 - 11.00

Michael Harvey 0425 737 672

73 John Liston Drive

NEWPORT

$600 - $640,000

Sat 31 Jan - 10.45 - 11.15

Sun 1 Feb - 11.30 - 12.00

23 Dickson Court

WILLIAMSTOWN

$990,000

SOLD BEFORE AUCTION

Rosemary Jamonts 0405 535 434

20 Effingham Road

NEWPORT

$770,000

SOLD BEFORE AUCTION

Lauren Wood 0411 648 509

92 Bayview Street

WILLIAMSTOWN

Contact Agent

PALATIAL LA LATIAL PROPORTIONS

Rosemary Jamonts 0405 535 434

5/176-178 Cecil Street

WILLIAMSTOWN

$885,000

SOLD BEFORE AUCTION

Nathan Smith 0400 843 331

20 Hansen Street

AL NA NORTH ALTO

$630,000

SOLD BEFORE AUCTION

Lauren Wood 0411 648 509

80 Margaret Street

AL NA NORTH ALTO

$600,000

SOLD BEFORE AUCTION

Lauren Wood 0411 648 509

Private Sales 3/109 Power Street

WILLIAMSTOWN

Contact Agent

Sat 31 Jan - 12.15 - 12.45

Sun 1 Feb - 12.15 - 12.45

151 Nelson Place

WILLIAMSTOWN

$1,600,000

COMMERCIAL/RESIDENTIAL DELIGHT

Katie Smith 0425 737 673

2/11 Lemmon Street

WILLIAMSTOWN

$780 - $830,000

LOW MAINTENANCE LIFESTYLE

Lauren Wood 0411 648 509

3/12 Vernier Street

SPOTSWOOD

$650 - $700,000

LUXURY, LIFESTYLE & CONVENIENCE Sam Wilson 0404 865 018

54 & 54A Aloha Street

SOUTH KINGSVILLE

$690,000

HUGE STAMP ST DUTY SAVINGS SA

Lauren Wood 0411 648 509

Auctions - Saturday 28 February 14 Tait Street

NEWPORT

$800 - $880,000

Sat 31 Jan - 10.45 - 11.15

Sun 1 Feb - 10.45 - 11.15

1/130 Melbourne Road

WILLIAMSTOWN

$650 - $690,000

Sat 31 Jan - 11.30 - 12.00

Rosemary Jamonts 0405 535 434 Sun 1 Feb - 12.15 - 12.45

4/24 Clyde Street

NEWPORT

$530 - $570,000

Sat 31 Jan - 11.30 - 12.00

18/99 Melbourne Road

WILLIAMSTOWN

$355,000

SOLD BEFORE AUCTION

Nathan Smith 0400 843 331

110 The Avenue

SPOTSWOOD

$530 - $580,000

Sat 31 Jan - 10.00 - 10.30

Sun 1 Feb - 11.30 - 12.00

50 Newcastle Street

NEWPORT

$750 - $820,000

THE FAMILY MIL BUYERS DREAM MILY

Katie Smith 0425 737 673

Williamstown

45 Power Street

STUNNING FAMILY LIVING • Architecturally designed, luxury family home of impressive proportions, showcasing a seamless blend of period style & modern convenience throughout, & perfectly positioned in a quiet & wide tree-lined street in a sought-after pocket of Williamstown • Only footsteps to schools, kindergartens, child care, North Williamstown Train Station, bus stops & close to the beach, cafes & shops • Comprises master bedroom with bay window, walk-in-robe & ensuite, plus an additional four bedrooms (three with built-in desks), sparkling central bathroom with spa, separate laundry & lock-up garage that extends to the rear with the ability to accommodate multiple cars, boats or caravans rear, • Also offers modern kitchen with Caesarstone benchtops & quality European appliances, large open-plan family / dining flooded with natural light & an expansive backya back rd including a paved entertaining area with Alfresco dining • Features include; high ceilings, Sydney Blue Gum flooring, ceiling cornice & rosettes, two gas log fireplaces, slab heating, air-conditioning, alarm system, plus a flat screen HD television with Bose sound system • Homes of this quality & style are tightly held so don’t let this opportunity pass you by!

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Saturday 14 February at 12.30 56 A7 Saturday 31 January - 12.00 - 12.30 Sunday 1 February - 12.00 - 12.30 $1.4m - $1.5m Sam Wilson 0404 865 018 samanthaw@williamsre.com.au

Williamstown

1C Myrtle Street

A MODERN LIGHT-FILLED RESIDENCE • A striking modern home that is sure to impress • Large formal living room & separate dining space make this home ideal for entertaining. The stunning kitchen features generous stone benchtops, stainless steel appliances & dishwasher • The home is bathed in natural light, making it perfect for winter or summer • Magnificent high ceilings add to the sense of space throughout • Three bedrooms, plus an oversized main bathroom upstairs. Master with walk-in-robe & ensuite add to the appeal of the home • A delightful established garden courtyard with decking • Timber floors, reverse cycle ducted heating / cooling system, security alarm, downstairs powder room, separate laundry, plus storage • Single garage, plus second car space in driveway via electric gate access • A location of absolute convenience… Stroll to shops, supermarket, schools, trains, Williamstown Beach & foreshore walkways • Note: No body corporate, separate title

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Saturday 14 February at 2.30 55 J8 Saturday 31 January - 10.45 - 11.15 Sunday 1 February - 10.45 - 11.15 $800 - $880,000 Katie Smith 0425 737 673 katies@williamsre.com.au

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Williamstown 58 Railway Place LAND, LOCATION, AN INCREDIBLE LIFESTYLE • Offering one of the largest privately owned residential land holdings available in Williamstown - over 1000sqm (approx.)

• A warm & inviting home that impresses from the moment you step inside. Grand entrance hallway leads to a deceptively spacious & beautifully renovated double storey home, suitable for the largest of families • As you walk through the home, the spectacular L-shaped allotment will amaze you. The perfect backya back rd for that in-ground pool or tennis court (or both) - STCA • Offering four or five bedrooms (depending on your preferred set-up), including a ground floor master with walk-in-robe & ensuite. Multiple living spaces, upstairs and down, provides an incredibly versatile floor plan • Family kitchen with excellent storage, dishwasher, asher plus configuration for a wine or bar asher, fridge. Side drive allows excellent access, plus off-street parking for multiple cars.

Showcasing a stunning established garden, beautiful large trees, the perfect spot to get away from it all. Includes; heating / cooling, water tank, security system, concealed laundry, solar, solar instant gas hot-water, ater the list goes on... ater, • A prized South Williamstown location, where you can stroll to the beach, shops, cafes, schools and train station - the ultimate lifestyle! This property has changed ownership only once in the last 50 years (approx.)

AUCTION

Saturday 14 February at 3.30

MELWAYS MELWA WAYS

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INSPECT

Saturday 31 January - 11.30 - 12.00 Sunday 1 February - 11.30 - 12.00

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South Kingsville

NEW LISTING

74 Truman Street

DEVELOP OR RENOVATE, THE CHOICE IS YOURS! • On a generous allotment, this property is perfect for the astute developer or provides a wonderful opportunity for future improvement / expansion to create your dream home (STCA) • Comprises three bedrooms (two with built-in-robes), plus study & several flexible living areas including dining, formal sitting, living with fireplace, large studio & an open-plan family / meals flooded with natural light • Also comprises kitchen with island bench, central bathroom, powder room, separate laundry & a large backya back rd with a beautiful decked, outdoor entertaining area • Perfectly positioned close to Spotswood Train Station, The Circle shops, Vernon Street shops, Newport Lakes Reserve, parks & quick access to Melbourne CBD • Features include; evaporative cooling, ducted heating, floorboards, attic storage, shed, solar panels & off-street parking for two cars (including one carport)

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Saturday 21 February at 12.30 55 F1 Saturday 31 January - 11.00 - 11.30 Sunday 1 February - 11.00 - 11.30 $660 - $720,000 Sam Wilson 0404 865 018 samanthaw@williamsre.com.au

Newport

NEW LISTING

14 Tait Street

FAMILY SANCTUARY IN A PREMIUM LOCATION • Nestled in one of central Newport’s most tightly held streets, this double fronted Victorian residence has been beautifully renovated & extended over the years • A warm feeling of ‘home’ greets you as you walk in to a lovely wide central hallway with high ceilings & original Baltic pine polished floorboards • The spacious main bedroom has a walk-in-robe & ensuite, while two further bedrooms with robes & ornate timber open fireplaces share a bright central bathroom • Showcasing a north-facing backya back rd that provides a fantastic outdoor space for the entire family, incorporating an entertainment decking with retractable awning, established gardens & a workshop • With high pitched windows surrounding the entire living room, the openplan living & dining space is drenched in natural light and shows off the recently renovated kitchen. Keep cool throughout summer with both evaporative cooling & a split system, plus ducted heating throughout • A location of absolute convenience, moments to Newport Train Station, shops, cafes, parkland & schools, with easy direct access into Melbourne CBD

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2 Saturday 28 February at 11.30 55 K4 Saturday 31 January - 10.45 - 11.15 Sunday 1 February - 10.45 - 11.15 $800 - $880,000 Katie Smith 0425 737 673 katies@williamsre.com.au

Newport

61 Woods Street

WHEN LOCATION COUNTS • Nestled in one of central Newport’s premier wide, tree-lined streets, this property represents an exciting opportunity to renovate, refurbish or redevelop (STCA) • A property that offers exciting potential & plentiful opportunity at an affordable level • This home, in perfectly comfortable condition, is being offered to the market for the first time • Versatile floor plan offers loads of potential & excellent options, comprising three bedrooms, two separate living rooms, plus kitchen / meals • Excellent vehicle access to carport • A highly desired position where you can walk to the train station, shops, schools & cafes. Short drive to beautiful bayside Williamstown. Easy direct access into Melbourne CBD • An ideal start for families looking to enter the exciting Newport property market, a ‘renovators delight’, or the perfect investment in a premium location that continues to perform

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Saturday 14 February at 10.30 55 H5 Saturday 31 January - 10.00 - 10.30 Sunday 1 February - 10.00 - 10.30 $550 - $600,000 Katie Smith 0425 737 673 katies@williamsre.com.au

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ELLY PARTNERS

Williamstown 13B Douglas Parade

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Price Contact Agent --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Auction Sat 21st Feb at 2.30pm --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Inspect Saturday 3.15 - 3.45pm --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Leigh Melbourne 0414 239 986 Wayne Elly 0410 305 305 --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Web 13Bdouglasparadewilliamstown.com.au

This just completed four bedroom, two bathroom apartment represents the culmination of a project defined by a painstaking, perfectionist´s approach from initial design to the final detail. Living/dining areas featuring an equipped ASKO kitchen and a superb red ironbark dining table flow to fantastic terrace views.

Italian plastering, heating/cooling, TV points in every room and private lift to secure two car garaging lead a list of advantages that demonstrates the ways in which this residence sets a fresh benchmark for enjoying the Williamstown way of life. Also featuring an internal atrium with living all on one level.

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Yarraville 8387 0011

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ELLY PARTNERS

Newport 48 Newcastle Street The Location Will Change Your Lifestyle Located right in front of Parklands and positioned in a wide tree-lined street, this fully re-furbished home has it all.

Comprising three generous bedrooms all with BIRs, main bathroom with double shower and double vanities, an expansive open plan living area that opens out to an outdoor entertaining area. A hostess kitchen offers Ceaser Stone bench tops, European stainless steel appliances, Bosch dishwasher and ample cupboard space. Plus a further bathroom offers a spa bath with second toilet.

Featuring remote lock up garage with space for 2nd car behind the roller door, ducted heating and evaporative cooling, landscaped gardens, quality fittings and fixtures, new brushed architectural windows, a number of olive trees and 3kw solar system.

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BER $680,000 - $720,000 -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Auction Sat 21st Feb at 11.30am -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Inspect Thursday 5.30 - 6.00pm Saturday 11.45 - 12.15pm -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Leigh Melbourne 0414 239 986 Wayne Elly 0410 305 305 -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Web 48newcastlestreetnewport.com.au

Williamstown 1 Laverton Street Two Homes For The Price Of One A classical, renovated Edwardian, a convenient corner location and approval for a contemporary townhouse each element of this enticing property makes a major contribution to lifestyle, or investment, success. The principal home´s two generous bedrooms and modern living/dining spaces lead to an inviting deck, the deep rear garden and garage/storage. Significant second frontage to Stewart Street accompanies the sub-division concept and enhances the design for a dual level one bedroom residence, with a carport, that will maximize the returns on this highly attractive allotment.

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BER $890,000 - $950,000 -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Auction Sat 14th Feb at 2.30pm -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Inspect Saturday 10.45 - 11.15 -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Leigh Melbourne 0414 239 986 Wayne Elly 0410 305 305 Shannon Bushnell 0422 093 068 -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Web 1lavertonstreetwilliamstown.com.au

Williamstown 8387 0000

Yarraville 8387 0011

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ELLY PARTNERS

Williamstown 29/1 Syme Street 2

Excellent opportunity!

Enjoying sensational views over Hobson Bay to the city, Westgate Bridge, marinas, & Commonwealth Reserve, this remarkable blue chip property is for the astute investor.

Comprising open plan kitchen/living dining, balcony, basement parking & elevator access. Rental return $2208.36 PCM.

Williamstown 7 Thomas Street 1

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BER $400,000 - $440,000 ---------------------------------------------------------------------------Auction Sat 28th Feb at 3.30pm ---------------------------------------------------------------------------Inspect As Advertised ---------------------------------------------------------------------------Jacob Davis 0433 208 312 Mark de Brabander 0406 536 447 Wayne Elly 0410 305 305 ---------------------------------------------------------------------------Web 29/1symestreetwilliamstown.com.au

Williamstown 8387 0000

This elegant residence´s front living area washed with northern light leads to a separate kitchen/dining domain & rear courtyard backdrop.

Three bedrooms, a superb, sunny third living area featuring brilliant balcony views, ducted heating & cooling & secure garage.

Yarraville 8387 0011

WIN. 9397 9397 5555 5555

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49 Ferguson St, WILLIAMSTOWN

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BER $950,000 - $1,050,000 ---------------------------------------------------------------------------Auction Sat 21st Feb at 1.30pm ---------------------------------------------------------------------------Inspect Saturday 2.30 - 3.00pm ---------------------------------------------------------------------------Shannon Bushnell 0422 093 068 Wayne Elly 0410 305 305 ---------------------------------------------------------------------------Web 7thomasstreetwilliamstown.com.au

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

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STOP PAYING RENT NOW! RARE CORNER OPPORTUNITY – 523M² Fantastic opportunity to renovate substantial timber property in top class location. Land Size: 13.41 x 39.01. Currently occupied as 3 Bedrooms, Lounge and Kitchen but renovate to suit your own needs. Includes Garage with side access from Farm Street plus close proximity to Newport Park, Train Station, The Strand and Cafes. For inspection and further information please contact the Auctioneers.

AUCTION Inspect: Price: Mel Ref:

AUCTION Inspect: Price: Mel Ref:

Sat 7th February at 3pm Saturday 2.30 - 3.00 $800,000 - $850,000 56 A4

FOOTSCRAY

1/109 Nicholson Street

7/24 Eldridge Street

Sat 21st February at 1.30pm Saturday 1.30 - 2.00 $250,000 - $275,000 42 B1

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A fantastic opportunity arises to secure this well presented 2 bedroom ground floor apartment. Close to all amenities, offering a spacious kitchen/meals area adjoining an open plan lounge, bathroom with European laundry as well its own car parking on title. Prime location, next to a Park, a short stroll to Victoria University, local schools as well nearby shops and only a few minutes drive to Highpoint Shopping Centre. This opportunity is sure to invite a 1st home buyer or an astute investor. Inspection is a must!

OUTSTANDING RETAIL OPPORTUNITY

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RENOVATION REQUIRED

Here is an opportunity to purchase a commercial investment that has the possibility of owner occupation in the heart of the Footscray Business District. Located within the Mall assures very good exposure and foot traffic. Currently leased to a long term tenant who has expressed a desire to renew their lease. $45,000 pa plus GST and outgoings.

Surrounding this property is extensive redevelopments including government infrastructure and high rise apartments.

Commercially, the future looks bright.

Opportunity to purchase 1st floor unit either for your own use or as investment. Including 2 Bedrooms with BIR’s, Lounge with Balcony, Separate Kitchen plus off street car parking space.Well situated with close proximity to Highpoint, Bus, Tram, VUT and Parkland.

For inspection and further information please contact the Auctioneers.

Here is a great opportunity to secure a unit in order to renovate for your own use or for investment purposes. Comprises One Bedroom with Built-in Robes, Lounge, Kitchen with Gas stove, Bathroom plus off street parking at rear. Well located in close proximity to local services and ideal access to major roads. For inspection and further information please contact the Auctioneers.

PRIVATE SALE Inspect: By Appointment Price: Contact Agent Mel Ref: 42 C4

PRIVATE SALE Inspect: By Appointment Price: Contact Agent Mel Ref: 42 B1

AUCTION Inspect: Price: Mel Ref:

Warwick Burnham Commercial Director 0412 318 998

Tony Gerace Sales Director 0411 121 701

Trung Duong Sales Consultant 0468 929 922

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Barkly Street, Footscray 49273 Irving Street, Footscray footscray@burnham.com.au footscray@burnham.com.au 9687 1344

Walter Gerace Asst. Property Manager 0404 892 489

Sat 21st February at 2.30pm

By Appointment $150,000 - $160,000 41 G7 Yogi Flis Sales Consultant 0405 164 399

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$850,000 plus 11am Saturday 21st February on location 12-12:30pm Saturday Nathan Johnson 0410 331 032 & Dee Gibson 0416 091 369 Williamstown 9397 1600

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$580,000-$630,000 1pm Saturday 21st February on location 11-11:30am Saturday & 10:30-11am Sunday Colin Rich 0414 397 164 & Nathan Johnson 0410 331 032 Williamstown 9397 1600

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EXPLORE THE OPTIONS An opportunity has arisen to purchase a home with a separate office on a corner allotment which will suit a variety of uses. Buy to live in and work from home as a wonderful investment or redevelop (subject to council approval).

• Large lounge • Three bedrooms • Updated kitchen • Central bathroom • Great off street parking The office comprises of: • Open plan • Tea room • Toilet

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Executor’s Auction. Get in the market!

This 2 to 3 bedroom, weatherboard home has all the potential you want!

Floor plan consists of two good-sized bedrooms, large, well-equipped kitchen/meals, separate dining room/3rd bedroom potential. Lounge, bathroom with bath, separate toilet, laundry. Quaint backyard with verandah. Side drive to carport. You will love the picture rails & ornate cornices. In a great location within walking distance to Middle Footscray Station, Vic Uni around the corner, near Whitten Oval & less than 8km to the CBD. Add your final touches and make it yours!

Auction Saturday 14th February at 2pm Inspect: Wednesday 1-1.30pm, Thursday 5-5.30pm and Saturday 11-11.30am

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AH: Peter Sowersby 0408 383 118 Michael Sowersby 0418 373 907

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MARIBYRNONG 9317 5577

EST 1885

Barlow McEwan Tribe

Be Prepared to Add Value

A3 B2 C2

Front of Block Pick of the Crop

A1 B1 C1

5 Mariner Street,Williamstown

Price: $860,000 plus Realization Auction: Saturday 28th February 2015 2:30pm Inspect: Saturday 31st January 2015 12:45pm - 1:15pm Contact: Angus Scott-Walker 0418 336 021 Michael Dalton 0412 957 080

7/95 Melbourne Road,Williamstown

Price: $240,000 - $260,000 Auction: Saturday 28th February 2015 3:30pm Inspect: Saturday 31st January 2015 1:30pm - 2:00pm Contact: Angus Scott-Walker 0418 336 021 Michael Dalton 0412 957 080

Occupying an outstanding location with Bay & City views from the balcony.You’ll have to be prepared to do Renovations & Restoration to make this home into the beautiful home it once was. It features a very spacious upstairs Living room, Balcony, Kitchen/ Dining Area, 3 Bdr’s, Main with WIR & Ensuite, Study, Central family sized Bathroom & 2 WC’s. Double Car Garage & great wide driveway access at the rear are featured benefits you’ll enjoy together with early morning or evening strolls along The Strand.

Land size: 10.6/11.02 x 30.6m (331m2) approx

Here is your entry point into the Williamstown property market. As an Owner Occupier or a property investor, this well maintained one bedroom apartment ticks all of the boxes and is ready for immediate occupation.

• Central Location- Walk to main shopping strip, Ferguson Street, Douglas Pde & North Williamstown station.

• Opposite Parklands- Play tennis or Lawn Bowls • A Minute walk to Brand new Williamstown library.

• Off Street parking with car park title.

ENJOY THIS OUTSTANDING LIFESTYLE LOCATION IN THIS TWO HOME RESIDENCE

A6 B3 C3

Price: 30 Bayview Street,Williamstown $1.4 million plus This is a Huge Family Home offering 2 Zoned Living for either the very large family or as a family AUCTION: home for a second family.The home features 6 bedrooms plus study.The master bedroom enjoys Saturday 28th February 2015 12:30pm magnificent views of Port Phillip Bay, Altona Bay & the You Yangs. Sit back & relax on the balcony, enjoy Inspect: the sea breeze & magnificent sun sets. Downstairs offers 2 zoned living with the rear zone comprising Saturday 31st January 2015 a separate side entrance, open plan living/ dining & family room with a large kitchen, 2 bedrooms & 2:15pm - 2:45pm central bathroom.The main home features a very spacious front formal lounge, large kitchen/ dining area Contact: & expansive family room, separate laundry, powder room, study & 4 bedrooms upstairs. Great outdoor Angus Scott-Walker 0418 336 021 entertainment area plus double car garage with rear laneway access. Land size: 15.24m x 40.84m approx Michael Dalton 0412 957 080

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s &RIDGES s &REEZERS L011010 s !IR #ONDITIONERS s #AR 2E GASSING

9366 7831 - 0417 556 963 s 7ASHING -ACHINES s 2EFRIGERATORS s !IR CONDITIONERS s $RYERS s -INIMUM CHARGE s 0ENSIONER $ISCOUNTS

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C1074446-FB6-13

ALL WEST BIN HIRE

Walk in bins 4, 6, 8, 10, 12 & 20m3 7 days 9397 3433 0418 560 978 G6260984AA-dc28Aug

www.allwestbinhire.com.au

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Skylights

SKYLIGHTS Free quotes - 20 years experience

Call 1800 554 877

9742 5129

Showroom: 7/112 Main Road East, St Albans/Kealba (Beside United Service Station) www.securewindowrollershutters.com.au

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Television/Video/Audio

ANTENNAS WESTSIDE

s %XTERNAL !LUMINIUM 2OLLER 3HUTTERS 'RILLES !WNINGS s )NTERNAL 3CREENS (OLLAND "LINDS s 6ERTICAL 0ANELS 6ENETIANS 2OMANS

Trades & Services section of Network Classifieds.

Free Quotes

Phone 8361 7643

Local Technician

Nathan 0400 028 856

ANTENNA SPECIALIST SHUTTERS OZTEC WINDOW INSTALLED TODAY • 100% Australian Made & Owned $*

• 10 years replacement warranty • Electric, manual or combination • Single and group remote controlled • Connected to smoke alarm (auto-lift) FOR FREE MEASURE & QUOTE PH: 9336 0005 JORDAN: 0413 708 238

Showroom @ 18 Quinn Drive, Keilor PArk, 3042

Wardies Rendering

Local professionals in our

Quality at affordable prices, reliable, Senior Discount

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3ALES 2EPAIRS 4HOMAS We will beat any written quote. Insurance claims welcomed.

Rendering

s #OLOUR #HANGES s 4EXTURE #OATINGS s 2ENDER 2EPAIRS s "RICK 2EPAIRS s 0LASTER 2EPAIRS s "RICKLAYING s 2OOF 2EPAIRS s &REE 1UOTES

• Free TV point with every antenna installation Antennas • T.V. & V.C.R. Tune & Repair. from $100 • Home Theatre & Surround Sound Setups • Digital Boxes & Boosters G6634321AA-dc12Feb

PROTECT SHUTTERS & BLINDS

0421 047 806

0423 877 432

Pumps

PUMP REPAIRS

Value for Money Shutters

Hot Special Price 1.8 x 1.8 *$648, Manual

0437 357 030

Digital Antenna Specialist

MEL-ASH REFRIGERATION

0403 371 738

Will blow the others away

- Tank Pumps - Pool Pumps - Submersibles - Industrial 9314 4977 373 Somerville Rd West Footscray - All Types “CARRY IN DISCOUNT� COUPON $25

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

Jin’s Fridges/Washing Machines

Dynamite Plumbing

SECURE WINDOW ROLLER SHUTTERS

• Cheaper than a bin and we load it for you • 7 day service • Free Quote • Also specialising in Demolitions

We sell real Made In Germany BECKER MOTORS

1147584-RC31-14

HOT WATER SPECIALIST

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9311 2111

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1300 361 979 0407 674 808

5 Year Guarantee

FREE QUOTES PENSIONER DISCOUNTS

Australian Government endorsed Installer

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Tiling

ALTONA TILING

Roofing

1134905-HM20-14

/7 24

1162111-PB45-14

1136295-RC21-14

ROOF PLUMBER

Australian Restumpers GroupÂŽ

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Lic No. 28336

Phone 0418 508 100

Call JOE 9357 2838 Mobile: 0450 377 045

G6133636AA-dc2Jul

BIG BLUEY’S RUBBISH REMOVAL

Showroom: 36 Industrial Drive, West Sunshine www.rollertec.com.au

*Must purchase minimum 3 shutters

NEWPORT PLUMBING PTY LTD s 'ENERAL 0LUMBING s (OT 7ATER 3ERVICES s 'UTTERING s "URST 0IPES s "LOCKED 3EWERS s 2ENOVATIONS s &REE 1UOTES

REGISTERED BUILDER APPROVED • Red Gum or Concrete Stumps • Council Permit Supplied • House Raised & Levelled in one piece • All work guaranteed 15 years • Free Quote and Advice

C886894-JL3-11

C753694-MD1-10

For quick service call Mick. FREE Quotes

PERFECTION RE-STUMPING & UNDERPINNING

Call 0434 525 311

25% OFF

9309 0700 - 0411 174 000

Lic 35031

• Demolition Specialists • Backyard Cleanups • Concrete Broken or Cut & Removed • Tree Lopping & Removal • Rental Cleanups • Deceased Estate Cleanups We Take Anything Away

UP TO

Contact Simon:

MIRMIC PLUMBING • Spouting and Roofing • Maintenance • Renovations and Extentions • General Plumbing and Gas Fittings

AARON & JOHN’S DEMOLITION & RUBBISH REMOVALS

s &ULL )NSURANCE s #OMPUTER LEVELING s "UILDING PERMIT SUPPLIED s YEARS EXPERIENCE s 0UMP TO BE USED Call Sam for a Free Quote 9324 8575 or 0409 237 487

Homes - Shops QUICK SERVICE Factories 7 DAYS A WEEK Fits down Driveways

9367 9272

REBLOCKING

FOR YOUR NEXT CLEAN UP

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ACTION BIN HIRE

Epping 494 High Street, Epping, Vic 3076 Tel: 9401 2232

Kealba 2 Malcolm Court, Kealba, Vic 3021 Tel: 9364 2232

Rubbish Removal

1021701-KG17-12

s (OT WATER UNIT REPAIR AND REPLACEMENT

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EXTREME

EMERGENCY PLUMBING/SAME DAY SERVICE

Call 9998 7260

Manual/electric & remote control operated with smoke alarm & manual override Factory/Showroom

Ph: 0416 033 003 or 9338 3668 (AH)

24/7 Service

1149437-EG33-14

www.alcoil.com.au

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EXPERT

• Computer Levelling • Council permits supplied RBP - 24841 • Stumps for new extension 15 Year • Engineers plans and soil test supplied Guarantee Guarantee to beat Free Quote and advice any genuine written quote 1143618-LN28-14

s !,, GENERAL PLUMBING MAINTENANCE s 3EWER MACHINES

0432 532 044 OR 9308 5687

Sevices WORK GUARANTEED

Cement & Terracotta Roof Restorations Pressure Cleaning & Roof Painting Guttering & Iron Roof Replacement

Walls & Floors Free Quotations No Job too small.

“The name you can trust’’

131 546

Employment

www.jimsroofing.com.au

section of Network Classifieds.

Jason 0418 795 895

G6417859

ALL TILING s 4ILE 2EPAIRS s 7ALL &LOOR s 4ILING UNDER M s )NDOOR /UTDOOR s 7ATER 0ROOlNG #AULKING s 7EST 3UBURBS /.,9

1170598-HM04-15

Fast Reliable Service 0418 996 687

For all types of Gutter replacement - Colorbond or Aluminium.

Forget painting use Colorbond fascia cover!

1132310-LB18-14 G6795102AA-dc29Apr

C1102979-JL47-13

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

GUTTERING

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(reblocking & underpinning)

s BLOCKED SEWER & STORM WATER s CCTV PIPE & DRAIN CAMERAS

Free Measure and Quotes all suburbs

Call 9077 0135 or Mob 0421 080 247

1169780-PB04-15

Specialist in cracked walls

Lic 27204

s HYDRO WATER JETTERS

G6795050AA-dc29Apr 1132314-LB19-14

AUSWAY UNDERPINNING

BLOCKED DRAINS CLEARED FAST 9689 0511

and Security Doors s All repairs and services s All work guaranteed

FREE SMOKE ALARM

PH: 9360 5357 Mobile: 0412 378 193 Registered Building Practitioner

ALL SERVICES PLUMBING

s Aluminium Roller Shutters

ALL SUBURBS ★ RAISING ★ LEVELLING ★ UNDERPINNING ★ RESTUMPING WITH CONCRETE OR REDGUM STUMPS ★ COUNCIL PERMIT ★ ALL WORK GUARANTEED

C1105812-BM03-14

Matt 0409 576 536

Roofing

Global Roller Shutters

NICK’S RE-BLOCKING SERVICE

C1046377-KG34-12

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

Reg No 8659

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1134593-RC20-14

C894629-JM6-11

MEMBER OF MASTER BUILDERS ASSOCIATION

Roller Shutters

1152940-LB36-14

Lic No. 35048

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C915642-JM14-11

Western Suburbs Plumbing

Senio Discours nt

Reblocking/Underpinning

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Plumbing

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HERC 0438 437 436

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Adult Phone Talk

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

Tree Lopping/Surgery

ANY TREES LOPPED Trees Pruned Reshaped Grubbed out.

All Foliage/Rubbish Removed Fully Insured $5m Pensioner Discount

Free Quote

7 Day Service

32 yrs exp.

C & D Schroeder 9337 3695 or 0415 816 882

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Washing Machines

From

$65

Discreet Rear Parking

CREDIT CARDS & EFTPOS WELCOME Ladies Warmly Welcomed MEL REF: P43 B1 / Tram 57 Stop 22

SWA 6143B

77 Racecourse Rd, Nth Melbourne

9326 8388

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Full Body Rubs

Relax by appt. 10am-10pm. swa3961xe. 0469 772 431

★★DELIGHTFUL★★ Full Body Relaxation

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11.00am till late 482 GEELONG RD, WEST FOOTSCRAY

Adult Services

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To your door in 30 min.

Ph: 9416 6221. swa 4281be.

9314 8294

LARISSA (ESCORT) 23yo, curvy and busty.

Very pretty brunette, size 12.

Phone 9495 2723. swa 4281be.

WASHING MACHINE REPAIR

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Under New Management

The reference number is Application No. 131382Y. The applicant has applied to become the registered proprietor of land the whole of which is located at 15 Albert Street Williamstown.

The applicant claims to have acquired Title to the land by adverse possession.

The land claimed is shown marked ‘B’, ‘C’ & ‘D’ on the plan posted on the land.

The plan may also be inspected at the Office of Land Victoria, 570 Bourke Street, Melbourne.

The current registered proprietor of the land marked ‘B’ is Grace Kalmbach of 17 Albert Street Williamstown 3016 (Folio of the Register Vol. 9839 Fol. 651).

The current registered proprietor of the land marked ‘C’ is Ethel Beaumont of 24 Union Street Williamstown 3016 (Folio of the Register Vol. 9839 Fol. 652).

The current registered proprietor of the land marked ‘D’ is Claire Chilcott of 22 Union Street Williamstown 3016 (Folio of the Register Vol. 10237 Fol. 427).

The applicant has applied for Title to the land free of encumbrances.

If you believe you are affected by the application you should seek independent legal advice.

I may grant this application after 30 days from the date of the posting of a notice on the land if satisfied that the applicant has acquired title by possession to the land.

Anyone with an interest in the land can lodge a caveat under section 61 of the Transfer of Land Act 1958.

This caveat will lapse 30 days after lodgement unless the caveator has commenced court proceedings and given me notice of the proceedings or obtained and served an injunction on me.

If this caveat lapses or is withdrawn I may grant this application if satisfied that the applicant has acquired title by possession to the land.

Enquiries may be directed to Land Victoria on 8636 2010.

CHRIS McRAE Registrar of Titles 1171233-DJ05-15

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Phone Joy

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Catering

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Beef, pork and chicken.

Catering for all occasions from $12.90 per person.

G6674264AA-dc4Mar

Ready Roasts and Salads

Call 9743 1552 Shop 15,11 Station Rd Melton South

9 Darbyshire Street, Williamstown

9399 3345

A CEREMONY TO REMEMBER All areas, together we create your perfect ceremony. Civil Celebrant Regina 9646 3042 or 0432 297 756 www.celebrant-reginasmall.com.au

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Full Body Massage RELAXATION

219 Ascot Vale Rd, 3032.

9004 1477 or 0487 097 290.

NATURAL PLUS

7 days, 9.30am - 9.30pm.

5 City Place, Sunshine.

Phone 9311 0198.

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Honest and reliable lady.

Over 30 years experience.

Hourly rate. 9748 0241

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SEDDON, 20 Hamilton Street.

Saturday 31st of January.

8am-1pm. Furniture, DVD's, books and household goods.

Visited

Visited

WILLIAMSTOWN Corner of Cecil and Kanowna Streets, Saturday 31st January and Sunday 1st February, 9am-3pm. Marine business moving location, boating, fishing, household, mechanical, workshop; tools and materials, plus more.

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WYNDHAM VALE 9 Bronte Court, Saturday 31st January, 8.30am-1.30pm. No early birds!

Seller is moving overseas and is selling everything from small furniture to home decor.

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Visited

Motoring

Many languages spoken by our ladies.

Home Services

CLEANING/IRONING

POINT COOK, 58 Villiers Drive, Sunday 1st February, 8am-2pm.

Books, kitchen items, toys etc.

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Health And Fitness

Massage Therapists

Swedish Relaxation Massage.

Werribee, 7 days, 10am-8pm.

Hair trimming available.

Call 0425 805 090 ADVERTISERS, in this section are qualified practitioners and offer non-sexual services.

Body Treatment

19 Hall St, Newport. 10am-7pm.

Relaxation massage therapy.

Ph: 9041 2399 or 0450 096 262

Music /Instruments

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FLUTE LESSONS All ages and levels welcome. 25 years teaching exp. Adult learners welcome.

Kaylene 0438 913 040.

REPAIRS AND SERVICE Industrial and domestic

NICK CIANCIO

Experienced piano teacher has vacancies on Monday & Tuesday. Dainelle 0411 207 370.

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SEWING MACHINES 237 BARKLY ST, FOOTSCRAY.

9687-2422

Natural Remedies /Healing

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STOP SMOKING LOSE WEIGHT ERASE ANXIETY Hypnotherapy & EFT Ph: Josephine 0432 039 587 Pets & Services

ADVERTISERS PLEASE NOTE

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

Computer Repairs

G'S IT Computer repair. For all your computer problems, PC or Mac. Why settle fora geek when you can call a professional one.

Phone 0433 655 193.

themindbodygroup.ntpages.com.au

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Sewing/ Sewing Machines

SEWING MACHINES & OVERLOCKERS

Piano Lessons

C1044996-PJ32-12

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LAVERTON NORTH, 171-177 Cherry lane, Saturday 31st January, 8am-4pm. Household, gym equipment, antiques, furniture, bedding, sound systems, pianola and much more!!

SWA5693be

Beautiful NEW Hot Ladies...

Plus your usual favourites.

0414 939 108

HOPPERS CROSSING, 8 Bolger Crescent, Sat 31st Jan, 8am-3pm. Power tools, wetsuits, piano sheet music, ladies clothes, books, tupperware, furniture, plants, coffee machine, camphor chest, cuttlebug, whippersnipper, Canon printer.

All bargains! Undercover!

It’s Fun Time..... With....

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CHIHUAHUA PUPPY, born 23/10 /14, innoculated, microchipped and wormed.

982000363 088847. $850. 0405 555 443.

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CAIRNLEA MASSAGE, 10am-8pm, 7 days, shop 2C, 100 Furlong Road, Cairnlea. 0425 414 418.

Lotus Massage Therapy

75 Paisley Street, Footscray.

Phone: 9689 6632. Open 7 days, 9:30am to 9pm.

MASSAGE Altona Meadows, 11am-11pm. Private house, Trafalgar Ave. Call 0434 581 971.

MASSAGE Altona Meadows, 11am-11pm. Private house, Trafalgar Ave. Call 0434 581 971.

ORIENTAL MASSAGE

7days, 10am-8pm, 9 Wallace Av. Point Cook 3030. 9931 1909 or 0415 653 674.

THERAPY MASSAGE Open 7 Days, 10am-8pm 29 Harrington Square, Altona 9398 4828

Octopuses 9314 8800 or 0418 541 373 24 Buchanan Rd, Brooklyn

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WHISPERS STUDIO New es i Lad

9369 0600 Ladies warmly welcomed!

32 Dunlop Road, Hoppers mel ref 203 D11 Crossing swa6318be Personal

SENIOR LADY would like to meet a lady for going out, movies, shopping and social life. Only as a friend. 0424 905 120.

Celebrants

SWA7160BE

maintenance

Visited

WILLIAMSTOWN NORTH, 13 Bentley St, Saturday 31st Jan, 10am-2pm. Thousands of excess bric-a-brac starting from 50 cents. Nothing over $5. All proceeds go to Sids and Kids.

ESCORTS AVAILABLE www.spellboundmelbourne.com.au

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Open 7 Days 10am-late MORE Girls G6423444AA-dc5Nov

NOTICE OF AN APPLICATION UNDER SECTION 60 OF THE TRANSFER OF LAND ACT 1958 TO BECOME REGISTERED PROPRIETOR OF LAND

restoration and

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Public Notices and Event

1169298-PB03-15

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Garden Bed

HOPPERS CROSSING, 25 Cumming Drive, Saturday 31st January and Sunday 1st February, 9am-3pm. Ladies clothing, jewellery, furniture and retro items.

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Garden/ Outdoor

Weeds Only

Visited

MASSIVE SALE

Spellbound

General Notices

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Adult Services

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ALTONA, 13 Blyth Street, Saturday 31st January, 8.30am-2pm.

Moving interstate.

WERRIBEE 2 Bolwell Street, Saturday 31st January, 8am-1pm. Books, bric-a-brac and more.

Call out $20

Mob: 0414 484 932

Garage Sales

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E S C O R T F I O N A ... New and loving it ... slim, sexy 32yo brunette.

Phone 9416 6283. swa 4281be.

JD 1143399-ACM28-14

Affordable Prices

1136373-RC22-14

G6490802AA-dc3Dec

0408 507 145

Far Eastern Relaxation

10.00am-8.00pm Mon-Sat Room 14, building 2 Techno Park Dve Williamstown 9397 0347 swa4576xbe.

That Tree Feller Tree & Stump Removal The Narrow Access Specialists Pensioner discount Full insurance cover Call Greg & Elisha for a Free Quote

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For Sale

VINYL PORTABLE MASSAGE TABLE Good condition. $105.

Contact 0432 117 390 after 4pm.

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Wanted

ABDOER TWIST Fully assembled, brand new with DVD and booklet, $120. Phone 0427 168 543.

CASH Paid for unwanted & household goods. Downsizing or spring cleaning, just call us on: 0457 882 785 or 0423 769 774.

ASSORTED Box deep freezer 300 litre, Hoover 5.5kg washing machine, both good condition. $200 the lot. Phone 9748 2770 or 0421 619 240.

All paintings and old prints. Top prices will be paid. Please phone Patrick 0401 032 111

UNIFORM Mount St Joseph's Altona, good condition, mutiple items, Blazer purchased end 2013, (rarely worn). $400 the lot. Phone 0448 378 625.

Antiques, furn, deceased estate, shed items, tools, memorabilia.

Phone Frank 0407 356 822.

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s 0ROFESSIONAL s 1UALIlED s YEARS EXPERIENCE s &REE 1UOTES AND ADVICE ALWAYS &ACEBOOK COM -ATZCO

1155852-ACM39-14

Any Tiling, All Areas

ALL ADVERTISEMENTS booked under this classification are strictly for ancillary roles only.

To comply with the law it is still an offence under the Sex Work Act 1994 to publish any statements intended or likely to induce a person to seek work as a sex worker.

Adult Services

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1164559-HM47-14

0432 774 645

G6723428AA-dc29Apr

AARON’S TILING

Over 30 Years Experience Specialising In: • Floor & Wall Tiles • Old & New Homes • Kitchen & Bathroom Renovation Free Measure & Quote.

Adult Employment

1021249-PJ16-12

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1168443-LB51-14

Tiling

G6302520AA-dc17Sep

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Trades & Services

Employment V

Business Opportunities

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HOME BASED INCOME, earn more money, more time, $0-$10K plus with a simple part time opportunity. 0402 031 395.

Units/Apartments/ Townhouses

14/30 Pickett Street Footscray

3bdr

$330pw

1/193 Ballarat Rd Footscray

5/46 Eucalyptus Drive, Maidstone

2bdr

$340pw

204/172-174 Rupert Street West Footscray

2bdr

$380pw

2/746 Barkley Street, Footscray

2bdr

$420pw

19 Burns Street Maidstone

3bdr

$300pw

19 Walker Place, Braybrook

3bdr

$330pw

746 Barkly St, West Footscray

3bdr

$330pw

48 Napoleon Street West Footscray

3bdr

$400pw

1bdr $150pw (1 room Available) 1bdr $150pw 1bdr $195pw 1bdr $195pw 1bdr $200pw 1bdr $240pw 1 bdr $265pw 2bdr $280pw 2bdr $290pw 2 bdr $320pw

Houses

★VCE ENGLISH 2015★

Tuition specific for SACS and final exams. Every year serious students enter medicine, dentistry, pharmacy and law. Also Maths and English classes are available for students years 3-10. Call: 9315 7597.

MATHS AND SCIENCE TUTORING Experienced & Qualified Teacher. All year levels. Will come to you. Call Andrew 0431 186 043.

COMMERCIAL / INDUSTRIAL LEASING OFFICES

FOOTSCRAY - Hopkins St 285m² FOOTSCRAY - Barkly Street 360m2 FOOTSCRAY - Irving St 65m2 FOOTSCRAY – Nicholson Street 3 Levels 450m2 FOOTSCRAY – Napier Street 82m2

WAREHOUSE

Anna Tedesco Accounts 9687 1344

SUNSHINE NTH – Berkshire Road 185m2 SUNSHINE NTH – Berkshire Road 370m2 Marina Dos Santos Property Manager 0412 919 871

Isabel Carneiro Property Manager 0412 596 410

273 Barkly Street, Footscray

UNITS

Missouri Place, Werribee Federal Drive, Wyndham Vale Federal Drive, Wyndham Vale Hogans Road, Tarneit

3BR 3BR 3BR 3BR

APARTMENTS

Hampshire Road, Sunshine

1BR + study

HOUSES

Boyd Street, Werribee Echo Avenue, Tarneit Kelebek Road, Tarneit Clearwater Rise Parade, Tarneit Maxwelton Circuit, Derrimut

3BR 3BR 4BR 4BR 4BR

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CARAVAN HIRE All sizes from $52 per week. Phone 0408 369 770.

Central Sunshine

LET

NEWPORT, 2BR house/ Spotswood, 1BR unit. New carpet, new paint, all on gas. Close to all facilities. 0412 691 168.

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$290pw

3BR plus study, 2 bathrooms, 3 toilets, DLUG, alarm system, central heating, cooling in living area only. $400 per week

0417 328 150

LET More Rental properties wanted.

List your rental property with us and receive FREE Landlord insurance for 12 months.

2nd or 3rd year. Experience in lock-up and fix essential. Current drivers licence and own transport. Must have industry OH&S card. Basic hand tools required. Be able to work in a team and unsupervised. Western suburbs based business.

Email resume to: salesideck @gmail.com

Busy & friendly salon in Werribee requires a Hairdresser/Beautician. Apply to: femina parlour@yahoo.com

1171209-RC05-15

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MATERIALS DELIVERED DIRECTLY TO YOU GREAT FLEXIBILITY - you choose your hours ALL AGES WELCOME (students, adults, retirees, groups, etc) NO EXPERIENCE REQUIRED VEHICLE AN ADVANTAGE, but not essential

or apply online at WWW.FERMA X .COM.AU

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Positions Vacant

positions available.

Plumbers for new homes and industrial maintenance.

Award wages.

Vehicle supplied.

Contact Matt 0412 903 038 or email CV to: matt.bps @bigpond.com

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Spot On Panels MANAGER/ ESTIMATOR

Currently seeking a full time Manager/Estimator.

Experience in Auto Quote and Estimage is an advantage. Must have previous panel shop managing and estimating experience. Wages paid according to expertise.

Spot on Panels is based in North Sunshine, Deer Park and Maidstone.

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Resumes/ Employment Services

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Just Relations Unfair Dismissal No Win - No Fee

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C753780-SJ1-10

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Get the interviews for the job YOU WANT! Money back guarantee

Call Carolyn on Mob: 0431 304 296

Spot On Panels PANEL BEATER

Spot On Panels is currently searching for an experienced trade qualified heavy smash Panel Beater.

The right person will be able to work at either 3 of our locations North Sunshine, Deer Park and Maidstone.

Please contact Vesco if this position is for you 0419 012 592

Experience required.

Monday-Friday. Good hours. Laverton North.

Please email: george.elkhoury06 @hotmail.com

Tip Truck & Trailer Driver Required

Must have Earthmoving Machinery experience also, Western Suburbs work. Call Bobby on 0418 526 414.

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Last year I test drove Alfa Romeo’s spirited little MiTo and enjoyed how it instantly went from economical city car to a gutsy, curve-loving, sports-hatch at the flick of a switch.

Thankfully, the updated MiTo QV (Quadrifoglio Verde), while slightly more refined, is still a fun car that provides a uniquely stylish alternative to the plethora of two-door hatches on the market, even if it isn’t the most practical.

What I still like most about the MiTo is the DNA driving settings (Dynamic/Normal/ All-weather), which you select with a switch on the centre console. As I remarked then, the D should stand for Diablo. It turns this little town car into a wicked hatch, capable of 0-100km/h in 7.5 seconds, with a high-revving gear ratio that gets plenty from the tiny but powerful 1.4l turbo engine.

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SPORT Jacobs returns to coach interleague side The much-admired Brett Jacobs will return to the Western Region Football League to coach its interleague side for a second year.

Jacobs, who stepped down from his senior coaching gig with the Sunshine Kangaroos, citing work and family commitments, will be able to quench his thirst for coaching in a lighter capacity.

He was the inaugural coach of the WRFL’s senior representative side at last year’s AFL Victoria metropolitan championships, leading the side to a 36-point win over the Southern Football League and moving it up in the metro rankings.

This year, the WRFL is set for a tougher test against Eastern Football League on March 28, and Jacobs is seen as the man who can lead the west to an upset result.

“Brett’s performance last year was outstanding, from the preparation leading

into the event as well as on game day. He was a complete professional,” WRFL chairman of selectors Steve Thom said.

“He has a lot of respect from the playing group and his enthusiasm and communication are second to none.”

Thom is not worried about Jacobs stepping down from club level. He actually thinks it will be beneficial for the interleague squad to have a coach whose sole focus is on beating the EFL. “He has more time during the pre-season to put all his efforts into the 2015 interleague carnival, which will no doubt be of great benefit for the team,” Thom said.

Albion coach Aaron Tymms will again be one of Jacobs’ assistants, along with new appointments Brad Julier (Port Colts) and James Condos (Deer Park). Julier brings a wealth of knowledge and experience to the

table. A past Barry Priest Medal winner and premiership player for the Colts, he was an assistant at VFL level with the Box Hill Hawks.

“In my opinion, Brad is one of the best ruckmen the competition has seen in the last decade, so his onfield experience as well as his time at Box Hill will come in handy for our on-ball and midfield players,” Thom said.

“Having also played in the rep squad last year, he knows all about the passion required for the match so we’re really excited that he’s come on board.”

Condos led Deer Park to the 2011 WRFL division two flag and was once on the Western Bulldogs’ list.

A noted goalkicker, Condos is likely to take charge of the forward line.

Lance Jenkinson

IN THE DOGHOUSE ■ I think sledging issues have gotten out of hand. In the past few weeks, I’ve heard opinions expressed that to me don’t ring true. There is no room for racist comments or personal attacks, we all know that, but banter between players is part and parcel of the game of cricket. I agree that bullying has no place in the game either, but it will be a sad day when a fast bowler can’t ask a batsman if he would like a piano instead of a bat because he might be able to play that better than the ball he just missed. Unfortunately, the humour seems to have gone out of the banter and it has become more personal. Is that true at local level, where I have seen a few words escalate into some very physical encounters? I am keen to hear from current players in regards to where the banter sits these days.

■ Simon Garlick’s resignation from the Bulldogs is yet another major change to the structure of the club in the past few months. The CEO, senior coach and captain of 2014 are all gone. Whether this is good or bad is irrelevant – it is fact. The Bulldogs have a very big year coming up with the return of AFL football to Whitten Oval in a few weeks and the opening of the social facility at Edgewater mid year. The new chief executive is going to have to hit the ground running. Simon served the club well and I hope he will continue to be involved as a past player because that’s an area where the Bulldogs have struggled to maintain a connection between the club and its past.

■ The WRFL farewells Lyn McLeod from the office this week. Lyn has done a great job over recent years and is heading to Essendon Football Club as events manager. Also in the WRFL, former Spotswood premiership coach Chris O’Keefe has recruited Chase Morgan and Will Phillips to join him at Bungaree, and Deer Park is welcoming back Shannon Broadbent and Ryan Crawford. If you hear any other local footy moves, please let me know.

Offie has wicket day out

By Lance Jenkinson Steve McKay has been a serviceable bowler for Footscray United over the past three summers – nothing more, nothing less.

The off-spinner comes into the attack when the seamers are tiring and churns out valuable overs for captain Shahan Fernando.

McKay has a knack of getting a sneaky wicket here and there, but nothing to suggest he was going to take Saturday’s play by the scruff of the neck with a stunning 5-38 off 21.1 overs.

Newport-Digman was shellshocked after McKay left a trail of destruction to reduce it to 191 on day one of the Turf cricket west A1 clash at Bryan Martyn Oval.

“It was a pretty slow, dead wicket,” United batsman Stuart Ainge told Star Weekly.

“The quicks really struggled to get anything out of it so we took a lot of pace off the ball after that and bowled a bit more disciplined and tried to choke them.”

Not only was McKay superb with his

plentiful breakthroughs, he put immense pressure on the batsmen with tight bowling to keep the runs in check.

It was an out-of-the-box performance from McKay, who’s best known for his work with the bat.

He has made 249 runs at 31 this summer, but had taken only five wickets before Saturday, doubling his output in one fell swoop.

Bowling has not always been on McKay’s CV. He was a wicketkeeper for United before giving that up because of the soreness he experienced when arriving at his 9-5 job on Monday mornings.

“He came through as one of our most promising batsmen and a wicketkeeper,” Ainge recalled.

“He got jack of keeping because he said he had a sore back and sore knees and he’s a labourer by trade, so it was hard for him to go to work on a Monday or Tuesday with his back really sore.

“One year when we had a pretty poor attack, he would run in and try and bowl quick, so we

gave him the new ball but that didn’t last long.

Now he bowls off spin.

“He’s done everything – he’s been a spinner, a quick, a keeper and a batsman – and he’d only be 28 or 29.

“He doesn’t spin it a lot, he’s more a defensive bowler usually, but on this sort of deck, which was slow and low, he got a couple of lbws and bowled.”

Pacemen Yadi Ushan (3-55) and Geeth Silva (2-46) worked hard to get their wickets on a deck that didn’t favour pacemen.

United openers Ainge (6) and Raphael Kardachi (0) survived the final nine overs of the day to be 0-8 at stumps.

Ainge expects the chase for 192 to be a tricky one – but one United must complete to be serious about contending this summer.

“We’ve got to bat well, of course, and if we do we’ll get there,” he said.

“We’ll be disappointed if we don’t.

“We’ve got to win this one. If we lose we could drop out of the four.”

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By Lance Jenkinson Newport Rams look likely to lose star US import Eric Kline for the rest of the season in Baseball Victoria’s summer league division 1.

Kline, who was so impressive with the Rams that he earned a call-up to the Melbourne Aces in the Australian Baseball League, was so incensed at an umpiring decision that went against him in Saturday’s 10-5 loss to Essendon that he verbally retaliated and got thrown out of the game.

Rams assistant coach Gavin Young told Star Weekly it was just about certain Kline would face an extended stint on the sidelines.

“He got struck out on a really bad call. He said something and the umpire threw him out,” Young said.

“Verbal abuse has been getting [bigger penalties] than striking recently. It’s been getting four weeks.

“I doubt he’ll get another game this season based on recent history.”

The Rams have been on the wrong end of some hefty losses in the new year. They were smashed 19-0 by Melbourne before back-to-back losses to Geelong, including one of 11-1.

But those results were not a true reflection of a Rams side that was decimated by rep call-ups.

The Rams were back at close to full strength for the clash with Essendon at KC White Reserve and it took the team with the best record in the league beyond the fifth inning to break away.

“We made a few mistakes and you can’t give a side of that quality those breaks,” Young said.

The Rams – third-last in their conference with a 9-11 record but well clear of relegation danger – were set to face Essendon (16-5) again last night before a home date with Sandringham (7-13) on Sunday.

SCOREBOARD Q CRICKET PREMIER FIRST GRADE ESSENDON V CARL CARLTON At Windy Hill ESSENDON 1st Innings

A SHELLIE c Welsford b Austin . . . . . . . . . . 4 B MacRAE c McKenna b Welsford . . . . . . . . 9 AA AYRE b Stevenson . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 17 A BLIZZARD b Stevenson. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 0 J SEYMOUR c Borg b Stevenson. . . . . . . . . . 0 B McMINN c Hancock b Stevenson . . . . . . . 0 N PERERA not out . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 19 J DAMJANOVSKI c Borg b Sidebottom . . . . . 0 A HUNICHEN c Phelan b Salm . . . . . . . . . 21 M DORIC not out. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1 L CAMERON b Salm . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3 Extras (5b 11lb) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 16 Total . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 90

Fall: 9, 21, 35, 36, 36, 38, 45, 50, 86, 90 Bowling: R Sidebottom 14-6-16-1, N Austin 10-211-1, T Welsford 5-2-7-1, C Stevenson 13-2-26-4, C Salm 6-1-14-3, T Buszard 2-2-0-0. Overs: 50 CARLTON 1st Innings CARL

M PHELAN b Doric . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2 D PELL not out . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 25 L MCKENNA c Blizzard b Perera . . . . . . . . 35 J HANCOCK st Ayre b Perera . . . . . . . . . . . 11 T BUSZARD lbw b Perera. . . . . . . . . . . . . . 28 T WELSFORD not out . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 15 J BORG not out . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 9 Extras (1lb 3nb). . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4 Five wickets for . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 129

Fall: 2, 65 Bowling: L Cameron 11-6-10-1, M Doric 10-2-500, A Hunichen 6-1-20-0, N Perera 9-0-26-4, J Damjanovski 6-0-18-0, J Seymour 1-0-4-0.Overs: 43.

Umpires M Cervetto & D Holt GREENVALE KANGAROOS V FOOTSCRA GREENVALE FOOTSCRAY Y EDGEWATER A At Greenvale FOOTSCRAY EDGEWA FOOTSCRA ATER 1st Innings

D RUSS c McDonald b Adams . . . . . . . . . . 21 A BARTON b Shantry. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 18 T DEAN c Cox b Shantry . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 48 J CROSTHWAITE c & b Rosewarne . . . . . . . . 3 D KIGHT c Kerr b Gautam . . . . . . . . . . . . . 37 G WALKER lbw b Rosewarne . . . . . . . . . . . 19 H WINTER-IRVING lbw b Rosewarne . . . . . . 2 J HABERFIELD b Rosewarne . . . . . . . . . . . . 1 M NALESNYIK not out. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 16 L DREDGE lbw b Smillie . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 7 M KELL KELLY c Lidgett b Rosewarne . . . . . . . . . 11 Extras (3b 2lb) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5 Total . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 188

Fall: 27, 65, 68, 119, 147, 151, 156, 162, 171, 188 Bowling: J Shantry 15-4-24-2, A Smillie 15-336-1, N Vanua 8-1-17-0, K Adams 10-3-26-1, J Rosewarne 17.2-3-58-5, S Gautam 9-2-22-1.

Overs: 74.2 GREENVALE KANGAROOS 1st Innings GREENV

T URA c Kight b Dean . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 45 S GAUT GAUTAM b Nalesnyik . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2 J LIDGETT not out. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 19 D McDONALD not out . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 9 TTwo wickets for . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 75

Fall: 24, 57 Bowling: J Haberfield 7-1-27-0, H Winter-Irving 3-015-0, M Nalesnyik 2-0-10-1, T Dean 3-2-6-1, L Dredge 4-1-8-0, M Kelly 3-0-9-0.Overs: 22.

Umpires: C Allan & A Hawking

Sport shorts Bowls

Premiership favourite Altona was made to earn every point by plucky finals contender Clayton in a Bowls Victoria premier division thriller on Saturday.

The A’s claimed two of the four rinks in a nail-biting 87-83 victory that puts them 38 points clear on top of the table. Brad Peck (25-21) and Mathew Rennex (19-18) were the A’s winning skips, while Shane Fordham had a 22-22 draw. The A’s hit the road to face another flag contender, Melbourne, under lights on Friday night.

Cricket

Footscray Edgewater is staring down the barrel against lowly Greenvale Kangaroos in Victorian Premier Cricket at Greenvale Reserve. The Bulldogs were bowled out for a disappointing 188 on day one and the Roos were 2-75 at stumps. Unless the Dogs’ bowlers can pull out something special on Saturday, their side will be on the wrong side of the ledger for the fourth time in five games and their odds of reaching the finals will blow out significantly. Travis Dean was the Bulldogs’ leading scorer with 48.

Soccer

Altona East Phoenix and Altona Magic will meet on the opening weekend of the Football Federation Victoria men’s state league 1. Fixtures were released last week, with FFV opting to launch the season with a bang by scheduling local derbies across the board in the top divisions of the state leagues. The season begins on March 21 and runs through to September 6.

It was a tough day at the office for Newport Rams import Eric Kline. (Shawn Smits)

RINGWOOD 5/98 BT Walsh 28* J Sheppard 2/18 JJ McPhee 2/26 v GEELONG 123 D McGlinchey 37* JM Freeman 3/24 MF Fotia 2/9 DA King 2/12 JC Rushton 2/23 at Russell Lucas Oval CASEY CASEY-SOUTH MELBOURNE 9/308 R Eaton 74 LJ Sperling 68 MS Wade 61 DJ Pollock 27* DJ Doran 4/75 JD Wilcock 2/41 v DANDENONG at Casey Fields-#4 PRAHRAN 4/161 SP Seymour 52* AG Bull 32 CJ McCormick 4/38 v FRANKSTON PENINSULA 156 L Walker 59 NM McNally 3/28 SP Seymour 3/32 M Wilcox ilcox 3/34 at T Toorak Park HA HAWTHORN-MONASH UNIVERSITY 240 R Ninan 76 K Sarna 36 G Kapoor 33 L McComb 30 D Mueller 4/83 J Jowett 3/41 B Baxter 2/36 v ST KILDA 0/2 at Monash Uni #1 FITZROY DONCASTER 7/321(dec) PJ Dickson 88 L Stockdale 74* MJ Bremner 61 MP Frith 46 TV Sheehan 26 SJ Taylor T 2/58 v MONASH TIGERS 2/9 at Schramms Reserve #1 MELBOURNE UNI 104 B Fletcher 49 N Quinn 5/14 CP Tremain T 4/42 v MELBOURNE 194 MJ Brown 102 M Stafford 4/50 JR Bett 2/5 S Reid 2/42 at University Main Oval NORTHCOTE 0/8 v CAMBERWELL MAGPIES 2/377(dec) SF Hill 208* JM Martin 114 MA Persson-Clark 26 at Bill Lawry Oval

PREMIER LOWER GRADES 2nds: Ring 1-45 v Geel 186 (Goldthorp 58 Arnel 36 Morrison 4-33 Sugumar 3-32), Casey-SM 0-1 v Dand 268 (Murphy 70 Hocking 65no Worrell 53 Butterfield 31 Diston 3-56 Sofra 3-57), Prah v Frank Pen 7-320 (Grant 125no Chernishoff 81 Wheeler 36 Mockett 35no Van Der Merwe 3-42), Haw-Mon Uni 5-125 (Ivetic 68no Herath 39) v St Kilda 145 (Munday 51 Holmes 31 Seneviratne 4-45 McQuinn 3-48), Green Kang 240 (Amin 93 Cook 32 Dhindsa 31 Robertson 3-47) v Foot Edge 0-10, Fitz Donc 8-328 (Banthorpe 91 Vardi 49 Martin 39 Rudd 32 Durrant 3-86) v Mon Tigers, Melb Uni v Melb 286 (Paynter 57 Brewin 83 Koop 39 Begbie 32 Batters 3-60), Ncte 229 (O’Sullivan 98 Campbell 35 Whittaker 5-23) v Camb Mag 1-19, Ess v Carl 332 (Ross 126 McCormick 57 T Smyth 33 H Smyth 33 Galeotti 3-42 Biscontin 3-73).

3rds: Ring 4-60 v Geel 174 (Di Giacomo 56 Dixon 46), Casey-SM 7(dec)317 (Benedek 150no McVicar 66 Tymko T 50 Wilkinson 5-49) v Dand 0-23, Prah v Frank Pen 6-284 (Waterfall 162 Mann 37), HawMon Uni 124 (Gannon 54 Raymer 5-26 Davies 3-9) v St Kilda 1-59, Green Kang v Foot Edge 151 (Donazzon 39 Nipiko 3-28), Fitz Donc v Mon Tigers 8(dec)343 (Brodie 96 Humphries 68 Watson 50no McKenna 41 Anderson 30 Ireland 3-47), Melb Uni v Melb 9-156 (Brewin 36 Butt 4-37), Ncte 119 (Goad 4-26) v Camb Mag 4-132 (Eastham 62 Brown 38), Ess 55 v Carl 9-94 (Adams 4-11).

4ths: Ring 1-74 (Macrokanis 30no) v Geel 242 (B Ford 104 Van Den Nouwland 36 Collins 30 Kilby 5-63), Casey-SM v Dand 228 (Fisher 34 Fernando 45 Heverin 49 Hunter 4-56), Prah 2-105 (RhysJones 44no Freedman 39no) v Frank Pen 99 (Freedman 4-17), Haw-Mon Uni 0-18 v St Kilda 8(dec)379 (McSweyn 101 Clifford 90 Edmunds 51 Kelly 38 Hendawitharana 4-73), Green Kang 128 (Allada 5-35 Mirtschin 3-2) v Foot Edge 2-93 (Gleeson 36no), Fitz Donc 229 (Joyce 101 White 31 Gilchrist 4-8 Cross 3-39) v Mon Tigers 0-12, Melb Uni 7-(dec)250 (Yaksender 115 Shepherd 51) v Melb 1-14, Ncte 7-78 (S Elliott 3-20) v Camb Mag 119 (James 3-19), Ess 95 (Sweet 3-27) v Carl 3-59.

VSDCA NORTH WEST: 1ST XI: Melton 100 (Finch 6-34) v Yarraville 4-77, Altona 251 (Jones 125) v Kew, Brunswick 102 v Plenty Valley 4-57, Williamstown

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8-295 (Smith 69 D’Altera 50) v Preston, Sunshine 67 (Tuohey 5-11) v Balwyn 5-152, Ivanhoe 9-245 105) v Werribee, Coburg 50(Matautaava 5-5) v Roxburgh Park/Broadmeadows 2-147 (Flanagan 51no). 2ND XI: Brunswick 9-265 (Moss 52) v Plenty Valley, Melton 272 (Luca 120 Cruden 5-63) v Yarraville 0-4, Kew 242 (Bratby 71 Cross 67 Clark 7-70) v Altona, Coburg 141 v Roxburgh Park/Broadmeadows 1-49, Werribee 234 (Duxson 89 Molloy 5-49 Hooper 5-26) v Ivanhoe, Balwyn 3-314 (Kiker 141 Bell 119) v Sunshine. 3RD XI: Ivanhoe 197 (Chandrasena 74) v Werribee 0-42, Williamstown 9-235 (Freeman 94 no Holdsworth 63 Andrews 6-57) v Preston, Brunswick 233 (R Anderson 71 J Anderson 50) v Plenty Valley 0-12, Melton 205 (Vasjuta 62) v Yarraville 0-15, Altona 147 (Wilson 61 Ritchie 6-30) v Kew 0-14, Coburg 123 v Roxburgh Park/Broadmeadows 5-47 (Hart 5-20), Balwyn 185 v Sunshine. 4TH XI: Roxburgh Park/Broadmeadows 4-150 v Coburg 106 (Shethna 50), Preston 142 (Hassan 6-360 v Williamstown 4-100, Melton 194 (Casey 75) v Yarraville 3-98 (Viernuemu 79), Sunshine 82 and 4-36 v Balwyn 3-87, Altona 169 (Sist 5-29) v Kew 1-39, Werribee 3-465 (Frankel 140 Waugh 104) v Ivanhoe.

VICTORIAN TURF: Rd 9: Snr: Strath 0-24 v Keilor 238, Y’ville Club 371 v AWStC, Hopp Xing 2-6 v Sth Caulf 251, Bri Dist 142 v G’vale 2-18, Bent v Old Ment 9-241, Beau 0-11 v St Bern 245. North Div: Will CYMS 0-52 v Keilor Park 209, Alt Nth 7-108 v Foot Utd 79, RPB 212 v Doutta 0-13, Tulla 82, Westm 95 v West Cob 1-20, PEGS v Spots 9-285.

North A1: Seddon 194 v Craigieburn, Tay T Lakes 142 v Alt Roost 4-31, St Andrews - Foots 148 v Suns Druids 1-52, Aberfeldie 204 v St Fran d Sale 1-25, Y Yould Park 223 v W’bee Cent 2-28, St Albans 1-72 v Haig Fawk 134.

WESTERN SUBURBS CHURCHES & COMMUNITY: A E Lowe Shield: Eynesbury Eagles 3-114 v Rockbank 54, County West 9-144 v St Johns 1-107, Melbourne University 254 v Altona Sports 235. Bill Honey Shield: United Tarneit T 123 v Manor Lakes 9-90, St Johns 255 v Altona Roosters 0-5. Tasman T Smith Shield: Western Lions 5-81 v Manor Lakes 130, St Johns v Williamstown Congs 221, Hoppers Crossing 130 v County West 4-26.

Q BASEBALL VICTORIAN SUMMER LEAGUE: Div 1: Essendon 10 bt Newport 5, Geelong 6 bt Preston 5, Waverley 9 bt Upwey FTG 5. Reserves: Essendon 10 bt Newport 0, Geelong 11 bt Preston 0, Cheltenham 9 bt Melbourne 4, Upwey FTG 13 bt Waverley 4. Thirds: Essendon 7 bt Newport 0, Doncaster 16 bt Blackburn 2, Waverley 5 bt Upwey FTG 3, Melbourne 18 bt Cheltenham 2. Fourths: Essendon 9 bt Newport 2, Cheltenham 4 bt Melbourne 1, Doncaster 3 bt Blackburn 1, Waverley 21 bt Upwey FTG 3, Preston 8 bt Geelong 5. Div 2: Sunshine 8 bt Berwick City 5, Port Melbourne 9 bt Bonbeach St Chads 8. Reserves: Sunshine 7 drew Berwick City 7, Moorabbin 7 bt Malvern 6, Bonbeach St Chads 6 bt Port Melbourne 5. Thirds: Malvern 7 bt Moorabbin 3, Port Melbourne 13 bt Bonbeach St Chads 7, Springvale 8 bt St Kilda 6, Berwick City 9 bt Sunshine 8. Fourths: Springvale 17 bt Sunshine 7, Berwick City 9 bt Fitzroy A 3, Doncaster 6 bt St Kilda 5. Div 3: Ormond Glenhuntly 10 bt Footscray 4, Research Lower Plenty bt Mulgrave fft. Reserves: Ormond Glenhuntly 4 bt Footscray 3. Div 4 East: St Kilda 10 bt Doncaster 9, Melbourne 13 bt Monash Uni 2, Blackburn bt Berwick City fft. North West: Fitzroy B 10 bt Essendon 7, North Western 18 bt Geelong 5. South: Waverley 15 bt Doncaster 5, Springvale bt Ormond Glenhuntly fft.

WOMEN: Div 1: Doncaster 6 bt Springvale 5, Malvern 7 bt Werribee 0, Essendon 18 bt Footscray 3. Div 2: Springvale 8 bt Melbourne 7. Div 3: Doncaster 14 bt Melbourne 9, Essendon 15 bt Sandringham 2, Malvern 17 bt Sunshine 2, Werribee 13 bt Springvale 6.

U-18 STA STATE: ATE: Blackburn 12 bt Doncaster 0, Springvale 23 bt Preston 1, Essendon 11 bt Cheltenham 1, Fitzroy 13 bt Berwick City 4, Waverley bt Geelong fft. Metro: Newport 9 bt Sunshine 4, Springvale bt Malvern fft. U-16 State: Melbourne 13 bt Upwey FTG 3, Springvale 12 bt Cheltenham 2, Sandringham 21 bt Geelong 1, Newport 10 bt Blackburn 9, Waverley bt Berwick City fft. Metro East: Malvern 17 bt Berwick City 4, Waverley Red bt Doncaster fft, Upwey FTG bt Mulgrave fft. Metro West: Fitzroy 15 bt Geelong 1, Preston A 13 bt Sunshine 5, Port Melbourne/St Kilda 22 bt Ballarat City 3, Williamstown bt Essendon fft.

Q BOWLS BOWLS VICTORIA SATURDA SATURDAY TURDAY METROPOLITAN METROPOLIT PENNANT: Rd 14: Premier Div MENTONE (1) 18-92 bt YARRA Y GLEN (1) 0-55 (C Twentyman T 26 bt T Stafford 16 D Jones 18 bt M Aylward 12 A Elliott 31 bt M Creighton 12 B McCallum 17 bt M O’Brien 15), CLA CLAYTON (1) 3-83 lost to ALTONA AL (1) 15-87 (D Holt 22 bt B Foley 21 D Benwell 21 lost to B Peck 25 L Adams 18 lost to M Rennex 19 G Archer 22 D S Fordham 22), BUNDOORA RSL (1) 18-120 bt MOONEE PONDS (1) 0-40 (A Galloway 18 bt A Crowle 15 N McIntyre 36 bt G Letson 9 D Di Florio 38 bt J Hubber 6 B Spurr 28 bt D Murphy 10), MCC KEW SPORTS (1) 16-90 bt BRIGHTON (1) 2-66 (C Mills 26 bt M Brain 17 R Jansen 21 lost to D Shaw 22 C Ball 24 bt M Butler 14 G Ball 19 bt P Gawthorne 13), MELBOURNE (1) 2-66 lost to ESSENDON (1) 16-75 (B Leighton 15 lost to A Flapper 21 D Hoareau 16 lost to D Burgess 17 G Hopwood 12 lost to N Wilson 21 R Green 23 bt M Strochnetter 16).

Div 1: Sec 1: Mitch (1) 18-101 Keys (1) 0-57, Fern Gul (1) 16-82 Croy (1) 2-76, MCC (2) 0-45 Bund RSL (2) 18-99, Whitt (1) 14-93 Burw Dist (1) 4-67, Bright (2) 8-78 Deer Pk (1) 10-78. Sec 2: Ess (2) 14-87 Elth (1) 4-78, Alt (2) 16-89 Melton (1) 2-67, W’bee (1) 18-85 Donv (1) 0-72, Lily (1) 14-72 Ber (1) 4-68, Elst Clb (1) 15-76 Lal (2) 3-73. Sec 3: Yarra/Foot (1) 18-109 St Kil (1) 0-58, Rich Uni (1) 2-71 Glenr (1) 16-87, Lal (1) 0-45 Chelt (1) 18112, Moon Val (1) 16-88 Burd Pk (1) 2-67. Sec 4: Arma (1) 4-69 Kings (1) 14-81, Cran (1) 14-83 Glen Wav (1) 4-76, Ring (1) 14-76 Fitz Vic (1) 4-75, Pak (1) 0-69 Heathm (1) 18-114, Mulg CC (1) 18-81 MCC (1) 0-68.

Div 2: Sec 1: Will (1) 16-89 Yarr/Foot (2) 2-79, Sunb (1) 16-84 Flem/Kens (1) 2-69, Suns C (1) 2-66 Hopp (1) 16-86, Melton (2) 16-95 Rosam (1) 2-62, Alt Sports (1) 18-94 W’bee (2) 0-69. Sec 2: Strath (1) 3-72 Buck Pk (1) 15-79, Broad (1) 16-91 Ess (3) 2-65, Keil (1) 18-88 Craig (1) 0-60, Glenr (2) 0-64 W Cob (1) 18-92, Fitz Vic (2) 2-72 Pres-Res (1) 16-74. Sec 3: Ivan (1) 16-105 Rosan (1) 2-62, Heid Golf (1) 2-69 Dare C (1) 16-72, Green (1) 1679 Bund RSL (3) 2-74, C of Heid (1) 2-63 Rich Uni (2) 16-102, Montm (1) 16-114 MCC (3) 0-49. Sec 4: Elth (2) 1-62 Moorool (1) 17-83, Burw Dist (2) 2-65 Lily (2) 16-83, Chirn Pk (1) 14-99 Montm (2) 4-64, Yarr Glen (2) 14-85 Bays (1) 4-78, Hurst (1) 18-97 Warb (1) 0-68. Sec 5: Monb (1) 4-69 Mitch (2) 14-80, Heathm (2) 3-64 Burw Dist (3) 15-86, Black (1) 2-80 Verm Sth (1) 16-81, Ash (1) 1685 Up Tec T (1) 2-77, Camb Cent (1) 16-99 Mt Wav (1) 2-75. Sec 6: SOC (1) 14-90 Melb (2) 4-57, Ber (2) 4-66 Clay (2) 14-69, Glen Wav (2) 6-72 Fern Gul (2) 12-77, Verm Sth (2) 14-88 Black (2) 4-66.

Sec 7: Ber (3) 3-74 Nar War (1) 15-80, Cran RSL (1) 2-76 Pak (2) 16-92, Burd Pk (2) 9-77 Mulg CC (2) 9-77, Clay (3) 4-79 Cran (2) 14-83, Mord (1) 2-82 Hamp Park (1) 16-88. Sec 8: Melb (3) 14-78 Hamp (1) 4-77, Mid Pk (1) 16-86 Elst Pk (1) 2-68, Ment (3) 18-99 Bright (3) 0-56, Albert Pk (1) 14-77 Bent (1) 4-65, Chelt (2) 18-84 Glen E-McKinnon (1) 0-61.

Div 3: Sec 1: New (1) 3-77 Will (2) 15-88, Suns RSL (1) 2-75 Yarr/Foot (3) 16-89, Moon Pds (2)

16-92 Alt (3) 2-69, Port Melb (1) 16-88 W’bee (3) 2-63, Hopp (2) 4-79 Foots Pk (1) 14-84. Sec 2: Buck Pk (2) 16-111 Strath (2) 2-67, Moon Pds (3) 2-62 Mari Pk (1) 16-122, Clift Pk (1) 2-66 Moon Val (2) 16-81, Yarr/Foot (4) 14-87 Sunb (2) 4-84, Craig (2) 16-82 Keil (2) 2-76. Sec 3: Kings (2) 2-73 Ivan (2) 16-83, Lal (3) 18-97 Montm (3) 0-56, Glenr (3) 2-60 Diam Ck (1) 16-100, E Ivan (1) 1467 Epp RSL (1) 4-66. Sec 4: Moorool (2) 18-95 Heals (1) 0-60, N Bal (1) 2-66 Donc (1) 16-78, Chirn Pk (2) 14-102 Temp T (1) 4-66, Croy (2) 2-66 Grey (1) 16-89, Donv (2) 2-74 Ring (2) 16-88. Sec 5: East Glf (1) 14-74 Moorool (3) 4-67, Box H RSL (1) 0-60 Heath Rec (1) 18-105, Rich Uni (3) 1473 Aub (1) 4-72, Donc (2) 16-82 Black (3) 2-71, Verm Sth (3) 2-57 Bor (1) 16-85. Sec 6: Nar War (2) 18-90 Ber (4) 0-74, Mulg CC (3) 16-103 Glen Wav (3) 2-65, Mt Wav (2) 14-81 Cran (3) 4-64, Wav Glf (1) 2-54 Nob Pk (1) 16-78, Dand Clb (1) 7-81 Card Waters (1) 11-81.

Div 4: Sec 1: Lav (1) 4-70 Suns VRI (1) 14-76, W’bee (4) 16-96 St. Albans (1) 2-75, Deer Pk (2) 16-101 Melton (3) 2-74, Alt North (1) 18-86 Keil (3) 0-65, Alt (4) 2-66 City of Melb (1) 16-95. Sec 2: Aber (1) 18-87 Prin Pk Carlton (1) 0-59, W Cob (2) 4-77 Bruns (1) 14-80, Pres-Res (2) 18-139 Cob More (1) 0-40, Ess (4) 18-95 Werribee (5) 0-71, Glad Pk (1) 16-82 Lal (4) 2-67. Sec 3: Rosan (2) 18-87 Elth (3) 0-65, Diam Ck (2) 14-87 Kings (3) 4-68, MCC Kew Sports (2) 15-80 Hurst (2) 3-72, Y Val CC (1) 16-88 Ivan (3) 2-78, Bund RSL (4) 1688 Alph (1) 2-70.

Div 5: Sec 1: Buck Pk (3) 16-76 Will (3) 2-70, W’bee (6) 3-63 Yarr/Foot (5) 15-91, Alt (5) 14-74 Alt Sports (2) 4-73, Mari Pk (2) 16-89 Hopp (3) 2-78, Sunb (3) 16-81 Suns C (2) 2-66. Sec 2: Dout Gal (1) 18-108 Buck Pk (4) 0-52, Hopp (4) 18-103 Glenr (4) 0-55, Strath (3) 2-70 Sunb (4) 16-77, Flem/Kens (2) 14-86 Broad (2) 4-73, Moon Val (3) 7-84 Clift Pk (2) 11-84. Sec 3: Whitt (3) 14-87 Lal (5) 4-81, Ivan (4) 12-74 C of Heid (2) 6-68, Bund RSL (5) 16-83 Pres-Res (3) 2-59, Dare C (2) 18-84 Heid Golf (2) 0-63, Fawk (1) 4-72 Green (2) 14-78.

Div 6 Sec 1: Will (4) 14-82 Lav (2) 4-66, Keil (4) 2-79 Port Melb (2) 16-88, City of Melb (2) 14-87 Hopp (5) 4-71, Yarr/Foot (6) 16-90 Deer Pk (3) 2-69, Melton (4) 16-115 Alt (6) 2-69. Sec 2: Ess (5) 16-103 Aber (2) 2-71, Rosam (2) 17-108 W Cob (3) 1-45, Glenr (5) 0-0 Glad Pk (2) 18-15, Mari Pk (3) 14-76 Keil (5) 4-73, Hopp (6) 18-93 Strath (4) 0-60. Sec 3: Elth (4) 15-81 Whitt (4) 3-73, Hurst (3) 14-83 Diam Ck (3) 4-82, Thorn (1) 1692 Rosan (3) 2-62, Kings (5) 14-79 Fair (2) 4-64, Green (3) 16-93 Bund RSL (6) 2-60.

Div 7: Sec 1: Deer Pk (4) 16-94 Alt North (2) 2-62, City of Melb (3) 18-15 Yarr/Foot (7) 0-0, St. Albans (2) 18-105 Suns RSL (2) 0-54, Pt Cook Village (1) 18-116 Palm Lake (1) 0-58, Suns VRI (2) 16-98 Hopp (7) 2-64, W’bee (7) 0-0 New (2) 18-15. Sec 2: Keil (6) 0-56 Bruns (2) 18-97, Foots Pk (2) 0-50 Moon Val (5) 18-116, Clift Pk (3) 18-15 Moon Pds (4) 0-0, Cob More (2) 0-0 Moon Val (4) 18-15, Prin Pk Carlton (2) 16-77 Buck Pk (5) 2-74, Strath (5) 14-79 Dout Gal (2) 4-75. Sec 3: Kings (5) 4-83 Whitt (6) 14-94, Epp RSL (2) 18-138 Fawk (2) 0-31, Whitt (5) 18-101 Broad (3) 0-54, Pres-Res (4) 15-18 Glenr (6) 0-0, Lal (6) 14-84 Bund RSL (7) 4-61, Glad Pk (3) 18-84 Dare C (3) 0-63.

Div 8: Sec 1: Suns C (3) 0-36 Ess (6) 14-46, Sunb (5) 2-41 Mari Pk (4) 12-42, Port Melb (3) 12-43 Deer Pk (5) 2-35. Sec 2: E Ivan (3) 0-0 Ess (7) 1415, Hurst (4) 2-38 Rosan (5) 12-43, Craig (3) 14-15 Clift Pk (4) 0-0. Sec 3: Warb (3) 14-15 Mitch (6) 0-0, Heathm (7) 14-56 Bays (4) 0-30, Glen Wav (6) 1-34 Mt Wav (5) 13-35, Donv (6) 14-65 Benn (3) 0-17, Mt Wav (6) 14-15 Burw Dist (5) 0-0.

Div 9: Sec 1: Donc (7) 0-0 Edith (5) 14-15, MCC Kew Sports (5) 14-40 Wav Glf (4) 0-33, Black (6) 14-15 Donc (8) 0-0, Glen Wav (7) 12-44 Bent (5) 2-35.

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Open puts young Aussie duo back in the limelight Williamstown’s Andrew Whittington and South Australia’s Alex Bolt are shaping up as a formidable young duo in the Australian Open men’s doubles.

Quarter-finalists last season after a incredible run, Whittington and Bolt wanted to prove they were no one-slam wonders, backing up last year’s effort with a creditable third-round finish at this year’s Open.

The pair was eliminated from the tournament in heart-breaking fashion at Hisense Arena on Sunday, losing in two nail-biting tiebreak sets, 7-6 (9-7) 7-6 (7-3), to veterans Pablo Cuevas, of Uruguay, and David Marrero, of Spain.

In the opening round, the shoe was on the other foot with Whittington and Bolt surviving two tiebreak sets to oust 15th

seeds Marin Draganja (Croatia) and Henri Kontinen (Finland), 7-6 (7-4) 7-6 (7-4) in an upset on outside court seven.

They progressed through to the third round with a three-set, 2-6, 7-5, 7-5, win over Jeremy Chardy (France) and Lukasz Kubot (Poland) on show court three.

The second week of the Australian Open will see all the champions crowned at Melbourne Park.

Lance Jenkinson

Alex Bolt and Andrew Whittington share a fist bump during the Australian Open.

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Seagull bats do the job in key encounter

Daniel Kelly was euphoric after forcing Luke Zachrich into submission with a kimura in his UFC debut in Sydney in November. (Mark Kolbe/Getty Images)

Kelly’s kimura moment

By Lance Jenkinson Daniel Kelly has climbed to the summit of his previous two sports, so why start doubting him now?

Kelly represented Australia in judo at four Olympic Games over a 12-year span and made it to the Commonwealth Games in wrestling.

The 37-year-old has proven he will leave no stone unturned to be physically ready to take on the world’s best, and he has the mental toughness to make it to the top.

When Kelly decided to jump into the octagon and give mixed martial arts a try, his move was met with derision from some quarters.

Kelly, who runs Resilience Training Centre at Footscray, teaching kids the finer points of martial arts, wanted a new edge to his competitive sporting exploits.

He had long admired the athletes in the Ultimate Fighting Championship (UFC) of the United States and the Pride Fighting Championship (PFC) of Japan, so he thought, why not give it go?

“The way I break down MMA in a really basic way is striking, take downs and ground game,” Kelly told Star Weekly.

“The judo has given me an okay base in ground game, an okay base in the take downs, but I started striking from scratch and obviously had to change my tactics and quite a few of the skills in the ground game and takedowns, because there’s no judo jacket in MMA. “The biggest thing that I had to do was start doing striking, the boxing and the kickboxing.”

So Kelly went to work.

Every day in the gym, he boxed and kickboxed, then repeated it the next day and the next.

Once he felt comfortable that he had the skills to compete locally in MMA, he stepped into the octagon.

Seven wins in seven bouts earned Kelly a spot on the card for UFC Fight Night 55 in Sydney.

The Westmeadows resident still had his knockers, particularly after a first round submission to Sheldon Westcott in the Ultimate Fighter reality television show.

Kelly, who is under no illusions of the dangers of competing in such a brutal sport as MMA, was hellbent on proving his doubters wrong.

He stepped up in front of a massive crowd at Allphones Arena in Sydney for his UFC

debut, beating American Luke Zachrich by submission with a kimura.

It was the moment Kelly arrived in the sport, and one he will always cherish.

“It was very satisfying getting your first win in the UFC and proving quite a few people wrong who said you don’t belong there, you shouldn’t be doing it, you’re too old and this and that,” Kelly said.

“I was on the reality TV show and that didn’t go very well for me so that was a bit of redemption for me in Sydney to prove to myself and everyone that I can compete at that level.”

Kelly is no one-shot wonder, and now he wants to carve out a career in the UFC. All going well, he plans to compete at the top level for at least four years.

“I want to get as far as I can in this sport – I wouldn’t be doing it otherwise.”

Kelly is married to Maria Pekli, a Commonwealth Games gold medallist and Olympic bronze medallist in judo. Pekli is supportive of her husband’s career move to MMA. Meanwhile, Kelly takes the next step in his new career when he competes on the UFC Fight Night main card in Colorado on February 14.

Williamstown’s batting depth came to the fore as it powered to an imposing 8-295 off 80 overs against Preston in the Victorian Sub-District Cricket Association north-west group at Preston City Oval on Saturday.

The Seagulls had meaningful contributions across the board – when one player fell, another was there to continue the momentum.

Opener Cameron Smith ignited the innings by top-scoring with 69 and forming solid stands with opening partner Luke Rainone (15) and captain Craig Sheedy (28).

From the middle order came contributions from Matthew Dervan (34) and Cameron D’Altera (50).

Just when Preston was about to deliver the knock-out blow on the Seagulls’ innings, up stepped lower- order batsman Daniel Popa (38no) and Mitchell Knight (22no), who shared an unbroken 51-run partnership late in the day.

For the Seagulls, sitting in eighth spot, nine points outside the top six, it’s must-win time if they are to maintain their pursuit of a finals berth.

Altona is well placed against Kew on the road at Victoria Park after posting 251 in 79.4 overs.

The A’s relied on a captain’s knock from Shane Jones (125) to produce nearly half their runs.

He was ably supported by middleorder batsmen Ben Murfet (20), Tim Collins (30) and Josh Young (29).

The fifth-placed A’s will have one foot in the finals line-up if they are successful in defending their total.

Yarraville holds all the aces in its showdown with ladder leader Melton at McPherson Park.

The Eagles bowled Melton out for 100, with English import Harry Finch taking 6-34 off 13 overs and captain Matthew Love snaring 3-9 off nine.

The Eagles were 4-75 at stumps, needing 26 for victory, with Love (10no) and Josh Hahnel (0no) at the crease.

Having beaten second-placed Roxburgh Park-Broadmeadows in the previous round, the Eagles can complete an impressive quinella and just about confirm their finals berth by downing Melton.

Lance Jenkinson

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(Not available in Target stores) Offers valid on Saturday 31 January and Sunday 1 February at Grieve Parade location only. Not available in-store or online.

Available while stocks last. * Excludes footwear. ^Off the original price.