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A cubby house that has given countless Kyneton school children hours of fun will soon get a new home for itself. Kyneton Primary School’s cubby, a feature of the Baynton Street playground for several decades, will go under the hammer at a community auction this Saturday. The school council has decided to sell the popular playground feature because it needs work and cannot be relocated to the new school, which will be built in Edgecombe Street. Money raised at the auction will help the school buy a ‘playpod’ – a playground project including a shipping container filled with reclaimed objects, ranging from furniture to tractor tyres. Acting principal Sue White says the playpod will enable children to construct rocket ships, stages, ships, cars, beds, swings and slides. ‘‘The possibilities are endless,’’ she says. Saturday’s auction, which starts at 10am, is open to the whole community. Ms White says the cubby needs some general repairs but should provide years of enjoyment yet. ‘‘We encourage anyone interested in buying a piece of Kyneton history to come along and join the bidding.’’ SARAH, HAMISH, JAMES AND ALEC

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Councillor suspended A Hume councillor plans to appeal a one-month suspension handed down last week after a probe into a heated meeting last year about Sunbury’s separation from Hume. As reported by Star Weekly online, Sunbury-based councillor Jack Medcraft will be barred from all council meetings, briefings and events until the suspension, which started on Sunday, is complete. Fellow Sunbury councillor Jack Ogilvie was reprimanded. Last week’s Municipal Association of

Victoria (MAV) hearing, which followed an independent inquiry held earlier this year, followed complaints made after a meeting at Broadmeadows Town Hall last September. It was alleged Cr Medcraft tussled with a Broadmeadows Progress Association supporter over a sign and yelled at a number of people. Cr Ogilvie was accused of intimidating behaviour during the brief confrontation that ensued. Cr Medcraft said he would appeal the 30-day ban at the Victorian Civil and Administrative Tribunal. He said the Sunbury councillors had not been

given a fair hearing. Cr Medcraft, who stood as an independent candidate at last November’s state election, claimed the initial investigation was politically motivated. He said those present for the latest hearing were not required to give evidence under oath. ‘‘I’ll be challenging the judgement and the sentence,’’ Cr Medcraft said. ‘‘The [MAV] panel was given the same report as the previous inquiry which cleared everybody.’’ Cr Medcraft described the two-person panel as ‘‘a kangaroo court’’. ‘‘None of the witnesses were questioned as part of the hearing,’’ he said.

‘‘I feel we’ve been shafted here.’’ Hume council’s city governance and information director, Daryl Whitford, would confirm only that a report from a recently completed conduct panel would be tabled at Monday night’s council meeting, after Star Weekly went to press. ‘‘All parties have been notified of the outcome,’’ he said.

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Youth employment cuts slammed By Matt Crossman The federal government has been accused of cutting employment services to little more than a job-matching scheme amid fears many unemployed youth in Melbourne’s north and north-west will be left with fewer options after June 30. Three tailored jobs programs and at least 12 full-time staff are likely to be axed from Youth Projects’ Sunbury, Craigieburn and Glenroy centres after the not-for-profit agency missed out on a national employment services tender. Youth Projects has been providing health,

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employment and training services to young people facing disadvantage, unemployment, homelessness, alcohol and other drug issues for close to 20 years. Chief executive Melanie Raymond said the government’s choice to ‘‘favour’’ profit-driven providers meant programs to transition youth into jobs and training would cease.

‘‘It’s a massive blow to young people in the north,’’ Ms Raymond said. As reported by Star Weekly Weekly, Victoria ended 2014 with the highest yearly average youth unemployment rate since the 1990s, at 14.6 per cent. On Melbourne’s north-western fringe, including Sunbury, this figure was slightly higher at 14.8 per cent. Employment Minister Eric Abetz said the three-year, $5 billion program would slash red tape and eliminate ‘‘training for training’s sake’’. He said the new system would provide clearer incentives to ensure employment service providers focused on preparing jobseekers to

meet the needs of local employers, helping them find and keep a job. But Ms Raymond said global job service providers had been handed huge portfolios at the expense of not-for-profit organisations. ‘‘The government seems to have a preference for large-scale, international providers that specialise in cost-cutting, but it’s local organisations like Youth Projects that have done the best work,’’ she said. ‘‘If you are profit driven, you focus on the clients who are easier to place.’’ Ms Raymond said successful programs for early school leavers, including a kitchen academy and trades training, faced an uncertain future.

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More than 1000 entrants will lace up their running shoes for a charity race at Hanging Rock this Saturday. Participants in Run the Rock can cover 19, 10 or five-kilometre race tracks, with juniors competing in a two-kilometre race. All races will take runners around the Rock, starting and finishing near the racecourse. This year’s event will raise funds for the International Women’s Development Agency, which supports women’s rights globally. Riddells Creek’s Tim Rath (pictured) will tackle the gruelling 19-kilometre course. The award-winning RDFL umpire pulled out ahead of last year’s event due to a knee injury. After several ‘‘clean-ups’’, he’s confident that extensive rehabilitation and training up and down Riddells Creek’s hilly roads will ensure he crosses the line. Rath, 52, says he enjoys running’s social side. ‘‘I’m not really a racing person, I just like getting out there and doing it for fun … it’s good to just run with a great group of people and help each other.’’ Races start from 8.15am. For more details, visit www.starttofinish.com.au.

Macedon Ranges residents plagued by poor mobile phone coverage are pleading with the federal government to act swiftly to rectify coverage issues. A public forum on the issue was held in Beveridge last Wednesday. Gisborne South’s Christine Roussiyan said reception in the fire-prone area was so poor many people felt left in the dark in emergencies. ‘‘It’s really bad,’’ she said. ‘‘You’ve got the FireReady app going, but your phone is saying ‘SOS only’.’’ Ms Roussiyan said that while residents in the area welcomed the recent introduction of wi-fi internet, mobile services remained horribly inconsistent. ‘‘We’re 48 kilometres from Melbourne; on a clear day we can see the city skyline from the front window,” she said. “But mobile phone? Forget it.’’ Ms Roussiyan said people on the metropolitan fringe reasonably expected to have mobile coverage. Federal McEwen Labor MP Rob Mitchell said there had been 10,000 requests for improved coverage across 6000 locations nationally since the government announced its mobile blackspot program. ‘‘Let’s say these towers cover 1000 blackspots; that’s 5000 locations that will miss out,’’ Mr Mitchell said. Parliamentary secretary for communications Paul Fletcher said the government was aware of the need for improved coverage and hoped to announce locations of new base stations soon.

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Tourers make their marque The sometimes fine line between machinery and art will be under the microscope when 100 classic cars line up in Gisborne ahead of this year’s Great Macedon Ranges Grand Tour. This Saturday’s 250-kilometre event begins with a public display in Aitken Street from 7.30am. Leaving Gisborne at 9am, cars take the scenic route to Riddells Creek and park at the town’s farmers market for morning tea at 10.30. Tour president David Ellis says this year’s featured marque is MG. More than 20 of the sleek but simply designed vehicles will lead other pre-1988 cars and motorcycles. “They’re just a timeless British sports car,” Mr Ellis says of their enduring appeal. The oldest MG entered is a 1932 J2, “a beaut little two-door”, according to Mr Ellis. Visit www.macedonrangesgrandtour.com. au for more details. Matt Crossman

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Two MPs have used an Open Garden session at an emergency services training centre to protest its closure. On Friday, federal Bendigo MP Lisa Chesters and state Macedon MP Mary-Anne Thomas said the federal government’s decision to transform the Australian Emergency Management Institute into a “virtual” centre at Canberra would impact disaster response. Last May, the government said some of the centre’s 60 jobs would be relocated to Canberra, but the tender process for its replacement continues. The move is expected to save the government $900,000 over four years.

Romsey tourism, trade forum

Romsey residents and retailers are being urged to take part in a forum to identify streetscape improvements and ways to increase tourism and trade. The meeting at Romsey Community Hub starts at 7pm this Wednesday. For the full story, visit www.macedonranges.starweekly.com.au.

number plate thefts from vehicles were reported. Hume crime prevention officer Jacqui Newman says volunteers will fit one-way screws to number plates as part of a free event this Saturday.“One-way anti-theft screws not only secure the registration plate but make it extremely difficult for would-be thieves to steal them,” she said. The free SafePl8 session will be held in the Bunnings carpark from 10am-2pm.

Hospital appeal success

Volunteers from the CFA, SES and community helped raise thousands of dollars for the Royal Children’s Hospital on Good Friday. More than $15,000 was collected by firefighters and Scouts in Gisborne, while $12,150 was raised at Woodend. A joint effort involving firefighters from Sunbury, Wildwood and Diggers Rest and Sunbury SES collected $14,377. Staff of Williamson’s Foodworks at Gisborne and Sunbury also donated their time to raise more than $30,000 for the appeal.

Carlsruhe rediscovered

Taungurung elder Uncle Larry Walsh has helped unveil the final stage of a $120,000 project celebrating Carlsruhe’s local history. Funded by the state government and Macedon Ranges council, the Yelka Park project included the creation of an interpretive Aboriginal walk, barbecue and grave restorations.

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Notice of Special Council Meetings Pursuant to Section 84 of the Local Government Act 1989 the Mayor, Cr Jennifer Anderson has called the following Special Council Meetings.

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Sunbury group seeks one voice By Matt Crossman The future of the former Victoria University site at Sunbury, local road upgrades and progress on the town’s planned separation from Hume are top of the agenda for a new group seeking to become a strong voice for all residents. The Sunbury Community Progress Association plans to conduct regular forums to thrash out local issues. President Alison Cunningham said many people believed Sunbury lacked a representative body that takes into account a range of views.

She said the new association planned to unite people from smaller community and business groups and to advocate to local, state and federal governments. ‘‘Our focus is different,’’ Ms Cunningham said. ‘‘What we’re trying to do is connect all these great groups that already exist in Sunbury. ‘‘Residents know what they want,” she said. “We intend to act as a conduit to make it happen.’’ Ms Cunningham said the group had yet to adopt a position on the contentious issue of

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Sunbury out of Hume, the collective view being that “the original process was poorly handled’’. ‘‘My personal view is that there should be a compulsory vote with all the facts and boundaries on the table,’’ Ms Cunningham said. She said membership of the new group

would not be restricted to ratepayers and people would be able to freely raise matters they believe the community should discuss. Twelve people attended the group’s first meeting, held late last month. ‘‘Everybody’s view will be considered,’’ Ms Cunningham said. ‘‘That’s the way you get somewhere, by talking. ‘‘Sometimes plan B is better.’’ The group will meet every month. For more details, email scpa0315@gmail. com.

Fat chewed over ’yards People who buy or sell livestock at Kyneton have the chance to help shape the future of the town’s 150-year-old saleyards. Macedon Ranges council is asking large-scale producers, hobby farmers and stock agents how the yards can be improved. Workshops and an online survey are being conducted as part of an $85,000 study, which will identify ways to upgrade and increase the saleyards’ economic contribution to the area. Mayor Jennifer Anderson says the saleyards play an important social and economic role. ‘‘It’s important that anyone who uses this facility tells us what they think it needs to thrive into the future.’’ Farmer Ron Phillips, who raises sheep and cattle on 242 hectares near Kyneton, believes fewer markets could actually boost interest. ‘‘They hold a store market once a month and a fat market once a week … I think that

should be made once a month or maybe once a fortnight. ‘‘They certainly need bigger numbers at the fat market, otherwise you just end up with speculators wanting to buy them and send them down to Melbourne.’’ A drop-in session for the general community will take place at Kyneton Town Hall on May 4. A producers’ and buyers’ workshop will be held at Kyneton Mechanics Institute on May 5. Both sessions start at 6.30pm. To complete the survey, visit www.mrsc. vic.gov.au/yoursay. For more details about the strategy, phone 5421 0800. Matt Crossman Kyneton Saleyards are important to the local economy. (Joe Mastroianni)

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Burn-offs spark blazes, warnings By Matt Crossman Firefighters are urging landholders to avoid becoming April fools following a spate of out of control burn-offs in the Macedon Ranges. CFA volunteers from Woodend, Lancefield and surrounds spent a large part of the Easter weekend putting out blazes lit by residents who were often ill prepared. Woodend first lieutenant Mike Dornau said while fire restrictions ended on March 30, many paddocks remained dry and fires that weren’t properly planned could easily get out of hand.

He said most of the nine fires attended by Woodend crews at Easter had been started by long-term residents who should have known better. ‘‘Some of them hadn’t even cleared a firebreak around the fire and just kept piling stuff on,’’ he said. ‘‘In some cases they didn’t even have water on hand. “It’s just totally irresponsible.’’ Brigades’ fundraising efforts for the Royal Children’s Hospital’s Good Friday Appeal were interrupted by a burn-off at Woodend, which threatened a house and bushland off Black Forest Drive about 2pm.

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All available trucks and volunteers were immediately diverted to the fire, which took about two hours to bring under control. In Lancefield, the CFA was called to four outof-control burn-offs during the weekend. On Easter Sunday, 10 tankers and about 50 firefighters from Carlsruhe, Newham, Woodend, Kyneton, Springfield, Romsey, Benloch and Nulla Vale helped Lancefield

volunteers control an eight-hectare grassfire beside Three Chain Road. The last vehicle left the scene at 5pm, five and a half hours after the first call. CFA district operations officer Chris Jacobsen said the lifting of restrictions gave people the chance to clean up their land, but council bylaws still applied and common sense was still definitely needed. All burn-offs must be registered with the CFA by phoning 1800 668 511. For questions about burning off, phone 5422 0333 or go online at www.mrsc.vic.gov. au/burning-off.

Welcome mat’s out It’s not often that women are given the chance to hang out in one of the five Macedon Ranges Men’s Sheds. The sheds, after all, not only give men the opportunity to build, create and contribute to community projects but provide the time and place for them to have meaningful conversations between themselves. But in what is believed to be a national first, Macedon MP Mary-Anne Thomas, Bendigo MP Lisa Chesters and Macedon Ranges mayor Jennifer Anderson were last week made honorary members of Kyneton’s Men’s Shed. The gesture was recognition of state, federal and council grants of $400 and two lots of $600 so the men could buy a defibrillator for their shed. Kyneton Men’s Shed chairman John Mitchell said while the potentially life-saving

device was essential, it’s one tool the 35 or so members don’t mind if it gathers dust. ‘‘It’s the sort of equipment that everyone likes to have on hand but hopes nobody ever has to use,’’ he said. Mr Mitchell said it was an exciting time at the shed, which was recently granted independence from Cobaw Community Health, with plans to start an evening session for men who work during the day. ‘‘We’re looking at land on which to build a new shed,’’ he said. ‘‘Everything’s going frighteningly well at the moment.’’ Ms Chesters said the Men’s Shed movement was a national success story. ‘‘I’m sure this new chapter at Kyneton will continue the good work and make a very positive contribution to our local community.’’ Matt Crossman

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Owner Deb Murray and chef Walter Boschin use 30 years of experience and passion to transform local and seasonal produce into meals of perfection. The autumn menu features a fabulous array of tapas-style dishes, from $6 to $12, and authentic Italian wood fired pizzas, Deb says. Lunch and dinner are not the only courses taking on a fresh look – Portuguese baked eggs are the newest addition to the breakfast menu. And crowd-favourite Amber’s porridge, with walnuts, dates and caramelised banana, has made a comeback. Season’s offers something for everyone. Why not try the international dinners on Thursday nights where a new cuisine is offered every week? Patrons can have a three-course meal and a glass of wine for $40. For those looking for some Friday fun, pop down to Season’s between noon and 2pm to listen to the JC Jazz Trio and finish the week in style.

Riddells Creek coffee lovers can enjoy Castlemaine Roasters coffee, and find the perfect accompaniment in the range of house-baked treats, with plenty of sugar-free, gluten-free, paleo, vegetarian or vegan offerings. Season’s is the ideal place to relax and with Mother’s Day fast approaching, book soon. Take a spot in the courtyard garden or huddle in front of the wood fire while you enjoy breakfast or lunch with mum. “The Season’s team is one comprising passionate, professional staff who are committed to creating an environment that encompasses warmth, friendly service and good honest fresh food,” Deb says. The family-oriented restaurant is open seven days a week for breakfast and lunch; dinner service is available Thursday to Saturday. Catering and functions are also available. Season’s Bistro Bar & Deli, 4 Station Street, Riddells Creek. Opens: 8am-4pm Monday-Wednesday, 8am-late Thursday-Saturday and 8.30am-3pm Sunday. Inquiries: 5428 7501 or www.seasonsbistro.com.au

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MACEDON 27 Corks Road, 3440 Private sale

Gisborne Real Estate: 5428 8895 Price: $395,000 – $420,000 Private sale

This large house is all about a relaxed lifestyle. There are multiple living spaces, modern indoor and outdoor entertainment areas and large bedrooms. The open living hub has a meals areas and stylish kitchen with stone benches, high-gloss cabinets and stainless-steel oven, gas cooktop and rangehood. All three bedrooms have built-in wardrobes, including the main bedroom (right of entry), which has double doors and an en suite. The main bathroom has a bath and glass corner shower. Sliding doors off the family room open to an expansive outdoor area next to the barbecue. On a generous 900 square metre block there’s side access, established gardens, double lock-up garage and a studio with workshop attached. Extras include ducted gas heating and two split systems.

Renovators, builders and first-home owners, this property has all the potential to be that long-awaited house in the country. On a 2500 square metre block with established gardens and trees, the house has three bedrooms, one bathroom and rear access via Hunter Street. The family room is a generous open-plan space with slow-combustion heating, cooling and an exposed brick feature wall. A new kitchen includes modern floor tiles, laminate benches, oven, gas cooktop and rangehood. The private backyard has great potential for kids’ play equipment, a pool or the ultimate entertainment area. The shed offers extra storage or a small work area. This is a house for an expanding family plus there’s the opportunity for redevelopment or subdivision, subject to council approval. Location is ideal, close to shops and only a short stroll to the railway station.

Real Estate Today Is There a ‘Best Time to Sell’ Popular wisdom has it that spring is best to sell a home. Let’s just run through the factors that should influence you when you think of selling;*Needs. Why are you selling? Is it to downsize, upgrade, reduce maintenance, take a new job, return to your roots. *Aspect. When is your home most comfortable and serene? Is it cool in the heat of summer, warm and sunny in the winter, is the garden breathtaking in spring or are the surrounding trees glorious in autumn. *Season. While it’s true that people become more active when the weather warms up, and you may therefore be able to tap into a greater pool of buyers, you have to factor in that thousands of other vendors may have the same idea – and therefore, the market can be flooded with listings.

RIDDELLS CREEK 1 Simms Court, 3431 Dunlop Real Estate Sunbury: 9744 2555 Price: Contact agent Auction: April 18 at 2pm On 0.62 hectares of bush, this house was built in the late 1920s-early and retains its period charm with corrugated iron and oiled weatherboards. It recently had an update by an eco designer and has two distinct sections, the reworked original house and an upgraded wing. Both have features such as polished pine flooring, support pillars, huge red gum slab benches, cherrywood-fronted wardrobes and a feature wall of oiled weatherboards salvaged from the outside of the house during construction. The main bedroom, towards the rear, has a built-in wardrobe and en suite, while the others have built-in wardrobes. One has balcony access. Extras include a water tank. Large double-glazed windows at the front and solar panels help keep the heating bills down and there is a low-emission wood fire. This charming hillside property is great for those looking for a house full of character and surrounded by nature.

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*Market Economics. The real estate and interest markets fluctuate, and it’s getting more volatile as we respond to international economic trends. *Local supply and demand. This varies all the time depending on your locality and is usually unrelated to seasons, weather or economics. So what’s the conclusion? Carefully consider all factors for your locality, your property and your needs. At the end of the day it’s quality that counts. Remember that for every property there is a buyer and a seller and looking to be put together. Dunlop Real Estate can do this. If we can assist you on any real estate matter such as a sale, purchase, letting or development, feel free to contact me John Dunlop on 9744 2555 at any time or call into our friendly offices at Sunbury and Gisborne for a talk.

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SUNBURY 86 The Old Stock Run, 3429 Leeburn & Company Sales: 9744 1455

Price: $560,000 – $590,000

The quiet life awaits in this stylish and sophisticated residence, tailor-made for modern family living and tucked away in Sunbury’s prestigious Rolling Meadows estate. At the front of a generous 1289-square metre block, there is ample space to develop or extend as needs change, subject to council approval. The large proportions of this brick veneer are a definite bonus, with three living areas spread out over a flexible floor plan. Cream, white and ash tones on the

Private Sale

walls and floor tiles create a neutral palette to enhance the sleek modern decor. Tiles flow from the entry throughout the communal zones. There’s an open study nook to the left of the entrance and a family-room/ theatre room to the right, both with plush grey carpet. The hotel-style main bedroom is tucked behind the study and has a large walk-in wardrobe and open en suite with an oversized spa and glass shower. At the heart of the house, the expansive living hub is centred on the

impressive ultra-modern kitchen with black stone benches, laminate cabinets and stainless-steel appliances, including a dishwasher, 900mm freestanding oven, gas cooktop and rangehood. The L-shaped island bench overlooks a sprawling family-meals area with plenty of space for large gatherings or when the kids’ friends hang out. Three generous-sized bedrooms are at the rear, all with built-in wardrobes. The main bathroom has a small bath, glass shower and black stone vanity, contrasting with a porcelain basin.

There is a separate powder room. The decked alfresco overlooks a huge backyard, which is presently a blank canvas for anyone with green thumbs and a creative mind. There is a large 11 x 8 metre Colorbond shed with rear access, an added bonus for a tradie or home entrepreneur. Other features include ducted heating, evaporative cooling and a remote-controlled double garage. Esther Lauaki 13 SUNBURY & MACEDON RANGES STAR WEEKLY \ APRIL 14, 2015

Kennedy & Hunt:

Agent Contacts:

33 Brantome St, Gisborne,Victoria, 3437

Jason Kennedy: Wilma Grumont: Dominic Romeo:

Ph: (03) 5428 2544 Fax: (03) 5428 2816

Gisborne 15 Wyralla Crescent

NEW LISTING

0417 383 235 0409 138 472 0407 435 589

Private Sale

Elevate Your Lifestyle. Family home in sought after elevated location with spectacular views across Gisborne to Mount Macedon. This superbly located home offers 4 good size bedrooms, WIR and BIR to master, separate formal living plus family living and dining areas â&#x20AC;&#x201C; all north facing with easy access to great decked outdoor entertaining area which provides a brilliant location to embrace the magnificent outlook. Warm timber floorboards and neutral tones provide a blank canvas. Slow combustion wood heater, split system heating & cooling along with ceiling fans to bedrooms ensure year round comfort. On approx. 1,331sqm of established low maintenance gardens (with level rear yard for the kids), move straight in and enjoy the great location so close to the township and all that Gisborne and the Macedon Ranges has to offer.

Private Sale Details: $640,000

Viewing Times: Thursday 3.00 - 3.30pm Saturday 2.00 - 2.30pm

Gisborne 8 Coop Drive

Private Sale

A brilliant starter or retirement property. With lots of extras and improvements. Land approx. 700m2.

GISBORNE 23 Hurst Street

Property Information:

A4 B2 C2

Private Sale

A home with a view.

Ready to move into & enjoy. 3 well proportioned bedrooms, 2 bathrooms, laundry, laundry study/4 udy th bedroom & bright living/dining/kit udy/4 living/ chen. Features inc. high ceilings & doors, double glazing, evap cooling, speaker & ethernet cabling, dishwasher & decking. Integrated dbl garage. Garden shed & irrigation system complete the landscaping.

This quality built home comprises 4 large bedrooms, Master with WIR & ensuite, home theatre, retreat, study, udy open plan kitchen, living & dining room & outdoor area. udy, Features ducted heating, cooling, dbl garage, storage and a blank canvas to create your own garden. An opportunity to purchase wonderful views, a quality home and an exceptional location â&#x20AC;&#x201C; all in one package.

Private Sale Details:

$555,000

$535,000 - $555,000

Viewing Times: Saturday 12.00 - 12.30pm

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Property Information:

A3 B2 C2

Viewing Times: Saturday 12.00 - 12.30pm

Property Information:

A4 B2 C2 www.kennedyandhunt.com.au

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Agent Contacts:

33 Brantome St, Gisborne,Victoria, 3437

Jason Kennedy: Wilma Grumont: Dominic Romeo:

Ph: (03) 5428 2544 Fax: (03) 5428 2816

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Gisborne 12 Pinelea Grove

MOUNT MACEDON 92 Taylors Road

Attractive Heritage Style Home In Court Location. Private Garden on 1005m2 (approx).

“Manning Hill”. Complete Mt Macedon Tranquility on 1 acre.

Generous family accommodation, 2 living areas, 4 bedrms, study (or 5th bedrm), ensuite, family bathrm, laundry & undercover alfresco area. Dbl integrated garage & garden shed. Period style light fittings, 2.7m ceilings all add to the ambience. Life in this little pocket of Gisborne could be just what you’re looking for!

Magnificent gardens surround this property - your own lush private sanctuary. Comprises 3 bedrooms, lounge/dining, lounge/ family living & summer rumpus room. Tasteful warm neutral tones throughout. Extensive covered decking. Outdoor spa, shedding, chook shed, orchard + downstairs entertaining area with bar. Be very quick!

Private Sale Details:

$575,000

Contact Agent

Viewing Times:

By appointment.

Thurs 1.00-1.30pm; Sat 4.00 - 4.30pm

Property Info:

A4 B2 C2

Gisborne 18 Pearce Court

A3 B2 C3

Property Info:

Gisborne 8 Dumbarton Way

PRICE REDUCED

Mulbarton Estate ~ on approx. 1,021m2. Exceptional home in a blue ribbon location.

Superbly located in sought after Mulbarton Estate - on 1239m2 approx.

Features 3m ceilings, complimented by spacious living areas & 4 bedrooms. Bright & airy design with 2 outdoor areas, quality bathrooms/kitchen, garage & lock up carport. Incl. zoned natural gas ducted heating, air con. Superb presentation throughout. Fully landscaped. Inspection will not disappoint.

Feel welcomed on entry by the sense of grandeur. Features both formal & informal living spaces with fireplace, kitchen & dining + butlers pantry. Downstairs features an outdoor area, bedroom, ensuite & powder rm. The 2nd level comprises 3 large bedrms & study, udy further udy, complimented by a separate retreat.

Private Sale Details:

$665,000 - $690,000

$660,000 to $690,000

Viewing Times:

By appointment.

Thurs 4.00 - 4.30pm; Sat 3.00 - 3.30pm

Property Info:

NEW LISTING

A4 B2 C3

Property Info:

Mount Macedon 14 Salisbury Road

A4 B3 C2 Private Sale

The “Welkin”. A home for all seasons. Positioned in one of Mt. Macedon’s most desirable locations, the “Welkin” is your quintessential country home. Situated on 2000m2 of beautiful woodland garden & opposite parkland with waterfall, this outstanding house offers tranquility & privacy – all within easy walking distance of the Mt. Macedon village & school. The beautifully appointed interiors begin in the stunning entrance hall & continues through to the large sitting & dining room. This architect designed home boasts an expansive floor plan, comprising a master bedroom with WIR & ensuite, 2 bedrooms with BIRs, spacious study or 4th bedrm, family bathroom, modern kitchen with European appliances, walk in pantry, pantry breakfast room & spacious laundry. The house is further enhanced by double glazing, an abundance of storage, quality carpets and window treatments, polished floorboards, reverse cycle air con, solid fuel heater, 12,000L water tank, 2 garden sheds & large paved entertainment area. This is the perfect move to a more relaxed and healthy lifestyle.

Private Sale Details: Contact Agent

Viewing Times: By appointment.

Kennedy & Hunt Real Estate

Property Information:

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Sunbury Pty Ltd

1A Pasley Street, Sunbury

4A3B 2C

DOLL HOUSE - THE DREAM HOME!

Price: $540,000 to $570,000

This home is a majestic Sunbury residence, offer off ing hardwood floors, 2 separate indoor entertainment Inspection: areas including formal lounge and upstairs family/rumpus room, plus an impressive decked Saturday 10.00am to 10.30am Photo ID required outdoor entertaining area complete with built in seating and an impressive 10 person Jacuzzi. Comprising room,

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Additional features include refrigerated cooling and ducted heating, square set cornices, a designer feature open tread hardwood staircase with glass balustrades, double lock-up garage plus much much more!

35, 35A, 37 & 39 Keeper Street, Sunbury 3A2B1C

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Take your pick of the 4...These brilliant premium homes each have their own personality and embrace what true quality means being built buy a private Master Builder. From the second you walk in you will be impressed and see the attention to detail and pride in the builders workmanship with many incredible and highly desirable features.

Price: From $380,000 Inspection: Saturday 11.30am to 12.00pm Photo ID required Contact: Adam Sacco 0409 033 644 adam.sacco@leadingrealestate.com.au

5 Woodfield Place, Sunbury 4A2B2C

25 Watersprite Boulevard, Sunbury UL ATE STYLISH LIVING IN JACKSONS ULTIM HILL!

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This double storey delight offers off multiple living zones including formal lounge flowing to an open plan kitchen finished with s/s appliances. Off ing a spacious meals area and family room plus laundry and Offer downstairs powder room. Upstairs includes a retreat/study plus master bedroom with ensuite and WIR plus 2 great sized bedrooms with BIR’s sharing a central bathroom with toilet. As you step outside, you will be captivated with a undercover private outdoor entertaining oasis

3A2B 2C Price: $445,000 to $460,000 Inspection: Saturday 12.15pm to 12.45pm

Photo ID required

Contact: Adam Sacco 0409 033 644 adam.sacco@leadingrealestate.com.au

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Additional features include, high quality stainmaster carpets, ducted heating, evaporative cooling and much more! Price: $430,000 to $450,000 Inspection: Saturday 10:45am to 11:15am Photo ID required Contact: Adam Sacco 0409 033 644 adam.sacco@leadingrealestate.com.au

Additional features include ducted heating and evaporative cooling, ducted vacuum, under stairs storage room plus much more!

Shop 3, 2 Brook Street, Sunbury

OH MY... MY THAT’ THA S IMPRESSIVE! You will instantly be impressed by this young at heart modern home. This home has multiple living zones including formal lounge, with a further open plan living room incorporating kitchen and meals area plus family room. Outside is equally impressive with a great sized undercover pergola. Accommodation includes 3 generous size bedrooms, master with WIR and ensuite.

03 9744 2244

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71 GREENE STREET MACEDON

MACEDON

“Chiamington” 4000sqm (1 acre) of lifest lif yle paradise with stunning 4BR cedar residence. Extremely

lightfilled with ducted gas heating, soaring ceilings, DLUG. Walk to school, shops, train! Boxed vegies, chicken coup, fruit and berries. Essence of Macedon living!

27 CORKS ROAD

On huge approx 2498M2 picturesque block with rear access. New kitchen and tiles. 3BR, great storage, open plan living. Sep laundry. Fabulous potential - needs carpet and bit of work. Private back yard and pretty front garden. Ideal for many buyers, especially those wishing to park multiple vehicles, boats and caravans. Walk to train and shops! Ideal investment or building block (STCA).

$395,000-$420,000

$739,000 OPEN SATURDAY 12.00-12.30PM

GISBORNE

16 ACACIA COURT MOUNT MACEDON

2 CLARKE STREET

In a very convenient, and highly desirable court location, this home has 3BR plus study (or 4th bedroom), Low maintenance beautiful half acre (2096sqm) corner block on Mt Macedon Road. 4 Bedrooms (or 3+ kitchen/ family room, formal lounge.Lovely rear patio. With all the comfor mf ts of home including 2Xsplit mfor study) family room, sep lounge/dining room. Enjoy the bird parades from the lovely outside decked area systems, electric and wood heating. Dual access bathroom plus sep powder-room. Single carport. Pretty directly off the delightful rumpus room. Natural gas, town water, er sewerage. er, private gardens.

$440,000

$649,000

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50 JACKSONS CREEK WAY RIDDELLS CREEK

263 SANDY CREEK ROAD

Spectacular on 1310SQM - Ready to move in! 31.08SQ (288.77SQM) single storey with 2.7M ceilings.

Gloriously unique Circa 1888 “LEAWA “LEA RRA”. A” Situated on an established English garden allotment of approx A”.

3BR (master has ES/WIR) formal and infor inf mal living rooms, plus study. Ceramic floor tiles covering the

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caravans, trailers, boats etc. Courtyard and private outdoor living!

Plus 12x7.5m shed. Lovely ambience in convenient location.

$699,000 7/38 Brantome Street, Gisborne info@gisborne-realestate.com.au www.gisborne-realestate.com.au

$969,000

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5429 5544

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20 Regan Drive

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Unit 1/5 Stawell Street

$285,000

59 Metcalfe Drive

$402,000

4 Larissa Close

$435,000

26 Metcalfe Drive $365,000-$395,000

“Carlton Style In Kyneton”

❙ Many original features ❙ Large block, very private ❙ Ducted Gas Heating, Split System and Solid Fuel Heating ❙ North facing entertaining area ❙ Walk to the shops and public transport

❙ 2 Bedrooms, main with BIR ❙ Cosy sitting room with gas heater ❙ Superb kitchen with new stainless steel appliances ❙ Most attractive bathroom ❙ Sun room, high ceilings, sash windows ❙ Walking distance to Mollison St & train station ❙ Double car garage access via lane way

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22 Lowden Close $655,000-$670,000 206 Grahams Road

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What a find for a big Family-1700m2 approx.

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❙ Main bedroom with WIR & ensuite ❙ 3 more double bedrooms with BIR’s ❙ Study/5th bedroom ❙ B-I-G lounge/dining area ❙ Expansive kitchen/meals/family area ❙ Outdoor entertainment BBQ area ❙ Lock up garage suitable for 4+ cars

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Lot 1/3 Chisholm Drive

$169,000

SURROUNDING AREAS

SOLD SOLD “The Simple Life”

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9 Muir Court

LANCEFIELD

ROMSEY

❙ Two spacious bedrooms –main with WIR & Second with BIR. ❙ Two way bathroom with bath and shower recess ❙ Attractive lounge room ❙ Open plan electric kitchen, family & meals. ❙ Generous size laundry . ❙ Elegant outdoor court yard.

ROMSEY

“What a Beauty”- 3000m2 approx. ❙ Extra-large main bedroom with full wall of BIRs. ❙ Bedrooms 2 and 3 with BIRs. ❙ Large very light lounge with cathedral ceiling. ❙ Fantastic games/rumpus room. ❙ Neat kitchen with adjoining meals area. ❙ Light bathroom, separate toilet & neat laundry. ❙ 25m long x 10m wide x 5m high colourbond shed.

LAND

$475,000

ROMSEY

$676,000

4 2 2

1/925 Smith Lane

$320,000

81 Jackies Lane

$350,000

88 Camerons Road

$495,000

233 Chintin Road

$620,000

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Woodend 24 Honeysuckle Lane

Price $825,000

Tree change/country lifestyle on 6889m2 (approx. 1.72 Acres)

An excellent and very functional four bedroom brick veneer family home of approximately 30 squares situated on an outstanding level block with town water and natural gas and featuring rich red volcanic soil, with privacy and protection from prevailing winds provided by mature trees on boundaries. This could be the opportunity for your dream tree change/country lifestyle to come true.

View Sat 18 April 11-11.30am or by appointment John Keating 0419 880 444 Sandi Barry-Mueller 0408 392 347

Woodend 70 Hoburd Drive

Price $685,000

Tylden 30 Tylden Woodend Road

Price $439,000

View Sat 18 April 11.30-12pm Sat 2 May 12-12.30pm An ideal home for those who love open plan living, a generous parcel of land and a or by appointment sought after private location. Tucked away in a beautifully established garden setting Sandi Barry-Mueller featuring three wonderful living spaces, galley kitchen and expansive glass and sliding doors creating a visual and physical connection to outdoors. Four bedrooms, 0408 392 347 three bathrooms, spacious laundry, study nook and integrated carport and store.

1970’s Architecture on 4 Acres

Spacious Family Home on a Superb ¼ Acre

View By appointment Sandi Barry-Mueller Beautifully designed modern home comprising a sensational family floorplan and incorporating three living zones. Features sitting room/study, open plan 0408 392 347 family/dining & lounge area with access to an undercover alfresco entertaining patio and a well appointed kitchen. Within walking distance to the Tylden General Store and popular Tylden Primary School.

Auction Saturday 16 May at 11am (UNLESS SOLD PRIOR)

Estherdean

Auction Saturday 2 May at 11am

A Most Enviable Address

Hesket/Mount Macedon

1323 Mount Macedon Road (Corner of Straws Lane)

• Existing residence nestled in a beautiful garden setting with extensive mature English trees and a stunning cherry tree lined driveway on a superb 15.75 acre site. • Plans are in Council for a permit to allow for a new home to be sited to capture one of the most spectacular views and location in our district. • Excellent mountain spring fed water supply to large dam & good quality red volcanic soils

Woodend

133 High Street (Executors Realisation Sale A/C Estate Mrs D J Poletti) View Sat 18 April 10.30-11am Location, Location, Location - 992m2 Residential Homesite Reserve Price $1,475,000

or by appointment Sandi Barry-Mueller 0408 392 347 John Keating 0419 880 444

Inconspicuously nestled behind two of Woodend’s very best nature strip oak trees directly opposite the primary school, and with beautiful views to Golf Course hill is this prime inner township block that is close to all community facilities including shops, parks, and sporting facilities etc. Ideal site for single home or a townhouse/unit development, subject to Council approval. All services available including natural gas, town water, sewer, power and telephone.

Reserve Price $275,000 John Keating 0419 880 444 Sandi Barry-Mueller 0408 392 347

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54 Evans Street, Sunbury 40 Aitken Street, Gisborne

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Sunbury

9744 2555 5428 2800

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1 Simms Court Riddells Creek

MOORE FOR THE PREMIER FAMILY!!

IDYLLIC CHARM, ABUNDANT WILDLIFE, SUSTAINABILITY! THIS IS THE ONE!

Situated on approx 6000m² on prime land, this stunning two storey residence features 4 bedrooms plus study, multiple living areas, grand staircase to rumpus/living room, main with ensuite/spa. Timber kitchen, evaporative cooling, ducted gas heating, double garage, close to Calder Highway. Land Zoned Urban Growth! Explore the Potential!

This delightful, rustic & completely unique 4 bedroom property with solar design and orientation with corrugated iron and oiled-up weatherboards all on 6153m² approx. Recycled rail sleepers, giant redgum benches – natural gas. WOW!

FOR SALE $895,000 INSPECT BY APPOINTMENT CONTACT Sunbury Office 9744 2555

51 Cradle Road Diggers Rest

27A Anslow Street Woodend

DIGGERS DELIGHT

AS NEW TOWNHOUSE – 1 OF 2

An incredible opportunity awaits to purchase in one of the up and coming Victorian suburbs. This beautifully maintained home is tailor made for a young family, investor or first homeowner.

FOR SALE $305,000-$325,000 INSPECT THIS SATURDAY 10.00-10.30AM Photo ID Required CONTACT Sunbury Office 9744 2555

Stylish townhouse right in the heart of Woodend. Comprising 3 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms, spacious kitchen/dining/family area boasting high ceilings and paved courtyard. Close to V/Line station. Currently Tenanted.

AUCTION THIS SATURDAY @ 2pm INSPECT THIS SATURDAY 1.30-2.00pm Photo ID Required CONTACT Sunbury Office 9744 2555

FOR SALE $389,000 INSPECT THIS SATURDAY 11.00-11.30AM Photo ID Required CONTACT Gisborne Office 5428 2800

OPEN FOR INSPECTION 10.00-10.30am

12 La Perouse Court, Sunbury 51 Cradle Road, Diggers Rest

11.00-11.30am

76 Macedon Street, Sunbury 27A Anslow Street, Woodend

11.30-12.00pm

20 Rye Court, Romsey

SATURDAY 18TH APRIL 12.00-12.30pm

53 Cradle Road, Diggers Rest 300 Walsh Road, Bullengarook

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1 Simms Court, Riddells Creek 10 James Close, Sunbury

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15 Orr Street, Malmsbury

12.00-1.00pm

109 Aitken Street, Gisborne

1.00-1.30pm

7 Bowerbird Place, Sunbury

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54 Evans Street, Sunbury 40 Aitken Street, Gisborne

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76 Macedon Street Sunbury INVEST - ENJOY - OR NEW HOME SITE

AUCTION THIS SATURDAY 11.30AM ESP $260,000-$280,000 INSPECT THIS SATURDAY 11.00-11.30AM Photo ID Required CONTACT Sunbury Office 9744 2555

This 3 bedroom has lots of potential, with open plan living. Large garage workshop with 2 roomed bungalow, shower & wc. Land - 16.76 x 39.60 metres approx. Title details - Lot 2 Plan of Subdivision 825725Q

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300 Walsh Road Bullengarook

Diggers Rest

CONTEMPORARY HOME IN A PERFECT SETTING Contemporary limestone home on 29 acres approx. This lifestyle property features 4 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms, stylish kitchen and 2 living areas. A massive shed is ideal for truckies or tradies.

FIRST TIME OFFERED FOR SALE FOR SALE $775,000 INSPECT THIS SATURDAY 12.00-12.30PM Photo ID Required CONTACT Gisborne Office 5428 2800

These blocks are situated in the very popular Bloomdale estate. They will not last as they are ideally placed with easy access to the freeway. Get in quick they are priced to sell.

FOR SALE $155,000 each INSPECT Plans at office CONTACT Sunbury Office 9744 2555

RENTAL PROPERTIES AVAILABLE Gisborne

Sunbury

EXECUTIVE HOME 4 brs or 3 + study, ens, WIR, BIRs. Kitchen/meals/family, sep lounge area, gas & elec cooking and dishwasher. Ducted heating and evap cooling, outdoor undercover entertaining area & dbl garage.

QUIET COURT LOCATION 3 br family home, BIR’s, new carpets, lounge, kit/meals, verandah, double carport, workshop/shed, fernery, beautiful established gardens, with gardener included.

TOWNHOUSE CLOSE TO TOWN 3 brs, ens, BIR’S open plan kit/meals/family, sep powder room, european laundry, balcony ofF master, easy maint courtyard, dble remote garage with rear access.

$480 PW Available: Now

$320 PW Available: Now

$335 PW Available: Now

New Gisborne

Sunbury

FAMILY HOME 4 br, ens, WIR & BIRs. Kit/meals/family, gas/ electric cooking, dishwasher, split system and wood fire in family, lounge, rumpus room, outdoor undercover entertaining area, dbl grg & large backyard. Pets neg.

CLOSE TO TOWN 2 bedrooms, BIR’s, lounge, kitchen/meals, gas cooktop and electric oven, gas heating & hot water, main bathroom and separate laundry. Single lock up garage.

FAMILY HOME 4 br family home, WIR and ens, BIR’s, sep lounge, kit/meals/family, gas ducted heat. Set on a corner site with a DLUG with remote and extra off street parking.

$430 PW Available: Now

$290 PW Available: Now

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SPORT A-grade netballers forced to sit out start Lancefield’s A-grade netballers will have to wait another two weeks to start their season after Broadford didn’t make the court on Saturday. The A-grade netballers watched on as the C-grade and B-graders played at Lancefield Park against the Kangaroos. Being a stand-alone match-up, the Tigers now have next week off before their round two match against Kilmore. Tigers coach Alan Watson said it was disappointing for the A-grade girls not to take to the court. “Broadford couldn’t field an A-grade side, but that’s the way it goes,” Watson said. “We had a couple [A-grade girls] who played the last half of the B-grade match – one a quarter and one a half – so we switched them around a little bit,” he said. “B-grade had a good win. Broadford are a

strong side and their B-grade side has several A-grade quality players. “It’s good to get a win as we have something like 13 to 14 new players to the club, so it will take some time to gel.” Watson said the A-grade side would look different from last season’s side, which missed the finals. “Three out of the original squad from last year are still in the side, we have six or seven new players. We expect to be competitive with the bigger clubs, like Riddell, Melton Centrals and Rupertswood. “Savaii Williams only played little bits last year before hurting her ankle and she will slot into goal shooter. “Courtnee Clements is coming in as a goal attack and will be our third shooter behind Savaii and Gemma Jackson.

“We have a couple of new defenders with Tamara Elshaar slotting in at goal defence and Stefanie Symes at wing defence. “Goalkeeper is a bit of an issue as we had someone pull out, but I’m in the process of replacing her.” Jackson will captain the side. Watson said he hoped the changes to the side would see them push up the ladder. “We expect to field a very experienced side. We missed finals by one game [last season] and were a bit unfortunate. We had a tougher draw, – one team had three byes and we only had one. “We are confident we can make an impression with some of the bigger clubs [this season].” He said the club may hold an intra-club competition to help finetune its plays and structures. Tara Murray

Tigers run out of puff Lancefield will need to address fitness levels after falling to Broadford in the opening round of the Riddell District Football League on Saturday. The stand-alone match at Lancefield Park was one of contrasting halves, with a free-flowing first half followed by a scrappy second for the 13.4 (82) to 10.8 (68) result. Lancefield’s Tigers had the better of it in the first half but went into the break trailing, as late goals to the Kangaroos gave them the lead by a goal. The Roos made the most of their opportunities, kicking 10 straight goals in the first half. After the main break, both teams struggled to get the ball out of their defence, with turnovers

steadily increasing. In the third quarter, the Kangaroos managed to kick two goals, while the Tigers failed to convert, and pushed the lead out to 19 points at the final change. Tigers coach Ash Manning said the game had shown an upside … if players could get themselves fitter. He said his side had missed opportunities to put pressure on the scoreboard. “Nothing really changed on the scoreboard from the first to the second half. They outscored us by a goal in each half. “They kicked pretty accurately and that kept them in it early on. They also had superior fitness, and credit to them.” The Tigers weren’t helped with injuries that restricted the rotations. “Ben Anderson and Jordan Kindred were gone by half-time. Anderson [who hurt his

A growing junior base will add depth in future for senior Sunbury United teams in the Victorian Rugby League. Having won the past two senior premierships, the Tigers will this season field under-16 and under-18 teams for the first time. New senior coach Jamie Blackwood said the two new sides would help provide a pathway from junior to senior programs. “We’ve been working a lot from grassroots and have seen a big growth in the numbers of juniors at the club,” Blackwood said. “The under-16s and under-18s have been introduced to training with the seniors. If we can get the training and what we expect at Sunbury into the players at an under-16 level, hopefully it will get them to stay at the club and not look elsewhere. “It’s a good stepping stone to keeping them in the game.” Blackwood, who was assistant coach to Julian Keddy for the past two years, said the transition into the head role had been “smooth”. He said this year’s side would look different from last year’s, with several premiership players not returning. “We’re probably a little down on experience. “We’ve had some players go to the Melbourne Storm under-20 side full-time and a couple move to New South Wales to play for Canterbury, which is a good thing for all of them. “And we’ve got some new imports from New Zealand. We’re excited about what we want to achieve, which is hopefully three premierships in a row,” Blackwood said. Matt Constantinou has left to play at North West Wolves, while captain Brad Saunders is stepping into the assistantcoach role. Scott Matthews will captain the Tigers this season. “Scott is a strong footballer and has the respect of the players,” Blackwood said. The Tigers lost the opening game of the season in a thriller on Saturday. South Eastern Titans won the match 29-28. The Tigers’ reserve side defeated the Titans 28-10. Tara Murray

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knee] was our best player until he went off,” Manning said. He was unsure how bad the injuries are. Manning said a lack of numbers at training in the lead-up to the season had affected the fitness levels. “Lancefield was in cricket finals, but the players could have been here the past few weeks. We had 37 at training on Thursday night, but only 20 the week before. “We kicked five goals in the first quarter and then kicked five goals for the rest of the game. It tells me we struggled for fitness.” The rest of round one takes place this week with Diggers Rest hosting Riddell, Wallan playing Kilmore, Melton Centrals and Rockbank facing off, Woodend-Hesket playing Macedon, and Rupertswood and Sunbury playing off in the Sunbury derby.

Thunder feels the Lions bite East Sunbury kicked off its Essendon District Football League season with a disappointing result against Coburg Districts. The Lions were four goals up at the main break and did further damage in the second half, kicking nine goals to the Thunder’s two to win 17.13 (115) to 6.12 (48). Thunder recruit Ashley Fleming kicked four of his side’s six goals, while Jason King was the best for the losing side. This week the Thunder plays Moonee Valley in its first home game of the season. 31 SUNBURY & MACEDON RANGES STAR WEEKLY \ APRIL 14, 2015

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Dogs’ opportunity: Knox By Tara Murray Gisborne coach Rod Sharp expected Matthew Knox to fire early in the Bendigo Football League season, but he didn’t think it would be this quickly. The Bulldogs full forward, who didn’t play last season, showed on Saturday against Maryborough why he is one of the best forwards in the competition, kicking 12 goals in his side’s 25.22 (172) to 7.3 (45). After only one practice match, Sharp said it was going to take Knox some time to get back into the game. “He was dangerous against Kyneton [who the Bulldogs lost to last week] as well. “He came out and took 17 marks and kicked 12.6, he was excellent. “This performance was always going to happen, I thought it would in the next few weeks. If we had him last year at the end of the year, he could have been the difference to us making the grand final. Players like him don’t grow on trees.” Of his side’s overall performance, Sharp said they were slow to get going. “From about half way through the second quarter we started to get control of the game and started to execute our skills. “Confidence is an amazing thing and once we started winning heaps of the football and were clean about it, multiple players started to join in and take control.” Ben Sonogan, who kicked four goals, Tim Walsh and Casey Summerfield were among others to stand out on the day. After a first-up win against the Bulldogs, Kyneton lost to Sandhurst 22.30 (162) to 15.10 (100) on Saturday.

Basketball courts kids Sunbury Basketball Association’s Aussie Hoops program will start this week. The program, which is Basketball Australia’s official junior game development program for children aged five–10 was relaunched last year and will run at two different locations in Sunbury. Aussie Hoops enables participants of all abilities to learn basketball in a structured, inclusive and safe environment, developing physical fitness, social skills and an understanding of the sport while having fun. Operations manager Andrew Summerville said the association was thrilled to be running the Aussie Hoops program. “Each session promises to be jam-packed with fun and we are looking forward to welcoming new and returning participants to the program.” The program, run by accredited coaches, will be held at Eric Boardman Stadium and Killara Primary School and will run for 10 weeks. For more details on the program visit www.aussiehoops.com.au. Meanwhile, the Sunbury Jets senior teams had mixed results in the Big V division 1 competitions. The women’s side defeated Western Port 63-55 on Saturday evening. Kelsey Sigl top scored with 17 points and also had 13 rebounds. The men’s side lost to Melbourne University 67-58. Tara Murray

Matthew Knox showed why Gisborne is glad to have him back. (David Bonnici)

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Goals: Old Trinity Grammarians: J Hunt 3 J Osborn A Kyriacopoulos B Howell L Juric A Polidoros H Tinney A Hasiotis S Nicolosi B Iezzi. St Bernards: N Cooke 3 A Boyse 2 C Jones A Singleton J Manunzio A Merrington C Peart.

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Best: Old Trinity Grammarians: H Tinney J Steinhart H Winter B Howell J Hunt J Osborn. St Bernards: S Fleming N Cooke M Angel T Caven S Caven J Manunzio. OLD XA XAVERIANS 6.2 COLLEGIANS 1.4

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Goals: Old Xaverians: M Handley 4 A Ryan 2 L Smith 2 L Tiernan 2 M Margin P Tiernan B Kennedy D Symeopoulos C Stratford T 2 J C Woodley M Allan. Collegians: S Taft Kondarovskis 2 A Croft L Fernandez W Tardif T F Watts D Russo. Best: Old Xaverians: Shaw M Handley C Woodley J Anderson J Skene A Ryan. Collegians: S Evans L Apted F Watts S Hibbins J Kondarovskis N Corp.

Q GOLF GV PENNANTS — RD 4 DIV 1: SANCTUARY LAKES 6 bt KINGSTON HEA HEATH 1 (S Travis T lost to L Pritchard 7-6 C Wright bt M Cocking at 19th J Cooper bt R Hammer 7-5 B O’Donoghue bt G King 1 up J Cooper bt J Murdoch 3-1 M Gill bt M Tucker 6-5 R Marlais bt N Matthews 3-1, VICTORIA 5 bt CHELTENHAM CHEL 2 (B Eccles bt M Costigan 2 up M Francis bt B White 3-2 T Corker bt P Neal 3-2 W Hume lost to B Kivimets 1 down L Murname bt S Gallie at 19th J Sandic lost to M Anketell 5-4 L Chin bt R Greenhill 3-2), COMMONWEALTH COMMONWEAL 5 bt SOUTHERN 2 (L Herbert lost to R Haywood 3-2 Z Murray bt R Hammond 2-1 F Droop bt J Bexley 7-6 T Couling lost to A McCoy 2-1 C Hashorpe bt B Greaves 4-2 G Sluce bt M Long 3-2 K Wheat bt T Vallence 4-3), METROPOLIT METROPOLITAN 5 bt THE HERITAGE HERIT 2 (D Mitcheluzzi bt DJ Loypur 3-1 L Michel lost to R Lynch 3-1 T Donoghue lost to S Jake at 21st M Roberson bt R Elward 3-2 S Smith bt D Seymour 2-1 C Smith bt J Usher 2-1 T Hardham bt J Lee 2 up). DIV 2: Rosanna 4 bt Peninsula-Kingswood 3, Woodlands 4 bt Spring Valley 3, Royal Melbourne 6 bt Waverley 1, The National 4 bt Yarra Yarra 3. DIV 3: Kew 4 bt Huntingdale 3, Northern 5 bt Yering Meadows 2, Latrobe 4 bt Kooringal 3, Gisborne 5 bt Keysborough 2. DIV 4: Cranbourne 4 bt Eastwood 3, Rossdale 4 bt Goonawarra 3, Patterson River 4 bt Heidelberg 3, Eynesbury 6 bt Box Hill 1. DIV 5: Riversdale 5 bt Settlers Run 2, Medway 5 bt Churchill Park 2, Chirnside Park 6 bt Sunshine 1, Green Acres 4 bt Melton Valley 3. DIV 6: Amstel 4 bt Melbourne Airport 3, Sandhurst 4 bt Whittlesea 3, Eastern 4 bt Bacchus Marsh 3. WOMEN: DIV 1: HUNTINGDALE 5 bt THE NA NATIONAL 2 (L Bianca lost to M Strauss 5-3 H Gubbels bt J Shellback 4-2 L Teo T bt S Couper 5-3 E Smith lost to J Field 1 down K Do bt S Herd 4-3 H GEllatly bt J Mazzoletti 1 up T Carter bt C Campbell 6-5), COMMONWEALTH COMMONWEAL 5 bt PENINSULAKINGSWOOD 2 (J Flaherty bt G Hallinan 1 up K Kennedy bt S Vogel 1 up L Sanft lost to R Mugano 2-1 E Pollock bt G Macklan

2 up S Johnson lost to L Johnston 1 down L Griffin bt J Wylie 7-5 J Clyde bt D Hu 4-3), VICTORIA 4 bt YARRA Y Y YARRA 3 (K Matsumoto bt N Bickerton 7-6 S Wooster bt E Hall 5-4 S Thompson lost to S Fernanado 5-4 A Gavardinas bt C Bryant at 19th E Clark bt M Taylor 2-1 J Layton lost to F Loe 4-3 M Rose lost to R Germino 2-1), METROPOLIT METROPOLITAN 4 bt WOODLANDS 3 (G Daniell lost to J Soo 4-3 M Hui bt A Dunn 5-4 S Anderson bt B Hill 2-1 G Ednie bt T Singham 3-2 T Crewes lost to T Singham 6-4 D Baulch lost to S Eaton 3-2 S Clark bt J Jia 2-1). DIV 2: Royal Melbourne 4 bt Heidelberg 3, Kingston Heath 6 bt Sandhurst 1, Sunshine 6 bt Medway 1, Kew 4 bt Southern 3. DIV 3: Box Hill 4 bt Green Acres 3, Rossdale 4 bt Northern 3, Riversdale 5 bt Rosanna 2, Keysborough 5 bt Spring Valley 2. DIV 4: Yering Meadows 4 bt Eastern 3, Waverley 4 bt Settlers Run 3, Patterson River 5 bt Latrobe 2. DIV 5: Kooringal 4 bt Cheltenham 3, Cranbourne 6 bt Chirnside Park 1. COL COLTS: Div 1: Commonwealth 3 bt Kingston Heath 2, Peninsula-Kingswood 3-1/2 bt Royal Melbourne 1-1/2, Southern 2-1/2 sq Yarra Yarra 2-1/2 Waverley 3-1/2 bt Victoria 1-1/2. Div 2: Metropolitan 4 bt Kooringal 1, Northern 3 bt Rosanna 2, The National 3 bt Cranbourne 2, Woodlands 4-1/2 bt Sanctuary Lakes 1/2. Div 3: Huntingdale 4 bt Medway 1, The Heritage 3-1/2 bt Eastwood 1-1/2 Heidelberg 3-1/2 bt Sandhurst 1-1/2, Goonawarra 2-1/2 sq Riversale 2-1/2. Div 4: Kew 4 bt Patterson River 1, Box Hill 4 bt Spring Valley 1, Sunshine 3 bt Yering Meadows 2, Latrobe 3 bt Gisborne 2. Div 5: Eastern 3 bt Rossdale 2, Churchill Park 4-1/2 bt Whittlesea 1/2, Green Acres 3-1/2 bt Melton Valley 1-1/2. Div 6: Keysborough 3 bt Bacchus Marsh 2, Melbourne Airport 2-1/2 sq Cheltenham 2-1/2.

VICTORIAN WOMEN’S PENNANT – RD 4 At Victoria: Victoria 5 bt Yarra Yarra 2, Huntingdale 5 bt Royal Melbourne 2, Commonwealth 6 bt Metropolitan 1, Kew 5 bt Cranbourne 2. At Eastwood: Eastwood 4 bt Kingston Heath 3, Peninsula-Kingswood 4 bt Southern 3, Rosanna 5 bt Heidelberg 2, The National 6 bt Woodlands 1. At Green Acres: Green Acres 6 bt Keysborough 1, The Heritage 4 bt Spring Valley 3, Riversdale 4 bt Sandhurst 2, Latrobe 5 bt Patterson River 2. At Northern: Centenary Park 4 bt Northern 3, Box Hill 5 bt Rossdale 2. At Medway: Medway 4 bt Amstel 3, Eastern 5 bt Kooringal 2.

Q TENPIN WESTERN SUBURBS LEAGUE at Watergardens: Rd 10: HSM: R Harford 720 O Hedi 716 S Prokopec 693. HSF: E Oravec 627 R Browne 610 M Lee 567. HGM: M Rajkovic 267 R Harford 254 J Kovacs 248. HGF: E Oravec 258 R Browne 216 M Lee 214.

Q CROQUET METRO GOLF CROQUET SHIELD - RD 8 Essendon Red 8-74 bt Brunswick Burras 4-57, Essendon White 9-75 bt Williamstown 3-64, Ivanhoe Park White 7-73 bt Village Glen 5-54, Ivanhoe Park Burgundy 9-72 bt Sandringham 3-70, Kew 9-79 bt Ringwood 3-59, Monash White 9-75 bt Monash Blue 3-66.

Q RUGBY UNION VRU Dewar Shield: Melbourne Uni 58 bt Moorabbin 20, Footscray 24 bt Power House 10, Harlequin 50 bt Southern Districts 27, Box Hill 32 bt Melbourne 31. P2: Melbourne University 78 bt Moorabbin 7, Footscray 26 bt Power House 23, Harlequinn28 bt Southern Districts 19, Melbourne 38 bt Box Hill 32. P3: Moorabbin 23 bt Melbourne Uni 13, Power House 34 bt Footscray 0, Harlequin 15 bt Southern Districts 3, Melbourne 40 bt Box Hill 8. P4: Harlequin 5 bt Southern Districts 0, Colts Harlequin 31 bt Melbourne Uni 15. A Grade: Wyndham City 18 bt Kiwi Hawthorn 15, Shepparton 28 bt Northern 0, Geelong 12 bt Eltham 11, Maroondah 57 bt Melton 10. B Grade: Cerberus 61 bt Ballarat 19, Bendigo 43 Eltham 5. Women: Moorabbin 25 bt Uni Panthers 0, Power House 32 bt HQ/Souths 10.

Q BASEBALL MELBOURNE WINTER LEAGUE A: Greens 4 bt GMBC 3, Nth Balwyn 8 bt Heath 4, Knox 7 bt For Hill 2. A-Res: GMBC 8 bt Greens 0, Nth Balwyn 14 bt Heath 7, Knox 12 bt For Hill 5. B: Donc 9 bt Lat Uni 5, NC Rebels 9 bt Dia Ck 4, West 11 bt Mon Uni 4, Wav 4 bt Melb Uni 1. B-Res: Donc 15 bt Lat Uni 0, N C Rebels 15 bt Dia Ck 10, Melb Uni 12 bt Wav 1. C: Foots 8 bt M Majors 0, Stk 7 bt Nth Balwyn 5, GMBC 7 bt Pan Hill 6, Wh Hill 6 bt Bund 2. C-Res: Foots 16 bt M Majors 6, Stk 8 bt Nth Balwyn 4, GMBC 8 bt Pan Hill 6. A3: Wats 17 bt For Hill 5, Knox 10 bt Wav 4, Melb Uni 7 bt Heath 2, Ring 10 bt GMBC 5, Resch 21 bt Greens 4. A4: For Hill 17 bt W Wats 3, Knox 9 bt Wav 0, Heath 13 bt Melb Uni 8, Ring 25 bt GMBC 4, Greens 6 bt Resch 1. D: Nth Balwyn 9 bt Ring 8, Mon Uni 5 bt For Hill 4, Upwey 10 bt NC Rebels 5. DR: Ring 17 bt Nth Bal 0, Nth Lions 15 bt Mon Uni 2, Upwey 14 bt NC Rebels 0, G Iris 12 bt Heath 2. EL: Donc 11 bt M Majors 4, For Hill 15 bt Nth Balwyn 2, Croy 19 bt Knox 6, West 3 bt Lat Uni 2. EE: Melb Uni 14 bt Donc 3, Nth Balwyn 14 bt For Hill 6, Wats 12 bt Foots 5, Knox 11 bt Croy 3, Resch/Dia Ck 17 bt Lat Uni 8. U17 Combined: Nth Balwyn S 13 bt Chelt 1, Dingley 11 bt Nth Balwyn H 0. U17 RD: Heath 7 bt Ring 0, Knox 10 bt Croy 4, Nth Balwyn 10 bt Dingley 4. U17 DV: Wats 21 bt Dia Ck 2, GMBC/Donc 16 bt GMBC E 3, Greens 20 bt Ess 5.

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Pals to clock 150th, and play on By Tara Murray Lisa Kirby and Jamie-Lee Wilson will join a very small group at Sunbury Lions Women’s Football Club this Sunday as each plays her 150th game. They will become only the second and third women to play 150 games for the club, after Lisa Borg reached the milestone last season. The two women, who are great friends, said they never imagined playing football so long, each adding it will be an honour to share the milestone with the other. Kirby, who played junior football, begged her parents to let her play for the Lions. “My parents insisted I take a year off from footy as I was starting VCE,” she said. “I missed playing so much that I constantly nagged my parents to let me play at Sunbury.

“After the first training session, mum knew I wasn’t going to be taking any more time off from my footy.” Wilson’s career didn’t start on the best note. “My best friend, Alana Bell, played and she roped me into it. Apart from one or two games at school, I’d only kicked the ball around in the backyard. My first game, I hyper-extended my knee and was out for a month,” Wilson recalled. Both say their career highlight was the 2009 premiership. Going into their 150th games, they have very different feelings. “I think I’m more nervous than anything,” Wilson said. “I’ve been playing for so long, but I don’t think – besides the grand finals – I’ve been a nervous wreck like this.” Kirby feels lucky to have played this long.

“As a kid, I had many people tell me that football was not for girls – except for my junior coach, who always encouraged me to play to my best ability,” she said. “Back then, there was no pathway for girls to continue playing football after finishing with the junior boys. “I was lucky enough to find a women’s team I could play footy with just over an hour’s drive away.” Despite nearing the twilight of their careers, neither looks like hanging up her boots just yet. “I’m 33 this year and as long as the body holds up, I’ll continue,” Wilson said. “I want to share my experiences with the girls and encourage them to stay at the club.” Kirby said with a laugh: “I really feel like I’ll be out there playing with my walking frame.”

Lisa Kirby and Jamie-Lee Wilson will celebrate their 150th games on Sunday. (Supplied)

Lions shaping as future force Everything has come together at the right time for the Sunbury Lions Women’s Football Club. The club struggled through the off-season and at one point looked as though it may not survive … but things have turned around. Senior player Emel Ramadan said hard work had brought the team together and players were keen to get on the field. “By the end of this year, we’ll be fully aligned with the men’s [Lions] football club,” Ramadan said. “We’ve started the process and the men’s club has been fantastic. It will be a good experience for us to be one club. It shores up our future in Sunbury.” The on-field side of things is also coming together, with the club retaining most players and signing a coach. “We retained a lot of players we didn’t think we would keep,” Ramadan said. “We had a practice match and had 18 players and, with the division we’re in, they have an evening-out rule, so each side has the same number of players onfield,” she said. That is, if one team is a player short of 18, both will play 17. Kerry Saunders, an ex-Darebin coach, who coached Wyndhamvale Falcons to a flag last season, started as coach of the Lions at the weekend. The side’s defence kept a clean sheet as it won its opening game against Kyneton on Sunday, 17.17 (119) to 0.0 (0). Emel Ramadan, Kristie Dudley and Natasha Hardy each kicked three goals. Stephanie Conduit was best on ground.

Sunbury Kangaroos president Allan Walters, Sunbury Telstra’s Joseph Santoro and Rupertswood president Paul Ross with the cup. (Supplied)

New trophy to spice up friendly rivalry The cross-town rivalry between the Sunbury Kangaroos and Rupertswood will have an extra element when they take to the field on Saturday: the Sunbury Telstra Cup will be on the line for the first time. The cup, donated by Sunbury Telstra, which sponsors both clubs, will be awarded to the team that wins the opening match between the two sides each season. It will be the third year in a row the clubs have faced off in the opening. The Sharks joined the Riddell District Football League in 2013. For both clubs, their rivalry is decidedly “friendly”. Sharks president Paul Ross says all the players are aware of the rivalry. “We have played in the league junior-wise for a number of years,” he said.

“It starts in under-10s and it keeps going to under-16s. Then it stopped, but now it continues into the seniors. “A lot of those guys have come through the juniors and have been through the system against the Kangaroos. “It’s a friendly rivalry, but once they’re on the ground they want to win and hold bragging rights.” Ross said his club was keen to even the ledger, with the Kangaroos having won two of the three matches between the teams so far. The Sharks have been one of the quieter teams in the off-season, entering this year with a similar list to last season. “It won’t be easy against the Kangaroos,” Ross said. Kangaroos captain Chris Meacham said it

was a game that his side always wanted to win. “Six years ago we had five or six players from them [the Sharks] come across to us,” he said. “They’re now premiership players with us and part of the leadership group, so there’s a bit of rivalry there.” Meacham said his team, which could include eight recruits, was keen to get on the park. “The new players – like Simon Clarke, the Cheep brothers [Jackson and Jay] and Matthew Sullivan – add more experience to our side,” he said. “We’ve had 50-odd blokes at training and I’m not looking forward to selection on Thursday night. We’ll have to make some tough calls.” Tara Murray

Romsey hosts shield comp Rob Rea overcame a John Laing comeback to win the Romsey Golf Club’s Algie Mitchell Shield on Saturday. Rea started the better of the two sides and looked to be headed for an easy win after having the better of the early holes. Laing managed to get the score back to even on the 11th hole. Rea picked up the win on the next four holes and came home strongly to take the shield. In the weekly competition, Michael McCarten won from Mick Nicholls snr and Bob Dwyer. 33 SUNBURY & MACEDON RANGES STAR WEEKLY \ APRIL 14, 2015

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