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Jab Fido and beat virus Sunbury pet owners are urged to make sure their dogs are protected against a highly contagious and potentially fatal disease. Young puppies and dogs that have never been vaccinated are susceptible to canine parvovirus, which is spread by oral or nasal contact and causes lethargy, vomiting and diarrhoea. An Australian Veterinary Association spokesman says death occurs in about 80 per cent of untreated cases. Melbourne’s north-west has been a hotspot for the disease in previous years. Sunbury vet David Brown, of All Creatures Veterinary Clinic, says the virus has not been a major problem this year but warns it is extremely resistant and can be present in parks or backyards for many months. “The best defence is making sure your dog is properly vaccinated,’’ Dr Brown says. “People who are buying puppies must ensure that they have had all the right shots.’’ Matt Crossman

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Visa work takes jobs: MP By Matt Crossman Temporary working visas have opened the floodgates to cheap overseas labour, making it hard for unskilled jobseekers in regional areas such as Kyneton, according to Bendigo MP Lisa Chesters. The federal politician said the ‘‘cheap and addictive’’ working visa system was a double-edged sword undermining local workers and creating an underclass of temporary overseas employees. In a submission to a Senate inquiry, Ms

Chesters said regional food processors, including Hardwicks abattoirs at Kyneton, were increasingly using workers on temporary visas to fill shifts. ‘‘Historically, these companies have provided large-scale employment for the region and have an important role in providing casual and unskilled work for a significant number of people who have limited employment options,’’ she said. ‘‘I hear almost daily from constituents, young and old, who either had their shifts cut or have been unable to get work at all.’’

With youth unemployment in the electorate at close to 18 per cent, Ms Chesters said the widespread use of overseas workers was unacceptable. ‘‘Temporary work visa programs are significantly increasing unemployment in our region and across Australia,’’ she said. Ms Chesters said alarming reports were coming out of food processing operations in the electorate. She said people on temporary working visas were less likely to submit incident reports or protest about conditions, and she

called for a major revamp of the visa system. ‘‘I would like to see a solution that ensures all workers are given equal pay and conditions,’’ Ms Chesters said. ‘‘This would prevent the local workforce being undercut by workers who are underpaid and vulnerable to exploitation.’’ Hardwicks, which employs about 300 people across morning, afternoon and night shifts, did not respond to requests for comment. A Senate inquiry report on working visas is due late next month.

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Science trumps arts By Matt Crossman Plans for a long-awaited science wing are on the drawing board at Sunbury College after it received $3 million in last week’s state budget. Principal Stephen Smith said he was pleased that a six-year campaign for modern facilities for the college’s 1000 pupils had finally paid off. He said the new wing, which will replace a cramped 1964 building, would promote scientific inquiry and boost VCE results. ‘‘As we move on in the 21st century, our students deserve facilities that will encourage their interest in science,’’ Mr Smith said. The commitment honours a pre-election promise by Labor, but Mr Smith said Sunbury still had many educational needs.

‘‘While we’re thankful we’ve finally got something, we lament the fact there’s still no performing arts centre in town … there’s nowhere we can hold a whole-of-school assembly or performance.’’ Mr Smith said Sunbury College hoped to have the science wing project put to tender by year’s end, with construction to start in 2016. Sunbury MP Josh Bull said families were big winners of the state’s largest-ever education budget, which includes a fund to help struggling parents meet costs for school camps and excursions. Mr Bull also welcomed $50 million to help outer suburban councils, such as Hume, deal with population growth challenges, and to go towards upgrades of the Tullamarine

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Freeway and Western Ring Road. But Western Metropolitan MP Bernie Finn said the budget had ‘‘not much for Sunbury at all’’. Mr Finn criticised the absence of upgrades for Sunbury Road and the busy intersection of Gap Road and Horne Street. ‘‘We’ve still got a dangerous, one-lane road to the airport that’s being used by thousands of vehicles every day,’’ he said. Last week’s budget included $4.44 million for Western Water’s Sunbury recycled water plant. The $32.4 million upgrade of the plant is due to be completed by 2017-18. Augmenting the outfall sewer ($159,000) and an extension of Western Water’s award-winning recycled water network ($265,000) were also funded.

Health authorities have called on the federal and state governments to stop bickering over the funding of a preventative health initiative that has made significant inroads in Sunbury. Sunbury Community Health (SCH) chief executive Phillip Ripper and the Victorian Healthcare Association (VHA) urged the federal government to use tonight’s budget to support efforts to get people to take control of their health and prevent expensive hospital care. As reported by Star Weekly Weekly, Hume is one of 12 Victorian councils at risk of losing programs run by Healthy Together Victoria, which is funded by the state government. Federal funding for the National Partnership Agreement on Preventative Health was cut in the 2014 budget. The state government agreed to continue its share of the funding until June 30, but no money was allocated in last week’s budget. Mr Ripper said dozens of programs run under the Healthy Together banner, including pop-up gardens, free outdoor exercise sessions and healthy eating initiatives, were under threat. He said Healthy Together allowed SCH to deliver innovative programs that achieved results. ‘‘With ongoing support, I believe these programs can achieve long-term, generational change,’’ he said. Acting VHA chief executive Tom Symondson said strong partnerships between governments, community services and public health organisations needed help to continue. ‘‘At a time when obesity rates are rising, more people are presenting with chronic illnesses and cardiovascular disease is the leading cause of death, it’s crucial that preventive health is our priority,’’ Mr Symondson said. State Health Minister Jill Hennessy said a deal between state and federal Liberal ministers was struck before last year’s Victorian election and she expected new federal funding to be announced on Tuesday night. Ms Hennessy said state-funded programs delivered before the National Partnership Agreement on Preventative Health would continue to receive funding. Federal Health Minister Sussan Ley said the national agreement was ended to eliminate duplication of services.

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Romsey kindergartens will each get $120,000 to rebuild outdoor play spaces. Macedon Ranges and Sunbury wine regions receive a $1 million tourism and jobs package, and $100,000 to install lights at Kyneton Showgrounds. Western Water funding will go to recycled water projects at Riddells Creek ($472,000) and Woodend ($450,000). The Municipal Association of Victoria welcomed the budget’s infrastructure spending but expressed fears about how regional roads would be prioritised. Statewide, $100 million will be spent on upgrading ambulances, 21 new VLocity trains will go on the V/Line network and almost $50 million will go to reducing bushfire risks on government land.

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Macedon Ranges schools and kindergartens are among the winners from last week’s state budget. Kyneton Primary School (KPS) will get $8 million towards its out-of-town-centre rebuild, while $5 million will build a trade training hub at Kyneton Secondary College (KSC). KPS acting principal Anthony Potesta said plans for a new school in Edgecombe Street could now move to the design phase. ‘‘The vibe from the school community is one of absolute certainty, that we can really push forward now.’’ Mr Potesta said work was expected to begin next year. The new school would allow a fresh

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Rates rise, Sunbury split on hold By Lexi Cottee Hume council’s 2015-16 draft budget foreshadows a five per cent rate rise and record spending on infrastructure. The budget, presented to councillors on Monday night, is due to be adopted in June. Chief executive Domenic Isola said the rate increase was flagged last year in the council’s strategic resource plan. Residents will pay a 0.3 per cent landfill levy on top of the five per cent rate hike.

Hume mayor Adem Atmaca said Sunbury’s secession from Hume was not factored into this year’s budget. “It wouldn’t be fair,” Cr Atmaca said. “We have promised people in Sunbury certain services.” But, he admitted, the council was “hamstrung” in its future planning because of uncertainty about Sunbury’s break-away. The state government’s plans to cap council rates to inflation in the 2016-17 financial year also had no bearing on the draft budget, Cr Atmaca added. The proposed budget

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includes a record $64 million for capital works, including $21.4 million for major leisure facilities, such as a warm-water pool at Sunbury Aquatic Centre. More than $11 million will be spent

building or upgrading parks and reserves, and a total of $9 million will go to civic buildings, including planning for a new civic centre at Sunbury. There has been $6.8 million allocated for new footpaths and drainage and new roads also attracted funds to the tune of $11 million. Millions have been earmarked to refurbish community facilities, including Sunbury’s Langama Park pavilion. Residents have until June 10 to make a submission about the council budget.

Better health at hand The opening of a $5.8 million medical centre at Gisborne is expected to save many people from travelling to Melbourne to access specialist health services. Macedon Ranges Health’s new building in Neal Street was opened by federal Health Minister Sussan Ley last Wednesday. Chief executive Don Tidbury says the centre – including a GP clinic, allied health, district nursing, home care, health promotion, specialist medical services, pathology and a pharmacy – will provide many services previously unavailable in the area. More services could be added at the centre, which is the latest incarnation of an organisation that began as the Gisborne Bush Nursing Hospital. ‘‘Over the next 12 months, management will review opportunities to establish new programs that address urgent health needs, including growing obesity rates,

mental health, access to paediatric services, our ageing community and the region’s significant population growth,’’ Mr Tidbury said. A spokeswoman said planning was continuing on a paediatric clinic, which could open later this year. The clinic would also help parents of children with conditions such as autism. Ms Ley said the medical centre would bring long-term benefits. ‘‘It will help to improve access to health services for the local community, to ensure they receive the most appropriate care closer to home,’’ Ms Ley said. Matt Crossman

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Sunbury a hit with savvy buyers By Matt Crossman Low interest rates and relatively cheap housing are driving a property boom at Sunbury. Local real estate agents say houses are being snapped up in very short time, some before they have even been advertised. Latest Real Estate Institute of Victoria figures show the median house price in Sunbury rose 2.1 per cent in the March quarter to $357,500. The figure is well below the outer suburban median price of $503,500.

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Leading Real Estate director Adam Sacco said houses were selling quickly at both ends of the market. He said the average time houses stayed on the market had been halved over the past year.

was changing, with a lot of buyers now coming from places such as Craigieburn and Bendigo. “They are wanting to move up [in the market] and are finding that those areas are quite expensive,” Mr Sacco said. ‘‘Being so close to the city, Sunbury is really good value.’’ Dunlop Real Estate director John Dunlop said most houses put up for sale were not staying on the market for long. ‘‘Even properties that have been on the market for a time have been selling recently. That’s a good indication of where it’s at.’’

‘‘The demand is incredible,’’ Mr Sacco said. ‘‘We’ve found buyers are becoming very savvy. “A lot of people are trying to get a private inspection before we first open a property on a Saturday.’’ Mr Sacco said the agency had recently sold six or seven houses in the Jacksons Hill estate, ranging from $500,000 to a record $850,000. Sunbury property sales have traditionally been fuelled by first-home buyers trying to break into the market, but Mr Sacco said this

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A Macedon Ranges choir will be supported by a full orchestra for two performances of Rossini’s Little Mass this month. The Gisborne Singers, joined by four professional soloists, will present Rossini’s Petite Messe Solennelle. A spokesman says while Rossini is best known for operas, such as The Barber of Seville, he composed more solemn works later in life, including the upcoming ‘‘fine piece full of attractive melody’’. The Gisborne Singers will perform at New Gisborne’s Church of Christ this Sunday and St Ambrose’s parish hall in Woodend on May 24. Shows start at 3pm. Tickets: $35 or $20 concession. Details: 0413 003 254 or goo.gl/1fqyHU. Matt Crossman

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Macedon Ranges men are urged to attend a free health breakfast at Gisborne this Thursday. Mental health and medical experts will have tips and advice at Gardiner Reserve from 6.30-8am. ■ 0475 269 965, www.thehaltbrekky.com

Planters wanted

Join the Friends of Holden Flora Reserve for a planting day on Saturday. Meet at the end of Hammersmith Court, Sunbury, at 10am. ■ www.holdenflorareserve.org.au

Artists, galleries and groups can register for this year’s Macedon Ranges Art Trail walk. Registrations close May 18. ■ nhartnett@bigpond.net.au or 0439 399 838

Gideons International talk

Gideons International’s Warren Hoyles speaks at an afternoon tea at Goonawarra Neighbourhood House. Starts 2pm, May 31 ■ 9744 2549 or 0429 061 039

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Larrikin priest Father Bob Maguire will visit Rupertswood as part of Salesian College’s Twilight School conversation series with school co-ordinator Bruno Lettieri on May 20 from 6pm. Entry $10; bookings essential. ■ BLettieri@scr.vic.edu.au or 9744 0000 (Tuesdays and Wednesdays)

Briefs Longer-term kinder funding urged

Hume council and the Municipal Association of Victoria have welcomed the continuation of kindergarten funding, ensuring children will receive the full 15 hours a week of preschooling over the next two years. But both have warned that further commitments will be needed after the end of 2017. Last week’s federal government allocation will prevent a $1.7 million shortfall in Hume alone. Hume’s city communities director, Margarita Caddick, said councils would continue to seek a long-term pledge, “not just a year or two at a time”. She added: “Children who spend longer hours in kindergarten receive strong foundations for the future.” Full story: www. macedonranges.starweekly.com.au

Himalayan funds climb

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Time for tea

Sunbury’s Hazel McKay, Carole Simpson and Dianne Moon (pictured) will put the kettle on for charity at a Biggest Morning Tea fundraiser this Sunday. Ms Simpson, who is organising St Andrew’s Uniting Church’s sixth annual morning tea, is urging people to support the Cancer Council by helping raise vital funds for cancer prevention, research and support. The church collected $550 last year. The morning tea will be held at St Andrew’s Uniting Church from 10.45am. To donate, visit goo.gl/NRAxvs.

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A film night organised by Woodend filmmaker Michael Dillon has raised about $3800 for the Australian Himalayan Foundation. Funds raised at the screening of Dillon’s award-winning film Everest Sea to Summit will help rebuild the mountain village of Himaganga, where at least 60 houses were destroyed in last month’s massive earthquake. A second screening will be held at Woodend’s Norma Richardson Hall this Saturday from 7pm. Cost is $15.

Forest fire threatens house

More than 25 crews helped put out a forest fire at Benloch, near Lancefield, on May 4. The slow-moving blaze, which burnt about five hectares, had threatened a house on top of a hill in Kitchenhams Road. Firefighting aircraft worked with

CFA and Department of Environment crews to control the fire, about 1.5 kilometres from Frosts Road. The fire started in heavy forest.

Clubs get their colours

Three sports clubs will be dressed for success after getting new uniforms from the state government. Sunbury MP Josh Bull last week gave out $1000 grants to Diggers Rest Football Netball Club and Sunbury Kangaroos Junior Football Club. Our Lady of Mount Carmel Tennis Club secured an $898 grant.

Learn to be business savvy

Business professionals will share their expertise during a two-day workshop at Kyneton on May 19 and 20. Organised by Macedon Ranges council and Small Business Victoria, the workshop will cover marketing, online strategies, finance and more. Places at individual sessions cost $30. More details: goo.gl/lAoTIZ.

Pay rates by phone

Hume residents can pay their rates on the go via a free council smartphone application. The app also allows people to report problems or hazards and access information about council services. More details: www.hume.vic.gov.au/app

Art studios open

Applications are being accepted for this year’s Daylesford Macedon Ranges Open Studios program. Artists who live or work in the area are being encouraged to apply for the program, which draws 4000 visitors to studios each November. For more details, visit www.dmropenstudios. com.au.

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Learning for life Sacred Heart College

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yneton’s Sacred Heart College has adopted a contemporary approach to enhance productive relationships between the school, student, parents and community. The college, which is celebrating 126 years of Mercy education in Kyneton, continues to provide education steeped in the rich tradition of the Mercy values of love, respect, justice, hope and service, says principal Craig Holmes. “We challenge our students to be lifelong learners who are resilient, confident, creative, compassionate and actively informed citizens of the 21st century,” Mr Holmes says. “Our students emerge from their educational journey with the confidence and resolution to pursue their individual pathways.” At Sacred Heart College, students participate in a rich curriculum from years 7 to 12, preparing them academically, socially and spiritually for life beyond secondary school. Contemporary educational programs, digital facilities and diverse co-curricular activities are designed to stimulate and challenge students, inspiring critical thinking and decision making in a collaborative environment. The college provides an environment conducive to students’ personal and spiritual development. Each student is encouraged to discover what their faith means to them and the ways in which it echoes their everyday lives. “Our aim is to motivate new generations of young people with the courage to embrace challenges,” Ms Holmes said. “Our goal is to inspire and, overall, live a vibrant life.” A comprehensive master planning process is currently under way, with stage one, the senior Sacred Heart College, 94 High Street, learning village, to be completed by the end of Kyneton. Inquiries: 5421 1200 or July this year. www.shckyneton.catholic.edu.au

amily and community are at the heart of an Overnewton Anglican Community College education. Overnewton’s sense of community is largely manifested through its Family Contribution Scheme, in which parents are required to take part and contribute 18 hours of their time to the college each term. Parents can be found working in classrooms, supporting with administrative tasks, catering for functions or helping maintain the grounds. Principal Jim Laussen, appointed in 2001, is a passionate advocate of the benefits to students in having their parents closely connected with the college. “In every way, when students see their parents giving time to their school it fosters a wonderful partnership between the students, their family and the college,” he says.

Overnewton College has two campuses – Keilor, for preps to year 12s (excluding year 9), and Taylors Lakes for students from prep to year 9. The college structure comprises a junior school for prep to year 4, middle school for years 5 to 8, a precinct for year 9, and a senior school for years 10 to 12. Each school has its own special precinct and head teacher to ensure student needs are properly supported at each level. The year 9 centre, Canowindra, at Taylors Lakes campus, provides a learning experience designed to prepare and equip students for their final years in senior school. Overnewton Anglican Community College, 2-30 Overnewton Road, Keilor. Inquiries: 9334 0000 or www.overnewton.vic.edu.au

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Due to an increasing demand for places at Overnewton we will be adding new classes from 2016. This means we currently have Prep, Year 5 and Year 7 places available for school start in 2016. Don’t delay call the Registrar, Diane King on 9334 0141. Overnewton now provides school buses servicing Glenroy, Hadfield, Coburg, Essendon, Avondale Heights, Maribyrnong, Moonee Ponds, Aberfeldie, Caroline Springs, Delahey, Taylors Hill, Burnside, Deer Park and St Albans areas. View details on our website.

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Life-learning reinforces schoolwork Kilmore International School

The Kilmore International School, 40 White Street, Kilmore. Inquiries: 5782 2211 or www.kilmore.vic.edu.au

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tudents undertaking the rigorous International Baccalaureate diploma at Kilmore International School are becoming increasingly involved in the school’s community service program. Students give at least 50 hours of community service during years 11 and 12 as part of the IB diploma’s CAS program, which encourages students to learn and grow through Creativity, Action and Service activities. CAS program co-ordinator Daniel Khoo believes community service gives students chances to become caring, principled thinkers. “Students develop a real commitment through community service,” he said. “For example, when our students volunteer at Caladenia Nursing Home or Dianella Village Hostel, they’re almost guaranteed to make a few new friends. They are old, but they are wise. “Students cannot buy this kind of experience and they can’t learn this through their IB books.” Mr Khoo said his students showed “impressive professionalism and youthful zest” when volunteering and fundraising for charities, including the Salvation Army’s Red Shield Appeal and the Royal Children’s Hospital Good Friday Appeal. Throughout the year, they organise fundraisers for local charities, as well as others in Australia and overseas. Some students brighten local airwaves as radio presenters on community station OKR FM, which broadcasts at Kilmore and Wallan.

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Red Rock Christian College, 340 Settlement Road, Sunbury. Inquiries: 9740 5400 or www.redrock.vic.edu.au

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ed Rock Christian College celebrates 10 years at Sunbury this year and what better way to launch into the next decade than with the introduction of secondary education. The college is already known for its dedicated staff, intent on knowing and meeting the needs of students through engaging, meaningful learning programs and a strong integrated approach to student wellbeing. It is also renowned for its affirming and confident student culture, in which students build each other up, value the success of others and enjoy the diverse input of their peers. Principal Karen McCoy believes this learning environment enables students to achieve their best – academically, musically and personally. “The college will build on the solid foundation it has as a primary school to proactively engage, inspire and challenge its secondary students,” Ms McCoy says. Red Rock Christian College caters for diversity in student learning and will continue to do so into the secondary years through its acceleration program and by giving support to those who need it. The college psychologist works closely with teachers to build strategies that enable all students to achieve their very best. Ms McCoy says Red Rock Christian College’s size is not to be underestimated. “The saying ‘Great things come in small packages’ is absolutely true,” she says. “At Red Rock, small equals intimacy, targeted teaching, supported risk-taking, opportunity to have a voice and to be the one involved.” Enrolments are now open for year 7 students.

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hile VCE suits many 17 and 18 year-old students, it’s not for everyone. The alternative option for further education – the Victorian Certificate of Applied Learning (VCAL) – is popular with students looking for a more hands-on approach. “Students who study VCAL have the benefits of a senior secondary certificate that gives them practical work-related experience,” Victorian Curriculum and Assessment Authority communications manager Justin Shortal says. “At the same time, they develop their literacy, numeracy and personal skills. VCAL is also very flexible, so students can select a program that suits their interests and learning needs.” VCAL can be completed by years 11 or 12 students and has three levels – foundation, intermediate and senior – with teachers and careers counsellors helping the students work out which one is appropriate for their needs. The program has four compulsory strands: literacy and numeracy, industry-specific skills, work-related skills, and personal development skills. Students can choose from study areas including automotive, engineering, building and construction, hospitality, retail, multimedia, information technology, agriculture, horticulture, warehousing, hairdressing and beauty. “VCAL is a great way for young people to remain engaged in education,” Mr Shortal said, adding that it was ideal for students looking to complete an apprenticeship or traineeship or to work straight out of school. VCAL graduates can also choose to go on with VCE studies for university entrance. Victorian Curriculum Assessment Authority: 1800 134 197 or www.vcaa.vic.edu.au Rebecca Miller

COME AND SEE Salesian College Rupertswood School Tours will be held on the following dates: MONDAY MON ONDAY ON DAY 29TH 29TH MAY 9.15am THURSDAY TH HURS RSDAY DAY 11TH 11TH JU JUNE NE 4.30pm MONDAY M ONDAY ON DAY 20TH 20TH JULY 9.15am Come along for Morning Tea with the Principal: FFRIDAY RIDAY RI DAY 5TH 5TH JU JUNE NE 9.00am TTHURSDAY HURS RSDAY RS DAY 16TH 16TH JULY 9.00am Applications pplications for 2017 are currently being accepted, enquiries for Y Year ear levels 8-12 for 2015 and 2016 are welcome.

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Owner Carolyn Trodd has been in the industry for 20 years.

The tandoori chicken stack with potato rosti and fresh salad topped with a dollop of garlic and cucumber yoghurt is also a hit.

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“We love seeing our regular customers come in to catch up with each other, have a laugh, have a drink and a chat, watch the footy together or listen to music.

Mouthwatering treats such as lemon meringue pie and decadent chocolate cakes make a perfect finish to a meal. A large function room with a beautiful beer garden is available for private and corporate functions, including weddings.

“I believe the local hotel is the best place for the community to meet and catch up with current events around the town.”

Bring the family in on Mondays and Tuesdays for $15 steak and parma nights. Thursday is seafood night.

Head chef Angelina Love started her apprenticeship at 18, joined the Riddells Creek Hotel team at 21 and worked her way up.

Vegan and vegetarian options are available and there is a gluten-free menu.

Sous chefs Bernard Smallwood, Brad Henderson and second-year apprentice Shaun Millet also bring a wealth of experience and enthusiasm to the team.

The Captain Spalding Band will perform at the hotel on Saturday, June 13, so come on down for a great night out. Tickets cost $15.

The bistro serves up traditional pub food with modern overtones. Why not try scallops mornay or salt and pepper calamari for entree, or a tender,

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Get the Royal treatment “After managing hotels in the western suburbs in some capacity for many years, I have ensured that all the hotel patrons are listened to and all suggestions taken on board,” he says. The restaurant serves traditional Aussie pub fare, the handiwork of chef Anton, who has extensive experience in Asia, New Zealand and Australia. “He tailors the menu to suit our clientele and likes to put new and exciting specials, as well as traditional pub favourites, on the menu,” Andrew says. The chicken parmigiana, topped with napoli, virginia ham and melted mozzarella and served with chips and salad, is always a crowd pleaser. As is the chicken mexicasa – a whole chicken supreme wrapped in bacon and topped with guacamole and hollandaise, with a side of mash.

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If it’s a snack you’re after, try the spicy beef nachos, layered with housemade chilli con carne, melted mozzarella, sour cream, guacamole and salsa. Garlic prawns are served with a cream sauce and coconut rice for a light lunch. Cheese kransky, served with mash and buttered peas,is a great warmer on cold nights.

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For dessert, indulge in a warm apple crumble with ice-cream or chocolate mousse. Specials include a $10 lunch menu on Mondays and Fridays. There is free entertainment on Friday and Saturday nights.

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In a court close to all services, this meticulously presented house is on about 0.79 hectares with a sectioned-off pony paddock and oodles of space for the kids to kick around a footy. The seven-star energy-rated house has four large bedrooms (each with ceiling fan) and a study. The main bedroom has a walk-in wardrobe behind an island wall, and an en suite. There’s a main bathroom and a separate European-style laundry. Flanked by a lounge room and family-meals area (floating floorboards throughout), the grey-and-white kitchen has an island bench, stainless-steel dishwasher and 900mm cooker. A full-width covered pergola at the back has views of landscaped gardens and a big stretch of lawn. Double-glazing throughout, three split-systems, three-phase power, a separate carport to shelter a boat or caravan, and a double garage with internal access are other features.

Amid other quality dwellings, this modern gem is tailor-made for a family for several reasons: four big bedrooms, three living zones and the use of easy-upkeep floating floorboards in high-traffic areas. The main bedroom has a contemporary box bay window with seat, a walk-in wardrobe and stylish en suite. Separate lounge and rumpus/theatre rooms (both carpeted) are a boon for family downtime, while the large family-meals space is open to the kitchen. A combination of latte top and white lower cupboards, a splashback in silvery metallic tiles, white Caesarstone benchtops (including an island), dishwasher and 900mm cooker equip the cooks’ domain. An integrated timber deck extends out to provide both sheltered and sunny spots; it looks out to a yard big enough to accommodate a pool or large shed. On about 1065 square metres, the house also has a remote-controlled double garage with internal access.

Real Estate Today SELLING IN WINTER Just because the weather turns nasty doesn’t mean you can’t sell your house. In fact, it can be a distinct advantage to sell during the winter months, because there’s less competition. The advantage vendors have over buyers is that when buyers need a home, they need one regardless of the weather. So there will always be buyers in the market. On the other hand, vendors can increase the ratio of buyers looking at their property by selling in the winter, since there are fewer alternative homes on offer. One national real estate chain found that while September was the biggest month for sales over the past 10 years the local market has been May-June. Now if the sales volume doesn’t vary that much, then this means that sellers in the winter months will have a greater chance of completing a sales transaction. Not only are the chances better of selling, but also the prices achieved can actually be higher in winter along with a faster

MOUNT MACEDON 1323 Mount Macedon Road, 3441 Keatings Real Estate: 5427 2999 Reserve: $1.475 million Auction: May 16 at 11am

sale. Another possible plus is that some houses actually show better during winter because of their northerly aspect, sheltered positioning or cost-effective heating. One important tip, however, is to be extra careful

On the tightly held northern slope of Mount Macedon, with spectacular views over Hesket Valley, “Estherdean” sits among the most stunning properties of the region, some featuring award-winning architecture. This property is no exception, with plans for a grand new residence already available. The existing residence, a three-bedroom brick-veneer cottage, could serve as temporary accommodation while building a dream home (subject to council approval), or for use as a weekender. Lots of exposed brick, slate and timber feature in the house which has lounge (fireplace) and dining rooms wrapping around the kitchen. Ample cupboards in timber, dishwasher and an electric cooker are salient kitchen features. The property of about 6.37 hectares has beautiful mature gardens, good shedding, quality red volcanic soils and mountain spring-fed water supply to a large dam.

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in winter to time your open-for-inspection times with the most appealing time of the day weatherwise. Whenever you get the best sunshine through the residence should be the best time to show your property. If you have an interest is in buying, selling or leasing, or indeed just talking about real estate, feel free to contact me, John Dunlop on 9744 2555 or call into our friendly offices at Sunbury and Gisborne for a talk.

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WOODEND 180 Slatey Creek Road, 3442 Joan Gladman: 5427 4307

Price: $799,000

Homey, warm, slightly bohemian: this mudbrick abode exudes these priceless qualities in spades. Tree changers and families wanting a rustic lifestyle will love it, not just for its elemental building materials but also for the leafy location within cooee of Woodend village. It’s the deep-set, diamond leadlight windows in many rooms that define the character of 32-square “Te Aroha” (meaning Place of Love), but equally appealing are the double-height ceilings allowing for a mezzanine level, the exposed joists and lots of pine on walls and ceilings – a classic look for mudbrick builds of its era.

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On the right of the entry hallway, where crazy-paved slate is underfoot, a carpeted family room with a wood heater is next to the kitchen-meals zone. Bespoke white-painted timber cupboards, a Bosch dishwasher, electric cooker, a slow-combustion cooker with “Columbian” label, and a colourful leadlight window behind the sink are in the kitchen fit-out. A soaring bluestone chimney with fireplace is the centrepiece of a big living room, three steps down from the family room. In here, the dining zone has a chandelier suspended under a normal-height ceiling and french doors to the side garden. Add in the tryptich of

leadlight feature windows and this space has atmosphere to spare. Two bedrooms with wardrobes are downstairs, along with a laundry with lots of storage, an updated bathroom with a spa and bespoke timber vanity unit, and a separate toilet preceded by a black vinyl-wrap vanity unit. The upstairs main bedroom is an example of how stylish the wall and ceiling boards become when painted white, with exposed joists left in natural timber. Four in-roof wardrobes and updated en suite (separate toilet) are included. Also up here is a huge mezzanine living room with carpet, in-roof storage, bookshelves and dormer

and leadlight porthole windows. There’s also a small room with a wall of mirrored wardrobes – a perfect nursery or study. Surrounding gardens on the 1.62-hectare block are well landscaped (think sleepers and drystone walls defining garden beds), including the big level backyard with steps down to a dam and natural bushland. Font and back verandahs are the spots to soak up changing seasonal views. A mudbrick, freestanding garage has back stairs to a loft. Gas ducted heating and big water tanks are final notes in a well-played melody. Carole Levy 17 SUNBURY & MACEDON RANGES STAR WEEKLY \ MAY 12, 2015

HOUSE & HOME

“What a Beauty”

16 Coleraine Drive ROMSEY

“BEING A MUM”

$475,000

I do hope that all Mum’s had a very happy Mother’s A beautiful, light, airy and spacious home is available for very pleasant family living. Add to this a very large 3000m2 approx. block and absolutely outstanding sheddingtradies, truck drivers or earth moving contractors take note! The delightful family home is ready and waiting for you with accommodation comprising: • Extra-large main bedroom with full wall of built-in-robes. • Bedrooms 2 and 3 with built-inrobes. • Large very light lounge with cathedral ceiling. • Fantastic games/rumpus roomfabulous entertainment area! • Neat kitchen with adjoining meals area. • Light bathroom, separate toilet & neat laundry. Outstanding shedding includes a 4 car colourbond garage with concrete flooring, power and water. For the SERIOUS shed owner is a huge 25m long x 10m wide x 5m high colourbond shed with 3 phase power and industrial lighting.

Day. Being a Mum is the most rewarding career that

Town water plus a 22,000L rain water tank, wide side access to shedding, town gas & solid fuel heater plus so much more! “What a beauty!” An inspection is a MUST!

any of us undertake. Being a Mum is 24 hours a day, seven days a week. Being a Mum is an unpaid labour of love and offers of no holiday pay, no sick leave, no superannuation and no retirement, yet being a Mum is the best thing we will ever do! As a Mum and now a Grandmother I see every day as ‘Mother’s Day’ and I am so grateful every day that I was blessed with children. Certainly being a Mum is challenging, there is no training and as a new Mum we suddenly face sleep deprivation and the full responsibility for a tiny human being who is totally dependent upon us. Sometimes I hear young mothers say “I am just a Mum, I don’t work.” Oh yes you do work and at the most important job- raising a child! To those of you who are Mums, I salute you and wish you happiness. To those of you who have lost your Mum, my thoughts are with you as I know you will miss your Mum as much as I miss mine. Let us all remember the importance of Mothers, not just on Mother’s Day but

102 Main Street, Romsey 3434 PH: 5429 5544

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• Column supplied by Liz Dormontt. Liz is a director of Chess Property Consultants, based in Romsey. To contact Liz, phone 5429 5544 or check out their website at www.chessproperty.com.au

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$645,000

$675,000

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Your Piece of Paradise-2.5 acres approx. ❙ Large main bedroom with WIR, ensuite & access to outdoor spa ❙ Luxurious very large guest room with BIR ❙ Bedrooms 3 & 4 are large double rooms with BIR’s ❙ Study with cathedral ceilings and a peaceful outlook ❙ Magnificent open plan lounge/meals/kitchen ❙ Cosy second lounge/rumpus room with open fire place ❙ Extra large shed with power, er lighting & concrete floor er,

ROMSEY

4+ 2 7

$660,000

How Peaceful it is!-2.88 ha approx. ❙ Three large bedrooms with spacious BIR’s ❙ Study or 4th bedroom ❙ Large, light airy lounge room ❙ Large rumpus/family room ❙ Family sized kitchen opening to family meals area ❙ Double garage under roof ❙ Town, tank and dam water

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When Only The Best Will Do- 2.25acres approx. ❙ Huge main bedroom with bay window, full ensuite & WIR ❙ Bedrooms 2 & 3 will fit double beds and have BIR’s ❙ Absolutely spectacular kitchen ❙ Light and airy open plan dining/family area ❙ Double garage under roof plus 12m x 6m shed/workshop ❙ Spectacular and unique outdoor entertainment room ❙ Resort style in-ground pool

ROMSEY

3 2 4

$695,000-$715,000

Perfect Hobby Farm - 7 acres 3 1 2

❙ Three very large bedrooms—main with WIR ❙ Elegant formal lounge, formal dining ❙ Exceptionally spacious kitchen, Informal dining opening to front deck ❙ Family room leading to sheltered rear deck ❙ Massive shed to house farm machinery ❙ Excellent dog run, fenced paddocks ❙ Town water, ter tank water, ter, ter bore water ter,

“When Size Really Matters”- 13.5acres ❙ Large main bedroom with WIR & ensuite ❙ 3 king sized bedrooms with BIR’s ❙ Open plan kitchen & large family meals area ❙ Under roof entertainment area ❙ Shed/workshop with concrete & power ❙ Dog runs, cattery, woodshed, garden shed ❙ Ample water – tanks, dam & exceptional bore

LANCEFIELD

4 2 2

OFFERS ABOVE $550,000

“A Hidden Beauty” 1.529ha 3 1 2

❙ Main bedroom with WIR & ensuite ❙ Bedroom 2 with WIR, bedroom 3 with BIR ❙ Formal lounge with bay window ❙ Family room opening to the study ❙ Open plan kitchen-meals with bay window ❙ Man cave with concrete, power & 2 water tanks ❙ Delightful entertainment area

3 2 2

SPRINGFIELD 294 PATTERSONS ROAD

A1 B- C4 CALLING BUDDING GRAZIERS AUCTION Saturday 16th May 12.00 noon OFI Sat May 16th 11.00-12.00 Jane Lansell-Smith M: 0412 457 881 jane_romsey@ y connallys.com.au y@ www.connallys.com.au • Over 42 hectares or approximately 106 acres • Approx. 4 dams, plus well • Assorted sheds, great cattle yards, power connected • Suitable house sites with magnificent views over the surrounding districts • Farming Zone currently used for sheep and cattle • Opportunity for hobby farmers or old hands

LANCEFIELD 817 MT WILLIAM ROAD

A 4 B 2 C 2+ Substantial 90 Acre Property EXPRESSIONS OF INTEREST OFI Saturday 16th May 12.30-1.30pm Jane Lansell-Smith M: 0412 457 881 jane_romsey@ y connallys.com.au y@ www.connallys.com.au • Multiple living areas • Spectacular 90 acres with views • 4 Double bedrooms, BIR’s (WIR in main) • 2 Bathrooms, ensuite in main • Stunning kitchen, s/s appliances, island bench, pantry • DLUG, separate workshop, enclosed storage area

LANCEFIELD 251 OLD KILMORE LANCEFIELD ROAD On To T p Of The World Private Sale James Shalders M: 0412 136 578 james_romsey@ y connallys.com.au y@ www.connallys.com.au • Approx 206 Acres, (83.37ha) • Between Lancefield and Kilmore • Bush block, with cleared portions • Excellent Dam and Large shed • 2 Road frontages • Elevated views • Rural surrounds • Tree change life style options

SOLD 302 Portingales Road, Romsey

SOLD

WE ARE SELLING MORE PROPERTIES W NTED URGENTLY WA L LY to meet buyers demand.

SOLD 64 Main Road, Lancefield

SOLD

Call James Shalders 0412 136 578 200 Allisons Road, Nulla Vale 82 Main Street, Romsey Julie Ellis 0409 433 699 Property Manager

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11 Ochiltrees Road, Romsey Fax (03) 5429 6846 Jane Lansell-Smith 0412 457 881 Licensed Sales Agent

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77 Dalton Street

9 Jackson Court

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1 Plummer Street

115 Kirribilli Road

64 Monaghan Road

Lot 1, 130 Ferrier Road

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255 Lauriston Reservoir Road

27 Jessie Evelyn Crescent

Unit 5 & 6 - 34 Market Street

128 Slatey Creek Road

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GISBORNE Real Estate MACEDON RANGES Real Estate

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JUST LISTED

LANCEFIELD

84 CHAUNCEY STREET RIDDELLS CREEK

On 2000M2 and belying its quaint street appeal, this 3BR BV superbly presented package, has timberlined vaulted ceilings, huge living room and family/dining room. Chef’s kitchen, top quality appliances, tradesman shed, and state of art outdoor entertaining. Ducted gas heating. An impressive “must come inside” property close to swimming pool, bowling club, sports oval and local schools.

9 WILLIAMS LANE

Views and lifest lif yle on 1.589HA (approx 4AC)! Impressive home 4BR (E/S), big lounge, casual family room, PLUS study, study PLUS sep rumpus, DLUG. No less than 20 solar panels! Huge shed /workshop with well fitted studio, with own entrance and facilities. Also has steel dog pens with outside access. Sensational location! Must be viewed to be appreciated.

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$759,000

APPROX 12 ACRES

OPEN SATURDAY 11.00-11.30AM

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U O H T I W

184 BENSON ROAD GISBORNE

GISBORNE SOUTH

Sensational views and glorious sunsets! Rare as anything! Seldom found - ofte of n sought, a magnificent piece of heaven awaiting your dream home! Vacant land of this calibre is almost impossible to find and allows you the opportunity to create your own dream home, your own style, your own signature, on a piece of land.

3 SANSOM STREET

In one of the prettiest and most sought afte af r green areas in the Gisborne village, this four bedroom (or 3 plus large study), 2 bathroom home has a great house plan and location, ideal for the young family.On a huge 1184 SQM block (that’s t’ well over a quarter of an acre) the property is next to parkland where you t’s can “kick a footie”!

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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

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27 THE BOULEVARD TRENTHAM

GISBORNE

Seeking one big family or two! Large and lovely approx 35Sq home with 5 BR PLUS study, study lounge, family/ dining, and substantial rumpus room with views - all on approx 1936SQM. Outstanding IG swimming pool/spa pool in own private pool house! Many value added improvements, including 16 solar panels installed. Value Plus!

$695,000-$725,000 Range

$749,000 7/38 Brantome Street, Gisborne info@gisborne-realestate.com.au www.gisborne-realestate.com.au

Address on request

“TRENTHAM FALLS FARM” circa 1870 - On approx 35 private acres, the property is ideal as a retreat, equine, grazing, tourism (STCA) or family home. 3BR, lounge, dining, kitchen, bathroom and laundry. With original shop, stable/garage and many old sheds in addition to the strong shearing sheds, the property has amazing water supply. Coliban River at its back boundary. Easy access to Melbourne, Bendigo and Ballarat.

THINKING OF SELLING? FREE MARKET APPRAISAL!

5428 8895

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5 Agar Place, Sunbury MIGHTY MONUMENTAL MONUMENT MARVEL! This faultless double story home stands proud, positioned on a corner site and tucked away in a quiet court location. Upon entry, the main level of the home comprises the main bedroom with ensuite and WIR plus an additional two bedrooms, both with WIR’S and sharing a central bathroom. Living options include a sunken family and meals area, kitchen complete with stainless steel appliances.

4A3B 2C Price: $495,000 to $530,000 Inspection: Saturday 12.15pm to 12.45pm

Photo ID required

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

109 Reservior Road, Sunbury

3A2B 2C

FAMILY MIL VALUES HERE! MILY

Located in a sought afte af r street central to all major amenities and public transport with multiple gorgeous parkland reserves and walking trails nearby. This inviting home is well proportioned throughout and off a formal lounge with a feature fireplace. Features include timber offers floors and an updated kitchen finished with stainless steel appliances and a large pantry spread across one wall.

Upstairs offers off rumpus/theatre room, separate retreat/open family area, 3rd bathroom, 4th bedroom with built in robe plus a great sized study.

Off ing a spacious meals area flows to a formal dining room or can be Offer utilised as a 2nd living zone. Accommodation includes 3 good sized bedrooms, master with WIR and ensuite plus a central bathroom with spa bath.

Additional features include, evaporative cooling, ducted heating, split system, remote control double garage plus much more!

Additional features include multiple split systems throughout, ceiling fans, feature timber gates and much more!

31 Paperbark Avenue, Sunbury SECURE THE LIFESTYLE IN JACKSONS HILL!

Situated in the highly sort afte af r Jacksons Hill Estate on a corner block, only a short stroll to parkland’s and all that Sunbury has to offer off . The home has multiple living zones of spacious proportions with options at each end including a formal front lounge, separate retreat flowing to the kitchen complete with stainless steel appliances and an open dining room being the centre of the home.

4A2B 2C

Inspection: Saturday 1.45pm to 2.15pm

Photo ID required

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

Boasting low maintenance landscaped gardens wrapping around the home, additional features include ducted heating, evaporative cooling, alarm system, and much more!

Shop 3, 2 Brook Street, Sunbury

Inspection: Saturday 10:45am to 11:15am

Photo ID required

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

3A1B 2C

DON’T BLINK!!!

Price: $485,000

With accommodation offer off ing four bedrooms all with BIR’s, main complete with WIR and full ensuite.

7 Mawson Court, Sunbury

Price: $389,000

What an unbelievable opportunity for the first home buyers out there to own an immaculate home and become the envy of all your friends! The home has stunning oversized windows, offer off ing solid timber floors, new carpets and fitted with new blinds throughout including double block outs plus to finish off the masterpiece.

Price: $289,000 Contact: Adam Sacco 0409 033 644 adam.sacco@leadingrealestate.com.au

Featuring a spacious solid timber kitchen completed with stainless steel appliances and plenty of cupboard space. From there step out into a low maintenance backyard offer off ing an undercover entertaining area. Accommodation includes three bedrooms with BIR’s sharing a central bathroom. Additional features include, 6m x 5.1m double car shed/garage, ducted heating and split system air-conditioning, and much more!

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Sunbury Pty Ltd

1A Pasley Street, Sunbury DOLL HOUSE - THE DREAM HOME! This home is a majestic Sunbury residence, so close to the main township and all that Sunbury has to offer off . Off ing hardwood floors, 2 separate entertainment areas including Offer formal lounge and an upstairs family/rumpus room, plus an impressive

4A3B 2C Price: $540,000 to $570,000 Contact: Adam Sacco 0409 033 644 adam.sacco@leadingrealestate.com.au

decked outdoor entertaining area and an impressive 10 person Jacuzzi framed with glass pool fencing for all year round enjoyment. Comprising of 4 double bedrooms, 3 plus powder room, kitchen with Additional features include refrigerated cooling and ducted heating, a feature open tread hardwood staircase with glass balustrades, internal

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

3A2B 1C

226 Riddell Road, Sunbury

Price: $745,000 to $785,000 Contact: Adam Sacco 0409 033 644 adam.sacco@leadingrealestate.com.au

4A2B 2C

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Price: From $380,000 Inspection: Saturday 11.30am to 12.00pm

Photo ID required

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THE 1/2 ACRE MODERN MASTERPIECE!

This five bedroom, three bathroom contemporary residence is a one of a kind opportunity, nestled in a premium pocket of Jacksons Hill. Expansive living spaces will make a terrific first impression consisting of family living, formal lounge, rumpus room and theatre room. The kitchen features Caesar stone bench tops, integrated microwave, and dishwasher. From the main living zone through bi-folding bi-f doors, it opens out to an alfresco area with Jetmaster open fireplace.

Additional features include ducted heating and evaporative cooling, CCTV Security camera system, 3 car garage and more.

access through from double lock-up garage plus much much more!

ONL TWO LEFT!! ONLY These brilliant premium homes each have their own personality and embrace what true means being built buy a private Master Builder. From the striking front facade to the back fence, each of these homes have been fitted with the quality that they deserve with an inclusions list a mile long! From the second you walk in you will be instantly impressed and see the attention to detail and pride in the builders workmanship with many incredible and highly desirable features. These properties have been built for the refined buyer that appreciates true quality and would make for the perfect downsize or for a wonderful investment and capture a premium tenant and capitalise on all the taxable depreciation benefits that come with a new build purchase.

5A3B 3C

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stone bench tops and stone splash-back.

SUPERIOR FINISHES, ULTIM UL ATE TRANQUILITY!

3 Lennox Court, Sunbury

Standing proud, this quality grand scale family home offers off a very warm and inviting ambiance, finished with premium fixtures and fittings.

Price: $510,000 to $530,000

This home will cater for the whole family with multiple living areas. Off ing a contemporary designed spacious open plan family room Offer incorporating the dining/meals area and kitchen with outdoor access through bi-folding bi-f doors. The kitchen boasts quality stainless steel appliances. To top it off, off there is an additional separate rumpus room with glass doors making a great retreat for the whole family to enjoy. Accommodation includes a master bedroom including a sleek ensuite and a WIR plus an additional 3 spacious bedrooms sharing a central bathroom.

Photo ID required

Inspection: Saturday 1.00pm to 1.30pm Contact: Adam Sacco 0409 033 644 adam.sacco@leadingrealestate.com.au

Additional features include double garage with remote access, ducted heating, split system air conditioning, quality carpets and much more!

03 9744 2244

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Auction This Saturday

Washington Lane

*Existing Bore Lot 1 1360m2

Lot 3 1994m2 Lot 4 1507m2

Lot 2 1543m2

Lot 5 1052m2

Lot 6 1607m2 Lot 7 UNDER 1326m2 OFFER

Lilley Court

Reserve 1337m2

Lot 11 1071m2

Lot 10 1064m2

Lot 9 1054m2

Reserve 1241m2

Lot 8 1014m2

Lilley Court Estate

Woodend Off Washington Lane

-PU NÄ§ $325,000

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

Estherdean

A Most Enviable Address

Hesket/Mount Macedon

Reserve Price $1,475,000

View Sat 16 May 10.30-11am or by appointment Spectacular views over the Hesket Valley from the tightly held northern slopes of Mount Macedon and nestled amongst some of the most prestige properties Sandi Barry-Mueller in our region. Original 3 bedroom residence, beautiful garden, mature English 0408 392 347 John Keating trees and cherry tree lined driveway. Plans are in Council for a permit to allow for a new home to be sited to capture the views. Make your mark in one of the 0419 880 444 most prestigous locations in Victoria. Excellent mountain spring fed water supply to large dam & good quality red volcanic soils.

1323 Mount Macedon Road (Corner of Straws Lane)

-PU NÄ§ $317,000

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-PU NÄ§ $697,000 (existing residence) -PU NÄ§ $347,500 -PU NÄ§ $310,000 -PU NÄ§ $310,000 Lot 7 - UNDER OFFER -PU NÄ§ $287,500 -PU NÄ§ $277,500 -PU NÄ§ $247,000 -PU NÄ§ $277,500

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

Some of our $1m+ sales since January (8 sales average price over $2m)... ...and some of our other sales since Easter

SOLD

D SOL On 78 Acres at Romsey

D SOL On 10 Acres at Gisborne

Kyneton

Woodend

SOLD On 110 Acres at Rochford

D SOL

Romsey

D SOL On 103 Acres at Macedon SOLD

D SOL

SOLD

Tylden

SOLD

Kyneton

SOLD

Woodend

On 118 Acres at Ashbourne

SOLD

Kyneton

SOLD

Woodend

Lilley Court D SOL

On 125 Acres at Metcalfe

D SOL

On 25 Acres at Tylden

D SOL On 116 Acres at Hesket

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54 Evans Street, Sunbury 40 Aitken Street, Gisborne

14 Carinya Drive Gisborne

53 Cradle Road Diggers Rest

MT. MACEDON VIEWS

THE BEST OF DIGGERS REST

A well planned residence with 4 bedrooms, 2 living areas, in-ground swimming pool and a separate alfresco area ideal for the entertainer. Great size allotment of 1000m2 with lovely gardens and double garage.

This 3 bedroom 2 bathroom home represents a wonderful opportunity for both investment and residential purchasers. Situated in a quiet street this is a deceptively large home that provides open living with contemporary finishes throughout.

FOR SALE $540,000 INSPECT THIS SATURDAY 12.30-1.00PM Photo ID Required CONTACT Gisborne Office 5428 2800

9744 2555 5428 2800

FOR SALE $295,000-$310,000 INSPECT THIS SATURDAY 11.30-12.00pm Photo ID Required CONTACT Sunbury Office 9744 2555

Diggers Rest FIRST TIME OFFERED FOR SALE

. 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 - PRICED TO SELL.

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

OPEN FOR INSPECTION 10.00-10.30am

12 La Perouse Close, Sunbury 30 Menzies Drive, Sunbury 109 Aitken Street, Gisborne

11.00-11.30am

4 Oakmont Court, Sunbury 51 Cradle Road, Diggers Rest 31 Mabel Crescent, Mt Macedon

11.30-12.00pm

53 Cradle Road, Diggers Rest 14 Wodalla Grove, New Gisborne 15 Bentley Court, Romsey

SATURDAY 16TH MAY 12.00-12.30pm

10 James Close, Sunbury

12.30-1.00pm

300 Walsh Road, Bullengarook 14 Carinya Drive, Gisborne

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15 Orr Street, Malmsbury

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20 Rye Court, Romsey 131 Main Road, Riddells Creek

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11 Feeneys Lane, Benloch

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55 Mahoneys Road, Riddells Creek 4 Leith Court, Sunbury

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Lance Long 0473 026 491 Jo Peel 0419 354 294 Richard Henry 0437 755 726 Andrew Bearman 0487 264 325

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54 Evans Street, Sunbury 40 Aitken Street, Gisborne

51 Cradle Road Diggers Rest

15 Bentley Court Romsey

DIGGERS DELIGHT

PRESTIGE ON BENTLEY! (ON 7896M2 BLOCK!)

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.

Beautiful presented family home offering 4 bedrooms, main with ensuite, European laundry, modern kitchen and open plan family/dining. Double garage, large outdoor entertaining, pony paddock, 3 phase power plus so much more.

FOR SALE $305,000-$325,000 INSPECT THIS SATURDAY 11.00-11.30AM Photo ID Required CONTACT Sunbury Office 9744 2555

D L O S

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FOR SALE $725,000 INSPECT THIS SATURDAY 11.30-12.00PM Photo ID Required CONTACT Sunbury Office 9744 2555

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1 Simms Court Riddells Creek

20 Rye Court Romsey

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

BEAUTIFULLY PRESENTED FAMILY PACKAGE

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!

Four good size bedrooms, two living areas, well appointed kitchen, delightful outdoor entertaining area with lovely landscaped gardens and a double lock-up garage completes this home on 1516m2 approx.

FOR SALE $575,000 CONTACT Sunbury Office 9744 2555

9744 2555 5428 2800

FOR SALE $419,000 INSPECT THIS SATURDAY 2.00-2.30PM Photo ID Required CONTACT Gisborne Office 5428 2800

RENTAL PROPERTIES AVAILABLE Gisborne

Sunbury

CHARMING COTTAGE, CLOSE TO TOWN! 3 brs, lounge complete with natural gas heating and split system, kitchen/meals, electric cooking, bathroom and laundry. Gardening included in rent. Pets negotiable.

EXECUTIVE HOME 4 br, ens, BIRs, formal lounge room, kitchen/meals/family area, gas cooking, dishwasher, ducted heating, evaporate cooling. Alfresco living and dbl grg. No pets.

FAMILY HOME Single level brick 4 bedroom home with good size living areas. Master bedroom with ensuite, air con ducted and gas heating

$350 PW Available: Now

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Sunbury

Riddells Creek

Sunbury

FAMILY HOME 4 br home with BIR, master with WIR & ens. Sep living room, open plan kitchen, meals & family room, alfresco. Ducted heating & evaporative cooling. Dbl grg.

MODERN UNIT 3 brs, open plan kit/meals/lounge, ducted heating, bathroom and laundry. Single garage and courtyard. Close to all town facilities and freeway access.

CLOSE TO SHOPS AND TRANSPORT Neat two bedroom unit, close to all facilities. Gas heating,cooling, separate lounge and single lockup garage.

$375 PW Available: Now

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Lance Long 0473 026 491 Jo Peel 0419 354 294 Richard Henry 0437 755 726 Andrew Bearman 0487 264 325

Doug Gray 0413 161 804 Julie Gloster 0408 323 056 Michael Garvey 0412 298 258 John Dunlop 0419 001 991

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54 Evans Street, Sunbury 40 Aitken Street, Gisborne

9744 2555 5428 2800

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31 Mabel Crescent Mount Macedon SPECTACULAR MT MACEDON PROPERTY On a large corner block this home provides the very best of design, space and comfort. This light filled home features 4 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms, lounge, family room, kitchen and dining area, polished timber floors and high ceilings. All surrounded by the tranquil flora for which Mt Macedon is known. PRIOR OFFERS CONSIDERED.

AUCTION SATURDAY 23 MAY @ 12 Noon INSPECT THIS SATURDAY 11.00-11.30AM Photo ID Required CONTACT Gisborne Office 5428 2800

14 Wodalla Grove New Gisborne A WINNER FOR THE WHOLE FAMILY IN DESIRABLE CHESSY PARK ESTATE Family accommodation is versatile in this 4 bedroom home comprising expansive kitchen / dining / family area, study, 3 bathrooms, large laundry, undercover entertainment area, carport plus double remote garage. Great side access for a caravan or boat. Close to primary school and train station.

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Leaders in Real Estate Excellence

FOR SALE $695,000-$720,000 INSPECT THIS SATURDAY 11.30-12.00PM Photo ID Required CONTACT Gisborne Office 5428 2800

Lance Long 0473 026 491 Jo Peel 0419 354 294 Richard Henry 0437 755 726 Andrew Bearman 0487 264 325

Doug Gray 0413 161 804 Julie Gloster 0408 323 056 Michael Garvey 0412 298 258 John Dunlop 0419 001 991

Only 63km from Melbourne’s CBD. 1,000sqm Average Lot Size. Affordable Blocks from $169,000. Flat Blocks. Display Village underway: Porter Davis, Metricon, Simonds, JG King, GJ Gardner.

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Kennedy & Hunt:

Agent Contacts:

33 Brantome St, Gisborne,Victoria, 3437

Jason Kennedy: Wilma Grumont: Dominic Romeo:

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

Mount Macedon 40 Salisbury Road

0417 383 235 0409 138 472 0407 435 589

Private Sale

‘Winhunter’. Functional, flexible and charming family property with plenty of space inside and out. Approx. 7123m2 of country gardens and bushland. Bright, airy and spacious double storey mountain home offering five large bedrooms (a luxury master suite) plus study, udy formal lounge/ udy, dining room (with feature open fire place), a country style kitchen/ meals and living room forming the hub of the home and chic & stylishly renovated bathroom, ensuite and powder room. Features include tree top views from balconies to upstairs bedrooms, terraced gardens, solar heated inground swimming pool, ‘Mediterranean type’ courtyard/ent d/ d/ent ertaining space complete with pizza oven, bocce pitch and separate all weather play area for children. A combination of fresh air, air exercise and style only minutes from village amenities and Mount Macedon’s Golden Mile.

Private Sale Details: $989,000 plus

Viewing Times: Saturday 12.00 - 12.30pm

Property Information:

A5 B3 C2

NEW LISTING

Mount Macedon 14 Salisbury Road

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. This is the perfect move to a more relaxed and healthy lifestyle.

New Gisborne 250 Hamilton Road

Value Plus - Rustic Log Cabin on 13.19 acres approx. Ideal weekender or an affordable dream for equestrian families. Secure this character filled property for lifestyle, grazing or equestrian pursuits. Character filled home with newly extended master bedroom, with WIR & ensuite. Includes shed with 3 stables, workshop, paddocks & menage area. Fantastic separate bungalow, complete with bedrm & living areas. Options abound in this great location.

Private Sale Details:

Contact Agent

Viewing Times: By appointment.

Kennedy & Hunt Real Estate 34 SUNBURY & MACEDON RANGES STAR WEEKLY \ MAY 12, 2015

Property Information:

A4 B2

Private Sale

Viewing Times: Saturday 12.00 - 12.30pm

Property Information:

A4 B3 C4 www.kennedyandhunt.com.au

Kennedy & Hunt:

Agent Contacts:

33 Brantome St, Gisborne,Victoria, 3437

Jason Kennedy: Wilma Grumont: Dominic Romeo:

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

0417 383 235 0409 138 472 0407 435 589

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18 Pearce Court, Gisborne

10 Benson Road, Gisborne South

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D L O S 12 Pinelea Grove, Gisborne

5428 2544

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If you are considering selling, contact your local agency

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SPORT Young Jets leave years of struggle behind them The success of Sunbury Jets’ youth women’s side in Big V division 2 this season is inspiring the town’s next group of young female basketballers. The Jets have struggled in recent seasons, with many of the girls who have been in the program for the past five years not being on the winning side very often. That has changed this season, with the side sitting 9-1 after losing for the first time at the weekend to a buzzer-beater from over halfway. Coach Andrew Seidel said he would have taken a start like that before the season began. “I was assistant coach last season and when the opportunity arose I threw my hat

in the ring,” Seidel said before the weekend’s matches. “Morale was down as we hadn’t won very often. “As I was appointed late in the piece, we weren’t able to recruit heavily.” Half of last year’s team returned for this year, with a few players who had time off returning. Four of the players, Tamara Knox, Terri McIntosh, Tayla Allen and Naomi Stevens, gained plenty of experience last season playing several games with the women’s senior team. Knox and Stevens are playing for both sides again. “To a degree [playing women’s] has helped them. They have been in the program for

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Morale was down as we hadn’t won very often five years,” Seidel said. “They help form the nucleus of the side and we are one of the more experienced sides in the competition. “We’ve been training with the senior women and played games against them in training, which adds to the experience.” The Jets were in division 1 last season but with the introduction of a division 2 they found themselves demoted. “I tell the girls not to think about whether we’re in division 1 or division 2,” Seidel said.

Bombers hold the line By Tara Murray It’s been an interrupted start to the season for Riddell’s A-grade netballers because of players’ absence, but you wouldn’t have picked it from results in the Riddell District Netball League. The Bombers won the first four matches, including against premiers Melton Centrals and fellow finalist Diggers Rest. Bombers’ coach Lauren Close concedes 4-0 isn’t a bad start to the season. “We’ve had a bit of change and haven’t had the same team on court each week,” Close said. “The VNL [Victorian Netball League] girls have been missing games due to their commitments, but some of the B-grade girls have stepped up and played out of their skins. “Emma Croft and Vanessa Kennedy were nervous when I told them they would be playing A-grade, but they’ve handled it well,” Close said. After finishing runners-up last season, the Bombers added more experience to this year’s squad. Shooting star Mikayla Vaughan steps into the goalshooter’s role, while former Romsey premiership coach Danni Davidson has also joined the side. “They definitely add more experience, but it also brings strength to the league,” Close said. “Danni wanted a change and we weren’t going to say no. “Her greatest asset is that we’re able to play her where we need her. “So far, she’s been in defence for us, but we can put her in the midcourt if we need her there.” Another VNL star, Ellie Bennetts, was also going to join the team but accepted a coaching role elsewhere. On Saturday, the Bombers defeated Wallan 49-25. The match got off to a slow start with a couple of injury time-outs. “A couple of people fell over and one girl from Wallan hurt her knee,” Close said. “Mikayla was unwell and, after about three minutes, she came off. “It was very windy and we had to move our goalkeeper to goalshooter. “We had no bench in the end.” Close, now training with her VNL side, is still on track for a return later in the season. Elsewhere, Macedon remains undefeated after beating Lancefield and Melton Centrals were too good for Sunbury. Rupertswood thrashed Woodend Hesket, while Romsey overcame an undermanned Diggers Rest. Riddell’s Bridget Aughton and Danni Davidson face off against Wallan’s Kate Bishop.

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“We could probably do damage in division 1. We were stiff last year; it wasn’t like we were being thrashed. “We wanted to be competitive but [our good start] is a shock.” Seidel has been named the division’s coach of the month in both the opening months of the season. The Jets lost their first match of the season 56-53 to Camberwell on Saturday night. Scores were level when a half-court shot from Camberwell clinched the win on the siren. The Jets bounced back with a 84-57 win over Mornington in their next match. Tara Murray

Cannons blow up as Falcons take flight Calder Cannons’ inability to stop a run-on has again been the downfall of the TAC Cup side, this time against Geelong Falcons. The Cannons had the best of the game in the first 15 minutes but did not take advantage before the Falcons kicked into gear. The Falcons lead by 30 points at quarter-time and were never headed in winning 13.12 (90) - 4.12 (36) Cannons coach Andrew Johnston said that once an opponent started a roll his side struggled to stop it. “We lost momentum and they gained a lot of confidence and ran over the top,” he said. “We need to play one-on-one football. Too many guys are not doing it. “We need to work harder on the spread. I don’t think it’s a fitness thing. It’s a willingness to do it for longer.” Ovie Magbegor, in his first competitive game in more than six months, was a real positive for the Cannons. “Hisham Kerbatieh was a real focal point down forward and he’s getting better with his defence, while Tyson Lever was really good,” Johnston said. “Not too many other positives.” It was an emotional week for the Cannons, with the death of legendary trainer Phil Dunk. He died suddenly on May 2 after spending the day at the Cannon’s game. Talent manager Ian Kyte said everyone at the Cannons and many people across the TAC Cup loved Dunk. He was a trainer at the Western Jets before joining the Cannons when they were formed. “He has been a stalwart of the club and has been here right from the start,” Kyte said. “Even when he moved to Ballarat he still came down. “He had a cult following and nobody would walk past him without acknowledging him and saying something.” Dunk was one of the inaugural inductees into the Cannons Hall of Fame earlier this year. “We’re grateful we were able to honour him while he was alive,” Kyte said. Tara Murray

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United shuns relegation By Tara Murray Sunbury United bounced back from a 3-0 loss the previous week to record a 2-all draw with Corio on Saturday. It’s been a tough start, with big losses to United in FFV state league 1 north-west. Jake McIntyre and Simon Yates were goal scorers for United in Saturday’s draw. The single point means United is out of the relegation zone, sitting 10th with one win, two draws and four losses. This week gives United the perfect opportunity to add to its points tally as it takes on bottom side Westgate. In state league 5 west, Kyneton District scored a 4-1 win against Melbourne Lions. It’s the second successive win for the Rangers, now fourth on the ladder. Ryan Cole scored the only goal of the first half before two goals to Daniel Reeves and one to Jake Sartori sealed a comfortable win. It was a good day for Sartori, who also scored two goals in the reserves’ 3-1 win over Melbourne Lions. In other state league 5 games, Gisborne lost to Lara 4-1. Lara dominated and led 2-0 at half-time. It was 3-0 when Lara converted a penalty that saw Sean Geer sent from the field, leaving Gisborne with 10 players. Both teams scored goals in the final minutes of play. Gisborne now sits seventh on the ladder.

Res: Macedon 5.11 bt Lancefield 3.1, Riddell 9.11 bt Wallan 7.7, Sunbury Kangaroos 16.13 bt Melton Centrals 1.3, Rupertswood 12.12 bt WoodendHesket 0.2, Diggers Rest 9.9 bt Romsey 7.4, Broadford 5.10 bt Kilmore 3.7.

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RIDDELL DISTRICT FL - RD 4 SENIORS MACEDON 4.1 6.6 8.11 12.14 (86) LANCEFIELD 3.5 4.5 4.6 5.8 (38) Goals: Macedon: Marcus Kenny 4 Kernan 2 Harrison Wright Goodwin Miletic.Jason Cooke Mills. Lancefield: Jonathon Kent 3 Swindells Swindells. Best: Macedon: Jason Davies Morrissey Wright Fitzpatrick Kernan Goodwin. Lancefield: Dale Joseph Wight Bowden Waldron Lambert Pitts. RIDDELL 2.7 10.11 14.14 18.18 (126) WALLAN 2.2 5.2 8.4 9.8 (62) Goals: Riddell: Brian Ruffell 4 Nolan 4 Stancombe 4 Ross Ash Allen.Shaun Neeson Alkemade Jurczyluc. Wallan: Sam Rexhepi 4 Cosaitis 2 McCleish Frost Keenan. Best: Riddell: Paul Sahlberg Ruffell Nolan Stancombe Krojs Mc Namara. Wallan: Ricky Schraven Hanson Smith Rexhepi Irons Ruth. SUNBURY KANG 2.4 9.12 13.14 18.17 (125) MELTON CENT MEL 2.1 3.3 5.6 7.6 (48) Goals: Sunbury Kangaroos: Mitchell Streiff 5 Fenton 3 Trimboli 2 Baird 2 Kaufmann Hatty.Jared Pretty Welsh House Cuffe. Melton Centrals: Rex Hickman 2 Castle Frederickson T Toohey Martin Apineru. Best: Sunbury Kangaroos: Matthew Baird Cuffe Allen Streiff Sullivan Sutherland. Melton Centrals: Liam Toohey T Frederickson O’Brien Bamford Oneone Carassellos. RUPERTSWOOD 2.4 3.9 6.10 7.12 (54) WOODEND-HESK 0.6 3.7 3.8 3.11 (29) Goals: Rupertswood: Jorden Braddy 2 Cameron McRorie 2 Goodson 2 Riley. Woodend-hesket: Thomas O’Loughlin Shaw Waters. Best: Rupertswood: Jorden Braddy Cameron McRorie Swallow Chambers Corso Egan. Woodend-hesket: Matthew Bourke O’Loughlin Shaw Govan Sleight Laverie. ROMSEY 3.3 9.4 14.5 15.12 (102) DIGGERS REST 1.0 6.1 7.5 12.7 (79) Goals: Romsey: Benjamin Way 3 Mitchell 3 Saad 3 Saad 2 Tessari T Feltham.Kurt Henderson Mills. Diggers Rest: Luke Smailes 4 Mc Cabe 3 Smith Lardi Freeth Lobb. Jamerson Campbell Best: Romsey: Zak Saad Mitchell Saad Rayment Farmer Tessari. T Diggers Rest: Cameron Mc Cabe Lobb Smailes Sluggett Jackson Heritage. BROADFORD 4.2 9.3 14.5 19.10 (124) KILMORE 1.1 3.2 4.2 4.4 (28) Goals: Broadford: John Baker 5 Hetherton 3 Caccamo 3 Kaakour 2 Smith 2 Littlewood 2.Sean Duggan Peduto. Kilmore: Brandon Austin 2 Timmins Harrison. Best: Broadford: Mohammed Kaakour Crapp Philpot Viani Baker Peduto. Kilmore: Ben Tsakmakis T Bedggood Phillips Traynor Densworth Atkinson. Team Sunbury Kang Macedon Riddell Broadford Romsey Diggers Rest Lancefield Wallan Rupertswood Rockbank Melton Cent Kilmore Woodend-Hesk

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U-18.5: Riddell 13.13 bt Wallan 4.3, Melton Centrals 13.10 bt Sunbury Kangaroos 10.3, Rupertswood 15.15 bt Woodend-Hesket 1.8, Diggers Rest 13.4 bt Romsey 3.2, Kilmore 9.7 bt Broadford 3.14.

BALLARA BALLARAT Snr: Darley 12.14 bt East Point 9.16, Lake Wendouree 11.12 bt Melton 6.8, Redan 15.25 bt Ballarat 4.7, North Ballarat City 9.11 bt Bacchus Marsh 4.9. Res: East Point 8.5 bt Darley 6.11, Lake Wendouree 6.7 bt Melton 5.7, Redan 12.9 bt Ballarat 3.4. U-18: East Point 18.22 bt Darley 1.4, Melton 11.6 bt Lake Wendouree 7.7, Redan 12.13 bt Ballarat 6.3, Sunbury 14.19 bt Melton South 6.5.

VFL - RD 4 SANDRINGHAM 1.2 7.6 9.8 13.15 (93) CASEY 0.3 3.5 7.8 8.10 (58) Goals: Sandringham: Cockie 2 Zijai 2 Acres 2 Saad 2 Brown Saunders Hayes Templeton T Gilbert. Casey: Harmes Petropoulos Gent Grimes Muir McDonald Jones Gawn. Best: Sandringham: Acres Cockie Curren Lee Goddard Saad. Casey: Grimes Michie Muir Gawn Rutherford Neal-Bullen. At Casey Fields. COLLINGWOOD 4.3 5.4 9.8 14.8 (92) GEELONG 4.3 8.5 10.7 12.11 (83) Goals: Collingwood: Still 4 Fasolo 3 Kennedy 2 Gault 2 Abbott Hellier Blair. Geelong: Lucey 4 Gibbs 2 Walker 2 Horlin-Smith Close Herbison Blease. Best: Collingwood: Wallace De Goey Cox Marsh Still Fasolo. Geelong: Paliouras Simpson HorlinSmith Lucey Blease Cole. At Queen Elizabeth Oval, Bendigo. RICHMOND 5.5 9.9 14.9 19.15 (129) NORTH BALLARA BALLARAT 3.2 4.4 6.7 6.11 (47) Goals: Richmond: McBean 5 Vickery 3 McKenzie 2 Menadue 2 Wynne 2 McGough Contin Mcdonough Hampson Gleeson. North Ballarat: Tsitas T Keeble Curnow Peters Hooper Dumont. Best: Richmond: Dea Scott Arnot McBean Wynne Castagna. North Ballarat: Kiel Austin Sewell Dumont Rippon Schache. At ME Centre. WERRIBEE 3.1 3.5 7.6 8.8 (56) BOX HILL 1.4 1.9 3.11 6.15 (51) Goals: Werribee: Reid 3 Crichton 2 Iles Norris Daw. Box Hill: Williams Howe Gordon Hale Grimley Sicily. Best: Werribee: Currie Hussey Mihocek Hanson Laracy Norris. Box Hill: O’Rourke Iles Miles Gordon Collins Howe. At Box Hill City Oval. ESSENDON 4.4 5.9 7.12 10.14 (74) COBURG 1.2 2.3 3.8 6.12 (48) Goals: Essendon: Hardingham 2 Purcell 2 Marigliani McKenna O’Brien Kavanagh Giles Edwards. Coburg: Cauchi 2 Brandt Y Younan Thomas Featherstone. Best: Essendon: Aylett McKernan O’Brien Edwards Ashby Polkinghorne. Coburg: Morton Lehmann Cauchi Goodwin Hunt Venditti. At Piranha Park. FRANKSTON 0.0 5.4 6.4 9.8 (62) NORTHERN 5.5 6.8 10.13 11.14 (80) Goals: Northern: Watson 3 Kreuzer 2 Russell 2 Menzel 2 Johnson Holman. Frankston: Gardiner 2 Sutton Douglas Clark Pickess Pollard Irving Cavarra. Best: Northern: Holman McGuinness Perry Bransgrove Johnson Tutt. Frankston: Post Cavarra Buchan Newman Tynan T Pridgeon. At Frankston Oval.

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Rugby league

The Sunbury Tigers were too strong for the Doveton Steelers in Victorian Rugby League first-grade, winning 42-22. After losing their opening two games, the Tigers have won two in a row and are fourth on the ladder. This week, they face the Altona Roosters.

EDFL

East Sunbury was brought back to reality in Essendon District Football League division 2 on Saturday against Hadfield. Coming off a rare win, the Thunder players were slow starters against undefeated Hadfield and were made to pay. The Thunder was kept goalless in the first half and once it got on the scoreboard, it was too late, with the final scoreline being 17.16 (118)-5.6 (36). James Edwards kicked two goals for the Thunder, while Kamen Ogilvie continued his good start to the season as the Thunder’s best.

Golf

Bob McLennan won the Romsey Golf club’s stroke competition in cold conditions on Saturday. A gusting westerly/north-westerly wind saw many shots fall well short or go further than intended. A number of players seemed to be on track for good scores but almost all had one or two horrible holes. In the club’s Royal Women’s Hospital’s 4BBB competition on Wednesday, Lorraine Robb and Pam Drummond won on a count-back from Elaine Scanlon and Wendy Gosden. Robb and Drummond will represent the club in the Dalhousie district final of the RWH 4BBB competition.

Sunbury United’s Josh Bauer in play during the drawn match, 2-2, with Corio. (Shawn Smits)

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PORT MELBOURNE 9.3 9.3 13.6 16.6 (102) WILLIAMSTOWN 2.3 11.9 12.11 14.16 (100) Goals: Port Melbourne: Lisle 4 Mascitti 2 Pearson 2 Cain 2 Sandilands Haretuku O’Sullivan Cook Batsanis Osborne. Williamstown: Dunell 4 Gallucci 3 Critchley 2 Clouston Meese Jolley Banner Sing. Best: Port Melbourne: O’Sullivan Lisle Langford Batsanis Johnson Wooffindin. Williamstown: Dunell Jolley Faulks Gallucci Meese Johnstone. At Burbank Oval.

AFL VIC DEVELOPMENT LEAGUE - RD 4 CASEY 4.3 4.3 10.4 12.6 (78) SANDRINGHAM 2.0 6.4 7.4 9.7 (61) Goals: Casey: King 3 Lang 2 Wilson 2 Scott 2 Paredes Rosier Page. Sandringham: Kreymborg 4 McTaggart 3 Brown Harris. McT Best: Casey: Corrigan Scott Wilson Page Paredes Anderson. Sandringham: Verma Coates Noone Payne Brown Murdoch. At Casey Fields. BOX HILL 3.3 4.8 7.11 12.17 (89) WERRIBEE 1.0 1.1 2.3 3.3 (21) Goals: Box Hill: Tobin T 2 Lewis 2 Exon 2 Dimasi Langford Traynor Fisher Graham Evans. Werribee: Del Papa Christensen VanDenBerg. Best: Box Hill: Exon Tobin T Lock Graham Lewis CoddMiller. Werribee: Helliwell Pickering Wood Wallace Krithararis Holman. At Box Hill City Oval. WILLIAMSTOWN 6.7 8.10 15.15 18.15 (123) PORT MELBOURNE 1.1 4.5 4.6 8.8 (56) Goals: Williamstown: Conway 4 Curtis 2 Davies 2 Casley 2 Bewley 2 Bugeja 2 Giuliano Myers Gibbons Walshe. Port Melbourne: Prowse 2 Taylor T Dermott Mioni Dove MacMillan Prowse. Best: Williamstown: Conway Gibbons Bench Curtis Bewley McMahon. Port Melbourne: Urban Prowse Prowse Dove Macmillan Healy. At Burbank Oval. NORTHERN 4.2 FRANKSTON 3.0 At Frankston Oval.

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TAC CUP - RD 7 T GEELONG 6.3 10.6 11.10 13.12 (90) CALDER 1.3 1.6 1.8 4.12 (36) Goals: Geelong: Remmos 2 Bennett 2 Mathieson 2 Curnow Farrell Blair Diamond Connors Zdybel Donne. Calder: O’Kearney Stewart Meyers Kerbatieh. Best: Geelong: Mathieson Remmos Donne Curnow Zdybel Kershaw. Calder: O’Kearney Magbegor Kerbatieh Gawthrop Meyers Moore. At Simonds Stadium. GIPPSLAND 4.2 6.4 9.6 13.7 (85) QUEENSLAND 1.1 4.2 10.5 13.6 (84) Goals: Gippsland Power: McKay 3 Costigan 2 Hearn 2 Papley 2 Marsh McMahon Renooy Ferreira. Queensland: Brown 4 Buzza 2 Allison 2 Chol 2 Licht Keays Budarick. Best: Gippsland: Skinner Holmes Costigan McKay McMahon Dessent. Queensland: Budarick Keays William Brown Wagner Allison. At Broadbeach AFC. DANDENONG 3.4 5.6 11.9 12.11 (83) EASTERN 3.1 7.5 7.6 9.8 (62) Goals: Dandenong: Freeman 2 Roscoe 2 La Fontaine Warke Rice Young Y Williams Battle Di Pasquale Gladman. Eastern: Weideman 5 Hardwick 2 Doueal Nolan. Best: Dandenong: Rouse Freeman Collins Lovett Di Pasquale. Eastern: Fenton Batty Weideman Harvey Cotte Brolic. At Box Hill City Oval.

NORTH BALLARA BALLARAT 3.3 10.6 15.12 18.15 (123) NORTHERN 1.0 3.1 5.4 7.6 (48) Goals: North Ballarat: Cowan 3 Hopper 3 Templeton 2 Johnston 2 Lusby 2 Frank 2 Symons Wellings T Taurau Hausler. Northern: Ercolano 2 Dalgleish Soldo Malone Jordan McKay. Best: North Ballarat: Hopper Lusby Templeton T Symons Johnston Dawborn. Northern: El Moussalli Gresham Fiorini Ercolano Malone Leonardis. At Eureka Stadium. WESTERN 2.3 5.7 8.10 10.13 (73) BENDIGO 2.2 6.5 7.5 7.10 (52) Goals: Western: Butt 2 Hickey 2 Knight Spiteri Norton Volpato Coletta Bertollo. Bendigo: Simmons 2 Edwards Higgs T Tardrew Free Ryan. Best: Western: Volpato Knight Foley Berry Norton Hickey. Bendigo: Tardrew T Chisari Muscatello Edwards Harvey Hanley. At Burbank Oval. MURRA MURRAY 2.3 3.5 7.6 9.7 (61) NSW/ACT 0.1 1.4 2.6 4.7 (31) Goals: Murray: Schache 3 Smith 2 Middleton 2 Battista McMullan. NSW/ACT: Cornell 3 Himmelberg. Best: Murray: Coughlan Waite Schache Canfield Mennen Sharp. NSW/ACT: Himmelberg Cornell Bance Macreadie Flynn Hebron. At Albury Sports Ground.

Q NETBALL BALLARA BALLARAT A: North Ballarat City 107 bt Bacchus Marsh 13. A res: Bacchus Marsh 30 bt North Ballarat City 20. B: Bacchus Marsh 29 North Ballarat City 27.

Q RUGBY LEAGUE VICTORIAN RUGBY LEAGUE Rd 4: First Grade: Sunbury 42 bt Doveton 22, Casey 28 bt Altona 12, South Eastern 34 bt North West 30, Werribee 88 bt Northern 20. Second Grade: Sunbury 24 bt Doveton 22, North West White 28 bt South Eastern 24, Northern 26 bt Werribee 14, Altona Red 34 bt Waverley 28.

Q RUGBY UNION VRU Dewar Shield: Harlequin 55 bt Moorabbin 12, Box Hill 77 bt Footscray 0, Southern Districts 28 bt Power House 24, Melbourne 52 bt Endeavour Hills 17 P2 Harlequin 47 bt Moorabbin 12, Box Hill 57 bt Footscray 17, Power House 25 bt Southern Districts 12, Melbourne 45 bt Endeavour Hills 17 P3 Harlequin 41 bt Moorabbin 12, Box Hill 51 bt Footscray 5, Southern Districts 29 v Power House 20, P4 Melbourne Un 12 bt Harlequin 10, Southern Districts 26 bt Power House 21, Colts Melbourne Uni 22 bt Power House 17 Women HQ/ Souths 34 bt WD 17, Melbourne 24 bt Moorabbin 16. A: Geelong 42 bt Maroondah 8, Wyndham City 38 bt Shepparton 0. B: Cerberus 51 bt Bendigo 18, Monash Uni 15 bt Chargers 5, Eltham 26 bt Ballarat 19, VSRU 1st XV XC 57 bt GGS 5, BGS 28 bt SC 25, SPC 45 bt MC 34, SKC 41 bt MGS 5, HY 46 bt CY 12, MHS 28 bt SFX 0. U-18: End Hills 52 Foots/PH 17, Wyndham City 42 bt Shepparton/ Bendigo 15, Harlequin 49 bt Eltham 12, Moorabbin 68 bt Northern 22. U-16A: Moorabbin 44 Northern 10. B: Harlequin 38 bt Melbourne 25, Box Hill 46 bt Eltham 7. U-14 A: Wyndham City 56 bt Harlequin 5, End Hills 29 bt Souths 5. B: Box Hill 55 bt Harlequin 5, Moorabbin 34 bt Melbourne 5. U-12 A: Wyndham City 57 bt PH 5, Melbourne 24 bt Box Hill 12. B: Souths 27 bt Eltham 17 U11 End Hills 41 bt Brimbank 0, Wyndham City 42 bt Geelong 15, HQ Maroon 43 bt HQ Blue 19.

Q GRIDIRON GRIDIRON VICTORIA Wk 2: Croydon 58 bt Melbourne Uni 0, South Eastern 32 bt Geelong 28, Monash 22 bt Ballarat 0, Bendigo 22 bt Pakenham 0, Berwick 13 bt Western 12.

Q SOCCER FFV NPL: Rd 12: Bentleigh Greens 4 Northcote City 0, South Melbourne 1 Avondale 0, Melbourne Knights 1 Pascoe Vale 0, Green Gully 1 Port Melbourne Sharks 2, Hume City 1 Heidelberg United 1, Dandenong Thunder 1 North Geelong Warriors 1. NPL1 East: Rd 11: Dandenong City 1 Kingston City 0, Murray United 1 Melbourne Victory 9, Springvale White Eagles 1 Eastern Lions 1, Goulburn Valley Suns 6 Nunawading City 1, Richmond 2 Box Hill United 1. West: Ballarat Red Devils 1 Bulleen Lions 1, Moreland City 1 St Albans Saints 1, Bendigo City 1 Whittlesea Ranges 1, Brunswick City 3 Sunshine George Cross 3, Melbourne City 1 Moreland Zebras 1. U-20: Rd 12: Bentleigh Greens 0 Northcote City 1, Melbourne Knights 1 Pascoe Vale 1, Green Gully 2 Port Melbourne Sharks 1, Hume City 3 Heidelberg United 3, Dandenong Thunder 7 North Geelong Warriors 0, Werribee City 0 Oakleigh Cannons 0. East: Dandenong City 2 Kingston City 1, Murray United 1 Melbourne Victory 4, Springvale White Eagles 2 Eastern Lions 4, Goulburn Valley Suns 4 Nunawading City 2, Richmond 3 Box Hill United 0. West: Ballarat Red Devils 2 Bulleen Lions 7, Moreland City 1 St Albans Saints 1, Bendigo City 3 Whittlesea Ranges 4, Brunswick City 1 Sunshine George Cross 2, Melbourne City 3 Moreland Zebras 0.

Q BASEBALL WINTER LEAGUE A: GMBC 6 bt Ess 2, Greens 6 bt Knox 5, Nth Balwyn 9 bt For Hill 6, Resch 3 bt Wats 2. AR: GMBC 9 bt Ess 3, Knox 2 bt Greens 0, Nth Balwyn 5 For Hill 5, Wats 8 bt Resch 4. B: Dia Ck 3 bt Melb Uni 2, Donc 10 bt Mon Uni 1, W Wav 8 bt West 4. BR: Melb Uni 9 bt Dia Ck 3, Donc 6 bt Mon Uni 4, Wav 11 bt West 3. C: Foots 6 bt GMBC 5, St K 8 bt Pan Hill 2. CR: GMBC 11 bt Foots 1. A3: For Hill 5 bt Melb Uni 4, Ring 8 bt Heath 6, Knox 10 bt GMBC 7, Wats 5 bt Resch 3, Wav 8 bt Greens 6. A4: For Hill 8 bt Melb Uni 7, Ring 14 bt Heath 9, GMBC 21 bt Knox 9, Wats 15 bt Resch 0, Wav 13 bt Greens 1. D: Upwey 15 bt Ess 2, Mon Uni 9 bt Nth Balwyn 2, For Hill 15 bt NC Rebels 2, Pt Melb 11 bt Ring 3. DR: Upwey 13 bt Heath 4, Nth Balwyn 21 bt Mon Uni 3, NC Rebels 16 bt Nth Lions 2, Ring 8 bt Pt Melb 3, Gl Iris 10 bt West 9. EL: Donc 14 bt For Hill 4, Melb Uni 4 Wats 4, Knox 23 bt Nth Balwyn 4, Lat Uni 9 bt West 2. EE: Foots 11 bt Lat Uni 10, Donc 18 bt For Hill 5, Melb Uni 16 bt Wats 9, Nth Balwyn 7 bt Knox 6 Croy 10 bt Resch 4. U-17 Combined: Chelt 6 bt Dand 5, Ding B 8 bt Ess 6, Nth Balwyn S 11 bt Nth Balwyn H 3, Ring 10 bt For Hill 1. U-17 DV: GMBC E 13 bt Ess 10, GMBC O 14 bt Dia Ck 4, Wats 10 bt Resch 1. U-17 RD: Croy 10 bt Ding 6, Heath 13 bt Nth Balwyn 4, Knox 19 bt Ring 1. U-15 DV: Dia Ck/West 9 bt Donc/Bund/NCR 4, Greens/Resch 12 bt Ess B 9. U-15 RD Div 1: Knox 11 bt Nth Balwyn 9, Wav 8 bt For Hill 5. Div 2: Pt Melb 13 bt Ring 13, For Hill 12 bt Wav 3, Heath 7 bt Croy 2. U-13 DV: Dia Ck 14 bt Donc/Bund 8, Greens 10 bt Ess J 1, Ess B 17 bt GMBC 0, NC Rebels 20 bt Resch 0. U-13 Mjr: Nth Balwyn 12 bt For Hill 4, Wav 10 bt Knox 3. Mnr: Croy 13 bt For Hill 6, Knox 5 bt Nth Balwyn H 1, Ring 9 bt Nth Balwyn W 8. Rookie Ball: Nth Balwyn 7 bt Croy 4, Heath 14 bt Wav 5.

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Injury-riddled list has Tigers licking their wounds Playing the top side is hard enough on a normal day; playing with several key men out with injury makes it near impossible. It happened to Kyneton against Strathfieldsaye on Saturday in the Bendigo Football League. The Tigers were gallant and tried hard but couldn’t match last year’s premiers, losing 20.18 (138) - 9.4 (58). Director of football Rick Egan said injuries had left the side well below full strength. “With the team we put on the park, it was a good effort,” Egan said “It was always going to be tough with about nine out from our seniors’

list. There are some long-term injuries and some shorter-term ones.” The biggest worry is star player Ben Weightman. “He has a bulging disc and it’s likely he’ll miss four to six weeks,” Egan said. “You can’t cover quality players like that.” But he believed the scoreboard didn’t reflect the match. “The guys had a real go and, besides the first quarter, the actual scoreboard wasn’t an indication of their effort. [Strathfieldsaye] are a far better side and part of the top three, who are a class above the rest of us.”

Alik Magin was the standout for the Tigers in a performance that included two goals. “There were others who contributed and a lot of the young guys stood out,” Egan said. The Tigers are seventh with two wins ahead of a vital clash with Castlemaine this weekend. “The Castlemaine game is one we do really want to win,” Egan said. “It will be a tight finish for fifth on the ladder and they’re one of the sides we’re fighting against … we are hoping to get one or two players back.”

Redbacks still biting By Tara Murray Romsey gave a little reminder that it will again be a team to watch in the Riddell District Football League, smashing Diggers Rest in last weekend’s grand final rematch. It was a game reminiscent of many of last season’s for the Redbacks, who went through undefeated. The Burras were put under all sorts of pressure as the Redbacks’ defence and midfield strangled their scoring opportunities. At the other end, the Redbacks’ class and cleanness gave the forwards copious opportunities, with numerous uncontested marks in the forward 50. While the scoreboard showed a 15.12 (102) - 12.7 (79) result, wasteful kicking in the final quarter from the Redbacks and late goals flattered the Burras. Redbacks coach Dean Helmers didn’t know what to expect going into the game. “We weren’t sure how we’d go this year with a completely different list,” he said. “I still expect we’ll hit our straps in round eight or nine but, to the boys’ credit, they’re firing even quicker. “I was really pleased with the pressure in the midfield and we put them under a lot of pressure. “They couldn’t get clean disposal on the outside and it’s something we are working really hard on. “I look at the scoreboard and I don’t think it printed the picture of the dominance of the game; we were in a different class, to be honest.” Cam Dawson, Phil Lobb and captain Steve Burlak all missed the win. Burlak and Lobb should return this week. Burras coach Shaun Sims said it was a very ordinary performance by his side. “When the game was on the line, Romsey played better,” he said. “We started well but made a lot of errors in the first quarter, which really hurt us. Every big moment we weren’t up to it.” Despite finishing the game with no one on the bench, Sims said that wasn’t an excuse. Leg injuries to Craig Harvey and Brent Tuckey will likely have them on the sidelines for several weeks. Lenny Clarke, who didn’t play on Saturday, won’t return until the season’s second half. The Burras are 2-2 after playing the other four teams that finished in the top five last season. “You judge yourself against how you perform against the top six sides,” Sims said. “I would have been happy with 3-1. “I thought we missed a golden opportunity against Sunbury, who were injury-riddled. ‘We played similar today, when we allowed them to play better football.” For more pictures from the weekend’s clash go to www.sunbury.starweekly.com.au.

Romsey’s Nathan Rayment marks against Diggers Rest. (Shawn Smits)

Gisborne sits eighth on the ladder with one win. On Saturday, the Bulldogs lost to Eaglehawk 19.17 (131) - 9.4 (58). The Bulldogs trailed at every break. Jarrad Lynch, Casey Summerfield and Matthew Knox kicked two goals each, while Heath Simpson was best for the Bulldogs. In netball, both the Tigers and Bulldogs had mixed results in their A-grade matches. The Tigers lost to Strathfieldsaye 42-30, while the Bulldogs thrashed Eaglehawk 63-23. Tara Murray

Ruthless Lions roar to four out of four Sunbury Lions are flying in the Victorian Women’s Football League. They have won their four west division matches by a total of 349 points and have kept the opposition scoreless on three occasions. Coach Kerry Saunders said the girls were adjusting to playing at a lower level. “It’s an adjustment type of season while we try to find more girls to play,” Saunders said. “We have 15 regular girls and, come finals, we’ll have 18 or 19, barring injury. “It’s just enough to get us through, but we’d like more players. “Some of the other teams are just starting and learning the game and struggling for players, too. “Melton Centrals have 17 or 18 players and I expected the match against them to be a bit closer [the Lions won 51-9].” For Saunders, who coached a premiership with Wyndhamvale last season, the move to the Lions has been a good one. “We still have the basic core of players we’ve had for the past few seasons,” she said. “It has been handy for me as everybody already knows each other; at Wyndhamvale, it was a brand new team. It’s been really good here and everyone has been welcoming.” Saunders said she would look at switching player positions to give her group more of a challenge in the coming weeks. On Sunday, the Lions defeated Jacana 9.17 (71) - 0.0 (0). Emel Ramadan and Lisa Kirby kicked two goals each, while Natasha Hardy was best on ground. Meanwhile, the Lions men’s side had a strong win over Melton South in the Ballarat Football League on Saturday night. Poor kicking meant the Lions trailed by 12 points at quarter-time. But then the Lions kicked 15 goals to two after the break to win 17.19 (121) 7.8 (50). Josh Burgess kicked six goals for a second successive week, while Matt Medcraft and Jack Sheahan had three each. Tom Donoghue was best on ground, with Burgess and Medcraft among the other standouts. The Lions sit seventh on the ladder ahead of a clash with Melton this week. In A-grade netball, the Lions bounced back from two straight losses to beat Melton South 68-24. Chloe Curran scored 40 goals for the Lions in a best-on-court performance. Tara Murray 41 SUNBURY & MACEDON RANGES STAR WEEKLY \ MAY 12, 2015

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