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Changes to the way roads, bridges and local infrastructure are funded have put a $1.62 million black hole in Macedon Ranges projects, deputy mayor Russell Mowatt said last week. The former Calder Action Group president said May’s state budget left out $1 million in recurrent funding for country roads and bridges plus a further $625,000 for local infrastructure development. ‘‘This represents five per cent of our rates,’’ Cr Mowatt said. ‘‘This is another classic example of cost shifting by a state government, which will be further exacerbated by the introduction of their CPI rate capping policy next year.
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‘‘As a council, we are subsidising the growth of inner Melbourne.’’ Cr Mowatt said the funding had not been factored into the council’s 2015-16 budget because it was not guaranteed by the new Labor government. He said the council was concerned that it was being left to shoulder the maintenance and repair burden of 854 kilometres of sealed roads, with 37 kilometres already beyond the stage of remedial intervention. He said projects that had been funded since 2010 include the Kyneton-Baynton Road, Romsey-Wallan Road at Springfield, Market Street at Kyneton and Peter Godden Drive at Woodend. Many of the shire’s 140 bridges and major
culverts have also been strengthened or replaced, including the Barringo Road bridge at Gisborne, Forbes Road bridge at Romsey, Pipers Creek Road bridge at Kyneton and Howey Street culvert at Gisborne. Cr Mowatt said projects funded or partially funded by local infrastructure money in the past four years include construction of the New Gisborne netball complex and Kyneton’s Barkly Square pavilion, and the refurbishment of Tylden’s public hall. ‘‘We have the Loddon Mallee South regional growth plan and our settlement strategy showing and preparing for growth in our shire,’’ Cr Mowatt said. ‘‘The state government has cut us off at the knees with these funding cuts.’’
A spokeswoman said the government was committed to supporting regional communities. ‘‘That’s why we have guaranteed that $70 million of the government’s new $500 million Regional Jobs and Infrastructure Fund will be invested in our 38 rural councils.’’ She said guidelines for the fund, which is expected to start from July 1, were being prepared. ‘‘Additionally, as part of Project 10,000, the government has committed $1 billion to upgrade and repair unsafe and congested roads and bridges in regional communities. ‘‘We will continue to work with councils to identify their infrastructure needs and allocate funding accordingly,’’ she said.
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Terror claims spark censure call By Matt Crossman An Islamic leader has condemned controversial remarks about terrorism made by a Hume councillor. As reported by Star Weekly Weekly, an investigation was launched after Cr Jack Medcraft referred to the municipality as the ‘‘terrorist training centre of Australia’’ on a closed social media group. Responding to an article about counter terrorism raids in Hume earlier this month, Cr Medcraft referred to a 2003 ban on ham and pork being served at council functions in his Facebook post.
‘‘First it was ham sandwiches we were known for, now this garbage,’’ he said. ‘‘Watch out Sunbury, we could be next.’’ Islamic Council of Victoria secretary Kuranda Seyit said he was disappointed by the comments and trusted that council processes would lead to Cr Medcraft being censured. ‘‘It’s very concerning that an elected leader would echo the sentiments of a small minority of bigots,’’ Mr Seyit said. Council chief executive Domenic Isola said a council investigation had already been conducted under the councillors’ code of conduct. He did not disclose details.
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Cr Medcraft has apologised for causing offence but said a serious discussion is still needed about terror links to Hume. ‘‘My comments were tongue in cheek; they weren’t meant with any malice,’’ he said. Cr Medcraft said a lot of people are ‘‘worried about what’s going on’’.
There have been several alleged terrorist links to Hume. Jake Bilardi, of Craigieburn, and Suhan Rahman, of Roxburgh Park, were reportedly killed fighting overseas for Islamic State. A 17-year-old was arrested in a counter-terrorism operation at Greenvale on May 8. A police spokeswoman said it was important that people recognise there are an extremely small number of people involved in terrorism-related activities. ‘They are not representative of, speak for or act on behalf of, any community, religious or ethnic group.’’ She said Victoria’s commitment to multiculturalism was a great strength.
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‘‘Sport is important in Gisborne and this facility will support students and community members to get active and involved in a range of sports,’’ she said. Principal Andrew Robertson said the move to the new stadium had gone smoothly. Builders have turned their attention to the school’s old sports centre, which is being transformed into a performing arts facility. Internal demolition works have been completed and work is about to begin on a theatre that is expected to open in September this year. The school is still taking donations for seat plaques and a sponsors wall. For more details, phone 5428 3691.
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The opening of a $5 million sports stadium at Gisborne Secondary College has been hailed as a major win for the community. Unveiling a plaque at the centre last Wednesday, Education Minister James Merlino said the project, built with the help of $1.5 million from Macedon Ranges council, showed what could be achieved when schools, governments and residents worked together. The community sports centre includes two courts for basketball and volleyball, toilets, offices and a kitchen. It will be used by the school during the day and sport and community groups after hours. Groups are already using the centre for basketball, soccer and netball training. Macedon MP Mary-Anne Thomas said the centre would strengthen the school’s ties with Gisborne sports clubs.
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A Lancefield toddler was taken to hospital in a serious but stable condition after being found floating in a pool on Sunday. An Ambulance Victorian spokesman said a helicopter was called in to transport the toddler after paramedics were called to a residential address about 4.20pm.
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A photo taken by an unintentional witness has led to a Sunbury man being nabbed for hooning offences. A resident witnessed a Holden sedan doing a burnout at the intersection of Noble Way and Bradman Drive and took a picture of the incident, handing it in to police about 5.40pm on May 19. Police were able to identify the owner and car driver. A Sunbury man, 19, had his car impounded for 30 days and he is expected to be charged on summons.
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Community radio stations in Sunbury and the Macedon Ranges are confident they will be able to weather another federal funding freeze. The Community Broadcasting Association of Australia has slammed the federal government for extending an indexation ‘‘pause’’ for the next two years, saying it represents an incremental withdrawal of government support that would cost the sector more than $1 million. But representatives of Sunbury’s 3NRG and Woodend-based Highlands FM said the move would not have a major affect on their operations. ‘‘We believe that as long as we remain engaged with our community and ensure that we deliver relevant content, we will have no issue with our operations or programming,’’ 3NRG president Adrian Lodders said. ‘‘The majority of our funding comes from our sponsors, many of which are small businesses within the community. ‘‘As long as we remain relevant [and] we are able to increase our pool of sponsors over time, this allows us to remain self-sufficient.’’ Mr Lodders said the station had spoken with Federal Communications Minister Malcolm Turnbull on several occasions and had a great relationship with various industry bodies. ‘‘All of these stakeholders are actively engaged year-round to ensure that the community broadcast sector remains viable into the future,’’ he said. ‘‘What’s important to 3NRG is our ability to reach out to local organisations and businesses.’’ Highlands FM secretary Geoff Murray
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of businesses are doing it pretty tough, too,’’ Mr Murray said. ‘‘A lot of the metropolitan community stations turn over in excess of $1 million, but when you get out to regional areas it’s a different story.’’
Treasurer Tim Pallas and Macedon MP Mary-Anne Thomas visited Kyneton Secondary College last Tuesday to discuss plans for school upgrades. Last month’s budget included $5 million for a new trades hub at the school, on top of $8 million for Kyneton Primary School’s rebuild. Education Minister James Merlino visited Sunbury College on Wednesday to confirm $3 million for modernisation of its science wing.
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By Matt Crossman The latest weapon in the fight against impaired driving is already having an impact, with Macedon Ranges police catching nine motorists under the influence of drugs in three days. Roadside drug testing technology has been available in Victoria for several years but, until recently, local police had to rely on qualified officers from Melbourne or Bendigo to carry out tests. Inspector Ryan Irwin said extending the capability to every police car in the area would lead to a major increase in the number of tests conducted. He said police were alarmed by the number of crashes involving alcohol or drug use. ‘‘We know that some sectors of the community view the use of some drugs, such as cannabis, ecstasy and methylamphetamine, as low risk or as being socially acceptable,’’ Inspector Irwin said. ‘‘This is simply not the case, particularly if people choose to use drugs and then drive. ‘‘When people drive a car while impaired by drugs, they are exposing other innocent parties to that risk.’’ Highway patrol Sergeant Geoff Neil said police had long suspected that the drug-driving problem was widespread. He said the rollout of testing would end the ‘‘exceptionally frustrating’’ situation where police could not easily test drivers and would help tackle related problems, such as errant driving and collisions. ‘‘Unfortunately, we are getting results,’’ Sergeant Neil said. ‘‘As a tool, we are over the moon about it. But it’s like drink driving … you kind of hope you don’t end up with positive tests.’’
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Macedon Ranges police nabbed nine drivers during a three-day operation earlier this month. Drivers returning a positive saliva test receive an on-the-spot fine and lose their licence immediately.
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Sergeant Neil said motorists who drove after using drugs were being put on notice. ‘‘If you are stupid enough to drive with those substances [in your system] and you come into the Macedon Ranges, you can now be tested and caught.’’
Parents and health workers will get help to ‘‘demystify’’ use of crystal methylamphetamine (ice) at a Sunbury session next week. The free event will include talks from a drug and alcohol treatment expert and education agency ReGen and two local health workers. A Sunbury Community Health spokeswoman said the session would give people a better understanding of ice, its short and long-term effects and treatment options, including detox services. She encouraged parents of teenagers and young adults to attend. ‘‘One of the things we’re really targeting is giving parents that information, so that they can know what to look for.’’ The spokeswoman said the information session was organised in response to increasing concerns about ice and its affects in the community. ‘‘We probably receive one or two new inquiries every week, from parents or from a user,’’ she said. In March, Sergeant John Letchford said ice was a ‘‘hideous’’ drug that was ruining local lives. He said its use was widespread and had a flow-on effect to assaults, burglaries and other crime. ‘‘We’re coming across it more and more,’’ Sergeant Letchford said. The session is on Wednesday, June 3, 12-28 Macedon Street, Sunbury, 6pm. Details: 9744 4455 or www. sunburychc.org.au Matt Crossman
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It’s Shakespeare … but not as you know it. The famous bard’s classic A Midsummer Night’s Dream has been given a fresh spin by a group of Kyneton Secondary College drama students, who will bring their production to the stage this week. Traditionally a tale about the trials of love, the students’ adaptation is set in 1916 and tells the story of a flight from conscription. Year 12 student Hayley, one of 20 cast members, says the theme is particularly fitting given the centenary of World War I. ‘‘As well as being interesting, it’s been a good way to educate kids about the war,’’ she says. A Midsummer Night’s Dream will open at the secondary college hall on Thursday, with more shows on Friday and Saturday. Tickets: $20; $15 concession. Details: 5421 1100. Matt Crossman
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Agricultural producers and growers are encouraged to sign up for a guide being produced by Macedon Ranges council in conjunction with a local agribusiness forum. Producers must register their business online at www.mrsc.vic.gov.au/ yoursay before June 9. Mayor Jennifer Anderson said the guide would raise awareness of local producers and generate new business opportunities.
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Health service merger ditched By Matt Crossman A Macedon Ranges-based community health organisation says clients can look forward to better services following a decision to abandon a merger. Cobaw chief executive Margaret McDonald said that while there were still challenges on the horizon, including the full rollout of the National Disability Insurance Scheme, the short-term situation was significantly better than it was 12 months ago. As reported by Star Weekly online, a merger between Cobaw and Bendigo Community Health has been called off because of fears about the joint venture’s ability to attract government funding. The partnership was set to take effect mid-way this year after being unanimously endorsed by members last November. At the time, the merger was billed as ‘‘an exciting win’’ that would lead to improved services. But a subsequent review of the merger’s finer details found significant funding could have been lost. Ms McDonald said clients, and the ongoing provision of programs and services, were paramount. ‘‘We embarked on the prospect of a merger more than a year ago, when the environment in which we deliver services in terms of funding and community demand was different,’’ she said. ‘‘It has changed over that time and we need to take that into account.’’
Ms McDonald said the two health services would continue to work closely together on already established regional programs. She said Cobaw was in a better position than it was last year, when federal budget cuts threatened a range of services. ‘‘Some programs have been de-funded, however we have regained funding in many areas,’’ Ms McDonald said.
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- Margaret McDonald ‘‘That has meant we can confidently plan and deliver the services this community needs.’’ Cobaw’s award-winning WayOut program for same-sex attracted and gender diverse young people has recently received ongoing funding, as have programs for people battling drug and alcohol problems and homelessness. Ms McDonald said there was also greater certainty about allied health services. She said a new strategic plan would be put to the Cobaw board soon. Cobaw’s services range from physiotherapy and occupational health to speech therapy, drug and alcohol counselling, and support for young people. The organisation, which has a staff of 90, offers more than 20 programs and has an operating budget of $5 million.
What’s on in our shire Expressions of Interest: lease land to graze Council invites Expressions of Interest from persons who are interested in leasing the land on the corner of Station Road and the Calder Freeway, New Gisborne for grazing activities only. The lease will be for a 12 month trial period with an option to extend the lease for a further 24 months.
Submissions must be sent to Macedon Ranges Shire Council, PO Box 151, Kyneton VIC 3444. For more information, contact Debbie on 5421 1464.
The land highlighted consists of 4 lots with a total area of 9.9ha (approximately).
Expressions of Interest must be submitted by no later than Tuesday 23 June 2015.
Interested parties are asked to submit, in writing, their Expression of Interest with an offer of rent payable per month.
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Hub extends its reach A Hume program that connects new arrivals and those doing it tough with health, education and children’s services is going national. Established in 2006, Hume council’s 12 early learning hubs also provide playgroups and English programs to help break down barriers that often prevent migrants and disadvantaged residents from engaging widely in community. The concept has been so successful that last week the council hosted community leaders involved in the rollout of similar programs around Australia. Hume mayor Adem Atmaca said it was wonderful to see the concept spreading to other areas. ‘‘The program has worked well because it
helps our residents from diverse backgrounds to access assistance in a safe and comfortable setting,’’ Cr Atmaca said. ‘‘The hubs enable parents to get to know one another and assist children to be really well prepared for life in an Australian school. ‘‘We want all our residents to know how to access doctors, education providers and children’s services, regardless of their backgrounds.’’ The hubs are located at Hume primary schools, including Sunbury Heights. For more details, phone 9205 2200 or visit www. communityhubs.org.au. Matt Crossman
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Help fund the fight against cancer at Gisborne’s Biggest Morning Tea. It’s at St Paul’s Anglican Parish Centre in Fisher Street from 10am on Thursday. Entry by donation. ■ 5428 2522 Help Sunbury Landcare improve habitat at Emu Valley Reserve before a barbecue lunch at next planting day at Valley View Crescent, Sunbury, 10am-midday, Sunday. ■ goo.gl/PHYfTS
Macedon Ranges Film Society’s next meeting includes a screening of the acclaimed documentary Finding Vivian Maier, which tells the story of an eccentric Maier French nanny in America, who secretly took more than 100,000 photographs on the streets of post-war Chicago during the 1950s. Her enormous portfolio was only discovered decades later when her work turned up at an auction. At Woodend Community Centre from 7.15pm on June 10. Bookings essential. ■ 5429 5452 or 5427 0921
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Macedon Ranges and Kyneton art groups will hold a combined show during the Woodend Winter Arts Festival, June 6-8, at Woodend bowling club. Meanwhile Woodend art group will exhibit separately at the railway station. The bowling club show opens daily, 10am-4pm and entry is free. The railway station show opens 10am-5pm and entry is by gold coin donation. Artists will be on hand to share tips. ■ www.macedonrangesartgroup.com ■ www.woodendartgroup.org.au
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Athol Guy and friends will perform at a fundraiser for Gisborne’s Gardiner Reserve community project. It’s at Gisborne Golf Club from 7pm on June 13. Tickets: $50 ■ goo.gl/ThO8A3
Songs of Africa
Join the rhythms of the Watoto African Children’s Choir at Romsey Mechanics Hall from 7pm on June 16. The choir includes children orphaned by AIDS and promises a lively, colourful performance. Tickets: $5. ■ 5429 6327 or goo.gl/dC9GRs
Business heads meet
Winter Olympian Steven Bradbury and Villawood Properties’ Tony Johnson will speak at Sunbury Business Association’s dinner on June 17 at Pitruzzello Estate ■ goo.gl/FHaAW2 or sba@sunbury.org.au
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Cuppas against cancer
MARK AND BRENDA FISHER
On the campaign to cure MS Sunbury’s Mark Fisher was almost 34 when he and wife Brenda noticed he had developed a slight limp when he walked. Constantly tired, the Ansett worker initially put it down to fatigue but, after a short stay in hospital, he was diagnosed with multiple sclerosis (MS). The couple’s first thoughts were for their children, then aged seven, four and two. ‘‘Our first thought was we’ve gotta get our kids through this,’’ Mrs Fisher says. Almost 20 years on, the Fishers continue their efforts for others. As MS Society ambassadors, they run a support group for about 35 Sunbury residents affected by this disease of the central nervous system. They regularly speak to groups, and Mr Fisher is involved in medical trials as the search for a cure continues. ‘‘Life is still worthwhile and there is so much that we can do,’’ Mrs Fisher says. The couple will take part in the MS Society’s annual walk and fun run this Sunday. Almost 12,000 people will walk and run in Melbourne, Sydney and Canberra. Details, or to donate, at www.mswalk.org.au. Matt Crossman
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SUNBURY 5 Agar Place, 3429
ROMSEY 60 Barry Street, 3434
Leading Real Estate: 9744 2244 Price: $470,000 – $510,000 Private sale
RT Edgar: 5427 1222 Price: $580,000 – $630,000 Private sale
At about 40 squares under the roofline, this superior residence on a corner block is designed, with its grand living spaces, to impress discerning buyers. The generous expanses of European oak parquetry floorboards stamp this one with extra class; these begin in the entry hall and flow through to the large family-meals area, beautifully delineating the space. Two of the three downstairs bedrooms have walk-in wardrobes; one has an en suite, and another bathroom is close by. The final bedroom is upstairs, also with walk-in wardrobe and en suite. Also up here are a sitting/retreat space, a study and a large, separate rumpus room. The kitchen has timber cabinetry, walk-in pantry and European appliances. A semi-enclosed alfresco area extends out to a deck, with landscaped gardens adding their serenity. Ducted heating, evaporative cooling, split-system and a remote-controlled double garage with internal access are extras.
Built in 1908, “Dalkeith” is a gorgeous period cottage on about 0.8 hectares that feature a sweeping driveway and park-like gardens. Intact features include timber fretwork, floorboards, brick fireplaces, stepped skirts, sash windows, picture rails and wide cornices on 4.26-metre ceilings. Three bedrooms (one with fireplace) and a carpeted lounge room (with wood heater) line the traditional hallway before a door opens to the country-style kitchen with two cookers (one old-style) and loads of storage. The dining room next door is an absolute charmer with its brick fireplace. Off a sunroom at the back, there’s a laundry and newly updated bathroom with clawfoot tub. Bullnose verandahs on three sides provide spots to follow the sun, and the backyard has a large shed and space galore to add lifestyle wishes. Opposite Romsey’s sports field, the house also has a split-system, a storage room and a double carport.
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SUNBURY 30 Menzies Drive, 3429
GISBORNE 3/36 Stephen Street, 3437
Dunlop Real Estate: 9744 2555 Price: $365,000 Private sale
Kennedy & Hunt: 5428 2544 Price: $305,000 Private sale
On the smaller side at about 13 squares, this house is nevertheless perfectly formed and has received a fine update. It’s elements such as honey-toned floorboards, cedar-framed windows and a great sense of light and space that give this one extra appeal. Three bedrooms included the main which has a walk-in wardrobe and full en suite. The toilet is separate, the main bathroom is bright and the made-over laundry now sports a red glass splashback. Entry is directly into a large living room which has french doors to a side deck, open to the sun. Out back, there’s a lattice-covered pergola above paving which looks out to a good-sized, grassy backyard. A long concrete driveway heads through side gates to a lock-up single garage/studio. Within a walk of town centre, schools and kindergartens, the house, on about 646 square metres, also has a split-system and gas instant hot water service.
A perfect mid-town pad for a couple or single, this unit has a style all its own. A series of multi-level decks at the back and side are private retreats, a welcome rarity at this type of property, and interior updates are well executed to maximise space. A second hallway from entry leads to two bedrooms, flanked by a bathroom/laundry and shower room. The short entry hall has polished floorboards that go down two steps to the living room where timber ceiling boards emphasise the space, as does a cavity wall to the bedroom hallway. The small but perfectly formed kitchen has a servery to the living room, ample cupboards, a glass splashback in soft grey and an electric cooker. A bank of solar panels, a split-system, a shed and single garage are part of this temptation for first-home buyers, downsizers or investors.
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WOODEND 97 Quarry Road, 3442 4
Keatings Real Estate: 5427 2999 Price: $745,000 Private sale Custom-designed with unstinting room sizes and a focus on practicality, this is a family spread to its back teeth. It has the look and feel of a much-loved abode, one that eschews ostentation but celebrates a lifestyle geared around family pursuits. Not only does the block of about 0.3666 hectares have great gardens (including deep boxes for vegies) to potter around in, a mini-motorbike track and a large, gravity-fed fish-stocked pond for kids to take a summer dip, it also has a separate double garage/workshop/carport arrangement catering well for tradies and hobbyists.
And an integrated unit (separate entry) with bedroom, bathroom and living room with kitchenette is another family-friendly element: a fine teen/guest/extended family retreat, if not used for a business venture. A long, leafy battleaxe driveway heads to the house precinct which is rimmed with dense planting around a sweeping lawn and a stack of parking space; stands of silver birches, palms, a rose-clad arbour, bluestone steps and hedging create a manageable haven. Entry is into a small foyer with laminate floorboards (hello rural practicality), on the right of which is a study with the main
bedroom next door. This bedroom has walk-through twin wardrobes and an en suite; big windows frame views of tree ferns. Three more large bedrooms (with mirrored wardrobes) are down a back hallway, as are a powder room and main bathroom. The entry way’s floorboards lead past a spacious open lounge room and into the living hub of family-meals area and a rumpus room with four windows admitting stacks of light and garden views. The big (everything’s big here) kitchen has an island bench with curved end, walk-in pantry, underbench oven, electric cooktop and
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dual-drawer dishwasher; the nearby laundry has a storage closet. The family sitting area opens to a covered pergola above brick paving, so when a sunny/shady spot beside the lily pond doesn’t suffice, this is the place for a relaxed morning cuppa. Zoned ducted heating and cooling, insulated (soundproofed) interior walls, and an integrated double garage are other drawcards at a property within a walk of train station, village centre, primary schools and secondary school bus stop. Carole Levy 13 SUNBURY & MACEDON RANGES STAR WEEKLY \ MAY 26, 2015
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Riddells Creek 263 Sandy Creek Road
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LOCATION & CHARM
“LEAWARRA” CIRCA 1888. SOUGHT AFTER HISTORIC CHARM
Behind the cream picket fence sits this gorgeous home, close to schools, station, Fwy & a charming village community. Offers 3 bedrooms, master with ensuite, storage, family bathroom. Downstairs kitchen, dining area, lounge & sitting room with access to alfresco area, WC & laundry. Positioned on a 766m2 (approx.) of low maintenance gardens. Hedging to all boundaries, paving & double garage.
A unique opportunity to secure one of the region’s historic gems. Situated on 2 titles of 8292m2. The fully restored weatherboard homestead offers 3 bedrms, master with ensuite & WIR, family bathrm, dining rm, kitchen & laundry. Also offers a huge living room & 2nd elegant sitting room. Alfresco area, verandah & beautiful garden beyond. Serviced by town water, garage with powered storage & garden sheds.
Private Sale Details:
Private Sale Details:
$545,000
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Viewing Times: Saturday 2.00 - 2.30pm
Mount Macedon 40 Salisbury Road
Property Information:
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‘Winhunter’. Functional, flexible & charming family property with plenty of space. Approx. 7123m2 of country gardens & bushland.
Viewing Times: Saturday 1.00 - 1.30pm
Gisborne 27 Rothschild Road
Property Information:
A3 B2 C2
Private Sale
Brilliant family design – Brand new start! Land approx. 741m2.
Bright & spacious mountain home offering 5 bedrooms, study, udy formal lounge/dining, udy, lounge/ kitchen/meals & living room, renovated bathrm, ensuite & powder rm. Features incl views, terraced gardens, solar heated swimming pool, ‘Mediterranean type’ courtyard/ entertaining space & separate all weather play area for children.
Forget the fuss with building – this brand new home has been thoughtfully designed with all the finishes you would love to have! Offers 4 generous bedrooms, study, udy udy, theatre room, kitchen & large meals/ living area, bathroom, ensuite & dressing rm. Integrated garage & covered alfresco. Dbl glazing, Smeg appliances & much more complete this home & raise it into the bracket of ‘luxury’ accommodation.
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Viewing Times: Saturday 1.00 - 1.30pm
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Should Investors Look at Commercial Property? Investing in residential property is one thing, while investing in commercial property is yet another. So anyone considering commercial property investing that, heretofore, was an investor in homes/units should proceed with caution. It may be true that commercial tenants are long-term and will usually pay
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all outgoings, but keep in mind that most start up ventures fail to last the distance. If you are expecting to find a blue-chip tenant, then you will need to have a blue-chip property. And such properties are normally beyond the budget of the Mum and Pop investors. Another difference is that values vary. Location is important to residential buyers as well as commercial, but the criteria differ. A quiet home on a cul-desac may appeal to a family, whereas a shopkeeper will want strong foot traffic. Truck turning ratios and office fit-outs require a different perspective to home renovation and off-street parking. The commercial investor has to be prepared that the interior of their property may not suit the
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“ONE DECADE ON” Just over one decade ago Richard and I opened the doors for business at Chess Property Consultants. We were, and have remained an independent, local, family business and the years have flown by. There have been many changes; staff staf have come and gone, we have changed the appearance of the office and have embraced the rapid developments in technology, but one thing has remained the same – our attitude and our determination. Right from the start we wanted a Real Estate Agency where “people come first”, a place where our clients – vendors, buyers, landlords and tenants would feel welcome and know that we would listen and do the best that we could for them. Have we always succeeded? No, we are after all human, and at times we have made mistakes but we learn and continue to “put people first!” I want to take this opportunity to thank our wonderful clients and to thank the many locals who put their head in the door to say “hi”. As we approach our second decade at Chess I can assure you all that we will continue to greet you with a smile and a warm
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welcome. We do so appreciate the loyalty, the support and the wonderful community that we are a part of. “One Decade On” and we say thank you! • 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 21 SUNBURY & MACEDON RANGES STAR WEEKLY \ MAY 26, 2015
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Kyneton
37 Barton Street Sensational Entertainer in a Terrific Location Finished to perfection and offering executive living to the highest standard, featuring 3 living zones, 5 bedrooms, 3 bathrooms, 7 star energy rating and so much more in a lovely elevated position. A must inspect for a family who love to entertain..
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Excellent investment opportunity from underlying industrial zoning with good street frontage in industrial/commercial centre of township precinct. Large allotment with modest 2 bedroom residence and storage shed. Ideal for first home buyer, investor or tradesperson wanting to establish own business on site.
Lot 3 1994m2
Price $347,500 View By appointment John Keating 0419 880 444 Sandi Barry-Mueller 0408 392 347
Lot 4 1507m2
Lot 2 1543m2
Lot 5 1052m2
Lot 6 1607m2 Lot 7 UNDER 1326m2 OFFER
Lilley Court
Reserve 1337m2
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33 Brooke Street On 929m2 (10,000sq ft)
Lot 1 1360m2
Price $699,000 View Sat 30 May 11-11.30am or by appointment Sandi Barry-Mueller 0408 392 347
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Lot 11 1071m2
Lot 10 1064m2
Lilley Court Estate
Lot 9 1054m2
10 Outstanding Homesites & Original Residence
Lot 8 1014m2
Reserve 1241m2
Prices from $247,500 - $347,500
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Woodend - Carlsruhe Cnr Carlsruhe Cemetery Rd & Cobb & Co Rd
Executors Realisation Sale A/c Estate Lloyd Clarke & others
22 Ha (55 Acres) in 9 separate allotments on 3 titles - to be sold as a whole Lifestyle property and exceptional long term investment opportunity. Features include a classic 1970’s style triple fronted brick veneer residence ripe for renovation and comprising entrance, living room, 3 bedrooms, study, kitchen meals area, 2 bathrooms, 2 w.c’s and laundry, established setting with cypress hedge privacy, some magnificent oaks and mature native trees on house block, machinery shed, hay shed, two former poultry sheds, bore and a total of 1.6kms frontage to three roads. Only 600 metres to Calder Freeway and 80 kms (55 minutes) Melbourne CBD.
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Reserve Price $725,000 View Sat 30 May 11-11.30am or by appointment John Keating 0419 880 444 Sandi Barry-Mueller 0408 392 347
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GISBORNE SOUTH
161 HORNEMAN ROAD GISBORNE
On 10 superb acres, with unchallengeable views and fantastic horse facilities, this superior country homestead has great flair and quality improvements throughout - including a fully equipped guest cottage/studio, stables, fantastic shedding and fencing. At the end of a long private driveway, ay the home ay, has 3BR, rumpus (or poss.4th BR),family room, lounge/dining room and new kitchen. Tip top condition with warm character!
19 DALY STREET
Once in a lifetime! lif Four stunning acres of indigenous flora and fauna in the heart of town! So private yet easy walk to Gisborne Golf Club, school, shops. Just perfect location. Charming 4BR residence with both formal and infor inf mal living. DLUG, (or rumpus/studio) outdoor spa, excellent shedding. Dreamtime family environment with strong potential for development to protect your investment!
$895,000
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JUST LISTED LAND APPROX 10 ACRES
GISBORNE
484 KILMORE ROAD GISBORNE
So close to both Riddells Creek and Gisborne, this gorgeous corner block is approximately TEN ACRES and ready for your dream to begin. Views of surrounding mountain ranges, close proximity to schools, shops and transport, this is a great opportunity for a lifest lif yle change or upgrade. Good level block with established cypresses ideal for shade tree for stock.
14 DALTON STREET
Overlooking parklands, and walk to schools and shops, this contemporary home on 1110SQM has a great style and floor plan. Steel framed by J G King, 3BR, study, study lounge, dining, central kitchen/dining and family room. Outdoor living areas, DLUG. Fully landscaped focusing on low maintenance. A jewel in conveniently located “Morningside”.
$500,000
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3 SANSOM STREET LANCEFIELD
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), main with ensuite, 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 t’s where you can “kick a footie”!
84 CHAUNCEY STREET
On 2000M2 and belying its quaint street appeal, this 3BR(ES) 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.
$459,000
Contact Agent
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RIDDELLS CREEK
9 WILLIAMS LANE GISBORNE
27 THE BOULEVARD
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.
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!
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$749,000
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Sunbury Pty Ltd
9 Light Court, Sunbury CAR ENTHUSIASTS SAY SA WOW!!! Nestled in a quiet family friendly court offer off ing a spacious L shaped front living area, meals area, kitchen complete with dishwasher and separate dinning area. The backyard boasts easy to maintain landscaping. Accommodation offers off three bedrooms with BIR’s and sharing a central
4A2B 4C Price: $395,00 to $415,000 Inspection: Saturday 1.00pm to 1.30pm
Photo ID required
Contact: Adam Sacco 0409 033 644 adam.sacco@leadingrealestate.com.au
18 Village Green Drive, Kyenton
3A2B 2C
MODERN LIVING IN THE VILLAGE GREEN!
This modern home is sure to impress with its spacious floor plan and generous proportions throughout, making it the perfect home for any Price: $400,000 to $440,000 family. Inspection:
Featuring 3 very large bedrooms, main with walk in robe and en-suite, Saturday 10.00am to 10.30am Photo ID required formal lounge, galley Kitchen overlooking your huge meals/family room. Contact: But where this property really comes to life lif is when you step outside onto your inspired outdoor entertainment area boasting both undercover and sun-drenched options for year round entertainment.
bathroom plus master bedroom complete with ensuite. Additional features include an allotment of approx 816m2, side gate
Toby Smithies 0400 050 604 toby.smithies@leadingrealestate.com.au
All of this plus a double garage with internal access and so much more not mentioned!
access, air conditioning, double panel garage and more!
2 The Mews, Sunbury PREMIUM LAND IN JACKSONS HILL! Located in this sought afte af r front portion of the Jacksons Hill Estate within walking distance to the centre of town is this desirable approx 697m2 corner allotment! Don’t miss out on this rare opportunity to secure this residential site and build your family’s dream home in this idyllic position. With parklands across the road and the spectacular family destination of Galaxy Land Park around the corner, er it is one not to be er, missed!
Price: $199,000 Contact: Adam Sacco 0409 033 644 adam.sacco@leadingrealestate.com.au
35, 35A, 37 & 39 Keeper Street, Sunbury 3A2B1C
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: $470,000 to $510,000 Inspection: Saturday 12.15pm to 12.45pm
Photo ID required
Contact: Adam Sacco 0409 033 644 adam.sacco@leadingrealestate.com.au
Upstairs offers off rumpus/theatre room, separate retreat/open family area, 3rd bathroom, 4th bedroom with built in robe plus a great sized study.
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Price: From $380,000 Inspection: Saturday 11.30am to 12.00pm Photo ID required Contact: Adam Sacco 0409 033 644 adam.sacco@leadingrealestate.com.au
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109 Reservior Road, Sunbury 3A2B2C
FAMILY MIL VALUES HERE! MILY Located in a sought afte af r street central to all major amenities and public transport. This home offers off a formal lounge, kitchen finished with stainless steel appliances, meals area,for ea,f mal dining/second living area and low ea,for maintenance backyard with easy to maintain landscaping. Accommodation includes 3 bedrooms, master with WIR and ensuite plus a central bathroom. Additional features include multiple split systems, remote DLUG, ceiling fans, and more!
Price: $360,000 to $380,000 Contact: Adam Sacco 0409 033 644 adam.sacco@leadingrealestate.com.au
226 Riddell Road, Sunbury 4A2B2C
22 Lister Crescent, Sunbury NEED SPACE?
This home will tick many of the wish list items as it is so close to Killara primary school, Complete Kids child care, and the local milk bar and mixed use shops with public transport at your doorstep. Boasting plenty of space throughout the home and offer off ing multiple living zones. From the striking front facade and with captivating street appeal as you step inside, this inviting home has an appealing formal lounge of incredible proportions when you first walk in flowing to a large gallery style kitchen with an abundance of bench space. With a contemporary open floor plan, this overlooks a generous meals area incorporated to the main family living zone. Accommodation has much to offer off with a wonderful sized master bedroom complete with WIR and private ensuite, plus an additional three large bedrooms all with BIR and a large study which can also be utilised as a 5th bedroom all sharing a central bathroom.
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Standing proud, this home offers off a warm and inviting ambiance. Boasting multiple living areas including formal lounge, open plan family room, dining area, kitchen complete with stainless steel appliances. Accommodation includes master bedroom with ensuite and WIR plus an additional 3 bedrooms sharing a central bathroom.
Price: $440,000 to $460,000 Inspection: 10.45am to 11.15am
Photo ID required
Contact: Adam Sacco 0409 033 644 adam.sacco@leadingrealestate.com.au
Additional features include double garage, ducted heating, split system and MUCH more!
Price: $510,000 to $530,000 Contact: Adam Sacco 0409 033 644 adam.sacco@leadingrealestate.com.au
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Unit 7/50 Darbyshire Street, Sunbury TOWN-HOUSE LIVING, CLOSE TO TOWNSHIP! Here is a rare opportunity to own a double storey town-house within walking distance to everything Sunbury has to offer off . As you step inside, you are greeted by a light filled contemporary design, offer off ing living area both upstairs and down, meals area, kitchen complete with stainless steel appliances and a low maintenance backyard.
3A2B 2C Price: $359,000
222 Elizabeth Drive, Sunbury
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Price: $330,000 to $350,000
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Located in the quiet Gum Tree Hills Estate, overlooking stunning views of Kismet creek with peaceful and private bicycle/walking tracks and just a short stroll to Spavin Lake!
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Contact: Adam Sacco 0409 033 644 adam.sacco@leadingrealestate.com.au
Off ing lounge at the front of the home, leading through to meals Offer area adjoining the kitchen complete stainless steel appliances.
Contact: Adam Sacco 0409 033 644 adam.sacco@leadingrealestate.com.au
Inspection: Saturday 3:15pm to 3:45pm
Accommodation offers off main bedroom downstairs complete with BIR and ensuite and an additional two bedrooms upstairs with BIR’s sharing a central bathroom. Additional features include evaporative cooling, ducted heating and plenty more not mentioned.
Shop 3, 2 Brook Street, Sunbury
Inspection: Saturday 10.00am to 10.30am
Accommodating three bedrooms with BIR, sharing a central bathroom with shower and bath, with an adjoining door from the main bedroom. Additional features include low maintenance landscaped gardens evaporative cooling, ducted heating, ceiling fans throughout and much more!!
03 9744 2244
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54 Evans Street, Sunbury 40 Aitken Street, Gisborne
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980 Craigieburn Road Oaklands Junction
14 Carinya Drive Gisborne
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MT. MACEDON VIEWS
A lovely city fringe farm only 35 minutes from Melbourne CBD. Excellent level paddocks ideal for grazing or cropping plus a comfortable 4 bedroom homestead including 2 large open living areas plus 4 bedrooms and 2 bathrooms. An easy commute close to Greenvale, Craigieburn and Sunbury.
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.
FOR SALE $1.65M INSPECT THIS SATURDAY 2.00-2.30PM Photo ID Required CONTACT Gisborne Office 5428 2800
FOR SALE $499,000-$529,000 INSPECT THIS SATURDAY 10.00-10.30am Photo ID Required CONTACT Gisborne Office 5428 2800
Diggers Rest IDEAL FOR HOUSE AND LAND PACKAGE . This block is situated in the very popular Bloomdale estate. It will not last as it is ideally placed with easy access to the freeway. Get in quick - PRICED TO SELL.
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10 James Close Sunbury YOUR DREAM HOME A magnificent home with 5 brs, 3 bathrooms, 3 living, space for 3 vehicles, boat/caravan and a large workshop. If it’s entertaining you desire then there are 2 covered alfresco areas overlooking the stunning in ground pool and glorious views.
FOR SALE $699,000-$710,000 INSPECT THIS SATURDAY 12.00-12.30PM Photo ID Required CONTACT Sunbury Office 9744 2555
FOR SALE $155,000 INSPECT Plans at office CONTACT Sunbury Office 9744 2555
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15 Bentley Court Romsey
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A WINNER FOR THE WHOLE FAMILY IN DESIRABLE CHESSY PARK ESTATE
. 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.
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.
FOR SALE $725,000 INSPECT THIS SATURDAY 10.30-11.00am Photo ID Required CONTACT Sunbury Office 9744 2555
4 Leith Court Sunbury
Riddells Creek
GOONAWARRA OPPORTUNITY
THE BLUESTONE DREAM!
Fantastic opportunity to secure this neat brick veneer home on a 765m² approx allotment, close to all essential amenities. Featuring 3 brs with BIR’s, “L” shaped lounge, kit/meals area, RC aircon and outdoor undercover entertaining.
FOR SALE $300,000-$315,000 INSPECT THIS SATURDAY 12.00-12.30pm Photo ID Required CONTACT Sunbury Office 9744 2555
Renowned blue stone home offering 4 bedrooms, main with ens & spa, split level living and rumpus both enjoying open fireplaces. Lovely exposed beams, great sized kitchen & double garage/ workshop. Corner block of 1055m².
FOR SALE $695,000 INSPECT BY APPOINTMENT CONTACT Gisborne Office 5428 2800
FOR SALE $575,000 INSPECT BY APPOINTMENT CONTACT Sunbury Office 9744 2555
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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.
FAMILY HOME Single level brick 4 bedroom home with good size living areas. Master bedroom with ensuite, air con ducted and gas heating
FAMILY HOME CLOSE TO SCHOOL 3 brs, BIRs, lounge, kitchen/meals with gas cooktop electric oven, gas ducted heating and hot water, evaporative cooling, bathroom and ensuite, large rear double garage/shed.
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FAMILY HOME 3 brs, BIRs, ens, kit/meals area, gas cooking, dining area, lounge room, gas cooking, large outdoor entertaining area, easy maintenance yard, carpet, garden shed.
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.
CONVENIENT LOCATION Cosy 3 br home BIR’s, open plan living, kit with gas cooking, patio, double carport with roller door, garage with a work shop, easy maintenance yard.
300 PW Available: 12/6
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54 Evans Street, Sunbury 40 Aitken Street, Gisborne
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1 Kavanagh Court Gisborne ULTIMATE FAMILY LIVING ON 1370m2
This sensational 4 bedroom architecturally designed 6 star energy rating home has loads of luxury features including 3 living zones, heating & cooling, magical alfresco areas and stunning poolside surrounds. Perfect for the family who wants it all! Inspection a must! COLOUR BROCHURE AVAILABLE ON REQUEST.
FOR SALE $840,000 INSPECT THIS SATURDAY 1.30-2.00PM Photo ID Required CONTACT Gisborne Office 5428 2800
1/3 Morrow Road GISBORNE THE PERFECT HOME FOR THE DOWNSIZER OR FIRST HOME BUYER
Great front unit (1 of 3) offering space and quality throughout. Heating and cooling, 3 bedrooms main with ensuite and BIR, kitchen/meals/family, spacious formal lounge, central bathroom, laundry, integrated double garage and private court yard.
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FOR SALE $495,000 INSPECT THIS SATURDAY 12.30-1.00pm 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
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LANCEFIELD 44 CONNORS ROAD
A5 B2 C6 Secluded, Timeless, Exceptional Living EXPRESSIONS OF INTEREST Closing 5pm Friday 26th June 2015 Jane Lansell-Smith M: 0412 457 881 jane_romsey@connallys.com.au • Over 450sqm of Fabulous Resort Lifestyle • Multiple living & entertaining areas inside and out • Stunning kitchen a delight for the avid entertainer • 5 luxurious dble bedrooms with BIR’s (WIR in main) • Billard room plus lge office/studio, heated floors • DLUG, plus 225sqm workshop with 3 phase power • Approx. 120sqm heated indoor swimming pool area • Just under 3/4 acre of prime residential land
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LANCEFIELD 251 OLD KILMORE LANCEFIELD ROAD On To T p Of The World EXPRESSIONS OF INTEREST 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
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SOLD 294 Pattersons Road Springfield
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Call James Shalders 0412 136 578 8 Hemphill Crt Lancefield 82 Main Street, Romsey Julie Ellis 0409 433 699 Property Manager
Jane e La anssell Smith 0412 45 57 881 Ph (03) 5429 6842 James Shalders 0412 136 578 Licensed Sales Agent
1 Drovers Retreat Romsey Fax (03) 5429 6846 Jane Lansell-Smith 0412 457 881 Licensed Sales Agent
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Notice of an application for variation of the covenant registered on title under Section 52 of Planning and Environment Act 1987.
The land affected by the application is located at: Lot 07, Porcupine Court, Chintin, VIC 3756 with volume 10649 folio 661 and is subject to registered restrictive covenant by instrument AB441401Q. The application is for the variation of the covenant, numbered (A)(b )ii in the registered on title to the effect that at least 75% of the external wall cladding of a dwelling to be constructed from Masonry materials. The applicants would like to make an application before the appropriate authority to make a variation in the above covenant by varying the terms therein, â&#x20AC;&#x2DC;as the external wall cladding of a dwelling may be constructed from Masonry materials or Timber based materialsâ&#x20AC;&#x2122; instead of the terms â&#x20AC;&#x2DC;at least 75% of the external wall cladding of a dwelling to be constructed from Masonry materialsâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;. The applicants, Phillip Mark Eller and Leanne Maree Eller, the legal owners of the above property here by give notice to the owners of properties benefitting from the above covenant that, they intend to construct the dwelling with Weather Tex Cladding. They also invite objections if any, from the public and the beneficiaries of the above covenant namely the current and subsequent owners of lots number 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8 and 9 with volume 10649 folio 661, Porcupine Court, Chintin, VIC 3756 regarding the above application for variation. You may look at the application and any documents that support the application at the office of the Responsible Authority, Macedon Ranges Council. This can be done during office hours and is free of charge. Any person, who may be affected by the granting permission for the variation of the covenant, may object or make other submissions to the responsible authority. An objection must be sent to the responsible authority in writing, include the reasons for the objection, and state how the objector would be affected, within 14 days from the date of publication of this notice. Please be aware that copies of objections/submissions received may be made available to any person for the purpose of consideration as part of the process.
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SPORT Sunbury United trying to strike the right balance Sunbury United is taking small steps to get to where it wants to be in FFV state league 1 north west. It has been a tough start to the year for the side, with injuries and new players keeping good results at bay. In recent weeks though, United has shown glimpses of form, which has resulted in them taking points in three of the past five games. But on Saturday, United lost to Altona Magic 1-0. Before the game coach Greg Czapnik said there had been a big focus on defence recently.
“Defensively, we have not been that great this year and we focused on it last week and wanted to keep a clean sheet, which we had only done once for the year. “It was really positive at the back and we want to do it again this week.” He said the return of Aaron Turner from injury and Nathan Fox, who is back at the club after spending the first part of the season with Green Gully, had boosted the side. While the defensive end is starting to click, the attacking end is the next aim of attack. “Last couple of weeks, we have drawn with
Corio – and we were lucky to get away with a point. “We were 1-0 in the first half but should have had five or six goals. “Against Westgate, we completely dominated the game and should have had five or six goals on the board again. “We are missing a striker and we are having to play players out of position. We are looking to recruit a striker [in the trading period] who can put the ball in the back of the net. “We are creating chances.” Czapnik said the next aim was to win a few
Riddell league powers on By Tara Murray It was a case of deja vu for Riddell District Football League interleague coach Matt Power in Saturday’s AFL Country Championship match against Nepean Football League. Last year the league led Alberton by 18 points at three-quarter time, only to fall one point short. This time the RDFL led by 12 at three-quarter time but Nepean hit the front late in the last quarter. “It felt like last year 100 per cent,” Power said. “I thought the gods were against us again.” However this time there was one more twist and a Jack Mills goal with one minute to go put RDFL back in front by three points. “We knew how much time was left and we didn’t play the last minute well at all,” Power said. But it didn’t matter and the RDFL won 15.9 (99) - 13.18 (96). The result was the biggest upset of the country championships, with the 29th-ranked RDFL defeating the 13th-ranked Nepean FL. The two teams played each other because their original opponents both pulled out of the competition. Power said Nepean looked likely to take the game away from the RDFL on more than one occasion. “They were clean with the ball in the first quarter and we struggled to stay with them,” he said. “The boys’ work rate was pretty good. “Once we got into the game we took control in the second quarter. “They came at us again in the third quarter and late in the fourth but we held them out. Credit to our boys.” Power said all 23 players contributed. “To beat a side like that you need all 23 players at or near their best,” he said. Corey Viani was awarded the best afield medal for the RDFL side, while Kris Bardon won the medal for the Nepean side. “Everyone played well,” Power said. “All the bench players went on and did their roles. “Mills got what he deserved with kicking the winning goal and Jase Williams was dangerous across half back. “The back line was very disciplined and [Rex] Hickman, [Kane] Murphy and [Hayden] Ross were lively up forward.” Power said he didn’t think a hamstring injury to James Nolan was too bad and he was taken off only as a precaution. RDFL is now ranked 27th for next year’s competition and will play Mid Gippsland. “If we play our best football we can match it with higher-ranked teams,” Power said. “We showed that on the weekend.” For more photos, go to www.sunbury. starweekly.com.au Jack Mills celebrates after kicking the winning goal. (Shawn Smits) 34 SUNBURY & MACEDON RANGES STAR WEEKLY \ MAY 26, 2015
more games over the next three to four weeks and avoid being in the relegation battle. “In the end, you want to win as many games as possible and you don’t want to be in the relegation battle. “To win the competition, I don’t think that is possible, but we would like to finish in the top half of the competition. “A lot of the guys are new so they didn’t go through it [relegation battle last season], but it isn’t a good feeling.” Tara Murray
Slow start to Tigers’ title defence Sunbury Tigers are slowly working their way into the Victorian Rugby League season. The two-time reigning premier started the first-grade season with two losses but bounced back to win the next three games. The winning streak came to an end on Saturday, when the Tigers lost 34-20 against ladder leaders Werribee Bears. Coach Jamie Blackwood said before the match that it was not yet panic stations despite starting the year with consecutive losses. “One of those losses was close and the other was a match where we weren’t up to scratch all day,” he said. “Our three wins were against good opposition and boosted the confidence of the side. “We’re third at the moment and we’re going to continue to improve and work hard.” One thing the club had been really focused on was promoting younger players into the side. Salie Faniu, Joe Tunumafono, Mathew Faoagali and David Matangi have all stepped up into the senior side this season. “Three under-18s have come into A-grade and performed remarkably well,” he said. “They are close to holding down their positions and keeping some of the senior players in the reserves. “They’ve been dominant at their age group and we don’t want them to get complacent. “Salie, Joe and Mathew have been really good and stood up playing against adults. We have been blooding David since he was in under-16s.” Blackwood said it was a young side overall. “Our oldest player is 24 and we’re looking to be dominant with this group for the next five years,” he said. “We want to be a club people want to come to.” Blackwood said he had been given a lot of support in his first season as head coach. “I have wonderful support staff in Jack Leslie, Brad Saunders and John Burke,” he said. “Scott Matthews our captain has taken it to another level. Terry Constantinou, at 24, is the eldest in the side and has been a great help. We want to continue changing the culture of the club.” The Tigers’ second division side beat the Bears 28-22. Tara Murray
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Coach sees positives in defeat By Tara Murray The Riddell District Netball League was beaten by a slicker unit in the AFL Victoria Country Championships on Saturday, The Nepean Netball League side contained several Victorian Netball League Championship division players and that showed on the court in a 60-49 win in Macedon. RDNL coach Di McCormack said Nepean’s experience playing together was the difference. “It was a great game and the standard was the best I’ve seen in the interleague championships in the last three years,” she said. “We took it at them. To have lost by 11 goals was good considering the standard of their team.” RDNL started and finished the better of the two sides. “We did well in the first quarter and were up by six goals,” McCormack said. “They quickly came back at us … they were winning all the one per centers. We then won the last quarter.” All 10 players got on the court for RDNL as McCormack tried to find the right combinations. Hope Hamilton scored 31 of the RDNL’s goals. “I thought Hope was really good,” McCormack said. “She scored the majority of the goals for us and only missed three shots for the whole game. “Chrissy [Christine Harris] did a good job switching between goal attack and wing attack, while I brought Renee [Hulls] on in the second quarter to try and mix it up.” McCormack said that when the RDNL midcourters struggled a bit, she was forced to move Bridget Aughton into centre.
SCOREBOARD Q FOOTBALL WORKSAFE AFL VICTORIA COUNTRY REPRESENTA REPRESENTA ATIVE TIVE GAMES Kyabram 18.15 bt Mininera 3.10, Central Highlands 22.14 bt Horsham 8.3, Peninsula 11.14 bt Ovens & Murray 10.10, Colac 8.10 bt Golden Rivers 7.14, Hampden 22.10 bt Murray 6.9, Alberton 15.17 bt Loddon Valley 10.14, Farrer 17.16 bt Picola & District 8.14, South East 17.20 bt Sunraysia 9.17, Ellinbank 19.12 bt Maryborough Castlemaine 12.9, Warrnambool 9.8 bt Mid Gippsland 7.15, Riddell 15.9 bt Nepean 13.18, Geelong 12.30 bt Goulburn Valley 9.13, North Central 14.14 bt Geelong & District 10.6, Ballarat 17.11 bt Bendigo 4.12, Gippsland League 13.17 bt Yarra Valley Mountain District 3.6, Wimmera 17.13 bt Bellarine 15.8. U-19: Nepean 12.18 bt Riddell 12.7. U-18: Hampden 13.11 bt Murray 9.11, Ovens & Murray 13.9 bt Peninsula 9.11, Central Murray 17.13 bt Heathcote 16.14, Ballarat 18.7 bt Bendigo 11.13, Mid Gippsland 12.14 bt Warrnambool 7.4, Ellinbank 21.12 bt Maryborough Castlemaine 4.9, Gippsland League 11.11 bt Yarra Valley Mountain District 7.7, Geelong 12.10 bt North Central 5.6. U-17: Riverina 6.15 bt Tallangatta T 7.4, Central Highlands 15.13 bt Horsham 5.6, Picola & District 19.10 bt Farrer 5.3. U-16: Ellinbank 14.12 bt Maryborough Castlemaine 3.7.
VFL - RD 6 PORT MELB 5.1 7.5 10.11 15.13 (103) GEELONG 2.7 7.13 8.16 13.20 (98) Goals: Port Melbourne: Sandilands 3 Lisle 3 Johnston 2 Scipione 2 Pinwill Pearson O’Sullivan Batsanis Wooffindin. Geelong: Sheringham 3 Walker 2 Hollmer 2 Rees Paliouras Cockatoo Jansen Luxford Dixon. Best: Port Melbourne: Batsanis Mascitti Tynan T Pinwill Osborne Johnston. Geelong: Maas Ruggles Kolodjashnij Luxford Gibbs Rees. At Simonds Stadium. ESSENDON 3.2 4.2 7.6 11.10 (76) NORTHERN 3.3 7.9 7.10 9.14 (68) Goals: Essendon: Langford 2 Mckernan 2 Giles 2 Hardingham Heavyside Polkinghorne Coghlan Laverde. Northern: Gowers 2 Johnson 2 Wilkinson Watson Ellard Wilson Walsh. Best: Essendon: Mckernan Gwilt O’Brien Tipungwuti Steinberg Giles. Northern: Graham Walsh Fields Johnson Ellard McGuinness. At Preston City Oval. CASEY 3.4 7.6 8.9 15.13 (103) RICHMOND 2.3 4.6 6.7 8.11 (59) Goals: Casey: Fritsch 3 Gawn 3 Moncrieff 2 Smith 2 Petropoulos White Morris Muir Rutherford. Richmond: Short 2 Aarts 2 McBean Cachia Gordon Lennon. Best: Casey: Gawn Michie Terlich T Neal-Bullen White Hutchins. Richmond: Cachia Thomas Dea Castagna Lennon Hampson. At Casey Fields.
Bridget Aughton takes a strong catch for the RDNL. (Shawn Smits)
She said Tess Abbott and Danni Davidson were fantastic in defence but had a hard task against the taller Nepean goalers. McCormack said it was good to see two of the newer squad members, Samantha George and Emily Ktona, bounce back after struggling early. “Samantha started in wing defence and I
switched her to goal keeper in the last quarter,” the coach said. “Everything we asked from her she did … she played really well in the last quarter and won her position. “I started Em at wing attack and she came off and said that nerves got to her. “When I put her at wing defence, she did a great job.”
WERRIBEE 6.4 13.7 17.14 22.18 (150) FRANKSTON 3.1 5.3 7.8 10.13 (73) Goals: Werribee: Currie 5 Daw 3 McMahon 2 Hanson 2 Turner 2 Fordham Reid Iles Bolton Norris Conway Munro Speight. Frankston: Buchan 3 Gardiner Douglas Clark Pickess Hammond Cavarra Post. Best: Werribee: Currie Speight Fordham Bolton McMahon Conway. Frankston: Pickess Capiron Buchan Post Gray Pongracic. At Avalon Airport Oval.
BOX HILL 5.3 8.4 13.8 18.14 (122) SANDRINGHAM 2.0 5.7 9.8 9.9 (63) Goals: Box Hill: Walker 3 Jones 2 Traynor 2 Kidd 2 Switkowski 2 Langford Williams Donoghue Hardisty Patolo Fisher Exon. Sandringham: Bazzani 2 Kreymborg 2 Wilkinson Brown Persson McT McTaggart Payne. Best: Box Hill: Fisher Switkowski Exon Jones Walker Evans. Sandringham: Coates Noone Laumets Payne Maitland Kreymborg. At Trevor Barker Beach Oval.
BOX HILL 3.1 7.11 10.13 14.17 (101) SANDRINGHAM 4.5 4.6 7.10 11.12 (78) Goals: Box Hill: Sicily 5 Grimley 3 McEvoy 2 Miles Lock Anderson Lawlor. Sandringham: McCartin 3 Ong 3 White 2 Zijai Curren Minchington. Best: Box Hill: Sicily Simpkin Collins Howe Litherland Heatherley. Sandringham: Lee Jones Ong McCartin Ross Le Grice,. At Trevor Barker Beach Oval.
WERRIBEE 0.7 0.7 6.12 8.14 (62) FRANKSTON 4.3 5.10 5.12 7.12 (54) Goals: Werribee: Christensen 2 Porter Adams Helliwell Wales Sodomaco Redfern. Frankston: Gleeson 2 Soroczynski Homfray Harnett Bailey Mullane. Best: Werribee: Redfern Brett Wales Maddock Adams Krithararis. Frankston: Bailey Crowder Halsall Harnett Jennings Ashcroft. At Avalon Airport Oval.
WILLIAMSTOWN 3.3 7.10 11.16 17.20 (122) COBURG 2.1 2.4 2.6 6.8 (44) Goals: Williamstown: Dunell 4 Marcon 2 Jolley 2 Gibbons 2 Casley 2 Hetherington Chisari Bese Critchley Gallucci. Coburg: Featherstone 2 Orr Carnell Clifton Hill. Best: Williamstown: Gibbons Dunell Faulks Marcon Meese Bese. Coburg: Hartley Featherstone Lehmann Uysal Goodwin Clifton. At Burbank Oval.
WILLIAMSTOWN 3.3 8.8 11.13 16.15 (111) COBURG 2.3 5.3 5.7 7.8 (50) Goals: Williamstown: Di Ciero 5 Myers 2 Merlo 2 Conway 2 Carr Hine Davies Bench Walshe. Coburg: Cooper 2 Brandt Gleeson Miles Fox Schraven. Best: Williamstown: Deery Bench Di Ciero Myers McKenzie Greiser.. Coburg: T Totino Mance Gregory Cooper Christensen Schraven. At Burbank Oval.
FOOTSCRA FOOTSCRAY 5.7 11.11 19.14 27.17 (179) NORTH BALLARA BALLARAT 0.0 1.1 3.3 5.3 (33) No details available. At VU Whitten Oval.
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DEVELOPMENT LEAGUE - RD 5 CASEY 6.2 10.6 16.9 18.11 (119) NORTHERN 1.2 2.5 3.5 5.7 (37) Goals: Casey: Wyatt 4 Fisscher 4 Rennie 2 King 2 Waters 2 Anderson Hillard Hannon Lang. Northern: Walton 3 Murray Stevens. Best: Casey: Keilty Pattison Wilson Wyatt McDonald Walmsley. Northern: Soncin Johnston Cattapan Stevens Gleeson Armitage. At Preston City Oval.
DIV 1 VIC METRO 3.3 5.5 8.6 10.8 (68) VIC COUNTRY 2.2 6.5 9.7 11.7 (73) Goals: Vic Metro: Gresham 2 Hardwick 2 Kerbatieh Balic Houston Crocker Parsons Silvagni. Vic Country: Ainsworth 2 Schache 2 Berry 2 Maishman Cole Holmes Simpkin Skinner. Best: Vic Metro: Balic Crocker Collins O’Kearney Parsons Gresham. Vic Country: Ainsworth Weitering Mennen, Mathieson Rice Schache. WESTERN AUST 3.2 6.3 9.7 11.7 (73) SOUTH AUST 1.2 5.6 7.13 9.18 (72) Goals: WA: Jones 4 Ridley 2 Waterman 2 Bennett Powell-Pepper Smith. SA: Haysman 2 Milera 2 Dew Hewett Francis Partington Quinn. Best: WA: Hackett Bennett Watson Jones Waterman Florenca Petrevski-Seton. SA: Partington Francis Haysman Markov Milera.
Q RUGBY LEAGUE VRL Rd 6: First Grade: Werribee 34 bt Sunbury 20, South Eastern 26 bt Altona 22, North West 36 bt Doveton 10, Casey 44 bt Northern 26. Second Grade: Waverley 66 bt Altona Blue 0, Sunbury 28 bt Werribee 22, Casey 22 bt Northern 16, North West Black 44 bt Doveton 22. Women Tag: T Northern 6 bt Casey 0, Waverley 14 bt Werribee 4.
Despite the loss, McCormack said she wasn’t disappointed with the RDNL players. “They [Nepean] have been playing together for a lot longer,” she said. “That was the edge for them and a credit to them.” For more photos, go to www.sunbury. starweekly.com.au.
Q RUGBY UNION VRU Dewar Shield: Box Hill 33 bt Melbourne Uni 15, Moorabbin 20 bt Endeavour Hills 17, Melbourne 65 bt Sth Districts 10, Harlequin 65 bt Footscray 12. P2: Melbourne Uni 28 bt Box Hill 24, Endeavour Hills 53 Moorabbin 19, Melbourne 45 bt Sth Districts 21, Harlequin 33 bt Footscray 29. P3: Melbourne Uni 22 bt Box Hill 19, Endeavour Hills 22 Moorabbin 23, Melbourne 57 bt Sth Districts 5, Harlequin 63 Footscray 0. P4: Southern Districts 12 bt Harlequin 5. Colts: Endeavour Hills 62 bt Melbourne 24, Melbourne Uni 39 bt Harlequin 3. A: Eltham 37 bt Shepparton 20. B Monash University 8 Cerberus 40. U-18: Moorabbin 35 bt Wyndham City 0, End Hills 61 bt Footscray/PH 10. U-16A: Moorabbin 46 bt Wyndham City 7. U-16B: Footscray 50 bt Eltham 0. U-14A: End Hills 34 bt Footscray 22. U-14B: Melbourne 37 bt Eltham 15. U-12A: Harlequin 56 bt Moorabbin 7. U-12B: Box Hill 38 bt Eltham 36, Power House 39 bt Foots/Maroondah 7. U-11: Brim 33 WC 41, Harlequin 36 bt Moorabbin 34, End Hills 51 bt Geelong 5. WOMEN: Western Districts 28 Power House 0, HQ/Souths 34 bt Moorabbin 31, Melbourne 30 bt Uni/Panthers 12.
Q GRIDIRON GRIDIRON VICTORIA Wk 4: Monash bt Berwick 64-8, Croydon bt South Eastern 37-27, Bendigo bt Gippsland 44-6, Northern bt Ballarat 36-6, Western bt Melbourne Uni 38-8.
Q BASEBALL MELBOURNE WINTER LEAGUE A: Nth Balwyn 10 bt GMBC 3, Greens 4 bt Ess 1, Wats 8 bt Heath 5, Resch 10 bt For Hill 2, Ring 6 bt Knox 5. AR: Nth Balwyn 4 bt GMBC 3, Greens 7 bt Ess 0, Wats 8 bt Heath 5, Resch 9 bt For Hill 2, Ring 6 bt Knox 3. B: Melb Uni 4 bt Donc 1, Wav 5 bt Lat Uni 3, Mon Uni 3 bt Croy 1, West 16 bt NC Rebels 1. BR: Donc 9 bt Melb uni 4, Wav 14 bt Lat Uni 0, Croy 4 bt Mon Uni 3, NC Rebels 17 bt West 6. C: WH Hill 5 bt Foots 4, GMBC 19 bt Bund 3, StK 4 bt M Majors 0, Pan Hill 3 bt Nth Balwyn 0. CR: Foots 6 bt Wh Hill 3, GMBC 19 bt Bund 13, StK 22 bt M Majors 8, Nth Balwyn 6 bt Pan Hill 1. A3: For Hill 6 bt GMBC 3, Knox 17 bt Greens 3, Resch 14 bt Melb Uni 5, Ring 12 bt Wats 0, Wav 5 bt Heath 4. A4: For Hill 10 drew GMBC 10, Greens 9 bt Knox 8, Melb Uni 15 bt Resch 13, Ring 8 bt Wats 2, Heath 13 bt Wav 6. D: Upwey 28 bt NC Rebels 3, For Hill 6 bt Port Melb 1, Nth Balwyn 6 bt Ring 2, Mon Uni 25 bt Ess 1. DR: Upwey 20 bt NC Rebels 5, Nth Lions 12 bt Port Melb 0, Nth Balwyn 8 bt Ring 2, Glen Iris 11 bt Mon Uni 1, Heath 7 bt West 6. EL: Wats 5 bt Lat Uni 4, West 14 bt Nth Balwyn 5, Knox 8 bt For Hill 6. EE: Wats 8 bt Lat Uni 5, Nth Balwyn 24 bt Foots 8, Melb Uni 10 bt Croy 1, Donc 11 bt Resch 9, Knox 11 For Hill 9. U-17 Comb: Ess 10 bt Chelt
9, Nth Balwyn S 9 bt Dand 3, Dingley B 14 bt For Hill 4, Ring 7 bt Nth Balwyn H 4. DV: Wats 16 bt Ess 0, GMBC E 10 bt Greens 8, Resch 14 bt Dia Ck 9. RD: Knox 15 bt Croy 5, Dingley 13 bt Nth Balwyn W 0, Heath 15 bt Ring 6. U-15 DV: Ess B 16 bt Donc/Bund/NCR 1, Ess J 7 bt Wats 4. RD Div 1: Knox 7 bt For Hill 6, Wav 7 bt Nth Balwyn 0. Div 2: For Hill 10 bt Ring 0, Wav 12 bt Heath 10, Port Melb 13 bt Croy 6. U-13 DV: Donc/Bund 9 bt Ess J 5. RD Major: For Hill 15 bt Knox 2, Heath 10 bt W Wav 6. Minor: Croy 9 bt Nth Balwyn H 5, For Hill 10 bt Ring 4, Nth Balwyn S 12 bt Knox 8 RD Rookie Ball: Wav 12 bt Croy 6, Heath 12 bt Knox/Ring 3.
Q SOCCER FFV NA NATIONAL PREMIER LEAGUE: Rd 14: Port Melbourne Sharks 1 Hume City 2, Oakleigh Cannons 2 South Melbourne 0, Pascoe Vale 1 Heidelberg United 2, North Geelong Warriors 0 Bentleigh Greens 1, Northcote City 3 Green Gully 1, Avondale 0 Melbourne Knights 0, Dandenong Thunder 2 Werribee City 2. U-20: Port Melbourne Sharks 3 Hume City 2, Oakleigh Cannons 2 South Melbourne 1, Pascoe Vale 1 Heidelberg United 2, Northcote City 4 Green Gully 0, Avondale 3 Melbourne Knights 1, Dandenong Thunder 1 Werribee City 1. NPL1 Rd 13: West: Dandenong City 0 Whittlesea Ranges 1, Eastern Lions 1 Ballarat Red Devils 0, Melbourne City 2 Murray United 3, Moreland City 2 Nunawading City 1, Box Hill United 1 Sunshine George Cross 2, Moreland Zebras 2 Richmond 1. U-20: West: Box Hill United 1 Sunshine George Cross 5, Dandenong City 4 Whittlesea Ranges 2, Eastern Lions 2 Ballarat Red Devils 0, Melbourne City 4 Murray United 2, Moreland City 2 Nunawading City 1, Moreland Zebras 3 Richmond 2, Kingston City 2 Bendigo City 1.
Q ATHLETICS A VICTORIAN RACE WALKING at Middle Park MEN: C’ship 10km: C Erickson (Essendon) 40m36s A Garganis (Collingwood) B Simpson (Nunawading). 40yrs: A McDonough (Preston) 51m15s M Gillies-Smith (Eaglehawk) D Smyth (Collingwood). 50yrs: A Jamieson (Old Scotch) 53m31s M Donahoo (Essendon) S Evans (Box Hill). 5km: J Kozica 23m44s L Feain K Cassidy. U-20: W Thompson 26m33s. U-18: K Swan 21m41s R Walmsley.3km U-16: H Walmsley 16m00s. WOMEN: C’ship 10km J Montag (Maccabi) 48m02s B Bryant (Eaglehawk) H Carr (Eaglehawk). 10km 40yr: J Tonti-Filippini T (Essendon) 1h09m13s. 50yrs: B Bryant 58m00s H Carr C Rosenbrock (Nunawading). 5km U-18: E Dowie (Eureka) 32m41s. 3km U-16: J Peart (Ballarat) 15m00s. U-14: A Peart (Ballarat) 15m51s J Bridges (Ballarat). 5km: M Thompson 28m37s R Shaw G Steed. U-20: T Billington 23m58s. U-18: P Huse 26m35s R Henderson. 3km U-16: J Peart B Richardson C Hay.
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Ballarat blitz blows Bendigo’s country hopes away A second-quarter blitz ensured the Ballarat Football League held bragging rights over its Bendigo Football League rivals in the AFL Victoria Country Championships on Saturday. While nothing could split the two teams early in the contest, Ballarat showed its quality in 30 minutes of dominant football at Eastern Oval. Ballarat trailed by two points at quarter-time but a goal to Daniel Tung at the five-minute mark kicked off the second-term onslaught. Lucas Anderson and Mitchell Phelps then got in on the act, combining for four goals
in quick succession to drag the margin to 28 points. Despite having the momentum, Ballarat wasn’t about to ease up on the pressure, and Rowan Marshall and Anderson added to the home side’s advantage as half-time approached. The late goals put an exclamation point on the league’s dominance and handed Ballarat a 41-point lead at half-time. There was no coming back from there for Bendigo and the Ballarat players were able to savour their 17.11 (113) - 4.12 (36) win. Nathan Horbury was outstanding for Ballarat, winning a number of important
contests and helping his team stay on top when the match was in the balance. He was well supported by Grant Bell and Callum Currie, who both worked hard until the final siren. Derick Micallef was the leading goal kicker for the winners with four majors. On a tough day for Bendigo, Matthew Thornton and Brayden Dorrington were among the standouts, while Gisborne’s Tom May and Tim Walsh were part of the team. Ballarat will take on Goulburn Valley at next year’s interleague championships in a battle between the third and fourth-ranked leagues in the state.
Import spreads his wings By Tara Murray Sunbury Jets didn’t have to look far when it came time to find an import for the Big V basketball division 1 this season. Canadian Javari Williams, who now calls Melbourne’s west home, joined the side in the off-season and has been one of the teams’ standouts since. “I live in Sydenham,” Williams said. “I came over for family reasons and have been here for just over a year and really enjoyed it. “I had met Grant [Spencer, Jets men’s coach] a couple of times and there was nice facilities at Sunbury, so I decided to join the team.” Williams played basketball in America, China and New Zealand before joining the Jets. But it has been a challenge for him Down Under at times, as he plays in an unfamiliar position. “It is a bit weird as I’m not normally in the position I have been playing in,” the Canadian said. “I am playing in the centre role but I normally play as a guard.” This change of position has also bought about a change in his playing style. Williams is used to matching up with smaller opponents. While 195 centimetres may seem tall to normal people, Williams is short compared to many opponents. He said competing against taller players has been a challenge. “I’m a lot smaller than most of my opponents. The team as a whole is smaller than all the other sides. “[But] it has helped me become a more rounded player.” Williams is still averaging 15.4 points per game, along with 9.2 rebounds per game on average. “It has been OK playing so far. It has had its ups and downs. “It is hard to say whether it has been harder than what I was expecting. I wanted to come and contribute and help the team.” The Jets are currently 12th on the ladder. On Saturday night, the Jets lost to Geelong 93-90. Williams had 25 points, seven rebounds and three steals. “As we were a new team, it took the first couple of games to adjust,” Williams said. “We need to come together, collectively, and make changes to turn the corner and get some more wins and a bit more consistency. “I’d liked to finish off the season strong and still, hopefully, play finals.”
Canadian Javari Williams has been a standout recruit for Sunbury Jets. (Shawn Smits) 36 SUNBURY & MACEDON RANGES STAR WEEKLY \ MAY 26, 2015
Meanwhile, Bendigo will meet Gippsland when the seventh and eighth place leagues square off. The Geelong Football League is again the top-ranked country league in Victoria after beating Goulburn Murray. In the senior netball, Ballarat made it a winning double in a tight contest. Ballarat’s ability under pressure to convert was the difference in the 46-40 win. Gisborne’s Maddie Stewart, who started in attack before moving into defence later in the game, was best on court for the Bendigo side. Liam Twomey
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East Sunbury became the first side to lose to Keilor Park in Essendon District Football League division 2 on Saturday. A game the Thunder would have been confident of winning got off to a poor start, leaving the side down by four goals at quarter-time. The Thunder reduced the margin to seven points at half-time but only kicked three goals in the second half to lose 13.17 (95) 8.12 (60). Kamen Ogilvie and Mitchell Johns kicked two goals each for the Thunder, with James Edwards named its best player.
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Rupertswood is looking for a new coach to get the side back into Gisborne District Cricket Association’s McIntyre Cup. Pat Tyler, who coached last season, is keen to remain at the club and continue to play a role and focus on his batting. Tyler was head coach for just one season. Rupertswood’s Brett Hobbs said the club was looking for someone who could lead a young side. For more details, go to www. rupertswoodcc.org.au
Golf
Despite good weather conditions, golfers struggled for good scores in the Romsey Golf Club’s stroke competition on Saturday. Golfers found good drives ending well short, approach shots refusing to bounce onto the green and chips dying well short of the hole. Wayne Robb won the event with a score of 86-12-74 from Dave Muller on 86-11-75 and Ron Walker, who finished on 97-22-75. In the second round of the ladies club championships, Kath Jekabsons took to the conditions and left the field in her wake, winning 98-24-74.
Football
Calder Cannons Nick O’Kearney was among the best for Vic Metro in the opening round of the AFL under-18 championships. It was a heartbreaking loss for Vic Metro against arch rival Vic Country, with a goal after the siren giving Country an 11.7 (73) - 10.8 (68) win. Metro had the early lead in the game and led at quarter-time. While not much separated the two teams all day, in the end Jy Simpkin marked the ball in the goal square just before the siren went. He went back and converted the kick to give his side the win. O’Kearney was one of three Cannons to play in the opening match. He had 26 possessions, the highest number of any Metro player. Hisham Kerbatieh kicked a goal, while Mark Kovasevic was also part of the team. Matthew Stillman, Bruno Laguda, Callum Moore, Karl Brown, Jack James and Tom Wallis are all in the mix to play for Vic Metro having made the 50-man final squad.
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FREE MATS & BONNET PROTECTOR
PULSAR
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19,990
$
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JUKE Ti-S II
FROM
ALL NEW NISSAN NP300
FREE REGISTRATION
FREE 3 YEARS SCHEDULED SERVICING
28,990
$
DRIVE AWAY
FREE SCHEDULED
SERVICING UP TO 3 YEARS*
NAVARA TEST DRIVE TODAY Overseas model shown.
w w w. a l a n m a n c e n i s s a n . c o m . a u
2 HOLLAND DR MELTON (03) 9971 4444
*Valid on selected model grades ordered between 01/05/15 and 30/06/15 and delivered by 31/07/15. Offer includes 12 months’ registration, 12 months’ compulsory third party insurance, stamp duty and up to four standard scheduled services (six for the Pathfinder Hybrid ST-L and Ti) under the vehicle’s applicable Nissan Servicing Schedule published at nissan.com.au/service, for the first three years or 40,000km (42,000km for the Pathfinder Hybrid ST-L and Ti), whichever comes first. Offer cannot be redeemed for cash. Excludes Government, Rental and National Fleet customers. Nissan reserves the right to vary, extend or withdraw this offer. ^Genuine Accessory Pack only available on Nissan NP300 Navara only. Pictures are either base model, same model or actual vehicle. LMCT9507
Alan Mance Mitsubishi
BEST PRICES - BEST VALUE
AUTO
LANCER ES SPORT MANUAL SEDAN
MY15 TRITON GLX DUAL CAB
$17 ,990 DRIVE AWAY
20
4
5
FROM
FROM
$30 ,990 DRIVE AWAY
5
NEW OUTLANDER & TRITON JUST ARRIVED
HURRY IN TODAY! OFFER ENDS MAY 31ST!
We have been selling Mitsubishis for 30 years!
Alan Mance Mitsubishi www.alanmancemitsubishi.com.au
2 HOLLAND DR MELTON PHONE (03) 9971 4444
JUST 20MINS FROM THE CBD!
DIAMOND ADVANTAGE: † 14.5MY Lancer, Outlander, Challenger, 14MY Pajero, Triton and 14MY Mirage - 5 year or 130,000km New Vehicle Warranty (whichever comes first). 15MY Pajero, 15MY Lancer, 15MY Mirage, 15MY ASX, Outlander PHEV and i-MiEV - 5 year or 100,000km New Vehicle Warranty (whichever comes first). Service conditions apply. *4 years or 60,000km Capped Price Servicing (whichever occurs first). Covers all items specified under the standard “Maintenance for normal operating conditions” scheduled detailed in the service and warranty booklet. Additional service/repair items (if required) are at additional cost. ^1 year Roadside Assist (Service conditions apply). For purchases of new Mitsubishi vehicles, your initial 12 month roadside assist will be extended for a period of 12 months from the date of the most recent eligible Capped Price Service for that vehicle performed at an authorised Mitsubishi dealer. Roadside assist, if extended in accordance with these items, is available for a maximum of up to 5 years. Conditions apply. Offer subject to change without notice. Excludes Government, Rental and National Fleet customers. LMCT7503 & 9057
ALAN MANCE MOTORS USED CAR CLEAROUT! ON NOW! 2009 SUZUKI SWIFT
2009 GOLF VI 90TSI HATCH
2010 BT-50 CAB CHASSIS
Manual, Low Kms, Ideal First Car. XNB508
Manual, Full VW History, Comfort Pack, Alloys. WYF303
Diesel, Manual, Alloy Tray, Tow Bar, Suit Tradesman. XUP855
2013 MITSUBISHI ASX 2WD SUV
2012 HYUNDAI I30 ELITE
Auto, History, 1 Owner, Low Kms, Great Value. 2TO526
Auto, Sat Nav, Bluetooth, Rear Camera. ZIK809
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$8,990
$11,990
$14,990
$17,990
$18,990
2009 KIA CARNIVAL PLATINUM EDITION
2012 COROLLA ULTIMA
2007 PAJERO EXCEED
Auto, Leather, Sunroof, Sat Nav, Fully Optioned. ZEZ161
2011 MAZDA 6 LUXURY
2009 SUBARU OUTBACK AWD
Auto, Leather, 8 Seats, Rear Camera, Be Quick On This One! WXX262
MY10, Auto, One Owner, 6 Speed Lineartronic. XDF549
Auto, Turbo Diesel, Fully Optioned, Luxury, 7 Seater. YQM480
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$18,990
$19,990
$21,990
$21,990
$31,990
Auto, History, Full Electrics, Only 2,800 Kms, Be Quick On This One. YQD790
Pictures are either base model same model or actual vehicles. LMCT 7503, LMCT507
2 HOLLAND DRIVE, MELTON
(03) 9971 4444
Pictures are either base model, same model or actual vehicle. LMCT7503 LMCT507 39 SUNBURY & MACEDON RANGES STAR WEEKLY \ MAY 26, 2015
ESSENDON MITSUBISHI 2016 OUTLANDER AND TRITON JUST ARRIVED
NEW OUTLANDER
• Bluetooth • Colour touch screen • Power windows • Alloy wheels • Park sensors • Rear camera
NEW'B 'BEST EVER' TRITON
More Power, More Torque, More Towing, More Safety and More Features • Bluetooth • Voice control • SRS airbags • USB input
2007 MITSUBISHI 200 LANCER ES • 4 Cyl • CD Player • Dual airbags • Cruise control
APPROVAL
9,990
(TAP)
ZWZ9 ZW Z914 14 ZWZ914
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15,990 DRIVE AWAY
YJU471 71
• 6 Speed sports auto • CD Player • Dual airbags • 16” alloys • Climate control
18,990
$
WYE461 WYE46 WYE4 WY E4 461 61
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23,990
$
21,990
$ 1EJ1BT 1EJ1 J1BT BT
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2013 HOLDEN 2 CAPTIVA SX
• 6 Speed sports auto • ANCAP 5 Star safety • Bluetooth • 16” alloys ZPR571 ZP ZPR5 R571 71 1
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• Automatic • 5 Seats • Bluetooth • Dual airbags • ABS
2012 NISSAN DUALIS ST
• 6 Speed sports auto • ANCAP 5 Star safety • Bluetooth • 18” alloys • Only 47,489 Klm’s
22,990
21,990
18,990
$
2011 MITSUBISHI 201 TRITON GLX
$
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2013 FORD FGM KII XR6
$
YAN617 YAN AN617
• Bl B Bluetooth lu • 6 Speed sports auto • ANCAP 5 Star safety • On board computer • 18” alloys • Fog lamps
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1EE8JK
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2009 HOLDEN COMMODORE VE SV6 COM
2012 MITSUBISHI 20 OUTLANDER LS SUV OUT
1EL6BR
14,990
$
$
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• 6 Speed sports auto • ANCAP 5 Star safety • Bluetooth • 17” alloys • 4 Cy
• 6 Speed sports auto • ANCAP 5 Star safety • Multi function control screen
• Automatic • Hatch • Air Conditioning • ANCAP 5 Star Safety • Only 23,488 Klm’s
12,990
$
2010 SUBARU LIBERTY 5 GEN
2010 HOLDEN 2 CRUZE CD
2010 HYUNDAI 2 i30 SX
YCM914
• 4 Cyl • Dual Airbags • ABS • Air conditioning
60 MINUTES APPLICATION
$
WCD468
2013 HOLDEN BARINA SPARK
APPLY TODAY DRIVE TODAY
• 6 Speed sports auto • 7 Seat • Bluetooth • 17” alloys • Park assist • 42,513Klm’s. ZRU283 ZRU2 283
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PH: 9094 4555 www.essendonmitsubishi.com.au
23,990
$
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294 WIRRAWAY RD, ESSENDON FIELDS LMCT10399