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Sunbury’s oldest resident, Mary Whitehurst, turned 110 last week, celebrating her extraordinary milestone at Riddell Gardens Aged Care centre in Sunbury, where she lives. The long-time Riddells Creek resident was president of the Riddells Creek Senior Citizens’ Club for 20 years and is an accomplished pianist. She played the organ at Sunbury Methodist Church for many years and is still the hit of Friday afternoons’ happy hour at the centre, leading the piano singalongs. McEwen MP Rob Mitchell sent special birthday wishes to Mary from Parliament, saying she now joins the ranks of Australia’s ‘super-centenarians’. “There have only ever been 26 people in Australia who have reached that age,” Mr Mitchell said. “Mrs Whitehurst, you are definitely on the money when you remind us that we have to try and look at the good things in life … you go out the next day and try to do better.” Esther Lauaki
Sunbury split dropped Sunbury will remain a part of the City of Hume – at least for now – after the state government accepted independent advice to abandon the controversial split. Local Government Minister Natalie Hutchins has accepted the advice of the independent transition auditors appointed to examine the proposal. “The auditors’ report clearly shows the proposed split would come at a significant
financial cost to residents,” she said. “We supported Sunbury out of Hume in good faith that the previous Liberal government had done the work to ensure a fair outcome for local residents. Unfortunately, that wasn’t the case.” But Opposition Leader Matthew Guy called the decision “a kick in the teeth for Sunbury” and pledged to establish the council if elected in 2018. “Less than 12 months ago the Labor government held hand to heart and promised
to create the city of Sunbury,” he said. “One of the first acts of my government will be to establish the City of Sunbury.” Former Supreme Court judge Frank Vincent and John Watson, chair of Brimbank’s administrators, found the split should be scrapped because of long-term and significant financial impact on Sunbury residents. Auditors found the split would increase council rates by 14 per cent, reduce services significantly and create an unviable, unsustainable council.
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Cops hot on Lancefield looting By Esther Lauaki Police are ramping up patrols around properties destroyed by the Lancefield bushfires amid concerns of looters sifting through the ruins. Authorities confirmed that five houses, 19 sheds, two vehicles, farm equipment and many kilometres of fencing were scorched when fires ripped through more than 3100 hectares of land earlier this month. The fires started when a planned burn jumped containment lines on AFL grand final day, October 3.
Inspector Ryan Irwin, of Woodend police, said there had been just one report of suspicious behaviour since the flames subsided. “It’s been raised at some of the community meetings that residents are worried about people sifting around up there, looking for machinery or belongings that might have been left behind by the fire,” he said. “There’s always a risk in situations such as this that looting might occur, but we haven’t had any reports of it happening at this stage. We had one report of a vehicle moving around the area when it shouldn’t have been,
but police were on the scene pretty quickly and resolved the issue. “We want to reassure residents that police are patrolling the area and making sure that no one is acting suspiciously.” Inspector Irwin said the roads had been reopened, but police were still performing regular checks to ensure that only residents were travelling in an out of the area. An ongoing investigation by an independent panel was launched this month as the Department of Environment, Land, Water and Planning comes under scrutiny for the
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More than 200 dog lovers and their four-legged friends will be out for a stroll at Paws in the Park next week. Paws in the Park typically draws about 250 participants and their pets to the family event, which kicks off at Gisborne Veterinary Clinic on November 8. Practice manager Travis Grieve says the event has grown substantially in nine years. “Paws in the Park started in October 2006 with about 80 participants and their dogs turning up for the morning,” he said. “The initial reasoning in setting the event up was to help promote correct pet health in the Macedon Ranges shire and raise funds for the various not-for-profit organisations. “Over the past 10 years, the event has been organised by the Gisborne Veterinary Clinic’s staff, with many local businesses donating their time or products for various aspects of the walk,” Mr Grieve said. The day’s activities will include information stalls set up by the Macedon Ranges Wildlife Network and Seeing Eye Dogs Australia, pet photo booths, raffles, entertainment and food. Dental checks and nail trimming will also be offered by vets from the Gisborne clinic for a gold coin donation. Mr Grieve said Paws in the Park had raised as much as $22,000 in the past. “The ultimate goal for the future of this event is to grow the day, to incorporate many different aspects of the human-animal bond,” Mr Grieve said. “And also create a platform for promoting best animal care and awareness of the plight of wildlife surrounding our communities.” Registrations open at 9am for a 10am start. More details: www.gisbornevets.com.au
A 25-year-old Gisborne man died at the scene of a hit and run in Taylors Lakes on Saturday involving an allegedly stolen car. The man was the sole occupant of a Toyota Corolla, hit by a black Audi after it allegedly sped through a red light about 1am Saturday at the intersection of Melton Highway and Kings Road. A 17-year-old from Fawkner and a 17-year-old from Broadmeadows were scheduled to appear in court yesterday charged with a range of offences including culpable driving, fail to stop, fail to assist, burglary and theft of a motor vehicle. Police were yesterday still seeking a third man who was also believed to be in the Audi when it crashed. The occupants allegedly fled the scene, but were later caught by police. Investigators believe the Audi was travelling south on Kings Road about 1am when it careered through the intersection. A motorbike travelling through the intersection became wedged under the vehicle but the rider jumped free from the accident and was left unscathed. Jaiden Russell told Channel 7 he was facing the crash and just avoided the Audi before it landed on his bike, with the other car, the white Toyota Corolla, spinning just a metre away from him. Victoria Police Detective Senior Sergeant Brad McArthur said Mr Russell would not have survived the crash had he not jumped off the bike. Police have asked anyone with information to call Crime Stoppers on 1800 333 000 or visit www. crimestoppersvic.com.au.
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Sunbury not on road priority list By Esther Lauaki Sunbury’s notorious Horne Street and Gap Road intersection, and the nearby level crossing, are not a priority, the latest VicRoads’ level crossing report states. The town’s most dangerous intersection missed out on a mention in VicRoads’ priority list of dangerous level crossings of metropolitan Melbourne, which was released on October 16. About 27,000 vehicles travel on Horne Street each day, and 18,000 on Gap Road. Vehicle numbers, combined with boomgates at the level crossing 200 metres south of the intersection, result in significant traffic disruptions in the
town centre, especially during school and work peak hours. The Horne Street-Gap Road intersection was counted among Victoria’s top 10 traffic hot spots in RACV’s biennial survey earlier this year. Road level crossing removals at Caulfield, Frankston and Glen Waverley took highest priority in the VicRoads report. As reported in Star Weekly recently, recently Western Metropolitan Liberal MP Bernie Finn was vocal in criticising Labor government ministers over their inaction on road projects and planning for Sunbury. ‘‘This government is kicking Sunbury from pillar to post, and it must stop,’’
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Mr Finn said. ‘‘I ask the Premier … stop the war on Sunbury.’’ A spokesman for Roads Minister Luke Donnellan denied there had been indecision about the Sunbury intersection, pointing to a $15,000 planning study that began in June. ‘‘Data will be used in consultation with residents and businesses, as well as Hume council, to determine the best solution,” the
spokesman said. “[This] may include traffic lights.’’ Sunbury Residents Association president Bernie O’Farrell says residents will continue to call for traffic lights at the intersection. “With the population growth, the congestion that occurs is getting worse,” Mr O’Farrell said. “That’s why it needs to have treatment sooner rather than later.” He said there was also a need for new traffic measures to deal with Gap Road’s intersection with Riddell Road. This request was first put in by the residents’ association more than a decade ago, Mr O’Farrell said.
‘Classics’ up in flames A classic Mercedes-Benz and an AustinHealey were destroyed in a fire last week. Woodend CFA volunteers arrived to find the garage of a Mt Macedon Road property engulfed in flames in the early hours of Thursday, October 19. Four appliances from Woodend and one from Macedon were called to the address, with 15 volunteers working to get the blaze under control. Woodend CFA captain Mick Christie said the garage was close to three units, but no residents were home at the time of the fire. “Our initial attack was to protect exposures before quickly bringing the blaze under control,” he said. “When the smoke settled we discovered two expensive classic cars had been destroyed in the fire.
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Minister challenged over V/Line By Esther Lauaki Liberal MP Bernie Finn has challenged Public Transport Minister Jacinta Allan to front next week’s community meeting and explain the government’s backflip over V/Line services to Sunbury. Public Transport Victoria will host the meeting at Sunbury Aquatic and Leisure Centre on October 28, when residents can discuss restrictions that bar Sunbury commuters from Bendigo-bound V/Line trains – the cause of ongoing angst for the travellers. Mr Finn, a Bulla resident, said the minister should attend
the meeting to “explain personally to locals why she is stripping them of their V/Line service” when new timetables come into force next January. “The minister is aware of the anger that continues to be displayed by Sunbury residents at the government’s decision to backflip on a previous Labor promise to allow V/Line to continue servicing Sunbury,” he told Parliament last Tuesday. “I will be one of many local residents attending a community meeting in Sunbury next Wednesday night. The meeting will be addressed by Public Transport Victoria
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officials, but that’s not good enough. The minister has the power to stop this outrageous decision,” Mr Finn said. “Sunbury train travellers want to hear from her. They want the chicken, not the tail feathers.” Mr Finn has slammed ministers in recent weeks over what he said was a lack of action on vital road projects in the area. He added that
preventing commuters from catching V/Line trains was part of a broader agenda targeting Sunbury. Sunbury MP Josh Bull, who will attend next week’s meeting, said the feedback received from attendees would be considered by Public Transport Victoria in planning future train and bus services. “The state government is listening to the community and investing in the major public transport infrastructure Victoria needs to get people home safer and sooner,” Mr Bull said. To attend the meeting, register at www.ptv. vic.gov.au/getinvolved
Recovery taken in stride As a 26-year-old personal trainer who went to great lengths to keep herself in top shape, Gisborne’s Chloe Farrugia didn’t seem like the kind of person at risk of having a stroke. Yet Ms Farrugia had two strokes within two months last year, putting her in a wheelchair and leading to extensive rehabilitation. ‘‘I was about to get in the shower and I had tingles in my left arm,’’ the mother of two says of the first stroke. ‘‘I lost feeling in that arm and I couldn’t walk. My husband put me to bed. He noticed my face had drooped and I was dribbling and couldn’t talk, so he called an ambulance.’’ Mr Farrugia’s quick thinking likely saved his wife’s life. Doctors treating Ms Farrugia after her second stroke found a problem with her heart, which meant surgery. ‘‘I’m living on a high dosage of medication, but other than that I’m
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Riding for renewables Energy-conscious cyclists will strap on their helmets at a Ride for Renewables event this weekend. The 15-kilometre ride on October 31 kicks off from the Black Forest timber mill near Woodend, heading for the site that locals propose for three wind turbines. Macedon Ranges Sustainability Group hosts the annual Ride for Renewables to promote renewable energy in the region, including a large, government-funded solar panel project at the Woodend timber mill and a community wind farm. The group hosts events and practical activities that seed sustainable living initiatives around the shire. Group president Ralf Thesing says the ride is
a chance for people to show their support for the two projects under way. “These projects have been several years in the making, ” he said. “We want to install more solar panels on more homes.” The proposed wind turbine project could generate enough power for up to 4500 homes – enough for Woodend, Macedon and Mount Macedon, he said. Cyclists will need a water bottle, snacks, sunscreen, any medications, a high-visibility vest and comfortable clothing and helmets, Mr Thesing said. Registration and briefing are at 10am for an 11am start. www.mrsgonline.org.au/ride-4-renewables Esther Lauaki
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Fire-wise, and ready Sunbury residents have the chance to be more prepared when natural disasters strike, thanks to Australia Post. Sunbury’s State Emergency Service unit was awarded $5025 in the latest round of Our Neighbourhood grants. The Our Neighbourhood Trust is a charitable fund, whose donations come from Australia Post workers and customers, and from the wider community, to support local projects. Sunbury SES will fund community education sessions to help residents prepare and respond to natural disasters in a safe, organised way. “This Our Neighbourhood community grant will allow Sunbury SES volunteers to reach the communities we serve in new, engaging and interactive ways,” SES spokesman Jarrod Bell said. “We want to ensure those we serve can access and understand information that will strengthen their preparation and response
capabilities, and their resilience to natural disasters and emergency situations.” Australia Post chief executive Ahmed Fahour said the grants program was created to recognise the important role smaller charities and community groups play in bringing people together and strengthening communities. “Every year we’re inspired by the efforts of so many community groups with a genuine passion for making their neighbourhoods the best they can be,” Mr Fahour said. “We’re thrilled to announce this year’s successful organisations and congratulate them on the positive impact they’re having in their local communities.” Our Neighbourhood community grants are awarded on projects’ community inclusion and promotion of disaster preparation. Esther Lauaki
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Summer camp plans up in smoke ‘‘
We can’t open until those trees are safe, so it’s wait and see
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burnt trees on the property is yet to begin, Mrs Burns said. “We can’t open until those trees are safe, so it’s a wait and see situation. “At this stage, we’re hoping to reopen in late November, all going well, but it could be as late as next February before we’re fully functional again. The main thing is that the bush is safe,
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not only the trees, but that there’s no machinery working out there either.” Mrs Burns said new camp activities were in the pipeline, including a maze with a climbing wall, to replace equipment that was burned. As well, there would be a giant swing in place of the damaged flying fox, and a nature trail. “We’re doing all we can to make sure the camp is safe for the kids to come back.” It is still not certain whether those affected by the fires will be compensated, after what was a planned burn destroyed 3100 hectares of land and five homes.
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Summer camps for as many as 800 youngsters have been postponed as the owners of the fire-ravaged Weekaway Recreational Camp near Lancefield work to get it up and running again. Charlotte Burns, who runs the Kitchenhams Lane camp, said while buildings had not been damaged, most of the 21 hectares of bushland on the property had been burnt out by the recent fires. “The first school group we had in after the fires was sent home after just three hours because it
was just not safe for the kids,” Mrs Burns said. Ten bookings for the coming months had now been cancelled because of the bushfire damage. “We’re working in conjunction with other camps to relocate the kids so they don’t miss out on a camping experience this summer. “We’re getting it safe enough for reopening, and that involves a lot of work ahead of us. “When a tree is affected by fire, that tree is no longer deemed safe,” Mrs Burns said. “It requires an arborist to come in and check it; either remove it or cut it back.” Arborists have been busy around the area, but the long process of dealing with so many
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Voices rising against violence By Esther Lauaki Sports clubs, schools, community groups and businesses across the Macedon Ranges will join forces in the shire’s latest anti-violence campaign. The campaign comes in the lead-up to White Ribbon Day on November 25 and supports the ongoing Royal Commission into Family Violence. VicHealth cites violence as the biggest cause of injury or death for women aged 18 to 45. Research also shows one in three Australian
women will experience physical violence and one in five will experience sexual assault in her lifetime. Macedon MP Mary-Anne Thomas called on the public to join the Say No to Family Violence campaign, which raises awareness of gender issues attached to family violence. Participating groups display signs and banners declaring their support. “While family violence can happen to everyone, we know women are the overwhelming victims of this violence and men are the perpetrators,” Ms Thomas said.
She said the campaign aimed to send a clear message that “violence will not be tolerated in our community”. “Through the work of our courageous Australian of the Year, Rosie Batty, and the Royal Commission, women are starting to feel empowered to stand up and speak out about this insidious problem,” Ms Thomas said. “I want to support those women and their children and show them that our community is on their side. “We welcome any club, school, community group or business to get involved,” Ms Thomas
said. “I encourage all groups in the community to show leadership and stand together with me on this important issue.” A community forum will be held at Kyneton Secondary College on December 4, at which Fiona Richardson, Minister for the Prevention of Family Violence, will lead a panel discussion. A Facebook page, Macedon Says No to Family Violence, has also been set up. The Royal Commission into Family Violence is due to table its recommendations in State Parliament next February.
Stage garden blossoms Centre of Music and Arts, says the show still holds a special place in his heart. “It’s a beautiful show, which has a very different focus to the book,” he says. “It takes a gorgeous little story and delves deeper into the characters’ background and into different issues. “The music is just beautiful. It’s classical music … that was popular in the past.” Ireland says the cast is brimming with talent. “Eadie Milne, who plays Colin Craven, is only 10 years old but is one of the most talented young performers I’ve worked with, and Madison Galea, who plays Mary Lennox, is also a little star. The Secret Garden runs until November 21. Details: www.boilerhousetheatreco.com Esther Lauaki
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Final flourishes are being added to the set, and rehearsals are under way, in the lead-up to opening night of The Secret Garden at Sunbury. The Boilerhouse Theatre Company’s latest production hits the stage on November 6, with seven shows scheduled over three weekends. The Secret Garden, a musical based on a 1911 novel by Frances Hodgson Burnett, follows Mary Lennox, an English girl born and raised in India, whose life is thrown into disarray when she’s orphaned by a cholera outbreak and shipped off to live with her reclusive uncle Archibald in his haunted manor. The show focuses on Mary’s growth from a spoilt, troubled, bad-tempered child into a determined, independent young girl, whose stubborn hard work and faith helps bring a broken family back together. Director Ryan Ireland, who first studied The Secret Garden while a student at the Ballarat
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WIN THIS The Australian DanceSport Championship returns to Hisense Arena from December 11-13. Athletes from more than 20 countries will travel to Australia to take part in this annual event. Don’t miss the skill, glamour and athleticism of world-class DanceSport! We are giving two readers a double pass – valued at $210 each – for the Sunday, December 13 session. www.theaustralianchampionship.com.au
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Social table tennis sessions are held every Wednesday from 1pm to 3pm at the Sunbury Football Club. Anyone with spare time and wanting to meet new friends is welcome. ■ Peter on 9744-7061
To enter, visit www.winthisnow.com.au and follow the prompts. Entries close at 11.59 pm on Sunday, November 1, and will be drawn at 9am the next day at 214-220 Park Street, South Melbourne, 3205. Winners will be notified in writing, with their names published at www.winthisnow.com.au. Terms and conditions are available at www. winthisnow.com.au
Infant-education course
A course to complete certificate III in early childhood education at Sunbury runs at Djerriwarrh Community and Education Services with classes from 9.30am-3pm three days a week, from November 9. ■ 8746 1000 Eat, drink and be merry at the Macedon Ranges Wine and Food Festival on November 15 and 16. Buses will leave from Gisborne, Woodend and Kyneton train stations en route to various venues. ■ Bookings: www.budburst.com
Art-in-spring show
More than 100 works will be displayed at Macedon Ranges Art Group’s spring show, October 31-November 3. Opens at Woodend Community Centre, 7pm, October 30. Light refreshments available. ■ 0421 022 115 or macedonrangesartgroup@gmail.com
Ye olde market
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Primary school-aged children are being encouraged to dress up in their scariest costumes for a Halloween party at Sunbury’s next Blue Light Disco on October 30. Sunbury Memorial Hall, 6-8pm. Cost: $7 ■ 9744 8111 or goo.gl/bdgdGB and Hamilton streets. More than 300 stalls will offer crafts, plants, produce and Christmas gifts. ■ info@gisborneoldetimemarket.org.au
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yneton RSL sub-branch has plenty of reason to celebrate with the near doubling of last year’s funds raised for the 2015 ANZAC Appeal. “We’ve really lifted the bar again this year,” says president Graeme Day. “We raised more than $16,000, and this played a significant part in reaching the state’s total tally of more than $5 million. “Kyneton RSL would like to thank sincerely the people of Kyneton for this record-breaking result, a culmination of extraordinary efforts made by members
and other volunteers, in particular the Red Cross ladies, who tirelessly manned fundraising locations throughout Kyneton.” Funds raised throughout the appeal enable the RSL to fulfil its primary role of supporting current and former servicemen and women and their families when in need. This support takes many forms – supplying mobility aids, garden and house maintenance, rental and utilities assistance. The ANZAC Appeal helps thousands of veterans and their families around Victoria. Needs vary, but the result is the
same – being there to support current and ex-servicemen and women and their families when they need it most. Mr Day acknowledges the exceptional efforts of all volunteers and locals who once again supported the ANZAC Appeal, reflecting the generous spirit of the Kyneton community. “As we now approach Remembrance Day, RSL appeals organisers at all sub-branches around Victoria are gearing up for the annual Poppy Appeal,” he says. “Kyneton RSL sub-branch is ready for this year’s
Poppy Appeal, with committed volunteers set on making it a success.” As with the ANZAC Appeal, all monies from the Poppy Appeal help current and former Victorian servicemen and women. Kyneton RSL, 37-39 Mollison Street, Kyneton. Opens 10am-10pm Monday-Wednesday; 10am-11pm Thursday; 9am-midnight Friday-Saturday; and 11am-10pm Sunday and public holidays. Inquiries: 5422 6735, enquires@kyneton.rslvic.com.au or www.kynetonrsl.com.au
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Moving soon, with more hi-tech equipment
Updated technology helps Lake Imaging keep service standards high. (Supplied)
Local check point for all-over health then, there have been many versions of updated technology. CT scans performed on equipment currently at Lake Imaging take an average of 15 seconds per body region, and have a much lower radiation dose than previous generation scanners that could take anywhere up to five minutes to scan one area of the body. Understanding the importance of making high quality imaging accessible and affordable locally, Lake Imaging bulk bills all patients referred for CT imaging at
its Sunbury, Melton and Caroline Springs practices. Maintaining its commitment to providing access to affordable, high quality imaging, in early 2016 Lake Imaging Sunbury will be relocating to a new home in central Sunbury. This will enable it to install a new fleet of equipment, including the latest version of CT technology, providing patients with even faster scan times as well as increasing the range of CT examinations. The new site will also see the
introduction of MRIs for the first time in Sunbury. Providing the largest range of services to Sunbury and its surrounds, other imaging services available at Lake Imaging Sunbury include ultrasound, echocardiography, mammography, bone densitometry, dental imaging and X-ray. Lake Imaging Sunbury, 10 Spavin Drive, Sunbury. Opens 8.30am-6pm Monday to Friday and 9am-1pm Saturday. Inquiries: 9744 5344 or www.lakeimaging.com.au
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reviously known as Sunbury Radiology, Lake Imaging has been providing radiology services to the community for more than 30 years, the longest serving company in the region. With a commitment to ensuring people in regional Victoria are not disadvantaged, from the beginning there has been a focus on providing the most professional service on the best equipment. Lake Imaging installed the first CT scanner in the region, reducing the need for patients to travel out of town. Since
NEW HOME EARLY 2016, UNTIL THEN BUSINESS AS USUAL Serving the Sunbury community for over 20 years Lake Imaging Sunbury provides access to the region’s widest range of radiology services, with a full time onsite Radiologist. Our Services available: • CT (Bulk billed) • DEXA/Bone Density • Dental Imaging (Bulk Billed) • Ultrasound (including 4D) • Echocardiography • Mammography • X-Ray Referrals from all radiology providers accepted.
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are in the process of carrying out a facelift on their shop, another way of taking the business into the future. This clever duo has plenty more strings to the bow, too. They provide shirt laundering services; drapery and curtain cleaning; treatments for suede and leather; and blanket, doona and underlay cleaning.
They even have a work-wear rental service which is a cracker for butchers who can rent their coats and aprons and have them regularly cleaned. Commercial-use dust control mats are also available for rent – and company logos can be applied. And just to finish things off, there’s also a repair and alteration service.
To celebrate new management, Luke and Matthew will press and clean five shirts for just $16.50. Master Dry Cleaners, 73a O’Shanassy Street, Sunbury. Opens 7am-5:30pm Monday-Friday and 8am-1pm Saturday. Inquiries: 9744 3245 or matthew@hydesqualitydrycleaners.com.au
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he bride’s big day has come and gone and it’s now time to get on with the practicality of carefully storing the treasured dress. The first thing needing attention is getting the dress dry cleaned by a top-notch professional so future generations won’t find the mud still clinging to the hem and that small spot caused by a dropped slice of wedding cake. This is where new co-owners Luke Hudson and Matthew Hyde of Master Dry Cleaners in Sunbury come in. Luke is a third-generation member of the Hudson family who has owned and operated the dry cleaning business for more than 60 years. He’s the Victorian delegate for the national board of Dry Cleaning Institute of Australia. Matthew, the Victorian president of the Dry Cleaning Institute of Australia, has clocked up more than 28 years in the dry cleaning business and, in 2005, was named Victorian Dry Cleaner of the Year. He also won the Innovations and Savings Initiatives award in 2013. With this duo recently joining forces and taking ownership of the business, it’s certain your wedding dress will be safe in expert hands. And, as Matthew says, they now use the latest technology to get the best possible results. “We’re about being at the cutting edge of dry cleaning, taking our business into the 21st century while keeping the old-fashioned service values held dear for so many years,” Matthew says. “One example is our use of the latest in Japanese pressing technology. Business shirts will never look crisper, pants more sharp or curtains more crease-free.” As part of officially declaring their partnership recently, Luke and Matthew
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barrier installation, furniture handling, floor repairs and free measuring quote. Something far less mundane is their clever new service. “We now do ultimate man-cave fitouts,” says a chuffed Simon. “We do the lot, from bar tops to feature walls and waterproof flooring. Like everything we do, it’s fully customised … that’s bespoke, just like our name.” Seems Simon isn’t a fanatic. He’s just a man who loves his job and his products. Bespoke Floating Floors, 2/4 Norton Drive, Melton. Opens 9am-5pm Monday-Friday and 10am-2pm Saturday. Inquiries 9743 2558 or www.bespokefloors.com.au
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here’s very little Simon Zammit doesn’t know about floating floors. In fact, he claims to be a fanatic. He also happens to be the owner of Bespoke Floating Floors and has a crew dedicated to this product like few others. Just ask Ian Widrose, a former client who was so impressed with his new floor, he joined Simon in his budding venture. Could that be the ultimate testimonial? “I guess I am a fanatic,” says Simon. “And that comes with understanding that helping customers make decisions about the type of flooring that best suits their house and their budget is very important. “We like to experience for ourselves the character of a customer’s house, so we visit. We take the time to listen carefully because our goal is to give them the look they ultimately want to achieve. “I guess I can have some strong opinions about that, but I have 15 years’ knowledge to offer and just love a happy customer.” Simon has been servicing the local towns for the past 10 years, installing quality flooring. Sounds like you couldn’t be in better hands. Before you take up Simon’s offer, you might want to check out the amazing range at their working warehouse – hardwoods, laminates, sustainable bamboo, loose-lay vinyl and on-trend plank. It promises to be a laid-back visit, where you can grab a coffee while chatting to an expert installer and picking his brain. And most of the products you’ll see are available for immediate pick-up or delivery. You also need to know about the more mundane, but equally important, stuff this gang does, domestically and commercially – existing floor removal, all prep work, concrete grinding, floor levelling, moisture
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t a loss after a serious car accident, a long recovery, the loss of her job, a broken relationship and the birth of her son, Benji, Katie Hamilton found her feet again, and returned to her original passion in life – hairdressing. “It was when I stumbled upon Auss-One Training and Education, a governmentaccredited training organisation for the hair and beauty industry, that I found my way back to a fantastic life,” Katie says. “During my amazing training towards my certificate III in hairdressing, I felt my confidence grow. After qualifying, I applied for a load of jobs, but was getting nowhere. “When Auss-One gave me a chance to operate my own hairdressing business at their college – as the first beneficiary in their Youth in Business project – I felt like I was back at home,” Katie says. “My original trainers are still my mentors and, more than that, they’re friends. Now I have my own clients, who are impressed with the atmosphere of my business and the standard of services I provide.” Auss-One (formerly College of Hair and Beauty) began when it was realised that hair and beauty trainees need lots of support and life skills learnt in a nurturing environment. Owner Nelson Lopera explains that, along with the name change, there’s also been a new clarity of vision. “We provide students with an interactive, visual and fun training experience. From management through to trainers and assessors, we’ve had a staff change-up. They are totally up to date with industry skills and knowledge, and create training to deliver the best outcomes,” says Nelson. “We’ve also gone through a revamp, with a new look and feel reflecting our culture of
success. Our new hairdressing and beauty kits have on-trend equipment and renowned products (Goldwell, Algology Paint Box and Planet Nails); and use leading-edge training systems, such as Heads Up 4 Skills.” There’s a smorgasbord of change at Auss-One, such as the introduction of its Youth in Business program (which Katie tapped into), which provides aspiring business owners with one-on-one mentoring that may culminate in running their own business within the college. New training hours and course structures are in place, there’s an in-college nutritional bar, free to students, and barbering skills training is on its way. “We also have a year’s end graduation event called ‘Runway Show’, which demonstrates to local industry that we’re a hub of employable talents that will bring value to their own businesses.” Students are given a theme for Runway Show and work in teams to show their competencies in various fields. It showcases skills, creativity and ability to work in a team to local hair and beauty business owners, as well as families, friends and trainers. The event recognises their accreditation in their industry. This year’s Runway Show will be held Saturday November 28 6:30-8:30pm. The event is open to the public at a cost of $10 a person. Auss-One Training and Education, 3/49-51 Horne Street, Sunbury. Opens 9am-5pm Monday-Friday. Inquiries: 9744 1991 or www.auss-one-trainingeducation.edu.au Or find us at Facebook for all details.
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Sunbury Auss-One Training and Education salon stylist Katie Hamilton creates a new look for her client, Karen Sheahan. (Damjan Janevski)
Hairdressing Courses Certificate II in Hairdressing SIH20111 Certificate III in Hairdressing SIH30111 Certificate IV in Hairdressing SIH40111 Beauty Courses Certificate II in Nail Technology SIB20210 Certificate II in Retail Make-Up & Skin Care SIB20110 Certificate III in Beauty Services SIB30110 Certificate IV in Beauty Therapy SIB40110 Diploma of Beauty Therapy SIB50110 Beauty Short Courses * Waxing * Intimate Waxing *Apply Photography Make-Up *Spray Tanning *Basic Day & Evening Make-Up *Nail Art *Eyelash Extensions
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Itahlia Restaurant is a tribute to a much loved granddaughter
Clockwise from far left: David Raso and a pizza from the wood-fired oven; David, his daughter, Tahlia, and ‘Nonno’ Gaetano Caruana; chef Dinesh Kandel. (Joe Mastroianni)
also on offer, and desserts where the coppa gelato is a firm favourite – not to mention chocolate mousse and Nutella pizza. Itahlia is a great place for functions, with tailored catering packages fitting the bill. The eatery’s team includes many family members, as well as other loyal, committed employees, who show a real dedication to
hospitality and great service. “Altogether, we have a totally family-friendly environment, not only in terms of a relaxed ambience, but also when it comes to affordability. “It’s the kind of place where families can come in without having a worry about having littlies in tow,” Gaetano says.
“We’re just a friendly bunch, with our hearts in the food and hospitality.” Itahlia Restaurant, 25-47 Horne Street, Sunbury. Opens 11.30am until late daily. Inquiries: 9740 9770 or info@itahliarestaurant.com.au or www. itahliarestaurant.com.au
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ore than 30 years after opening his first restaurant, Italia Pizza in Mill Park, Gaetano Caruana has put an ‘h’ in his business name in honour of his first granddaughter, Tahlia. Not only is the name change a tribute to Tahlia, it also speaks of the evolution of Gaetano’s career. After Mill Park, he ran a string of successful restaurants, including Little Tony’s in Clifton Hill, before becoming a Sunbury-ite. Gaetano ran La Porchetta in Sunbury for 15 years and has now renamed the business Itahlia Restaurant. This vibrant eatery (co-owned with son-in law David, father of Tahlia) remains true to its Italian roots, with an updated menu that features new selections and lower prices. “It’s always been my aim to produce mouth-watering cuisine, but right along with that is the goal of keeping it about family and developing and maintaining lifelong friendships,” says Gaetano. “It’s the Italian way.” Wood-fire pizza is a specialty of Itahlia, with temptations such as the frutti di mare for the seafood lovers – tomato, fior di latte [semi-soft, mozzarella cheese], prawns, mussels, calamari, basil and garlic – or for vegetarians, the ortolana, with grilled zucchini, roasted peppers, pumpkin and cherry tomatoes. Traditional pizzas are also on the menu, including the house special topped with mozzarella, ham, anchovies, olives, capsicum and mild salami. Pasta dishes range from traditional bolognese and lasagne, to the calabrese for chilli lovers and pescatore for tastes of the sea. Steak, chicken, veal and risotto dishes, seafood platters and a choice of salads are
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ed., a fast-rising star in the Macedon Ranges foodie scene, is proof that a wholefood/paleo café can cater to the converted yet also inspire newbies with delicious, health-promoting food. And locals have another local to thank for that. Jackie Goodyear, owner of Jed., was raised in the Macedon Ranges before she landed in Brunswick, a spot that buzzes with new thinking that often retrieves older, healthier, more sustainable ways. “So I knew,” says Jackie, “that Gisborne would be the perfect fit for my café, where we serve unrefined sugar- and gluten-free, paleo-focused food on a menu where we continue to explore what nature intended us to consume.” Jackie loves her café’s location – hidden away on a tree-lined street in what she believes is one of the prettiest spots in town. “Jed. was designed and built in a wonderful, century-old building,” she says. “Now we’re expanding the cafe to enhance the building’s original ambience – and to fit in more of our great customers.” Of course, every good café needs a great coffee so Jackie sources an exceptional brew. “We use Padre coffee from a specialty company originating in Brunswick, with an ethos aligned to Jed.,” she says. “It’s still a small, owner-run business described in its own words as a ‘business that prides itself on exceptional products and outstanding service – we love making
coffee’. We definitely share and applaud their commitment.” Fresh milk from Ballarat’s award-winning Inglebrook Dairy is delivered from farm to café door and the eggs and wheat bread are special as well. “Our carefully selected bread is delivered fresh from Zeally Bay Sourdough, an organic bakery which has won national awards,” Jackie says. “And our eggs come from award-winning Josh’s Rainbow Eggs and, more recently, from a local family-run farm that allows their chickens a long, natural life.” The menus offer vegetarian, vegan and meat-based options. All baked goods are gluten-free, and many are vegan-friendly, fructose-free, nut-free or dairy-free. When the renovations are complete, Jackie plans to explore raw desserts, another staple in an ever-growing health movement. At this effervescent place designed for gatherings and quiet solitude alike, they believe in rewarding loyalty. To celebrate its first year, Jed. will randomly select diners to get coffee and meal vouchers to be used at Jed. along with others from participating local businesses. “After all,” says Jackie, “gratitude is what makes the world spin.” Jed., 20 Hamilton Street, Gisborne. Open 7am-3pm daily. Inquiries: 0419 353 342
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Jed. owner Jackie Goodyear with head chef Ashley Beyer. (Shawn Smits)
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drian Williams is a very focused kind of man. When he started with Godings – a landmark establishment on the Western Highway for the past 38 years – he spent lots of time learning his products, and even more time building a successful operation. That eight-year focus paid off. Adrian is now the new owner and group manager of Godings, and has a lot of confidence in where the business is heading. “I was, and am, committed to continuing our longstanding association with Kubota, the best machinery brand around,” says Adrian. “I want the name Kubota to spring to mind when people are looking to purchase the right bit of equipment for their needs. “Another confidence-builder is the team I have around me. Most stayed when I took over, and they’re very happy with the change. And they have such a good understanding of the local market, with most of them living locally as well. “We’re a small family operation, with an emphasis on customer service and, because I’m here every day, they have an immediate contact point, which enables us to respond quickly.” The Kubota label appears on most of the product range – excavators, compact track loaders, tractors, utility vehicles, mowers, generators and grounds-care equipment. Excavator buckets and attachments (including auger drive units), and a range of small-line implements from manufacturers such as Berti, Landpride, John Berends, Kanga, Silvan, Digga, Augertorque, are also in stock. “We’re planning to consolidate our relatively new excavator line, an important
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string to our bow and one proving more and more popular with our customers.” When asked about the best aspects of his job, Adrian had no hesitation in responding. “It’s the customers we get to meet and the very impressive properties and rural locations we get to visit. There’s nothing better than, say, a plumber who’s just got his first new machine, and seeing him down
the track when he’s enthusiastically telling us how it’s significantly improved efficiency. “Or it might be a lifestyle customer, who might have just bought their first dream hobby farm, has never operated a tractor and can’t get the smile off their face the first time they slash a paddock.” This very focused man intends Godings to be the tractor and excavator destination of
choice … and all the right elements are in place to make sure Godings is exactly that place. Godings, 2129 Western Highway, Rockbank. Opens 8am-5pm Monday-Friday and 8am-noon Saturday. Inquiries: 9747 1359 or rockbank@godings.com.au
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And it’s not just the gee-gees attracting crowds. The Fashions on the Field program is a beauty, with more than $7000 in prizes. Register on the day from 11am. Supported by Pennie boutique, Elusive Style accessories and Betty McDowell lingerie, the host is Bree Laughlin (pictured), Country Racing Victoria’s fashion blogger, model and presenter. If past years are anything to go by, there’ll be enough style on show to fire up all fashionistas. Emceed by Rob Gaylard, there’s a marquee precinct with former The Voice contestant Cameron Tapp performing, while over on the public lawns, there’s also live music.
The food court shares its spot with the XXXX GOLD beer garden, two venues taking care of refreshments on the day; and there’s big-screen action, a Punters Club and a TAC on-course promotion. Riding home on its family-friendliness, the Kyneton Cup also has organised activities and lots of fun for the kids. Save $5 by booking an early bird admission at www.countryracing.com.au/kyneton. For Kyneton Cup general information, call Jon Dight on 5422 1866 or email j.dight@ countryracing.com.au
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GISBORNE SOUTH 7 Namnan Way, 3437
MOUNT MACEDON 8 Clarke Street, 3441
Kennedy & Hunt Real Estate: 5428 2544
RT Edgar: 5427 1222
Price: Contact agent
Private sale
Price: $975,000 – $1.07 million Private sale
Closer to Sunbury than Gisborne and just off the Calder Freeway at Gap Hill, this house is perfect for people who love a bit of luxury. Rooms are large, with decorative ceiling designs, including rosettes in some. The house has floor heating, evaporative cooling, and a ducted vacuum. The three bedrooms have large built-in wardrobes, the main has an enormous walk-in room and a spacious en suite. There’s also a study, which could be used as a fourth bedroom; it also has built-in storage space. A gas log fireplace and a built-in bar are features of the open-plan lounge, dining and kitchen zone, with a room-sized walk-in pantry. There’s also an enclosed alfresco area, with a sauna, spa and a built-in barbecue included. The triple garage has internal access and three-phase power; there’s a security alarm system and intercom. On about 0.4-hectares, the property also has a large shed, fruit trees, a vegie patch and an automated sprinkler system.
Built by the vendors 44 years ago, Topsham is a beautifully presented architect-designed house set among about three hectares of established gardens. The house features vaulted timber ceilings, north-facing living spaces on the slopes beneath Mount Macedon, near the Willimigongon Creek. Two of the four bedrooms have built-in wardrobes, the main has two and an en suite, a recent addition. There have been recent renovations to the kitchen, bathroom and laundry, including new Caesarstone and granite benchtops. The kitchen has timber cabinetry, including a walk-in pantry, and quality European appliances, including a dishwasher, gas cooktop and a wall oven. The lounge room has a built-in brick fireplace and floor-to-ceiling windows, which bring the outside in. There are about 90,000 daffodil bulbs planted throughout the grounds, and there is an orchard, a vegie garden, a double garage, a workshop and tank water – all within coo-ee of town services.
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NEW GISBORNE 14 Wodalla Grove, 3438
SUNBURY 88 Jackson Street, 3429
Brad Teal: 9744 2555
Leading Real Estate: 9744 2244
Price: $695,000
Private sale
Price: $470,000 – $500,000
Private sale
Ideal for a big family, this 28-square house is only a short stroll to schools, tennis courts, child care and medical centres, the railway station and the Calder Freeway. There are four bedrooms, two with built-in wardrobes, the other two with walk-in wardrobes and en suites. The family-meals zone is open and modern, set on tiles; a cast-iron built-in fireplace in the adjoining living area is a great feature. Bifold doors from the meals area open onto an enclosed north-facing pergola, and the gardens around are beautifully finished, including espaliered fruit trees, colourful tree peonies and plenty of bulbs, a water feature and a 10,000-litre underground tank. There is also sideway access, a carport and double garage.
This three bedroom house in the heart of Sunbury sits opposite parkland and has been completely renovated. Carpets are all new, as is the paintwork – and there’s new boundary fencing all round. Inside is a blend of old world and new – the lounge room has a gorgeous art deco plaster ceiling and a feature fireplace, while the kitchen is all contemporary, with quality stainless-steel appliances, including an electric cooktop, an underbench oven and a dishwasher. All three bedrooms have built-in wardrobes. The family-meals zone is a light-filled space, and glass sliders from here open onto a paved, undercover back verandah. Windows are fitted with roller blinds, and there’s a split-system, a double carport and a 6 x 10-metre shed, with double doors.
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ROMSEY 76 Embley Court, 3434 Chess Property Consultants: 5429 5544 Illangi is surrounded by manicured gardens featuring sweeping lawns, established deciduous trees and bordered by superb flowering garden beds. On about two hectares and just off Ochiltrees Road, the house has stunning views across the gardens to the farmland beyond. And a wraparound verandah provides plenty of vantage points from which to enjoy them. If it’s space you’re after this house has it in spades – four living spaces, five bedrooms and a large undercover outdoor area.
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Double doors from the entrance foyer lead to the main bedroom - an opulent space with a large walk-in wardrobe and en suite with spa. At the end of the foyer the house opens up to a generous-sized living zone incorporating kitchen, dining, family and rumpus room. The country-style kitchen has a modern twist with white cabinetry topped with glossy black benchtops, a tiled splashback and overhead cabinets with glass doors. There’s an island bench with a breakfast bar, a 900-millimetre freestanding cooker,
a dishwasher, a walk-in pantry and plenty of bench space. The other end of the house is dominated by sleeping quarters with four bedrooms, two with built-in wardrobes and two with walk-in wardrobes. There’s another living area here, ideal as a children’s retreat. Storage will never be a problem again with a large laundry including walk-in cupboards. Attention to detail continues outside with a well-designed entertainment area. The impressive timber-decked space is fitted
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with café blinds and ceiling fans, ensuring year-round use. The backyard beckons to be explored. It has a large fish pond with a bridge, a fenced dog run, a 60 x 40-metre Colorbond shed and two back paddocks. The house has polished floorboards, ducted gas (bottled) heating, a wood heater, evaporative cooling, broadband internet and pay TV facilities and a double garage. Built to exact standards, Illangi is a property that is sure to impress. Eleanor Tabone
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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
Gisborne South 7 Namnan Way
0417 383 235 0409 138 472 0407 435 589
Private Sale
Designer Living on Grand Proportions – on 1 acre (approx.) in ‘Birchwood Rise’ Embrace the ultimate family lifestyle with this stunning contemporary home. Tucked away in a private court location, this home offers enormous open plan living spaces beyond your wildest dreams. With sweeping circular driveway, ay this home sits on 1 acre (approx.) ay, allotment. Parents will love the master bedroom, with a lovely outlook across private fernery, rnery plus ensuite & WIR. The kids’ zone offers rnery, study, udy laundry, udy, laundry family bathroom & toilet. You will find the ideal place to entertain outside – with enclosed sunroom incl. sauna, spa & BBQ. Features floor heating, evaporative cooling, alarm & triple garage with internal access, 60’ x 25’ shed, built in bar, bar 3 phase power throughout, intercom, ducted vacuum, gas log fire & great storage areas. The immaculate garden is maintained with an automated sprinkler system. This sensational property has easy fwy access and is close to Gisborne, Sunbury & airport.
Private Sale Details: Contact Agent
Viewing Times: Saturday 3.00 - 3.30pm
Gisborne 10 Curtis Court
Property Information:
A3 B2 C3 Private Sale
Beautiful family home close to town centre. Presenting a wonderful opportunity to purchase this superb family home on a huge 1092m2 allotment – so close to Gisborne town centre & with absolute privacy. Located in a quiet court, this B/V home has a lovely light and airy feel & polished hardwood floors, offering 3 bedrooms with BIR, master with ensuite & WIR, 2nd bathroom, study area, lounge room, kitchen with a garden outlook & dining area, living room, laundry with extensive storage and a wide and deep verandah suitable for entertaining or alfresco dining. Ducted heating, split system, coonara & all town services. The outdoor is just as impressive – offering a beautiful established garden, expansive lawn areas, paved BBQ area, large 2 car garage, bird life and tranquility. All within walking distance to schools, the town centre, parks & within close proximity of the freeway, way Tullamarine Airport and Melbourne CBD. way,
Private Sale Details: Contact Agent
Viewing Times: Saturday 12.00 - 12.30pm
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Property Information:
A3 B2 C2 www.kennedyandhunt.com.au
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Agent Contacts:
33 Brantome St, Gisborne,Victoria, 3437
Jason Kennedy: Wilma Grumont: Dominic Romeo:
Ph: (03) 5428 2544 Fax: (03) 5428 2816
Mount Macedon 51 Douglas Road
NEW LISTING
0417 383 235 0409 138 472 0407 435 589
Private Sale
“Orana”. Affordable mountain charm. Situated on 4,850m2 (approx.), this weatherboard and brick home captures the essence of Mount Macedon – tranquility, anquility fresh air and anquility, friendly community. Located close to the charming Mount Macedon village, the home comprises of 4 spacious bedrooms, master with ensuite, WIR and private balcony; study /5th bedroom and 2 further bathrooms, large living room/dining om/ om/dining with picture windows, expansive balcony, well appointed kitchen/meals area and sitting room. The home is further serviced with integrated garage, carport, detached workshop/shed rkshop/ rkshop/shed and an established garden with orchard and distant views. “Orana” is well positoned in one of Mount Macedon’s tightly held precincts, close to schools, freeway access, Macedon train station, airport and Melbourne CBD. “Orana” represents good value and a wonderful lifestyle opportunity.
Private Sale Details: Contact Agent
Viewing Times: By appointment.
Gisborne 15 Carinya Drive
Private Sale
Light, bright & airy on 1,077m2.
New Gisborne 418 Barringo Road
Property Information:
A4 B3 C3
Private Sale
“Madison” Excellent weekender/retreat with magnificent views on 10 acres (approx.)
This 3 bedrm home sits in an elevated position & is well positioned to cleverly catch the sun. The open living areas feature timber lined cathedral ceilings which provide a sense of warmth & space. Split system, ducted heating & wood heater. Stainless appliances to the kitchen, a fresh coat of paint & new window furnishings complete the picture. Secure rear yard with enclosed alfresco, sandpit, garden shed & cubby.
With an elevated aspect & full length verandah to capture the incredible outlook, here it is! Offers 4 bedrms, plus large dining & living areas. Mum will love the peace & serenity, enity Dad will love the shed, garage & workshop, and the kids will love the enity, enormous rumpus downstairs. Only a 4 min drive to schools, station & fwy.
Private Sale Details:
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Contact Agent
Viewing Times: By appointment.
Kennedy & Hunt Real Estate
Property Information:
A3 B1 C1
Viewing Times: By appointment
Property Information:
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Kennedy & Hunt:
Agent Contacts:
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Jason Kennedy: Wilma Grumont: Dominic Romeo:
Ph: (03) 5428 2544 Fax: (03) 5428 2816
New Gisborne 223 Station Road
NEW LISTING
0417 383 235 0409 138 472 0407 435 589
Private Sale
Period styled home, lovingly crafted by Mt Gisborne Homes - on over 1 acre (approx). Opportunities like this are few and far between. Large four bedroom plus study home, complete with three separate living areas, great shed and over an acre to play with. The quality build includes 2.7m ceilings and lovely polished floorboards, complimented by details such as period style skirtings, feature cornices, ceiling roses and bulkheads; plus quality cabinetry and granite benchtops. The large circular driveway, y rear paddock, scattered established trees y, and rail fencing all add to the feel of this country styled property – which also includes double integrated garage. In sought after location, close to schools, transport & freeway.
Private Sale Details: Contact Agent
Viewing Times:
Property Information:
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Gisborne South 47 Short Road
A4 B2 C6 Gisborne Unit 7/ 36 Stephen Street
Private
“Coolmore”. Private & serene gardens, lovely light filled home and pool on 10 acres (approx).
Three bedroom unit in convenient central ‘Old Town’ position. Comfortable, well presented and within easy walking distance to all the town has to offer. Accommodation offers three bedrooms, living / ining room, separate compact kitchen and /d laundry/ y bathroom/s y/ / hower room. Single garage. /s Brilliant offering for investors or first home buyers.
As you enter through the gateway of ‘Coolmore’ & the lovely tree lined driveway, y you y, will instantly feel at home. Offering 4 bedrms, incl. attached independent living unit. Spacious living & dining areas, study & deck. 4 stables, tack/feed rm & well fenced paddocks all in a highly desirable location!
Private Sale Details:
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$339,000
Viewing Times:
Viewing Times:
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Saturday 2.00 - 2.30pm
Property Info:
A4 B3 C4
Gisborne 19 Station Road
Comfortable brick veneer home with colourbond single garage and utility shed. Within easy walking distance to all that the town has to offer and just across the road from sporting facilities and on the doorstep of beautiful public walks and parks. Opportunity to enter the property market, downsize or invest at a very affordable level.
Private Sale Details: Viewing Times: Saturday 1.00 - 1.30pm
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NEW LISTING
NEW LISTING
Gisborne 19 Charters Avenue
Gisborne 22 Charters Avenue
Private Sale
0417 383 235 0409 138 472 0407 435 589
Private Sale
Young, attractive & ready for your personal touch. Land Approx. 814m2.
Contemporary home with lots of space inside & out. Land approx. 1160m2.
Space for the whole family. Includes 4 bedrms, lounge rm, kitchen/meals/living rm, bathrm, ensuite, laundry & outdoor entertaining area. Integrated double garage. Incl. natural gas central heating, s/s s/ upright stove, dishwasher, sher evap cooling & more. New sher, area with quality homes – this will appeal to families, investors or 1st home buyers!
Great family sized home with outdoor space in abundance. Fantastic side access to the rear of the garden. Features 4 bedrms, lounge room, kitchen/meals/living room, modern bathrm, laundry & covered outdoor entertaining area. Integrated double garage. Just move in & begin living in this new neighbourhood.
Private Sale Details:
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$550,000
$580,000
Viewing Times: By appointment.
Property Information:
A4 B2 C2
Viewing Times: By appointment.
Property Information:
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Gisborne 27 Gardiner Street THREE BEDROOM HOME CONVENIENT LOCATION Close to township, this neat 3 bedroom home offers a spacious, bright lounge with split system heat/co t/ ol, open kitchen/meals area t/co appointed with elec. cooking. Master bedrm with ens. & WIR, bathroom & separate toilet. Neatly landscaped low main. gardens, outdoor entertaining area, dble remote garage plus single remote carport. $365 per week $1,586 pcm. Available now
Gisborne Nexus Centre GISBORNE’S MOST IMPRESSIVE BUSINESS & COMMERCIAL DEVELOPMENT - SHOPS & OFFICES In the vibrant regional township of Gisborne the Nexus Centre is a prestigious modern business hub – an area fast becoming the centre of the Gisborne CBD. The centre offers a variety of opportunities ranging in size from 80m2 to 829m2. With a National call centre as the major Tenant and the Bendigo Bank also in Tenancy the centre offers an excellent business mix. Onsite parking is available. Flexible terms & conditions to the right Tenants. • Thriving township precinct • Approx. 52 kilometres (45 minutes) Melbourne CBD • Melbourne International Airport - 25 minutes approx. • 16 speciality shops • Undercover parking for Levels 1 & 2 • Elevator access to upper levels
Kennedy & Hunt Real Estate
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Gisborne 1/6 Francis Crescent Modern three bedroom home/unit in quiet location Comprising 3 spacious bedrooms with BIRs, master bedroom with ensuite & walk-in robe. Central family bathroom & separate laundry. Open plan kitchen/meals and living area featuring polished timber floors, dishwasher, sher sher, gas cooktop & split system heating & cooling. Natural gas ducted heating throughout. Dble garage with internal access. Neat, low maintenance courtyard. $390 per week $1,695 per calendar month Available 13th November 2015
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JUST LISTED
APPROX 4 ACRES
TOOLERN VALE
58 ORCHARD ROAD WOODEND
Private superior residence on over an acre, sweeping panoramic views, town water. 4BR plus study, study superb open plan living, quality kitchen/pantry. Amazing shed complex with approx. 70 SQM highspan quality shed, 70SQM “man cave”,50SQM gym area, 14SQM balcony. Planned for extreme low maintenance to enjoy your “at home” time!
72 HENSHALLS ROAD
On approx four f superior acres, dam, bore and established shade trees, this delightful Woodend private sanctuary could have a dividing fence to make it perfect for horses, as well as an outstanding botanic garden. With 3 or 4 BR(or studio/rumpus), main with ES, formal lounge/dining, quality timber country kitchen, this well maintained property would suit a wide buyer range. Single LUG or workshop/various shedding. Ideal location for commuters.
E.P.R $795,000-$825,000
E.P.R $730,000-$750,000
OPEN THURSDAY 4.00-4.30PM
FANTASTIC VIEWS
24 WOODWORTH STREET GISBORNE
NEW GISBORNE
Property Trifec if ta! Ideal for first home, downsizer or investment! Comp:Formal lounge, family room, ifec modern kitchen. 3BR, ensuite, large block, enormous shed (approx 7x6M). Situated end of private quiet road, walking tracks and close to New Gisborne station, cafe, caf tennis courts and park. Opportunity to put your foot in the door of home ownership!
3 ALCHERINGA CRESCENT
Best of quality, finish and presentation! Only a short few years young, but established and better than brand new 4BR plus study,2 study living rooms,dream time kitchen/dining. Ducted heating/cooling plus built in wall S.C. Superior professional of ofessional low maintenance landscaping. DLUG plus extra garage/workshop. Room for caravan/boats. Outstanding pergola and el fresco entertaining.Northfacing living rooms to encapsulate and enjoy the fabulous views! Esteemed quiet location.
E.P.R $795,000-$820,000
$420,000 OPEN THURSDAY 6.00-6.30PM
SHED 13X24M
WALK TO STATION/SHOPS
RIDDELLS CREEK
8 STEPHEN STREET BULLENGAROOK
Sell your car – you won’t need it! Right in the heart of the village. If you don’t want a unit, this is perfect for first home buyers, retirees and landlords. Walk to shops, school, station, doctors, chemist, supermarket – everything! 3BR BV house on easy 450SQM. New carpets,freshly painted, move in now. Modern kitchen, spacious lounge, 2-way bathroom. Single garage,decked pergola, gas heating, r.c. split system. Location still rules!
1444 BACCHUS MARSH ROAD
On a sealed road, in a lovely valley area, this highly desirable larger acreage allotment has a magnificent conifer nif tree front boundary, and Lerderderg River at the rear. This approx. 70 acre of land is just superb, nifer easy drive from Melbourne and elsewhere. The property has excellent fencing and has a quality built 13M X 24M shed with 5M roller door and side sliding door. Situated among quality neighboring homesteads, this is your opportunity to enjoy a special lifest lif yle or enjoy as a weekender, ekender hobby farm. ekender,
$405,000
$650,000
OPEN THURSDAY 6.00-6.30PM PRIVATE BACKYARD
21 RACECOURSE ROAD MOUNT MACEDON
RIDDELLS CREEK
Position, Lifest Lif yle, Value! Opposite footy oval, with its superb backdrop of Macedon Ranges, this lovely brick rendered home is on approx 836SQM. Lovely gardens and landscaped back yard. Lounge with hardwood floors and split system, two good sized BRS, nice kitchen, excellent shedding. Town gas connected. Lovely private environment. Ideal first home or retirement roost!
$699,000 Negotiable Vendor
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40 MABEL CRESCENT
QUIRK AND DARE TO BE DIFFERENT. QUIRKY DIFFERENT 2000SQM block with commanding views, stylish design with stone,cedar,br edar ick and mudbrick construction. 3BR(master with ES, WIR, balcony),larger open plan edar,br lounge/dining room with balcony, t.v. lounge,studio,rumpus with disco,double garage, tarmac driveway. Charming, unique, private and easy access to quaint village of Mt Macedon. Something outside the square.
THINKING OF SELLING? FREE MARKET APPRAISAL!
5428 8895
Janis Paul 0417 560 897 Rob Cook 0418 527 105 Jim Paul 0418 283 904 Robert Wilson 0432 689 763
ROMSEY
183 COUZENS LANE
A3 B2 C5
LI NE ST W IN G
A 4 B 2 C 2+
LI NE ST W IN G
LANCEFIELD 31 RED GAP ROAD
Lifestyle, Space, Serenity Plus a Peaceful Ambience • A renovated character weatherboard, timber floors, high ceilings • 4 double bedrooms (BIR’s in 2 ) • Open plan living and dining room, slow combustion fire, sliding doors to covered entertaining deck • Sitting room, timber floors, slow combustion fire, picture window • Kitchen, d/w, h/plates, elec oven, jarrah bench • Tennis court, lg workshop, concrete floor & power • Machinery shed, sgle garage, 2x house tanks • 3 dams;bore water; header to stock troughs • Excellent fencing, good vegetable beds
A Magnificent Immaculately Presented Sophisticated Property
Private Sale$695,000 Jane Lansell-Smith M: 0412 457 881 jane_romsey@connallys.com.au www.connallys.com.au
• Formal living room with sun-drenched bay window • Formal dining room with garden views • 3 lge dble bedrooms, BIR (WIR X 2 in Main) • 2 bathrooms, (ensuite with spa) sep 3rd w.c. • Oak kitchen, d/w, gas hotplates, electric oven, breakfast bar, bar pantry • Casual dining and family room, r/c airconditioning • Study with access to dble garage • Dble detached garage plus carport • Orchard with olives and chestnut trees • 2 X Pony Paddocks with shelter
EXPRESSIONS OF INTEREST OFI Inspection By Appointment Jane Lansell-Smith M: 0412 457 881 jane_romsey@connallys.com. au www.connallys.com.au
Approx. 19 ha of possibilities- only limited by your imagination
Expertly Crafted Residence set on approx. 3.45 Manicured Acres
LANCEFIELD LOT 1/101B MAIN ROAD
ROMSEY47 & 47A STAWELL STREET
LOVELY VEL BIG BLOCK VELY
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James Shalders M: 0412 136 578 james_romsey@connallys.com.au www.connallys.com.au
• Just on the out skirts • Close enough to walk • All Town Services • Main Road Entrance
• Fairly flat block • Great views • Sheltered • Great Position
LANCEFIELD 29 LANCELOT CRESCENT
A4 B2 C2
RE P D RI UC C TI E O N
Private Sale $339,000 Great Opportunity Only 12 Months Old
82 Main Street, Romsey Julie Ellis 0409 433 699 Property Manager
Dwelling One Dependent Persons Unit
• 2 bedrooms with BIRs
Auction To Be Advised 11:00am
or by Appointment
• Living room & dining area • Bathroom, bath, sep shower & sep W.C. • Carport
OFI Sat 24th Oct 10:30am-11:00am
Jane Lansell-Smith
Dwelling Two
Jane Lansell-Smith M: 0412 457 881
M: 0412 457 881 jane_romsey@connallys.com.au • 4 dble Bedrooms with BIR’s (WIR in Main) • 2 Bathrooms (Ensuite in Main) • Large living/family room
Multiple Options For A Great Project
• Dining with sliding door to outside • Kitchen, s/s appliances, 5 burner stove island bench • DLUG, c/heating, r/c air-conditioner
• Weatherboard with tiled roof • 3 dble bedrooms, timber floors • Kitchen, 5 burner stove, pantry, island bench • Bathroom, sep W.C., sep laundry space
James Shalders M: 0412 136 578
General Residential Zone 1 (GRZ1)
Ph (03) 5429 6842 James Shalders 0412 136 578 Licensed Sales Agent
Fax (03) 5429 6846 Jane Lansell-Smith 0412 457 881 Licensed Sales Agent
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Caddys Lane
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70 Three Chain Road
4 Eaton Court
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785 Mount Macedon Road
115 Kirribilli Road
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129 Diggers Way
46 Howey Street
134 Verekers Lane
53 Manorina Way
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Sunbury Pty Ltd
Unit 1/58-60 Ligar Street, Sunbury YOU LITTLE RIPPER! Ideally located within the inner township of Sunbury, you can throw the car keys away being only a short stroll away with everything at your doorstep! Encompassing 2 great sized bedrooms with BIR’s and central bathroom, light filled and open spacious living room with raked
2A1B 1C Price: $285,000 to $300,000 Inspection: Saturday 10.45am to 11.15am
Photo ID required
Contact: Adam Sacco 0409 033 644 adam.sacco@leadingrealestate.com.au
6 Fraser Court, Sunbury
3A2B 1C
IMMACULATE PROPERTY IN PERFECT POSITION!! This rare gem has had the highest quality of renovation and is 100% ready for you to take advantage of inner town living at its finest! This three bedroom plus study home has been carefully modified to suit many needs from the growing family to the savvy investor. With
to move in and add your flare to make it a home!
Additional features include, natural gas ducted heating & air
Packed with features such as solid timber flooring, electric fire place
conditioning, single lock up garage with remote access and more!
and security cameras just to name a few!
3 Fremantle Road, Sunbury
numerous childcare centers, multiple primary schools and a high school and public transport at your doorstep. Off ing 3 bedrooms with BIR’s in all bedrooms sharing a central Offer
3A1B
358 Elizabeth Drive, Sunbury
4A2B 4C
SPACE YOU’VE ALWA ALWAYS WAYS WANTED...
Price: $300,000 to $320,000
It’s your lucky day and the search is finally over with this jam-packed
Price: $370,000 to $390,000
Inspection: Saturday 1.00pm to 1.30pm
home which offers off fantastic appeal!
Inspection:
This beautiful home is great for any large family encompassing
Saturday 1.45pm to 2.15pm Photo ID required
Photo ID required
multiple living spaces including a rumpus room plus an additional
Contact: Adam Sacco 0409 033 644 adam.sacco@leadingrealestate.com.au
bathroom with separate toilet and laundry plus a light filled large lounge room with adjoining functional kitchen overlooking the dining/ meals area.
formal lounge room. The kitchen sits in the heart of the home overlooking the meals area which also leads through to the formal dining room. plus an additional three bedrooms which share a central tri-room bathroom.
carpets, freshly painted throughout, modern window furnishings and
Additional features include ducted heating, air conditioning, ample of
double carport with rear access and so much more!
street parking, plenty of cupboards and storage and so much more!
Shop 3, 2 Brook Street, Sunbury
Contact: Adam Sacco 0409 033 644 adam.sacco@leadingrealestate.com.au
Accommodation comprises main bedroom with BIR’s and ensuite
Additional features include heating and air conditioner, nditioner brand new nditioner,
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Contact: Toby Smithies 0400 050 604 toby.smithies@leadingrealestate.com.au
spectacular timber deck, this beautiful property is just waiting for you
allotment with a private and low maintenance courtyard.
centralized and convenient location within walking distance to
Photo ID required
tops and brand new appliances, spacious dining area adjoined to a
Outside has so much to offer off with a well-proportioned and generous
FINDERS KEEPERS...
Inspection: Saturday 12.15pm to 12.45pm
two separate living areas, a quality renovated kitchen with stone bench
cathedral ceilings and a separate meals area with adjoining kitchen.
This much loved and well-presented home is positioned in a
Price: $490,000 - $510,000
03 9744 2244
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Sunbury Pty Ltd
88 Jackson Street, Sunbury 3A1B2C
TOP OF THE TOWN! Secure the perfect lifest lif yle, located opposite acres of picturesque park lands, this renovated family home boasts all of the features required for premium comfor mf t living. mfor Accommodation including 3 bedrooms all with BIR’s sharing a central bathroom. Featuring formal lounge, open plan kitchen with S/S appliances, meals area, second main living room with sliding doors leading out to an undercover entertaining area. Additional features include floating timber look floors, reverse cycle split system, double carport and more! Price: $470,000 to $500,000 Inspection: Saturday 2:30pm to 3:00pm Photo ID required Contact: Adam Sacco 0409 033 644 adam.sacco@leadingrealestate.com.au
393 Elizabeth Drive, Sunbury 3A2B2C
8 Hilltop Court, Sunbury A GEM IN JACKSONS HILL! Outstandingly hidden away and nestled in a quiet and secluded court in the front pocket of Jacksons Hill, this brilliant home is located within close proximity to the Galaxy Land Park Reserve along with Sunbury Primary School and positioned just a short stroll to Sunbury’s y’ main y’s township.
3A2B 1C Price: $375,000 to $390,000 Inspection: Saturday 11.30am to 12.00pm
Photo ID required
Contact: Adam Sacco 0409 033 644 adam.sacco@leadingrealestate.com.au
Comprising three bedrooms with built in robes, master with full
A TOUCH OF CLASS! Recently renovated, this virtually brand new inside and out home is finished with premium and desirable quality finishes. Off ing formal lounge and dining room, Offer kitchen with stainless steel appliances and rear rumpus room with adjoining separate mudroom/large study. Accommodation offers off master with BIR’s and FES and an additional two bedrooms with BIR’s sharing a central bathroom. Additional features include ducted heating, reverse cycle split system, security alarm system, a double car shed plus more!
ensuite, formal lounge plus an additional open plan meals and family Price: $395,000 to $420,000 Inspection: Saturday 3:15pm to 3:45pm Photo ID required Contact: Adam Sacco 0409 033 644 adam.sacco@leadingrealestate.com.au
area overlooking the kitchen which has all modern appliances. Additional features include ducted heating, dual split cooling, single lockup garage with roller door and many more extras.
After having 7 months off on Maternity Leave
Jemma is back
and ready
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action!
Having started her career in Property Management in 2004 as a trainee through the REIV, Jemma’s passion for customer satisfaction has grown dramatically over the years. Gaining a wealth of experience from both small to prestige property from inner city to rural areas. She treats all her clients with the same respect whether they are owners, tenants or tradesmen, as one day these very people may require her services and she would love for them to think of her first. What Jemma loves about Real Estate is that every day is different and never boring, plus the team environment. She takes pleasure in doing her absolute best even when those unforeseen surprises come to light. Jemma strives to continue learning throughout her career in order to be the best Property Manager she can possibly be.
Outside of work Jemma loves spending time with her young family and friends. Contact Jemma on 0434 503 317 for all your Property Management needs as you will be glad you did! Shop 3, 2 Brook Street, Sunbury
03 9744 2244
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Sunbury Pty Ltd
Units 1,3,4,5/35 Darbyshire Street, Sunbury
3A1B 1C
SEIZE THE MOMENT!
Price: $345,000+
With building commencing within the next 2 months, act now and save on stamp duty!
Contact: Adam Sacco 0409 033 644 adam.sacco@leadingrealestate.com.au
This very exclusive and boutique complex includes the perfect blend of both 2 double storey townhouses and 3 high quality unit dwellings, with its internal finishes being selected to enhance comfor mf t and durability. mfor All living, kitchen and bathroom areas and bedrooms will create warm, functional spaces of comfor mf t, quality mfor and distinction and all the homes will be fitted with selected quality appliances providing owners with the reliability and comfor mf t including dishwashers, reverse cycle split system to living areas and remote car garaging. mfor
2/13-15 Logan Court, Sunbury 3A2B1C
LUXURY UNIT BUILT BUIL BY CRAFTSMAN!!
4A2B2C
Not ofte of n do you find a unit of this size, built by, by and to the immaculate standard on which Craftsman af aftsman Homes has foundered their reputation. With three bedrooms, master with a WIR, kitchen with walk in pantry, two well appointed bathrooms, single garage for secure parking, and to top it all off, off an immaculately manicured garden. All of this directly adjacent to park lands in a quiet secluded court!
Situated in the prestigious Rangeview Estate in the ever popular Riddells Creek, we find this 5 year old quality home with fantastic features all within your grasp! This family friendly home comprises of 4 bedrooms, master with WIR and en-suite, large formal living area, modern kitchen/dining room, double remote garage with internal access, and a huge rumpus room.
FRESH AIR AND OPEN SPACES!!
Price: $345,000 - $360,000 Inspection: Saturday 11.15am to 11.45am Photo ID required Contact: Toby Smithies 0400 050 604 toby.smithies@leadingrealestate.com.au
Price: $495,000 - $535,000 Inspection: Saturday 10.00am to 10.45am Photo ID required Contact: Toby Smithies 0400 050 604 toby.smithies@leadingrealestate.com.au Adam Sacco 0409 033 644 adam.sacco@leadingrealestate.com.au
2 Bates Court, Sunbury
44 The Old Stock Run, Sunbury
3A2B2C
4A2B6C
YOU BEAUTY!
ANYTHING ELSE IS A COMPROMISE!
Situated in a very peaceful family friendly elevated court and tucked away in the sought af r Killara Estate, this 3 bedroom, 2 bathroom afte renovated gem has it all and is ready to move in. Comprising a large family living room which flows through to a functional kitchen overlooking the meals area and a large grassed backyard. Other features include side gate access through to a great sized 6.7m x 4.4m shed, an additional 2.5m x 2.5m garden shed, water tank and much more!
Positioned in one of Sunbury’s y’ finest pockets y’s in the ‘Rolling Meadows’ Estate boasting a grand entrance with multiple living zones, including formal lounge, kitchen with adjoining meals and family, family separate rumpus with the outdoor entertaining. Accommodation features master with ensuite and BIR, 3 bedrooms with BIR’s plus a separate study/mudroom. Additional features include ducted heating, evaporative cooling, as well as 2 x 24,500lt rainwater tanks and much more!
Price: $360,000 to $380,000 Inspection: Saturday 12.15pm to 12.45pm Photo ID required Contact: Adam Sacco 0409 033 644 adam.sacco@leadingrealestate.com.au
Price: $700,000 to $750,000 Inspection: Saturday 10.00am to 10.30am Photo ID required Contact: Adam Sacco 0409 033 644 adam.sacco@leadingrealestate.com.au
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30 Bluegum Court, Riddells Creek
03 9744 2244
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70 O’Shanassy Street Sunbury Vic 3429
Real esta tat ta ate today a ay
03 8746 8000
hy ou hould se eal state gent. The art of selling a home is something that takes years to perf r ect and there rf are many aspects of the process that are only easily a ailable to a eal state gent. The actual process of selling a home is ery time consuming and right about now, the seller has many more important things to consider, such as the impending mo e and relocation. eal state gents spend years learning the art of selling and how to interpret the real estate market. They can off f er insight ff and info f rmation that only comes from years of e perience. eal estate agents fo are also e perts on their area they know the communities and what they ha e to off f er, the location of schools, transport routes, and how the current market will ff aff f ect the sale of your home. ff
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“Home, Sweet Home” – 1027m2
7 William Street ROMSEY Outstanding location and a delightful weather board “Art Deco” home. Walk around the corner to the coffee cof shops, butcher, supermarket, library and more. The charming home retains many original “Art Deco” features: metal casement windows, Hardwood floor boards, decorative picture rails, beautiful “Art Deco” ceilings and superb fire surrounds. Accommodation comprises: • Two large bedrooms with builtin-robes • Third bedroom or study to the rear of the house • Charming lounge room • Dining room • Country style kitchen • Family bathroom • Large Laundry • Rear enclosed porch/mud room • Ducted gas heating (town gas) Outside the large block is well fenced for children or pets and boasts a very solid single car garage with work shop, chook yard and garden shed. Established shrubs and trees,
$435,000
attractive under cover entertainment area and a touch of history make this a very desirable “Home Sweet Home”. Inspection strictly by appointment only.
“ABOVE AND BELOW” We watched in awe as the amazing helicopter pilot’s manoeuvred through blinding smoke and battled strong winds to fight the recent bushfires from above. Below, on the ground, members of the CFA CF from near and far fought an exhausting battle day and night to protect lives and property. Dedicated, determined and courageous people who deserve our gratitude and respect for the wonderful job done in exceptionally difficult conditions. Our hearts go out to those who lost fencing, sheds and belongings. The stress levels are so high during bushfires and it is often the “not knowing” that creates anxiety. “Is my house safe?” “Are my animals ok?” Many residents of Benloch, Baynton and Pastoria went to work or about their business only to find that they could not return home – no precious belongings in safe keeping, pets at home alone – a dreadful time for so many. There is anger surrounding this particular bushfire but I do not want to concentrate on anger but more gratitude. Gratitude to those who year after year put
102 Main Street, Romsey 3434 PH: 5429 5544
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their lives at risk and on hold to fight the all too familiar bushfires from above and below 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 41 SUNBURY & MACEDON RANGES STAR WEEKLY \ OCTOBER 27, 2015
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his superb ve bedroom, two bathroom family home will astound even the most circumspect buyer. Set on a huge 2,500s m appro . block complete with guest wing, huge open plan kitchen/living and butlers pantry, the standard of living to be en oyed here is beyond reproach. lfresco area with plunge spa, in ground trampoline along with concrete half court for the kids round out the ultimate in family living.
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Situated in the much sought after Rolling Meadows estate this family home offers of space to grow. Comprising of four bedrooms plus study, main with full ensuite and spa. Large kitchen with stone bench tops and a 900mm oven. Formal lounge, dining and family/rumpus room, ducted heating and split system cooling. Outdoors has a large paved entertaining area and a solar heated swimming pool.
ucked away ne t to a park in Cradle Road and close to schools and sporting ovals this well presented home offers of three bedrooms with Rs, a renovated kitchen, complete with a new Omega 900mm oven and hotplates and dishwasher, ad oining meals/family room, separate lounge and split system heating and cooling. Outdoors you can nd a fully covered entertainment area with a huge open replace, fully powered studio/bungalow and a two car covered in carport/garage.
Private Sale EPR $595,000-$650,000 Contact Lance Long 0473 026 491 Of ce Sunbury 9744 2555
Private Sale O en Saturday 10.30-11.00am Price $359,000 Contact Lance Long 0473 026 491 Of ce Sunbury 9744 2555
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An established grazing property including a five bedroom mud brick homestead with spectacular living areas. Set in rolling pasture country with fourteen paddocks and five dams, there are excellent cattle yards and bore water troughs plus a large machinery shed, two stables and a 600 metre private airstrip with a 26 metre x 10 metre machinery shed. Easy access to Calder Freeway and only 7kms from Gisborne.
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Romsey 247 Portingales Lane - Only approximately 41kms (30 minutes) Melbourne Airport or 62kms (55 minutes) Melbourne CBD
Auction Thursday 26 November at 2pm
Monynut Park – Circa1908 on 155 Ha (383 Acres) Trustees Realisation Sale - To be sold in two parts
Reserve Prices Lot A - $2,650,000 Lot B - $925,000 Colour brochures available
Lot A – 99 Ha (244 Acres) ) Includes main homestead, manager’s residence, extensive outbuildings and with three separate titles.
View By appointment only John Keating 0419 880 444
Lot B – 56 Ha (138 Acres) Adjoining farm land
Monynut Park is one of the premier rural properties of the Macedon Ranges and was once part of the original and renowned W. J. Clarke holding. The gracious solid red brick 42 square Edwardian period residence which boasts 11’ ceilings sits proudly within a beautiful established garden setting on the north-west corner of Brock Hill and captures magnificent long views over the property and the Deep Creek valley on the property’s eastern boundary. Accommodation includes entry, lounge, living room, formal dining room, sitting room, library/billiards room, study, sunroom, 4 bedrooms, 3 bathrooms, kitchen and laundry. Integrated is a double carport with external bathroom. The manager’s residence includes open plan living/dining area, kitchen, 3 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms, utility room and laundry. Other features include a tennis court and swimming pool, excellent volcanic red and grey loam soils, good pastures and fencing, 11 main paddocks, good cypress shelter plantations, excellent water supply from Deep Creek to header tank reticulated to troughs in most paddocks plus 3 dams, cattle and sheep yards, extensive shedding including 13m x 16m, 6m x 18m and 9m x 22m machinery sheds, a 21m x 32m fully enclosed hay shed, 3- stand shearing shed and shearers quarters. The adjoining land of Lot B (to be sold separately) features good red volcanic, grey loam and some black soils, 500m frontage to Deep Creek, 2 dams, 4 paddocks, good cypress shelter plantations and excellent new home site where a planning permit to build is as of right.
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24 Booths Lane When Only the Best Will Do on 2673m2 Beautifully presented and exceptionally high quality 4 bedroom residence sited to capture the northerly aspect. With a high regard for energy efficiency, the home boasts many solar passive features and has been built with exceptional detail to allow for beauty and charm with the bonus of cost effective comfortable living.
Woodend Lot 3 Lilley Court
Terrific family home on a beautifully elevated site of 1994m2 Generous 4 bedroom, 3 bathroom family home comprising kitchen/meals area featuring timber cabinetry and Smeg and Miele appliances, dining room, sunken lounge/living rooms, study, and automated double garage. Enjoy established living in a sought after address.
Price $980,000 View Sat 31 Oct 1.30-2pm or by appointment Sandi Barry-Mueller 0408 392 347
Price $697,500 View Sat 31 Oct 10.30-11am or by appointment Sandi Barry-Mueller 0408 392 347 John Keating 0419 880 444
Mount Macedon 28-34 Honour Avenue
Magnificent 7½ Acre Site (Former Tristania Park Nursery) A very rare outstanding offering of approx. 7½ acres over two titles with beautiful north views to Mount Macedon. Updated 4 bedroom residence surrounded by stunning established gardens, located on renowned Honour and noted for its fabulous display of autumn colour.
Kyneton South - Tylden 97 Premier Mine Road Exceptional tree change opportunity - 60.26 Ha (148 Acres)
Beautiful undulating farming land with two small lovely stands of native trees, good soils and fencing, 3 dams and two road frontages. The western boundary of the property borders the picturesque Upper Coliban Reservoir and there is a Council approved 2 Ha (5 Acre) agreed building envelope.
Price $1,195,000 View By appointment Sandi Barry-Mueller 0408 392 347
Price $675,000 View By appointment John Keating 0419 880 444
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The sky-rocketing costs of water and energy, predicted to triple over the next 10 years, won’t be a problem with clever architectural designs, says Archicentre, the building advisory service of the Australian Institute of Architects. Archicentre’s Victorian state manager David Hallett said fast-rising utilities costs are putting the designs of mass-marketed housing, aka ‘McMansions’, under scrutiny due to their running costs. “Australians are facing a period of price rises in water and energy bills, as a result of the costs of major infrastructure projects and environmental demands for green energy,” Mr Hallett said. Careful, clever sustainable design can substantially cut the running and maintenance costs of a family home, from the correct siting of homes on blocks, to the use of double glazing and the choice of materials and appliances all playing an important role. ‘‘With only seven per cent of housing designed by architects, most home buyers and renovators lose the chance to save money through their housing design. ‘‘Cost-effective energy efficiency is hard to achieve if you’re putting a standard plan on a block – a design that’s tailored to the block from the beginning can result in a cheaper building. ‘‘With smaller houses, townhouses and units becoming a greater part of the affordable market, sustainable designs and clever solutions are needed to maintain a lifestyle standard with much less space.’’ ‘‘Green Home Design factors … will save the home owner money. The soon to be introduced compulsory disclosure laws on environmental performance on all houses for sale will make clever sustainable houses even more valuable when they are sold.”
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Hardwick’s Meatworks a family own meat processing facility currently has an excellent opportunity for suitably qualified maintenance fitter. The successful candidate will be a part of our maintenance department, where daily duties will consist of varied tasks including but not limited to general maintenance, trouble shooting, mechanical break downs, welding, preventative maintenance, hydraulics & pneumatics and other associated tasks. Key selection criteria • Trade qualifications and experience • Welding experience • Ability to work autonomously • Effective and efficient problem solving skills • Experience in the food manufacturing industry • Understanding and knowledge of OHS regulations and procedures • High attention to detail • Be able to commit to flexible working hours • Ability to work flexible hours To apply please send your covering letter and resume via email to marcb@hardwicks.com.au
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SPORT Recruits help fire Lancefield to the perfect start Lancefield has made the perfect start to the Central Highlands Bowls division 1 season with three wins from as many matches. The latest victory was 96 (16)-72 (2) against Kyneton on Saturday, with all four rinks being one-sided. Lancefield’s Peter Linehan, Mark Godbolt and Garry Templar all got home by more than 10 shots, while teammate Michael Linehan lost his rink by 14. Lancefield secretary Gordon Charles said the club’s start was gratifying. “The division 1 side seems to be working well together,” Charles said before the weekend match. “The recruits have really fitted in.”
The club added four new players to the top side to replace three who have moved away to warmer weather. “Three of the four recruits, Bev and Jeff Holmes, and Barry Atkins, came from Romsey,” Charles said. “They are Lancefield people and have fitted in really well. The president’s wife, Leanne Dickenson, has also joined the team.” The club’s second team, which plays in division 3, suffered its first loss of the season on Saturday. Charles said finals was the aim for both its Saturday teams and its Tuesday pennant sides. “Last year our division 1 side was knocked out
in the preliminary final, while the division 3s lost the grand final,” he said. “One more game improvement from both sides would be fantastic.” Seven Lancefield players have been rewarded for their starts to the season and have been named in the competition’s Millar-Deason challenge teams. Lancefield has the most representatives in the teams – Barry and Mark Godbolt, Jeff and Bev Holmes, Aaron Young, Templar and Wayne Turner – while Michael Linehan has been named as an emergency. This week, Lancefield plays Kyneton Golf Gold, “the yardstick of the competition again”,
according to Charles. Gisborne is the only other unbeaten side after rolling Kyneton Golf Gold and now sits on top of the ladder, two points clear of Lancefield. In a dominant display against the reigning premiers, Gisborne won 102 (16)-87 (2). In other matches, Romsey defeated Kyneton Golf Blue 98 (15)-79 (3), while Bacchus Marsh was too good for Woodend, 119 (16)-74 (2). Gisborne, Kyneton and Trentham were among the winners in division 2 and Bacchus Marsh, Kyneton Blue, Romsey and Gisborne Red won in division 3. Tara Murray
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Jack Dillon is enjoying stepping up to the B-grade team. (Shawn Smits)
Thunder rumbles to life By Tara Murray East Sunbury is hoping Saturday was a turning point in its Gisborne and District Cricket Association B-grade campaign. Two losses to start the season coincided with the coach of last year’s grand finalist, Mark Hourigan, being overseas. Hourigan, who returned for the club’s first two-day game, against Macedon, said he hoped things would start turning around. “I’ve been away, but I had a chat to them yesterday about what they need to be doing,” he said. “I had done the preseason with them but there’s still players getting settled. We need to get some consistency.” The chat must have worked as the Thunder bowled Macedon out for 112. “We should have bowled them out for 80,” Hourigan said. “There were a lot of chances that we let go … dropped catches, missed stumpings
and run outs. It was a poor effort in the field. It’s a goal now to improve in those areas.” Chris Watson was best of the bowlers, taking 6-45 off his six overs. The Thunder will resume at 0-9 on day two. “The second half of the challenge is batting, Hourigan said. “It looks like Liam Sherlock has got his rhythm back. He only faced one over and he hit eight runs.” After losing some players in the off-season, the Thunder has continued to promote youth into the senior team. “Jack Dillon, who’s just 15, opened the bowling and has been a rep cricketer through the younger grades,” Hourigan said. “Because of his age he has bowling restrictions that limit how much we can bowl him. “Brady Penticoss has stepped up and so has Liam Williams; they’re 16 to 17 years old.” Hourigan said the key on two day of the clash would be to bat the day out.
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“You are never over-confident with chasing down the total,” he said. “We will set little goals throughout the day. Our first goal was not to lose a wicket before stumps on day one. “The main target is set at batting out the day to help set our season up. “You need to be able to bat through an innings, which we were able to do last year.” Rupertswood and Lancefield are in good positions after day one of their clashes against Wallan and Ashfield. Rupertswood made it to 9-254 from its 80 overs. After starting well, Rupertswood lost 5-23 in the middle of the innings to slump to 6-118. The lower order recovered to post a tough total for Wallan to chase down. Lancefield captain-coach Luke Barker made 94 in his side’s total of 7-232. In the other match, St Anthonys is 2-45 chasing Bacchus Marsh’s 133.
Sunbury Tigers Rugby Club is looking for a new senior coach for the second time in as many years. Jamie Blackwood took on the role this year but has stepped aside for next season due to family commitments. Blackwood, who was assistant coach, took over from Julian Keddy, who decided to concentrate on the club’s presidency. The Tigers struggled this year, winning just four games to finish seventh on the Victorian Rugby League first grade ladder. But before that, they had won four premierships in six years. Keddy says the club has started taking applications for the senior coaching role. “Jamie’s partner had a baby and the role of coach was too much commitment for him,” the club president said. “It’s a voluntary position and, with the amount of time you need with a newborn, it’s a lot of work.” Keddy says the club wants to continue the progression of younger players into senior sides. “With the junior grades being successful, as they have been, it’s about obviously turning them into senior players. “We want someone who’s committed to us and fits in with the philosophy of being a family club.” Prospective coaches need to have a senior club coach level 2 certificate or be looking to obtain their level 2 certificate. Keddy says there has been some interest. Meanwhile, the Tigers’ Aaron Teroi was part of the Cook Islands national team that played Tonga in a Rugby League World Cup qualifier. Former Tigers players and brothers Vincent and Reubenn Rennie were also part of the Cook Islands team. “They put in a good display and made a real fist of it against a team that had 16 to 17 NRL players in it,” Keddy said, Tonga won through to the World Cup with a 28-8 win. Teroi, who is also on Melbourne Storm’s under-20 list, has played all his rugby in Melbourne. “It’s good for Melbourne football to see local players getting a go,” Keddy said. “It gives younger kids a view that there’s a pathway to a higher level.” Applications for the coaching job close on November 30. The club is also looking for team mangers, sports trainers and players. Applications to julian@ alltradeis.com.au Tara Murray
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Chris VanDervliet took out Romsey Golf Club’s stableford event on countback on Saturday. The round, which doubled as the qualifier for the John Laing Shield, saw several players in contention until late in the round. VanDervliet (30) and Kev Gunn (23) both finished on 36 points, ahead of Les Gaunt (5), Jim Patton (19) and Michael McCarten (19) on 34. Sharon Mathers won the women’s competition on 32 points. The women’s Texas Ambrose on Wednesday was called off during the round because of rain.
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Girls’ football is set for a boost with the expansion of the western competition next season. The competition, run by the Essendon District Football League in conjunction with the Western Region Football League, will have three divisions: under-12, under-15 and under-18. Full story at www.starweekly. con.au/sports.
Elise Cowan’s rink played well for Sunbury. (Shawn Smits)
Sunbury tops the table By Tara Murray Sunbury jumped to the top of the table with a comprehensive win over Moonee Valley (2) in Bowls Victoria pennants on Saturday. Since losing the opening round of the division 2, section 2 season, Sunbury has won 11 of the 12 rinks available in the next three rounds. It took all four rinks against Moonee Valley (2) to win 82 (18)-56 (0). Elise and Mark Cowan’s rinks had big wins, 24-14 and 22-10,
SCOREBOARD Q CRICKET VSDCA Southwest 1st XI: Oakleigh 9-182 (Splatt 74) d Elsternwick 94 & 2-64, Werribee 4-253 d Williamstown 9-170, Melton 8-160 (Alexander 67) d Sunshine 116, Moorabbin 125 (Weiss 65 no Rushworth 5-36) & 6-59 d Brighton 103 & 4-173 (Hamilton 50), Yarraville 5-137 d Hoppers Crossing 124, Altona 9-289 d Malvern 232, Ormond 239 d Caulfield 9-219 (Webster 82). 2nd XI: Williamstown 170 & 0-11 d Werribee 116, Oakleigh 143 (Smyth 5-40) d Elsternwick 121, Caulfield 157 d Ormond 133 Mccambley 55), Melton 6-178 & 0-23 d Sunshine 78, Yarraville 8-231 (Cox 59 no) d Hoppers Crossing 228, Malvern 9-280 d Altona 7-265 (Cuttlerywala 109 Arbon 5-98), Brighton 6-263 (Perkins-Stafford 55 no Waldron 53) d Moorabbin 8-231. North West 3rd XI: Plenty Valley 135 & 3-67 d Preston 132 (Walsh 64), Brunswick 5-181 d Roxburgh Park-Broadmeadows 75 & 74 (Anderson 5-30), Melton 113 & 151 (Petrovski 51) d Sunshine 158 & 89, Werribee 229 d Williamstown 148, Hoppers Crossing 7-215 (Caulfield 58) d Yarraville 191, Altona 278 d Kew 9-237 (Wilkinson 77), Ivanhoe 6-373 (Becker 102 no Wilson 95 Foster 81) d Coburg 6-352. 4th XI: Melton 307 & 5-46 d Sunshine 91, Yarraville 261 d Hoppers Crossing 204 (Patel 120 no), Brunswick 2-201 (Singh 65 Ratwatte 56 De Vergier 53) d Roxburgh ParkBroadmeadows 78 & 75, Plenty Valley 4-179 (Love 60 no Kneebone 53) d Preston 94, Ivanhoe5-314 (Singh 132 no) d Coburg 161 & 1-102 (Shetna 60), Kew 3-250 (Hopper 93) d Altona 150, Werribee 7-359 d Williamstown 83 & 1-119 (Freeman 83 no).
METROPOLIT METROPOLITAN WESTERN SUBURBS CHURCHES & COMMUNITY: A E Lowe Shield: Eynesbury Eagles 9-296 (J Burgess 5-53) d Altona Sports 206 (D McKenzie 42 P Krishna 40 M Pino 5-37), St Johns 8-246 (H Shaw 73 J Temby T 50 D Temby T 47 A Masterson 4-36) d Manor Lakes 117, Taylors T Hill 201 (S Dani 66 D Singh 46 S Mamgain 5-33) d AA Maidstone 97 (G Singh 6-27) and 98 (D Singh 5-15), Williams Landing 9-299 (MM Singh 63 S Sharma 60 J Vij 57 M Bhaskar 46) d Rockbank 233 (J Spencer 74). Bill Honey Shield: Rockbank 102 (D Brown 55) d Taylors T Hill 101 (C Best 7-22), County West 194 (G Kakivai 41 M Annem 40) and 5-111 (M Kumar 43) d United Tarneit T 130 (R Chowdary 9-35) and 2-39, Western All Stars 173 (G Shanks 63 M Noorkhan 4-25) d Western Lions 40 and 8-62 (A D’Angelo 47). Tasman T Smith Shield: Western Lions 8-205 (I Gamlath 48 C Thalawita 41) and 0-10 d Eynesbury Eagles 111 (G Boxshall 44) and 9-101 (C Vidanagamage 6-29), County West 378 (T Bommaka 88 R Puthu 63 T Mozumder 61 R Reddy 43) d United Tarneit T 162, Altona Sports 8-248 (V Kochhar 103 J Baskharon 4-59) d Altona Roosters 217 (J Baskharon 107 S Sulman 57 P Attard 4-65).
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respectively, while Deeon Dean’s rink won 20-18 and Carla Odgers’ rink got up 19-14. Sunbury’s Dave Glennon said it was good to see the side starting to get some consistent results. “They [Moonee Valley] are on the bottom of the ladder, but you still have to beat them,” he said. “They’re newly promoted and were on only seven points going into the match. These teams are there to be beaten and it’s good to get the 18-0 win.
Gisborne: Lead: Sam Boslem; Second: Barry Goldbolt; Third: Shannon Clements; Skip: Mark Andrews Kyneton Golf: Adrian Plowman, Anthony Mathison, Mark Andrews, Ian Curwood, Stephen Taylor (emerg) T Lancefield: Lead: Aaron Young; Y Second: Gary T Templar; Third: Wayne Turner; Skip: Craig Norris Romsey: Lead: Danny Fortune; Second: Ian Curwood; Third: Jeff Holmes; Skip: Mark Godbolt Women’s Squads Bacchus Marsh: Amy Gloury, Marion Pokrovsky Gisborne: Dorothy Evans Kyneton: Chris Plowman, Camille Potter, Marg Magnussen, Desma Budd Kyneton Golf: Josie Turner Lancefield: Bev Holmes Macedon: Jacqui Ryan Romsey: Maree Marshall, Joanne Bovell
BOWLS VICTORIA Saturday Metropolitan Pennant Premier Div: BRIGHTON 0-63 lost to MELBOURNE 18-94 (R Nowlan 14 lost to M McMahon 24 M Butler 16 lost to S Mortimer 19, D Shaw 18 lost to B Martin 28 T Williamson 15 lost to B Leighton 23), BUNDOORA RSL 17-111 d MITCHAM 1-64 (D Diflorio 25 d B Thomason 15 B Spurr 39 d P Middleton 12 J Coreless 23 dr S Milstead 23 A Galloway 24 d B Ward 14), MCC KEW SPORTS 2-72 lost to AL ALTONA 16-77 (G Ball 16 dr M Rennex 16 R Kopcewicz 24 lost to B Peck 25 R Jansen 16 dr B Foley 16, S Collett 16 lost to S Fordham 20), MENTONE 14-86 d CLAYTON CLA 4-81 (A Rowan 18 lost to L Adams 23 D Rushton 17 lost to A Foresyth 27 B McCallum 28 d D Benwell 15 D Jones 23 d J Sanders 16), YARRA YARRAVILLE ARRAVILLE FOOTSCRA 0-61 lost to ESSENDON 18-87 (A FOOTSCRAY Dove 14 lost to N Wilson 21 N Murray 16 lost to A Flapper 17 C Ball 12 lost to L Schraner 22 W Roberts 19 lost to P Loe 27). Div 1-Sec 1: Ment (2) 4-77 Burd Pk (1) 14-92, Edith (1) 18-137 Bright (2) 0-41, MCC (1) 1691 St Kil (1) 2-79, Chelt (1) 4-66 Burw Dist (1) 14-80, Coates (1) 18-100 Hamp Park (1) 0-75. Sec 2: Up Tec T (1) 2-68 Ring (1) 16-85, Melb (2) 4-78 Croy (1) 14-84. Sec 3: Glenr (1) 18-94 Pres-Res (1) 0-66, W’bee (1) 14-76 Alt Sports (1) 4-75, Ess (2) 16-92 Moon Val (1) 2-83, Moon Pds (1) 14-92 Deer Pk (1) 4-87, Alt (2) 4-75 Melton (1) 14-94. Sec 4: Whitt (1) 18107 Lal (1) 0-47, Hurst (1) 14-84 Bund RSL (2) 4-78, Kings (1) 18-102 Yarr Glen (1) 0-64, Ivan (1) 16-109 Elth (1) 2-52. Div 2-Sec 1: Yarra Foot (2) 14-84 Mari Pk (1) 4-79, Melton (2) 16-76 Keil (1) 2-64, Port Melb (1) 16-77 Flem/Kens (1) 2-60, Rich Uni (1) 14-92 Hopp (1) 4-77, Will (1) 16-84 Rosam (1) 2-75. Sec 2: Sunb (1) 18-82 Moon Val (2) 0-56, Lal (2) 2-63 Fitz Vic (2) 16-82, Buck Pk (1) 2-71 Broad (1) 16-90, Yarra Foot (3) 1489 W Cob (1) 4-78, Craig (1) 14-82 Glenr (2) 4-74. Sec 3: Elth (2) 2-59 Green (1) 16-88, Ivan (2) 4-62 Rich Uni (2) 14-82, Rosan (1) 16-100 Diam Ck (1) 2-71, Heid Golf (1) 14-82 Bund RSL (3) 4-77, Montm (1) 14-93 Dare C (1) 4-83. Sec 4: Croy (2) 2-61 Montm (2) 1674, Warb (1) 14-73 Bays (1) 4-62, Yarr Glen (2) 4-72 Donv (2) 14-95, Black (1) 13-79 Moorool (1) 5-76, Fern Gul (1) 18-89 Chirn Pk (1) 0-67. Sec 5: Heathm (2) 15-74 Verm Sth (1) 3-68, Ash (1) 16-80 Aub (1) 2-63, Monb (1) 14-87 Heath Rec (1) 4-67, Mt Wav (1) 2-74 Mitch (2) 16-83, Ber (1) 16-90 Black (2) 2-71. Sec 6: Cran (1) 14-87 Keys (1) 4-86, Nob Pk (1) 2-53 Verm Sth (2) 14-71, Mt Wav (2) 18-94 Fern Gul (2) 0-60, Clay (2) 14-90 S Oak (1) 4-74, Pak (1) 16-92 Ber (2) 2-66. Sec 7: Alb Pk (1) 2-67
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“Three wins in a row is a really good result.” Glennon said that with a couple of players to come back in, selectors would have a tough time selecting the team for next weekend. Sunbury is one of four teams on three wins and a loss, but it sits on top on points, four clear of Fitzroy Victoria (2). In a good day for Sunbury, four of its five teams recorded victories. Sunbury’s top side plays Broadmeadows in Broadmeadows this weekend.
Elst Pk (1) 16-82, Beau (1) 18-90 Glen E-McK (1) 0-66, Elst Clb (1) 2-68 Bent (1) 16-73, Caul Pk Alma (1) 16-93 Melb (3) 2-64, Mid Pk (1) 14-83 Hamp (1) 4-80. Sec 8: Pak (2) 14-83 Nar War (1) 4-78, Cran RSL (1) 16-87 Edith (2) 2-78, Ber (3) 16-85 Mord (1) 2-63, Burd Pk (2) 18-99 Ment (3) 0-60. Div 3-Sec 1: Deer Pk (2) 3-86 Moon Pds (2) 1587, New (1) 12-68 Foots Pk (1) 6-66, Hopp (2) 14-87 Suns C (1) 4-83, Strath (1) 2-72 W’bee (2) 16-76, Suns VRI (1) 14-79 Alt (3) 4-71. Sec 2: Y Yarra Foot (4) 14-81 Sunb (2) 4-75, Ess (3) 18-106 Buck Pk (2) 0-56, Aber CBC (1) 1492 Strath (2) 4-74, Keil (2) 14-77 Bruns (1) 4-75, W Cob (2) 2-65 W’bee (3) 16-88. Sec 3: E Ivan (1) 2-68 Kings (2) 16-85, MCC Kew Spts (2) 18-93 Lal (3) 0-57, MCC (3) 16-74 C of Heid (1) 2-62, Epp RSL (1) 0-64 Whitt (2) 18-82, Fair (1) 4-67 Hurst (2) 14-68. Sec 4: Moorool (2) 13-86 Lily (2) 5-82, Donc (1) 18128 Heals (1) 0-55, Bor (1) 16-79 Rich Uni (3) 2-74, Burw Dist (2) 16-85 Grey (1) 2-71. Sec 5: East Glf (1) 0-66 N Bal (1) 18-85, Burw Dist (3) 2-61 Ring (2) 16-106, Box H RSL (1) 2-76 Camb Cent (1) 16-89, Black (3) 2-73 Donc (2) 16-99, Bor (2) 2-68 Mulg CC (3) 16-93. Sec 6: Wav Glf (1) 14-81 Cran (2) 4-80, Card Waters (1) 6-78 Glen Wav (2) 12-80, Dand Clb (1) 1576 Mulg CC (4) 3-67, Clay (3) 16-91 Donc (3) 2-61, Oak (1) 18-84 Ber (4) 0-61. Sec 7: Hamp Park (2) 14-85 Chad (1) 2-62, Carr (1) 14-85 Hamp RSL (1) 4-74, Sand (1) 14-91 Chelt (2) 4-67, Arma (2) 17-101 Cran (3) 1-73, Moorab (1) 16-82 Caul Pk Alma (2) 2-67. Sec 8: St Kil (2) 16-84 Hamp (2) 2-70, Bright (3) 2-41 Coates (2) 16-106, Chelt (3) 14-82 Murr Pk (1) 4-77, SOC (1) 16-86 Arma (3) 2-69, Bent (2) 14-94 Clay (4) 4-66. Div 4-Sec 1: W’bee (4) 14-85 Melton (3) 4-75, City of Melb (1) 16-91 Hopp (3) 2-63, Alt (4) 1-74 St. Albans (1) 17-110, Mari Pk (2) 2-74 Suns RSL (1) 16-82, Alt North (1) 2-62 Will (2) 16-81. Sec 2: Dout Gal (1) 18-82 Glenr (3) 0-58, W’bee (5) 4-70 Glad Pk (1) 14-81, Lal (4) 3-73 Ess (4) 15-82, Pres-Res (2) 16-91 Craig (2) 2-64. Sec 3: Dare C (2) 64-3 Ivan (3) 105-15, Diam Ck (2) 17-80 Y Val CC (1) 1-56, Montm (3) 0-60 Alph (1) 18-90, Bund RSL (4) 18-86 Moon Pds (3) 0-63. Sec 4: Bays (2) 1487 Box H RSL (2) 4-76, Heath Rec (2) 12-71 Montm (4) 6-69, Temp T (1) 0-58 Heathm (3) 1898, Donv (3) 3-76 Moorool (3) 15-76, Chirn Pk (2) 16-78 Ring (3) 2-61. Sec 5: Heathm (4) 14-77 Up Tec T (2) 4-72, Yarr Glen (3) 16-91 Glen Wav (3) 2-66, Fern Gul (3) 16-102 Chirn Pk (3) 2-43, Moorool (4) 16-94 Monb (2) 2-70. Sec 6: Mal (1) 16-99 Dand Clb (2) 2-61, S Oak (2) 2-60 St Kil (3) 16-95, Verm Sth (3) 18-101 Benn (1) 0-60, Hawth (1) 4-72 Ash (2) 14-81. Sec 7: Park (1) 14-99 Nob Pk (2) 4-70, Ber (5) 0-76 Nar War (2) 18-94, Murr (1) 18-87 Beau (2) 0-60, Keys (2) 12-81 MCC (4) 6-73. Sec 8: Elst Clb (3) 0-52 Edith (3) 18-100, Chels (1) 18-154 Mid Pk (3) 0-40, MCC (5) 16-77 Mord (2) 2-75, Beau (3) 18-95 Hamp RSL (2) 0-49, Arma (4) 6-78 Blk Rk (1) 12-81. Div 5-Sec 1: Alt Sports (2) 18-97 Will (3) 0-68, Hopp (4) 4-72 Lav (1) 14-87, Buck Pk (3) 1689 Yarra Foot (5) 2-65, Suns C (2) 1-61 Deer Pk (3) 17-93, Sunb (3) 14-88 Keil (3) 4-83. Sec 2: Flem/Kens (2) 18-105 Fawk (1) 0-61, Ess (5) 18-83 Broad (2) 0-57, Keil (4) 2-54 Sunb (4) 16-77, Glad Pk (2) 2-72 Aber CBC (2) 16-86, Prin Pk Carlton (1) 16-97 Strath (3) 2-64. Sec 3: Kings (3) 18-100 Heid Golf (2) 0-46, Elth (3) 14-87 Bund RSL (5) 4-79, C of Heid (2) 18-99 Thorn (1) 0-61, Pres-Res (3) 16-103 Keil (5) 2-65. Sec 4: Heathm (5) 1387 Verm Sth (4) 5-83, Ring (4) 16-90 Black Nth (1) 2-63, E Ivan (2) 12-76 Croy (3) 6-73,
Clarkefield got its first win of the North West Metropolitan Cricket Association’s Vic Kyte Shield on Saturday. After making 215 on day one, the Brumbies restricted Gladstone Park to 101. Matt Williams starred with the ball for the Brumbies, taking 5-15 off 12.5 overs. That included a hat-trick with the final three deliveries of the match. FOR MORE SPORT, VISIT Web: starweekly.com.au Sunbury & Macedon Ranges Star Weekly @star_weekly
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50 Port Melb (3) 0-47. Sec 2: Sunb (5) 1-76 Alb Pk (4) 0-30, Craig (3) 13-44 Flem/Kens (4) 1-42, Glenr (6) 2-32 Port Melb (4) 12-48, Cob More (1) 14-70 Ess (7) 0-25, Fawk (2) 14-46 New (4) 0-31. Sec 3: Donc (7) 14-61 Craig (4) 0-31, Temp T (3) 0-20 Y Val CC (2) 14-90, Rich Uni (5) 12-54 MCC Kew Spts (5) 2-39. Sec 4: E Ivan (3) 14-59 Black (5) 0-20, Benn (3) 14-56 Glen Wav (5) 0-31, C of Heid (3) 0-33 Donc (8) 14-50. Sec 5: Keys (5) 12-44 Cardinia Waters (2) 2-39, Wav Glf (4) 12-38 SOC (2) 2-37, Cran RSL (3) 0-39 Chad (3) 14-44. Sec 6: Murr (2) 2-41 Cran RSL (4) 12-43, Nob Pk (4) 2-44 Burw Dist (4) 12-49, Edith (5) 14-54 Warb (4) 0-29, Chad (4) 14-15 Dand RSL Rec (2) 0-0. Sec 7: Murr (3) 0-0 Beau (5) 14-15, Park (3) 14-15 Glen E-McK (4) 0-0, St Kil (6) 0-30 SOC (3) 14-60, Blk Rk (2) 2-41 Mid Pk (5) 12-53, Chels (3) 14-15 Alb Pk (5) 0-0.
Q BASEBALL SUMMER LEAGUE Div 1: Cheltenham 3 d Doncaster 1, Waverley 6 d Blackburn 5, Geelong 5 d Essendon 0, Melbourne 10 d Springvale 2, Sandringham 3 d Newport 1, Preston 13 d Sunshine 1. Res: Cheltenham 11 d Doncaster 1, Blackburn 8 d Waverley 2, Essendon 7 d Geelong 6, Melbourne 4 d Springvale 0, Sandringham 13 d Newport 0, Sunshine 11 d Preston 4. Thirds: Cheltenham 9 d Doncaster 5, Geelong 12 d Essendon 5, Sandringham 6 d Newport 2, Preston 14 d Sunshine 0, Melbourne 4 d Springvale 1. Fourths: Doncaster 22 d Cheltenham 5, Waverley 12 d Blackburn 4, Essendon 15 d Geelong 10, Springvale 4 d Melbourne 3, Sandringham 4 d Newport 3, Preston 7 d Sunshine 7. Div 2: Werribee 6 d Ballarat City 1, Bonbeach 11 d Upwey FTG 4, Fitzroy 4 d Moorabbin 3, Berwick City 4 d Port Melbourne 0, Malvern 13 d Williamstown 4. Res: Werribee 8 d Ballarat City 3, Upwey FTG 30 d Bonbeach 5, Moorabbin 8 d Fitzroy 6, Berwick City 8 d Port Melbourne 5, Williamstown 11 d Malvern 5. Thirds: Ballarat City 11 d Werribee 7, Upwey FTG 23 d Bonbeach 5, Moorabbin 14 d Fitzroy 7, Berwick City 25 d Port Melbourne 0, Malvern d Williamstown (Forfeit). Fourths: Malvern 6 d Bonbeach 5, Fitzroy 14 d Moorabbin 1, Williamstown 13 d Upwey FTG 8, Berwick City 24 d Werribee 16. Div 3: Footscray 10 d Research 8, Pakenham 18 d Chelsea 15. Res: Footscray 12 d Research 6, Chelsea 12 d Pakenham 5. Div 4 North West: Fitzroy B 14 d Footscray 13, North West Titans 8 d Essendon Red 7. South: Chelsea B 12 d Waverley B 9, Cheltenham RL 27 d Pakenham 3, Doncaster B 14 d Monash University 9, Mulgrave 16 d Doncaster A 10, Springvale 20 d Chelsea A 1. Women: Div 1: Essendon 9 d Doncaster 7. Div 2: Werribee 12 d 1, Doncaster 18 d Essendon 7, Springvale 14 d Melbourne 2. Div 3: Springvale 21 d Cheltenham 4, Sunshine d Sandringham (Forfeit). U-18: State: Fitzroy 7 d Blackburn 3, Cheltenham 7 d Melbourne 1, Preston/Doncaster 11 d Berwick/Mulgrave 9, Sandringham 9 d Waverley B 2, Springvale 14 d Geelong 0, Waverley A 16 d Upwey FTG 0. U-16: State: Berwick City 14 d Waverley B 7, Preston 12 d Cheltenham 8, Melbourne 9 d Geelong 2, Essendon 6 d Newport 2, Sandringham 5 d Upwey FTG 4. Under 16 Metro West: Fitzroy 19 d Ballarat City 1, Sunshine 12 d Essendon 8. Jnr League: Diamondbacks: Essendon Bombers 12 d Fitzroy Lions 3, Newport 19 d Williamstown 0, Werribee 12 d Port Melbourne 6, Preston Pirates 10 d Essendon Jets 0. Mariners: Berwick City Blue 12 d Bonbeach 6, Sandringham 11 d Springvale 6, Cheltenham Indians 6 drew Cheltenham Braves 6.
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Lions’ recruiting drive yields seven fresh faces Sunbury Lions football coach Rick Horwood hopes the club’s players and supporters are about to be rewarded for their patience over the past two seasons. While the Lions have made the finals in both seasons, they have focused heavily on introducing youth to the side instead of looking for outside players to fill gaps. Now, with a solid senior experience base beneath it, the club is seeking to add depth. Last week the Lions announced seven new signings, headed by former Gold Coast Suns AFL player Alik Magin. The club recruited players for certain roles, with several already having links to the Lions.
“Our list manager, Chris MacDonough, has been massive and we wouldn’t have been able to do it without him,” Horwood said. “He’s worked tirelessly to get all these players. “Alik was the big signing, and once we gained access to him it led to Grant Valles [former VFL player with Sandringham, Bendigo and Frankston] coming on board because they’re friends. “Joey Redfern, who has been playing VFL for Werribee, contacted us and signed with us as his home club. “Jesse McInneny spoke to us last year and now he’s back in Melbourne; he’s signed on. And we spoke to his brother, Ben, who was
vice-captain of Sunshine, and he’s agreed to come across, too.” The other signings are Chris Tsardakis and Roger Allen, while Port Melbourne VFL player Daniel Toman will call Sunbury his home club for a third straight year. “It’s exciting for the young group and the supporters,” Horwood said. “We identified what we needed and we hope this can make us more competitive against the stronger clubs. The most pleasing thing is for the supporters, who… will now see the benefits. There’s a buzz around the place.” Horwood said many of the players recruited were in the 22-25 age bracket and had potential
Premier in a tight spot By Tara Murray Staring down the barrel of a third straight loss isn’t something associated with Sunbury United Cricket Club. Yet that’s the situation of the reigning premier in Gisborne and District Cricket Association’s McIntyre Cup. The side has lost its opening two matches of the season and is on the back foot after day one of its third-round match against Diggers Rest Bulla. But for new United coach Jeremy Newman there’s lots of positives and he isn’t hitting the panic button. “It’s been tough, results-wise, but we have been OK in each of the games,” he said. “At stages we’ve had eight of last season’s premiership team missing and there’s still five or six of those players not playing. “We’ve had five players under the age of 22 with us.” Newman says injuries and unavailability of senior players has opened the door for newcomers. “The club has won four premierships in recent years and the same players have played in most of them,” he says. “Some of the guys who have come into the team were playing in D grade last season.” One who has really impressed Newman is 15-year-old Harrison Knott. “He was playing in D-grade and under-16s as a batsman last season,” the coach says. “I saw him bowling off-spin at training and saw something and thought I’d give him a go. “He’s only new to bowling off-spin and once he gets the right temperament he will be a good bowler. “His bowling has been better than his figures show and we haven’t really helped by dropping catches.” Newman, who crossed from Melton Lions in the offseason, says Josh Smith, Steven Fogarty and Jesse James are others making the most of promotion to the senior team. He says the key now is to ensure the side doesn’t panic about poor results so far. “We’re a new group and taking a while to gel,” he says. “We have let ourselves down in the field and are working on that at training. “You only need to finish fourth and anything can happen. You only have to play two finals.” United’s fielding will need to improve immediately if it’s to beat Diggers Rest Bulla this weekend. After being dismissed for 96, United will need quick wickets. Diggers Rest will resume at 3-48. “We dropped two catches late so they should have been five down,” Newman said. “You have to always stay positive … if we can get a couple of wickets the pressure is on them.” Romsey has secured first innings points against Sunbury; Riddell is in the box seat against Gisborne; and Woodend is 3-42 chasing Bacchus Marsh’s 150. Harrison Knott (pictured) has been handy with the bat and a revelation with the ball. (Shawn Smits) 52 SUNBURY & MACEDON RANGES STAR WEEKLY \ OCTOBER 27, 2015
to be at the club for many years. “Joey, Ben, Grant and Alik have played at a good level and have played seniors longer than our younger players. We’re pretty excited but not getting carried away.” The Lions coach said almost all the 2015 list had re-signed for next year. “Ben Said has followed Jamie Elliott over to Riddell, where he will be coaching next season. He has our blessing,” Horwood said. “Our Calder Cannons boys, Mitch Conn, Dylan Tarczon and Jayden Eales, are all doing preseasons with VFL clubs.” The Lions start training on November 9 Tara Murray
Dragons seek new talent as core dwindles Gisborne is looking to add further talent to its women’s cricket program. The Dragons play in the CV Women’s Community Cricket Shield and have struggled with numbers early in the season. Dragons’ women’s cricket co-ordinator Sarah Gunn said the side had played the first two rounds with a player down. “We have a core group, but with players retiring, moving about and work, we don’t have a full team every week. “We have a lot of juniors coming through, but they’re a bit young to play in the seniors and there are only about five to six players available on Sundays.” Gunn said being a player down had had an impact on the field. “When you play the top sides, they can get a lot of balls through the field,” she said. “If we had the extra person, we might get them out a little quicker. With batting, you are essentially 1-0 before you start.” Gunn says the Dragons will welcome girls who want to join up. “They can come down to our practice sessions and be at any fitness level. We play T20 and one-day games, and train every Thursday. “Any level of experience is welcome. “We have a whole team of girls at under-12 level.” The Dragons enjoy being back in the Shield division. Due to a lack of teams playing the shield division last season, those participating were split between lower north-west and south-east divisions. The Dragons lost the T20 and one-day grand finals to Darebin in 2014-15’s north-west competition. “A few teams folded and there were not enough teams in the competition so we had to go down a grade,” Gunn said. “With more teams this year we’re back in the higher division. It means we have to travel more, but the games are better for us”. After starting the season with two losses, the Dragons finally have a win under their belt, having beaten Mt Martha in a T20 match on Sunday, making 4-137 off 20 overs while its opponent managed just 6-101. Gisborne’s men’s side will need quick wickets to beat Riddell in the Gisborne and District Cricket Association’s McIntyre Cup. The Dragons succumbed for just 129 and at stumps on day one Riddell was 1-21. Contact Sarah for women’s cricket on 0438 076 099, president@gisbornecc.com Tara Murray
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2020 COLORADO LS-X 4x 4x x4 4 CREW CAB PICKUP
37,990
$
1
DRIVEAWAY
COMMODORE SV6 SEDAN
34,990
$
CRUZE EQUIPE SPECIAL EDITION
RUN OUT -ONLY 4 LEFT
CAPTIVA 7 ACTIVE
20,990
$
DRIVEAWAY
2
DRIVEAWAY
WITH AUTO
29,990
$
3
DRIVEAWAY
SPECIAL EDITION
SEE HOLDEN.COM/LATESTOFFERS FOR DEALS ON A GREAT RANGE OF HOLDENS Max. sale price on 1. Colorado LS -X 4x4 Crew Cab Pickup Manual 2. Cruze Equipe Automatic 1.8L Petrol Sedan or Hatch 3. Captiva 7 Active 2WD Petrol Automatic sold and delivered by 31/10/15 unless extended, changed or while stocks last at participating Holden Dealers. Driveaway pricing includes Dealer delivery, stamp duty, 12 months registration and compulsory third party insurance. Excludes prestige paint. Private or ABN buyers only. Not available with other off ers. Five standard scheduled services for 45 months/75,000kms, whichever occurs first. Must service within 3,000kms/90 days of scheduled service date, whichever occurs first.
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for Quality pre-owned vehicles
FREE 3YR/175000KM WARRANTY ON ADVERTISED PRE-OWNED VEHICLES Manual, Low Kms, SUZUKI ALTO 5 DR HATCH A ATCH Ideal economical first car. ZFK117
MAZDA 3 SEDAN
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DRIVE AWAY
6,990
Suit First Car Buyer, Auto, History, Alloys. ZEJ210
PULSAR ST SEDAN Auto, Alloys, Full
Electrics, Balance Factory Warranty. IFH 6U0
13,990
Canopy, tow bar, Alloys, Manual. USF589
DRIVE AWAY
Auto, Full Electrics Turbo Diesel, 7 Seater Reg: IEK 4OY
Drive a Must. 1FV 4EZ
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15,990
$
NISSAN DUALIS TI-L 3 History, Auto,
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DRIVE AWAY
22,990
DRIVE AWAY
23,990
Tow bar, Bullbar, Snorkel. IDZ 8QR
$
DRIVE AWAY
Much sought after. ZQV141
Turbo Diesel
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33,990
DRIVE AWAY
39,990
$
24,990
Auto, Fully optioned, LANDCRUISER PRADO OK KAKAD K U Luxurious 4x4,
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2013 RA RAV V4 CRUISER 4X4
15,990
FG XR6 LIMITED EDITION UTE Auto, Full Elects, Sat Nav, Low Kms. ZHQ 799
$
Manual, Diesel, 2015 NISSAN NAV AVA AV VARA SILVERLINE Only 23,000kms,
28,990
Full History, Auto, Extremely Economical, Low Kms. XZF 864
DRIVE AWAY
$
$
CAMRY MRY HYBRID
Auto, Alloys, Full Elects, Leather. ZDC203
only 11,600 kms, Why Buy New, Stunning. IFV 4BL
DRIVE AWAY
13,990
$
$
2013 HYUNDAI VELOSTER Auto, Full electrics,
DRIVE AWAY
2013 VF SV6 MY14 Auto, Full Electrics, SPORTSWA PORTSW GON One Owner, Test PORTSWA
HONDA NDA CIVIC VTI-L HATCH A ATCH
14,990
19,990
DRIVE AWAY
13,990
$
$
Auto, 4cyl, Hatch, Low Kms. 1FD6AB
$
DRIVE AWAY
14,990
FORD FOCUS
DRIVE AWAY
DRIVE AWAY
NAVA NAV VARA D40 DUAL CAB ST-XX 4X4 UTILITY
12,990
$
Manual, Turbo Diesel, Low Kms, Bluetooth. B89SZ
$
$ PATHFI PA ATHFINDER ST 4X4
PEUGEOT 207 HDII W WAGON
Low kms, Bluetooth, One Owner. YNM 185
12,990
DRIVE AWAY
$
HYUNDAI ACCENT Auto, Alloys, Leather, PREMIUM HATCH HA Full Electrics
DRIVE AWAY
History, only 25,000 kms, One Owner Great Value. YPG 699
10,990
$
$
LANCER SX X SEDAN Manual, Full Electrics,
DRIVE AWAY
9,990
$
LANCER ES SPORTBACK Rear Sensors,
Manual, Full Electrics, Low Kms. Reg: ZVR 920
NISSAN ALMERA A ST
Auto Full Electrics Low kms Much Sought After BE QUICK Reg: UGH 259
68,990
$
$
FREE
$250
Genuine Accessories
LS OUTLANDER 2WD FROM
$27,490
DRIVE AWAY
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$21,990
DRIVE AWAY
31/10/2015.
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P.A. COMPARISON RATE*
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$
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(03) 9971 4444 55 SUNBURY & MACEDON RANGES STAR WEEKLY \ OCTOBER 27, 2015
INSTALL YOUR
FLOOR
THE CARPET & FLOORING SPECIALIST
BEFORE CHRISTMAS*1
AVAILABLE IN STORE ONLY
CARPET | TIMBER | LAMINATE | RUGS | BAMBOO | VINYL & VINYL TILES
SCOTCHGARD PROTECTED
™
99
$
EVERSTRAND ‘CITY SHORES’ CARPET CARPET ONLY*3
$
33m
2*3
EXCLUSIVE TO
SOLUTION-DYED NYLON ‘FLYNN’ CARPET CARPET ONLY*3
$
30m
2*3
EXCLUSIVE TO
ENTIRE HOME
CARPET
INSTALLATION*2
SMARTSTRAND FOREVER CLEAN
AVAILABLE IN 50 COLOURS
SMARTSTRAND ‘ACCENT’ CARPET
SMARTSTRAND ‘CHIC’ CARPET
CARPET ONLY*3
$
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32m
2*3
$
49m
EXCLUSIVE TO
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$
2*3
ENTIRE HOME PURCHASE ANY CARPET FROM OUR CATALOGUE WITH UNDERLAY AND
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WATER GARDENS
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