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All barriers broken A Sunbury Heights Primary School pupil is continuing to defy the odds, overcoming a birth defect, relative inexperience and the death of her mother on her way to picking up a swag of ribbons. Lilly Rowbottom, who started swimming in May, 2013, was the toast of her school after winning the 50-metre breaststroke and backstroke at a regional meet in Northcote last week. The nine-year-old’s sister and guardian, Megan Rowbottom, said Lilly had been unable to complete a couple of strokes or even breathe under water before starting intensive classes at Sunbury Aquatic and Leisure Centre. ‘‘She’s come so far, so quickly,’’ Ms Rowbottom said. ‘‘It’s been a real spin-out for us.’’ Lilly was born without a right hand after an amniotic band cut off circulation while she was in-utero. ‘‘When my mum was pregnant, we went for her 20-week ultrasound and Lilly’s hand was gone,’’ Ms Rowbottom said. ‘‘But we’ve always said she’s lucky because it could have wrapped around her neck. ‘‘Losing an arm versus what she could have lost – we’re grateful for that.’’ Ms Rowbottom said Lilly refused to let disability hold her back. ‘‘She’s the kind of kid who just tries to adapt to everything she can,” Ms Rowbottom said. ‘‘My own little one’s got a small motorbike, and obviously the throttle is on Lilly’s stump side. Realistically, she shouldn’t be able to ride it, but she’s got a baby bottle cap and a zip-tie tied to the throttle. She sticks her stump in it and makes it go. ‘‘She always comes up with little ways to get on with it. The only thing she really has trouble with is doing her hair and cutting her food.’’ Swimming has provided Lilly with a valuable outlet, especially since the death of her mother in November, 2014. ‘‘Mum was diagnosed with stage three cancer in October, 2013, and she passed away the next November,’’ Ms Rowbottom said. ‘‘Lilly’s swimming has certainly helped her. Even now, every Monday she does swimming … it’s just her favourite time of the week.’’ Ms Rowbottom leads a busy life herself, juggling caring for Lilly with the needs of four children of her own. She’s also studying to be a teacher’s aide and started her first placement at Sunbury Heights last week. ‘‘Trying to juggle it all, we’re busy, but we make it work,’’ Ms Rowbottom said, adding

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that extended family and the school had also provided great support. ‘‘You can’t stop life. You just get on with things.’’ Lilly’s family is waiting to hear if she will progress directly to the Schools Sports Victoria state titles, with the outcome dependent on a

points total. The grade 4 pupil dreams of one day becoming a Paralympic athlete. ‘‘She’s always on about that – that’s why she pushes herself so much,’’ Ms Rowbottom said. ‘‘Mum would be so proud.’’

Special-school push under way A support group is involved in talks that may lead to the creation of a dedicated specialist school at Kyneton. Macedon Ranges Central Victorian Autism Network is working on plans for a P-12 school catering for children with disabilities. As reported by Star Weekly Weekly, the network has previously floated the idea of an autism centre in the new Kyneton education precinct, amid reports that local schools had told parents they could guarantee a pupil’s safety for only three hours a day. Network spokeswoman Fiona Le Nepveu said their vision had been expanded to include children with other disabilities, in response to frustrations about the area’s lack of education options. ‘‘If you live in Woodend and to the south, you can go to Sunbury [and Macedon Ranges Specialist School], but if you live anywhere north of that, you have to go all the way to Bendigo,’’ she said. ‘‘We’re sending kids out of our community so then mum doesn’t get to do school pick-ups and meet other mums. Then, when the kids do work experience in secondary school, they don’t get to do it in their communities. We’ve got kids doing all these long trips on buses, which only adds to the pressure they face.’’ Ms Le Nepveu said Sunbury and Macedon Ranges Specialist School, which has a secondary campus at Bullengarook, was also nearing capacity. The proposed new school may follow the model of Port Phillip Specialist School in South Melbourne, which integrates therapists into its programs. ‘‘We think we’ve got the numbers to make it feasible,’’ Ms Le Nepveu said. ‘‘With the Kyneton education hub going ahead and a new primary school being built, it’s the right time to get it done.’’ Ms Le Nepveu has met with Macedon MP Mary-Anne Thomas’s office and acknowledges it is ‘‘early days’’, but she says supporters hope the school will not be far away. ‘‘We understand funding is difficult, but we’re also very prepared to fundraise and are looking into philanthropic and grant options.’’ Matt Crossman

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Fuel prices signal a ‘Sunbury tax’ By Matt Crossman Sunbury motorists continue to be victims of a ‘tax’ that petrol companies have yet to explain, according to a driver who is undertaking a detailed analysis of fuel prices. As reported by Star Weekly last December, motorist Steve Coughlan started comparing prices in Sunbury, Craigieburn and Bulla after a wave of social media complaints about discrepancies between unleaded prices in the three towns.

Last week, the going rate in Sunbury remained at least five to six cents per litre dearer than the other two towns, even as petrol prices dropped to less than a dollar in many areas. ‘‘I really can’t figure it out, and no one is able to tell me why,’’ Mr Coughlan said. ‘‘Christmas was a bit of an anomaly, but in the new year it’s just settled right back into rhythm with Sunbury motorists having to pay more. ‘‘Sometimes it can be up to 10 cents. Even six to seven cents a litre might not sound like a lot, but it sure adds up over a week.’’

Mr Coughlan called on petrol companies to explain the variation. ‘‘As I’ve said before, it’s just as easy to transport fuel to Sunbury as it is to Craigieburn. ‘‘It still seems that, for whatever reason, there is a Sunbury tax.’’ Mr Coughlan encouraged motorists in other areas to also follow pricing trends. ‘‘Then we can go to the companies, to the government, with hard facts,’’ he said. ‘‘That way they can’t say, ‘Oh, you just perceive it to be that way’.’’

Mr Coughlan, who is preparing to take his concerns to the Australian Competition and Consumer Commission, said responses from the social media accounts of BP and Coles Express had failed to shed any light. ‘‘They continue to say ‘we have a number of factors which determine our pricing’, but they won’t explain why Sunbury has to pay more,’’ he said. The Australian Convenience and Petroleum Marketers Association and BP did not respond. Coles Express does not comment on pricing.

Sunbury warm water pool gains funding

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Sunbury residents undergoing rehabilitation will no longer have to travel to access a warm water pool. Sunbury Leisure and Aquatic Centre has been earmarked for a $2 million upgrade, the day after its 50th anniversary celebrations. Local Government Minister Natalie Hutchins was in town to announce the Interface Growth Fund on Monday. She said a new 15 x 12 metre warm water pool meant the centre would be able to cater for a rapidly increasing population, with the number of people living in the town expected to increase by almost 50 per cent over the next 15 years. More than 10 per cent of Sunbury’s population is aged 65 or older. ‘‘The Sunbury warm water pool will provide a great facility for residents, who won’t need to travel to other areas to take their kids to the pool or for things like mobility classes,’’ Ms Hutchins said. Hume mayor Helen Patsikatheodorou said the exciting development would make the aquatic centre even more popular. ‘‘This town looked a lot different 50 years ago, and so did the pool site,’’ she said. ‘‘These improvements will ensure the centre meets the needs of the community well into the future. ‘‘The new pool will also make more spaces available in the existing 25-metre indoor pool.’’ The announcement comes less than a fortnight after Hume council purchased land for a new global learning centre and library in Macedon Street.

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World of lost arts comes to life ‘‘Things like Lost Trades springing up in recent years show there is growing recognition of the incredible skills of people in these crafts and trades,’’ Allen says. ‘‘It’s a great way to put it front and centre. ‘‘Too many people are under the false impression that things from China or wherever are cheaper and better. ‘‘But really, if you want quality and you want people like me to continue, you have to buy Australian-made, where possible.’’ Chair-makers, silversmiths, coopers,

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A Kyneton traffic cop whose police academy colleague was killed in the line of duty is training for a charity ride to a national memorial in Canberra. Leading Senior Constable Brett Magrath says he will look up the name of Rennie Page when he completes the 360-kilometre marathon, dubbed the Police Legacy Ride to the Wall, on May 16. Senior Constable Page died after being struck by a car while performing a routine traffic stop on the Hume Freeway near Benalla in 2005. About 60 officers from across Victoria will take part in this yearâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s three-day ride from Corryong on the NSW border to the national police memorial in Canberra. Money raised helps the families of fallen officers. Leading Senior Constable Magrath, who has been stationed at Kyneton since 1998, says itâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s a great way to honour the legacy of the 600-plus names featured on the memorial wall. â&#x20AC;&#x2DC;â&#x20AC;&#x2DC;Since I joined in 1994, thereâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s been more than a dozen officers from Victoria who have died, most of them from the traffic management unit,â&#x20AC;&#x2122;â&#x20AC;&#x2122; he says. â&#x20AC;&#x2DC;â&#x20AC;&#x2DC;It will be a personal thing for me, for sure. Rennie walked into the police academy the same day I did and, when he died, he was doing the exact same thing I do, day in and day out.â&#x20AC;&#x2122;â&#x20AC;&#x2122; Leading Senior Constable Magrath is putting in hundreds of kilometres in preparation for the event, starting on May 13. To donate, visit goo.gl/vCtWp

Detectives are seeking information about the theft of a coin collection from a house in Reservoir Road, Sunbury, on February 26. Information to 9302 8211

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Western Water has started work on a new sewer main on Barringo and Station roads, Gisborne. Contractors will stop work during school drop-off and pick up times. The project will take two months to complete.

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Close to $2000 was raised to help people in cyclone-ravaged Fiji as part of a community barbecue and fundraiser at Kyneton Botanic Gardens last Thursday.

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Dementia tally to soar By Matt Crossman Alarming new research shows the number of people living with dementia in Hume and the Macedon Ranges is expected to soar by more than 640 per cent over the next 35 years. A study commissioned by Alzheimer’s Australia has found that cases in Hume will increase from 1807 this year to more than 13,000 by 2050. In the Macedon Ranges, the number of people affected by dementia is set to climb from 718 to 5787.

Annual increases of more than six per cent a year are expected to give Hume the eighth-highest prevalence statewide (from 24th), while Macedon Ranges will go from 43rd in Victoria to 27th. The figures have prompted calls for greater investment in support services, including dementia-specific facilities, and education campaigns to improve public awareness. Alzheimer’s Australia chief executive Maree McCabe said that by 2050 everyone will be affected by dementia, either by diagnosis or knowing someone with the disease.

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She said a ‘‘massive shift’’ was needed so people could recognise early warning signs and understand how and where to access information and support. She said increased awareness would reduce the stigma and lessen the social isolation of sufferers and families. Hume council city communities director Margarita Caddick said all levels of government must increase services for people with dementia as the population continues to age. Council-based home care staff will take part in specific Alzheimer’s Australia training to enhance their skills.

Sunbury dog owners are being warned to keep their pets leashed in areas targeted by Hume council’s annual rabbit control program. Bait is being used in areas with high rabbit populations, including Emu Bottom Wetlands, Parkway Reserve and Glade Reserve. The council will also fumigate burrows at Albert Road Reserve, Sunbury Fields estate, Emu Valley Reserve and The Nook, until April 8. Follow up works may be carried out after inspections in May and June. Mayor Helen Patsikatheodorou said rabbits cause serious problems, including erosion and the destruction of native vegetation. “The rabbits graze to an extraordinary level, and this makes it hard for native vegetation to regenerate,’’ she said. “The pests cause soils to erode, and they take away food that is relied on by native animals.” While the council is using an oat-based bait considered to be of low risk to domestic animals, pet owners are urged to keep dogs on leash in affected areas. Cr Patsikatheodorou also urged landowners in adjoining areas to undertake rabbit control measures. “Council works hard to stay on top of rabbits, partly because they breed so well,’’ she said. “A female European rabbit can give birth to 28 kittens in just one year, and each kitten is able to move onto new areas of land at just three months of age.”

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People wanting to manage garden pests without resorting to chemicals are being encouraged to take part in a free workshop at Woodend Neighbourhood House this Saturday. Local permaculture expert Mariette Tuohey (pictured) will share sustainable and non-toxic gardening methods from 10am until noon. She says the hands-on class will show people how to achieve a balanced ecosystem in their backyards. The workshop will cover topics including garden and soil ecology, pest identification and design principles. ‘‘The end result … is a garden that is biodiverse, eliminating the chance of a big outbreak of pests,’’ Ms Tuohey says. Bookings: 5421 9674 Matt Crossman

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Women given counsel By Matt Crossman Sunbury and Macedon Ranges councillors have echoed the Victorian Local Governance Association’s calls for more women to stand as candidates in October’s council elections. With women comprising fewer than 35 per cent of the state’s 631 councillors, the association is campaigning to increase the level of female representation this year. GoWomenLG 2016 urges women involved in community life to consider standing and calls on councillors and local government

employees to share information about how the system works. Hume mayor Helen Patsikatheodorou said women were under-represented in council chambers. Just three of Hume’s 11 councillors are female. ‘‘We should have at least five women on council if our decision makers are truly and fairly representing the make-up of our community,’’ she said. Two of the nine Macedon Ranges councillors are women.

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Cr Sally Piper said female councillors could provide different and valuable perspectives. ‘‘That’s why we want gender equality,’’ she said. “Generally, councils are great at supporting women in local government. “There’s childcare rebates and so on. Women need to realise there is support and flexibility there.’’ Cr Piper urged anyone with experience at board level to put their hand up. ‘‘We want experienced people who are used to dealing with budgets and making big decisions.’’

Golden days celebrated A pool party was the perfect 50th anniversary celebration last Sunday for Sunbury Aquatic and Leisure Centre, a training ground for the likes of Olympic gold medallist Chantelle Newbery and Paralympion Chris Mullins. The centre, which also helped develop AFL footballer James Kelly and Olympic swimmer Samantha Hamill, opened on March 6, 1966. What started as a 50-metre outdoor pool became a major sports centre in May 1989, when the then Bulla council unveiled an indoor pool, gym, spa and steam room, and childcare centre. An expanded gym was opened in 1992, with another expansion completed in 2006. Hume mayor Helen Patsikatheodorou said the council hoped to add a warm water pool in coming years. People are invited to the cutting of a giant birthday cake at the centre at 10am this Friday.

Lancefield features in a new advertising campaign that encourages Melburnians to rediscover country Victoria. The Wander Victoria regional tourism campaign was launched by Premier Daniel Andrews last week and includes vision of a farmers market in the town’s High Street plantation. Details: www.wandervictoria.com.au

Women’s day health talk

Sunbury Community Health executive manager Bernie Hetherington will speak at an International Women’s Day event organised by year 9 Salesian College student Michaela Frantz. The event is from 1-2pm today, March 8. Full story: www.starweekly.com.au

Woodend hit by graffiti

Police are hunting vandals responsible for a spate of graffiti in Anslow Street, Woodend. A smiley face and the words ‘Spaz 3214’, ‘Coery’ and ‘Rabbit Trap’ were sprayed on items including a car door, shop wall, planter pot, give-way sign, letter box and gate, between 10.30pm on February 26 and 11am the next day. Information to Kyneton police on 5421 2900 or Crime Stoppers on 1800 333 000.

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More than 40 cyclists will ride into Woodend and Gisborne as part of Ronald McDonald House’s Ride for Sick Kids. The group will arrive at Holgate Brewhouse, Woodend, about 3.30pm on Tuesday, March 8, from Bendigo. They then head to a fundraiser at Pitruzzello Estate at 7pm. Helen Patsikatheodorou with Tyler, Kaylee-Shae and Marley. (Joe Mastroianni)

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A twilight conversation

Miles Franklin award-winning author Sofie Laguna will feature in the Twilight School’s first conversation of the year at Rupertswood, from 6pm this Wednesday. She will also take questions from the audience after her chat with host Bruno Lettieri. Cost: $10. ■ 9744 0085

To enter, click on the WIN tab at www. starweekly.com.au and follow the prompts. Entries close at 11.59pm on Sunday, March 13 and will be drawn at 9am the next day at 380 City Road, Southbank, 3006. Entrants must be over 18 years old and reside in Victoria. See our competition terms & conditions for more details. All winners will be contacted direct by the prize supplier and within seven days of the winners being drawn.

All-garages sale

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Arts roar into town

Close to 400 entries are expected for this year’s Woodend Lions Art Show. Presented in partnership with Macedon Ranges Arts Trail, the annual event is at St Ambrose Hall from this Saturday until Monday. Limited tickets are available for a gala opening and pre-show sale on Friday. ■ 0438 363 242 Pick up a bargain at a whole town garage sale in Riddells Creek. The neighbourhood house-organised event is from 8am to 5pm on March 19. ■ 5428 7836

SunFest fun on

Farmers to market

Tylden Uniting Church will hold a car boot sale on Labour Day. Book a site for $10. Tylden Uniting Church, Trentham Road, 9am. ■ 5424 8218

Sample the best local produce at the next Kyneton Farmers Market in St Pauls Park from 9am-1pm this Saturday.

Rose working bee

A working bee will be held at Bulla’s Alister Clark Memorial Rose Garden from 9am-1pm this Friday. BYO boots, gloves. ■ 9205 2306

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SunFest celebrates its 40th anniversary from March 18-20. Apply now for stalls, a fun run, street parade and talent quests. ■ www.sunfest.org.au

Clearing the boot

20-year reunion

Past pupils, families and staff are being invited to help Gisborne’s Holy Cross Primary School celebrate its 20th

anniversary on March 18. Starts 6pm. Bring your own picnic, drinks and chair. ■ 5428 3333

Sportsman’s night

Basketball great Chris Anstey and AFL media star Luke Darcy will be at Sunbury Lions Football Club’s next sportsman night. Ultima Function Centre, Keilor Park, from 7pm on March 18. Cost: $120 per person. ■ goo.gl/EVzWt1

The Macedon Ranges Health Centre turns one this month We invite the entire community to celebrate this 1219674-AM09-16

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• Financial Planning for Beyond Retirement @ 2.00pm - Nixon Financial Services • Training on dealing with Anxiety, depression and personal resilience @ 3.30pm • Speech Pathology Screening Sessions available for 4-7 year olds (15 min sessions) • 15% off storewide at our pharmacy (excludes scripts) • 15 min massage sessions • Womens Health session at 11am t) peech Pathologis Laura Hansen (S ames for session g g n si u t n ie cl and

• Kozy Corner Cafe 15% off Please note all sessions require you to pre-book. Please phone 5428 0300 or email healthcare@mrh.org.au These services will be provided as part of our birthday celebrations.

Macedon Ranges Health At the heart of a healthy community

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Fields reveal buried treasure be tuned into its behaviour to gauge this.

Georgie Patterson has no qualms about visiting Daylesford’s renowned Lake House restaurant wearing her work clothes and muddy gumboots.

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“I happen to believe that field spaniels are ideal as truffle finders, but, really, any dog could be trained to do it. ‘He’d be dynamite, mate’, is how I put it recently to an older gentleman when he laughingly asked if his chihuahua could find truffles.”

When truffle harvesting season begins in June each year, Georgie can be seen around her Trentham-centred patch, delivering truffles to chefs including Alla Wolf-Tasker (Lake House co-owner and food legend) and the renowned Annie Smithers, among many other local restaurateurs who want to add truffle magic to their dishes.

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The common view that truffles carry an exorbitant price tag is one that Georgie would love to see put to bed.

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She also has household cooks lining up at the farmhouse gate to snaffle the best harvest pickings. Georgie has been in the truffle game for about eight years, harvesting the funky, earthy, sought-after nuggets of fungus growing under her evergreen and deciduous trees. Because pigs, being pigs, ate most of the truffles they found, dogs are now the go-to treasure finders. Georgie breeds field spaniels for the task, beautifully trained and expertly managed. She also has potential companions for sale.

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“The dogs love their truffle job,” says Georgie. “They’re trained to know that, once they’re put in harness, they’re off on a hunt. In fact, they somehow know the day before the hunt – dogs are such sense-driven animals.

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“A well-trained dog can do only an hour’s sniffing before it goes off, and we need to

“And truffle cultivation is no walk in the park. It can be a hit-and-miss business, a bit of a mystery in its process … it involves quite a bit of care to encourage inoculated (oak or hazelnut) trees to produce. Soil has to be prepared and tested regularly, trees need correct watering and pruning, and it’ll be a six- or seven year wait to see if you have success. One out of 10 trees producing is about average.” So, if you’re yet to sample the delights of truffles, put it on your must-try list … and think of Georgie in her gumboots. Carole Levy 10005751-01-a11Feb©MMP

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“When you consider that 10 grams of truffle for each person would be enough to make a dish memorable, it works out about $30 for a dinner party – the price of a bottle of wine.

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MACEDON 64 Victoria Street, 3440 Kennedy & Hunt Real Estate: 5428 2544

KYNETON 8 Lauriston Street, 3444

Price: Contact agent

Private sale

RT Edgar: 5427 1222 Price: $535,000 – $575,000

Private sale

Marazion brings a touch of Cornwall to the country lifestyle of Macedon. Combining cottage charm with on-trend amenities, this house really is picture perfect. Set on a block of about 1500 square metres, and within walking distance of the town centre, there is heaps of space here. The lounge room and a large sitting room are separate, the latter flowing into the open-plan family-meals area, which has timber dado panelling and glass sliders to the verandah. The kitchen has lots of cupboard space, a wall oven and gas cooktop. There are three bedrooms, two with built-in wardrobes, while the main has a walk-in wardrobe and an en suite. The return timber-decked verandah offers views over the established gardens, and there’s also a barbecue area built in here. The house has air-conditioning and there’s a double garage alongside.

A perfect little gem of a Victorian streetside, this has period finery on display inside as well – Baltic floorboards, gorgeous red sidelights on the front door, a central hallway with corbelled arch and painted dado panels, deep skirts, stepped cornices on 3.6-metre ceilings, and original fireplaces. The kitchen and bathroom decor retains the heritage mood. Three large bedrooms (one with fireplace) share a big bathroom, with a clawfoot tub and period-style vanity. A living room at the front, with fireplace, could be a fourth bedroom. A lovely family-meals area adjoins the kitchen with access to a pergola. The rustic kitchen has a slow-combustion stove set in a brick fireplace, timber cabinetry, an island bench with gas cooktop beneath a suspended rangehood, a dishwasher and gorgeous leadlight window. There’s gas ducted heating, solar panels and a double garage. The property of about 717 square metres has established gardens.

ROMSEY 23 Jinker Way, 3434 Chess Property Consultants: 5429 5544

Price: $420,000

GISBORNE 3/80A Howey Street, 3437 Private sale

Brad Teal: 5428 2800

Price: Contact agent

Private sale

On a block of about 1700 square metres, this owner built and well-constructed steel framed house has three bedrooms and separate living spaces. Two of the bedrooms have built-in wardrobes while the main has a walk-in wardrobe and an en suite. A bay window in the separate lounge room lets in plenty of light, and further back is an open-plan family-meals area. The kitchen has timber cabinetry and slate flooring underfoot, and there’s heaps of cupboard space, a walk-in pantry, dishwasher, electric cooktop and a wall oven. Outside there is a cosy brick-paved pergola, with a built-in barbecue that faces the big yard. further back is a gazebo. From the study, there’s access to the double garage-workshop, which has fitted benches, power and lights. The house also has broadband Internet.

These three new three-bedroom units are up for grabs and are an inviting prospect for savvy investors. Each of the units combines a modern and fresh design with on-trend amenities. Two of the bedrooms have built-in wardrobes and the main has a walk-in wardrobe and an en suite. The family-meals zone is warmed by the northern sun and the kitchen has Smeg stainless-steel appliances, stone benchtops, tiled splashback and plenty of pantry space. From the meals area, there’s access to an integrated, timber-decked alfresco space and back gardens. The units have bamboo floorboards, solar hot water, ducted heating, Daikin inverter heating/cooling and a remote-controlled double garage.

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SUNBURY 15 Munch Place, 3429 Leading Real Estate: 9744 2244

Price: $790,000 – $850,000

Just as lots of renovated original Victorians have a layout and décor flow where period features at the front give way to a more contemporary vibe towards the back, so too does this reproduction Victorian in Headland Park estate. It’s a graceful abode, with stepped cornices on 2.7-metre ceilings, deep skirts, a couple of rosettes, two period-style fire surrounds, elegant drapes, new wool carpet and gorgeous hardwood floorboards. But it also has a dash of exposed bricks-and-trusses oomph in a spa room,

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while the kitchen and bathrooms can lay claim to timeless appeal. And it all flows. No less than five living zones offer an old-world lounge room with a gas log fire; a separate rumpus room with exposed brick walls and a bar; a big family room with wood heater; a great meals zone; and an upstairs living room-cum-retreat with a balcony. The kitchen has timber cupboards and drawers, a big walk-in pantry, a stainless-steel dishwasher and a 900mm

gas cooker and canopy rangehood. Three downstairs bedrooms share a bathroom and separate toilet. There’s also a powder room off the rumpus room. Two bedrooms up top include the main, with a walk-in wardrobe and an en suite with tub and dual basins. French doors open from both family and rumpus rooms to a timber deck under sails – this is a private space courtesy of a high old-brick wall and timber screen, behind which steps lead to a paved area with a wood-fired pizza oven.

The meals zone also has french doors, to a spa room where exposed bricks and trusses are on show. This has a strong focus on entertainment and family fun. Gas ducted heating, two evaporative cooling units, ducted vacuum and security systems, LED downlights and two underhouse storage areas are features. A remote-controlled double garage and established gardens, are on the block of about 1159 square metres. Carole Levy 11 SUNBURY & MACEDON RANGES STAR WEEKLY \ MARCH 8, 2016

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102 MAIN STREET, STREET ROMSEY MSE 3434 MSEY

5429 5544

OPEN 7 DAYS DA www.chessproper www.chesspr .chessproperty.com.au ty $695,000

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NULLA VALE/LANCEFIELD

$599,000

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Peace & Quiet - Yet Close to the Airport

“A Special Touch of Magic” - 20 acres

❙ 3 x bedrooms with new BIR’s ❙ Good quality bathroom, with claw-foot bath 3 ❙ New well-appointed electric kitchen with butler sink, dishwasher ❙ Spacious family room/meals area 1 ❙ Solid fuel heater provides hot water to cast iron radiators ❙ Reverse cycle air-conditioner and ceiling fan ❙ Ample water storage (40,000 l) in three solid tanks & power to the grid 4

❙ 3 bedrooms with ample storage ❙ Very elegant ensuite and a stylish guest bathroom ❙ Library / 2nd living room ❙ Wonderful open-plan kitchen/meals/dining ❙ Massive shed to hold tractors/trailers with power & concrete floor ❙ 200,000L water tank & a 3.2kw solar system ❙ 5 paddocks for grazing or crops + 2 dams

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Walk Right in and Relax! ❙ Large main bedroom with modern ensuite & WIR ❙ Bedrooms 2 & 3 suits queen size beds with large BIRs ❙ Fourth bedroom/study or rumpus room is an excellent size ❙ Fabulous open plan kitchen/meals/living ❙ Modern family bathroom ❙ Excellent Laundry ❙ Double garage under roof

A Fantastic Family Home! 2000m2 ❙ Four very large bedrooms – main with large ensuite & BIR’s ❙ Bedrooms 2 & 3 easily take a queen bed & boast WIR’s ❙ Bedroom 4 is a spacious double room with BIR’s ❙ Light, airy and very spacious lounge room ❙ Open plan kitchen (all electric), family/meals area ❙ Wonderful decked & covered outdoor entertainment area ❙ Level block provides plenty of space for chooks or a big shed!

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$435,000

ROMSEY

Home with a View ❙ Large master bedroom with WIR & ensuite ❙ Two other bedrooms - good size rooms with BIRs ❙ Formal Lounge . Formal Dining ❙ Large family/rumpus room with gas log heater ❙ Open plan Kitchen/Meals with large pantry ❙ Laundry plus family bathroom ❙ Double car garage under roof

$645,000

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❙ Main bedroom with full ensuite and WIR ❙ Bedrooms 2, 3, 4 and 5 have BIR's ❙ TV room, library, sitting room or play room ❙ Splendid, brand new large kitchen offering all new appliances ❙ Undercover in-ground pool and spa ❙ Very large family bathroom ❙ Open fire place, electric wall heaters in bedrooms & solid fuel heater

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$420,000

“Easy Living” – 2000m2

5 2 2

$415,000

ROMSEY

“Ideal Home or Perfect Investment” ❙ Main bedroom with walk-through-robe and ensuite ❙ Bedrooms 2 & 3 are double rooms & BIR ❙ L-shaped lounge and dining ❙ Large kitchen opening to the family meals area ❙ Laundry ❙ Attractive family bathroom ❙ Very large under cover outdoor entertainment area

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$696,000

LANCEFIELD

“A Vision Splendid” - 22 acres ❙ Master bedroom with ensuite and built-in-robes ❙ Bedrooms 2, 3 & 4 all have built-in-robes ❙ Formal Lounge ❙ Dining room and large family room with cathedral ceilings ❙ Spacious study ❙ Fabulous country kitchen with an impressive walk-in-pantry ❙ Family bathroom and large laundry

“Outstanding Lifestyle and Location” – 3433m2

ROMSEY

❙ Main bedroom with BIR & an outlook to the garden ❙ Second double bedroom with BIR ❙ Third bedroom / study ❙ Lovely & light lounge/dining with gas log fire & split-system ❙ Play room or formal dining with built-in-storage ❙ Bathroom, separate toilet, separate shower room ❙ Undercover outdoor entertainment area & double garage/shed

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$315,000

ROMSEY

Carlton Style, Romsey Address - 1000m2 4 2 3

❙ Large main bedroom ❙ Lounge with high decorative ceilings and solid fuel heater ❙ Charming open plan kitchen/meals ❙ Rear Deck and BBQ area ❙ Spacious and glamorous bathroom with corner spa ❙ Laundry ❙ A bungalow suitable as a home office, studio

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Sunbury Pty Ltd

15 Munch Place, Sunbury

20 Renton Court, Sunbury

5A2B2C

OLDE WORLD VICTORIAN OPULENCE! Set in the prestigious and ever popular Headland Park Estate at the end of a quiet court offer off ing, formal lounge, dining area, pool/games room, central kitchen, family and meals area. Upstairs includes rumpus room. Accommodation offers off 3 bedrooms downstairs with BIR’s and central bathroom, master bedroom with FES & WIR, plus another bedroom located upstairs. Additional features include, ducted heating, evaporative cooling, security alarm and more!

Price: $790,000 to $850,000 Inspection: BY APPOINTMENT Photo ID required Contact: Adam Sacco 0409 033 644 adam.sacco@leadingrealestate.com.au

Price: $470,000 to $520,000 Inspection: Saturday 12:15pm to 12:45pm Photo ID required Contact: Adam Sacco 0409 033 644 adam.sacco@leadingrealestate.com.au

3 Westminster Grove, Sunbury

Unit 7/49 Brook Street, Sunbury

3A3B2C

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SCENIC VIEWS FROM THE HILL!

DOWNSIZE WITHOUT THE SQUEEZE!

Situated in the ever popular Jacksons Hill estate stands a proud home born yesterday with commanding scenic views of Sunbury’s y’ y’s rolling hills. This tri-level home offers off formal front lounge and an open plan family room combining the meals area and a functional kitchen. Accommodating 3 bedrooms including main bedroom complete with WIR, ensuite. Additional features include ducted heating, evap cooling, security alarm system, double lock-up garage and more!

Brilliantly positioned just minutes from the heart of Sunbury’s y’ main town centre. y’s A spacious light filled kitchen overlooking the living areas offers off an abundance of storage space and a large corner pantry which will please and also fitted with quality appliances with plenty of space to work. Accommodation includes three generous sized bedrooms with an oversized main with wall to wall BIR’s which share a well-appointed central bathroom.

Price: $545,000 to $595,000 Inspection: Saturday 10.45am to 11.15am Photo ID required Contact: Adam Sacco 0409 033 644 adam.sacco@leadingrealestate.com.au

Price: $340,000 to $360,000 Inspection: Saturday 10:45am to 11:15am Photo ID required Contact: Adam Sacco 0409 033 644 adam.sacco@leadingrealestate.com.au

7 Tasman Court, Sunbury 3A2B1C

Unit 1/507-509 Elizabeth Drive, Sunbury

WARMTH AND CHARACTER...

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Step into the market and benefit from this gorgeous home hidden away in a quiet court location! With a formal sunken lounge, updated kitchen and stainless steel appliances and meals area with sliding doors out to an undercover entertaining area. Accommodation includes 3 bedrooms, main with WIR and ensuite plus a central bathroom. Additional features include natural gas ducted heating, air conditioner, nditioner tandem double nditioner, garage and much more!

Fresh and modern with a contemporary open style layout offers off a functional kitchen with stainless steel appliances which overlooks the meals area and living zone.Outside offers off landscaped gardens and undercover alfresco. Accommodation has main bedroom with ensuite and WIR with two bedrooms with BIR’s and bathroom. Additional features include single car garage, evaporative cooling, ducted heating, 2,000 Ltr water tank plus more!

Price: $345,000 to $365,000 Contact: Adam Sacco 0409 033 644 adam.sacco@leadingrealestate.com.au

Price: $330,000 to $360,000 Inspection: Saturday 10.00am to 10.30am Photo ID required Contact: Adam Sacco 0409 033 644 adam.sacco@leadingrealestate.com.au

Unit 5/55 Brook Street, Sunbury

41 Border Boulevard, Sunbury

2A1B1C

4A2B2C

ST STANDING PROUD WITHIN THE TOWNSHIP!

INVEST OR NEST!

TIME FOR AN UPGRADE?

Tucked away in central Brook Street in the much sought afte af r Dunblane Gardens complex! Wth a contemporary living plan, kitchen comprising stainless steel appliances, doors from the living area onto the decking and landscaped courtyard. Accommodation includes 2 bedrooms with BIR’s and a central bathroom. Additional features include cooling and ducted heating, quality blinds and more!

This has been beautifully appointed throughout, delivering a lifest lif yle of quality and convenience. Off ing large formal lounge, rumpus room, Offer and gallery style kitchen overlooking the meals area leading out the decked alfresco. Accommodation includes four bedrooms including master with ensuite and WIR plus a further 3 bedrooms with BIR’s and central bathroom. Additional features include ducted heating, evaporative cooling, 16 solar panels, water tanks and so much more!

Price: $340,000 to $360,000 Inspection: Saturday 11.30am to 12.00pm Photo ID required Contact: Adam Sacco 0409 033 644 adam.sacco@leadingrealestate.com.au

Price: $445,000 to $480,000 Inspection: Saturday 1.00pm to 1.30pm Photo ID required Contact: Adam Sacco 0409 033 644 adam.sacco@leadingrealestate.com.au

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THINK BIG! Privately set amongst tranquil surroundings here is a grand scale home set in a quiet court location. Accommodation offers off 5 bedrooms with main including double WIR’s and ensuite plus central bathroom. The home offers off formal lounge and dining, central family room with adjoining rumpus/ pool room plus an undercover outdoor entertaining area. Additional features include double lockup garage, evaporative cooling, ducted heating, and much more!

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Feel at home. Coimadai 5 Bennetts Lane

Gisborne 22 Gordon Boulevard

5 6 7 Resort-Style Living On Approximately 1.25 Acres

4 2 4 Show Stopper Home With Views, Pool And Convenience

Meticulously designed five bedroom, six bathroom residence with sparkling pool boasts magnificent views over the Macedon Ranges and city. Formal/informal living spaces, dining, home theatre, gym/office, stone Miele kitchen with butlerâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s pantry overlooking a vast alfresco deck. Featuring uncompromising attention to detail - the lavishness of this tranquil rural haven cannot be overstated.

Custom-designed four bedroom plus study home embraces Mt Macedon views from impressive alfresco area with solar-heated pool. On a corner block approx. 1048m2 with dual street access, it delivers theatre/rumpus, open living/dining/gourmet kitchen. Four car garaging, heating/cooling, intercom, alarm, 5KW solar system, 3000 litre tank. Close to schools and freeway, it's the ultimate package!

Private Sale Open Sat 1.00-1.30pm Contact Jo Peel 0419 354 294 Craig Teal 0418 144 796 Office Gisborne 5428 2800

Private Sale Open Inspect By Appointment Price $850,000-$870,000 Contact Jo Peel 0419 354 294 Office Gisborne 5428 2800

Sunbury 480 Settlement Road

Sunbury 56 The Old Stock Run

3 1 2 Set Your Spirit Free In Rural Sunbury

5 2 6 Country Living On A Grand Scale

Set on 32 acres approx. this three bedroom home with panoramic valley and city views and a 15m heated indoor pool is unique. Improvements include a dam, goat run, sheds, stables, chicken pens and 14 kennels as a potential income stream (STCA). Fully fenced and extremely versatile with both formal and informal living areas, itâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s ready for you to unleash all the potential it presents.

Set in the esteemed Rolling Meadows estate, on approx. 1999m2, this outstanding five bedroom plus study family home combines classic design with timeless grandeur. Multiple living areas combine with a functional floor plan to promote exceptional family living with modern convenience. Impressive extras and an enviable locale, minutes to premium amenities, this home exceeds expectations.

Private Sale Open Sat 1.00-1.30pm Price $935,000 Contact Andrew Bearman 0487 264 325 Karen Muir 0401 752 523 Office Sunbury 9744 2555

Private Sale Open Sat 12.30-1.00pm Price $750,000 Contact Lance Long 0473 026 491 Brad Teal 0411 753 230 Office Sunbury 9744 2555

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GISBORNE Real Estate MACEDON RANGES Real Estate

APPROX 7327 SQM

OPEN THURSDAY 3.00-3.30PM

GISBORNE

22 ORMEROD COURT NEW GISBORNE

In a highly desirable and prestigious court, this substantial brick residence is on an enormous regular shaped block of 7327SQM. The home is comprised of four big bedrooms, (master with ensuite) study, study lounge, kitchen/living room, 2 bathrooms and a sauna! There is great shedding, a triple size garage,a double carport, a workshop/storage shed. This is opportunity plus for application for subdivision (STCA).

188 STATION ROAD

Attention investors, first home buyers and retirees. On a service road only approx 800 metres to New Gisborne station. The property neighbours with the new Ranges Medical Centre, Warrina Village, the local child minding, school, recreational park and tennis courts. 3 BR, natural gas ducted heating, light filled kitchen (overlooking the lovely shady gardens,) and an open plan lounge/dining room, garage. There’s e’ a European laundry, good storage and a fresh bathroom/shower, sep. w.c. Approx 800sqm. e’s

Contact Agent

$452,500

3177 SQM & REAR ACCESS

HUGE SHED & REAR ACCESS

MACEDON

50 GRANDVIEW AVENUE GISBORNE

6 OLIVIA COURT

REAR ACCESS ADDS BONUS TO COUNTRY HOME. On 3177SQM, this home has contemporary styling, sunny aspects and views! Consisting of 4 BR, ES, open plan lounge/living and dining, country kitchen with servery. Nth facing conservatory and sep studio/home office/home theatre with own - entrance. Ideal work from home.DLUG and carport. Full sized fenced tennis court, with easy access - ideal shed site (STCA.)

Approx 48 squares (450Sqm) residence has rooms for everyone and everything! Comp: Five huge bedrooms, 4 bathrooms, fine-dining and formal lounge, downstairs study plus upstairs study (with office storage and gym) kitchen, family room, plus separate rumpus. Ideal for grand entertaining and family living, or work from home. DLUG and Massive quality shed on huge block of 2669SQM (approx) with access from Mill Street. Walk to town, cafes caf and park. Enormous and lovely!

E.S.R. $699,000-$725,000

E.S.R $780,000-$820,000

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73 MAHONEYS ROAD, RIDDELLS CREEK

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CORNERSTONE TO A GREAT GREA LIFESTYLE

E.S.R $590,000-$610,000 Janis Paul 0417 560 897

With side access to this 1216SQM corner block, this positively lovely residence of 4 bedrooms, plus home office (own entry) exudes a strong sense of charm being sandstone brick style, high ceilings, and expansive living areas. There’s e’ a remote controlled gate to the double garage, gas ducted heating, a e’s HRV system, a split system and a s.c. wood heater. The modern kitchen/dining area overlooks the very picturesque court yard and play areas. A fabulous blend of Edwardian and French provincial delight! Walk to the local school, the train station, shops, and all Riddell Creeks’ wonderful community services.

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

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Macedon 64 Victoria Street

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Cottage Charm – Village Position. Land Approx. 1500m2 Attractive street presence, established garden, easy walking distance to all amenities & great accommodation. 3 bedrms, kitchen/meals/ living rm, lounge, ensuite & family bathrm. Decking/e / ntertaining space; garage/w /e / orkshop. /w Make this property your own & revel in the convenience & charm of country life.

Sale by Tender Details: T nder closes 31st March 2016 or earlier by Te agreement.

Viewing Times: By appointment.

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A3 B2 C2 Gisborne 9 Freeman Court

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Quality home. Prestigious location with outstanding views to Mt Macedon – 1,806sqm (approx.)

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Perched in an elevated, end of court location. Four bedrooms (ensuite & WIR to master), with open plan living as well as a formal lounge to escape to. Features floating floors, alfresco area, ducted gas heating, air con, ceiling fans & alarm. Parkland & playground at its door step. Grab this opportunity!

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KENNEDY D & HUNT REAL ESTA DY TAT TA ATE 33 Brantome St, Gisborne, Victoria, 3437 Ph: (03) 5428 2544 • Fax: (03) 5428 2816

Gisborne 19 Pleasant View Court

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A4 B2 C2

Mount Macedon and Macedon are more affordable than you think! Here are a few gorgeous properties, all under $800,000

Location, affordability & tranquility. Land approx. 670m2 This contemporary family home includes 3 bedrms, master with WIR & ensuite, bathroom & WC, study (or 4th bedrm) with built in cupboards, 2 living areas & laundry. The galley kitchen, overlooks the dining & lounge with a lovely garden outlook. Features integrated garage with storage, shed & water tank. Move in & enjoy the convenience!

Private Sale Details: $485,000 - $505,000

Viewing Times: Saturday 11.00 - 11.30am

Property Info:

A3 B2 C2

Mount Macedon 10 Cheniston Road

Mount Macedon 24 Blanche Parade

Beautiful surrounds, brilliant location and mature mountain garden of approx 2,000m2

Enchanting Mount Macedon Cottage on large allotment 6,300m2 (approx.)

Price range $640,000-$670,000

Price range $645,000-$685,000

Gisborne 32 Frith Road Attractive home with views & a treasure of a garden! Land Approx. 937m2. Offers 3 bedrms, library/ y/s y/ /study, y ensuite, bathrm, y, formal lounge/d / ining, kitchen/meals/family /d overlooking the leafy garden & entertaining area. Character features, high ceilings, bay windows & balcony all add to the charm of this property. Dbl garage & storeroom are a bonus. Walking distance to town – you’ll love it!

Private Sale Details: $645,000

Viewing Times: By appointment.

Property Info:

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A3 B2 C2

L SO Macedon 64 Victoria Street

Mount Macedon 51 Douglas Parade

‘Marazion’. Cottage Charm. Village position. Land approx 1500m2

"Orana". Affordable mountain charm.

Contact Agent

www.kennedyandhunt.com.au

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

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Gisborne South 49 Heard Crescent

Gisborne 51 Frith Road

Country lifestyle at its best!

Time to invest in a great location! Land approx. 780m2.

One of South Gisborne’s landmark properties situated on 6 acres. This substantial 60 square home comprises 5 bedrms, 2 ensuites, 2 bathrms, gourmet kitchen, meals/lounge with views to Melbourne. The home is further enhanced with extensive storage, family room, study, udy rumpus & stunning indoor swimming udy, pool. Well positioned for easy commuting, this home is affordable & unequalled.

Neat & tidy inside & out this property offers 3 bedrooms, large living area, 3-way bathroom & ensuite. Established garden, dbl carport & dbl garage. Walk to all facilities, enjoy the ease of maint. or simply invest for the future. Opportunity to obtain a comfortable home in a sought after location. Estimated rental return of approx. $1520 per calendar month.

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$465,000

Viewing Times:

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By appointment.

Property Info:

A5 B4 C2

Property Info:

A3 B2 C2

Gisborne 27 Howey Street

Gisborne 4 Acacia Court

‘Monaghan’ Californian Bungalow. A timeless gem.

Neat as a pin! Sought after location on 800m2 approx.

Privately sited behind a lush hedge, this freshly renovated Californian Bungalow has been given a striking makeover. Comprising both formal & informal living spaces with 3 dbl bedrms, with fireplace & ensuite to master. Also features an artist’s studio & garage/wo age/ rkshop. This is a age/wo unique opportunity to secure a character filled property, operty close to all that Gisborne has to offer. operty,

Affordable & attractive home in a popular neighbourhood. Offers 3 bedrooms, kitchen / meals area, lounge/dining, lounge/ family bathroom and ensuite to master. Neat & low maintenance garden featuring shed, cubby house & undercover entertaining area. This is a great home for those starting out, or downsizing close to everything Gisborne has to offer.

D L SO

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A3 B2 C3

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A3 B2 C2

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Gisborne 50 Vancleve Crescent

FOR LEASE

Modern three bedroom home Executive home comprising 3 bedrooms with BIR’s, master with ensuite & walk-in robe. Theatre room or 4th bedroom, study/ udy udy/ home office, central bathroom, laundry & WC. Gourmet kitchen with butler’s pantry, pantry gas cooking & dishwasher. Open plan dining/living area with glass stacker doors opening onto a large outdoor ent. area. Natural gas ducted heating & refrigerated aircon. Landscaped low maint. gardens, dble integrated garage plus side access. $570 pw $2,477 pcm. Available 21st March 2016

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FOR LEASE

A3 B2 C2

Riddells Creek 3/39 Somerville Lane Two bedroom unit close to town This comfortable home unit comprises two bedrooms, spacious lounge, well appointed kitchen (stainless steel appliances), central bathroom, laundry and separate toilet. Split system heating and cooling as well as natural gas heating . Single car garage. Located within walking distance to Riddells Creek town center. $330 per week $1,434 per calendar month Available now.

Gisborne 97-99 Willowbank Road

For Lease

Brand new modern consulting suites Currently under construction, available to lease in thriving Gisborne. Located in a high exposure area right next door to a newly constructed child care centre & at the gateway to the ‘new’ Gisborne this building of 250m² consists of: • 5 consulting rooms • Reception/wa ption/ iting area • Administration office • Split system heating/co ption/wa ting/ oling ting/co throughout • Onsite parking • Available April 2016.

For Lease Details:

$4,166 pcm + GST & outgoings

Viewing Times: By appointment.

Property Info:

Kennedy & Hunt Real Estate www.kennedyandhunt.com.au

A2 B1 C1 Andrew Luxmoore 0423 488 796 rentals@kennedyandhunt.com.au 19 SUNBURY & MACEDON RANGES STAR WEEKLY \ MARCH 8, 2016

Vacant Land - Woodend

$320,000 $425,000

$360,000

$450,000

Hollyberry - an exclusive boutique country estate of only four large home sites. Offering all town amenities, Close to the main township of Woodend and less than 2km to the VLine station, it is also on the bus route servicing Braemar College, Sacred Heart and Kyneton Secondary Colleges. This is a rare opportunity to buy a larger country home site just 45 minutes from the heart of Melbourne.

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223 Kerrie Road

6 Seville Road

39 Christie Road

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Auction Saturday 19 March at 11am

Mount Macedon 524 Mount Macedon Road On over 1700m2

Excellent two storey five bedroom, three bathroom family home plus separate two bedroom self-contained unit or perfect home office in delightful cottage garden setting. The self contained unit can be rented out as a rental investment.

Reserve Price $650,000 View Sat 19 March 10.30-11am or by appointment John Keating 0419 880 444

A Fantastic Opportunity

Enjoy wonderful privacy on approx 3.6 acres in a relaxed rural setting. The residence comprises five bedrooms, two bathrooms, generous living areas, open plan kitchen/meals and a wonderful verandah taking in views of Mount Macedon. Located only minutes to the village of Woodend.

Cherokee 101 Tunnel Creek Road

Fasham Excellence on 10 Hectares (25 Acres) Sited in a beautifully elevated position this 12 year old 5 bedroom Fasham home is designed for maximum use of light and space. Features include floor to ceiling double glazed windows and doors, automatic retracting shade blinds, stunning dry stone walls and observation deck with glass balustrading. In a mature garden setting only 50 kms or approx 35 mins to Melbourne Airport. Good shopping at Woodend, Gisborne and Romsey and local schools include Braemar College and John Marsdenâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Candlebark & Alice Miller.

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Price $585,000

Woodend 107 Russells Road

View Sat 19 March 2-2.30pm or by appointment Sandi Barry-Mueller 0408 392 347

Price $1,295,000 View Sat 12 March 12-12.30pm Sat 19 March 1-1.30pm or by appointment John Keating 0419 880 444 Sandi Barry-Mueller 0408 392 347

FIRST HOME BUYER

MURCHISON 15 A Floorplan based on Aspire facade.

BREAKTHROUGH

sliding door

DINING

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3440 x 2820

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33800 x 350 3500

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Price based on Murchison 15A Traditional facade in Macedon build region only.

Gisborne Office 9A Hamilton Street, Gisborne. Romsey Display Centre Greenfields Boulevard, Romsey. Open Everyday 1pm-5pm.

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SPORT Burras not there to make up the numbers Diggers Rest Bulla is one win away from its first Gisborne and District Cricket Association McIntyre Cup premiership. In their first season back in the top division, the Burras have surpassed most expectations by making it through to the final game of the season, in which they will play Gisborne. Burras playing coach Kevin Barker said he and his players were about much more than making up the numbers in the finals. “It’s an amazing feeling,” he said after the semi-final win against Woodend. “We’re pretty rapt. Maybe everyone else thought we would just look to stay up but we were there to make finals. It’s anyone’s game in finals and we believe in ourselves.”

At the weekend against Woodend, which finished the season on top of the ladder, the Burras made 192. Blake Robinson made 55 and Barker chipped in with 31. The lower order ensured the Burras pushed towards 200 after the side had earlier looked to be in trouble. In reply, Woodend looked to be going well at 3-91. But from there, it lost wickets frequently to be all out for 164. Josh Eastley top-scored with 62. “I think both sides bowled well,” Barker said. “And there were run-outs in both innings. I think finals pressure got to both sides. We were pretty confident [that] as long as we bowled

well, we could be a chance. We didn’t catch as well as we would have liked. “We created enough chances. There was at least seven clear chances we dropped. Including half chances – we dropped about 10.” Lindon Dowsett took three wickets and Rhys Berry, Darren Quarrell and Barker took two each. Even though they are looking for their first top-grade premiership, no one will underestimate the Burras, who are big-time performers. This grand final will be the fourth straight for the team. The first of those came in 2012-13 when the Burras won the C-grade premiership. After

losing the B-grade grand final to Gisborne in 2013-14, they won the B-grade flag last season. “We’ve had a lot of finals success and there’s a lot of belief in the boys,” Barker said. He said the side was ready for the challenge of playing Gisborne, which beat the Burras in the last round of the regular season. “It’s an amazing time for the guys and the key is to enjoy the week,” he said. “I’m proud so far of the boys but you don’t make grand finals to lose them. We have intentions to win it. “Hopefully, the boys are up for the challenge.” Tara Murray

‘Accidental’ player bats on By Tara Murray If it wasn’t for a mate being unable to play, Shane Woolley may never have joined Ashfield Cricket Club. “One of my mates messaged me one Saturday,” Woolley recalls. “He owned a factory in Sunbury and asked if I could go down there and open it so his neighbour could have his forklift, which was in the factory. “I did that and went to give the keys back and he was like, ‘I have to play cricket and I’m in no state to play. Can you fill in for me?’” That was 11 or 12 years ago … the 47-year-old was still making runs last weekend. He made 87 of them in the Ashfield E-grade team’s loss in the Gisborne and District Cricket Association’s final round. “I’ve been trying to retire as a player for the past couple of years,” Woolley said. “I said I would retire when there are enough players that they don’t need me to fill a spot.”

‘‘

We’ve had three waves of kids come through

’’

–Shane Woolley

While still contributing on the field, it’s off field that Woolley has had his biggest impact; he’s been club president for the past eight seasons. Leadership roles are something that sit well with Woolley. He was president of Coolaroo Cricket Club and helped start the men’s teams there, after the men decided they wanted to play, not just watch their wives and partners. He also spent a year as president at Sunbury Kangaroos Football Club, which at the time was known as the Rovers. “I come from a corporate banking background and managing teams [there]. It’s not that different from running sports clubs,” Woolley said. “There are 50 to 70 members and you’re trying to look after their best interests. “As president you have to be the person who stands up and delivers.” Achievements of the club during Woolley’s time in charge include expansion from two teams to three and a greater family involvement. And there have been two premierships and three T20 pennants during his presidency. “We’ve always wanted to create a family environment and we’ve created a great culture off the ground,” Woolley says. “Five to six years ago, we had three or four juniors at the club. I look out there now and I can count 16 or 17 kids who are under 18. And there’s six or seven father-son combinations. “When I move on, that’s one thing I’ll be proud of … we’ve had three waves of kids come through while I’ve been here. “I will sit back and watch the kids play cricket

Shane Woolley has been a driving force at Ashfield Cricket Club. (Luke Hemer)

once I’ve done my time and feel satisfaction and comfortable that they’ll take us to the next level.” Another cultural shift is the relationship between the club and the Kangaroos – both use Boardman Reserve as a home ground. “The last five to six years, we’ve been using the Kangaroos’ social rooms and it’s contributed a lot to our culture,” Woolley says. “Allan Walters and Richard Kelputis [football club president and former vice-president] were really fantastic about it. “The last four years, we’ve had a pink stumps day between the two teams. “I spoke to Allan at the game and said we’d be sitting in the corner with a few drinks in four to five years and it will be 10 times as big as it is now.”

Woolley says he couldn’t have managed his time as club president without his wife, Robina. “She’s my driver and inspiration, and none of this would have happened without her,” he says. “She has put in as much as me. “Every Saturday she comes to the club and makes a home-cooked meal for the players and their families.” He also pays tribute to the work of coach Jason King and secretary Kat Muir. “You are only as good as the people you have around you,” he adds. One of his proudest moments on the field was the day he played with his son Corey. “I played with him in his first senior game – his first win, his first catch and first wicket. It’s absolutely rewarding, and a lot of times we’ve had ‘caught Woolley, bowled Woolley’.

“I want to play competitive cricket with my son,” he says. “I still want to make more runs than him, but I’ve accepted he’s a far better cricketer than me. I hadn’t wanted to recognise it was true.” Woolley’s leadership is set to continue for at least another season. “I was talking about standing down at the end of this season,” he said. “We’ve been looking at Corey playing turf cricket and someone will need to drive him there. “He probably hasn’t made enough runs this year to make the move, so he’s likely going to stay another year at Ashfield. “If the members vote in favour of me, I’ll stay on another year.”

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The Sunbury rink of Judy Staiton, Marc Bullows, Brad Janner and Deeon Dean look over the action against Glenroy on Saturday. (Shawn Smits)

Sunbury makes its move By Tara Murray The monkey is off the back for Sunbury Bowling Club after it won the Bowls Victoria division 2, section 2 title on Sunday. After making in to the section final in the past three years before falling short, Sunbury made no mistakes this time round. Sunbury won its sectional semi-final on Saturday with ease, taking the victory over Glenroy (2) 96-60. That set up a clash with West Coburg, which shocked Fitzroy Victoria (2) in their semi-final.

SCOREBOARD Q CRICKET VSDCA Quarter-finals NORTH EAST: 1st XI: Bayswater 3-223 (Osborne 100 no Adams 91) d Brunswick 94, Plenty Valley 6-229 (Bray 74) d Kew 9-228, Croydon 260 d Mt Waverley. 2nd XI: Croydon 260 d Box Hill 99 (Dancey 6-35), Bayswater 1-69 (Craigie 55 no) d Kew 67, Plenty Valley 9-234 d Preston 198. SOUTH WEST: 1st XI: Werribee 3-120 d Yarraville 117, Caulfield 7-318 d Hoppers Crossing 232 (Wyatt 69 no Smith 61), Oakleigh 8-189 (Travaglia 64 no) d Ormond 188. 2nd XI: Williamstown 4-91 d Brighton 88, Malvern 161 (Arbon 60) d Werribee 146 & 5-28, Oakleigh 145 d Yarraville 121. NORTH WEST: 3rd XI: Brunswick 6-117 d Williamstown 114, Plenty Valley 185 d Werribee 123 (Raisbeck 5-48), Yarraville 168 d Hoppers Crossing 133. 4th XI: Yarraville 153 (Sikandar 50) d Brunswick 122, Plenty Valley 9-255 d Williamstown 54, Werribee 108 & 5-104 d Coburg 61.

WESTERN SUB. CHURCHES & COMMUNITY Semi-finals A.E. Lowe Shield: Rockbank 8-208 v Williams Landing, Eynesbury Eagles and 0-4 v St Johns 173. Bill Honey Shield: Western All Stars 4-82 v Rockbank 98, Western Lions 3-24 v County West 258. Tasman T Smith Shield: West Melbourne v Altona Sports 8-269, Western Lions v St Johns 202.

PREMIER FIRST GRADE Round 17 - Saturdays 27 February & 5 March Ringwood 4/284(dec) DA King 136 TD Stray 104* M Doric 2/64 def Essendon 274 A Ayre 103 S McNamara 50 N Perera 49 BT Walsh 3/79 PW Ashton 2/30 MF Fotia 2/41 DA King 2/46 at Russell Lucas Oval Casey-South Melbourne 163 R Eaton 82 CA Stevenson 3/30 XA Crone 2/24 AC Sweet 2/43 D Colaco 2/50 def by Carlton 9/295(dec) NJ Ross 114 J Borg 66 DA Pell 27 JN Fry 2/42 L Diston 2/48 BA Rose 2/76 and 3/114 LJ McKenna 32 DA Pell 27 at Casey Fields-#4 Prahran 7/242 AG Bull 67 SP Seymour 62 JC Hancock 42 S Miller 36 WG Walker 4/76 def Camberwell Magpies 230 JP McNamara 56 GS Parker 55 TV Russ 45 BT Rowles 27 AE Hutton 4/41 M Wilcox ilcox 2/41 SJ Grimwade 2/62 at T Toorak Park Kingston Hawthorn 174 L Inglis 41 G Connor 37 M Goodier 27 HW Butterworth 5/45 C Ogle 2/31 and 3/133 K Sarna 62* G Westgarth 27 T Treble 2/32 def by Geelong 8/337(dec) LG Buchanan 79 C Ogle 58* T Larkin 52 J McDonald 32 HW Butterworth 32 MJ Gunther 29 T Collett 3/72 JF Miller 2/52 at Walter Galt Reserve Greenvale Kangaroos 105 HE Dearden 47 JM Butterfield 5/42 A McMaster 4/23 and 4/169 A Amin 79 HE Dearden 56 J Nanopoulos 3/31 v Dandenong 252 B Murphy 73 B Forsyth 69 JM Butterfield 38 R Dhindsa 4/18 TG Waring 4/54 at Greenvale Reserve Fitzroy Doncaster 259 PJ Dickson 64 MJ Bremner 61 J Blyth 31 N Vardi 29 JA Benbow 2/19 CJ McCormick 2/25 BM Ashkenazi 2/81 def Frankston Peninsula 170 DT Elmi 58 CJ McCormick 32 A Perrin 4/30 MP Frith 3/18 and 2/64 PM Borrington 34* at Schramms Reserve #1 Melbourne Uni 171 BR Fletcher 60 AF Eldridge 30 JL McNeil 29 J Muirhead 3/24 S Gribben 3/46 and 2/80 BR Fletcher 31* def by St Kilda 220 B Davies 62 M Beer 36 G Rummans 25 S Reid 4/67 JR Bett 3/44 University Main Oval

Sunbury’s Dave Glennon said the victory was never in doubt despite his side losing two of the four rinks. “We lost both those rinks by two shots each, but that was easy to make up with the other rinks,” he said. “We continued the momentum from the home-and away-season recording two big wins to get the title.” In the final, Brad Willoughby’s rink won 35-8, Brad Janner won 23-14, Mark Cowan lost 20-18 and Elise Cowan’s rink lost 16-4. Glennon said the win meant the club would be promoted to division 1 for next season.

Monash Tigers 4/261 DJ Sartori 108 S Terry T 39 SL Kerber 39 SJ T Taylor 29* JW Hart 2/69 def Footscray Edgewater 260 M Underwood 133 D Hodgson 50 D Kight 25 MM Shimell 8/69 DJ Matarazzo 2/35 at Central Reserve North Northcote 260 S Mire 122 L Scammell 35 S Harbinson 27 B Baker 26* PJ Smith 3/64 J Koop 3/73 S Sturrock 2/51 and 5/87 S Harbinson 33 B McDonald 2/16 def Melbourne 174 A Kent 32 J Koop 26 B McDonald 25 JA Hamilton 4/44 S Mire 3/13 M Short 3/17 at Bill Lawry Oval LADDER FITZ DONC MELBOURNE MONASH TIGERS RINGWOOD CAMB MAGPIES PRAHRAN CARL CARLTON NORTHCOTE Foot Edge Dandenong Essendon Geelong St Kilda King Haw Casey-SM Melbourne Uni Frank Pen Green Kang

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Despite the title win, the season isn’t over for the top Sunbury side, which is still in the race for overall division 2 champion. Glennon said the side would be missing a few players for this weekend’s match but was still confident. The team’s opponent was unknown at time of press. It was a good weekend for Sunbury, with two of its four sides winning titles and a third finishing runner-up. Sunbury (5) was the other winner, claiming the division 8, section 2 title. Kyneton Golf Gold will play Gisborne in the Central Highlands Bowls division 1 grand final.

(Chandrasinghe 77 Van Raay 69 Stevenson 5-59), Camb Mag 5-308 d Prah 125 (Barnes 48no Chancellor 3-44) & 8-184 (Oberoi 88 Devlin 33 Chancellor 3-35), Geel 6-312 d King Haw 172 (Locke 33 Sheldon 32 Hern 30 Le Maistre 3-28), Dand 7-203 (Heldt 85 Vora 73) & 6-119 (Pandikorala 3-26) d Green Kang 155 & 166 (Usher 89 C Landers 6-18), Fitz Donc 241 (Jephcott 65 Sheedy 46 Davis 4-77 Fox 3-31) d Frank Pen 141 (Cattanach 5-25), Melb Uni 4-289 (Polkinghorne 127no Hyde-Smith 48 Ditchburn 40) d St K 171, Monash Tigers 9-315 (Haffenden 4-74) d Foot Edge 151 (Collinson 86 T Toole 4-29 Slack 3-27) & 8-60 (Slack 4-22), Ncte 188 (Nielson 93 Peake 42no Burge 6-51) d Melb 115 (Biggs 35 Giese 33no James 6-27) & 5-132 (Paynter 37). Ladder: Mon Tigers 78 Melb Uni 63 Dand 62 Camb Mag 57 Carl 56 Frank Pen 54 Geel 49 St K 35 Green Kang 34 Foot Edge 29 King Haw 29 Ess 28 Ncte 26 Melb 26 Ring 25 Prah 23 Fitz Donc 16 Casey-SM 10.

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Premier Div: Qualifying Finals: ESSENDON 16-83 d MELBOURNE 2-63 (A Flapper 22 d B Martin 15, P Loe 19 d S Mortimer 14, N Wilson 18 lost to M McMahon 19, L Schraner 24 d B Leighton 15), Elimination Final CLAYTON CLA 2-69 lost to MENTONE 16-80 (A Forsyth 22 lost to D Jones 23, D Benwell 11 lost to D Rushton 27, L Garlic-Adams 18 lost to A Rowan 19, A Wilson 18 d B McCallum 11).

2nds: Ring 158 (Ludgater 61 Crea 3-30 Barnewall 3-35) d Ess 114 & 3-75, Casey-SM 135 (Seneviratne 4-16) & 6-115 d Carl 124 & 125 (Gilbert 31 BraidBall 6-47), Camb Mag 3-424 d Prah 132 (De Bolfo 46 Pike 36 Dwyer 4-37 Bridle 3-9), Geel 7-377 d King Haw 209 (Taylor (T 66 McComb 38 S Condy 3-55 McPhee 3-65), Green Kang 201 d Dand 199 (Fairbanks 58 Stanton 39 Quirk 32 Lucas 8-71) & 5-90 (Campbell 31), Frank Pen 4-134 (Gapes 73 Peries 34) & 9-156 d Fitz Donc 127 & 8-247 (Martin 50 Stockdale 44 Motschall 39 Vorster 3-36), St K 180 (Bartlett 54 Holmes 43 Stafford 3-36 Rolfs 3-37) d Melb Uni 139 & 3-187 (Iqbal 86no Shute 58), Foot Edge 159 & 0-32 d Monash Tigers 122, Melb 214 & 2-96 (Petricola 52no Egan 34) d Ncte 162 (D’Souza 47no Smith 35 Hannah 5-61). Ladder: Melb Uni 65 Camb Mag 63 Melb 60 Mon Tigers 54 St K 52 Ess 50 Fitz Donc 44 Carl 40 Frank Pen 39 Prah 38 Ncte 36.2 Geel 36 Ring 36 Foot Edge 34 Casey-SM 31 Green Kang 26 King Haw 24 Dand 23. 3rds: Ess 6-172 (Tantsis-Hall (T 93 Nankervis 33) & 9-185 (Tantsis-Hall (T 57 McMinn 72 Carter 3-23 incl hat-trick) d Ring 167 & 8-196 (Blain 49 Cowling 58 Molloy 3-75), Carl 4-214 (Miller 104 Younghusband 54 B Lambden 3-74) d Casey-SM 91 & 83 (Money 4-14 O’Sullivan 4-20), Camb Mag 168 & 0-31 d Prah 72 (Narayana 5-10 Goad 3-15), King Haw 2-12 v Geel 160 (to play Sun), Green Kang 212 d Dand 181 (Boraston 51no Khan 3-30), Frank Pen 5-286 (Mann 123 Foy 60 Allen 42) d Fitz Donc 152 (Bullen 63 Tomkinson T 40 McIlroy 6-39) & 7-63, Melb Uni 5-240 (Phelan 76 Roughsedge 62 Mitchell 31 Taylor T 3-57) d St K 188, Monash Tigers 144 (Humphries 52 Jacotine 3-29 Wilson 3-38) d Foot Edge 118 & 0-65 (Qureshi 36no), Ncte 9-267 (Gaynor 61 Ryder 66 C Volitakis 37 Watts 3-92 Wiener 3-32) d Melb 92 & 2-52. Ladder: Melb Uni 70 Carl 59 St K 56 Mon Tigers 52 Camb Mag 51 Geel 46 Ncte 46 Frank Pen 44 Ess 44 Ring 38 Dand 34 Prah 31 Fitz Donc 30 King Haw 24 Melb 22 Foot Edge 18 Green Kang 21 Casey-SM 12. 4ths: Ess 7-242 d Ring 214 (Rayner 55no Ervine 40 May 3-43 Camuncoli 3-52), Carl 1-219 (Laffan 129no Merchant 70no) d Casey-SM 9-216

Div 1 Sectional Semi-finals: Sec 1: MCC (1) 82 Burd Pk (1) 61, Ment (2) 79 St Kil (1) 69. Sec 2: Mulg CC (1) 80 Croy (1) 91, Fitz Vic (1) 77 Melb (2) 71. Sec 3: Glenr (1) 76 Moon Val (1) 61, Deer Pk (1) 88 Ess (2) 68. Sec 4: Bund RSL (2) 92 Whitt (1) 64, Ivan (1) 107 Hurst (1) 56. Div 2: Sec 1: Rich Uni (1) 76 Port Melb (1) 51, Yarr Foot (2) 76 Flem&Kens (1) 69. Sec 2: Sunb (1) 96 Glenr (2) 60, Fitz Vic (2) 71 W Cob (1) 92. Sec 3: Montm (1) 82 Diam Ck (1) 85, Rosan (1) 67 Dare C (1) 86. Sec 4: Warb (1) 75 Black (1) 63, Fern Gul (1) 119 Montm (2) 42. Sec 5: Ash (1) 92 Verm Sth (1) 59, Monb (1) 66 Mitch (2) 72. Sec 6: Clay (2) 74 Mt Wav (2) 63, Pak (1) 82 Keys (1) 68. Sec 7: Caul Pk Alma (1) 92 Albert Park (1) 68, Beau (1) 92 Mid Pk (1) 66. Sec 8: Mord (1) 102 Pak (2) 63, Ber (3) 97 Mulg CC (2) 68. Div 3: Sec 1: Deer Pk (2) 69 W’bee (2) 78, Strath (1) 74 Alt (3) 42. Sec 2: Bruns (1) 81 Sunb (2) 67, Ess (3) 78 Keil (2) 72. Sec 3: MCC (3) 68 Hurst (2) 73, Whitt (2) 90 Epp RSL (1) 61. Sec 4: Donc (1) 67 Lily (2) 77, Bor (1) 81 Mitch (3) 58. Sec 5: N Bal (1) 78 Ring (2) 75, Mulg CC (3) 89 Donc (2) 64. Sec 6: Dand Clb (1) 82 Glen Wav (2) 74, Clay (3) 91 Oak (1) 58. Sec 7: Moorab (1) 88 Hamp RSL (1) 50, Sand (1) 88 Chelt (2) 60. Sec 8: SOC (1) 79 Bent (2) 72, St Kil (2) 73 Arma (3) 94. Div 4: Sec 1: Melton (3) 87 W’bee (4) 85, City of Melb (1) 90 Mari Pk (2) 49. Sec 2: Glad Pk (1) 76 Ess (4) 91, Pres-Res (2) 88 Dout Gal (1) 76. Sec 3: Rosan (2) 93 Bund RSL (4) 62, Alph (1) 79 Montm (3) 74. Sec 4: Bays (2) 107 Temp T (1) 54, Heathm (3) 84 Montm (4) 62. Sec 5: Lily (3) 99 Warb (2) 46, Up T (2) 102 Fern Gul (3) 54. Sec 6: Mulg CC (5) 74 Tec Ash (2) 78, Mid Pk (2) 87 Mal (1) 71. Sec 7: Nar War (2) 63 Park (1) 77, Beau (2) 84 Murr (1) 76. Sec 8: Chels (1) 86 Edith (3) 78, Mord (2) 98 Arma (4) 55. Div 5: Sec 1: Lav (1) 84 Yarr Foot (5) 72, Sunb (3) 96 Alt Sports (2) 79. Sec 2: Prin Pk Carlton (1) 74 Strath (3) 78, Flem&Kens (2) 81 Aber CBC (2) 62. Sec 3: Whitt (3) 89 Thorn (1) 70, Bund RSL (5) 82 Kings (3) 76. Sec 4: Fitz Vic (3) 91 E Ivan (2) 54, N Bal (2) 70 Croy (3) 69. Sec 5: Bays (3) 76 Lily (4)

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Gisborne pulled off a major upset against Frankston to secure its place in the CV Women’s Community Cricket Shield one-day grand final. Frankston finished the regular season on top of the ladder, so was a strong favourite against fourth-placed Gisborne going into Saturday’s semi-final. Led by star batter Sarah Gunn, the Dragons posted a massive 198 off their 40 overs. Gunn, who reached 30 or more in eight of her 20 matches this season, top-scored with 57. Anne Walton made 44, while Erin Kennedy pushed the score at the end of the innings with 39 not out. An inspired bowling performance ensured a comprehensive win for the Dragons. Frankston started the chase well and was in control at 2-90 before a result-changing collapse. They lost their last eight wickets for 27 to be all out for 117. Amy White took 4-24, while Kennedy and Walton took two wickets each. It’s the Dragons second grand final for the season, having lost to Brunswick in the shield T20 grand final earlier this year. They will face Mt Martha which defeated Brunswick on Saturday. Chasing 132, Mt Martha made 5-134 to seal its grand final spot at Ferrero Reserve, from 1pm on Saturday.

98, Heath Rec (3) 104 Ring (5) 54. Sec 6: Burd Pk (3) 90 Pak (3) 73, Glen Wav (4) 50 Mulg CC (7) 106. Sec 7: Cran RSL (2) 92 Sand (2) 64, Hamp (3) 95 Glen E-McK (2) 63. Sec 8: Albert Park (2) 102 Aub (2) 75, Caul Pk Alma (3) 59 Moorab (2) 105. Div 6: Sec 1: City of Melb (2) 82 Alt (5) 46, Point Cook Village (1) 113 Port Melb (2) 57. Sec 2: Aber CBC (3) 72 Moon Val (4) 65, Bruns (2) 89 Buck Pk (4) 56. Sec 3: Epp RSL (2) 88 Whitt (4) 65, Hurst (3) 79 Elth (4) 74. Sec 4: Whitt (6) 75 Chirn Pk (4) 89, Black (4) 87 Montm (5) 51. Sec 5: Heath Rec (4) 96 Moorool (5) 65, Mulg CC (8) 83 East Glf (2) 66. Sec 6: Fern Gul (4) 85 Will Lod (1) 64, Nar War (3) 96 Heath Rec (5) 63. Sec 7: Bent (3) 79 Camb Cent (2) 76, Ash (3) 81 Arma (5) 74. Sec 8: Melb (4) 96 Chels (2) 52, Hamp (4) 67 Edith (4) 80. Div 7: Sec 1: Palm Lake (1) 71 New (2) 66, Deer Pk (4) 96 Melton (5) 61. Sec 2: Ess (6) 80 Foots Pk (2) 72, Mari Pk (3) 91 Buck Pk (5) 70. Sec 3: Kings (4) 70 Bruns (3) 88, Dare C (3) 79 Pres-Res (4) 71. Sec 4: Rosan (4) 77 Fair (2) 71, Lal (5) 88 Heid Golf (3) 70. Sec 5: Monb (3) 98 N Bal (4) 68, Yarry Junct (1) 80 Donv (5) 71. Sec 6: Fern Gul (5) 81 Up Tec T (3) 62, Pak (4) 55 Mitch (5) 95. Sec 7: Murr Pk (2) 104 Mid Pk (4) 58, Toor T (2) 98 St Kil (5) 61. Sec 8: Dand Clb (3) 92 Carr (2) 71, Beau (4) 85 Sand (3) 53. Sec 9: Mt Wav (5) 83 Donv (6) 75, Bays (4) 104 Nar War (4) 68. Sec 10: Bent (4) 87 Keys (4) 82, Hamp RSL (3) 66 Hamp (5) 67. Div 8: Sec 1: Flem&Kens (3) 57 Palm Lake (2) 41, Glenr (5) 71 Port Melb (3) 31. Sec 2: Cob More (1) 57 Flem&Kens (4) 37, Sunb (5) 56 New (4) 33. Sec 3: Donc (7) 53 Y V Val CC (2) 39, Rich Uni (5) 47 Cob More (2) 37. Sec 4: Glen Wav (5) 66 E Ivan (3) 23, Donc (8) 47 Benn (3) 43. Sec 5: Dand RSL Rec (1) 48 Warb (3) 40, SOC (2) 87 Wav Glf (4) 22. Sec 6: Cran RSL (4) 46 Cardinia Waters (3) 37, Murr (2) 30 Edith (5) 49. Sec 7: Chels (3) 56 Beau (5) 43, SOC (3) 15 Blk Rk (2) 0. Sectional Finals: Div 1-Sec 1: MCC (1) 86 Ment (2) 67. Sec 2: Fitz Vic (1) 81 Croy (1) 85. Sec 3: Deer Pk (1) 88 Glenr (1) 81. Sec 4: Ivan (1) 75 Bund RSL (2) 88. Div 2-Sec 1: Rich Uni (1) 79 Yarraville Foot (2) 77. Sec 2: Sunb (1) 90 W Cob (1) 58. Sec 3: Diam Ck (1) 78 Dare C (1) 66. Sec 4: Warb (1) 69 Fern Gul (1) 83. Sec 5: Ash (1) 84 Mitch (2) 73. Sec 6: Pak (1) 90 Clay (2) 86. Sec 7: Caul Pk Alma (1) 82 Beau (1) 77. Sec 8: Ber (3) 63 Mord (1) 86. Div 3-Sec 1: Strath (1) 72 Werr (2) 83. Sec 2: Ess (3) 85 Bruns (1) 65. Sec 3: Hurst (2) 77 Whitt (2) 72. Sec 4: Lily (2) 81 Bor (1) 86. Sec 5: Mulg CC (3) 78 N Bal (1) 67. Sec 6: Dand Clb (1) 74 Clay (3) 83. Sec 7: Moorab (1) 75 Sand (1) 68. Sec 8: SOC (1) 74 Arma (3) 63. Div 4-Sec 1: City of Melb (1) 70 Melton (3) 80. Sec 2: Pres-Res (2) 80 Ess (4) 71. Sec 3: Alph (1) 93 Rosan (2) 67. Sec 4: Bays (2) 80 Heathm (3) 77. Sec 5: Lily (3) 64 Up Tec T (2) 89. Sec 6: Mid Pk (2) 97 Ash (2) 64. Sec 7: Park (1) 65 Beau (2) 91. Sec 8: Mord (2) 91 Chels (1) 82. Div 5-Sec 1: Sunb (3) 74 Lav (1) 86. Sec 2: Flem/ Kens (2) 74 Strath (3) 84. Sec 3: Bund RSL (5) 58 Whitt (3) 99. Sec 4: Fitz Vic (3) 71 N Bal (2) 89. Sec 5: Heath Rec (3) 88 Lily (4) 84. Sec 6: Burd Pk (3) 66 Mulg CC (7) 87. Sec 7: Cran RSL (2) 89 Hamp (3) 61. Sec 8: Moorab (2) 68 Alb P (2) 87. Div 6-Sec 1: Pt Cook Vlge (1) 81 C of Melb (2) 69. Sec 2: Bruns (2) 81 Aber CBC (3) 87. Sec 3: Hurst (3) 75 Epp RSL (2) 84. Sec 4: Black (4) 114 Chirn Pk (4) 57. Sec 5: Mulg CC (8) 75 Heath Rec (4) 61. Sec 6: Nar War (3) 95 Fern Gul (4) 81. Sec 7: Bent (3) 68 Ash (3) 93. Sec 8: Edith (4) 72 Melb (4) 97. Div 7-Sec 1: Palm Lake (1) 78 Deer Pk (4) 69. Sec 2: Mari Pk (3) 69 Foots Pk (2) 77. Sec 3: Dare C (3) 71 Bruns (3) 90. Sec 4: Lal (5) 78 Rosan (4) 65. Sec 5: Yarry Y Jct (1) 66 Monb (3) 70. Sec 6: Mitch (5) 98

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Fern Gul (5) 65. Sec 7: Murr Pk (2) 59 Toor T (2) 81. Sec 8: Beau (4) 75 Dand Clb (3) 86. Sec 9: Mt Wav (5) 71 Bays (4) 85. Sec 10: Bent (4) 106 Hamp (5) 47. Div 8-Sec 1: Glenr (5) 45 Flemington & Kensington (3) 48. Sec 2: Sunb (5) 51 Cob More (1) 34. Sec 3: Donc (7) 43 Rich Uni (5) 59. Sec 4: Glen Wav (5) 43 Donc (8) 46. Sec 5: SOC (2) 62 Dand RSL Rec (1) 35. Sec 6: Edith (5) 44 Cran RSL (4) 49. Sec 7: SOC (3) 44 Chels (3) 41.

Q SOCCER FFV NA NATIONAL PREMIER LEAGUE: MEN: Rd 3: Oakleigh Cannons 2 Richmond 2, Port Melbourne Sharks 0 South Melbourne 2, Melbourne Knights 2 Northcote City 1, Melbourne Victory 1 Bulleen Lions 1, Green Gully 3 Avondale 0, Hume City 0 Bentleigh Greens 0. NPL2 Rd 3: East: Rd 3: Brunswick City 5 Nunawading City 0, Eastern Lions 0 Box Hill United 2, Dandenong Thunder 4 Murray United 1, Goulburn Valley Suns 0 Dandenong City 3. West: Sunshine George Cross 0 Whittlesea Ranges 3, Bendigo City 0 Moreland City 3, St Albans Saints 4 Ballarat Red Devils 2, Werribee City 1 Moreland Zebras 3. NA NATIONAL PREMIER LEAGUE WOMEN: Rd 1: Bulleen Lions 3 Bayside United 0, Calder United 2 Alamein 0, Box Hill United 2 Southern United 1, Geelong Galaxy United 0 Heidelberg United 0.

Q GRIDIRON GRIDIRON VICTORIA Week 3 Women: Melton Wolves 14 d MUGC Chargers 6, Geelong Buccaneers 62 d Berwick Miners Diamonds 6, Croydon Rangers 46 d Pakenham Silverbacks 16. Jnr: MUGC Lions 44 d Croydon Rangers 6, Northern Raiders 42 d Berwick Miners 20, Western Crusaders 20 d South Eastern Predators 16, Monash Warriors 34 d Pakenham Silverbacks 22.

Q ROWING HEAD OF THE SCHOOLGIRLS REGA REGATT TTA TTA on Barwon River Snr: 1st Eight: Geelong Grammar 5m12.14s Loreto Toorak, St Catherine’s. 5.28s 4.13s. T 2nd Eight: MLC Kew 5m27.31s Loreto Toorak, T Geelong Col. 4.89s 6.40s. 3rd Eight: MLC Kew 5m42.16s Loreto Toorak, T Genazzano. 6.96s 0.67s. 1st Single Scull: A Hoffmann (KIC) 6m19.90s S Froebel (MGC) M Ballas (FRBGR). 8.13s 20.17s. 2nd Single Scull: G Johnson (LMHT) 7m00.43s Z Kermonde (LHAGS) A Kumar (KAGS). 3.59s 4.14s. 1st Quad Scull: Ruyton Girls’ 5m32.76s Strathcona, Sacred Heart Vic. 2.40s 17.87s. 2nd Quad Scull: Ruyton Girls’ 5m42.76s Strathcona, MLC Kew. 9.35s 0.68s. 3rd Quad Scull: Strathcona 5m57.80s MLC Kew, Firbank Grammar. 2.13s 6.34s. 4th Quad Scull: Strathcona 6m07.39s MLC Kew, Ruyton Girls’. 14.04s 4.83s. 1st Four: Ballarat Gram 5m55.45s Lauriston Girls’, Ballarat High. 1.49s 4.29s. 2nd Four: Melbourne GC 6m08.60s Ballarat Gram, Ballarat High. 1.90s 3.48s. 3rd Four: Lauriston Girls’ 6m19.21s Loreto Ballarat, Ballarat Grammar. 1.75s 5.83s. 4th Four: Loreto Ballarat 6m37.80s Melbourne GC, Ballarat Clarendon. 7.35s 2.57s. 5th Four: MLC Kew 6m29.28s St Catherine’s, Strathcona. 6.69s 9.27s. 6th Four: MLC Kew 13m23.06s Loreto Ballarat, Melbourne GC. 11.04s 8.94s.

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Early signs promising for Sunbury’s young guns There’s a bit of the unknown for Sunbury Kangaroos in the Riddell District Football League this season. After being in the top six for most of last year before injuries destroyed any finals hopes, it will be a new-look Kangaroos this season. Jarrod Dixon has rejoined as coach, but the club has farewelled several of its experienced players in both seniors and reserves. Dixon says he’s under no illusions where the side is at heading into the season. “We’ve got a strong list this season despite an exodus of senior players, but the competition keeps getting stronger,” he says. “The likes of Diggers Rest and Broadford have good, strong lists and have recruited well. We have a young list, which bodes well.

We’re not too sure about the immediate future, but it’s exciting for the long term.” Dixon says early signs have been encouraging, especially from players who were there last year. “Numbers have been fantastic and the buy-in factor from the group exceptional. “We’re averaging 45 to 60 at every training session, which is really good. “I’ve been impressed with the group that’s been here for a few years. They’re the ones stepping up and leading the charge.” Dixon says most of his players this season will be between 19 and 26, and having them in the same age group has helped with connecting off the field as well. “I think there are still 15 players from the premiership side in 2012 and now they’re around the 24-25 mark.

“We’re a young team but we still have senior experience and no doubt it will benefit us.” The club’s off-season recruits are all in that age bracket. “James Barnes, Curtis Schultz, Ryan Pretty and Zane Williams are all in that age group of 19 to 24 or 25, so they fit in perfectly,” Dixon said. Matt Wallace, Dylan La Sala and Brad Konwalow are among the other recruits. And among those not returning are Simon Clarke, Jay Cheep, Dylan Murphy, David House, Roger Allen and Phillip Kaufmann. The Kangaroos kick off their season against Romsey on April 16.

Dragon star slays ’em By Tara Murray A stunning all-round performance by Tahir Afridi has helped Gisborne to a grand final appearance in the Gisborne and District Cricket Association’s McIntyre Cup. Afridi, a standout in his first season with the club, shone with bat and ball in the weekend’s semi-final against Riddell. On Saturday, Afridi and Dragons playing-coach Simon Harman rescued their innings with the score at 5-63. Harman said the partnership came at a perfect time. “We just had to bat sensibly and tick the scoreboard over,” he said. The pair added 87 for the sixth wicket to take the score to 5-146. Once Harman fell for 63, Afridi continued on, pushing the tally towards 200. He fell for 86, which included 12 fours and three sixes, the Dragons’ innings ending not long after for 208. “If you’d offered me 200 at the start of the day we would have taken it,” Harman said. “It would have been nice to make a few more, but it was a good day. Matthew Darby and Matt Livingstone took three wickets each for Riddell, which looked on track to make the runs with ease in the first half of its run chase. At one stage, it needed 98 runs with five wickets in hand. “We had a couple of chances go down early in the field, which is unlike us,” Harman said, “We had a brilliant run-out and that was crucial. After tea it went our way. Enter Afridi, again. Having already claimed two wickets, the medium-pacer took a hat-trick over two overs. “It was absolutely exceptional from him,” Harman said. “He found something and bowled himself into the ground. With Clint Young hurting his calf, we were a bowler down so someone had to step up. “I felt sorry for Tahir at the end of the day, bowling so many overs. A Riddell fight-back took it to within 18 runs of victory. “You start to think that maybe it wasn’t our day,” Harman said. “It got very close and I had a feeling we could get a chance – but we had to take it.” Riddell was bowled out for 191, with Afridi taking 7-77 off 33.5 overs. Gisborne’s previous grand final win came in B-grade in 2013-14 when it defeated Diggers Rest Bulla, its opponent again in this weekend’s decider. It was a good weekend for the Dragons with their C-grade side, women’s team and three junior teams making it through to grand finals. Right: Eamon McKenna on his way to seven for Gisborne on Saturday. Inset: Tahir Afridi shows his stuff in the T20 finals.

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Kangaroo recruits Matty Wallace, Zane Williams, Ryan Pretty, James Barnes, Brad Konwalow, Curtis Schultz and Dylan La Sala. (Shawn Smits)

Rupertswood chases three for three Rupertswood has blasted its way to its biggest score of the season – and a grand final in the Gisborne and District Cricket Association’s B-grade competition. Looking to capitalise on a form that only lost it two matches for the year, Rupertswood came out firing against Bacchus Marsh last weekend. While Bruce Marshall’s wicket was lost for two, Rupertswood took control of the game from the start. Rupertswood president Peter Kavanagh said the boys had worked hard during the week and were focused on getting on top early on. “The boys didn’t want a repeat of previous years,” Kavanagh said. “John Lane had them really focused. Once we got off to a good start, the runs continued. “A couple of guys probably sacrificed themselves to push the score up. We had wickets in hand, so we wanted to push to a competitive score.” Rupertswood went on to make 8-303. Mark Ryan made 86, while Patrick Tyler made 65. Kavanagh said the side was confident after the first day of the match it could get the win. “Making 300 on our ground doesn’t happen often,” he said. “Our bowlers are the ones who normally do the job, and they did that on Sunday. “It was just about bowling good line and length, and keeping the pressure on from the start.” Bacchus Marsh was bowled out for 171. Aaron Forward and Brandon Webber took four wickets each. Rupertswood will now play St Anthonys in the grand final after St Anthonys easily accounted for Wallan in their semi-final at the weekend. Rupertswood and St Anthonys faced off in the final round of the regular season, with Rupertswood taking the points. St Anthonys won the early season match-up between the two by one run. The grand final will be played at Rupertswood. “I’m hoping the home ground advantage will get us across the line,” Kavanagh said. Rupertswood’s senior side is one of three from the club to make it through to grand finals. “The firsts, seconds and fifths are in the grand final,” Kavanagh said. “It’s an outstanding feeling around the club. “To have the firsts and seconds side by side during the grand final is amazing for the club.” Tara Murray

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2 HOLLAND DRIVE, MELTON

(03) 9971 4444 1219657-DJ10-16 10035393-05

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AVAILABLE ONLY AT YOUR LOCAL STORE - TAYLORS LAKES

RUN OUT MODEL

1999

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ALSO AVAILABLE IN ANOTHER SIZE.

TEMPUR® ‘Traditional Original Firm’ Queen Mattress. The TEMPUR® ‘Traditional Original Firm’ mattress delivers the core benefits of TEMPUR® material – outstanding comfort and support for the whole body – with a firmer feel. The ‘Traditional Original Firm’ mattress offers of a rayon velour cover for an irresistibly silky feel. 15 year limited warranty.

Also available to order: King . . . $2499

PLUSH FEEL

2499

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TEMPUR® ‘Orion Cloud Plush’ Que ueen Mattress.

AMAZING DEAL

3499

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ALSO AVAILABLE IN OTHER SIZES.

TEMPUR® ‘Hydra Cloud Plush’ Que TEMP ueen Mattress.

The TEMPUR ‘Orion Cloud Plush’ mattr mattress provides an innovative balance of softness and support. The comfort layer of this mattress is made of a specially pecially developed TEMPUR® extra soft material for a feeling of instant relaxation. 15 year limited warranty.

The TEMPUR® ‘Hydra Cloud Plush’ mattr mattress is designed with TEMPUR® Extra Soft material for a softer feel. The support layer is soft where you want it and firm where you need it. 15 year limited warranty.

Also available to order: King . . . $2899

Also available to order: Double . . . $3399 King . . $3899

TAYLORS LAKES

SHOP with CONFIDENCE Ends 13/03/16. Harvey Norman® stores are operated by independent franchisees. Accessories shown are not included.

450 Melton Highway, opposite Watergardens. 9449 6300

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BONUS LOCAL DELIVERY*¹ PLUS BONUS*² 2x TEMPUR® PILLOWS WITH EVERY TEMPUR® MATTRESS PURCHASED. harveynorman.com.au