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A day-out at a paintball centre will give Sunbury teenagers a chance to have some fun and forget about Melbourne’s dreary winter weather during the school holidays. Hume council youth services team has organised a visit to the Sunbury paintball centre as part of its winter program. Young people taking part in today’s event will be kitted out in camouflage and protective gear for a series of tasks designed to promote teamwork, leadership and resilience. “[They] will work in teams as they undertake thrilling challenges,” mayor Helen Patsikatheodorou said. The council’s holiday program also includes art competitions, an open mic night, a soccer tournament and visits to the Melbourne Sports and Aquatic Centre and Melbourne Museum. Details: 9205 2556 or goo.gl/CS3kZj
United bid to save VU site By Matt Crossman Victoria University’s former Jacksons Hill campus at Sunbury is a step closer to being saved, with all three levels of government joining calls to protect the historic site. Presenting a community petition with more than 1200 signatures to Parliament, Sunbury MP Josh Bull urged the state government to establish a long-term plan for the 35-hectare precinct, which was built in the 19th century as a mental asylum. “[I’ve asked] for a whole of government approach to deal with what is obviously a long-running and complex issue,’’ Mr Bull said. “I’m very confident we will get a plan for
this site that not only protects its heritage but creates … opportunities for the community and in the educational space as well.” Residential development has been among possibilities floated for the site, which was handed over to VU in the 1990s. The landmark buildings have largely been empty since the university closed its campus in 2009, in parts becoming a target for vandals. The Sunbury Asylum Alliance, which hopes to turn the site into a community hub with jobs training, youth programs and artists, along with Sunbury Residents Association are among groups urging the government against selling the site. Areas used by community groups, including
radio station 3NRG and the Boilerhouse Theatre Company, have been earmarked by Hume council for an arts and cultural precinct. Mr Bull visited the site with Hume councillor Ann Potter, federal McEwen MP Rob Mitchell and members of the asylum alliance last Friday. He said he is confident planning minister Richard Wynne will have a favourable response within 30 days. “It’s going to take some time to ensure that the proper community consultation takes place, understanding not just the arts and culture side of things, but the educational opportunities that are here,” he said. “We want to get it right. We don’t want to rush it. “But I’m certainly confident that, into 2017,
this will be well under way,” Mr Bull said, adding there was “a great deal of frustration” with Victoria University’s stance on the site. “[This will] enable Vic Uni to communicate directly with Mr Wynne,” he said. “I believe they will come to the table on this and work with the government.” Asylum alliance spokeswoman Alison Cunningham welcomed the announcement. “The community certainly wants something done,” she said. “What that is varies, but it’s not housing. That’s the consensus.” Visiting Sunbury last month, Premier Daniel Andrews said the government remained steadfast in its belief that the site should be used for educational purposes.
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Labor tipped to hold marginal north-west seats Labor is expected to retain the marginal seats of McEwen and Bendigo when voters head to the polls on Saturday. Deakin University politics lecturer Dr Geoff Robinson said it was going to be close nationally, but he expected Labor to keep the seats covering Sunbury and the Macedon Ranges. He said changing demographics, with growing mortgage belt areas, were unlikely to help Liberal candidates Chris Jermyn and Megan Purcell replace incumbents Rob Mitchell and Lisa Chesters. This was despite the Liberals doing ‘‘quite well’’ in 2013. “Early in the campaign, betting markets seemed to be predicting that the
Liberals would pick up McEwen,” Dr Robinson said, adding that controversies surrounding Mr Jermyn would definitely have an effect. Mr Jermyn was firmly in the national media spotlight after he stood outside Sunbury Community Health on May 28 with signs while opposition leader Bill Shorten committed $2 million for a new child health hub. The Liberal candidate later packed up his listening post and stormed off after being unable to articulate his party’s Medicare policy. Then, large signs above his Sunbury campaign office had to be pulled down after it was revealed they did not meet Hume council bylaws. Concerns were also raised about his
involvement in a media development company, which has lost millions of dollars. “Even putting aside those issues, [Mr Jermyn] doesn’t seem to have much of a local presence,” Dr Robinson said. “Certainly nothing like [former candidate] Donna Petrovich had.” In McEwen, Labor promises have included $2 million towards Sunbury’s planned global learning centre (GLC). Mr Mitchell has also pledged almost $1.5 million for a dementia wing at Gisborne Oaks aged care. The Libs have promised $150,000 to upgrade Sunbury Memorial Hall. Mr Mitchell said health, jobs and access to education remain key issues in Sunbury. “People have suffered from the loss of
airlines, from the automotive closures,” he said. “That’s where things like the GLC will help. “It’s always close, but I think people have been very receptive to Labor’s plans.” Labor’s Bendigo electorate promises included funding for Kyneton District Hospital and Loddon Mallee Community Legal Centre, while the Libs pledged $1 million towards guard rails and skid resistant surfacing on curves on Ashbourne Road at Woodend and $100,000 for a business plan for the proposed Macedon Ranges Indoor Sports Hub. On Friday, punters had Mr Mitchell as $1.05 favourite in McEwen, and Ms Chesters as $1.10 favourite in Bendigo. Matt Crossman
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People are being urged to play it smart and lock their houses, sheds and cars following an increase in burglary and theft offences in the Macedon Ranges. Sergeant Geoff Neil said opportunistic thieves continued to strike because too many residents were not following “the standard look, lock and leave” routine. “We do live in a good and safe area, but it would be substantially safer if people would lock up their cars, in particular,” he said. “These thieves are very opportunistic and we need to go out of our way to make sure that opportunity is not there. “Unfortunately, many people do not.” Latest data released by the Crime Statistics Agency show there was an eight per cent increase in Macedon Ranges thefts in the year to March 31, from 558 to 607 offences. Burglaries in the Macedon Ranges went up 11 per cent, from 219 to 245. Sergeant Neil said police expected to charge a man with burglary and drug offences after the highway patrol pulled over a stolen car on the Calder Freeway near Woodend last Monday afternoon. He said a search revealed a ‘‘credible’’ amount of drugs inside the 2012 Nissan Navara twin cab, which was stolen from Melton earlier this month. Numerous items believed to have been taken during recent house burglaries in the area were also seized.
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Organisers of a monthly family market believe its imminent shift into the heart of Sunbury will be good for the town. After extensive talks with stallholders and Hume council, Sunbury Rotary Club has decided to shift the market from the community centre in Elizabeth Drive to outside Sunbury Memorial Hall, as of August. Spokesman Robert Iles said the market’s schedule would also change to the second Saturday of the month, so it does not fall on the same weekend as Gisborne’s large Sunday market. “It’s been on the cards for some years,” he said. “There’s been a lot of discussion and
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Park works delay ‘frustrating’ By Matt Crossman Members of a group responsible for planning a $940,000 community park at Kyneton have criticised the length of time it’s taken Macedon Ranges council to start work. Urging residents to sign an online petition, former Kyneton Community Park president Amy Cockroft said nothing had been done since funding was pledged in 2012 and plans drawn up early last year. The project, to be built in Kyneton Botanic Gardens, was handed over to council late 2014.
“It’s just not good enough. People are frustrated,’’ Ms Cockroft said. “It was the last federal election that funding was secured.” Ms Cockroft said the unexplained delay was “insulting” to all the work that had been done by the group. “It was ready to go,’’ she said. “There’s been no communication, which is frustrating.” The council last week said preliminary works, including the removal of 29 trees in advanced states of decline, were about to begin. “We need to undertake these works to ensure the safety of park patrons,” council’s assets and
Council chief executive Peter Johnston said feedback was highly valued. “While we are always striving for improvement, we are also conscious the implementation of rate capping at this time may have impacted on community perceptions and results,’’ he said. Councillors also resolved to sell land in Aitken Street, Gisborne, to Aldi for use as a carpark, despite Cr Russell Mowatt’s efforts to have the block put up for public sale. Aldi is preparing a permit application for a supermarket on an adjoining site.
operations director Dale Thornton said. “These works mark a new beginning for this site, which will be rejuvenated with additional trees and plantings, pathways, park features and interactive play elements for everyone to enjoy.” A report to last week’s council meeting showed overall satisfaction with the council’s performance has slipped from 59 points last year to 55 in the latest community survey. Community satisfaction dropped slightly, from 52 to 51. Scores for categories including advocacy, sealed roads and customer service remain close to average for large rural shires.
There’s not one single moment that Sunbury’s Bonnie Hanlon can look back on and think “that’s when I became an artist”. “It’s just always been a part of what I do,” she says. Hanlon, 30, won the award for emerging visual artist at last week’s Hume Arts awards. She was recognised for a collection of works, including painting, drawing and collage, that explored a range of subjects. “I started taking [art] seriously after I graduated,” the former RMIT fine arts student says. “I felt really lost during uni because there is no one way to be a professional artist, you have to find your own way. “It was after my first solo show that I realised I had to work really diligently if I wanted to keep producing.” Hanlon, who completed VCE at Kyneton Secondary College, says she also realised her art would need to fit in around paid employment.
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Cosmic touch to palette “I [knew I] would have to work as hard as I could, as constantly as I could,” she says. She now manages a framing shop in Fitzroy, allowing her to meet other artists every day. “It’s great … I see a wide variety of artworks.” Hanlon says different mediums “seduce” her at different times. “My joy comes from exploring and working with those materials.” The concept of belonging is one that often ties her works together. “Over the last few years, those ideas have expanded from a personal to a more universal understanding. I work closely with ideas relating to cosmology. It’s a constant source of wonder and amazement for me that these elements coalesced in just the right way for us to ponder how it happened.” See Hanlon’s works at www.bhanlon. blogspot.com Matt Crossman
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Fireys warn on a recipe for ruin By Matt Crossman Firefighters have pleaded with residents to play it smart, especially in their kitchens, following the release of new data that shows brigades were called to 52 preventable house fires in Hume in 2015. Figures published on the Safe Mistake Zone website of the MFB and CFA also reveal there were 20 preventable incidents in the Macedon Ranges last year. Sunbury CFA operations officer Mark
Owen said firefighters attending local house fires had noticed a disturbing trend. “A lot of the time, we are finding that people are going outside or even heading off down the street and leaving something on the stove,” he said. “Pots on stoves continue to be a real problem, along with things like deep fryers.” Mr Owen urged residents to get in the habit of switching off appliances and chargers at power points. “We’re often called to fires where there’s been an electrical fault,” he said.
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a lifelong impact. He said more people were killed every year by preventable house fires than bushfire emergencies. “There are hundreds of little mistakes that people make every day without thinking,” he said. “Things like overloading your power boards or burning candles too close to curtains … we want people to think twice before putting their homes and their families at risk.” Prevention tips: www.safemistakezone. com.au
Learn life-saving skills Members of the Gisborne and Woodend SES units are more accustomed to answering calls for help than putting one out themselves. But the two units have joined forces for a recruitment drive, looking to replace volunteers who have left due to other commitments, changing jobs and relocation. Woodend crew leader Kevin Morris is urging community-minded people to get along to information sessions being held in July. “We are targeting people from all walks of life around the Macedon Ranges to join our units in operational and support roles,” he said. Current members range from retired residents to young people – but the one constant is that they are all eager to use their emergency response skills to serve their communities. The units regularly respond to emergency and non-emergency incidents, and also take
part in community events and education programs. Gisborne deputy controller Di Dale said training and equipment would be provided. “Our SES volunteers continue to provide an important volunteer service to the communities of the Macedon Ranges and those that pass through its boundaries,” she said. Information sessions will be held at the Woodend unit at 26 Urquhart Street and the Gisborne unit at 33 Robertson Street from 7.30pm on July 18. Details: 5427 2932 or 5428 3037 Matt Crossman
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Poll heats up on black spots The bushfire-prone Macedon Ranges will be near the top of a mobile phone black spot priority list under a federal Labor government. MPs Lisa Chesters (Bendigo) and Rob Mitchell (McEwen) joined opposition regional communications spokesman Stephen Jones in Gisborne last Wednesday to promise that areas susceptible to natural disasters would receive greater priority as a result of changes to the administration of a federal scheme. Pledging $120 million nationally, Mr Jones said it was outrageous that the area had been overlooked in the first round of the current government’s program. “This region has been prone to terrible bushfires, loss of life … yet the Turnbull government has not allocated mobile black spot funding,” he said. Ms Chesters said the way the government has structured its program, with one successful application per electorate, it would “take 100 years to fix the problems”. Residents cut off from the outside world during last October’s devastating bushfire near Lancefield demanded major improvements to coverage in the area. People in Benloch and surrounding towns were among those who supported Mr Mitchell’s campaign for up to 30 projects to be funded under the second round of the black spot program. Residents in other areas, such as Woodend and Gisborne South, have also complained, with some forced to change jobs or move
their business due to poor phone and internet coverage. Mr Mitchell said people had had enough. “The McEwen electorate has been 60 per cent burnt out by fires in the last seven years,’’ Mr Mitchell said. “They’re going to upgrade one old tower, and the new one they’ve promised hasn’t even been started. It’s been an abject failure.”
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The seat of Bendigo’s Liberal candidate Megan Purcell has met with Macedon residents to discuss coverage, saying a re-elected Liberal government would invest an extra $60 million. “To date, the Turnbull government … is the first government to ever invest a single dollar in addressing this issue.” Ms Purcell also pledged $250,000 to help Kyneton Football and Netball Club upgrade change rooms at Kyneton Showgrounds. “Currently, the women’s change rooms are in the sheep shed, and the juniors have to share one giant shower space,” she said. Ms Purcell joined Senator Mitch Fifield in Woodend to talk up the government’s plans to rollout the National Broadband Network to another 8700 houses in the area. The Libs’ McEwen candidate Chris Jermyn promised more than $2 million in road safety projects, although none were in Sunbury or the Macedon Ranges.
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Ranges rates rise, no loans Rates for the average Macedon Ranges property owner will rise $50 after the council adopted its 2016-17 budget last Wednesday. The budget included an average increase of 2.5 per cent in 2016-17, taking the average bill to $2069. But final bills could fluctuate as 2016 is a revaluation year. Controversial changes to neighbourhood house funding were scrapped as part of a series of minor amendments to the draft document. Councillors reinstated $10,000 for the municipality’s neighbourhood houses, added $50,000 for stage one of a boardwalk footpath in Nursery Road, Macedon, and $30,000 for a detailed design to support grant applications for the New Gisborne Sports Fields project. They also added $30,000 to investigate bicycle parking infrastructure following several budget submissions from cycling groups. The budget remains a balanced one, with changes offset by significantly spending cuts on items such as extensive window replacements at the Gisborne office and a sister city agreement. “It was very hard thing to do,” Cr Jennifer Anderson said. “But we’ve tried to respond to submissions as best we could.” Mayor Graham Hackett said the council had “fully intended” to reinstate its share of funding to neighbourhood houses, which recently warned there would have no choice but to increase charges or cut services. Cr Russell Mowatt was among those who
celebrated efforts to reduce debt while still carrying out significant capital works, with no new loans proposed for 2016-17. “By this time next year, our loan balance will be $10.2 million,’’ he said. “This is well under our own self-imposed limit of $14 million. “At the end of our term, we will be leaving a debt level that is financially sustainable for a future council to work with.”
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The budget will bring in $43.59 million in rates and charges to fund $80.5 million in total expenditure, with the remainder to come from other funding sources. Capital works spending is expected to reach $23.50 million, similar to recent budgets, despite the reduced rates increase. Councillors also approved a new environment strategy that will lead to the development of climate change and roadside management plans. Upgrades to Kyneton saleyards will also be investigated after the adoption of a long-term plan developed after extensive consultation with producers, buyers and stock agents. The Riddells Creek Street Festival and Macedon Ranges Sustainability Festival were among events funded under a new grants scheme.
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Winter’s icy touch delights It was only a light dusting, but snow that fell on Mount Macedon during last week’s cold snap provided plenty of fun for hundreds of people who flocked to viewing areas including the mount’s memorial cross. Lancefield’s Jos, 8 (pictured), was among those who relished the chance to get their mittens on some of the snow that fell from mid Friday and into Saturday morning. Flurries were also reported in lower lying areas including Kyneton and Malmsbury as temperatures plummeted.
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MY PLACE Japanese-born origamist Chieko Hester tells reporter Matt Crossman it wasn’t until she moved to Gisborne that she immersed herself in the art world.
I’ve been in Gisborne about 10 years. My husband was originally from here, so there was that family appeal. We moved from Sydney … I was born in Japan and came to Australia in 1993. How have you found the town? Initially it was a huge shock. Previously I was working in financial institutions in the big city, but when we moved I decided to stay with my two children [now 12 and 10]. That’s actually how I got into what I am doing at the moment [with my art]. Had you had much involvement in art before that time? I had never thought of myself as an artistic person. I’ve always known I had an eye for colour, but really how I got started in art was because of the time I had when I had children. Also, I wanted to get involved in the community as well, and so I joined an art group. That was what pushed me forward. You work with origami. Why did you choose that discipline? I wanted to do something that stood out. It’s not something that many people can do. I try to stick with traditional origami, transforming
paper into shapes and sculptures. I don’t like to cut or groove. Origami is really something that can be done with just a piece of paper. I use lots of nice, bright colours, which is really appealing to people. The feedback I get is that people feel it is something that is really original and interesting. You’re involved in this year’s Macedon Ranges Arts Trail. What are your thoughts on the local arts scene? There’s so much going on. I had friends who were part of the trail and then I met [founder] Nadine Hartnett, who explained it all to me. It was something that really interested me … I’ve found the trail is a great way to engage with other artists and people who are interested in art. What do you like to do in your spare time? Are there places you like to go to for a family outing or bite to eat? I love to eat and drink, so we often like to dine out. We especially like to go to Japanese restaurants and also wineries … I just love red wine. ■ A total of 24 artists and 17 galleries and businesses will be part of this year’s Macedon Ranges Arts Trail, which will include exhibitions, classes and awards. Brochures will be released early next month. Details: 0439 399 838
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Young people have a chance to don a chef’s hat and take a creative cooking master class with Piper Street Food Company’s Damian Sandercock as part of Macedon Ranges council’s school holiday youth program. It’s on at 10am, Thursday, July 7. Cost: $35. Bookings essential. ■ 5422 0296 or www.mrsc.vic.gov.au/youth
Funnyman Dave O’Neil (pictured) will deliver jokes a’plenty when the Melbourne International Comedy Festival Roadshow comes to Kyneton. Comedians Rhys Nicholson, Rob Hunter, Will Sylvince and Gillian Cosgriff will perform at Kyneton Town Hall from 7.30pm this Saturday. Tickets: $42; $38 concession. ■ 1300 888 802
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Sunbury Garden Club’s annual general meeting is at the Rainbow Court hall, Timmins Street, from 7.30pm next Tuesday, July 5. Entries are being accepted for a floral competition titled My Choice in a Coffee Cup. ■ 9744 1663
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Pick up a bargain at the next Woodend farmers market at the community centre on High Street from 9am-1pm, this Saturday. ■ 0407 860 320
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Winter is here and all of us, even our four-legged friends, are feeling the drop in temperatures. It’s important to be aware of this, particularly for certain breeds of dogs and cats and those that are elderly or arthritic, says Nadine Dixon from Geelong Animal Welfare Society. Age and health definitely play a part in increasing the chill factor. “If I had an elderly dog, I would make sure that its bed was an elevated bed,” she says. “If an outside dog, it needs somewhere elevated … off the concrete. “If the dog is old or a little bit arthritic, it’s good to have a jacket on them to keep that warmth in.” Nadine says arthritic and elderly dogs should have regular vet checks. Very cold weather can exacerbate a medical condition. Options such as stretcher beds are good for outside dogs, she says. Some breeds will feel the cold more than others. “The short-coated dogs are very perceptive of cold weather [as are small] dogs like the little Maltese-crosses and shih tzu crosses,” Nadine says. Owners should put coats or jackets on these dogs to help keep them at a “constant, comfortable” body temperature, especially if the dog has had its coat trimmed. “It’s important for them to have a coat after they get their hair cut,” Nadine says. A jacket is an easy solution, especially in winter. Whether a dog has an elevated, warm bed on the verandah or an indoor bed is a personal decision for owners. “It really depends on what people see their dog as,” Nadine says.
“Dogs are companions. They love to be in the household, they love to be a part of the family. And so do cats. Generally, there’s nothing greater for them than to be stretched out in front of a fireplace with their blanket or their jacket on … it’s them being a part of the family in the house.” There’s an extensive range of dog jackets, coats, blankets and fashion accessories available. They range from on-trend tartan to denim jackets, even Driza-Bones. “Some [dogs] have two jackets,” Nadine says. “They have an outside jacket that’s semi or fully waterproof, and they have something knitted or fleecy for indoors.” Cats, meanwhile, will usually shun anything wearable. They’re happier with the coat they were born with. Melissa Hancock, from Petbarn Waurn Ponds, says cats will usually grow a winter coat, or an undercoat, at this time of year. Certain breeds, however, such as the Cornish rex and sphynx, do not and will feel the cold. Nadine suggests cat igloos (“where they can also feel more safe and secure”) as a wintry retreat. She’s found they work well although, she says, some cats will still “squeeze you out of the bed to get under the Doona”. Stockists: GAWS / gaws.org.au IDPet / idpet.com.au Petbarn / 5245 7792 PETstock / 5222 7900 FuzzYard / fuzzyard.com Driza-Bone / drizabone.com.au
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LJ Whorlow: 9740 9000
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Price: $680,000 – $699,000
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With three separate living zones and a fenced in-ground pool, this Victoriana beauty on about 1017 square metres has family written all over it. White moulded dado panels beneath soft-latte wall paint are found in most rooms, as are quality window furnishings and a mix of terracotta-toned floor tiles and floorboards. Living zones include a lounge room with a heater in a period-style surround; a large family-meals zone and a rumpus room. The kitchen has a walk-in pantry, a stack of white cupboards, dishwasher and 900mm cooker. The large main bedroom, with bay window, has a fireplace, walk-in wardrobe and en suite. Of the four remaining bedrooms, three have walk-in wardrobes and one has an en suite. A huge, gabled pergola joins with another at the back. A double garage and a shed are other features at a property within 30 minutes of the city.
This homestead-style brick veneer on about 1.62 hectares of landscaped gardens and bushland, is all about soaking in an earlier era – pine-lined walls and pitched ceilings with dark exposed beams. Neutral-toned plaster walls in various spots complement the timber, and the living areas of lounge-dining (with wood heater) and family-meals have floors of a different timber. The kitchen has white cabinetry and a long set of windows behind the sink affording leafy views. The main bedroom at one end has mirrored wardrobes and an en suite. At the opposite end, two bedrooms share a bathroom and each has its separate retreat/study. Other features are double glazing, gas ducted heating, air-conditioning and loft storage. There’s a 9x15-metre shed, other sheds, a bore and dam and about 132,490 litres of tank water. Front and back verandahs are designed for kicking back.
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This is a mighty fine spread for a family, with the house providing heaps of space and the requisite two separate living zones. The block of about 2000 square metres has room to run young legs ragged, with space left over for perhaps a chook run, productive gardens and a big shed. Both living areas are large, the carpeted lounge room has a gas heater and there are pine floorboards in the family-meals area. The kitchen has loads of storage and electric cooking appliances. Of the four bedrooms, the main has built-in wardrobes and en suite, two others have walk-in wardrobes and the other a built-in. The family room opens to a covered pergola and there’s an integrated double garage. Gas ducted heating and 20 solar panels are welcome inclusions. Having Lancefield Park a five-minute walk away and St Mary’s Primary School a short bike ride away are other family-friendly perks.
This house on about 1051 square metres has a showstopper outdoor entertainment area and fab views towards Mount Macedon. The palette of greys, charcoals and whites is harmonious and on-trend and the floor plan allows for either separation or interaction. Four carpeted bedrooms include the big main, with retreat space, mirrored built-in wardrobes and a walk-in, and a sleek en suite with dual basins. There’s also a study. Living areas are a theatre room and a family-meals area around the all-white modern kitchen and all its mod-cons. Ducted heating, refrigerated cooling, double-glazing, alarm, video intercom and ducted vacuum are internal features. An integrated alfresco zone looks out to a glass-framed, solar-heated swimming pool. A double garage with internal access, a large shed, 5kW solar system and 3000-litre water tank are great inclusions.
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Leading Real Estate: 9744 2244 Price: $545,000 – $585,000
In a leafy enclave, this spacious abode is less than 200 metres from pretty Spavin Lake, where rainbow trout are known to prefer spinners to worms, water birds feel right at home, dogs can run around off leash and walking trails and a playground are close by. Sound like a neighbourhood made for a family? It is – and the house and yards are similarly fashioned to appeal to the “likes” of parents and kids. The house has the requisite pair of living zones: an open,
carpeted lounge room where adults can escape the kids and a large family-meals hub where those kids can watch a movie. Or perhaps vice versa. The kitchen is streamlined, with cupboards in a shade of soft-latte complementing a darker shade on walls, charcoal laminate benchtops, white splashback tiles and stainless-steel appliances including a dishwasher. The main bedroom is across the way from the lounge room and has twin walk-through
wardrobes and an en suite with all-white tiles and fittings sparkling against soft-latte walls. Three more bedrooms with wardrobes are along the second-level hallway, as are the gleaming main bathroom, separate toilet and the laundry. A study is just inside the front door. The living hub opens to an elevated, covered deck with steps down to a big expanse of sealed aggregate where kids will have a ball on scooters. A tall eucalypt
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Set in the prestigious Strathearn Glen Estate, sitting on the high side of the street on a large allotment of approximately 963m2, quality and style are assured. Off ing multiple living zones, including separate formal lounge Offer and oversized dining room, main family room, centralised quality Tasmanian oak kitchen overlooking the meals area. Outside speaks for itself with a solar heated in ground swimming pool, perfect for the family! Accommodation will impress with an oversized main bedroom with WIR and full ensuite, three large bedrooms all with BIR’s sharing a central bathroom. Additional features include double garage with remote access, two 5,000 litre rainwater storage tanks, ducted vacuum system, evaporative cooling, ducted central heating and more!
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CONTEMPORARY ELEGANCE, EXCEPTIONAL LIVING! Generously proportioned, this grand modern entertainer is certain to impress! The kitchen boasts stone bench tops and stainless steel appliances which overlooks the meals area and family room, plus a formal lounge/theatre room located upstairs. Accommodation offers off four bedrooms with BIR’s sharing a central bathroom, main with WIR and ensuite. Extra features include double garage, ducted heating and evaporative cooling and more!
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THE PERFECT ADDRESS! If you want to live in one of the most iconic Sunbury addresses at Spavin Drive, this is it! Off ing a spacious formal lounge, open plan Offer family room together with modern kitchen, meals plus study. Accommodation includes 4 bedrooms 3 with BIR, central bathroom, master includes ensuite and WIR. Additional features include DLUG with rear access, ducted heating, evaporative cooling, water tank, low maintenance gardens and more!
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UPGRADE TO THIS!!! Set in a quiet location in the ever popular Ashfield Estate sits a beautiful family home with a well thought floor plan boasting multiple spacious contemporary open plan living options with modern flare. The perfect entertainer, ainer a large formal lounge at the front of the home ainer, flowing to the meals area and centralised kitchen with a further main
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16 HONOUR AVENUE GISBORNE
Unit 1/64 SHEEDY ROAD
“OMAROO” is a unique landmark property on approx three superb acres! This 4BR modernistic residence has arguably one of the best uninterrupted views of Mt Macedon. Large living/dining room, state of the art kitchen, new bathrooms and separate well fitted office/studio. Resort style entertaining with IG pool, outside cocktail bar, bar pizza oven, DLUG and 10 car shed. Wonderful location with easy access to freeway, ay ay, shops, schools, transport in Macedon and artistic offer off ings of gorgeous Mt Macedon Village.
TAKE ACTION! Fulfill your dreams of home ownership, retirement, or investment opportunity! In a lovely setting of only four units. Featuring two bedrooms, cathedral ceilings, kitchen/dining, lounge. Great kitchen with WI pantry. Generous back yard, single garage with remote. Quality and charm in convenient Gisborne location.
$1.35 Mil
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6 OLIVIA COURT, GISBORNE
Price $749,900 Contact Janis Paul 0417 560 897
MASSIVE RESIDENCE ON APPROX 2669SQM, ENORMOUS QUALITY SHED AND “KNOCKOUT “KNOCK ”VIEWS! Vendor says “sell now”! 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. Massive quality shed plus DLUG on huge block of 2669SQM (approx) with access from Mill Street. Walk to town, cafes caf and park. Enormous and lovely!
7/38 Brantome Street, Gisborne info@gisborne-realestate.com.au www.gisborne-realestate.com.au
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5428 8895
Janis Paul 0417 560 897 Rob Cook 0418 527 105 Jim Paul 0418 283 904 Robert Wilson 0432 689 763 19 SUNBURY & MACEDON RANGES STAR WEEKLY \ JUNE 28, 2016
L.J. Whorlow
House Of The Week Gisborne, 17 Freeman Court
QUALITY RESIDENCE ON ½ ACRE!
4 BED | 2 BATH | 2 CAR | 1 STUDY
Nestled on a corner allotment, surrounded by parkland, this young modern 4 bedroom plus study home features display home quality throughout with top of the range fittings and fixtures. A ‘U’ shaped driveway leads to a large double garage with remote roller door, r internal access, a rear roller door and 2 side gates for rear yard access. The home off r, f ers hotel style ff ensuite, double shower, r stone benchtops, double vanity, r, y a large walk in robe/dressing room, 3 living areas, quality kitchen y, with a walk in pantry and bi-fold doors that open out to a large covered decked entertaining area, powder room, stunning bathroom, gas central heating and evaporative cooling.
FOR SALE $795,000 - $835,000
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Winning Location
Riddells Creek, 3/34 Mahoneys
3 BED | 2 BATH | 2 CAR
LOCAT A ION IS EVERYTHING AT
When it comes to real estate the word location is the most talked about & for a very good reason. The location is one of the very few things you can change in a property. Situated with in an easy stroll to cafes, restaurants, chemist, doctors, train station & all that Riddells Creek has to off f er. This quality brick veneer villa has been built by a local builder off ff f ering peace of mind to the lucky new ff owners. The generous floor plan consists of 3 good sized bedrooms with built in robes, master with walk in robe & ensuite. An open plan kitchen/ family room with access to a paved entertainment area. A modern main bathroom, adequate laundry & internal access to a double garage with remote door. If you are looking at downsizing, investing or simply looking to break in to the tightly held local property market FOR SALE $380,000 - $399,000
OPEN FOR INSPECTION SATURDAY 2ND JULY
SUNBURY 16 Wentworth Crt FOR SALE $279,000 - $299,000 3 BED | 1 BATH | 2 CAR
SUNBURY 3 Ailsa Crt FOR SALE $359,000 - $379,000 3 BED | 2 BATH | 2 CAR
Patrick Franklin Manager/Licensed Estate Agent 0407 534 757 Shantelle Cardwell-Smith Sales Consultant / Licensed Estate Agent 0421 217 582
SUNBURY 2/33-35 Ligar St FOR SALE $290,000 - $305,000 2 BED | 1 BATH | 1 CAR
RIDDELLS CREEK 18 March Crt FOR SALE $379,000 - $399,000 3 BED | 1 BATH | 2 CAR
Paula Carey Senior Sales Agent / Licensed Estate Agent 0411 407 703
10.30 - 11.00am
3 Ailsa Crt, Sunbury
11.00 - 11.30am
18 March Crt, Riddells Creek
11.30 - 12.00pm
2/33-35 Ligar St, Sunbury
12.00 - 12.30pm
3/34 Mahoneys Rd, Riddells Creek
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4 Trott St, Sunbury
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6 Sauvignon Crt, Sunbury
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42 Highgrove Dve, Sunbury
2.15 - 2.45pm
17 Freeman Crt, Gisborne
CALL 9740 9000 TODAY FOR A FREE NO OBLIGATION MARKET APPRAISAL
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46 Evans Street SUNBURY 3429 P: 9740 9000 F: 9744 7913 www.sunburyrealestate.com.au
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Kennedy & Hunt:
Agent Contacts:
33 Brantome St, Gisborne,Victoria, 3437
Jason Kennedy: Wilma Grumont:
0417 383 235 0409 138 472
Ph: (03) 5428 2544 Fax: (03) 5428 2816
Gisborne 12 Nelson Court
UPCOMING AUCTION
Auction
Rare opportunity to put your personal stamp and finishing touches on this near complete property – 1,000m2 (approx) With scope to add your own flair and personality, personality this property offers spacious floorplan showcasing multiple living areas. The modern kitchen provides soft touch drawers, stone bench tops and glass splashback plus large walk in pantry with plate warmer and water filter. Accommodation comprises roomy master complete with WIR and ensuite, plus three further large bedrooms and family bathroom off separate rumpus area at the rear of the house. Large undercover living area with pool and an exceptional outlook to the Gisborne Golf Course. Further features include great storage, steel frame, plus the structure is already in place for hydronic heating – ready to be completed. The elevated allotment is in a highly desirable location with breathtaking views to Macedon Ranges, all within walking distance to township facilities. All that’s missing is your finishing touch. A little bit of work will go a long way with this one.
Auction Details: Saturday 16th July 1.00pm
Viewing Times: Saturday 12.00 - 12.30pm
Property Information:
A4 B2 C2
Gisborne 66 The Boulevard A great family home with views and easy distance to town. Land approx. 758m2. Attractive family home within easy distance to town. 3 bedrms upstairs with family bathrm & ensuite. Downstairs offers study or 4th bedrm, sitting rm & large kitchen/meals/living area & laundry. Loads of storage & fully integrated garage (with rear roller door). An affordable home within a popular neighbourhood.
Private Sale Details: E.S.R. $510,000 - $540,000
Viewing Times: By appointment.
Property Info:
A4 B2 C2
Riddells Creek 71A Mahoneys Road
Gisborne 22-24 Brady Road
Pretty as a picture - perfect presentation. Land approx 400m2.
Why build? This striking family home already has it all.
Private Sale
Sitting on 2,615m2 (approx.) and offering incredible views of the Macedon Ranges. The house has been cleverly sited, ensuring that the option is available to subdivide further - (STCA). Features open plan living, theatre room, study, udy plus games room. udy, The master bedroom offers a parents retreat, ensuite & WIR. The kids will love the huge yard. Homes on such large allotments are highly sought. Be quick!
Beautifully cared for home in established garden & within easy distance to township amenities & train station. Offering 3 large bedrooms, bright kitchen/meals/living room, sep lounge, ens, bathroom & laundry. Huge undercover outdoor area (incorporating carport with roller door) & paved & sealed driveway complete this property.
Private Sale Details: Contact Agent
Private Sale Details: $452,000
Viewing Times:
Viewing Times:
Property Information:
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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 $419,000
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$198,000
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“Quiet and Secluded”
❙ Four double bedrooms all with BIRs ❙ Two family bathrooms ❙ Open plan kitchen / family area ❙ Solid timber kitchen with has plenty of storage / bench ❙ Formal dining leads to lounge with solid fuel heater & air conditioner ❙ Extra hall with built in bookshelves ❙ Bungalow/Unit Comprises:
❙ Quietly located and secluded ❙ Beautifully lightly treed level block - 1,768m² ❙ Meander down a long concrete driveway to your piece of country ❙ Build in your choice of material - brick, weatherboard or colorbond ❙ Town water and sewerage ❙ Town gas ❙ Phone, power and internet
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$397,000
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$335,000
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“Fifty Five Acres of Fine Grazing”
“A Wise Move”
❙ Two road frontages ❙ Four dams ❙ Cattle yards ❙ Hay shed ❙ Available power ❙ Ideal cropping or grazing ❙ Short distance north of the township of Lancefield
❙ Three large bedrooms, main with full ensuite and WIR ❙ Bedroom 2 and 3 with built-in-robes ❙ Formal lounge room ❙ Very user-friendly kitchen with gas hot plates and WIP ❙ Open plan family / meals area ❙ Rumpus room / theatre room ❙ Double garage under roof
$619,000
ROMSEY
Your Very Own Private Oasis- 3 acres ❙ Main spacious bedroom with fantastic WIR & large new ensuite ❙ 2 more large bedrooms with BIR ❙ Country style kitchen looking out to large dam / garden nooks ❙ Light filled sunroom for parents wanting their own retreat ❙ Fabulous lounge & formal dining ideal for entertaining ❙ Family bathroom with corner spa & French doors opening to garden ❙ Sitting room with giant pot belly
LANCEFIELD
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$549,000-$580,000
❙ 5 paddocks for grazing or crops + 2 dams ❙ 3 bedrooms- main bedroom with ensuite BIR ❙ Open plan living/dining/kitchen area ❙ Stylish family bathroom ❙ Library / 2nd living room ❙ Massive shed to hold tractors/trailers with concrete & power ❙ 3.2kw solar system with generous rebate
3 2 8
$425,000
3 2 2
$696,000
LANCEFIELD
A Fantastic Family Home! 2000m2
“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
4 2 2
$937,000
LANCEFIELD
“Country Dreaming” ❙ 4 double bedrooms all with built-in-robes ❙ Kitchen with large pantry, excellent bench space ❙ Open plan dining/lounge with French doors to Verandah ❙ Bathroom with bath, separate shower, er vanity & separate toilet er, ❙ Large laundry/mud room/2nd toilet ❙ Tank water, ter 5 dams & potential for a bore ter, ❙ Abundance of tank water, ter 5 dams & potential for a bore ter,
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“A Special Touch of Magic” - 20 acres
LANCEFIELD
❙ 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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$515,000
ROMSEY
“Such an Elegant Home!” 4 2 2
❙ Spacious main bedroom/parents retreat with ensuite & WIR ❙ Three double bedrooms with BIR ❙ Elegant lounge with gas log fire & adjoining formal dining ❙ Superb kitchen/family/meals – wonderfully light & open area ❙ Large rumpus room/theatre room ❙ Attractive family bathroom ❙ Outdoor entertainment area with wood-fire pizza oven
4 2 2
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Feel at home. Gisborne Stage 7 Gisborne Fields
Act Fast Before Your Dream Slips Away We've saved the best till last: as the final land release in the immensely popular Gisborne Fields this is your ultimate chance to join the community in this esteemed estate - and you'll love what's on offer. Overlooking a parkland reserve, enticing lots range from 685m2 to 859m2, with attractive prices from $269,750 to $285,000. Selling swiftly and available to secure with just a $10,000 deposit, lots are fully serviced. With Gisborne township, freeway access and trains nearby, all that's left to do is claim the lifestyle you've always wanted.
Private Sale Open Inspect By Appointment Price $269,750-$285,000 Contact John Dunlop 0419 001 991 Office Gisborne 5428 2800
Gisborne 3 Tuxedo Drive
Sunbury 68 Anderson Road
4 2 2 A Family Winner In Dress Circle Location!
3 2 3 Get Excited! Pristine Family Home In Top Location
The livability factor of this chic four-bedroom, two-bathroom home is just amazing! Open gourmet kitchen/meals/lounge annexed by oversized rumpus, plus landscaped alfresco entertaining. Includes auto integrated double garage, drive-through rear access, heating/cooling, shed, solar panels. Close to schools, shops, freeway - this property is the ultimate blueprint for an easy lifestyle.
Welcoming three-bedroom, two-bathroom home on coveted dual access corner block with Northerly rear aspect. Formal dining/living/meals serviced by U-shaped stone/stainless steel kitchen with easy access to undercover alfresco area. Three-car garaging, heating/cooling, dishwasher, established gardens, water tank, shed, wine cellar, endless storage. Walk to township, train, schools and parks.
Private Sale Open Inspect By Appointment Price $620,000-$630,000 Contact Julie Gloster 0408 323 056 Jo Peel 0419 354 294 Office Gisborne 5428 2800
Private Sale Open Inspect By Appointment Price $510,000 Contact Lance Long 0473 026 491 Office Sunbury 9744 2555
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6 Carroll Court GISBORNE FOR SALE Nestled in a quiet court, this affordable family home offers set on a large 1313m2 (approx.) block with a 2 car garage, and carport, Outdoor features include large pergola/entertaining area, sheds and 13,500lt water tank. The home features 3 bedrooms plus study (or 4th bedroom) with updated ensuite and bathroom plus formal lounge and separate dining and living areas off the spacious kitchen. Evaporative cooling/ducted gas heating and the added bonus of 3.5kw solar power. Move in with nothing more to do than stamp your own style on this comfortable family home. www.6CarrollCourt-Gisborne.com VIEW Saturday 11:00 - 11:30am | PRICE $575,000 - $625,000 Rhys Nuttall 0438 383 221 | Helen Gray 0438 563 519 Gisborne Office 03 5428 8633
2/57-59 Mahoneys Road RIDDELLS CREEK
17 Bowen Street KYNETON
FOR SALE
FOR SALE
Appealing 2 bedroom unit situated within an easy walk to all Riddells Creek and close to the train station. The generous floor plan offers two spacious bedrooms with built in robes and a walk through bathroom. The open plan kitchen, meals and living areas provide plenty of room to relax and enjoy your quiet time in the privacy of your our home.
A delightful modern home situated on a large 788sqm allotment perfectly positioned in Kyneton. Recently renovated throughout to an exceptionally high standard. A family sized meals area, spacious lounge with split system and 3 bedrooms all with robes. A delightful covered verandah, lovely north facing rear yard, there is also a garage and workshop.
VIEW Saturday 2:00 - 2:30pm | PRICE $350,000 - $380,000
VIEW Saturday 12.00-12.30pm | PRICE $489,000
Rhys Nuttall 0438 383 221 | Helen Gray 0438 563 519
Rick Lander 0408 571 485 | Matthew Bourke 0448 271 880
Gisborne Office 03 5428 8633
Woodend Office 03 5427 1222
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LI NE ST W IN G RIDDELLS CREEK
53 MEADOWBROOK WAY
An Unrivalled Desirable Property - Move In and Begin Your Tree Change Make the move to the beautiful Macedon Ranges & enjoy this spacious 5 bedroom, 3 bathroom homestead on over 3 acres. This magnificent property features generous living & entertaining areas, blackwood kitchen, granite benchtops, walk-in pantry. Also a chicken coop, orchard & veggie garden. The property has town water, water a lge water tank, dam & a secluded quiet court location 5 minutes to Riddells station & village.
• Generous tiled entrance, double storage closets • Formal dining or living room with large bay window • Expansive open plan living and casual dining • Blackwood kitchen, granite benchtops, great walk-in pantry, D/W, D/W gas hotplates, electric oven • 5 double bedrooms, 3x built in robes, WIR in Main
AUCTION ON SITE Saturday, Saturday 23rd July 2016 12.00 noon OFI Saturday 2nd, 9th, 16th, 23rd July 11.15am - 11.45am Jane Lansell-Smith M: 0412 457 881; jane_romsey@connallys.com.au Kim Forsyth kim_romsey@connallys.com.au
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Jane Lansell-Smith M: 0412 457 881 jane_romsey@connallys.com.au www.connallys.com.au
• Timber kitchen, ducted central heating, r/c aircon • 1 bathroom, 2 w.c’s, internal laundry • Dble detached garage with auto
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A5 B2 C2 Private Sale NA NATURES RETREA RETREAT
James Shalders M: 0412 136 578 james_romsey@connallys.com.au www.connallys.com.au • Approx 206 Acres, (83.37ha) • Half way between Lancefield and Kilmore • Good bush block, clrd portions
82 Main Street, Romsey Julie Ellis 0409 433 699 Property Manager
• Large Brms all with BIR • Master with WIR and Ensuite • 2 large living areas, 3 split systems • 2 car garage and ambling paths
Private Sale $220,000- $240,000 WOW WHAT WHA A BLOCK
James Shalders M: 0412 136 578 james_romsey@connallys.com.au www.connallys.com.au
• Five BRM timber home 9 years old • Very private approx. 3 acres • Recently refurbished • New Kitch S.S appliances, WIP
• Excellent Dam and Large shed • 2 Road frontages • Elevated views • Rural surrounds
LANCEFIELD LOT 2/107 MAIN ROAD LI NE ST W IN G
• 3 Living rooms with many original features • 3 double bedrooms, high timber ceilings
A5 B3 C2
James Shalders M: 0412 136 578 james_romsey@connallys.com.au www.connallys.com.au • Approx 2000M2 • Large Shed • Essentially flat even ground • Lovely views across the Cobaws
Ph (03) 5429 6842 James Shalders 0412 136 578 Licensed Sales Agent
• All services avail • Rural Aspects • Close to Farmers Mkt • Close to Township Fax (03) 5429 6846 Jane Lansell-Smith 0412 457 881 Licensed Sales Agent
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LAND ACQUISITION AND COMPENSATION ACT 1986 FORM 7 S. 21(a) Reg. 16 Notice of Acquisition Compulsory Acquisition of Interest in Land Western Region Water Corporation declares that by this notice it acquires the following interest in the land described in certificate of title volume 9512 folio 367: Interest Acquired: An interest in fee simple in proposed Reserve No. 1 that is within the land described in certificate of title volume 9512 folio 367 as shown on the plan (Plan) below: Interests Acquired: 1. the interest of Richflow Pty Ltd ACN 007 094 886 (deregistered); 2. the interest of Gippsland and Southern Rural Water Corporation as the successor to the State Rivers and Water Supply Commission, shown as E-1 on the Plan; and 3. all other interests. A copy of the Plan is attached to the Notice of Intention to Acquire registered in Dealing Number AM765998V and is also available for inspection at the offices of Western Region Water Corporation at 36 Macedon St, Sunbury VIC 3429. For and on behalf of the Western Region Water Corporation Signed: NEIL BRENNAN Managing Director Date: 16 June 2016
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Emma Mahady top-scored on Sunday. (Shawn Smits)
The challenges keep getting thrown at the Sunbury Jets, and the Big V women’s division 1 team keeps responding. Undefeated and on top of the ladder, the Jets are leagues ahead of rivals. In the past two weeks alone, they’ve beaten the third and fourth-placed teams by a combined 74 points. On Sunday, the Jets celebrated the return of head coach Kennedy Kereama from Europe where he’d been on duty for the New Zealand women’s national team. With the Tall Ferns failing to qualify for the Olympics, Kereama will be back down under for the rest of the season. Before Sunday’s match, assistant coach Lisa Townsend said the playing group had responded well despite the mid-season coaching changes. “We have very similar coaching styles and we’ve had a process in place, regardless of who’s coach,” she said. “The girls could coach themselves if
something happened to us … it’ll be a male voice instead of a women’s voice. “We always knew he would be back at this time. “If he’d been going to Rio, he would have been back for one or two matches before heading back to New Zealand.” It was a winning return for Kereama with the Jets comprehensively beating Western Port 89-41. Defensively, the Jets were strong, with 19 steals and six blocked shots, compared to Western Port’s two steals and one block. Five players reached double figures, Emma Mahady top-scoring with 18 points. Among those reaching double figures was Jess Bygate, in her second game back after missing out on the New Zealand team for the Olympic trials. Townsend said it was good to have her back in the team and fully fit. “Jess was disappointed, as anyone would be not making the team.
“She’s been able to experience the national team set-up, and she’s blessed to have had that opportunity.” The Jets will be without local young gun Naomi Stevens for the rest of the year. Stevens tore her ACL last month. “It’s a big loss for both the women’s and youth girls’ squad,” Townsend said. “It’s a shame as she’s been doing so well and going great guns.” As for the rest of the season, Townsend says she’d love to see the Jets go through undefeated. “I was talking to the players about having the opportunity to be part of something special and go through unbeaten. “I was part of a winning team at Dandenong years ago and we won 56 games straight, including two premierships. “Being part of a group that goes undefeated adds to the glory. I think this can be a special group.” Tara Murray
Coach takes on double challenge By Tara Murray Jessy Carroll always wanted to coach East Sunbury Cricket Club but wasn’t sure the timing was right. He knew he could do the job but wasn’t sure whether the club wanted him to take the role as he couldn’t guarantee he could be a playing coach. One conversation with club officials quickly put all Carroll’s doubts behind him. “I said I wasn’t 100 per cent sure I could play and they said, ‘That’s fine, we’d rather have you around as coach and around the club than not at all’,” Carroll said last week. “It was good to hear I had the backing of everyone and I was a bit more confident when they asked me that.” Carroll, 25, was always seen as next coach of the Thunder. He was assistant coach to Mark Hourigan in 2014-15 and was meant to help coach last season when he returned from an overseas holiday. But everything changed when he was diagnosed with non-Hodgkin’s B-cell lymphoma while in London. His family, the East Sunbury Sporting group and the whole Sunbury community got together to raise money to help bring Carroll home. Carroll says his battle has been “up and down” but adds that the support he’s received has been mind-blowing. And he says his diagnosis isn’t going to stop him doing the things he wants to do. “There’s no point putting your life on hold; we all die one day,” he says. “Do as much as you can while you can. I wasn’t going to put my hand up as I couldn’t commit to playing and coaching. “I’m 100 per cent on the coaching side of things but still not sure if I’ll play “I’m waiting on a few tests and, hopefully, I can get over it and get out and play. “Leading off the field is half the job. You want to lead on the field as well. That’s when all the pressure comes and you can really stand up and help the younger guys.” As much as the club wants Carroll to be with it, he wants to be there, too. “They don’t treat you any differently down here. Some people talk to you differently when you’re sick, but at the club everyone still has a laugh and jokes around with you. Banter always lifts your spirits.” Carroll takes on the job after a disappointing season for the Thunder, which finished on the bottom of the Gisborne and District Cricket Association B-grade ladder.
Carroll says the timing is right now to take over and give East Sunbury a fresh start. “I learnt a bit in the first year with Mark and we made the grand final and only just lost,” he said. “Hopefully that was just one bad year. I watched a bit last year and there were things I thought I could change. “I want to build a tight squad that will hang around with each other and have a close bond off the ground. Hopefully, success comes with that.” Carroll says he hopes being a youthful coach will also be helpful with a young squad. “I’m not that much older than them and I’m someone they can come and talk to,” he said. “Most of their problems – like if they want to go to another club to further test their skills – I can handle that as I’m just past that part
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of my life. Hopefully I can influence younger players.” Carroll says that as well as applying his own spin on coaching, he will use skills he has learned from his last two coaches, Hourigan and Steve Grey. Grey, who coached Carroll at Sunbury United and East Sunbury, is coaching United this season. It’s a match-up Carroll keenly anticipates. “I watched Steve coach and brought in things he did,” he said. “I trained with United when I first started cricket under Steve and the mentality was ‘no pain no gain’. I’ve followed that my whole life in cricket. “I saw how he did it and took a bit from him and saw how Mark did it and took a bit from him, so just the aspect of growing the youth is what I want to do.” Carroll says the club has started talking to potential recruits but is focused on building from within. “Hopefully, we can get a bit of confidence into them early. “I’m looking at a couple of new players but I don’t want to push the envelope too far. “I want to build a side that will be together for three or four years, moving up together as a group. “I’ll be around 28 or 29 then and so will a lot of the other boys and we’ll have a lot of cricket under our belts.”
Jessy Carroll (left) is taking over from Mark Hourigan as coach of East Sunbury. (Damjan Janevski) 31 SUNBURY & MACEDON RANGES STAR WEEKLY \ JUNE 28, 2016
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Chance throws up a star By Tara Murray With not much competition in Victoria, Sunbury’s Oluwaremi Olalekan was unsure how she would go at the Australian National Judo Championships earlier this month. After urging by Victorian team coaches to compete in the national championships for the first time, Olalekan won both her events. She took out the junior women’s 78kg-plus division and the senior women’s division in the same weight category. She won both the best-of-three grand finals, in two rounds. “I was very happy because I won both categories,” the 15-year-old said. “I have only been doing it for four years, and I was competing against competitors who were more experienced and heavier than me. “In the senior category, everyone was between 20 and 30.” She said having the support of her coaches in both Sunbury and Victorian squads was a massive boost. Olalekan trains at Kaizen Judo in Sunbury. “My coach at Sunbury said I should try out for the Victorian squad and then the coaches there said I should try out,” the Salesian College student said. “Certainly helps with the confidence. “They have done a lot in judo, and one of the coaches has competed for Australia.” Olalekan, who is also known as Remi, wants to continue testing herself against others. She’s come a long way for someone who just went along when her brother was looking to join. “I want to compete internally and get as far as I can go,” the young athlete said. “Maybe look at going to the Commonwealth Games …”
SCOREBOARD Q FOOTBALL VFL - RD 12 NTH BALLARA BALLARAT 5.2 6.4 10.7 11.9 (75) FRANKSTON 2.0 6.1 7.5 10.8 (68) Goals: North Ballarat: Hooper 2 Tate T 2 Hooper 2 Edwards Keeble Schnerring Rippon Schache. Frankston: Cass 3 Bennett 2 Newman Wells Wood McCartney Mullane. Best: North Ballarat: Schache Rodd George Keeble Kiel Edwards. Frankston: Cass Gray Kempster Bennett Sketcher Cavarra. Frankston Oval. PT MELBOURNE 2.4 5.7 7.9 10.11 (71) BOX HILL 3.5 4.6 7.7 7.13 (55) Goals: Port Melbourne: Lisle 2 Osborne 2 Hobbs Rivett Halsall Lee Scipione Toman. T Box Hill: Summers 2 Langford Walker O’Sullivan Hardwick Webster. Best: Port Melbourne: Osborne T Tynan Arnot Cain Golby Tynan. T Box Hill: Warren Whitecross Mirra Kennedy Walker Heatherley. At North Port Oval. COBURG 2.6 5.13 8.16 9.19 (73) WERRIBEE 4.1 4.1 6.1 9.5 (59) Goals: Coburg: Saad 2 Schraven 2 Cauchi Robortella Younan Y Featherstone Posar. Werribee: Conway 2 Porter Hanson Preuss McFarlane McCartney Speight Meredith. Best: Coburg: Goodwin Iacobaccio Ryan Hunt Fox Allan. Werribee: Clarke Hanson Meredith Vickers-Willis Petterwood Mountford. SANDRINGHAM 4.5 9.9 11.16 13.24 (102) NORTHERN 3.1 4.3 8.5 9.8 (62) Goals: Sandringham: O’Kearney 3 Shenton 3 Murdoch 2 Dennis-Lane 2 Holmes Pierce Payne. Northern: Viojo 3 Silvagni 2 Buckley 2 Jones Kerbatieh. Best: Sandringham: Murdoch Templeton T Simpkin Fisscher O’Kearney Shenton. Northern: Wilson Dick Viojo Kerbatieh Totevski T Graham. At Preston City Oval. GEELONG 3.0 5.1 8.2 10.3 (63) WILLIAMSTOWN 1.2 1.9 3.13 5.17 (47) Goals: Geelong: Lang 2 Hayball 2 Dobson 2 Parsons Clark Luxford Cornell. Williamstown: Gibbons 2 Carr Conway Cordy. Best: Geelong: Edwards Lang Tsitas T Atkins Lucey Hickey. Williamstown: Gibbons Bese Wheeler Sullivan Fahey Dorgan. At Burbank Oval. COLLINGWOOD 5.3 9.5 13.9 14.12 (96) RICHMOND 1.3 3.5 4.7 10.10 (70) Goals: Collingwood: Howe 3 Hellier 2 Moloney 2 Oxley Ferguson Wills Rambaldi Gault Gray Borthwick. Richmond: Moore 2 Ballard 2 Marcon 2 Silvestro Butler Bathie McBean. Best: Collingwood: MacAffer Kelly Wills Howe Witts Ferguson. Richmond: Ballard Aarts Castagna Marcon Silvestro Moore. At Victoria Park.
TTAC CUP - RD 11 GIPPSLAND 2.3 5.8 11.9 17.10 (112) WESTERN 2.4 5.5 7.7 10.9 (69) Goals: Gippsland: Rout 5 Stephenson 3 Costigan 3 Patullo 2 Hodge Leslie Armour McKeon. Western: Junker 2 Syme 2 Nicholls Dundon Cotter Parkinson Campisi Graham. Best: Gippsland: Porter Renooy Rout Jones Leslie Costigan. Western: Junker Foley Giarrizzo Campisi Dundon Hitch. At Morwell Recreation Reserve. CALDER 6.2 9.6 12.9 18.10 (118) DANDENONG 1.1 4.4 6.7 8.11 (59) Goals: Calder: Brown 7 Burnside 4 Lewis 2 Saad Peters Lever Ronke McDonald. Dandenong: Allsop 4 Beveridge Martello Murphy Scagliarini.
Best: Calder: Brown Blythe Lewis Owen Caluzzi Ronke. Dandenong: Morrish Allsop Young Y Scagliarini Darling Atkins. At Shepley Oval. NORTHERN 3.5 6.7 6.11 11.15 (81) BENDIGO 1.0 3.3 6.8 8.9 (57) Goals: Northern: Perry 4 McKay 3 Fable Bradley Murphy Roberts. Bendigo: Blake 2 Brander 2 Henderson Wallace Rosengren Greene . Best: Northern: Murphy Signorello Wilson Perry McKay Bradley. Bendigo: Betson Dow Sheahan Sheahan Miller Thomas. At QEO Bendigo. SANDRINGHAM 2.1 4.2 9.6 13.9 (87) NTH BALLARA BALLARAT 7.0 9.1 11.3 13.5 (83) Goals: Sandringham Dragons: Trew 4 Walker 2 Burt Larkin Harris Morrisby Beveridge McLean Sakeson. North Ballarat: Johnston 7 Beks 2 Johnson Harrison Scales Jones. Best: Sandringham: Trew Sakeson Hayward Nissenbaum Maloney Burt. North Ballarat: Johnston Wellings Wheelahan McQueen Cox McRoberts. At Eureka Stadium. MURRA MURRAY 3.6 9.8 11.12 15.14 (104) EASTERN 3.1 6.7 12.8 14.13 (97) Goals: Murray: McMullan 5 Tiziani 4 Cooper 2 Cousins Langlands Neagle. Eastern: Parente 5 McCormack 3 Wallis 3 Moore Hollins Ross. Best: Murray: McMullan Tiziani Cousins Paton Marr Williamson. Eastern: Mullenger-Mchugh McCormack Haynes Begley Parente Stanley. At Albury Sports Ground. GEELONG 3.5 5.5 9.6 10.7 (67) OAKLEIGH 1.0 4.1 7.2 9.7 (61) Goals: Geelong: McLachlan 2 Bennett 2 Diamond 2 Zdybel 2 Killen Blair. Oakleigh: Stanford 3 McLarty Goss Wooller Aujard Phillips T Tomaro. Best: Geelong: Blood Bennett Elliot Zdybel Stephens Francis. Oakleigh: Jordan McLarty Jones Goss Answerth Cunningham. At Simonds Stadium.
VFL WOMEN - RD 10 DIAMOND CREEK 4.1 5.2 7.4 11.8 (74) CRANBOURNE 1.0 4.1 5.1 6.3 (39) Goals: Diamond Creek: Bernardi 5 Chiocci 3 Richmond Downie Brazzale. Cranbourne: Moody McLeod Wildes ildes T Tomamichel Garner Jakobsson. Best: Diamond Creek: Williams Chiocci Hicks Bernardi Corrigan Cappello. Cranbourne: Wildes Thompson Jakobsson Olsen Thomas Johnson. At Frenken Homes Oval. EASTERN 4.4 7.5 13.6 16.9 (105) SEAFORD 1.0 3.5 3.7 3.9 (27) Goals: Eastern: Lambert 3 Perkins 3 Hojnacki 2 Randall 2 Steiert Foster Trend Tesoriero T D’Arcy Scott. Seaford: Plane Annear Boyd. Best: Eastern: Scott Randall Privitelli Steiert Foster Casey. Seaford: Lawrence Goodwin Hosking Gillespie-Jones Walker Plane. At R F Miles Reserve. MELBOURNE UNI 4.1 9.4 12.9 18.13 (121) KNOX 1.1 3.1 3.2 4.2 (26) Goals: Melbourne Uni: Kearney 4 Blackburn 4 Berry 3 Stephenson 2 Hildebrand 2 Omahony O’Bryan Wilson. Knox: Bail Mcilvena Kuys deBondt. Best: Melbourne Uni: Kearney Blackburn Hildebrand O’Bryan Hunt Goring. Knox: McKenna Head Smith Mcilvena Kuys Costello. At Schultz Reserve. DAREBIN 6.4 13.7 16.8 20.14 (134) GEELONG 0.0 0.0 0.1 1.1 (7) Goals: Darebin: Brennan 5 Hammond 4 Vescio 3 Smith 2 Pearce 2 Pearce Lange Arnell McDonald. Geelong: Boyd. Best: Darebin: Brennan Pearce Pearce Lange Smith Hammond. Geelong: Boyd Williams Mithen Beeston Maguire Woollett. At Bill Lawry Oval.
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Briefs Sunbury Lions reunion
The Sunbury Lions will hold a reunion of their three 1976 premiership sides and their 1977 senior and under-18 premiership teams on July 9 at Clarke Oval. The club is inviting all players, committee members and staff of that era to join the celebrations that will include a luncheon before the club’s senior match against Ballarat at 2.15pm. Former Australian cricketer Dean Jones will be a guest speaker. For details and bookings, contact 0433 359 744 or steela05@hotmail.com.
Football
Kyneton suffered a shock loss to South Bendigo in the Bendigo Football League on Saturday. Less than two goals separated the two sides at each break. South Bendigo saved its best for last to win 13.11 (89)-12.11 (83). Mitch Scholard was the standout for the Tigers, kicking eight goals. Gisborne was no match for ladder leader Golden Square, losing 31.14 (200)-7.7 (49).
Soccer
Sunbury United missed a chance to move clear of bottom side Heidelberg Stars in FFV state league 2 north-west on Saturday. Four points separated the sides going into the game, but it was the Stars who came out on top winning 3-1. They now sit a one point behind United. In state league 5 west, Kyneton District drew 1-1 with North Melbourne. Oluwaremi Olalekan walked away with two gold medals from the Australian National Judo Championships. (Kristian Scott)
ST KILDA 4.3 7.8 7.8 11.9 (75) VU WESTERN 2.0 4.0 5.4 6.6 (42) Goals: St Kilda: Hope 4 Garner 2 Gilder Whitehead Hyett Lucas-Rodd Portlock. VU Western: Quigley 3 Francke 2 Kemp. Best: St Kilda: Garner Achampong Clifford Colwell Lucas-Rodd McWilliams. VU Western: Gell White Mifsud Scott Dinuccio Harrison. At Peanut Farm Reserve.
VIC DEVELOPMENT LEAGUE - RD 12 PT MELBOURNE 2.4 3.7 8.12 10.15 (75) BOX HILL 2.2 5.4 6.5 6.5 (41) Goals: Port Melbourne: Pearson 3 Hayes Hooper Waddell Walker Dove Wenn Beddison. Box Hill: Dimasi Langford Hehir Traynor Sullivan Jeffs. Best: Port Melbourne: Hooper Iaccarino Pearson Urban Parthenopoulos Bennett. Box Hill: Cox Evans Jeffs Surman Horner Lock. At North Port Oval. COBURG 0.2 4.5 6.8 12.13 (85) WERRIBEE 5.2 6.5 9.8 10.12 (72) Goals: Coburg: Kalanj 7 Ercolano 2 Flower Corigliano Free. Werribee: Liberatore 2 King 2 Malthouse 2 Xavier Barrack Kershaw Manivong. Best: Coburg: Kalanj Merlo Stillman Kovacevic Bailey Ercolano. Werribee: Wilson Aylett Maishman Iles Liberatore Xavier At Avalon Airport Oval. NORTHERN 3.1 6.3 11.4 13.5 (83) SANDRINGHAM 3.4 5.8 7.10 10.10 (70) Goals: Northern: Corboy 2 Stevens 2 Dawson Malual Bolger Cripps Payne Iermano Hawkes Strachan Jacques. Sandringham: Dobosz 3 Haidon 3 Iudica McKay Fox Davis. Best: Northern: Stevens Jordan Casley Dawson Lamanna Jacques. Sandringham: Wallace Kelso Haidon Weickhardt Dobosz Hooy At Preston City Oval. WILLIAMSTOWN 4.1 8.4 8.7 15.9 (99) FRANKSTON 3.5 4.10 8.15 9.17 (71) Goals: Williamstown: Curtis 3 Ebinger 3 Condon 3 Johnstone 2 Owen 2 Myers Schultz. Frankston: Rosier 2 Wilson 2 Capiron Gleeson Debenham Foote Papadopoulos. Best: Frankston: Gawley Foote Peet Post Wilson Capiron. Williamstown: Owen Critchley Monk Condon Myers Carter. At Frankston Oval.
UNDER-16 CHAMPIONSHIPS - RD 1 SA 3.5 4.8 4.12 10.14 (74) WA 4.2 5.4 8.7 10.7 (67) Goals: South Australia: Rozee 2 Martin 2 Rankine 2 Lewis Irra Kennerley Gould. Western Australia: O’Reilly 2 Morgan Hill Stack Carter Medhat Peacock Chambers Moore. Best: South Australia: Flinn Lewis Lochowiak Rankin Wilkinson. Western Australia: Joyce Hill Carter Miller Spooner Murphy. At AAMI Stadium. VIC COUNTRY 2.1 6.3 10.4 11.7 (73) VIC METRO 3.1 5.2 6.2 8.5 (53) Goals: Vic Country: Garoni 5 Williams 2 Caldwell Chatfield Lowden Hill. Vic Metro: Butters 2 West Bytel O King Murphy Hallebone King. Best: Vic Country: Caldwell Dang Brownless Garoni Duursma Walsh. Vic Metro: B King West Skidmore Khamis Butters Golds. At Simonds Stadium.
RIDDELL DISTRICT FL Premiers BROADFORD 4.3 8.5 9.9 11.13 (79) WOODEND-HESKET 1.0 5.1 6.3 9.5 (59) Goals: Broadford: Jacob Hislop 4 Hickman 3 Boyall 2 Barton Grenville. Woodend-hesket: Tom T Gawthrop 5 Sleight Ambler Harrison Smerdon.
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Best: Broadford: Jacob Hislop Boyall Wearne Viani Pound Philpot. Woodend-hesket: Benjamin Toman T Sheppard Macklin Cotchett Gawthrop Laverie. RUPERTSWOOD 8.3 14.7 15.15 23.16 (154) MEL MELTON 1.1 2.5 2.7 7.9 (51) Goals: Rupertswood: Stephen Burlak 6 Podolczak 5 Cannon 3 Agnello 3 Kaufmann Berry Swallow Muir Smith. Melton Centrals: James Aquilina 2 Harvey 2 Gilmore Egan Bongart. Best: Rupertswood: Stephen Burlak Muir Podolczak Egan Sullivan. Melton Centrals: Michael Egan Aquilina Gilmore Apineru Robinson Lowe. ROMSEY 6.8 10.12 25.14 29.15 (189) ROCKBANK 0.0 0.2 1.3 3.4 (22) Goals: Romsey: Jack Jedwab 7 Feltham 6 Saad 3 Burkett 3 Borg 2 Paterson Young Y Stott Badger Mills Burkett Hoy Way. Rockbank: Alan Greenwood McGee Donker. Best: Romsey: Jack Jedwab Mills Burkett Feltham Rayment Young. Y Rockbank: Steven James McGee Woodroffe Greenwood Wilson Donker. DIGGERS REST 4.4 9.5 11.8 13.10 (88) WALLAN 1.1 4.5 7.7 9.13 (67) Goals: Diggers Rest: Michael Evans 2 Freeth 2 Freeth 2 Kilty 2 Mc Cabe 2 Lawton Morton Lobb. Wallan: Sam Rexhepi 2 Nolan 2 Schraven Mannix Mackertich Fitzgerald Gillard. Best: Diggers Rest: Jamie Lobb Krul Evans Lawton Ruane Morton. Wallan: Daniel Nolan Saladino Mannix Hayes Gillard Hanson. SUNBURY 3.3 6.5 9.7 12.9 (81) LANCEFIELD 2.1 2.3 4.6 6.8 (44) Goals: Sunbury Kangaroos: Thomas Ellard 4 Pretty 3 Williams 2 Trimboli 2 Cuffe. Lancefield: Jonathon Kent 3 Dorman Barton Brock. Best: Sunbury Kangaroos: Matthew Wallace Cuffe Allen Trimboli Sutherland Baumgartner. Lancefield: Adam Sayers Hynninen Pitts Anderson Brock Barton. Reserves: Broadford 10.14 d Woodend-Hesket 2.8, Rupertswood 11.6 d Melton Centrals 8.5, Romsey 18.15 d Rockbank 1.0, Diggers Rest 19.18 d Wallan 2.1, Macedon 11.10 d Riddell 6.3, Sunbury Kangaroos 13.17 d Lancefield 6.4. U-18.5: Woodend-Hesket 8.15 d Broadford 6.4, Rupertswood 13.13 d Melton Centrals 1.5, Romsey 16.12 d Rockbank 0.0, Diggers Rest 13.9 d Wallan 6.0, Macedon 7.9 d Riddell 3.8.
BALLARA BALLARAT Permiers: North Ballarat City 17.11 d Ballarat 8.13, Darley 13.10 d Melton 9.9, Lake Wendouree 19.13 d Melton South 9.14, Redan 15.12 d Sebastopol 4.8, East Point 12.9 d Sunbury 10.17. Reserves: Ballarat 15.15 d North Ballarat City 10.11, Melton 8.14 d Darley 5.7, Lake Wendouree 16.11 d Melton South 10.8, Redan 9.6 d Sebastopol 4.7, East Point 12.11 d Sunbury 6.7. U-18.5: North Ballarat City 6.8 d Ballarat 5.8, Darley 10.6 d Melton 9.4, Melton South 23.17 d Lake Wendouree 6.4, Redan 25.21 d Sebastopol 0.0, Sunbury 11.12 d East Point 6.8.
BENDIGO Premiers: Eaglehawk 20.8 d Kangaroo Flat 8.17, South Bendigo 13.11 d Kyneton 12.11, Sandhurst 37.18 d Maryborough 7.4, Golden Square 31.14 d Gisborne 7.7, Strathfieldsaye 17.15 d Castlemaine 10.7. Resrves: Kangaroo Flat 9.5 d Eaglehawk 7.7, South Bendigo 11.7 d Kyneton 4.7, Sandhurst 40.11 d Maryborough 0.0, Golden Square 13.10 d Gisborne 7.5, Strathfieldsaye 7.9 d Castlemaine 5.6.U-18: Eaglehawk 17.23 d Kangaroo Flat 2.1, South Bendigo 11.12 d Kyneton 3.1, Sandhurst
25.13 d Maryborough 3.2, Golden Square 10.11 d Gisborne 4.5, Strathfieldsaye 14.11 d Castlemaine 3.1.
CENTRAL HIGHLANDS Premiers: Bungaree 42.9 d Carngham Linton 2.3, Creswick 9.10 d Rokewood-Corindhap 5.3, Hepburn 23.21 d Smythesdale 2.4, Buninyong 13.4 d Dunnstown 1.4, Gordon 13.14 d Beaufort 14.6, Waubra 15.8 d Ballan 3.8, Newlyn 9.7 d Learmonth 6.19, Springbank 14.8 d Daylesford 7.5. Reserves: Bungaree 26.21 d Carngham Linton 1.0, Creswick 4.10 dr Rokewood-Corindhap 4.10, Hepburn 24.17 d Smythesdale 0.2, Buninyong 13.13 d Dunnstown 3.2, Gordon 6.6 d Beaufort 5.8, Waubra 17.15 d Ballan 4.3, Skipton 7.5 d Clunes 6.9, Newlyn 8.8 d Learmonth 6.7, Springbank 17.12 d Daylesford 1.2. U-18: Bungaree 15.10 d Carngham Linton 5.1, Creswick 21.15 d Rokewood-Corindhap 0.0, Dunnstown 2.16 d Buninyong 3.7, Beaufort 24.10 d Gordon 2.1, Waubra 11.10 d Ballan 6.2, Skipton 6.9 d Clunes 6.8, Newlyn 15.7 d Learmonth 4.3.
Q NETBALL BALLARA BALLARAT A: North Ballarat City 80 d Ballarat 46, Darley 41 d Melton 31, Lake Wendouree 58 d Melton South 29, Sebastopol 39 d Redan 38, East Point 41 d Sunbury 25. B: North Ballarat City 55 d Ballarat 37, Darley 53 d Melton 28, Lake Wendouree 45 d Melton South 33, Redan 46 d Sabastopol 30, Sunbury 52 d East Point 37. C: Ballarat 40 d North Ballarat City 31, Darley 37 d Melton 21, Lake Wendouree 22 d Melton South 21, Redan 27 d Sebastopol 20, Sunbury 30 d East Point 22.
RIDDELL A: Riddells Creek 39 d Macedon 38, Melton Centrals 36 d Rupertswood 28, Lancefield 60 d Sunbury 25, Diggers Rest 49 d Wallan 24, Broadford 58 d Woodend Hesket 35. B: Macedon 39 d Riddells Creek 38, Rupertswood 32 d Melton Centrals 23, Romsey 44 d Rockbank 18, Lancefield 31 d Sunbury 25, Diggers Rest 39 d Wallan 12, Broadford 53 d Woodend Hesket 14. C: Riddells Creek 30 d Macedon 23, Rupertswood 31 d Melton Centrals 13, Romsey 26 d Rockbank 14, Lancefield 22 d Sunbury 18, Diggers Rest 31 d Wallan 17, Broadford 42 d Woodend Hesket 9.
Q RUGBY LEAGUE VRL Div 1: Casey Warriors 56 d North West Wolves 10, Werribee Bears 48 d Sunbury United Tigers 20, Altona Roosters 48 d Waverley Oakleigh Panthers 6, Northern Thunder d South Eastern Titans fft. Div 2: Waverley Oakleigh Panthers 32 d Altona Roosters Blue 12, Northern Thunder 38 d Pakenham Eels 20.
Q RUGBY UNION VRU Dewar Shield: Box Hill 55 d Footscray 35, Souths 24 d Melbourne Uni 23, Melbourne 44 d Moorabbin 27, Power House 28 d Endeavour Hills 12, Box Hill 95 d Footscray 15, Souths 29 d Melbourne Uni 14, Melbourne 52 d Moorabbin 0, Power House 46 d Endeavour Hills 19. U-18: Wyndham City 47 d Power House 12, Shepparton 25 d Melton 15, Northern 27 d End Hills 25.
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Wayward Lions hand win to grateful East Point Poor kicking and equally poor decision-making cost Sunbury Lions dearly in a loss to East Point in the Ballarat Football League on Saturday. Looking to cement their spot in the top two, the Lions were left to rue missed opportunities which allowed East Point to steal the 12.9 (81) 10.17 (77) win. The Lions had the best of it early at Clarke Oval and led by as many as 18 points in the first half. The second half was a tale of two very different quarters, the Kangaroos kicking goals while the Lions missed, In the end, it cost the Lions the game and handed them their third loss of the season.
Lions coach Rick Horwood described the game as “one that got away”, with his players’ performance “poor”. “You’re not going to win many games kicking 2.12 in the second half,” he said. “Our execution by foot was really poor. It was a disappointing result. If we’d kicked one more goal, we’d have won. “It wasn’t that they won the game; we lost the game. It’s a hard pill to swallow as we had so many opportunities.” Horwood said while goalkicking was poor, delivery into the forward 50 was equally bad. “Our ball transition was terrible between the 50s. We had 38 turnovers heading into our forward 50. Our field kicking was atrocious.
“When we were getting shots at goal, they were being taken in the right spot. In the last 10 minutes, we had players running into open goal and hitting the post.” Horwood said the ruck dual between David Kovacevic and Paul Koderenko was one of the day’s highlights. Kovacevic, skipper Andrew Duhau, midfielder Alik Magin and Josh Guthrie were the Lions’ best players. The coach said it was pleasing to see Guthrie play his first game in the seniors this year, and he was impressed with the form of Corey Hansen. The loss dragged the Lions from second to fourth on the ladder.
They are now one of four teams on 28 points. Another, North Ballarat City, takes on the Lions in Ballarat this week. “You have to beat the sides around you on the ladder,” Horwood said. “We dropped a game against a team below us, which was disappointing. It’s these games that will decide where you finish at the end of the year.” The Lions’ A-grade netballers had a tough day, losing 41-25 to East Point. A slow start proved to be the Lions’ downfall … they trailed 12-3 and 22-9 at stages of the first half. The Lions sit fourth on the ladder. Tara Murray
Roos bounce back from twin losses
Macedon’s Chelsea Kemp and Riddell’s Lauren Close battle for possession. (Kristian Scott)
Bombers limp home By Tara Murray Riddell produced a sub-par performance but was able to sneak home against Macedon in Riddell District Netball League on Saturday. Filling top-three spots before the game, the teams were looking forward to a match of virtual equals. And there was little between them all day, the Bombers eventually winning 39-38. Their coach, Jarrad Walker, was relieved to get the points while disappointed in some regards with the performance. “Macedon were happy with how they played – it was a physical game,” he said. “You can see they do a lot of training together. “I wasn’t happy with our game. We made a lot of turnovers and couldn’t get our connections going. This is the type of game we need … we won’t have another until just before the finals.” Walker said it wasn’t until the last quarter that the Bombers managed to get some flow in their game – but they couldn’t turn it into scoreboard
pressure. Despite the disappointment, he saw a lot of positives. Managing three players with injuries and introducing a new player meant lots of positional changes for Riddell. Tarryn Munro, who plays in Victorian Netball League division 1, had her first game with the club and will provide another option in the mid-court. She comes on board as Danielle Wilson heads overseas, not to return until just before the finals. “We knew there would be turnovers with introducing a new player,” Walker said. “I’m glad I got Tarryn in to play in a game like this. Having her released Lauren Close back into defence.” Close was best on court on Saturday, despite managing an ankle injury. Another standout was Meikah Johns. Walker said Johns, one of the youngest players in the team, was now his go-to wing-defence player.
Walker said he was hopeful the impact of VNL commitments on his players would decrease, with most VNL matches now played midweek. The exception will be the VNL grand finals, which will be held the same weekend as the first weekend of RDNL finals. “We have a good opportunity to settle down, which we haven’t had with VNL, interleague, Queen’s Birthday weekend and Rockbank not having a team [creating a bye],” Walker said. “It [VNL grand finals] could potentially affect a couple of players, but we’re confident in our B-grade and under-19 players stepping up. “We just need to make sure we finish top two and get a double chance.” Elsewhere, ladder leader Rupertswood suffered a shock loss to Melton Centrals, Lancefield was too good for Sunbury Kangaroos, Diggers Rest defeated Wallan, and Broadford proved too strong for WoodendHesket.
A workmanlike performance from the Sunbury Kangaroos was enough to take the points against Lancefield on Saturday. In a Riddell District Football League game important for both teams, it was the Kangaroos who were able to find avenues to goal. They led early at Boardman Reserve and never really looked like losing, although the Tigers refused to go away. Lancefield wasn’t helped when star forward Jon Kent suffered a heavy knock in the third quarter and couldn’t play out the game. The Kangaroos prevailed, 12.9 (81)6.8 (44). Kangaroos coach Jarrod Dixon said it was good to get back on the winning list after two successive losses. He said it was a better performance than the week before when they pushed then-unbeaten Macedon before going down by 20 points. “Most of our stats last week indicated that we won the game, but we didn’t really,” Dixon said. “So we worked on our contested ball and the stats will reflect that. We were a little bit cleaner and our pressure acts helped … that along with the pressure from the forward line was massive. “It was a slow start and today was an unemotional game for both sides. It just turned into a workmanlike game. We got the win and the four points, and we’re happy with that.” One area the Kangaroos have to work on is inside 50 as, for a second straight week, they were wasteful kicking to their forwards. “We got our key indicators and we got the [inside 50] entries we wanted,” Dixon said. “Sometimes we’ve just got to lower our eyes and look deep.” Tom Ellard kicked four goals for the Kangaroos, while Kent kicked three for the Tigers. The Kangaroos’ Matthew Wallace was adjudged best on ground, while small men Mitch Trimboli (two last-quarter goals) and Tierone Cuffe worked hard all day. Jordan Baumgartner was another handy player for the Kangaroos, showing he’s just as capable in midfield and up forward as he is in his normal position in defence. The win propelled the Kangaroos to fourth on the ladder, leading a pack of four teams on 20 points. The Tigers slipped to ninth spot. The Kangaroos now face Riddell, who handed Macedon its first loss of the season, to leave Diggers Rest as the only undefeated team after a win over Wallan. Tara Murray 33 SUNBURY & MACEDON RANGES STAR WEEKLY \ JUNE 28, 2016
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