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No bang for bucks, residents Macedon Ranges Residents Association wants more bang for their buck after it was revealed property owners pay some of the highest rates in the state. A comparison of rate bills from 79 councils for 2014-15 on the state government’s Know Your Council website shows ratepayers in Macedon Ranges paid about $1823 in the past financial year. That was just $8 less than the average Manningham bill – where some of the state’s second highest ratepayers live. Residents association secretary Christine Pruneau said people are struggling to understand how their rates dollars are being spent. “It’s a bit of a revelation to see how Macedon Ranges shire compares to other regions on how much they paid in rates,” Ms Pruneau said. “It’s all well and good asking people to pay money, but they want to see value for their money – useful projects priorities and responsible return to the community. “I don’t think that people are convinced that they are getting the best service that they’re paying for. I guess we just have to be thankful that we don’t live in Nillumbik.” Nillumbik, in Melbourne’s north-east, topped the municipal big spenders with a $2463 average rates bill – the only council to exceed the $2000 average mark. At the other end of the scale, the average residential rate bill in Greater Dandenong for the same period was just $864. This is thanks to its concentration of commercial

and industrial properties, which pay higher rates. Rates notices for 2016-17 went out to Macedon Ranges property owners last month. Early predictions were that rates would rise to more than $2000, on average, about $50 more than 2015-16 bills.

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This year’s budget was based on an average increase of 2.5 per cent for this financial year. But final rate hikes could be even steeper for many property owners as this year has also been a revaluation year. Macedon Ranges council chief executive Peter Johnston said the average residential rate bill for Macedon Ranges householders quoted in the Know Your Council data includes kerbside collection fees, which some councils don’t include. “Overall, when compared to similar councils and the state averages, our results are extremely positive, but we also recognise that these results cannot tell the full story – all councils and communities are different, and specific circumstances and priorities always influence results,” he said. “Our results reflect high levels of financial efficiency in the delivery of services, transparency, compliance and high usage levels for services.” Comparative data of this year’s rates with last year’s will be on the Know Your Council website in November.

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An organic approach to health Two Sunbury women are making healthy, organically grown produce more widely available this spring, and they want to spread the word. September is Australian Organic Awareness month, which celebrates all things organic, including food, skincare, textiles, cleaning and garden products. Koula Courtot and Christie McIntosh run the Sunbury Organic Food Co-operative, a non-profit group that aims to make organic products available that might otherwise be too expensive. Produce is purchased in bulk directly from growers and wholesalers and members pack the produce themselves when it’s delivered to Sunbury Community Health Centre. Each co-op member pays a small fee and volunteers once every six weeks. Information: sunburycoopenquiries@gmail.com Esther Lauaki

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Councillor posts fuel race fears By Esther Lauaki Hume’s mayor fears that a series of racially inflammatory social media posts by a fellow councillor could undo years of work towards a culturally sensitive and inclusive community. Cr Jack Medcraft has been slammed on social media in recent weeks after he shared and posted several controversial pictures and comments on his personal Facebook page between June and August this year. They related to African youths and a story about Muslim girls refusing to share a swimming pool with male students.

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The posts have come under fire from an Islamic group and resident Phillip Di Biase who is running for Hume council next month. “The issue I have is with the language and disrespect for others that Cr Medcraft shows in these posts,” Mr Di Biase said.

“It’s unacceptable. If he has a problem with being politically correct then perhaps politics is no longer the place for him.” An official complaint has been made to the Local Government Investigations and Compliance Inspectorate. Mayor Helen Patsikatheodorou said she had not seen the Facebook posts but that any external complaint about a councillor would be investigated. “We, as a council, try very, very hard to be very, very inclusive of all cultures and faiths,” Cr Patsikatheodorou said. “It’s disappointing to see a councillor do something which could

undo that hard work that we’ve undertaken across the years. “It’s been a very peaceful community, a very inclusive community – I think comments like this could be inflammatory to people who don’t need much pushing.” Last year, Cr Medcraft publicly apologised for labelling Hume the “terrorist training centre of Australia” on a closed Facebook group. But Cr Medcraft is now telling his critics to “get a life”. He said he stood by his posts and said they were aimed at radicalised Muslim extremists. “They don’t represent the true Muslim in the community,” he said.

Trains stopped for track works Bendigo line trains will be off the tracks next month as some 700 workers blitz level crossing removals and other upgrades to the northern rail corridor. Buses will replace trains between Sunbury and Sunshine, and the Bendigo line will close completely from October 4 to 30. Two dangerous and congested level crossings at Main Road and Furlong Road at St Albans will be removed, while the existing Ginifer and St Albans station buildings, earmarked for demolition, will make way for new stations. In conjunction with the level crossing removals, V/Line has scheduled more than $46 million of upgrades to the Bendigo, Swan Hill and Echuca lines to minimise disruptions to rail travel. Sunbury MP Josh Bull said crews will remove mud holes and replace older signalling infrastructure as part of more than $360,000 allocated for this aspect of line upgrades. “Our community depends on reliable train services, and these improvement works will help us run more trains, more often,” Mr Bull said. “We know these works will be frustrating for passengers, but we need to upgrade our tracks to ensure passengers can get where they need to go safer and sooner.” Other works include upgrades to classic Victorian railway infrastructure, such as the Taradale viaduct, Malmsbury viaduct and the Elphinstone tunnel. A temporary timetable is available at staffed Metro and V/Line stations. Passengers are urged to allow an extra hour travel time. Details: www.vline.com.au

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Megafauna unearthed Visitors to Lancefield’s Megafauna Festival will be able to pick the brain of environmentalist and climate change expert Tim Flannery about the town’s prehistoric past. He will speak on extinction and changes to the central Victorian landscape on November 26 at Lancefield Mechanics Institute. The week-long festival is a collaboration between Macedon Ranges council, the Extinct-Lancefield Megafauna Festival committee, Bendigo Bank and Lancefield Neighbourhood House. Flannery, pictured, is a high-profile environmental advocate and author, sacked

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as Australia’s Chief Climate Commissioner by Malcolm Turnbull in 2013, when he founded the community-funded Australian Climate Council. The Lancefield Megafauna Festival is a celebration of significant archaeological findings in the settlement. Excavations by the Melbourne Museum reveal giant wombats or Diprotodon roamed the region sometime between 16,000 and 50,000 years ago. Lancefield swamp is one of Australia’s most significant megafauna sites. Details: 5422 0333 Esther Lauaki

Applications are now open for Macedon Ranges council’s Places for People funding. The funding offers community groups the chance to share in $45,000 to plan for infrastructure projects that will make community spaces even better and more accessible. Projects that would be eligible for Places for People funding would be community infrastructure improvement ideas, township enhancement projects, masterplans for community infrastructure and feasibility studies for future projects. Submissions close at 5pm on Monday, September 19. Details: www.mrsc.vic.gov.au/ places-for-people FOR BREAKING NEWS, VISIT Web: starweekly.com.au Sunbury & Macedon Ranges Star Weekly @star_weekly

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New push for equine centre By Esther Lauaki The push is on again to get an equine centre up and running in the Macedon Ranges. Upper House Liberal MP Wendy Lovell has called on the state government to give Macedon Ranges council the $40,000 it needs to move forward with its plans to establish a purpose-built equine centre for dressage events and competition. The council developed an equine strategy that included an international-standard indoor equestrian arena, and it also outlined a strategic direction for the equine sector for the five years ending this year. Up to 160 hectares would be needed for the project, and a site has not been selected. A feasibility study determined last year that the project would significantly benefit the local economy, but the plan received a mixed response from residents. Macedon Ranges Residents Association [MRRA] objected to the proposal, labelling it an “unnecessary financial juggernaut”. “We have six of nine councillors [who supported the proposal] prioritising economic empire-building, instead of responsible governance,” the association submission stated. “Council pours more and more of our budget into big pet projects like this useless, expensive, over-the-top equine centre, while cutting back on what counts.” But Macedon Ranges Equine Industry Network spokeswoman Tracey Robertson said the feasibility study had proved there was a demand from the industry and community.

“A large-scale equine centre would provide opportunities, not only for pleasure and competition riders, and another much needed all-weather venue for our pony clubs and adult riding clubs, but for the whole community,” she said. “It will also attract more visitors to the region … and provide additional state-of-the-art facilities for non-equine pursuits, such as agricultural activities, trade shows; undercover or outdoor markets and other sporting events.”

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Macedon Ranges council put up $25,000 for the business case, and sourced an additional $35,000 from the industry network and the federal government. “Macedon Ranges council went away and secured significant funding [on its own]… and is hopeful that the government will provide this funding so it can proceed with the business case of this project,” Ms Lovell said. Ms Lovell said that Macedon Ranges council’s equine strategy estimates the equine industry generates about $140 million annually to the local economy. “The masterplan has been approved by council – the next steps to be taken include the development of the business case, which the minister has been aware of for almost 12 months now,” Ms Lovell said.

Chieko Hester and Annette Papax are exhibiting at The Gallery in Mt Macedon. (Shawn Smits)

Beauty in simple things Spring has inspired the latest exhibition at The Gallery in Mt Macedon by artists Chieko Hester and Annette Papax. Buds, Bees and Butterflies runs until October 2, and origami artist Hester has contributed traditional Japanese works to her collaboration with mixed media artist Papax, who will have her photos, as well as pencil, ink and pastel pieces, on display. Papax says last spring’s blooms provided inspiration for works in this exhibition. “No matter how gloomy or tangled the world becomes … somewhere there is light and joy, colour and play,” she says. “My current fascination is bees, hence the spring theme and bee photography.” Hester’s art draws from her Japanese heritage.

“I fondly remember my fascination and enthusiasm for origami, beginning about six years old, when my father taught me to fold a paper crane,” she says. “Origami is an ancient cultural discipline, reflective of both the complexity and simplicity of nature and the world around us.” Hester combines eastern and western aesthetics in her pieces and sources authentic Yuzen Washi origami papers from Japan. “I truly appreciate Japanese tradition and culture – a sense of calm and serenity, the joy of nature, and the beauty in simple things,” she said. www.thegallerymtmacedon.com.au Esther Lauaki

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Break It Down: Worm Farm and Compost Bin Rebate Program We’re making it easy to recycle garden clippings and food scraps by offering residents and businesses who live or operate in the shire a rebate on the purchase of worm farms, compost bins and associated accessories. The rebate is for 50% of the price of products purchased from nominated suppliers, up to a maximum of $100. Council is also holding workshops during September and October on how to get the most out of your worm farm and compost bin. For more information, visit mrsc.vic.gov.au/breakitdown

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Expressions of interest: Hanging Rock Strategic Advisory Committee Expressions of interest are being sought from suitably experienced people to form a new Hanging Rock Strategic Advisory Committee (HRSAC). Applications close at 5pm on Tuesday 20 September 2016. Hanging Rock Vision Paper You’re invited to share your vision on Hanging Rock, our world-renowned landmark with strong social, cultural and environmental values. Come along to our listening post on Saturday 17 September from 11am–3pm in Woodend (outside 19th Hole Shopping Centre) and have your say. Submissions close at 5pm on Monday 31 October, 2016. For more information on these items, visit mrsc.vic.gov.au/yoursay

Mr Merlino said. Sunbury MP Josh Bull said 25 schools from Melbourne growth areas and urban fringes would be part of the trial, which aims to help meet demand for health services created by Victoria’s unprecedented population growth. “Happy, healthy and resilient students learn better, stay in school longer and achieve more,” Mr Bull said. Work is now under way on recruitment and training, building consultation rooms at schools and establishing partnerships with local healthcare providers, so the program can be rolled out next year. Information: www.bit.ly/2bD2vSB Esther Lauaki

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Learn how to create strong committees Discover more about good governance and leadership for your committee at this free evening workshop. When: Thursday 15 September, 7pm–8.30pm Where: Woodend Community Centre, Cnr High and Forest streets Book: ebyrne@mrsc.vic.gov.au or call 5422 0206 Info: mrsc.vic.gov.au/drilling-down Explore, play and splash into school holiday fun this spring! From swimming programs and inflatable pool fun through to entertainment at your local library–we’ve got a range of activities to keep the kids busy during the spring holiday break. When: Monday 19 September–Sunday 2 October Where: throughout the shire Info: mrsc.vic.gov.au/school-holidays Night and Day: the Doris and Shirley Show Explore the music of two grand dames of the musical world, Shirley Bassey and Doris Day, as performer Gina Hogan pays tribute to these formidable women. When: Friday 23 September, 11.30am Where: Kyneton Town Hall Cost: $24 and $19 concession Book: 1300 888 802 or visit mrsc.vic.gov.au/buytickets

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Sunbury College students will soon have regular access to a doctor on campus. The college is one of 100 schools taking part in the Doctors in Schools trials announced last week. Participating schools partner with local doctors, who visit the schools for up to one day a week, with students able to get referrals to specialists and the help they need, before it affects their studies. Education minister James Merlino said the program would be most beneficial to regional Victorians who have trouble getting healthcare. “Doctors in schools will give students reliable healthcare, reduce the pressure on working parents and GPs, and help young people address their health concerns early,”

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High rainfall increases fire risk By Esther Lauaki Central Victorians are being warned to be prepared for an intense fire season this summer, after a wet winter and spring. The 2016 Bushfire and Natural Hazards Co-operative Research Centre outlook predicts forested areas around Melbourne won’t dry out until late spring because of above-average rainfall during September and October. There is also a high probability of above-average temperatures over the next six weeks or so. “This could see rapidly escalating fire behaviour later in summer,” the outlook states.

Emergency Management Victoria (EMV) commissioner Craig Lapsley said fire preparations need to focus on central Victoria, and the west of the state, particularly urban interface areas. He said while the fire season is not likely to start until December, it is likely that any fires that do occur will be intense and spread fast. “Even when you’ve done cutting your grass in spring, there could be regrowth because of higher than average rainfall,” Mr Lapsley said. “What they do in late October and November, they should also do in late December and January,” he warned.

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Mr Lapsley’s comments come during a state inquiry into fire season preparedness, and the impacts and effectiveness of preventative burns. Last October a planned burn got out of control and almost 3000 hectares burnt near Lancefield, including four houses, 25 sheds and thousands of kilometres of fencing.

Macedon Ranges, Cobaw and Wombat state forests remain among the highest bushfire risks in Victoria, Gisborne CFA captain Sam Strang said . Mr Strang urged residents to be prepared. “The long and short of it is that people need to be prepared for the upcoming season,” he said. “It only takes a few really hot days to dry everything out, and then we’re at risk of a bushfire any moment. You never know when one could start. “Residents can clean up their properties of debris, keep the grass low.” Information: www.cfa.vic.gov.au

Tell us something … Residents affected by last year’s Lancefield fires have been given a creative outlet for their stories, and their recovery. Something About Us is a short film competition devised especially for people impacted by last year’s devastating blaze, caused when a planned burn got out of control. The competition invites participants to choose a genre, be it comedy, action, drama, horror, thriller, adventure, documentary, animation or a biographical theme, for their works. Film-making and film genre workshops get under way this Saturday at Lancefield Neighbourhood House, and filmmakers have until November 20 to produce entries of no more than 10 minutes that explore something about them, the community or where they live, stories that may reflect on historic events … or what’s happening right now.

The project is a partnership between the state government, Macedon Ranges council and the neighbourhood house. Film-maker Brigit Heller will take participants through short courses to learn the basics of production, how to use simple equipment, film directing, camera operation, sound and editing. “We are inviting families, individuals, or any community members, to be creative and tell their stories with a short film,” Ms Heller says. Saturday’s workshops are noon until 4pm, and on Monday 1-5pm. Further workshops are on October 18, 4-6pm, October 22, 10am-2pm and October 25, 4-6pm. Details: www.lancefield.org.au Esther Lauaki Brigit Heller will lead a film project. (Damjan Janevski)

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Childcare centre takes on servo By Esther Lauaki Plans for a petrol station next to a Sunbury childcare centre have fuelled fears that enrolments will stop and families will leave. Forever Friends Childcare Centre manager Kristy Wilkie says she will object to the proposed development of a four-pump service station next door. A service station would be the worst development on the vacant lot, Ms Wilkie said. “There is the issue of fumes, of vehicles

coming in and out, and clearly no parent will want to send their children to a centre next door to a petrol station,” she said. Ms Wilkie said she was alerted to the plans for 94-96 Horne Street when a town planning sign went up on the site last week. She said a petition launched on Tuesday objecting to the plan has already been signed by almost 600 people. The childcare centre has operated from Horne Street for eight years and is one of Sunbury’s largest, with 32 educators, 141

Heartfelt help at hand It’s been six years since Ian Prosser had a heart attack … and lived to tell his story. Today, he’s beating the pavement along with 65,000 volunteers around Australia, door-knocking for this month’s Big Heart appeal. “I wasn’t expecting it at all,” Mr Prosser recalls of his own experience. “I wasn’t feeling very well at home, and was taken to the hospital, where I later had the heart attack. “I had a triple bypass and was in hospital for quite a while. I was very grateful for the attention I received from doctors and I appreciate the work the Heart Foundation does – that’s why I chose to volunteer. “Without people’s generosity, we wouldn’t have the care and services that we have today.” Heart Foundation’s chief executive John Kelly said the impact of losing a loved one is devastating, and when it happens without warning, it’s even harder to comprehend.

“This September, we’re raising awareness about sudden cardiac death and funds for research – together we can stop other families from losing loved ones unexpectedly,” Professor Kelly said. “Sudden cardiac death is tragic and can happen to people at any age.” More than 1200 families will lose a loved one to sudden cardiac death while the Big Heart Appeal is on this month. “The Heart Foundation is already funding researchers investigating many of the causes of sudden cardiac death and how we can treat and prevent it,” Professor Kelly said. “The fight against heart disease … depends on vital heart research continuing.” Details: www.bigheartappeal.org.au Esther Lauaki Ian Prosser with Rosie, who donates every year. (Shawn Smits)

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children enrolled and more than 100 families on its waiting list, Ms Wilkie said. “Educators are nervous about their jobs, parents are nervous, as there aren’t enough childcare places in Sunbury anyway,” she said. “We have a thriving community here and

we’ve had many working bees … families have pitched in to improve our spaces for children. “It’s a homely centre – we can’t just move it.” The proposed servo would be Sunbury’s sixth. The zoning at the site allows both commercial and residential uses. People with concerns about the proposal have until September 19 to make a submission. It is expected the permit application will be decided at a November Hume council planning meeting. Developer Kenik Pty Ltd has been contacted.

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MY PLACE Dr Sandra Morrow is retiring after more than two decades as a GP in Gisborne. She reflects on her role in the community as she speaks with Esther Lauaki. What’s your connection with Macedon Ranges?

held a board director role at the Central Highlands Division of General Practice.

I’ve lived in the area for many years and have worked here for 21 years.

What will you miss most about your job?

How long have you served as a doctor in Gisborne?

I have most enjoyed developing long-term clinical relationships with patients and gaining a deep understanding of families and their health journeys. The decision to retire has been a very difficult one and I will miss touching base with my patients.

Fill me in a bit on your background? My medical career started after the completion of my studies at Monash University in 1983, followed by internship in Geelong and various hospital roles, as well as holding a councillor role at Bacchus Marsh council prior to starting my general practice career. Having worked in both Sunshine and Bacchus Marsh, I settled at the Gisborne Medical Centre and have seen the practice grow from a small clinic to the large multidisciplinary services now available. During this time, I also

What’s next for you? I will be spending time at my Tasmanian property with my family. What do you love most about the Gisborne community? I love the close-knit community and the people that I’ve met through my work. Patients will have the opportunity to say a quick goodbye on Dr Morrow’s last day at the clinic by dropping in to the Gisborne Medical Centre between 10am and noon on September 29.

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I’ve been here 21 years at the Gisborne Medical Centre. I’ve been a general practitioner in the Macedon Ranges since 1995, and over the years built a loyal patient base.

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Time to get in the swim Youâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;re never too old to learn how to swim and be safe in the water â&#x20AC;&#x201C; thatâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s the message to Sunbury landlubbers with the latest Grey Medallion course coming up soon. Hume mayor Helen Patsikatheodorou said the six-week course, co-ordinated by Life Saving Victoria, could be the lifesaver seniors need. â&#x20AC;&#x153;Sixty residents passed the course last year, and each participant learnt ways that could help them to prevent a tragic drowning,â&#x20AC;? Cr Patsikatheodorou said. â&#x20AC;&#x153;It is completely free to take part in the course, which helps senior citizens to practice the correct way to resuscitate a person.â&#x20AC;? Sunbury Aquatic and Leisure Centreâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s next program starts on October 4.

The course also teaches people how to survive in water, as well as honing swimming skills. â&#x20AC;&#x153;We want senior citizens to enjoy healthy and independent lives,â&#x20AC;? Cr Patsikatheodorou said. â&#x20AC;&#x153;The mainland of Australia is an island, and weâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;re regularly surrounded by water on our holidays. â&#x20AC;&#x153;People need to know how to survive in a waterway. It can take just a few seconds for a terrible tragedy to occur.â&#x20AC;? In 2014-15, 39 people drowned in Victoria. Of those, the incidence of people aged 65 and more drowning increased by 17 per cent on the previous year. Information: www.bit.ly/2cD7iWB Esther Lauaki

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Macedon Ranges council will be drilling deeper into best practice and processes for improving how community groups, committees and organisations govern themselves, this Thursday from 7pm until 8.30pm at Woodend community centre. ■ 5422 0206

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

Pony training day

Woodend Village Market is on this Sunday from 9am-2pm at High and Forest streets, Woodend.

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Australian provocateur Rod Quantock is up to his old tricks again, bringing his Boredom Protection Policy show to Kyneton town hall on October 7 at 7.30pm. The stand-up comedian will give contemporary politics and Australian society his unique perspective. ■ 1300 888 802

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Centre in a five-day intensive course. These 30-minute classes will be held from Monday to Friday the first week of September holidays (September 19). They are suitable for children aged three years and over. Bookings are essential. ■ 5421 1477

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LJ Whorlow: 9740 9000

Kennedy & Hunt: 5428 2544

Price: $700,000 – $740,000

Private sale

Price: Contact agent

Private sale

Within coo-ee of Clarkefield train station and a short drive from Sunbury, this JG King-built, steel-framed residence with wrap-around verandah sits on about 1.21 tree-rimmed and immaculate hectares. The house has three large bedrooms, the main with walk-in wardrobe and en suite with a spa. The sizeable living hub (with wood heater) includes a meals area with bay window, and enough tiled space to set up a study, from where french doors open to the back verandah. There’s also a separate, grey-carpeted lounge room. The kitchen has loads of timber cupboards, dishwasher, gas cooktop and electric oven. Outdoor treats include seating around a firepit, extensive vegie patches and lawns, a chook house, about 56,781 litres of tank water, a yabbie-stocked dam (with jetty), and a three-car shed/workshop with shower and toilet.

With outstanding views towards Mt Macedon, this high-calibre house on an elevated block of about 1806 square metres is in a fab pocket of town, with an environmentally friendly playground and parkland on the doorstep and village centre within a four-minute drive. It has four good-sized bedrooms, the main with walk-in wardrobe and en suite; a connecting study is next door. A separate lounge room with quality floating floorboards provides space to escape, and the expansive family-meals area (also with floorboards) opens to a great alfresco area where those views come to the fore. The large black and white kitchen has all the mod-cons. Gas ducted heating, air-conditioning and ceiling fans ensure seasonal comfort, while an alarm system provides peace of mind. A sealed driveway heads past attractive landscaping to a double garage with internal access and back roller door.

LANCEFIELD 42 Main Road, 3435 Chess Property Consultants: 5429 5544

Price: $830,000

SUNBURY 34 Reghon Drive, 3429 Private sale

Brad Teal: 9744 2555

Price: Contact agent

Auction: September 24 at 11am

This historical residence, the former train station complete with original platform (now verandah and entry point) and station master’s office (now a study), has permits to continue operating as the Old Railway Café and B&B, and to reopen the former nursery. The house, also tempting for a family that values history, is amid fabulous gardens, and has four bedrooms – one with en suite on the upper level. Three large bedrooms downstairs share two bathrooms. A charming living room (now the café) links with a big kitchen-family-meals room, and heritage features are found throughout. A huge pergola and verandahs are relaxation hotspots, and plantings and pathways make garden exploration a delight – of particular note is a Monet-inspired bridge vignette.

Within a stroll of Sunbury Heights Primary School, Sunbury Downs College and parkland, this residence combines with a huge workshop to meet the needs of a young working family and a tradie/hobbyist respectively. Of the three bedrooms (two with built-in wardrobes), the main has a walk-in wardrobe and en suite. The living hub has jarrah-toned floorboards, and is warmed with a wall gas heater, while evaporative cooling tames summer heat. The kitchen has white cabinetry topped with soft-grey laminate, a large pantry, dishwasher and 900mm gas cooktop. A large pergola above grey coloured-concrete faces a lawn rimmed with hedging. The remote-controlled 6 x 9 x 3-metre workshop has power connected and couples with a 9 x 3-metre shed. An alarm, water tanks and a double carport in front of the double garage-sized workshop are other features.

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GISBORNE 11 Kurung Court West, 3437 RT Edgar Macedon Ranges Gisborne: 5428 8633 On block of about 1360 square metres, this brick house is surrounded by picturesque landscapes and Macedon Ranges views that provide a perfect backdrop. The interiors combine a rustic style with modern conveniences. Salvaged from buildings to be demolished or gutted, the reclaimed jarrah floorboards add character and warmth. Paired with neutrally painted walls, they enhance the inviting ambience.

Price: $690,000 – $750,000

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High, plaster-finished raked ceilings in the family-meals zone are a standout feature. The area’s open-plan design ensures this space will be the central hub for residents. The kitchen has all the work space cooks will ever need. It has granite topped benches, a wall oven, gas cooktop and a walk-in pantry that’s smartly set behind the arched entry wall. Big windows in the family area gives

the space a sunny, leafy outlook while the slow combustion heater will keep everyone toasty on chilly nights. There’s also a separate lounge/dining room, which could be used for special gatherings. The three bedrooms are of a good size and share two bathrooms. The rustic feel continues out the back in the form of a gorgeous, low-maintenance yard. It has reclaimed timber fencing,

rail sleeper retaining walls and recycled red-brick paving. At the end of Kurung Court West is a walkway leading to Gisborne Secondary College and the property isn’t too far from a Calder Freeway on-ramp. Other features include double-glazed windows, solar hot water with gas booster and a remote-controlled double garage. Eleanor Tabone

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20 Timins Street, Sunbury 3A2B2C

HUGE BLOCK IN TOP SPOT!! In the highly sought afte af r old township of Sunbury, just a few minutes walk to everything this charming town has to offer offer, er, this classic home will open your eyes to the possibilities of a quality of life lif few can achieve. The home itself comprises of 3 bedrooms, master with en-suite and walk in robe, central bathroom, kitchen/meals area, study, study and 2 very generous and separate living zones perfect for entertaining or for the family. Additional features include ducted heating, evaporative cooling, carport and plenty more to be discovered upon inspection. Price: $420,000 - $450,000 Inspection: Saturday 11.30am to 12.00pm Photo ID required Contact: Toby Smithies 0400 050 604 toby.smithies@leadingrealestate.com.au

7 Munch Place, Sunbury 4A2B2C

14 Munch Place, Sunbury

“MAGNIFICENT MUNCH”

4A2B 2C

WHERE BARBIE MET KEN... Set in the prestigious and ever popular Headland Park Estate, tucked away at the end of a quiet court comes this quaint and charming four bedroom home. The home offers off exceptional separate living options including large central lounge, large rumpus room, open-plan living/dining area and kitchen, complete with quality stainless steel appliances. Plus 2 bedrooms including the Master with full ensuite and WIR.

An uncompromising feast of the senses awaits as you enter this superb double story family residence. With multiple living areas including the formal lounge, family room, kitchen with SS appliances and meals area. Upstairs inlcudes 4 beautiful bedrooms with BIR’s. The master boasting WIR and full ensuite with double vanity, plus another living area. Additional features include french drapes, 9 1/2f ceilings, plush carpeting, ducted heating 1/2ft and cooling and so much more!

Price: $545,000 to $575,000 Inspection: Saturday 10.00am to 10.30am

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

Upstairs includes the third living area that separates the third and fourth bedrooms.

Price: $725,000 to $765,000 Inspection: Saturday 11.30am to 12.00pm Photo ID required Contact: Richard Henry 0437 755 726 richard.henry@leadingrealestate.com.au

Additional features include zoned ducted reverse cycle cooling and heating, double garage (remote) with internal entry, plus a very private large backyard complete with two separate entertaining area.

8 Rosenthal Boulevard, Sunbury 4A2B

INVEST IN YOUR FUTURE!! A rare and fantastic opportunity to buy a current display home in the Rosenthal estate, an out of this world investment offer off ing a rental return of an amazing 7%. Featuring 4 bedrooms, master with full ensuite and walk in robe, study, study an entertainer’s kitchen, open plan family living room, second living zone perfect for a home theatre, and a spectacular outdoor entertaining area to be enjoyed all year round. Additional features include ducted heating and cooling, stone bench tops and modern appliances and more! Price: $545,000 Inspection: CONTAC NT T AGENT! NTAC Photo ID required Contact: Toby Smithies 0400 050 604 toby.smithies@leadingrealestate.com.au

3 Hood Crescent, Sunbury 4A2B4C

THE COMPLETE PACKAGE! Within walking distance to all of Sunbury’s y’ y’s amenities, this 4 bedroom 2 bathroom home has everything you could ask! Off ing a main living area, large kitchen Offer which includes a handy breakfast bar and adjoining meals/ family area. Accommodation includes four bedrooms the master, er with its renovated en-suite and his/ er, hers wardrobes.

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BANG FOR YOUR BUCK! Set in a quiet street, conveniently positioned central to many schools and shops and with public transport quite literally at your doorstep. The home offers off three large bedrooms plus a great sized study, study a family sized bathroom with a separate toilet. Two separate entertaining areas add to the appeal with a formal front lounge and meals area plus a

Price: $340,000 to $360,000 Inspection: Saturday 11.30am to 12.00pm

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

massive rumpus/games room. Boasting a very functional renovated centralised kitchen with stainless Price: $390,000 to $420,000 Inspection: Saturday 10:00am to 10:30am Photo ID required Contact: Toby Smithies 0400 050 604 toby.smithies@leadingrealestate.com.au

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2/1 Keily Road GISBORNE FOR SALE Noteworthy 2 bedroom villa on its very own 449sqm (approx.) block, offering privacy, seclusion, quality & cottage-style gardens with architectural flair. The unique design features cathedral ceilings in the attractive & octagonal-shaped lounge room with external restful views, abundant use of timber features throughout including dadoes & character kitchen with island bench, pantry & dining area, large bathroom, protective verandas, 80/20 wool carpets plus good quality drapes. 2 good-sized bedrooms with ample cupboard space & BIR. Pretty gardens, drive-through carport, close to town, solar panels, beautifully presented. VIEW Saturday 11.00-11.30am | PRICE $410,000-$440,000 Ray Cashmore 0448 271 688 | Rhys Nuttall 0438 383 221 Gisborne Office 03 5428 8633

15 James Court KYNETON

363 Chases Lane KYNETON

FOR SALE

In a quiet court location close to the Kyneton Sports Centre, shops and schools this lovely family home comprises 4 bedrooms, all with robes, main with WIR and full ensuite and a great kitchen. Spacious front lounge room with a bay window, separate meals and dining area. Year round comfort is taken care of with ducted gas heating, 2 split systems and a wood heater.

A 30 acre property with magnificent gardens and facilites for the equine enthusiast. The bright north facing gorgeous country home comprises open plan lounge, new kitchen, dining, 3 bedrooms, a large bathroom, and has been freshly painted and carpeted. There is also a separate 2 room studio which offers many options.

VIEW Saturday 12.00-12.30pm | PRICE $495,000-$535,000

VIEW Saturday 3.00-3.30pm | PRICE $1,200,000

Rick Lander 0408 571 485 | Matthew Bourke 0448 271 880

Beverley Higgs 0448 271 222 | Rick Lander 0408 571 485

Kyneton Office 03 5422 3325

Woodend Office 03 5427 1222

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L.J. Whorlow

HOUSE OF THE WEEK Sunbury, 32 Backhaus Ave

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4 BED | 3 BATH | 2 CAR

What a fabulous opportunity to own an impressive two storey property that is presented to please. Showcasing a touch of French Provincial styling with ornate cornices, light coloured floating timber floors and formal back gardens and retaining walls â&#x20AC;&#x201C; an absolute delight for the whole family to enjoy! Accommodation consists of 4 bedrooms, master with Ensuite and walk in robe plus views to Melbourne. There is a family bathroom with separate WC and powder room downstairs. Kitchen and meals area open out to the excellent covered and paved outdoor entertainment area with mature hedge trees for complete privacy, y fabulous for dinner parties and y, entertaining! There is also a second living area so plenty of space for the whole family to enjoy. Featuring ducted heating and cooling, double lock up garage with rear roller door access and extra height and a multitude of features that will leave the whole family smiling with delight! Currently with an impeccable tenant who would love to stay on, an inspection will delight!

FOR SALE $445,000 - $475,000 Patrick Franklin

Manager/Licensed Estate Agent 0407 534 757

Shantelle Cardwell-Smith

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9740 9000 We put you first

PRIVATE OASIS

Monegeetta, 61 Billabong Dve

FOR SALE $700,000 - $740,000

3 BED | 2 BATH | 2 CAR | 1 STUDY Escape the hustle & bustle of suburban life to this lovely country oasis. Situated within easy commute to Melb CBD, Clarkefield Train Station & Sunbury centre. Relax in the comfortable & quality built JG King steel framed home with 9ft ceilings, encased with wrap around timber verandahs. 3 large bedrooms with BIRâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s, master with WIR & ensuite including spa bath. Separate formal lounge, open plan kitchen/meals & family room. Timber kitchen with a DW, W gas cooktop & electric oven & W, overlooks the entertainment area. A large study/home office with French doors opening to the verandah, leads you to an informal entertainment area & fire pit. Outdoors includes a great shed/workshop capable of accommodating 3 cars & is fitted with its own shower,r,r W/C & hot water service. The kids will have a ball, they can go yabbying in the dam, collect eggs in the chook house, help grow & pick their own veggies in the extensive veggie patches, the choices are endless. There is water storage (over 15,000 Gallons), water from the dam services the gardens & outdoor taps. To T appreciate this family oasis, please call the listing agent today.

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MAKE THE MOVE! Sunbury, 23 Muirfield Drive

GREAT STARTER, INVESTMENT OR DUAL OCCUPANCY SITE 3 BED | 1 BATH | 2 CAR An ample sized block and big backyard matches up perfectly with big bedrooms and a great sized living area internally. The choice is yours to develop, build a shed or simply enjoy the backyard for kids, pets and gardens. The property comes with plans and permits for a second dwelling at the rear so itâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s a green light and fantastic project if you wish to continue. Internally, the property has 3 great sized bedrooms with build in robes, family bathroom and separate WC, generous laundry with external access, timber kitchen and adjoining meals area. There is a large lounge room with sliding door access to the pergola. Featuring wide side access and plenty of driveway space and heating and cooling internally. This property makes a brilliant starter, a wonderful investment or the perfect project â&#x20AC;&#x201C; the choice is yours. Contact the listing agent today for further information.

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GISBORNE Real Estate MACEDON RANGES Real Estate

APPROX 60 ACRES

OPEN SATURDAY 1.00-1.30PM

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OPEN SATURDAY 11.00-11.30AM

714 BOLINDA-DARRAWEIT ROAD MACEDON

FULHAM PARK

8 WINDSOR STREET

A SECRET PART OF MACEDON TOWNSHIP

Superior 563SQM fresh, new quality built mansion. Top of the range improvements and inclusions. Stable complex (4 stables), 3 bay machinery shed, plus additional vehicle & storage shedding. This property is priced to sell at below replacement cost. List of improvements available on request. Minutes drive to Clarkefield train station, 40 mins to Melbourne Airport and easy drive to CBD, Melton, Moonee Valley and Inglis Sales. Ideal spelling, training, agistment or breeding property. Inspection will amaze!

With stunning English plantings, this approx one acre property offers off 3BR (or 4 using rumpus) formal and inf mal living rooms. Located in a tightly held private part of township, yet close to all facilities, this infor home has ducted heating, open fire place, timber kitchen and garage or workshop. Enjoy outdoor living on decked pagola area and enjoy wide open spaces with own recreational dam.

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$699,000

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100 ACRES APPROX

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15 GRANDVIEW AVENUE TOOLERN VALE

Situated on approximately ONE AND A QUARTER ACRES on a corner block with rear and side access, this four bedroom plus study residence is ideal for the home seeker wishing to enjoy a lifest lif yle of which Macedon is famous! Great schools, excellent sports facilities and transport! Convenient village shops. Very private gardens, town and tank water for garden. Double garage. THE ESSENCE OF MACEDON LIVING

$699,000

$1.8Mil Negotiable

3177 SQM & REAR ACCESS

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Inspiring Panoramic views encapsulate the beauty of this approx 100 acre property with its expansive quality sandstone residence. With 5 dams, all weather roads, 30-40 acres cleared and the rest recreational Aussie bushland. 4 Bedrooms, large living rooms and gorgeous kitchen. Guest accomm. in separate location. Excellent farm shedding. This is a rare offer off ing on such large land holding only 41kms to Melbourne. Rustic heaven for privacy seekers.

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50 GRANDVIEW AVENUE RIDDELLS CREEK

This home has contemporary styling, sunny aspects and views! Consisting of 4 BR, ES, open plan lounge/ living and dining, country kitchen with servery. North facing conservatory and separate studio/home office/home theatre with its own entrance. Ideal work from home. DLUG and carport. Full sized fenced tennis court, with easy access - ideal shed site (STCA). Township location, loving community, ideal for families.

E.S.R. $699,000-$725,000 7/38 Brantome Street, Gisborne info@gisborne-realestate.com.au www.gisborne-realestate.com.au

21 HUDSONS LANE

On approx 10 ACRES, with superb mountain views, this 3BR (E/S-WIR) home has a quality new kitchen, stylish new E/S and bathroom. With town water, er established garden. Double carport,double LUG with er, huge extended workshop plus 15M X 7M shed. Good pasture and fencing An unequalled lifest lif yle with fresh air and outstanding views.Short drive to Melbourne and elsewhere!

$749,900

THINKING OF SELLING? FREE MARKET APPRAISAL!

5428 8895

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Kennedy & Hunt:

Agent Contacts:

33 Brantome St, Gisborne,Victoria, 3437

Jason Kennedy: 0417 383 235 Kelly McCarthy: 0429 340 507 Andrew Luxmoore: 0423 488 796

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

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Private Sale

Bolinda Lot 1 & 2 Mullalys Road

Private Sale

A great family home with views and easy distance to town. Land approx. 758m2.

Quality Farmland. Two sealed road frontages. Land 42.56ha (106 acres approx.).

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.

Exceptional opportunity to own farm land only 25 minutes from Melbourne International Airport, with central business districts only 20 minutes away. Easy access to a number of thriving townships. Views to the Macedon Ranges. Traversed by Bolinda Creek, complete with two dams.

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E.S.R. $510,000 - $540,000

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Macedon 23 McBean Avenue

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Mesmerising Macedon

Gisborne 9 Freeman Court

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Quality home. Prestigious location with outstanding views to Mt Macedon â&#x20AC;&#x201C; 1,806sqm (approx.)

Set on a spacious 1,017m2 (approx) block, this renovated property offers large open plan living zone, light filled meals area & additional living/offic living/ e space. Comprising 3 spacious bedrooms with ensuite & WIR to master. Timber flooring, new carpets, split system heat/co t/ oling plus SC wood heater to living. Central bathroom, great storage, t/co excellent laundry, laundry double carport plus secure workshop/st rkshop/ orage area. rkshop/st

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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Feel at home. Gisborne 21 Ross Watt Road

4 3 2 A Family Oasis With Country Charm! Set on approx. 3597m2, this stunning four bedroom plus study, three-bathroom family home presents an exciting opportunity to live the rural dream! This immaculate residence offers classic charm, convenience and a country lifestyle with multiple formal and casual living spaces including a formal lounge and dining room, family room, alfresco deck, two retreat areas, and an open plan kitchen, living and dining space. Perfectly positioned minutes to train station, township, schools and Calder Freeway, this divine home is sure to take your breath away.

Private Sale Open Sat 12.00-12.30pm Contact Matthew Makin 0412 876 412 Craig Teal 0418 144 796 Office Gisborne 5428 2800

New Gisborne 22 Hastings Drive

4 2 2 8.9 Acres (Approx.) Of Bliss In Amazing Location! Commanding views of Mount Macedon, this four bedroom, two bathroom home offers the ultimate lifestyle property. Formal lounge/dining serviced by timber kitchen opening to alfresco entertaining and stunning gardens overlooking dam. Includes heating/cooling, town water, 20,000 litre water tanks, two paddocks, three sheds, workshop, double carport, chook pen, circular drive, mud room. Walk to train, Baringo cafe, schools, and sporting grounds, short drive to Calder Freeway access. Your rural adventure starts here!

Private Sale Open Sat 1.00-1.30pm Contact Matthew Makin 0412 876 412 Julie Gloster 0408 323 056 Office Gisborne 5428 2800

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Auction Saturday 8 October at 11am

Newham 1268 Rochford road

Original Cottage on 5.49 Acres with Views and a Seasonal Creek For Sale for the first time in over 66 years in the heart of the Newham village. Opportunity to restore the cottage or build a new home on a number of sensational sites (STCA) taking in magnificent views to Hanging Rock, Mt Macedon, Camels Hump, Cobaw and the Jim Jim. A very rare find indeed.

Reserve Price $375,000 View Sat 17 Sept 10.30-11am Sat 24 Sept 10.30-11am or by appointment Sandi Barry-Mueller 0408 392 347

Trentham 2 Moodie Street

Price $425,000

Country Charm on over Â˝ acre (2214m2) Perfect for a growing family, tree changer or possibly a couple looking to downsize in picturesque Trentham. Light filled living areas with timber polished floors and three bedrooms, main with WIR and ensuite. Orchard, raised veggie beds and plenty of space. Its all about lifestyle

View Sat 17 Sept 1.30-2pm or by appointment Sandi Barry-Mueller 0408 392 347

Macedon 36 Hedderwick Lane Bolobek Lakes Estate - Waterview - on 2.2 Ha (5.55 Acres) Indulge yourself in gracious lifestyle luxury on a dream homesite nestled at the end of a magnificent Pin Oak lined avenue in a neighbourhood hosting some of the most prestigious homes of the Macedon Ranges. With total privacy and inspiring picturesque views from every room across your own professionally designed garden including to the summit of Mount Macedon, Waterview features a two storey approximately 50 square architect designed residence with large bright living and entertaining spaces including formal lounge, formal dining room, open plan kitchen/ living/family meals area, study, sunroom, 4 bedrooms, rumpus room, 3 bathrooms, 5 wcâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s, integrated double garage, workshop and carport. Numerous features include passive solar design, high ceilings, central heating plus split system cooling, 5.4kw solar panels, town water, rainwater tanks and bore, extensively planted mature garden including large ornamental pond teaming with bird life, garden lighting, 200 mature olive trees, 2 acre pony/sheep paddock and electric remote controlled front gates. .

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Price $2,300,000 View Sat 17 September 2-3pm Sun18 September 2-3pm or by appointment John Keating 0419 880 444 Sandi Barry-Mueller 0408 392 347

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Home Sweet Home 1600m² 24 White Avenue ROMSEY

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$398,000

While we sit huddled around our fires or rugged up in our winter woollies to venture outside, early signs of spring are beginning to show. Daffodils Daf are in bloom and the Canola fields are amass with golden flowers - a sure sign that longer and warmer weather is near. near

Such a pretty home is waiting for a new owner and it could be you! Situated on a very large block with excellent side access. Private, quiet and tucked behind a picket fence this could be the perfect home for the young family; retirees wanting room for a caravan or those wanting space for a big shed.

There has existed for many, many years the idea that Spring is the best time to sell, but why? Prepare now and beat the Spring rush and even though the market is somewhat volatile at present, there are genuine buyers out and about.

An abundance of storage is a feature of this charming home. Feed the birds, enjoy the privacy and a large, well maintained block.

A fascinating development in the Real Estate Market is the increase in the demand for rental properties and I believe that this trend will remain for sometime. We are living in a world economy which is quite extraordinary and as much as we would like to believe that the Macedon Ranges is immune, the reality is that we are not. More and more people are employed on a casual basis or on contract and therefore renting is quite often the only option for wonderful hard working people. There are many opportunities in real estate - it is not only about selling or buying the family home, it is also about wise, long term investment.

Your “Home, sweet home’ is here. An inspection will delight. • Three large bedrooms all with built-in-robes • Spacious formal lounge/dining with cosy solid fuel heater • North facing family room with gas heater (town gas) and split system • Neat, user friendly kitchen • Very pretty bathroom • Good laundry plus mud room • Extra large double garage

The bulbs are on the move, so perhaps it is time to think about the future - to upsize or downsize. To invest in bricks and mortar may have been a lifetime dream, maybe this is the time to discuss the dream and make it a reality. Yes there are many opportunities in Real Estate and we are always very happy to discuss options with you without pressure or obligation.

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Beat the Spring Rush and have a chat with us soon. • Column supplied by Liz Dormontt. Liz is a director of Chess Property Consultants, based in Romsey. To contact Liz, phone 5429 5544 or check out their website at www.chessproperty.com.au

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Melinda Luke won the BNL’s under-17 best and fairest award. (Shawn Smits)

Gisborne’s Bendigo Netball League season came to an end with its eight-goal loss to Golden Square on Sunday. Playing for a preliminary finals spot, it was an up-and-down first half, with the Bulldogs leading by three goals at quarter-time, before Golden Square went up by the same margin at half-time. Golden Square increased that lead in the third quarter, sealing victory after a strong last quarter to win 57-49. Bulldogs’ netball operations manager Noelene Rymer said it was just one of those days, they were beaten by a better team. “They had a really strong attack end, with Gab Richards [former Australian basketballer] a key target,” she said. “The girls worked hard and tried, but Golden Square were just too good in the end.” Rymer said, while the result was

disappointing, to make the finals was a good achievement after even this was in doubt at one stage. “It has been a good season, and we were one of four teams playing for two finals spots. We’ve come from fifth and won one final.” The Bulldogs’ under-17 team is through to the grand final after a semi-final win against Strathfieldsaye on Sunday. The Bulldogs, who haven’t lost a match this year, but has had two byes, won 41-39. The Bulldogs were up by as many as 10 goals in the match, but went to sleep in the second half as the Storm came at them. They will play either the Storm or Kangaroo Flat in the grand final in two weeks time at Queen Elizabeth Oval. Meanwhile, the league announced some of the competition’s best and fairest winners on Friday night.

Gisborne’s Melinda Luke tied with Kangaroo Flat’s Danielle Markwell in the Sing Medal, the under-17 netball best and fairest award. Both finished on 25 votes. Luke’s Gisborne teammate Holly Doricic finished fourth. Luke, who was runner-up for the award last year, showed her versatility at the weekend, moving from defence to attack, despite a sore foot, in the side’s final match of the season. Kyneton’s Jess Mangan won the B-grade best and fairest award, her 25 votes four clear of Eaglehawk’s Rani Madden and Strathfieldsaye’s Taylah Morris. Tigers’ Max Sullivan was named the football rising star. Other awards, including the Michelsen and Betty Thompson medals will be announced on Sunday. Gisborne star Madeline Stewart is among those invited to the count. Tara Murray

Riddell, Rupo, Macedon vie for RDNL flags

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Cats close to the cream By Tara Murray Macedon was just happy to put out a good performance and see what happened in the Riddell District Netball League preliminary final. All season the Riddell and Rupertswood rivalry had been spoken about, and despite Macedon beating the Sharks late in the season, it was expected the Sharks would win and set up a grand final match with the Bombers. Macedon though, had different ideas. Not only did they put out the performance they were after, they also secured a grand final spot. They now face Riddell in a rematch of last year’s grand final. It was the Cats who started the better of the two sides on Saturday, leading by four goals at quarter-time. They doubled the lead at half-time and looked in control, but the Sharks hit back in the third to bring the margin back to five at the last break. Despite looking the fresher, the Sharks

couldn’t close the gap, the Cats extending their lead to 53-44 to seal a grand final berth. Their coach, Ciara Stewart, in her first year at the helm, said the season had exceeded all expectations. Despite reaching last year’s grand final, the Cats fielded an almost completely different line-up this year. Stewart said they had looked to use this year as the start of something to build on. As for Saturday’s match, Stewart said the main aim was to not let Rupertswood have one big quarter, which they had let the top sides do during the season to get back into games. “Rupertswood weren’t their usual selves,” she said. “They had a couple of big outs and we knew that was something we could expose. “We knew we couldn’t slip up and let them get on top, but we couldn’t shake them off. We didn’t panic and we took some risks that were planned and worth trying.” The Cats used just eight players as they looked to stick with what was working and it paid off as

the Sharks rotated their bench to find the right match-ups. Stewart was named best on court, with Madeleine Huggins in wing defence providing plenty of pressure in midcourt. Chloe Wilson shot 28 goals, with Tara Burnip scoring 25. For the Sharks, Natalie Billings scored 30 goals, with Sidonie Moore judged their best player. The Cats now face the Bombers, who defeated them by nine goals in the qualifying final. The Bombers won the only match-up between the teams in the regular season, by just one goal. Stewart said they had nothing to lose in the grand final. “We only dropped one quarter against them last time. We have a little bit more up our sleeve and have quite a few line-ups. We know that we need to stop Bec [Colwell] from getting the ball a lot quicker than we did.” The Cats will have two sides in the grand final, with their under-19s winning against Riddell in overtime.

Four netball sides from two clubs will be looking to go back-to-back in the Riddell District Netball League grand finals on Sunday. With three clubs contesting the four grand finals, Riddell and Rupertswood will each have three teams going for flag glory, while Macedon will have two, reflecting the dominance of the three clubs this season. Both Riddell and Rupertswood had all their teams through to the preliminary finals and it could have been an all Bombers and Sharks grand final day – but the Cats had different ideas. The Bombers and Cats will face off in a second straight A-grade grand final. It will be the third grand final in a row for the Bombers, who won the flag last year. In B grade, Rupertswood, hunting for its third straight premiership, will play Riddell. The Sharks won the qualifying final between the two sides by two goals. The Bombers’ C-grade side is the second team from the club looking to go back-to-back. In a re-match of last year’s grand final, they will take on the Sharks. In the under-19s, the Sharks are looking to complete their third straight perfect season. They will face the Cats, who defeated the Bombers in overtime in Saturday’s preliminary final. Tara Murray

RDFNL grand final day – netball Romsey Park, Sunday A grade,1.30pm: Riddell v Macedon B grade, noon: Rupertswood v Riddell C grade, 10.45am: Rupertswood v Riddell Under-19s, 9.30am: Rupertswood v Macedon

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United’s win to no avail By Tara Murray A disappointing season has ended on a high for Sunbury United in FFV state league 2 north-west. With just four wins for the season, United already knew going into the final round that it would face a second straight relegation for finishing in the bottom two. Up for grabs was the slight chance of avoiding a bottom-of-the-ladder finish. United needed a big win against Corio while hoping Heidelberg Stars suffered a resounding loss to Sporting Whittlesea; that would enable United to move above the Stars on goal difference. In the end, United’s 8-5 win wasn’t enough to shove them above the Stars. Jake McIntyre scored a hat trick for United, while Djafari Mwarabu and Hussein Makelele scored two goals each. United and the Stars finished the season equal on points and goal difference. But the Stars found themselves ahead on the ladder, having scored one more goal while having won the aggregate between the two teams in their two matches, 4-3. In state league 5 west, Kyneton District’s season ended with a 2-1 loss to Keilor Wolves. The Rangers finish the season in fifth spot. The wrap-up of Gisborne’s season is on hold for another week after Friday’s downpour left Dixon Field Reserve unsuitable for play. Seventh-placed Gisborne will now finish its season against bottom-placed Melbourne Lions on Saturday.

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The honours continue for Sunbury Lions’ Madison Prespakis. The talented young footballer was last week named in the youth girls all-Australian team after her stunning performances earlier this year in the AFL youth girls championships and at a local level. Her form at the championships saw her selected to play in the national youth girls all-star game before the Bulldogs-Melbourne exhibition match two weeks ago. Prespakis has also been named the Essendon District Football League’s under-18 youth girls best and fairest.

Football/netball

Romsey Football Netball Club is seeking expressions of interest for all of its senior football and netball coaching positions for 2017. The club is looking for coaches in senior, reserves and under-18.5s football and A-grade, B-grade, C-grade and under-19 netball. Inquiries: Wayne, 0412 417 463.

Basketball

Sunbury Jets trio Chelsea Burns, Courtney Duever and Monique Stevens took to the court for a Big V invitational team on Saturday. The three were part of a side that took on the WNBL’s Melbourne Boomers as part of their pre-season. Another Jet, Jess Bygate, made her debut for the Boomers. FOR MORE SPORT, VISIT Web: starweekly.com.au Sunbury & Macedon Ranges Star Weekly @starweeklysport @star_weekly

Jake McIntyre scored three goals for Sunbury United in the season’s final round. (Shawn Smits)

SCOREBOARD Q FOOTBALL VFL Semi-finals WILLIAMSTOWN 3.2 7.4 8.10 14.11 (95) SANDRINGHAM 3.0 3.2 6.5 7.7 (49) Goals: Williamstown: Dunell 3 Cordy 3 Hetherington 2 Conway 2 Sullivan Lockwood Jolley Dorgan. Sandringham: Answerth 2 Haidon Shenton Curren Fisscher Dennis-Lane. Best: Williamstown: Wheeler Sing Gibbons Johnstone Jolley Meese. Sandringham: Weickhardt Answerth Sinclair Saunders Simpkin Curren. At North Port Oval. FOOTSCRA FOOTSCRAY 4.3 6.5 7.7 13.16 (94) ESSENDON 2.2 5.6 9.13 10.15 (75) Goals: Footscray: Hannan 3 Dale 3 Jamieson 2 Hrovat Hamilton Campbell Adcock Long. Essendon: Kommer 2 Francis 2 Heavyside Michael Polkinghorne Hams Wallis Edwards. Best: Footscray: Russell Adcock Nash Jamieson Roberts Honeychurch. Essendon: Hams Polkinghorne Langford Coghlan Kommer Freezer. At North Port Oval.

AFL VIC DEVELOPMENT LEAGUE Preliminary Final CASEY 2.3 7.6 11.7 16.9 (105) WILLIAMSTOWN 3.5 7.7 11.10 14.15 (99) Goals: Casey: Fritsch 4 Di Pasquale 3 Cox Anderson Pattison Hillard Vander Haar Johnston Freeman Ferreira Jaffer-Williams. Williamstown: Ebinger 4 Condon 4 Davies 2 Monk 2 Curtis Chisari. Best: Casey: Ferreira Moncrieff Fritsch Collis Jaffer-Williams Wilson. Williamstown: Curtis Owen Schultz Davies Di Ciero Monk. At North Port Oval.

TTAC CUP Semi-finals SANDRINGHAM 3.2 6.6 9.9 13.13 (91) DANDENONG 1.2 2.6 3.6 4.6 (30) Goals: Sandringham: Maloney 4 Lyons L 2 Morrisby 2 Florent Krakauer Taranto T Lok Setterfield. Dandenong: Fowler 2 Battle 2. Best: Sandringham: Taranto T Sakeson McGrath Maloney Murphy Hayward. Dandenong: Clark Stewart Poholke DeWit Glen La Fontaine. At IKON Park. OAKLEIGH 3.4 6.5 10.7 12.14 (86) NTH BALLARA BALLARAT 2.2 6.4 8.5 12.8 (80) Goals: Oakleigh: Johnstone 2 Daicos 2 Phillips 2 Higgins 2 Kerr 2 Larkey Adduci. North Ballarat: Beks 3 Dawborn Johnson Williamson Domic Huppatz McQueen Korewha Drew Cox. Best: Oakleigh: Lane Phillips Stanford Reeves Adduci Wooller. North Ballarat: Wellings McCluggage Drew Bilney McQueen Harrison. At IKON Park.

VFL WOMEN’S Preliminary Final MELB UNI 2.5 5.6 7.7 10.10 (70) ST KILDA 1.0 1.0 2.2 4.6 (30) Goals: Melbourne Uni: Anderson 2 Eva 2 O’Bryan Kearney Berry Phillips Pound Tapner T . St Kilda: Hope 2 Bruton Davey. Best: Melbourne Uni: Stevens Hildebrand Keryk Blackburn Eva Kearney. St Kilda: Colwell Davey McWilliams Clifford Gardner Bruton. At North Port Oval.

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DIV 1 Preliminary Finals RIDDELL 2.2 5.4 7.4 8.6 (54) BROADFORD 1.1 1.6 3.8 6.14 (50) Goals: Riddell: Brian Ruffell 4 Ross Nolan Stancombe Said. Broadford: Adrian Romanyk 3 Grenville Hickman Hall. Best: Riddell: Ben Sonogan Walsh Walsh Treweek T Sahlberg Baker. Broadford: Lance Picioane Svarc Barton Smith Boyall Grenville. Div 1 Res: Sunbury Kang 14.13 d Riddell 10.11. U-18: Woodend-Hesket 11.11 d Diggers Rest 9.4.

DIV 1 Semi-finals DINGLEY 1.6 3.9 5.9 9.11 (65) OAKLEIGH DIST 2.3 4.5 7.6 8.7 (55) Goals: Dingley: M Freeman 3 K Feehan A Frost K Davidson L Bartholomew R Rusan D Farmer. Oakleigh District: B Keast 2 K Kandakji 2 A Henneman D Di Fede D Velardo R Pearson. Best: Dingley: K Davidson S Cleeve M Freeman T La Rocca D Ades C Horton-Milne. Oakleigh District: B Hodic R Pearson P Carroll A Howison B Keast A Henneman. BENTLEIGH 2.3 2.7 7.10 7.13 (55) EAST MAL MALVERN 1.1 1.5 6.5 7.8 (50) Goals: Bentleigh: B Lawford 2 S Lawry L HogtonHewish B Morrison S McGarry J Robertson. East Malvern: L Dowling 4 N Barry S Fiora M Ryan. Best: Bentleigh: B Blow S Lawry B Lawford K O’Brien S McGarry J McGarry. East Malvern: L Fitzgerald W Sadler N Barry N McCann L Dowling A Johnson. Div 1 Res: Bentleigh 12.10 d Dingley 6.6; Cheltenham 18.11 d St Kilda City 6.11.

NORTHERN DIV 2 Grand Finals HURSTBRIDGE 2.0 6.3 9.7 12.11 (83) N HEIDELBERG 1.2 4.2 7.4 11.6 (72) Goals: Hurstbridge: C Burton 3 B Shaw 2 T Simpson 2 N Milne H Farrelly R Reading M Burton M Hymus. North Heidelberg: S Harvey 3 K Green 3 L Gilbert 3 B T Tardio M Lonergan. Best: Hurstbridge: R Reading T Grimes S Jellie L East J Tilley J Kreuzer. North Heidelberg: D Bramich K Green M Lonergan L Taggart T L Evans J Brown. Div 2 Res: Thomastown 8.6 d Hurstbridge 6.16. U-19: Diamond Creek 9.7 d Banyule 2.7.

ESSENDON PREMIER Grand Finals KEILOR 8.4 11.5 11.8 13.13 (91) ABERFELDIE 3.0 6.5 7.7 9.8 (62) Goals: Keilor: D Galea 6 R Bathie C Taylor T L Cartelli R Hards J Kennedy L McGuane G Barbuto. Aberfeldie: K Reimers 2 A Kefford 2 Z Hislop 2 N Cattapan C Sharp R Allan. Best: Keilor: D Galea E Ogden K Barbuto M Thomas M Tanner T M James. Aberfeldie: J Toy T L Blackwell D Thompson J Cubillo J Laurie M L Lynch. Prem Res: Keilor 14.8 d Greenvale 10.9. U-18.5: Aberfeldie 18.11 d Keilor 6.5.

EASTERN DIV 1 Grand Finals BAL BALWYN 3.2 7.5 9.9 15.12 (102) NOBLE PARK 2.7 3.10 8.12 9.16 (70) Goals: Balwyn: N Gordon 3 R Gilchrist 3 M O’Regan 2 J Gobbels 2 S MacDonald J Kennedy G Chivers K Pendlebury J Weatherald. Noble Park: S Allan 4 Z Alwan 2 P Wright V Faik T Harper. Best: Balwyn: M O’Regan K Pendlebury R Gilchrist J Meesen L Frazer J Wright. right. Noble Park: L T Tobin S Monaghan Z Alwan V Faik S Corrigan T Robertson. Div 1 Res: Rowville 7.4 d Vermont 4.6. U-19: Noble Park 6.6 d Blackburn 4.5. DIV 2 Grand Finals BA BAYSW A ATER 6.5 10.8 16.13 21.16 (142) WANTIRNA STH 0.1 1.1 3.3 5.5 (35) Goals: Bayswater: J Callanan 4 W McInerney 4 J Dight 3 B Galvin 3 M McGillivray-Smith 2 M Cunningham 2 M Jackson A Van Rooyen B Searle. Wantirna South: D Cromb A Teakel T T Clingan S McIntyre D Beddome. Best: Bayswater: J Galvin A Vandelaak J Callanan S McInerney B Searle A Hoare. Wantirna South: B Harkness D Cromb B Hutchinson J Denes T Cook J Birkett. Div 2 Res: Bayswater 8.7 d Wantirna South 5.13. U-19: Lilydale 11.14 d Croydon 5.9.

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DIV 2 Semi-finals P M COL COLTS 5.2 6.7 9.10 16.12 (108) CAULFIELD 1.1 1.2 3.5 7.6 (48) Goals: Port Melbourne Colts: Details unavailable. Caulfield: N Gilbert 2 K Maynard J Twirdy T S Gunning A Sheed C Dove. Best: Port Melbourne Colts: Details unavailable. Caulfield: J Lee C Trumble J Price T Stait C Barter C Lewis. CHELSEA HEIGHTS 3.0 6.2 13.7 19.8 (122) SKYE 3.6 5.7 5.8 11.11 (77) Goals: Chelsea Heights: P Smith 7 L Dobson 2 J Peryman 2 M Johansson 2 T Cantwell 2 L Behin J Uren N Herrington T Johnstone. Skye: J Bateman 3 T Barr 2 J Martinson 2 K Gascoigne J Thomas B Walker A Harper. Best: Chelsea Heights: D Hynes J Peryman M Banfield N Herrington P Morrissey J Odell. Skye: J Bateman A Pacey J Thomas J Martinson M Watts M Kelly. Res: Highett 18.9 d Springvale Districts 14.4. U-19: Oakleigh District 12.10 d St Pauls 7.9; Hampton 7.6 d St Kilda City 4.9. Thirds: Skye 6.8 d Sandown 2.17. DIV 3 Preliminary Final ASHWOOD 5.3 9.6 13.8 13.8 (86) DOVETON 1.1 2.2 6.9 10.12 (72) Goals: Ashwood: F Martinicchio 5 M Saunders 2 J Gaylard 2 P Wineberg B Hemphill J Chapman D Carroll. Doveton Eagles: Details unavailable. Best: Ashwood: M Maginnes A Salama F Martinicchio B Hemphill C Meyers R O’Brien. Doveton Eagles: Details unavailable. Thirds: Semi-final: Cerberus 9.10 d Dingley 6.3.

VAFA PREMIER B Preliminary Final BEAUMARIS 4.2 9.5 12.7 16.13 (109) OLD SCOTCH 5.1 6.2 9.2 12.3 (75) Goals: Beaumaris: D Gribbin 4 S Milne 3 A Schneider 2 M Petering 2 W Edmonds 2 L Hiscock J Ward R Cathcart. Old Scotch: M Seed 4 M van den Broek 4 A Lim 2 J Furey A Harlock. Best: Beaumaris: L Hiscock D Gribbin A Carroll W Edmonds M Petering L Boyd. Old Scotch: M Seed S Sherwen L Byrne-Jones M van den Broek J Bull T Macmillan.

PREMIER C Preliminary Final PENINSULA OB 3.2 9.2 14.4 16.6 (102) CAULFIELD GR 2.3 7.8 9.12 12.14 (86) Goals: Peninsula Ob: W Crowder 5 A Marshall 2 G Fletcher 2 S Barbour 2 W Harbinson 2 S Grigg T Feldgen S Payze. Caulfield Grammarians: T Small 4 L O’Keefe 2 T Green 2 J Presnell H Mills D Reilly T Thompson. Best: Peninsula Ob: A Smrdel J Moignard W Crowder N Fisher J Pomeroy G Fletcher. Caulfield Grammarians: T Thompson T Small J Wallace J McClelland, H Mills C Diggle. DIV 1 Grand Final OLD GEELONG 3.3 9.7 11.9 14.10 (94) OLD MENT 5.3 7.5 10.12 12.14 (86) Goals: Old Geelong: J Grimshaw 3 G Burbury 2 C Wood 2 A Leahy R Parsons R de Crespigny B Gore S Youngman Y A Bird T Balcombe. Old Mentonians: D Mills 3 B Schubert 3 K Smith-Cameron 2 L Hull D Brown C Edgeworth T Ward. Best: Old Geelong: C Wood J Barry W Sloss J Hutley C O’Brien S James. Old Mentonians: D Payton D Maitland D Mills O Jones A Palmer. DIV 2 Grand Final PRESTON 2.1 5.3 7.6 11.9 (75) ST JOHNS OC 1.3 3.6 4.8 9.9 (63) Goals: Preston Bullants: M Holmes 3 D Marcon 3 S Calcedo 3 J Powell 2. St Johns Oc: A Thornton 3 T Edwards 2 D Cattolico C Ladson M Nicholson A Brannan. Best: Preston Bullants: D Marcon S Calcedo D Calcedo N Parkes A Ricco A Marcon. St Johns Oc: L O’Connor A Brannan D Cattolico G Costas D Webb K Ash. DIV 4 Grand Final WESTBOURNE 1.2 4.3 7.5 11.6 (72) POINT COOK 4.1 6.1 8.4 8.7 (55) Goals: Westbourne Grammarians Football Club: C Hunter 3 J Johns 3 N Schiano 2 C Hudson 2 F Pavez. Point Cook Afc: S Young Y 2 W Dawson 2 A Auciello R Milne M Herbertson P Auciello. Best: Westbourne Grammarians Football Club: C Hudson A Imber T Rogers R Coy C Sneddon D Morrish. Point Cook Afc: M Kip M Smith P Auciello A Robinson P Kerr A Galvin.

BENDIGO Semi-finals: Snr: Eaglehawk 9.15 d Strathfieldsaye 9.9. Res: Golden Square 12.12 d Strathfieldsaye 7.2. U-18: Golden Square 11.7 d Eaglehawk 8.6. Sandhurst 8.5 d Strathfieldsaye 4.15.

BALLARA BALLARAT Preliminary Finals: Sunbury 14.21 d Lake Wendouree 9.14. Res: East Point 10.7 d Sunbury 9.4. U-18.5’s: North Ballarat City 8.9 d Bacchus Marsh 3.4.

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RIDDELL Prelim Finals: Western Water A: Macedon 53 d Rupertswood 44. B: Riddells Creek 45 d Macedon 28. Western Water C: Riddells Creek 32 d Melton Centrals 19.

Q SOCCER FFV MEN STATE STA ATE LEAGUE 1: North-West: Rd 22: Altona East Phoenix 2 Cairnlea 0, Yarraville Y Snr 1 Sydenham Park 2, Diamond Valley United 2 Keilor Park 4, North Sunshine Eagles 0 Altona Magic 0, Diamond Valley United Yarraville Y Snr (Washed Out). SouthEast: Mooroolbark 1 Mornington 2, Mooroolbark 1 Warragul United 1, Morwell Pegasus 3 Berwick City 1, Langwarrin 1 Casey Comets 1, South Springvale 1 Frankston Pines 2, Mornington 1 Malvern City 3, Clifton Hill 4 Manningham United Blues 0. STATE STA ATE LEAGUE 2: North-West: Rd 22: Geelong 3 Hume United 1, Essendon Royals 7 Moreland United 0, Hoppers Crossing 3 Essendon United 1, Heidelberg Stars 0 Sporting Whittlesea 4, Altona City 6 Fitzroy City 0, Sunbury United 8 Corio 5. South-East: Doncaster Rovers 2 Noble Park United 1, Heatherton United 1 Old Scotch 1, Seaford United 8 Peninsula Strikers Snr 0, Beaumaris 3 Sandringham 0, Caulfield United Cobras 2 North Caulfield Snrs 0. STATE STA ATE LEAGUE 3: North-West: Rd 22: Lalor United 1 Upfield 3, Darebin United 0 Melbourne City 3, La T Trobe Uni 3 Melbourne Uni 2, Westvale 0 Geelong Rangers 2, Western Eagles 1 Fawkner Zaparas 4. South-East: Knox City 1 Monbulk Rangers 3, Old Melburnians 1 Eltham Redbacks 3, Brighton Firsts 5 Ashburton United 2, Mazenod United 2 Riversdale 0, Middle Park 0 South Yarra Y 0, Dingley Stars 4 Croydon City Arrows 1. STATE STA ATE LEAGUE 4: East: Rd 22: Old Xaverians 1 Kings Domain 1, Waverley Wanderers 3 Old Camberwell Grammarians 4, Monash Uni Snrs 5 St Kevins Old Boys 1, Ringwood City 1 Brandon Park 3. North: Boroondara Eagles Carey 1 Strathmore 1, Bundoora United 0 North City Wolves 2, Mill Park 0 Epping City 5, West Preston 2 Plenty Valley Lions 0, Watsonia Heights 1 Northern Falcons 0, Marcellin Old Collegians 6 Brunswick Zebras 1. Rd 23: Watsonia Heights Marcellin Old Collegians (Washed Out). South: Rd 22: Dandenong South 0 Endeavour United - Snrs 3, Harrisfield Hurricanes 2 Noble Park 2, Springvale City 3 Lyndale L United 0, Hampton Park United Sparrows 0 East Brighton United 2, Bayside Argonauts 5 Keysborough 2, Skye United Snrs 1 Endeavour Hills Fire 1. West: Bell Park 1 Brimbank Stallions 0, Surf Coast 2 Balmoral 0, Point Cook 4 Spring Hills 0. STATE STA ATE LEAGUE 5: East: Rd 22: Chisholm United 6 Y Yarra Jets 4, Healesville Snrs 7 Swinburne Snrs 3, Mt Lilydale Old Collegians 8 Lilydale Eagles 2, Glen Waverley Snrs 2 Old Ivanhoe Grammarians 2. North: Greenvale United 9 Reservoir Yeti Y 0, Thornbury Athletic 1 Craigieburn City 3, Rmit 3 Heidelberg Eagles 0. West: Rd 21: Lara United 0 Golden Plains 0, Kyneton District 1 Keilor Wolves 2, Laverton Park 1 North Melbourne Athletic 5.

Grand Finals: Springbank 16.12 d Buninyong 11.13. Res: Springbank 8.9 d Buninyong 6.7. U-18: Beaufort 13.13 d Waubra 12.6.

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at Ballarat, Victoria Men: Semi-f: S Andrewartha (Vic) d C England (Vic) 21-13 21-17, P French (Vic) d M Creely (T (Tas) 21-5 21-13. F: S Andrewartha d P French 21-11 21-19. Women: Semi-f: S Fitz-Gerald (Vic) d K Gaard (SA) 21-12 21-12, K Proctor (Vic) d L Shobbrook (Vic) 21-12 22-20. F: S Fitz-Gerald d K Proctor 21-8 21-12.

BALLARA BALLARAT Prelim Finals: North Ballarat City 55 d Lake Wendouree 40. B: Lake Wendouree 42 d East Point 29. C: Ballarat 28 d Lake Wendouree 27. D: Ballarat 26 d Sunbury 20. U-19: Ballarat 43 d North Ballarat City 40.

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Medal limelight an ‘amazing’ thrill for Macedon coach Macedon’s Ciara Stewart has achieved a lot in netball, but individual awards have been few and far between. Stewart, in her first season at the Cats and in the league, has normally been the one handing out the votes and awards – as coach, she looks at everyone else first. On Wednesday night, it was Stewart’s time to be recognised for her efforts on the court at the Riddell District Football Netball League best and fairest night. She was named the winner of the league’s Ryan Medal, the best and fairest award for the A-grade netball. Stewart finished on 23 votes, three votes clear of 2014 medalist Lauren Close (Riddell) and Diggers Rest player-coach Amy Carroll. Stewart was speechless after winning the league’s top netball honour. “Seriously, I thought Chloe [Wilson] was in with a really good chance from our club,” she said. “I realise my age – I know that it plays a

part on my ability to play the game. There are so many good players in A grade … it’s amazing.” This year, Stewart has taken on a different playing role – having spent most of her career as a shooter, she has made the move to wing attack. She was named in that position in the team of the year. “I’ve never played wing attack until this year, so to be in team of the year as wing attack – it shows people actually value what I do, which is awesome,” she said. “I’m not young and I don’t have the legs of some of the girls, but I know I have a brain.” The 37-year-old said it was the first time she had won an individual award since she was 19. Stewart said the award wasn’t just for her, but her nine teammates who had helped her win it. Stewart, who came to the league from the Geelong District competition, was also named coach of the year. It turned out to be a great week for Stewart, with the Cats winning through to the grand

final. Her teammate, Chloe Wilson, was named on the bench in team of the year. Riddell’s Close was voted the Western Water player of the year by the coaches for a second time in three years and was one of three Riddell players named in the team of the year. Riddell’s Cayley Armstrong was named in centre and her teammate, Bec Colwell, was named on the bench. Rupertswood’s Katie Clarke, Tess Abbott and Stacey Northey were named in the starting seven along with Carroll. Romsey shooter Hope Evans was named on the bench. Riddell mid-courter Carly Harrison was named as netball rising star. Riddell’s Brianna De Haas took out the under-19 best and fairest award, while another Bomber, Jayne Close won the C-grade award. Sunbury Kangaroos’ Toni Fogarty took home the B-grade best and fairest award. Tara Murray

Medal joy for Rupo star By Tara Murray Rupertswood’s Brent Swallow was left speechless after being named the 2016 Riddell District Football League’s Bowen medallist. The midfielder, who has been a model of consistency in recent seasons, stepped it up another level this year to take out the top honour at the league’s night of nights. Swallow said he didn’t think he was a chance of winning the award, even when he was at the top of the leader board after round 14. At that stage he was on 19 votes, one clear of Diggers Rest’s Taylor Hine. Swallow held on to win, on 20 votes, with Hine still a vote back. Swallow said that while he felt the Sharks, who were eliminated in the first week of the finals, had played “all right” he was unconvinced he was a good hope of winning the medal. “You don’t know what the umpires are doing,” he said. “It was a complete surprise and I’m rapt.” Macedon’s Jason Cooke finished a further vote back, with Cats Shaun Harrison and Lancefield’s Myles Dorman rounding out the top five. Swallow also took home the Buffalo Sports award, which is awarded to the best player voted by the goal umpires. Hine won the Melton Toyota Football Player of Year award for the best player as voted by the coaches. The two medals are a change of luck for Swallow, who has played all his career with the Sharks. He is the first Shark to win the Bowen Medal, after the club moved to the competition in 2013. “I think for the club best and fairest, I’ve come second the last five years in a row, so it’s good to finally get one,” Swallow said. “Hopefully we’ll see a few more Bowen medallists from the club in years to come.” Swallow was named in the centre position in team of the year. His Sharks teammate, Brett Chambers, was named at centre half-back. Macedon had the most representatives in the squad, with Cooke, Harrison, Casey Summerfield, Matthew Knox and Tom Waters selected. Broadford had four representatives in the team, while Riddell’s Tim Walsh, Brian Ruffell and Ben Said, and Romsey’s Chris and Matt Burkett and Ayden Tessari were also named. Walsh was named Steve Turner medallist for best young player. Lancefield’s Jon Kent, who won the best player in the interleague match, and teammate Myles Dorman were both named in the forward line of the team of the year. Grand finalist Diggers Rest had three players named in the team – Hine, Cale Morton and Brandon Kilty – while coach Shaun Sims was named coach of the year.

Ciara Stewart is the 2016 Ryan medallist. (Shawn Smits)

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Darlene Baker leads Romsey Golf Club’s women’s championship after the second round. Players made the most of the warmer weather, their tee shots gaining extra metres, though some found occasional puddles on the course. Baker won the second round and now leads the overall championship on 205, ahead of Kath Jekabsons on 226. Round two of the men’s championship was postponed when Friday’s wet weather made the course unplayable.

GDCA

Gisborne and District Cricket Association’s new club, Kyneton, will play in the C-grade competition this season. Each of the top four grades will again have eight teams, with each team playing the others twice. The other new side, Malmsbury, will play in E-grade or below. In the McIntyre Cup, reigning premier Gisborne opens its season against Bacchus Marsh, while Woodend faces Romsey, Riddell plays Sunbury, and Diggers Rest Bulla takes on promoted Rupertswood.

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Trentham will be in action in both football and netball on Maryborough Castlemaine District Football Netball League’s grand final day. The club’s under-17.5 and under-14.5 footballers play Carisbrook and Campbells Creek respectively. In netball, the Saints’ A-grade side plays Navarre, while their B-graders take on Carisbrook.

EDFL

Keilor has taken out the Essendon District Football League premier division premiership. A devastating first quarter set up a 30-point lead, a margin the Blues held at the end against Aberfeldie. The Gorillas lost 13.13 (91)-9.8 (62).

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Sandhurst is the first team through to the Bendigo Football League grand final after beating Golden Square on Saturday. The Dragons were too strong for the Bulldogs, winning 13.8 (86)-4.9 (33). Golden Square now plays Eaglehawk in the preliminary final after the Hawks upset Strathfieldsaye in a 9.15 (69)-9.9 (63) thriller. FOR MORE SPORT, VISIT Web: starweekly.com.au Sunbury & Macedon Ranges Star Weekly @starweeklysport @star_weekly Brent Swallow was shocked to be voted the Bowen medallist. (Shawn Smits) 37 SUNBURY & MACEDON RANGES STAR WEEKLY \ SEPTEMBER 13, 2016

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Riddell survives Roos challenge By Tara Murray Riddell has set up a grand final date with Diggers Rest in the Riddell District Football League. The Bombers saw off Broadford in their preliminary final at Lancefield Park on Saturday. The Bombers controlled much of two and a half quarters against the Kangaroos before the latter’s more experienced bodies started to find more of the ball. It was all the Kangaroos in the final quarter as they peppered the goals in their bid to reduce the margin. They got within a goal before Brian Ruffell kicked a settler for the Bombers. The Kangaroos responded immediately to get it back with a goal. The Kangaroos were left to rue poor kicking in front of goal – they kicked 3.6 in the last quarter. Their comeback fell just short, with the Bombers winning 8.6 (54)-6.14 (50) and sealing their grand final spot. Bombers coach Jamie Elliott said the winning margin was of no consequence. The Bombers had earlier defeated Macedon in the semi-finals by three points. “We got there by the skin of our teeth,” he said. “I thought we controlled the game for the first two and a half quarters and they got on top midway through the third quarter. “There’s always some doubt that we could hold on. They put [Brodie] Holland and some of their bigger bodies in the middle and it made a difference. Our young blokes hung on.” Competition-leading goal-kicker Brian Ruffell kicked four goals for the Bombers, including the all-important settler in the final quarter. Ben Sonogan, Tim and Scott Walsh and Michael Treweek were the best for the Bombers. Elliott, in his first year as senior coach, said the club was probably a little further ahead of where he envisioned it would be. “At the top end we have a lot of talent,” he said. “You don’t know what you’re going to get from the younger players. Some have come in and then got dropped, but gone back and learnt and got another chance.”

RDFNL grand final day – football Romsey Park, Saturday Seniors, 2.30pm: Diggers Rest v Riddell Reserves, noon: Diggers Rest v Sunbury Kangaroos Under-18.5s, 9.30am: Rupertswood v Woodend-Hesket The Bombers last played in a grand final in 2013. On that occasion, they defeated the Burras by seven points. That match was the first of three successive grand final losses for Diggers Rest – and on that day, Elliott was coaching the Burras. About a third of the Bombers’ side from that grand final will play in this year’s grand final. Unfortunately, Jason Allen won’t be one of them after breaking a bone in one of his hands against Broadford. Elliott said his absence was an opportunity for someone to come in and make the most of their opportunity. As for the grand final, Elliott knows the Bombers will need to play well for four quarters to get the job done. “We’ve ran with them twice this year and have been ahead,” he said. “If we can play our best footy and get our heads right, we are a chance. “They will have some mental scars, but we have to get our young players right. Many are playing in their first finals series.” The Bombers reserves side won’t be in the grand final after losing its preliminary final to the Sunbury Kangaroos. The Kangaroos will be looking to go three premierships in a row. Woodend-Hesket ended Diggers Rest’s hopes of having all three sides in the grand final, coming from behind in the under-18.5s preliminary final. The Hawks, who were runners-up last year, kicked the last five goals of the game to win 11.11 (77) - 9.4 (58). They will face Rupertswood, which has won the past two premierships.

Riddell’s Brian Ruffell and Broadford’s Grant Wearne square off on Saturday. (Shawn Smits)

Lessons learnt, Lions roar back to make the grand final

Mathew Medcraft stood up and kicked four goals on Saturday. (Shawn Smits)

Sunbury Lions put into practice lessons learnt from last week to win through to the Ballarat Football League grand final. The Lions performed poorly early against Bacchus Marsh in the second semi-final, and knew they couldn’t afford a slow start two weeks in a row. After trailing five goals to one early on against Lake Wendouree on Saturday, the Lions corrected their game, took control and then, finally, took the lead. They hit the front late in the second quarter, then repelled every challenge to hold that lead to take a solid 14.21 (105)–9.14 (68) win. For Lions’ coach Rick Horwood, the win and grand final berth were rewards for players who have held strong the past couple of years. “I’m rapt for the players and the supporters,” Horwood said. “We stuck with young kids, and were smashed in two elimination finals … we’ve now added some extra talent – it’s coming together.” Horwood said despite trailing early, he knew the game wasn’t like the previous week. “The players went to school during the week and learnt something. It was really pleasing they learnt from the week before. “They kicked the first three goals, but we weren’t out of it. “It wasn’t like the week before; this time we got our hands on the ball. It was a totally

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BFNL grand final day – Sunbury Lions Eastern Oval, Saturday Football Seniors, 2.30pm: Bacchus Marsh v Sunbury Lions Netball B grade, 12.45pm: Sunbury Lions v Lake Wendouree C grade, 11.30am: Sunbury Lions v Ballarat different scenario, you could tell from the opening bounce. Mistakes cost us goals, but we were up with it.” He said the leadership group had stepped up. “You need everyone to contribute in finals, and we had a really good contribution,” he said. “[Mathew] Medcraft was outstanding, while [Grant] Valles, [Joe] Redfern and [Adam] Short were standouts in the back half. “Nathan Wood was good on the wing and Tom Donoghue has put together a couple of good finals games. “[Alik] Magin wasn’t in our best five, but he was good. He had 19 tackles and played a really good team game.”

Medcraft was the best of the goalkickers, kicking four, including three in the second quarter. Horwood said players will have to hold onto lessons learnt in the upcoming grand final against Bacchus Marsh. The Cobras’ early onslaught won them their semi-finals’ clash. “It’s very nice to get to the big dance … you can’t win if you’re not there,” Horwood said. “We’re a 50-50 chance, but we’re under no illusions that we’ve got a big hill to climb and that they’re favourites. “If we can get off to a better start and then play how we did in the second and third quarters [against the Cobras], you never know.” The Lions will have a few selection headaches going into the grand final. Jack Sullivan will have to overcome an ankle injury which he suffered late in the preliminary final. Dwain Sanderson was a late withdrawal from the preliminary final after a work accident on Friday. He was replaced by Josh Guthrie. Four players from the Lions’ last premiership team, Medcraft, Sullivan, Greg Hay and Adam Short, barring injury, will play on Saturday. An injured James Rizk will miss the grand final. The Lions’ reserves team is out of the finals, after losing a preliminary final to East Point. Tara Murray

MOTOR Back in black, Maloo returns By Mark Short

road and track, and give the driver every bit of confidence with great pedal feel.

What is it? The ‘Black edition’ Maloo is a limited edition model that sees the return of the R8 badge, along with the unique SV Black features.

Does it like corners? The Maloo is more like a two-door sports car that has the bonus of being a ute, which means it is no slouch through the bends. The ride is sporty, yet comfortable, there is a decent amount of grip (even unladen) and it handles twisty roads with absolute confidence. Be warned, though, this is a heavyweight fighter; treat the power and weight with respect.

Why are we driving it? This is the first time HSV has offered a limited edition SV Black range since the 2011 E Series 3 based model. And it is also the first time the LS3 engine has been available in the GEN-F2 ‘R8’ range.

What’s different about it? The SV Black features include Satin Black 20-inch alloy wheels, black AP Racing forged four-piston brake calipers, black door surrounds and lower door accenting, shadow-chrome exhaust tips and distinctive black badging along with black fender vents and mirror scalps. The interior misses out on HSV’s seats (instead it’s fitted with those found in Holden’s SS-V Redline model, but still has HSV embroidery), but has unique side sills with numbered plaques. Does it go? It’s a V8-powered ute, so that’s like asking is the Pope a catholic. However, it does

What about service stations? Fuel consumption … well, with a claimed average of 12.6L/100kms, which is more like high teens in the real world, you’ll be visiting them often enough.

HSV MALOO SV BLACK EDITION The price:

$62,990 (plus on-road costs)

Vitals:

6.2-Litre V8 petrol, six-speed manual, 340kW and 570Nm, 12.6 L/100km, RWD

have 60kW and 101Nm less than its big brother, the supercharged LSA variant. Either way, the SV Black is still powerful enough to keep a smile on your face, and it arguably feels a better balanced package. Will it get me noticed? Yep, the Maloo has always stood out as more than your average workhorse ute and the subtle differences with the SV Black will have the train spotters pointing your way.

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What colours does it come in? The Black Edition is available in five colours – phantom (black), heron (white), nitrate (silver), sting (red) and jungle green.

How’s the cabin ambience? It’s a nice place to be, with plenty of room and storage spaces (for a two-seater ute) and good quality materials throughout. The 8-inch colour display has plenty of functions and is easy to navigate. Does it stop? Definitely; the black AP Racing forged four-piston brake callipers and 367mm front and rear rotors do an excellent job, both on the

Would you buy one? Yeah, if you’ve had your eye on a Maloo but don’t want to fork out the extra coin for the LSA variant, go for it. But get your skates on, as this Black Edition is limited to 100 units so it well might be rare. What else should I consider? You should have a look at Holden’s SS-V Redline, priced from $50,990 it has the same LS3 engine (although down on power) big Brembo brakes and is nipping at the heels of the Maloo in all areas. There’s also Ford’s Falcon XR6 Turbo, the big Aussie six packs a mighty punch and although not as good in the chassis department it’s still a good gadget. – Drive/The Age

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