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This hobby’s catching on The Sunbury Angling Club is casting a wide net in the hope its coming family day will lure new members. Committee member Greg Golding and son Matthew, who is club president, are encouraging fishing enthusiasts and their families to enjoy a day on the water at Spavin Lake, Sunbury, this Sunday. “It’s a great opportunity to get out with the family and catch some fish,” Greg says. “The kids can come and learn casting and rigging, and have a go at bait and lure fishing.” The free community event will include a juniors’ fishing clinic from 11am until 3pm. The lake has been stocked with trout, yellow belly, red fin and other fish varieties. Details: 0400 297 898 MILIKA, 7 (FRONT), WITH ANGLING CHUMS
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Sunbury crime rate soars By Esther Lauaki Drug offences and breaches of court orders are behind a massive 77 per cent annual spike in Sunbury’s crime rate. Data released by the Crime Statistics Agency last Thursday reveals 3208 offences were recorded in the year to June 30 – up from 1807. The 260 drug offences in Sunbury represented a 150 per cent increase over the same year. Justice procedures, including breach of court orders, also soared: from 87 to 576 cases over the same period, a hike of more than 560 per cent. Deception-related offences climbed almost
230 per cent, from 62 to 202, while theft rose from 538 cases to 928 (72.5 per cent). Across Hume, the overall crime rate rose 18 per cent. The new figures come after the police union rejected calls earlier this year for Diggers Rest to be transferred from the Melton police service area into Sunbury’s. The union claimed it would put more pressure on Sunbury officers already dealing with soaring call-outs. Sunbury police station already closes on occasions due to a lack of staff, but officers can still be contacted via intercom and phone. Western Metropolitan MP Bernie Finn lashed out, saying the latest crime statistics
showed a failure by the government to maintain law and order. As well as Sunbury’s soaring crime rate, Diggers Rest, Bulla and Clarkefield also recorded increases. Mr Finn said “crime rates are up and police numbers are down”. “What that tells us, and it’s been happening with monotonous regularity, is that [Premier] Daniel Andrews continues to ignore the good people of our area,” he said. “The figures in the Sunbury electorate are alarming, particularly in my home town of Bulla, which recorded a staggering increase of 141 per cent. “How can we fight crime when we don’t have
the manpower necessary to do it? We now have a situation where drug dealing and trafficking, weapons and explosives offences, assault and related offences have all risen under Labor, not to mention home invasions and car-jackings. “It’s very clear that Daniel Andrews and his government have failed to maintain any form of law and order. Something must be done to protect our community.” Overall crime in the Macedon Ranges was up 12 per cent, from 2248 offences to 2512. Breaches of court orders rose 62 per cent, from 288 to 466; arson climbed from 28 to 37 cases; and drug trafficking and dealing also increased, from 33 to 51 offences.
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Train-crush figures almost double By Esther Lauaki Passenger loading survey results from Public Transport Victoria have fuelled renewed calls for more trains on the Sunbury Metro line. The latest survey, which recorded the average passenger numbers on metropolitan train and tram services, found that 46 per cent of morning services on the Sunbury line in the year to May 2016 were overcrowded. Data for the corresponding 2014-15 year revealed that the same Sunbury morning services exceeding benchmark standards of
loading were at 43.2 per cent. Overcrowding on Metro and V/Line trains has been a contentious issue in Sunbury since electrification of the V/Line service in 2012 and the axing of some trains to the region last year. State Western Metropolitan MP Bernie Finn, a Bulla resident, said the only way the situation could be resolved was if the government “stops ignoring Sunbury”. “This is an issue that’s been around for a very long time and is not going away,” Mr Finn said. “This has not snuck up on anyone. It’s about time this government started spending some
money on the Sunbury line. We need more trains. The only thing they’ve done for Sunbury is take away train services.” A PTV spokesman said the survey findings helped pinpoint when and where passenger loads on Melbourne’s train lines and tram routes were at their highest. The information determined when and where extra capacity may be needed to reduce crowding. “The government is ordering 84 new trains, removing 50 dangerous and congested level crossings, installing smarter signalling and building the Metro tunnel, which will create
space for tens of thousands of extra passengers in peak hour,” he said. The spokesman said the projects would allow more trains to and from Sunbury and right across Melbourne, reducing waiting, crowding and delays. “PTV is working with the department and Metro to develop timetable changes that will help reduce overcrowding on trains at peak times,” he said. The government has ordered 65 new high-capacity trains for the new Sunbury to Cranbourne-Pakenham line created by the Metro tunnel.
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A Sunbury teen chef has taken home the silverware at a national competition. Kimberly Tang, 19, was recently named one of Australia’s best young chefs winning three silver medals in the national final of the 2016 Nestlé Golden Chef’s Hat Award. Kimberly and teammate Bridget Bottcher, 21, battled it out in the kitchen against the country’s 10 best junior chef teams snatching up silver medals for their entrée, main and dessert course dishes. The duo’s award-winning menu included an entrée of beetroot cured ocean trout, prawn rillette, beetroot fluid gel, pickled yellow beetroot, Jerusalem artichoke chips and lace tuiles. They served up charcoal lamb, smoked lamb tartare, quintet of mushrooms, potato wafers, apricot jam, parsnip foam, beetroot and chocolate demi glaze for main. To finish, it was kaffir lime and coconut mousse with a beetroot reduction, green ginger sponge, kaffir lime curd and ginger nest. Kimberly, who is already an apprentice chef at No.8 Crown Melbourne, is no stranger to the competition having competed last year. “It’s next-level cooking in front of a live audience like this but I’m really proud of what I achieved. I improved on last year’s result at the regionals, so I’m definitely happy with that,” she said.
Sunbury and Macedon Ranges residents are being encouraged to roll up their sleeves and volunteer to be “backyard legends” for a day. Volunteers can register now for the Backyard Legend Day campaign, which starts on October 16, and nominate themselves to complete a chore in the house or yard for someone in their community. Backyard Legend Day ambassador Mike Whitney says the initiative “goes straight to the heart of Australia”. “Backyard Legend Day is all about the Australian community spirit. It’s in our nature to rally behind anyone who genuinely needs a helping hand and, what might seem like a small thing to us, can be a huge support to someone else.” Volunteering Australia chief executive Brett Williamson says volunteering is a key indicator of healthy communities. “We are seeing a shift away from formal volunteering through organisations because we are increasingly time-poor. Despite this drop in overall numbers, Australians are still very much a charitable bunch who want to support their communities.” The search is also on for Australia’s Backyard Legend – someone who has gone above and beyond to help out a neighbour or someone in their community. “If you know somebody who has helped out in the community in this fashion, this is a great opportunity to say thanks,” Mr Williams says. There’s $10,000 of prizes to be won. More: www.backyardlegendday.com.au
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Exhibition aims to inspire Artists and contributors to the upcoming Inspirational Minds exhibition hope their work will “uplift” those who visit. The exhibition, at Kyneton Town Hall from October 11 to 13, is a collection of works created by artists living with mental illness. Artists used paints, mandalas, poetry and quotes and yarn crafts to express what inspires them for the exhibition, which is part of Mental Health Week. Community mental health worker Natasha Cleary says the exhibition is a culmination of
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three months’ work by the artists. “Creating artwork … transforms and uplifts them from the darkest places of their minds to a better place,” Ms Cleary says. “The artists, from Anglicare Victoria’s Mind and Care Connect program, share their personal works of art that represent what inspires and uplifts them during trying times in their lives.” The exhibition is open from 10am to 3pm. Esther Lauaki
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One of Sunbury’s most dedicated grassroots footy volunteers has been declared a Champion of the Code. Sunbury MP Josh Bull nominated Lance Eddy for an award at a special reception at Government House to pay tribute to the hard-working volunteers who make local footy tick. FOR BREAKING NEWS, VISIT Web: starweekly.com.au Sunbury & Macedon Ranges Star Weekly @star_weekly
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Funding promotes green growth By Esther Lauaki Interest free loans on renewable energy systems are helping to get Macedon Ranges residents living greener. The new funding initiative, by the Macedon Ranges Sustainability Group, will be one of the main talking points of the group’s upcoming annual meeting in Woodend on October 11. Group president Ralf Thesing encourages residents to attend and learn how they can
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help to transform the Macedon Ranges into a model sustainable community. Mr Thesing says he hopes the initiative will assist people in building more sustainable homes.
“We have created the Macedon Ranges Renewable Energy Fund,” Mr Thesing says. “It gives community groups zero interest loans to install renewable energy systems on their buildings. It’s a revolving fund, where repayments are made from savings on the recipient’s electricity bills, and that money is then loaned to another group.” On the night, professor Kate Auty will present a talk titled “Many People Make Change” reflecting on climate change, biodiversity,
community energy and communications. Professor Auty is the Australian Capital Territory sustainability commissioner having served in the same position in Victoria. She is also the Melbourne Sustainable Society Institute advisory board chair. Professor Auty will speak from 6.30pm to 8pm at the Woodend Neighbourhood House with the sustainability group annual general meeting to follow. Information: 0409 160 762
Award for caring heart Children in Margaret Walla’s care are in good hands. The Woodend family day care educator was a regional winner in this year’s Excellence in Family Day Care Awards. Ms Walla, who is registered with Bambini Child Care Services, cares for about seven children up to nine-years old. She says she’s thrilled to have been counted among the best. “I’m a little bit shocked,” she says. “It’s just unreal. The kids are just gorgeous… I do it for my family and it’s what I love to do. I know the children are happy here and their families are happy as well. “I spend my days laughing and playing and out in the rain playing in puddles, so I have an easy life doing this work. Who, at 45, can say that they do this for a living?” Family Day Care Australia chief executive Andrew Paterson says educators such as Ms Walla hold a special place in the hearts of the families who nominated them.
“There is no greater responsibility than to be entrusted with the care and education of a young child, every nomination reflected the importance to parents of the safe, nurturing and educational environment that is family day care,” Mr Paterson says. “To be named regional winner is recognition of Margaret’s dedication to providing quality early childhood education, but also to the wonderful and unique relationship between educators like Margaret and the children in their care.” Ms Walla is now in the running for the Victorian title. National winners will be announced at a dinner in November. Winners will share in more than $20,000 of prizes including educational resources and training packages. Esther Lauaki Margaret Walla, pictured with Hazel, 1, has won a regional childcare award. (Luke Hemer)
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News Annual Report —Year Ending 30 June 2016 In accordance with the Local Government Act 1989, Macedon Ranges Shire Council gives notice that it has submitted its Annual Report for the year ending 30 June 2016 to the Minister for Local Government and will consider the report at its meeting on Wednesday 19 October 2016, to be held at the Gisborne Administration Centre, 40 Robertson Street, commencing at 7pm. The Annual Report incorporates the Financial Statements and Report of the Auditor-General, in accordance with the Audit Act 1994. A copy of the Annual Report is available on Council’s website, (Supplied)
mrsc.vic.gov.au/annual-report or can be viewed in person at any of Council’s offices in Kyneton, Gisborne, Romsey and Woodend.
Events Irreverent, political comedy with Boredom Protection Policy Australian provocateur, Rod Quantock brings one of his most successful shows to town. Expect a new perspective on issues of the day from this popular comedian. When: Friday 7 October, 7.30pm Where: Kyneton Town Hall, 129 Mollison Street Book: mrsc.vic.gov.au/buytickets or 1300 888 802. Help protect our feathered friends Learn more about challenges faced by local woodland birds in this free panel discussion. When: Saturday 15 October, 2pm–3.30pm Where: Newham Mechanics Institute, 1292 Rochford Road, Newham Book: mrsc.vic.gov.au/environment-events Introduction to apprenticeships & traineeships Find out about the benefits of offering an apprenticeship or traineeship program and how your business can get involved. When: Monday 17 October, 5.30pm–7.30pm Where: Romsey Community Hub, 96–100 Main Street Book: mrsc.vic.gov.au/business-events
Employment Coordinator Local Laws (Full time) Network and Systems Officer (Full time) Heavy Plant Operator (Full time) IT Business Support Coordinator (Full time) Planning and Projects Officer (Full time) Applications close Monday 10 October at 5pm For more information and to apply visit mrsc.vic.gov.au/jobs
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Tick timebomb warning Dog owners in Sunbury and the Macedon Ranges are being warned to protect their pets from paralysis ticks moving into the warmer months. Australia’s paralysis tick season runs from September to March. Veterinarian, Dr Katrina Warren (pictured), says paralysis tick cases are already being reported by clinics around the country with experts predicting a bad season ahead. Paralysis ticks cause weakness of the hindquarters to start and progresses to total paralysis or death. Dr Warren is appealing to all dog owners
to proactively talk to a local vet if their pets present similar symptoms. “Over the past 20 years I have seen many heart-breaking situations where people have lost their beloved dogs to tick paralysis or spent thousands of dollars in vet bills,” she says. “These ticks can be lethal and preventative treatment, coupled with daily searching for ticks on your dog, is absolutely essential.” Other early symptoms include the appearance that the dog has something stuck in its throat, vomiting or heavy, loud breathing. Esther Lauaki
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Call to man up to mental health By Esther Lauaki
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Guys – it’s time to talk. Woodend-Hesket Masters Football Club is encouraging its players to round up their mates and bring them down to the clubrooms for a forum run by Beyondblue on October 19. Committee member Daron Jacks said the men’s forum will be to discuss anxiety and depression in men and focus on a holistic view of health. “It’s something as a club that we are very passionate about,” Mr Jacks said. “We’re really big on mental health here. As middle-aged guys we’re very conscious of keeping an eye on physical health as well as our mental health. “We approached Beyondblue and they’ve helped us put on this forum to encourage the guys to come and talk about anxiety and depression in an environment they’re used to.” Former North Melbourne and Hawthorn star Nathan Thompson will be the guest speaker, discussing his own battle with depression. Mr Jacks said Thompson was the first AFL footballer to openly discuss his battle with depression which opened the door to many more athletes admitting to struggling with mental health issues. “Having him there will be great because he started the ball rolling and said to his club, ‘I feel great physically but my mental health isn’t in great shape’. Other men are now coming forward and are not afraid to talk about depression and anxiety.” The forum will start off with an informal training session. The night will be held at the Hawks clubrooms at Gilbert Gordon Oval on October 19 at 7.30pm. Men aged over 35 are encouraged to attend and bring a mate along. Information: daron.a.jacks@gmail.com
The Divine Divas of Sunbury will be celebrating 10 years of glitz and glamour in style with two concerts this month. The award-winning choir will be joined by a number of musicians and vocal groups for two 90-minute shows in Melbourne on Saturday, October 22. Adam Przewlocki, the ‘choir man’, leads the all-female ensemble which has grown from eight original members to about 40 Sunbury women of all ages. “The show promises to be an inspired event not to be missed,” Mr Przewlocki says. “This is a premier pop choir and we’ve been entertaining for a decade. The Divine Divas will be supported by a great line-up of guest artists.” The Divas will perform classic hits by Marcia Hines, Fleetwood Mac, Rod Stewart, Mandy Moore and others. The showcase will also include young pianists Hoang Pham and Ayesha Gough, harpist and vocalist Claire Patti and vocal groups Cantare and Sunbury Kidz. Divine Divas will perform at fortyfivedownstairs, 45 Flinders Lane, Melbourne, at 4.30pm and 7pm on October 22. Esther Lauaki Adem Przewlocki with Rebecca Phillips, Irene Hall and Liz Barbary. (Joe Mastroianni)
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Sunbury farmer Amanda Woods is part of a new movement towards smarter farming and she wants to spread the word. That’s her aim as the new development officer of the Society of Precision Agriculture Australia. The non-profit group advocates ‘precision agriculture’, or ‘smart farming’, across Australia. Precision agriculture is a farming management method using technology like satellite navigation and GPS to observe, measure and respond to the variability in crops. Ms Woods, who describes herself as a tree changer, runs training courses at the Goonawarra Neighbourhood House on the science behind food. “I’m a scientist and I’ve been in Sunbury for about five years,” she said. “I’ve been using yeast bacteria and fungi to make food for some time and teaching people all about being self-sufficient.” Her passion for smart farming was borne of her love for the newest technology, which she uses on her own Emu Creek farm. “Farmers rave about their drones and their applications that they use to map yields,” she said. “There are so many different systems that you can use to measure everything from nitrogen levels in your soil, so that you plant in the best places, through to tracking tags on your animals so you can locate them easily using an app on your mobile phone. I’m looking forward
Amanda Woods and Dr Nicole Dimos are advocates of ‘precision agriculture’. (Supplied)
to sharing my ideas to increase the adoption of precision agriculture across Australia and internationally. “I’ll be working hard to showcase how technology informs better decision-making to save time and money, and working with those across the industry.” The society’s chief executive, Dr Nicole Dimos, said Ms Woods’ role was established to meet the demands of the industry. “We’re seeing tremendous growth in precision agriculture nationally and this opportunity requires our organisation to revisit its communication and extension strategy, from increasing our online presence to hosting more frequent webinars.”
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Windfarms back on the agenda By Esther Lauaki A wind farm in the Macedon Ranges could be another step closer as lobby groups join a statewide conversation on the future of green energy projects. The idea of establishing the wind farm outside Woodend was floated by the Woodend Integrated Sustainable Energy group seven years ago but the last government ruled them out of the Macedon Ranges. Macedon Ranges Sustainability Group president Peter Hansford said the state government’s latest discussion paper, Community Renewable Energy Projects, was a
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MY PLACE Chris Humfrey spent his childhood “over the fence” searching for wildlife. The 40-year-old zoologist, the face of Wild Action Zoo, ventures out daily to educate others about animals. He spoke to Esther Lauaki.
I live here and I own and operate my own private zoo, nestled in the Macedon Ranges, called Wild Action Zoo. What made you want to become a zoologist? I’ve always had a burning passion for all things wild. I grew up with a childhood of chasing lizards, catching tadpoles and bird watching. In fact, I never ventured inside the family house – I was always outside over the fence searching for wildlife. I am now a member of a team of tertiary trained zoologists and teachers that ensure kids of all ages have a fun, educational and of course an unbeatable interactive wildlife experience at Wild Action Zoo. Tell me about the Wild Action Zoo. The collection consists of over 2000 native Australian animals including little penguin, koalas, quolls, snakes, wedge-tailed eagles, cassowaries and blue-ringed octopuses.
Every year myself and the Wild Action team successfully contribute valuable livestock to other Australian zoos by breeding the critically endangered tiger quoll – a close relative to the Tasmanian devil. What’s the best thing about your job? My environmental ethos simply is: “How can we save something if we don’t know anything about it? Creating empathy and awareness is the key to conservation”. Working with the kids and environmental education is my passion and it’s what led me to open a zoo that provided hands-on zookeeper training days for kids. Have you ever been in a dangerous situation in your work? My thirst for knowledge and keenness to observe wild creatures has led me to travel the world over, so there have been some situations that were a bit dangerous. Whether it was spotting leopards in Sri Lanka, rhinos in Nepal, pumas in Belize or death adders in the outback of Australia. Details: www.wildaction.com.au
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The Macedon Ranges Sustainability Group invites you to hear Professor Kate Auty speak at the guest presentation in Woodend on October 11 from 6.30pm to 8pm at the Woodend Neighbourhood House. â– 0409 160 762 A boutique makers market featuring homemade, handmade, homegrown products from around Macedon Ranges and further afield at Hanging Rock Reserve, South Rock Road in Woodend on October 30 from 9am-2pm. Entry is $5.
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India: land of chaos and colour A few expert tips will help you enjoy this challenging but magical country, writes Nina Karnikowski. India is everything, and more, all at once. It’s a visual explosion of bright saris, lumbering cows, marigolds and bursts of sunlight. And while Mother India, with her 1.2 billion inhabitants, can inspire, astonish and enlighten many who tread her soil, her innumerable challenges and chaotic madness can also overwhelm and exhaust unprepared first-timers. Or even put them off completely. After living in Mumbai and travelling throughout India for seven months last year here are my essential survival tips to ensure you don’t waste a second on your first visit to this magical country.
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So how long for your first trip? A lifetime, if you’ve got one to spare. If not, a month would be ideal to make the most of each place you visit. At a stretch, you could get a taste of India’s magic in two weeks. Allocate two nights at least for each place you visit and, as always, the longer you stay in a city the more you’ll be able to cosy up to locals who can give you their hot insider tips. As for money, you’ll be dealing in Indian rupees - there are about 55 rupees to each Aussie dollar. Credit cards are widely accepted, but make sure you know all your pin codes as signing has been phased out around the country. And take advantage of the baggy clothes you’ll be wearing by using a money belt without worrying about any embarrassing bulges.
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just don’t want to risk it. Avoid ice, eating fresh fruit juices and salads and street food, which can look tempting but usually isn’t worth it. Even if you’re fit and healthy, you’d be a fool to travel to India without comprehensive health insurance. Make sure your vaccinations are all up to date, pack a full medical kit (include Probiotics and Travelan, both good for healthy gut flora, plus some general antibiotics as prescribed by your GP), and do take a truckload of hand sanitiser to keep those mitts fresh.
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The stone and timber façade and distinctive profile marks this one unique, and inside it’s the same story. Replete with mould-breaking architectural lines, the interior design employs timber flourishes, while crisp white wall paint, spotted gum floorboards and picture windows create a sophisticated look. Four large, grey-carpeted bedrooms include the main with a chic en suite and fitted dressing room behind a timber wall. The tiled main bathroom with freestanding tub is all class. There’s also a study. The living hub, with an extraordinary ceiling and wall treatment in timber, incorporates a kitchen with stone benches, induction cooktop, dual ovens and a great butler’s pantry. The tiled alfresco area is treated to textured natural timber as a backdrop to a stainless-steel outdoor kitchen, and gardens beyond on the block of about 803 square metres are well finished.
If a first-home buyer doesn’t snaffle this one up first, an investor surely will – it comes with plans and permits for a second dwelling at the rear, so all lights are green. On about 665 square metres, the house has three carpeted bedrooms, each with a built-in wardrobe, sharing a well-presented bathroom and separate toilet. A carpeted, L-shaped lounge-dining room is the first space after the front door, and this connects with the kitchen in an open-plan configuration. Timber-veneer cupboards, a pantry cupboard, wall oven and cooktop fit out the compact kitchen. A glass slider from the lounge room opens to a covered pergola that runs down the side, and the big, lawned backyard has enormous scope for improvement and additions. Heating and cooling tame indoor climes, there’s
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Surrounded by pretty gardens on about 2099 square metres, this handsome, spacious abode is a slice of elegant country style. It has four bedrooms, three up one end sharing a bathroom. The main bedroom has walk-through wardrobes and an en suite with an oval spa and a granite-topped timber vanity unit. There’s also a study – or fifth bedroom. A large tri-zone living hub encircling the kitchen includes a carpeted lounge room with raked timber ceiling and a wood heater under a traditional mantel. The kitchen, all class, has timber cabinetry, granite benches and splashback and all the mod cons. Natural gas hydronic floor heating and ceiling fans ensure climate control. A large, covered pergola is the spot to soak in gardens and views, with sheds, chook pen, cubby house, town and tank water and a double carport being other outdoor treats.
Built in the ’60s when they were made to last, this solid house on about 500 square metres just needs a spruce-up to turn it into a stylish place. It’s right in the centre of town, within a hop, step and jump of the shopping precinct, bus stop and medical centre. The house has three bedrooms (each with wardrobe) that share an all-white bathroom with modern vanity unit. The carpeted lounge-dining room, through multi-paned double doors from the entry hall, has a ceiling fan and a wood heater perched on a brick hearth. The kitchen has olive green wall paint with white trim, white cabinetry, plenty of bench space and an electric upright cooker. The good-sized backyard has a garden shed, and there’s a drive-through carport with workshop facility.
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Private sale under a verandah to a generous foyer with chandelier, then double doors usher in the large, beige-carpeted lounge room. The tiled living hub – with carpeted sitting area around a wood heater – incorporates the kitchen, where a heritage Homestead slow-combustion stove is the star act. Masses of Tassie oak cabinetry, jarrah benches, Bosch dishwasher and electric appliances fit out the cooks’ domain. A tiled hallway heading east ends at the huge main bedroom, which has a very big walk-in wardrobe and a spacious en suite with dual vanity basins, spa and enclosed toilet.
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658 Bacchus Marsh Road BULLENGAROOK AUCTION Saturday 19th November at 2:00pm (Unless sold prior) Architecturally-designed home on 130 acres (approx.). Large living area, central hallway, five bedrooms, three bathrooms, two car garage & workshop. Large windows overlook garden, swimming pool & pergola area. Rock walls, timber polished hardwood floors, cathedral ceilings, jet master OFP, double glazed windows & hydronic heating. Three tanks holding 85,500 litres provide domestic water. Stable complex with two horse boxes, tack area (separate float parking). Nine main paddocks & garden have reticulated water from a bore & five dams. Outbuildings include hay shed, cattle yards & crush. VIEW Saturday 2.00-2.30pm | PRICE Contact Agent Rhys Nuttall 0438 383 221 | Helen Gray 0438 563 519 Gisborne Office 03 5428 8633
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AUCTION Saturday 22nd October at 3:00pm (Unless sold prior)
AUCTION Saturday 12th November at 11:00am (Unless sold prior)
Only 70 minutes from the CBD is the quiet hamlet of Mia Mia, the perfect location for a weekender or permanent home. ‘L’Ecole’, an old school house, is set on 2 ½ acres with views of the valley below. With high timber ceilings, renovated bathroom and kitchen and open floorplan studio living. Raised garden beds and heirloom fruit trees, all well-watered by an excellent bore.
Delightful original weatherboard home provides a charming family residence in a quite location on a 1026m2 allotment. Good sized lounge and dining with gas heating, 3 bedrooms plus a large family area. Large lockup garage/shed, tool shed, hot house, stunning garden and great array of mature trees.
VIEW Saturday 3.00-3.30pm | PRICE Contact Agent
VIEW Saturday 11.00-11.30am | PRICE Contact Agent
Rick Lander 0408 571 485 | Beverley Higgs 0448 271 222
Rick Lander 0408 571 485 | Laureen Schmidt 0488 271 033
Kyneton Office 03 5422 3325
Woodend Office 03 5427 1222
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Feel at home. Sunbury 24 & 24A Horne Street
High Exposure Double Investment Opportunity! Exceptional opportunity to purchase two mixed use properties on the one title. On approx. 1011m2 land, with 12 - 13 parking spaces on title including disabled parking. Rear property with 6 rooms, kitchen, bathroom, heating/cooling leased from 16/09/16 for one year with 2X2 year options at $24,662.64 plus 100% outgoings. Front property with entry foyer/reception, four rooms, kitchen, disabled toilet, heating/cooling has potential rent of approx. $38,000.00 per annum plus 100% outgoings. Walk to Sunbury shops, trains, close to freeway access.
Gisborne 500 Kilmore Road
Auction Open Contact Office
Thursday 20th October at 2.00pm Inspect By Appointment Chelsea Hayward 0421 786 008 Sunbury 9744 2555
Sunbury 3/38-40 Aitken Street 2 2 1 Brand Spanking New! Quality built two bedroom, two bathroom townhouse in Sunbury's 'old township' locale. Open kitchen/meals/family with stone benches and stainless steel appliances. Two bedrooms each appointed with its own ensuite. Auto single garage, heating/cooling, shed, water tank. Elegant low-maintenance gardens.
Private Sale Open Inspect By Appointment Contact Karen Muir 0401 752 523 Craig Teal 0418 144 796 Office Sunbury 9744 2555
Sunbury 68 Anderson Road 3 2 3 Pristine Family Home 4 2 7 The Best Of Both Worlds! Spectacular Mount Macedon views, generously proportioned accommodation and stunning living spaces combine country charm with modern convenience. This pristine four bedroom, two bathroom home on 10 acres (approx.) is close to several popular townships, V/Line trains and freeway access. An idyllic property offering easy urban access while maintaining the benefits of a country lifestyle! Private Sale Open Sat 11.00-11.30am Price $860,000 Contact Lance Long 0473 026 491 Julie Gloster 0408 323 056 Office Gisborne 5428 2800
Welcoming three-bedroom, two-bathroom home on coveted dual access corner block with Northerly rear aspect. Formal dining/living/meals serviced by U-shaped stone/stainless steel kitchen with easy access to undercover alfresco area. Three-car garaging, heating/cooling, dishwasher, established gardens, water tank, shed, wine cellar, endless storage.
Private Sale Open Thu 5.00-5.30pm Contact Lance Long 0473 026 491 Office Sunbury 9744 2555 23 SUNBURY & MACEDON RANGES STAR WEEKLY \ OCTOBER 4, 2016
L.J. Whorlow
HOUSE OF THE WEEK Riddells Creek, 18 Filmer Place
MODERN FA F MILY L LIVING LY
4 BED | 2 BATH | 2 CAR | 1 STUDY
Situated a peaceful court location, with in an easy stroll to the train station, Primary School, café & restaurants. This modern, spacious family home will need seeing to believe such a lifestyle for your family is here a waiting. The generous floor plan is designed with family in mind & boasts zoned living areas including a lovely open plan kitchen meals/family room with gorgeous timber bi-folding doors opening fantastic alfresco/entertainment area. There is formal lounge, toy room, study & a cosy media room perfect for family movie nights. There are 4 good sized bedrooms all with BIR’s, master bedroom with his & her WIR & a wonderful modern ensuite with double vanity & oversized shower. The family bathroom is just offfff the children’s bedrooms & the adequate laundry has access to a clothes line & deck. There is ample offfff street parking with an expansive exposed aggregate driveway, y double car garage with remote door & side access to the backyard for a boat or caravan. y, Speaking of the back yard, WOW! A beautifully landscaped space with mature plantings of Manchurian pears, magnolias & beautifully scented lilacs. Entertain in all types of weather with a deck area, bricked paved area & an undercover alfresco area should the weather turn unfavourably. A beautiful modern home that is sure to stir emotions within. To T inspect, call the listing agent today.
FOR SALE $550,000 - $580,000 Patrick Franklin
Manager/Licensed Estate Agent 0407 534 757
Shantelle Cardwell-Smith
Sales Consultant / Licensed Estate Agent 0421 217 582
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9740 9000 We put you first
FAMILY ENTERTAINER 2000M2 APPROX
Riddells Creek, 49 Somerville Lane
FOR SALE $530,000 - $560,000
3 BED | 2 BATH | 2 CAR | 1 STUDY Be taken away by the tranquil setting, perfectly nestled in a quiet street with an easy stroll to the train station, cafes, restaurants and more. Set on approximately half an acre of meticulously maintained land, this comfortable home has been designed with family in mind. Spacious living areas with cosy wood fires, rumpus room for the kids, timber kitchen and meals area with access to the fantastic outdoor entertainment area. Semi enclosed study/office, 3 generous bedrooms with built in robes, master with ensuite, light and bright family bathroom complete this wonderful residence. Now for the X factor! A great big shed with power and concrete floor,r,r huge water tank, veggie patches, ample offfff street parking and a double carport. All the work is done, simply move in and enjoy. This is a property that will tick all of the boxes and is sure to sell very quickly.
OPEN FOR INSPECTION
Saturday 8th October
SUNBURY 25 Hume Street
SUNBURY 23 Muirfield Drive
FOR SALE $235,000 - $255,000
FOR SALE $310,000 - $330,000
1 BED | 1 BATH | 1 CAR
3 BED | 1 BATH | 2 CAR
SUNBURY Unit 2 & 3/12 Powlett Street
SUNBURY 9 Kathryn Crt
FOR SALE $530,000 - $560,000
FOR SALE $390,000 - $430,000
3 BED | 2 BATH | 2 CAR
4 BED | 2 BATH | 3 CAR
10.30 - 11.00am
9 Kathryn Court, Sunbury
11.00 - 11.30am
18 Filmer Place, Riddells Ck
11.30 - 12.00pm
22 Kingsley Drive, Sunbury
12.00 - 12.3pm
49 Somerville Lane, Riddells Ck
12.30 - 1.00pm
23 Muirfield Drive, Sunbury
1.00 - 1.30pm
61 Billabong Drive, Monegeetta
1.30 - 2.00pm
6 Sauvignon Court, Sunbury
2.00 - 2.30pm
5 Roger Street, Romsey
CALL 9740 9000 TODAY FOR A FREE NO OBLIGATION MARKET APPRAISAL
46 Evans Street, Sunbury
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L.J. Whorlow
9740 9000 We put you first
COMFORT & LOCATION Sunbury, 22 Kingsley Drive
HOME SWEET HOME 639M2 APPROX
3 BED | 1 BATH | 1 CAR
So warm and inviting, this well maintained property faces into a quiet court and exudes such a welcoming and homely feel. Pristinely presented with plenty of natural light, the home consists of 3 bedrooms with BIR’s, central bathroom and separate WC, lovely lounge with Woodfire and built in shelving, great kitchen with plenty of bench and cupboard space plus Chef appliances and adjoining meals area with outside access. Externally, enjoy the established gardens including vegetable beds and a private undercover entertaining area for the whole family to enjoy. Featuring Evaporative Cooling, ceiling fans, gas heating plus Woodfire, lock up garage and a great location, this is such a lovely property, one to make your home sweet home!
$330,000 - $350,000
Patrick Franklin
Manager/Licensed Estate Agent 0407 534 757
Shantelle Cardwell-Smith
Sales Consultant / Licensed Estate Agent 0421 217 582 26 SUNBURY & MACEDON RANGES STAR WEEKLY \ OCTOBER 4, 2016
46 Evans Street, Sunbury
www.sunburyrealestate.com.au
L.J. Whorlow
9740 9000 We put you first
EXCELLENT VALUE Romsey, 5 Roger Street
IN TOWN CONVENIENCE
3 BED | 2 BATH | 4 CAR
Are you looking for a convenient location, but still want a generous backyard, room to entertain and space for an active family. Well here it is! Set on approximately a quarter acre this comfortable home has been tastefully renovated and is ready to enjoy. The floor plan consists of 3 bedrooms all with built I robes, master with walk in robe and ensuite. There is a wonderful updated kitchen with modern stainless steel appliances, floating floors to the meals area with access to a fantastic undercover deck area perfect for entertaining. As well as a cosy lounge room, featuring cathedral ceilings and a lovely wood fire. A large laundry, updated family bathroom and formal entry complete the home. Outdoors there is ample off street parking, rear access to the large shed/workshop with concrete floor and power. The gardens are established with low maintenance required. This property represents excellent value for money and should be on your short list to inspect.
$380,000 - $420,000
Patrick Franklin
Manager/Licensed Estate Agent 0407 534 757
Shantelle Cardwell-Smith
Sales Consultant / Licensed Estate Agent 0421 217 582
46 Evans Street, Sunbury
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L.J. Whorlow
9740 9000 We put you first
COUNTRY APPEAL Lancefield, 129 Burke and Wills Track
4 BED | 2 BATH | 2 CAR | 1 STUDY
LIFE ON 10 ACRES
Can you imagine what your life would look like living on this serene 10 acre lifestyle property with in close proximity to the historic & character-filled township of Lancefield. Perfectly sited in an elevated position, this modest home boast country appeal whilst keeping touch with modern day living. The down stairs floor plan consists of an open plan kitchen meals and family room with stunning hardwood timber floors. The master bedroom enjoys a lovely aspect to the outlying paddocks from the window seat with access to the WIR & ensuite. The is a study nook, family bathroom & laundry complete the floor plan downstairs. Upstairs caters for children of any age with three bedrooms, two with BIR’s. A games/tv room conveniently divides the two. Outdoors there multiple horse paddocks with plain wire & timber fencing. The large paddock at the rear supports beautiful standings of mature gums for your ever supply of firewood. Established gardens that require minimal upkeep, circular drive creating easy access for floats & trailers & fantastic lock up workshop with ample room for feed & tack room etc. All in all this a great little acreage property ready to move in & enjoy. To inspect, please call the listing agent.
$545,000 - $565,000
Patrick Franklin
Manager/Licensed Estate Agent 0407 534 757
Shantelle Cardwell-Smith
Sales Consultant / Licensed Estate Agent 0421 217 582 28 SUNBURY & MACEDON RANGES STAR WEEKLY \ OCTOBER 4, 2016
46 Evans Street, Sunbury
www.sunburyrealestate.com.au
GISBORNE Real Estate MACEDON RANGES Real Estate
OVER ONE ACRE
OPEN SATURDAY 11.00-11.30AM
MACEDON
TOWN WATER
OPEN SATURDAY 12.00-12.30PM
15 GRANDVIEW AVENUE MOUNT MACEDON
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 (approx 8x6M) with power. THE ESSENCE OF MACEDON LIVING
$699,000 QUALITY ON ONE ACRE
$1.3Mil
OPEN SATURDAY 1.00-1.30PM
GISBORNE
APPROX 60 ACRES
OPEN SATURDAY 1.00-1.30PM
1 ROSS WATT ROAD DARRAWEIT GUIM
714 BOLINDA-DARRAWEIT ROAD
Well constructed and on single level, this huge 44 squares residence on 4097sqm in Gisborne’s most coveted oak-lined drive. Sep study, study 4 oversized bedrooms, ES, superior kitchen, wine store, big pantry, family room, octagonal shaped lounge/garden room with library. XL laundry with attic. Best quality throughout incl spotted gum flooring, 2.7M ceilings, granite benchtops. Beautiful setting with versatile outdoor living and well fitted new shedding. Double car accom.
Superior 563SQM fresh, new quality built mansion. Top of the range improvements and inclusions. 4 stable complex, 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. 40 mins to Melbourne Airport and easy drive to Melton, Moonee Valley and Inglis Sales. Ideal spelling, training agistment and breeding. Inspection will amaze!
Offers over $1.3Mil
$1.9Mil
JUST LISTED
OVER ONE ACRE
6 RICHARDSON STREET, RIDDELLS CREEK SUPERB HOME WITH LANDSCAPED GARDENS In one of the best neighbourhoods of charming Riddells Creek, this quality property is on over one full acre, and is in the heart of the township where you can walk to school, shops and transport. Offer Off ing a magnificient lifest lif yle in a truly convenient location. Comprised of four bedrooms (ES/WIR) formal and infor inf mal living, rumpus room. Double garage, carport and large easy maintenance grounds with 12KL tank water for garden. An inspection will impress you as the home is magnificently presented and stylish in décor and ambience.
7/38 Brantome Street, Gisborne info@gisborne-realestate.com.au www.gisborne-realestate.com.au
37 DOUGLAS ROAD
“Shalom” on 6803SQM of established oaks and elms, is timeless in style and absolutely quality built (approx 70,000 bricks!) Deceptively large, it has 4BR, formal and infor inf mal living rooms plus a sports/ games room. Innovatively designed with central gallery connecting guest wing and games room back to central living area. House plan will impress. Double garage, workshop with w.c., storage areas and wine cellar. Town water plus garden tanks. Raise your family in a beautiful environment and lifest lif yle.
THINKING OF SELLING? FREE MARKET APPRAISAL!
5428 8895
Price $749,000 Contact Janis Paul 0417 560 897
Janis Paul 0417 560 897 Rob Cook 0418 527 105 Jim Paul 0418 283 904 Robert Wilson 0432 689 763 29 SUNBURY & MACEDON RANGES STAR WEEKLY \ OCTOBER 4, 2016
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
NEW LISTING
NEW LISTING
Gisborne 16 Dixon Road
Mount Macedon 7 Fuchsia Lane
Private Sale
Private Sale
“Clearview”
“Redruth” . Your own private country oasis on 2 acres (approx.)
This stunning undulating property backs onto the beautiful Gisborne Golf Course & showcases views to the Macedon Ranges. Superb opportunity to secure highly sought after acreage – 6 ha (approx. 14 acres) so close to Gisborne. 4 bedroom house in need of some work. This outstanding location is an ideal property to enjoy the tranquillity and only minutes from Gisborne.
Manicured gardens frame this Jeske built home, further complimented by children’s playground, fenced pony paddocks & large shed with power & concrete floor. Features rumpus room, formal living & dining with additional meals area. 3 bedrooms, with ensuite & WIR to master; as well as family bathroom. Town & tank water, wood heater, electric panel heaters & split system. Properties like this sell quickly!
Private Sale Details:
Private Sale Details:
Contact Agent
Contact Agent
Viewing Times: Saturday 1.00 - 2.00pm
Property Information:
A4 B2 C2
Viewing Times: Saturday 12.00 - 1.00pm
Property Information:
A3 B2 C2 Gisborne 9 Freeman Court
NEW LISTING
Quality home. Prestigious location with outstanding views to Mt Macedon – 1,806sqm (approx.) 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!
Private Sale Details: Contact Agent
Viewing Times: Saturday 12.30 - 1.00pm
Property Info:
Mount Macedon 62 Taylors Road
Private Sale
Family home in serene Mt Macedon location on 2,099m2. Set within picturesque gardens, this home offers 4 bedrooms, study, udy plus impressive udy, lounge with vaulted ceilings & wood heater. Sensational kitchen, with adjoining family room & separate dining. Includes ceiling fans & natural gas hydronic floor heating, town & tank water, plus huge outdoor area. With a true sense of Mt Macedon prestige, this property is certain to generate a lot of interest.
Private Sale Details: Contact Agent
Viewing Times: Saturday 11.00 - 11.30am
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NEW LISTING
A4 B2 C2
New Gisborne 10/262-264 Station Road Oak Cottage Quality built weatherboard cottage located in “The Mews” complex. In prime location close to station, Barringo Village Café , schools & sport reserve. Generous one bedroom cottage, featuring open plan kitchen/meals/ living, bathrm, master with BIR, study, udy laundry udy, & paved undercover area .Also includes integrated garage, solar panels & split system heating/co ting/ oling. A must to inspect! ting/co
Private Sale Details:
Property Information:
A4 B2 C2
Contact Agent
Viewing Times: Saturday 11.00 - 12.00pm
Property Info:
A1 B1 C1
www.kennedyandhunt.com.au
102 MAIN STREET, STREET ROMSEY MSE 3434 MSEY
5429 5544
OPEN 7 DAYS DA www.chessproper www.chesspr .chessproperty.com.au ty $315,000
ROMSEY
“Location, Location, Location” 500 m² approx ❙ Three bedrooms with Built-in-Robes ❙ Lounge and Dining ❙ Kitchen ❙ Bathroom & Laundry ❙ Return this 1960's home to its former glory or into a modern home ❙ Carport/Workshop ❙ Close to shops, doctors, bus stop
NULLA VALE
“Fifty Five Acres of Fine Grazing” ❙ Two road frontages ❙ Four dams ❙ Cattle yards ❙ Hay shed ❙ Available power
3 1 1
$398,000
ROMSEY
LANCEFIELD
“Price Reduction” ❙ 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 under roof
❙ large block is situated at the head of a no-through road ❙ within walking distance of primary school (Catholic), shops, doctors and football ground ❙ Town water, ter sewerage, town gas ter, ❙ Phone and internet ❙ Concrete cross-over and made road frontage ❙ Established trees provide shade and shelter for the birds
3 1 2
$407,000
“A Touch of Paradise” - 40 Acres
❙ A level block with a very generous building envelope ❙ Town Water ❙ Power ❙ Telephone and internet ❙ Sewerage ❙ Main Road Frontage ❙ Fully fenced with a concrete cross-over
$620,000
BAYNTON
“Price Reduction”
$185,000
ROMSEY
It has the Location and Space - 1,239m²
❙ A spacious 30sqm (approx) Western Red Cedar home with large rooms ❙ Main bedroom w. full ensuite & walk thru robe, 3 dbl bedrooms w. BIR 4 ❙ Kitchen with adjoining family/meals area ❙ Large lounge with solid fuel heater/family room/study 1 ❙ Storage sheds,, 3 car bay shed, 2 car garage, 2 carports ❙ Ample water storage (70,000L) in 3 solid tanks 2 ❙ Verandah’s front and rear of house (both 2+m x 30m approx)
“Beautiful, Level Block” 3,000,²
$202,000
ROMSEY
“Embrace the Country Life” - 1,226m²
❙ Main road frontage ❙ Magnificent views ❙ 5 dams and a 6 MEG water right ❙ ample water for irrigation ❙ Fertile soil suitable for grazing, cropping or horticulture ❙ 650 mature olive grove with irrigation infrastructure in place ❙ 10 minutes from Kyneton township & only 1 hour north of the city
❙ Main Road Frontage ❙ Town water and sewerage ❙ Town gas ❙ Power, phone and internet ❙ Last of the big blocks at 3,000m² ❙ Walking distance to schools, sports grounds and pool
$230,000
“A Relaxing Retreat” 2485m2
PASTORIA EAST
LANCEFIELD
$397,000
❙ Local school, kindergarten nearby ❙ Close to medical centre, shopping precinct ❙ Power ❙ Telephone ❙ Water ❙ Sewer ❙ Level block, prime location
$297,000
LANCEFIELD
$169,000
“Castle or Cottage” - 1,000m² ❙ Level block, walking distance to Lancefield township ❙ Clear title, no covenants ❙ Power and town gas ❙ Phone and internet ❙ Town water and sewage ❙ Nice level block ❙ Easy access to Lancefield/Romsey walking track
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Auction Saturday 8 October at 11am
Newham 1268 Rochford road
Reserve Price $375,000
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 ew 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.
Executors Realisation Auction Saturday 22 October at 11am
Woodend C/A 9, 12 Owen Street
In the ever popular “old Woodend precinct”
Estimated Selling Price $275,000 – $325,000
View Sat 8 Oct 1-1.30pm Nestled in a gorgeous garden setting is this modest one bedroom cottage on or by appointment a beautiful elevated ¼ acre lot awaiting restoration or site development (STCA). Sandi Barry-Mueller Comprises lounge room, kitchen, bedroom, laundry/mudroom and bathroom. 0408 392 347 All town services are available at the property to be re-connected. Peter Wood 0408 866 774
View By appointment Sandi Barry-Mueller 0408 392 347 Peter Wood 0408 866 774
Executors Realisation Auction Saturday 22 October at 11am
Woodend C/A 10, 12 Owen Street
Estimated Selling Price $220,000 - $260,000
Nestled in a terrific location is this elevated block with lovely established shady trees, stone pathways and endless possibilities for a home or weekend retreat. Garage with concrete floor and small water tank on site. All town services are available in the vicinity of the property but not connected.
View Sat 8 Oct 1-1.30pm or by appointment Sandi Barry-Mueller 0408 392 347 Peter Wood 0408 866 774
A Terrific Elevated Block in Town
Woodend 97 Whitelodge Road
Woodlands on 5.5 Glorious Acres - Featuring a magnificent craftsman built residence, original stables and tranquil gardens. Just a short drive to the Woodend town centre, Woodlands offers a relaxed country lifestyle of sophistication & ease. The residence is of the highest quality & design whilst boasting optimum style and comfort throughout. Expansive light filled living featuring 12’ vaulted ceilings, vast glass to garden views & a sensational internal courtyard. Entertainers kitchen, 4 bedrooms, 3 en-suites, family bathroom, powder room, study, library/rumpus, and a magnificent heated pool for fun & relaxation all year round. Double glazing, baked painted doors, ducted vacuum, zoned floor heating, solid fuel heating, reverse cycle air con, 7.5kw solar, sensational water supply from town water, rain water storage tanks, bore & dam & town gas. Original stables, magnificent vegetable gardens, machinery shed, chicken coop & productive small orchard. Lifestyle and privacy in abundance.
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Price $1,675,000 View Sat 15 Oct 11-11.30am or by appointment Sandi Barry-Mueller 0408 392 347
Auction Saturday 5 November at 11am
Romsey - Monegeetta 702 Chintin Road
Only approximately 35 minutes (45kms) Melbourne Airport and 50 minutes (65kms) Melbourne CBD.
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Reserve Price $2,150,000 Excellent Vendor Terms 10% deposit on signing, a further 30% on possession in 90 days, balance 2 years from possession with interest only payable quarterly on amount outstanding at 4% per annum View Sat 8 Oct 2-2.30pm or by appointment John Keating 0419 880 444 Sandi Barry-Mueller 0408 392 347
Auction Saturday 5 November at 11.15am
Romsey - Monegeetta Cnr Chintin Road & Fereed Lane
On 1.99Ha (4.9 Acres)
A lovely country cottage in need of some renovation (or demolish and rebuild) in delightful rural setting with beautiful views. Accomm includes large living/ dining room, study, kitchen, 2/3 bedrooms, bathroom and laundry. Other features include outdoor sundeck overlooking large dam, second dam established trees, garage and former dairy.
Reserve Price $375,000 View Sat 8 Oct 1.15-1.45pm or by appointment John Keating 0419 880 444 Peter Wood 0408 866 774
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Auction Thursday 27 October 2016 at 2pm
Potential 226+ Lot Subdivision (Subject to Rezoning and Council Approval) Exceptional Land Bank Opportunity - 37.4Ha (92 Acres) Current Zoning – RLZ1(Rural Living Zone One) Absolute prime location for future residential development being adjacent to existing housing and within one of three ‘Residential Expansion Investigation Areas’ by Macedon Ranges Shire to accommodate future population growth of Woodend Township. Existing improvements include three weatherboard residences. Reserve Price $5.5m Vendor Terms 10% deposit on signing, a further 30% on possession 27 July 2017 balance 27 October 2019, 5% interest only payable quarterly
View By appointment John Keating 0419 880 444 Sandi Barry-Mueller 0408 392 347
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connallys.com.au 82 Main Street, Romsey TEL 03 5429 6842
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WHY CHOOSE CONNALLYS ROMSEY? • 26 SALES 2015/16 FINANCIAL YEAR. Over 55 years combined industry r experience. ry • STAND OUT FROM THE CROWD. Private Sale, Auction or Expressions of Interest;all methods successfully used by the Agency.
UNDER CONTRACT 53 MEADOWBROOK WA WAY AY, Y, RIDDELLS CREEK Just under $1 million
• IN-DEPTH KNOWLEDGE OF ALL PROPERTY TYPES. Residential, rural, lifestyle, developments, land, units. • EXPERIENCE IN ALL AREAS. Romsey, Lancefield, Clarkefield, Benloch, Riddells Creek, Bolinda, Goldie, Darraweit Guim, Springfield and others. • INDIVIDUALLY TAILORED MARKETING PLANS. Flexible thinking and budgets to meet your unique needs. • COMMITTED, CONSISTENT & CAN-DO ATTITUDE. • OUR RESULTS SPEAK FOR THEMSELVES. Plus over 34 years continuous community commitment across the region.
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SPORT Kangaroo legend’s return fills a football hole in his heart After a year out of the game, former Riddell District Football League premiership player and coach Chris Meacham was itching to get back into the sport. Having stepped down as coach of the Sunbury Kangaroos in 2015 due to health issues following an accident, Meacham spent many a weekend as a spectator this year. He thought about coaching again and fielded offers from senior, junior and masters sides. He decided coaching would be too much, but found a new role to suit – football manager at his old club, the Sunbury Kangaroos. “I had been tossing and turning whether to get back into it,” Meacham said last week as he returned from holidays to a football meeting.
“There was some good coaching offers and some assistant offers, but it got too much. When I left coaching, I was burnt out and that scared me a little. “I thought, why not go back to the local club and stay involved?” Meacham takes over the role from Mick Streiff, with Streiff still on board to help. Having coached the club and played a role in recruiting before, Meacham has a head start on what’s in front of him. He said the salary cap and points system was something he had to get his head around. Meacham said not having football this year had left a hole in his life. Meacham was injured when he and former Kangaroos teammate
Lucas Dowson ran in front of a moving ute to save their kids. The accident left Meacham with little use in his left arm. He said that being unable to work had made the football environment even more important. “I watched six or seven matches and the Kangaroos were so welcoming at the club,” he said. “I also watched the grand final. I love the league and I need football.” Kangaroos president Allan Walters said getting Meacham back at the club was a win for everyone. “Having the year off, he’ll come back in refreshed,” Walters said.
“He’ll handle the general stuff like clearances, contracts and a lot of the game-day management. Mick will be on hand and work with Chris … we want to make sure we get it right. “When we recruited him originally, we knew he was a quality person. He brings back experience and knowledge of the game. Everyone is happy to have him back.” Meanwhile, the Kangaroos are looking for a netball co-ordinator and coaches for all four senior teams. Expressions of interest to: vals56@live.com.au. Closing date is November 7. Tara Murray
Tigers fired up by youth and finals ambition
Riddell captain-coach Mick Allen is slowly adjusting to the pace of local cricket. (Wayne Hawkins)
Riddell goes in strong By Tara Murray Riddell is hoping a little bit more stability in the batting order will help players move past the first week of the finals in Gisborne and District Cricket Association. Just as it has the past two years, Riddell enters the McIntyre Cup with one of the strongest lists in the competition. Most of the squad from last year have stayed on, and they’ve picked up the biggest off season recruit in Mick Allen. Allen dominated with the bat in both premier and Victorian Sub-district Cricket Association competitions, getting top honours in both. The Riddells Creek resident decided to move back to local cricket to spend more time with his family, and to cut out the travel. “It’s made a massive difference playing here; I get home and get to see the kids more.” Allen will be captain-coach this season, taking over from Heath Wadden, who remains on as a player.
Allen, who is coaching for the first time, said he is slowly adjusting to the slower pace of local cricket. “This is a slower pace. “It’s new to me; I haven’t coached before,” he told Star Weekly. “I’ve done a fair bit of captaincy … I’ve had some good mentors along the way.” Allen said it had been a slow start to the pre-season, with their football counterparts making it through to the Riddell District Football League grand final. “We’ve had a fair few numbers at training, and have a very similar line-up to last season,” he said. “Michael Treweek is heading back to Rupertswood and Cameron Clayton has gone to St Anthonys. “Matt Darby is having his shoulder done, but we are expecting him to play towards the second half of the season. “Jack Baker didn’t play much last season, but will play more this year.
“We’ve replaced the ones we’ve lost,” Allen said. Although there’s been no talk about the side’s late season collapses in the past two years, Allen said he is more worried about what’s ahead. The past two years Riddell has started the season well, before fading after Christmas and losing in the first week of finals. Batting was one area that was inconsistent. “The list is strong, and we’re trying to tweak a few things,” Allen said. “Outside, it did look like we struggled in those areas [batting], and with some stability … I’m hoping everyone will improve 10-15 per cent – we should be right. “Gisborne and Diggers Rest look strong again, and Woodend may have picked up some players. We’ll concentrate on ourselves.” Riddell starts their season on Saturday against Sunbury. In other matches, Woodend hosts Romsey, Diggers Rest Bulla faces the newly promoted Rupertswood, while reigning premiers Gisborne travel to Bacchus Marsh.
Having exceeded expectations in its first season in Gisborne and District Cricket Association B grade, Lancefield is aiming to make the finals in the new season. The Tigers missed finals last season by little more than a point even though most of the players were new to playing at that level. Tigers coach Luke Barker said they showed they could match it with the top sides, giving them confidence for the new campaign. “To just miss finals and to beat the top three teams in two-day matches shows we were thereabouts,” he said. “It was good for the younger boys to show that they can play at this level. “The challenge is for them to step up and improve another five to 10 per cent.” Barker said some of the Tigers’ younger and better players had plenty of improvement in them. “The Malone brothers, Nathan and Luke, are still young and Matt Bowden is 22,” he said. “They have never played at that standard and kept getting better and better. They want to improve their cricket – they never miss a session. “They are now talking about playing McIntyre Cup … the furthest thing from their minds three seasons ago. They are starting to realise their potential.” While the side had added a lot more depth to the list, Barker said the club was talking to more players. “The unfortunate thing is some boys can’t play every week and I understand that,” he said. “Most weeks we’re always missing one or two players – its’ good to have an extra few players to pick from.” Now knowing what to expect in B grade, the Tigers are aiming higher. “Knowing what we can do, finals are on the agenda,” Barker said. “We’d be disappointed if we didn’t make them. “Sunbury United have come down this year and are still strong, while Wallan came down the year before. “They’ll both be pushing to get back up there and standard will again be really high.” The Tigers start their season on Saturday against Bacchus Marsh. In other matches, Wallan hosts East Sunbury, Sunbury United faces Macedon and St Anthonys plays Ashfield. Tara Murray
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Lions coach calls it a day By Tara Murray Rick Horwood has stepped down as coach of the Sunbury Lions after six years at the helm. Horwood took over at the Lions in 2011, and led the club to four Ballarat Football League grand finals, including one premiership in 2012. The club just made it to the finals the past two years, before taking on the grand final this year against Bacchus Marsh where the Cobras proved too strong, and won easily. In a statement, Horwood said that he had decided that both the club and players would benefit from a new voice. Immediately after the grand final, Horwood had said he wanted to go on, but had since re-thought his decision. He said while the 2012 premiership would always stand out, the work done to rebuild the side, after a number of senior players left at the end of 2013, was something he held dear. “I’m also extremely proud that, after three successive grand final appearances, I was part of a rebuild of the football club in 2014, and 2015, when we gave significant opportunities to the younger home grown Sunbury players – many of whom were still eligible for the under-18s, and a vast majority 21 and under. “I firmly believe that this initiative will hold the Sunbury Football Club in good stead for years … with our 2016 grand final appearance just the beginning of better things to come.” Horwood leaves the Lions with a win-loss record of 70 per cent, with the club reaching finals every year. Of the coaches in the league this year,
SCOREBOARD Q FOOTBALL AFL – GRAND FINAL W BULLDOGS 2.0 7.1 9.7 13.11 (89) SYDNEY 1.2 7.3 8.5 10.7 (67) Goals: Western Bulldogs: L Picken 3 T Boyd 3 T Dickson 3 C Smith J Stringer T McLean Z Cordy. Sydney: J Kennedy 3 T Mitchell 2 G Hewett G Rohan L Franklin L Parker N Smith. Best: Western Bulldogs: J Johannissen T Boyd L Picken J Macrae M Boyd J Hamling. Sydney: J Kennedy T Mitchell H Grundy D Rampe K Jack D Hannebery. Injuries: Western Bulldogs: Nil. Sydney: D Hannebery (knee) L Franklin (ankle). Umpires: Matt Stevic, Simon Meredith, Scott Jeffery. Official Crowd: 99,981 at MCG.
AFL FOOTYT FOOTYTAB DIVIDENDS FOOTY WIN Game 1: Western Bulldogs (7) $5.00. FOOTY HALF/FULL DOUBLE Game 1: Halftime Sydney (1) Fulltime Western Bulldogs (10) $41.20. FOOTY QUARTER QUAD Game 1: Qtrtime Western Bulldogs (9) Halftime Sydney (1) Three Qtrtime Western Bulldogs (9) Fulltime Western Bulldogs (10) $331.00.
Q CRICKET VICTORIAN PREMIER CRICKET Friday’s scheduled Round 1 of Victorian Premier Cricket has been cancelled due to the weather and state of the grounds. Another attempt to complete Round 1 will be made on the Reserve Day, Sunday 6 November. Matches will be played in 1st and 2nd XIs only. 2016-17 MEN’S FIXTURES ROUND 2 Sat 8 October: Casey-SM v Ringwood; Prahran v Northcote; King Haw v Essendon; Green Kang v Carlton; Fitz Donc v Camb Mag; Melb Uni v Geelong; Monash Tigers v Dandenong; Foot Edge v Frank Pen; St Kilda v Melbourne ROUND 3 Sat 15 October: Melbourne v Ringwood; Northcote v Casey-SM; Essendon v Prahran; Carlton v King Haw; Camb Mag v Green Kang; Geelong v Fitz Donc; Dandenong v Melb Uni; Frank Pen v Monash Tigers; St Kilda v Foot Edge ROUND 4 Sun 16 October: Ringwood v Northcote; Casey-SM v Essendon; Prahran v Carlton; King Haw v Camb Mag; Green Kang v Geelong; Fitz Donc v Dandenong; Melb Uni v Frank Pen; Monash Tigers v St Kilda; Foot Edge v Melbourne ROUND 5 Sat 22 Oct (Ctry Rd): Essendon v Ringwood at Wangaratta; Carlton v Casey-SM at QEO, Bendigo (D/N); Camb Mag v Prahran at Yarrawonga; Geelong v King Haw at Benalla; Dandenong v Green Kang at Churchill; Frank Pen v Fitz Donc at Swan Hill; St Kilda v Melb Uni at Lavington (D/N); Foot Edge v Monash Tigers at Port Fairy; Melbourne v Northcote at Ballarat ROUND 6 Sats 29 Oct & 5 Nov: Ringwood v Carlton; Casey-SM v Camb Mag; Prahran v Geelong; King Haw v Dandenong; Green Kang v Frank Pen; Fitz Donc v St Kilda; Melb Uni v Foot Edge; Monash Tigers v Melbourne; Northcote v Essendon Reserve Day Sun 6 Nov (1sts & 2nds)
Horwood had been the longest-serving. Before joining the Lions, he was assistant to Mick McGuane at Keilor. Horwood said he hoped he was leaving the club in better shape than when he started, and he had nothing but praise for the club and players.
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“I would like to take this opportunity to thank all the committees for my appointments and support throughout my time, and even though I’m reluctant to single out individuals, I must thank Braken Fenton and Chris McDonough for their tireless work and support of myself over the last six years,” he said. “Most of all, I would also like to thank the players, particularly the dozen or so who have endured my entire six years as senior coach – and I just hope they [with the entire 2011-2016 playing groups] can take something out of my coaching that will benefit them, not only in their playing futures but also their personal lives.” Horwood told Star Weekly he was unsure whether he would coach elsewhere next season, but had already received offers, and expects to receive more after announcing he is stepping down from the Lions. He said it will have to be the right job for him to coach next year.
ROUND 7 Sats 12 & 19 Nov: Camb Mag v Ringwood; Geelong v Casey-SM; Dandenong v Prahran; Frank Pen v King Haw; St Kilda v Green Kang; Foot Edge v Fitz Donc; Monash Tigers v Melb Uni; Carlton v Northcote; Melbourne v Essendon Back2Home #1 Tue 15 Nov ROUND 8 Sat 26 Nov (T20): Ringwood v Geelong; Casey-SM v Dandenong; Prahran v Frank Pen; King Haw v St Kilda; Green Kang v Foot Edge; Fitz Donc v Monash Tigers; Melb Uni v Melbourne; Northcote v Camb Mag; Essendon v Carlton ROUND 9 Sun 27 Nov (T20): Dandenong v Ringwood; Frank Pen v Casey-SM; St Kilda v Prahran; Foot Edge v King Haw; Monash Tigers v Green Kang; Melb Uni v Fitz Donc; Geelong v Northcote; Camb Mag v Essendon; Melbourne v Carlton ROUND 10 Sat 3 Dec (T20): Ringwood v Frank Pen; Casey-SM v St Kilda; Prahran v Foot Edge; King Haw v Monash Tigers; Green Kang v Melb Uni; Fitz Donc v Melbourne; Northcote v Dandenong; Essendon v Geelong; Carlton v Camb Mag ROUND 11 Sun 4 Dec (T20): St Kilda v Ringwood; Foot Edge v Casey-SM; Monash Tigers v Prahran; Melb Uni v King Haw; Fitz Donc v Green Kang; Geelong v Carlton; Dandenong v Essendon; Frank Pen v Northcote; Camb Mag v Melbourne ROUND 12 Sats 10 & 17 Dec: Ringwood v Foot Edge; Casey-SM v Monash Tigers; Prahran v Melb Uni; King Haw v Fitz Donc; Melbourne v Green Kang; Northcote v St Kilda; Essendon v Frank Pen; Carlton v Dandenong; Camb Mag v Geelong ROUND 13 Sat 7 Jan: Monash Tigers v Ringwood; Melb Uni v Casey-SM; Fitz Donc v Prahran; Green Kang v King Haw; Dandenong v Camb Mag; Frank Pen v Carlton; St Kilda v Essendon; Foot Edge v Northcote; Geelong v Melbourne ROUND 14 Sats 14 & 21 Jan: Ringwood v Melb Uni; Casey-SM v Fitz Donc; Prahran v Green Kang; Melbourne v King Haw; Northcote v Monash Tigers; Essendon v Foot Edge; Carlton v St Kilda; Camb Mag v Frank Pen; Geelong v Dandenong ROUND 15 Sats 28 Jan & 4 Feb: Fitz Donc v Ringwood; Green Kang v Casey-SM; King Haw v Prahran; Frank Pen v Geelong; St Kilda v Camb Mag; Foot Edge v Carlton; Monash Tigers v Essendon; Melb Uni v Northcote; Dandenong v Melbourne WHITE BALL FINALS Sun 22 January Back2Home #2 Tue 31 January ROUND 16 Sats 11 & 18 Feb: Ringwood v Green Kang; Casey-SM v King Haw; Melbourne v Prahran; Northcote v Fitz Donc; Essendon v Melb Uni; Carlton v Monash Tigers; Camb Mag v Foot Edge; Geelong v St Kilda; Dandenong v Frank Pen ROUND 17 Sats 25 Feb & 4 Mar: King Haw v Ringwood; Prahran v Casey-SM; Green Kang v Northcote; Fitz Donc v Essendon; Melb Uni v Carlton; Monash Tigers v Camb Mag; Foot Edge v Geelong; St Kilda v Dandenong; Frank Pen v Melbourne Finals Series: Quarter Finals Sat 11 & Sun 12 Mar; Semi Finals Sat 18 & Sun 19 Mar; Finals (1sts only Fri Mar 24) Sat 25 & Sun 26 Mar
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Rick Horwood has stepped down as coach of the Sunbury Lions. (Damian Viseniti)
Q CLUB GOLF SATURDAY SATURDA TURDAY AMSTEL: S’ford Ranfurlie A/Medal: T Bray (6) 35. B: G Hoffman (16) 31 ANGLESEA: Par A: B Balloch (scr) 2 up. B: K Turner (15) 2 up cb. C: J Dickson (22) 2 up. W: B Croaker (22) 3 down cb AXEDALE: S’ford A: R Minne (13) 42. B: C Fitzgerald (19) 44. W Div 1: D Wenzlau (37) 35. Div 2: M Kerr (34) 28 BACCHUS MARSH: S’ford A: P Hayes (9) 40. B: N Gale (13) 38. C: M Eade (21) 40 BAIRNSDALE: Ambrose: B Symons A Stewart (7.25) 63.75 BALLARA 4B: R Dixon (16) R Braumam (28) 50 BALLARAT: BARHAM: S’ford A: D Wilkinson (10) 36. B: D Dowd (19) 36. W: J Clayton (28) 32 BARWON HEADS: S’ford A: H Brodie (9) 41. B: S Shier (16) 37 cb. W: L Day (15) 33 cb BEMBRIDGE: 9-hole Stroke A: J Hall (4) 29. B: G Peck (9) 29 BERWICK MONTUNA: Mxd S’ford: D Allen (14) 40 BOX HILL: Ambrose: Z Kong M Rutledge (5) 61 BRIGHTON: Mxd Ambrose: P Bimbi T Golias R Wong ong T T Tesoriero (9.75) 53.25 BUNINYONG: S’ford A: C Cummings (12) 35. B: M Stuart (24) 36 CARDINIA BEACONHILLS: Ambrose: G Jollands J Stanley (5) 65 CARRINGTON PARK at Eagle Ridge: Mxd S’ford: J Clarke (30) 40 CERBERUS: Mxd 4B: R Andersson (25) G Prescott (35) 12 up CHURCHILL & MONASH: S’ford A: B Kilday (19) 33. B: M Mumun (25) 33 CHURCHILL WAVERLEY WA : S’ford Waverley A: P Matthews (6) 38. B: P Hutson (16) 38. C: J Nimot (24) 46 CLIFTON SPRINGS: Stroke A: B Levick (5) 37. B: A Page (15) 39. C: S Melnyk (21) 37. D/Medal: J Gati (25) 35. Women S’ford A: K HaydenBrooks (15) 34. B: R Summers (30) 31 COLAC: S’ford: S McNabb (15) 21 COMMONWEAL COMMONWEALTH: S’ford A: A White (8) 41. B: M Wade (21) 40 COROWA: Medal: T Johnstone (18) 75. Scr: G Skinner 91 CRANBOURNE: Team: T P Corcoran (15) P Trudgen (24) M Dubuisson (14) F Garcie (10) 104 CREEKSIDE: Stroke A/Medal: M Elliot (12) 69 cb. B: N Rouge (21) 69. C: D Orrock (23) 70. Women Medal: K Green (34) 80 DENILIQUIN: 2B Agg: D Whelaw (12) C Mitsch (9) 71 DORSET: Stroke A: K Cox (12) 64. B: R Carter (16) 70. C: D Mc Ivor (27) 65 EAST MALVERN: MAL Stroke A/Medal: H Naidu (15) 64. B: P Conyers (27) 69. Women Medal: K Vince (22) 77 EASTERN: S’ford South: M Munafo (8) 39. North: S Mulvogue (7) 35. East: C Cooper (8) 37 EASTWOOD: S’ford A: S Reaby (9) 40. B: D Prentice (16) 38. C: D Gibbons (26) 35 FINLEY: S’ford: P Pinnuck (9) 35 FLINDERS: Par A: E McCall (9) 2 up. B: P Kent (14) 4 up. W: H Higginson (26) 1 down GARDINERS RUN: Mxd S’ford A: B Kennedy (8) 39. B: A O’Dell (12) 40
GARFIELD: Stroke A: I Hopper (10) 68. Scr: S Male 74. B/Medal: J Coutts (16) 66. Scr: J Coutts 82. C: N Howe (23) 69. Scr: N Howe 92 GLEN WAVERLEY WA : S’ford A: G Macisaac (11) 39. B: O Moera (22) 37 GOONA ARRA: Medley 3B: A Dunkley-Price (8) S GOONAW Orr (5) G Hecker (5) 56 GROWLING FROG: Stroke A: S Sahin (9) 71. B: M Temelso (16) 71. C: T Schipano (20) 77 T HEYWOOD: S’ford: M McLeod (5) 40. W: D McLeod (17) 27 HILL TOP TTA ATURA: S’ford: J Huddle (17) 36 ATURA: HOWLONG: Women omen Stroke: T Y Young (23) 77. HUNTINGDALE: Medley 4B: J Gallagher (24) S Gallagher (Lakeside 36) 47. Indiv A: D Beder (7) 40. B: H Travers (17) 37. C: C Smith (21) 34 KEYSBOROUGH: S’ford A: D Blenkinsop (8) 38. B: V Kovacevic (26) 39. W: J Cooper (13) 32 cb KINGSTON HEATH: HEA 4B: P Simpson (14) A Goldfinch (17) 5 up KOORINGAL: Par A: J Sinnott (11) 5 up. B: B Kilpatrick (14) 3 up. C: P Turner (23) 1 up KORUMBURRA: S’ford A: T O’Neill (4) 39. B: G Wilson (16) 35 LAKES ENTRANCE: W S’ford: D Barbour (43) 32 LAKESIDE at Albert Park: Mxd S’ford A: C Sal (7) 37. B: G Smith (19) 40. C: D Baldwin (25) 47. W: J Elliott (44) 32 LA LATROBE: 4B: K Finkelde (8) D Meyer (13) 46 \MAFFRA: S’ford A: S Murray (11) 36. B: P Warry (18) 36 MALLACOOT Medal: B Gaudion (24) 74 MALLACOOTA: MARYBOROUGH: S’ford A: S Walhouse (12) 34. B: N Earl (14) 36. Women: D Jennings (18) 27 MEDWAY: S’ford A: J Mackenzie (12) 40. B/Trophy: B/T C Morton (16) 41. C: T Mackenzie (21) 37 MEL MELTON V VALLEY : Medley Ambrose: T Robins R Hickmott (4.5) 59.5 METROPOLIT METROPOLITAN: 4B: G Conway (11) L Chiew (19) 44 MIDLANDS: S’ford: R Scully (20) 39 MOOROOPNA: S’ford A: P Van Tigglen (8) 38. B: M O’Sullivan (13) 36 MORWELL: S’ford A: P Gridley (17) 41. B: N Webb (21) 41 MT MARTHA: Par: R Ellett (20) 7 up. W: J Kingshott (18) 2 down NEANGAR PARK: S’ford A: T Rogerson (13) 39. B: P Lloyd (18) 37 cb. W: J Brown (3) 34 NORTHERN: Par A: D Wright (5) 2 up. B: H Wilson (15) 4 up. C: G Stephenson (23) 2 up NUMURKAH: S’ford: R Peterson (19) 37 OLINDA at Emerald: S’ford A: W Parsonage (14) 39. B: J Ellerbock (21) 34 PAKENHAM: S’ford/Medal A: B Clydesdale (9) 39. B: R Christie (19) 37. C: J Ralston (30) 38 PAMBULA MERIMBULA: Stroke A: S Lipsham (12) 69. B/Medal: M York (18) 65. C: D Lenson (22) 68. Scr: M Venables 68 PARKLANDS: S’ford: C Morey (14) 32 PA PATTERSON RIVER: S’ford A: G Weston (7) 37. B: W Newman (15) 42. C: J Haslam (25) 42 PENINSULA KINGSWOOD: Par Peninsula Composite A: T Gilder (13) 3 up. B: R Den Hertog (22) 7 up. C: J Lade (29) 2 up. W: L Meehan (27) 3 up. S’ford Kingswood A: J Mark (8) 37. B: M Ellis (16) 36. C: T Villani (26) 35. W: B Yandle (13) 32 PORT PORTARLINGTON: S’ford A: D Ash (11) 37. B: C McCulloch (17) 37. C: I Thomson (20) 33 cb. D: S Ward (36) 40. Trophy: S Ward. W: M Mascoll (31) 39
PORTLAND: S’ford A: G Robertson (12) 37. B: M Smail (15) 43. W: L Bryden (22) 31 RICH RIVER: S’ford West Div 1: P Whitbourn (12) 37. Div 2: M Mangiameli (19) 42. W: F Simpson (44) 39 RIVERSDALE: 4B: S Newton (18) B McCauley (8) 45 RIVERVIEW: S’ford A: W George (9) 36. B: E Kloprogge (14) 38. W: G Raftery (29) 24 ROSANNA: Par A: W O’Kane (11) 2 up. B: D Robbins (22) 7 up ROSSDALE: Par A: G Terrell T (14) 2 up. B: G Virgona (16) sq. C: G McLeod (29) 4 up. W: B Terrell (17) sq T ROY MELBOURNE: Par East: R Nicolson (26) ROYAL 1 up. W: I Sampieri (13) 1 down. 4B West: G Lisbon (12) G Theobold (12) 9 up SALE: S’ford A: D Slater (9) 39. B: R Smalley (20) 31 cb. W: D Schaper (23) 33 cb SANDHURST: 2B Multi: C Paguio (11) R Tan T (22) 75. Indiv A: C Mouritz (12) 38. B: A Balis (19) 36. W: E Dawson (27) 32 SORRENTO: S’ford: J Cox (26) 31 SOUTHERN: S’ford A: A Mullan (9) 42. B: P Anderson (16) 39. C: T Bishop (19) 39 ST ANDREWS BEACH: S’ford: R King (10) 37 SUNSHINE: Stroke A/Medal: W Lynch L (11) 71 cb. B: P Battaglia (18) 72. C: G Blood (22) 75 cb. W: N Sohail (11) 72 THE DUNES: S’ford: T Shemmell (14) 34. W Div 1: F Kelly (23) 36. Div 2: C Pearce (28) 41. Mxd The Cups 9-hole A: C Christmas (21) 24. B: J McManamny (33) 20 THE HERITAGE: HERIT S’ford Henley A: L Teo T (10) 37. B: S Eskildsen (13) 38. C: P Hansen (30) 33. Red: A Okunura (22) 23 THE NATIONAL: NA Medley S’ford Moonah: A Stevens (9) 37. Ocean: R Halsall (10) 38. Long Island: D Duffy (13) 37 THE SANDS TORQUAY: TORQUA Mxd Ambrose: D Parker P Payne P Brooks (5-7/8) 58-1/8 THIRTEENTH BEACH: S’ford Beach: A: C McCahon (6) 34. B: M Smith (13) 33. C: D Young Y (14) 34. W: K Bell (4) 30 TIRHA TIRHATUAN: S’ford: P Storey (13) 36 TORQUA Stroke A: D Harrington (4) 66. B: B TORQUAY: Gaudion (14) 70. C: P Oliver (20) 68. Vis: T Duynhoven (9) 72. S’ford Resort: R Hedley (24) 37. Women Stroke: S Barnes (25) 75 TRAF TRAFALGAR: Stroke A: R Borg (6) 70. B/Medal: R Davey (19) 69 TRARALGON: S’ford A: D White (12) 41. B: T McNulty (24) 41 TRENTHAM: Ambrose: D Ridington J Conway K Goddard S Pyne (12-1/4) 58.3/4 VICTORIA: Par: A Caris (17) 3 up. White: R Lomax (33) sq. W: M Hillyer (29) 1 up WARRACKNABEAL: S’ford: J Cheney (25) 38 WERRIBEE PARK: 4B: K Harper (16) P Maloney (24) 45 WINCHELSEA: 9-hole Par: R Batson (32) sq Y YARRA PARK: S’ford: S Brennan (26) 38. W: M Sinnott (17) 28 YARRA VIEW: Par A: T Iulianetti (13) 2 up Y Y YARRA Y YARRA: 4B: M Fettes (10) S McGinley (13) 44 Y YARRAM: Stroke A: R Mathewson (18) 72. B: A Perry (31) 73. Scr: B Dyke 77. Medal: R Flannagan (35) 67. W: J Nickell (23) 73 YERING MEADOWS: Par Nursery: A Morris (3) sq
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Young bloods reach for the stars With the senior grand finals run and won, and the awards handed out, it’s time to salute the next generation of footballers and netballers in the Riddell District Football Netball League with Tara Murray’s under-age grand final wrap. FOOTBALL Under-16 division 1 Gisborne Rookies 10.5 (65) d Kilmore 6.14 (50) Gisborne had to come from behind to the claim the under-16 division 1 premiership. Kilmore led for the first three quarters and looked like they were on track for the win but the Bulldogs hit the front late in the last quarter and kicked away to seal the premiership. Samuel McCaskill kicked four goals for the Bulldogs, while Sam Ramsay, Baxter Slater and Sebastien Bell-Bartels were best for the Bulldogs. Under-16 division 2 Macedon 13.10 (88) d Diggers Rest 9.8 (62). Having finished on top of the ladder, Macedon entered the grand final as favourites against Diggers Rest. For the Burras, it was their first grand final in more than 10 years. The first quarter proved to be the difference, with the Cats kicking out to a 34-6 lead at the first break. The Burras kept in touch for the next two quarters, before the Cats scored three goals to one in the final quarter to ensure the premiership. Brody Jorgensen kicked three goals for the Cats, with Wilem Floreani named the Cats’ best. Baal Patrice kicked three goals for the Burras. Under-16 division 3 Melton 15.13 (103) d Wandong 5.6 (36) The Bloods finished on top of the ladder and showed their intent early on, scoring 7.5 to nil in the first quarter. Wandong never recovered as they struggled to match the Bloods across the ground. The Bloods won every quarter, on the way to an easy win. Johnny Armstrong kicked four goals for the winners, while Lachlan Stewart was named their best. Under-14 Turner seniors Gisborne Rookies 5.6 (36) d Rupertswood 4.5 (29) The last time these teams met, in the final round of the season, the Bulldogs won by just one point. That time, they were playing for top spot – this match was just as close all day. There was no more than five points separating them at any of the breaks. The Rookies scored the last two goals of the game to take the lead, and the win. Jack Keeping kicked two goals for the Bulldogs, with Joshua McDonald named their best. Jordan Flanigan kicked two for the Sharks. Under-14 Turner reserves Melton 6.1 (37) d Kilmore 4.3 (27) Like the Turner seniors’ grand final, the reserves’ grand final was a thriller. Kilmore entered the match as favourites after finishing on top of the ladder. The Bloods had finished third. They led by four points going into the last quarter, and kicked the only goal of the last quarter to seal a 10-point win. It was all single goal-kickers for the Bloods, with Tyler Williams and Conrad Farrugia named their best in the premiership. Under-14 Beatson Macedon 6.5 (41) d Gisborne Rookies 4.4 (28) Macedon completed the perfect season with their grand final win over Gisborne Rookies. The Cats didn’t have it their own way though, with the Bulldogs pushing them all the way. The Cats led by five points at quarter-time, and extended the lead to 13 points at the main break. The Bulldogs scored the only goal of the third quarter to give themselves a chance. But the Cats had other ideas, kicking two goals to one in the final quarter to seal the win. Max Webb and Cody Brand kicked two goals each for the Cats. Under-12 Turner seniors Melton South 2.3 (15) d Gisborne Rookies 0.4 (4)
Gisborne Rookies celebrate their under-16 senior premiership. (Supplied)
It was a low-scoring hard slog, with Melton South taking home the premiership. Goals were hard to come by, with neither side able to find the big sticks in the first half. The Panthers scored the first goal of the match in the third quarter, then kicked the only goal of the last quarter to extend their lead, which proved to be the winner. Ethan Sullivan and Bryce Lewis were the two goal-kickers. Under-12 Turner reserves Rupertswood 2.2 (14) d Melton 1.5 (11) Rupertswood came from behind to win the under-12 reserves grand final. The Sharks were held goal-less in the first quarter in a low-scoring affair. They kicked the only goal of the second and third quarters to trail by four points at the last break. But the Sharks held the Bloods scoreless in the last quarter, while kicking one goal of their own, which proved to be enough. Ethan Wallace and Kane Oakley were the goal-kickers for the Sharks. Under-12 Beatson Macedon 5.4 (34) d Sunbury Kangaroos 3.4 (22) Macedon came from fifth to win the under-12 Beatson premiership. The Cats started slowly, and were held scoreless in the first quarter. Kicking two goals in the second quarter, they hit the lead and then extended it at the last change. Two goals to one in the final quarter made sure of a Cats’ premiership. Cats’ Roman Felice was the only multiple goal-kicker, with two goals. William Blake was named best for the Cats. Under-10 competitions don’t score their games, nor have finals. NETBALL 17 and under-Turner Melton South 24 d Rupertswood 19 Best: Ameila Williams-Otutaha Melton South), Grace Kavanagh (nine goals, Rupertswood) 17 and under-Beatson Gisborne 33 d Macedon Junior 13 Best: Laura Potter (Gisborne), Alexandra-May Mumford (Macedon)
Diggers Rest juniors run onto the field.
15 and under-Turner Sunbury Lions 28 d Rupertswood 8 Best: Keara Fitzgerald (Sunbury Madison Pane (Rupertswood)
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13 and under-Beatson Gisborne 24 d Macedon Junior 21 Lions), Best: Alicia Ward (Gisborne), Tamika Bishop (Macedon Junior)
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