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Macedon Ranges residents are making a splash this summer, taking advantage of the council’s outdoor pool season. Swimmers flocked to Woodend pool last Tuesday to keep cool as the mercury reached 28 degrees. The pool, along with the council’s other outdoor pool at Lancefield, will remain open until Sunday, March 5, as long as the temperature is above 26 degrees. Special school holiday opening hours are in place until Sunday, January 29, with the pool open from 1.30-6pm on days when the temperature is between 24 and 29 degrees, and from 11am-6pm when the mercury tops 30 degrees. Details: www.mrsc.vic.gov.au
Cop plea to cut speeding By Laura Michell Ten drivers a day, on average, were caught ignoring the speed limit in Macedon Ranges during a recent Victoria Police operation. Highway patrol officers were out in force in the Macedon Ranges between December 16 and January 8 for Operation Roadwise, an effort to reduce road trauma during the high-risk Christmas-new year period. During the three-week operation, 218 drivers were caught speeding and four vehicles were
impounded. Macedon Ranges Highway Patrol Sergeant Brad Hall said the number of drivers flouting speed limits was disappointing. “It’s too many. “Any drivers caught speeding is too many,” he said. “My message to people is slow down – speed kills.” Sergeant Hall said drivers on the Calder Freeway posed the biggest problem for police, with many of those booked for speeding picked up on the Melbourne-Bendigo motorway.
He said police would be focusing local efforts on the Calder in coming months. Police also caught 34 people driving unregistered vehicles, while 21 were booked for seatbelt offences, and eight were stopped for using their mobile phones while driving. Twenty-four people were caught driving without licences or while they were disqualified. Sergeant Hall said police carried out about 7000 breath tests during the operation, with five people detected drink driving and one drug driver caught.
“We had a low number of positive results for the number of tests carried out. Obviously, we aim for zero positive results, but it was a good result for us,” he said. Victoria Police Assistant Commissioner Doug Fryer said the new year was a chance for everyone to reflect on how they could help cut the road toll and its trauma. “Police will continue to be out and about, focusing on seeing road users arrive safely home,” he said. “But it’s now time for the community – for you – to do your part.”
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Trains a little late, but reliable By Laura Michell Punctuality has dropped for Sunbury train services over the past year, the latest performance data from Public Transport Victoria reveals. In December, 8.1 per cent of services failed to arrive on time, up from 6.6 per cent in December 2015. The punctuality of trains improved slightly during peak periods, with 7.1 per cent of services delayed, compared with 6.7 per cent
the year before. Despite delays, the Sunbury line is one of the most reliable in Melbourne, with 99 per cent of services going ahead during December. Metro spokesman Marcus Williams said delays were a result of factors such as police operations, ill passengers, vandalism and signalling, as well as train faults. A grassfire near the line on December 28 and rainfall and flooding on December 29 had also impacted on punctuality, he said. “We continue to work with the [state]
government to deliver more punctual services more often for our passengers right across the network, including on the Sunbury line,” Mr Williams said. A spokesman for PTV said the authority is working to reduce delays on the Sunbury line. He said the government has ordered 65 new high-capacity trains for the new Sunbury to Cranbourne-Pakenham line, created by the Metro tunnel. The latest performance data comes just two month after Western Metropolitan Liberal
MP Bernie Finn called for more trains on the Sunbury line to address overcrowding and make it easier for residents to use public transport. PTV data shows that 46 per cent of morning services on the line are overcrowded, and Mr Finn called on the government to invest more on the Sunbury line. “It’s about time this government started spending money on the Sunbury line. We need more trains. They only thing they’ve done for Sunbury is take away train services,” he said.
Run around the race track Kyneton residents are invited to pull on their running shoes and set off around Kyneton racecourse on February 5 in support of a good cause. Kyneton Football and Netball Club is again organising its annual track and river run to raise money for the club and Macedon Ranges council’s Live4Life initiative. Live4Life aims to tackle mental health concerns among young people in the community. Race participants can sign up for a five-kilometre walk or run or a 10-kilometre run taking in the racetrack and Kyneton river walk. Shoe tags will be provided to record times. There will also be a cricket game, a jumping castle, a barbecue and music to keep the whole family entertained. It’s on from 8am-2pm. To register, go online at: bit.ly/2ii7Q5o
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Sunbury Village Green will be a sea of picnic rugs, camping chairs and bean bags next month for the town’s annual twilight movie on the green. Organised by HomeGrown Events and Sunbury Community Health, the movie night brings people together under the stars. HomeGrown Events president Sharyn Snook said the event was “something a little bit different” for the Sunbury community. “We want people to come and relax, enjoy the night and spend time with each other,” she said. Ms Snook said last year’s inaugural movie
night had been well supported. This year’s screening will be the Harry Potter spin-off Fantastic Beasts and Where to Find Them. Ms Snook said moviegoers could also enjoy a community market and food vans on the night, while there will also be face-painting and a jumping castle for children. The event starts at 4pm, with the movie screening from 8.30pm. Full details at: www.facebook.com/ homegrowneventssunbury Laura Michell
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Sunbury residents can register their interest in Hume council’s Enviro Champion training program, which offers free training to help people design and develop projects to improve the environment. The program is open to anyone who lives, works, studies or plays in Hume. Details: 9205 2310
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Sunbury residents have until Monday, February 6, to comment on precinct structure plans for Lancefield Road and Sunbury South. Plans include an extension of Elizabeth Drive to complete the ring road around Sunbury, two new road crossings of Jacksons Creek and two new train stations with car parking. To make a submission, email amendments@vpa.vic.gov.au FOR BREAKING NEWS, VISIT Web: starweekly.com.au Sunbury & Macedon Ranges Star Weekly @star_weekly
Calder FreewayStation Road Interchange Gisborne ramp closure and detours
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During 2016 works began on building new roundabouts as part of the upgrade to the Calder Freeway-Station Road intersection at Gisborne.
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For a more reliable journey, we are asking all road users to plan their regular trips ahead of time, including becoming familiar with using the detours for journeys toward Melbourne.
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Schools focus of bushfire plans By Laura Michell Nine Macedon Ranges schools will get an extra clean-up and safety check before students return after Christmas holidays. The state government has announced a $10 million program to upgrade fire shelter areas at 200 government schools sited in high-risk fire areas around the state. The work will include vegetation removal, gutter cleaning and the installation of gutter guards, door and window fire shutters, and water tanks and sprinklers.
Bushfire preparation audits have already been completed at 51 high-priority schools, including some in the Macedon Ranges, to ensure they are ready for the first day of term one. The remaining audits will be completed by June. Macedon MP Mary-Anne Thomas said work has already started at Macedon and Mount Macedon Primary Schools. She said Hesket, Lancefield, Malmsbury, New Gisborne and Woodend primary schools, Gisborne Secondary College and Sunbury
and Macedon Ranges Specialist School’s Bullengarook campus are among those targeted by the program. Education Minister James Merlino said school shelters were being audited based on their fire risk, and upgraded, with works starting first at higher-risk schools. “We’re making sure Victorian students living in high bushfire risk areas are safer at school with these vital bushfire safety upgrades,” Mr Merlino said. “Every Victorian government school has a place to shelter from bushfires as a last resort,
and this program will make sure the shelters at 200 schools in the highest fire risk areas are even safer.” Emergency Management Commissioner Craig Lapsley said the safety upgrades, in combination with the newly-funded school emergency SMS service, would help make schools safer. “Children are in school at a critical time of the year when it comes to fire risk in Victoria, and these very practical measures have the potential to protect children when they need it most,” he said.
Meet the parents A new Macedon Ranges support group is helping young parents find their way. The Young Parent Connection project is open to parents aged under 25, and connects them with other young parents, as well as the services and activities available in their community. The project started last September and is being run by the council, with funding from the state government’s maternal and child health service innovation fund. Council community wellbeing director Karen Stevens said young parents now find themselves a minority in an era when the trend for women is to start having children in their thirties. She said council data showed young parents in the region are less likely to access maternal and child health services and new parents groups. “This limits the opportunities for young
people to build a peer network and develop their confidence as parents. We hope to change that by showing young people that they are supported, and there is so much for them to do in their community,” Ms Stevens said. Since September, 23 parents have joined the project’s online community and taken part in 12 free activities, such as yoga, walks, swimming lessons and coffee catch-ups. There is also an online question and answer session where parents can ask questions of the council’s maternal and child health nurses. Details: 5422 0252. Laura Michell
Kat Morrissey and daughter Harlow, 18 months, and Madison Brown and her son Jessie, 2. (Damjan Janevski)
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You’re invited to celebrate our unsung heroes and welcome our newest citizens at the Australia Day Awards and Citizenship Ceremony, to be held on Thursday 26 January at 10.30am at Kyneton Town Hall. Awards for the Macedon Ranges’ Citizen, Young Citizen, Community Achievement and Community Event will be presented. Mayor, Cr Jennifer Anderson will present the Australia Day Awards, with entertainment and refreshments to follow. If you’d like to attend, call Debbie Peter on 5422 0313. RSVP is essential. To find out more, visit mrsc.vic.gov.au/australiaday
Events Horse racing at the Rock Join in the tradition and excitement of the Australia Day races at the iconic Hanging Rock. When: Thursday 26 January, 11am Where: Hanging Rock Reserve, South Rock Road, Woodend Info: countryracing.com.au/hangingrock or call 1300 139 402 Free entry to our outdoor pools Have a pool party on us! Get along to the Lancefield and Woodend outdoor pools on Australia Day and enjoy free entry, plus family-friendly activities, prizes and giveaways. When: Thursday 26 January Where: Lancefield and Woodend outdoor pools Info: mrsc.vic.gov.au/outdoor-pools Township celebrations–free events With free events such as fun runs, breakfasts, music and film, there’s no excuse not to join in the fun this Australia Day at town near you. When: Thursday 26 January Where: Shire-wide Info: mrsc.vic.gov.au/news
Employment Coordinator Recreation Closing Monday 23 January Statutory Planning Technical Officer Closing Monday 23 January Live4Life Project Officer Closing Monday 23 January Baby Makes 3 Facilitator Closing Monday 23 January Early Childhood Educators (multiple) Closing Monday 23 January Audit Committee Independent Member Closing Monday 30 January
Vets in for life at RSL Two long-serving members of Sunbury RSL sub-branch have received the rare honour of being named life members of the Victorian RSL. President Graeme Williams and treasurer Phil Morgan received the awards at a surprise ceremony at Sunbury Football Club last month. The awards were recognised by other members of the sub-branch’s committee and came as a surprise to Mr Williams and Mr Morgan. The honour is granted to sub-branch members who have exhibited long, continuous and outstanding service to the RSL. Combined, the Vietnam veterans have been involved with the RSL for close to 100 years. Mr Morgan said he was aware that Mr Williams had been nominated for the honour,
so his own life membership came as a shock. He said it was a good feeling that his years with the RSL had been appreciated. Mr Morgan served in the 4th battalion in Nui Dat, Vietnam, and joined the RSL in 1969. He became part of the Sunbury sub-branch when he moved to the area in 1984. “There is a good bunch of people here … I was welcomed when I joined,” he said. Mr Williams, who served in the Australian Survey Corps, also first joined the RSL in 1969, and signed on at Sunbury sub-branch in 1974, where he has been president for the past six years. Mr Williams, who spent nine years in the army, said he initially joined the RSL because “it was a good place to go and hang out”. Laura Michell
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Ladies who lunch
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Hanging Rock after dark
Explore Hanging Rock after dark by signing up for a guided night tour during January. Tours are led by a park ranger. Bookings are essential. ■ 5421 1468
Basketball clinic
Budding basketball players aged between five and 15 are urged to sign up for Bendigo Spirit’s basketball clinic at Romsey
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The other Australia
Young people can share their ideas for that “other Australia”, and their plans to make it happen, at Lancefield Mechanics Hall on Thursday, January 26, from 1-2pm. The event features creative writing activities, drama and drawing, and is open to young people aged 9-24. Bookings essential. ■ info@thefieldtrip.com
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Community breakfast
Kyneton Lions, Rotary and Zonta clubs will cook up a free community breakfast at Kyneton Mechanics Institute Reserve on Thursday, January 26, from 8-10am. There will be a band and children’s activities. Recreation Centre on Tuesday, January 24. Players Nayo Raincock-Ekunwe and Blake Dietrick will run the clinic. Participants will receive a free child’s pass to watch a Bendigo Spirit game. Bookings essential. ■ 5429 5637
Heroes and villains show
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action at Woodend library, corner High and Forest streets, Woodend, on Wednesday, January 25, 10.30-11.30am. The Carp Productions’ Heroes and Villains showcases heroes and villains vying for the titles of ‘most popular’. Come dressed as a goodie or baddie. Suitable for four-12 year olds. Bookings essential. ■ goldfieldslibraries.com
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In the highly sought after “The Mews”, this lovely cottage offers 2 large bedrooms upstairs & central bathroom. On the ground floor the quality open plan kitchen & dining with northerly aspect accesses a private side yard & front patio under roof. Features separate lounge room including a built in entertainment unit, wc, storage, laundry single garage with rear roller door. Act fast, properties like this don’t last! laundry,
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A fantastic opportunity awaits, whether you’re looking to downsize, invest or break in to the property market here is your chance. Ideally situated with an easy stroll to all that Riddells Creek has to offfffer,r,r you could easily sell the car as everything is that accessible. This beautifully presented unit has been freshly painted in neutral colour tones and boast brand new carpet throughout, it’s simply move in and enjoy. There are three good sized bedrooms all with built in robes, large main bathroom, separate toilet and laundry. The galley style kitchen overlooks the tiled meals area with access to a private courtyard outdoors. There is a single garage to accommodate the car or can be utilised as storage should you decide that a car is not necessary given the close proximity to everything you need. Given the location and the unique selling points above, enormous interest is expected. For further information and documentation please contact the listing agent today.
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Monegeetta, 61 Billabong Dve
FOR SALE $695,000- $735,000
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 BIR’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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ROMSEY 28 Reynolds Grove
ROMSEY 30 Reynolds Grove
FOR SALE $175,000 - $185,000
FOR SALE $190,000 - $198,000
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474 Bacchus Marsh Road B u l l e n g a r o o k AU C T I O N Saturday 11th February at 11.00am (Unless Sold Prior) Delightful period Edwardian home (circa 1910), set on 10.5 acres (approx.). offers 3 large bedrooms with ornate working fireplaces and master with BIR’s; formal sitting room with marble fireplace. A light filled period bathroom complete with tessellated tiles and original claw foot bath has two-way entry to bedroom and hallway. A country kitchen and family room with polished oak floors, double glazed bi-fold doors and stunning picture window leading to covered deck providing verdant views. Outside features include: a double carport with corrugated storage rooms both sides, horse box, stable and original, old out-house still in use; dam, large capacity water tank. ‘Wren’s Hedge’ is suited to lifestyle, horse, or hobby farm pursuits and just an hour away from the CBD. V I E W Saturday 11.00-11.30am | P R I C E $850,000-$930,000
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1220m² 35 Raglan Street LANCEFIELD A delightful cottage full of the romance of a past era and with a surprising amount of space. Beautifully positioned within walking distance of shops and primary school and with views of Mount William here is a home to win hearts. Old established trees and gardens surround the home. Enjoy a peaceful outlook from the front verandah or watch the children play from the rear deck. A “Nissenâ€? hut provides double car accommodation & workshop. “Bellevueâ€? cottage is sure to win your heart. Inspection by appointment.
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you were when the century clicked over from 1999 to 2000. We, as a family, were in Adelaide having a wonderful holiday with my sister and her family. Do you remember the fear! Planes were going to drop from the sky; computers were going to fail; machinery stop working and world finances grind to a halt. What an amazing piece of media hype! And what happenend? Nothing!
• A delightful cottage full of the romance of a past era • Three Double bedrooms & Large kitchen and dining • Rear lounge with large windows &sliding door to the deck • Combined newly renovated bathroom and laundry • Beautifully positioned within walking distance of shops & school & established trees & gardens surround the home • A “Nissenâ€? hut provides Double
Here we are in 2017 and I do hope that this is a happy, healthy and very successful year for you. 2016 in many ways was as interesting year: Great Britain left the EU; Trump was elected in America and we seem to have lost a significant number of celebrities. 2017 will be a year to watch with interest but there are three things that are absolutely certain: 1. The property market is excellent 2. There is a huge demand for rental properties 3. We are here to assist in ALL aspects of real estate.
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• 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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SPORT Injuries sap the Highlanders’ under-18 title bid The Central Highlands players had their fair share of bad luck at the Cricket Victoria under-18 male state championships in Melbourne last week. Having made the final the previous year, the Highlanders were hoping that with a strong squad they could go one step further. Their campaign started well when they won the first match against Mallee Murray, but things went wrong from there. Gun batsman Tom Rogers was withdrawn from the tournament, still suffering side effects of concussion suffered at the under-19 national carnival. Nathan Fowler suffered a foot injury and keeper Hugh Knight battled a hamstring injury, while a couple of other players were also dealing with niggling injuries. Highlanders coach Karl Mayne said luck just didn’t go their way.
“We were starting to think we walked under a ladder,” he said. “Tom was having reoccurrence of headaches and we wanted to make sure he was right. “His leadership of the group was something we missed. Hugh did well to keep playing and kept really well, while we weren’t able to get much out of Nathan. “With a couple of other niggling injuries, it made it a little tougher than we would have liked.” But Mayne, in his first season coaching the side, said the injuries gave other players opportunities. He said that while winning was a focus, seeing players continue to improve was just as important. Despite the results, he said it was a thoroughly enjoyable experience with a really tight-knit group of players. “It’s a learning experience, with several of
this players playing at the championships for the first time,” he said. “Roby Lane bowled well as a bottom-age player. Zac Jenkins batted really well, while Jack Lalor’s leadership was exceptional.” Jenkins topped the scoring for the Highlanders, making 164 runs at an average of 41. Former Bacchus Marsh player Lalor was the best of the bowlers, taking 10 wickets. The under-18 side wasn’t the only Highlanders team in action last week, with the under-14 and under-16 girls playing in their state championships. The under-16 girls won one match for the championships, finishing fourth in their pool. The under-14 girls made it through to one of the two major semi-finals, in which they were downed by South East Bayside. Tara Murray
Thunder on the horizon By Tara Murray East Sunbury has been in the mix most games this Gisborne and District Cricket Association B-grade season. But the contest hasn’t been on the Thunder’s terms, and it’s lost many of these games. On Saturday, players struggled early against St Anthonys before finding their groove. Thunder now enters day two of the match in control and hopeful of a third win. Acting skipper Keith Osborne said the most pleasing aspect after day one was that they’re in control of the game. “We’ve been in most games this season but were not getting the results,” he said. “We make a lot of immature mistakes … you get that when you have a young side. “We’re learning and, hopefully, two to three years down the track, we’ll be really competitive to push up in the McIntyre Cup.” On Saturday, St Anthonys started well and were 0-89, on track for a big score. But once the Thunder got one wicket, they kept falling, and the Saints were bowled out for 161. Lachlan Wilkins took 5-31, with Osborne full of praise for him, Jake Calleja and Jack Dillon. “Jake bowled a really good spell, which was required to get us back into the game,” he said. “Jack backed him up, taking two vital wickets when we were looking down the barrel at 0-89. “Lachie is a young leg spinner and he showed his class. It’s a tough art and you can get belted some days. He’s one of the best leg spinners in the competition when he gets it right.” The Thunder survived 11 overs with the bat and resumes at 0-22. Liam Sherlock continues at 11 not out, while Mark Hourigan, who was promoted up the order, will resume on 10. Osborne said Hourigan, a former captain-coach, put up his hand to open the batting in the absence of Shannon McDorman. Lachlan Brne is also missing. “He brings some experience and settles the nerves,” he said. “He took leadership and will go out and face a decent attack, and protect the younger players.” A win would keep the Thunder in touch with the top four, but Osborne said it was about taking it one game at a time. “At the start of the year, we wanted to finish higher than last season … I think we’ve done that.” In other results, Lancefield has already claimed first innings points against Macedon, bowled out for 40 with Matthew Bowden taking 8-16. In reply, the Tigers declared at 5-96. Macedon is 2-18 in its second innings. It was a second straight century for Sunbury United skipper Steve Grey, who made 104 in United’s total of 8-313.
Jack Lalor showed what he could do with the bat and ball. (Dennis Manktelow)
Kangaroos’ coach key to bounce back Sunbury Kangaroos have started the slow climb up the Riddell District Netball League ladder. The Kangaroos have struggled the past two seasons since its A-grade side returned to the competition, winning just one match. Last week the club appointed Kylie Micallef as A-grade coach for the upcoming season. Micallef, whose partner is involved in the football side of the, club said she decided to step in to help. “I’ve been involved with the club for a number of years,” she said. “I’ve played netball since I was 10 … I’ve had a few years off, but I used to be affiliated with the Heights Netball Club at Parkville Netball Competition. “I had done coaching down there … I decided to step up and coach here. It’s a new and exciting challenge,” she said. Micallef knows the road ahead won’t be easy, and she isn’t expecting miracles. “It’s not going to happen overnight,” she said. “Whenever you go out there, finals is the dream. “If we don’t make them this year, we’ll be looking to make them next year. “It’s about building to better things in the long term.” Most of last year’s playing group remains, while Micallef has brought in a couple of Northern Netball League division 1 players. Micallef said she will be a non-playing coach, and said there will be try-outs in February to add a few more players to the teams. Training is due to start later this month. “We don’t have great height, so some tall players would help,” she said. The Kangaroos still need a B-grade coach, with C-grade and under-19 positions filled. Meanwhile, training for the Kangaroos inaugural women’s football team starts on January 30 at 6pm at Boardman Reserve. Anyone interested in coaching the B-grade netball side or getting involved in the women’s football team can contact Allan Walters on 0400 408 019.
Lachlan Wilkins took five wickets on Saturday for East Sunbury. (Shawn Smits)
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Sunbury syncs the rinks By Tara Murray Sunbury has moved into the top four of Bowls Victoria’s Pennant division 1 section 1 for the first time this season. Facing fourth-placed Melton, Sunbury showed no Christmas break hangover, winning 86 (16)-61 (2) on Melton’s synthetic green. In a Sunbury line-up that was close to their strongest, Mark Cowan’s rink won 25-13, Brad Willoughby’s rink won 27-13 and Brad Janner’s rink won 19-14. Sunbury’s David Glennon said Janner’s efforts were even more in impressive in view of his return from Bali being delayed until 2am on the morning of the game. Carla Krizanic’s rink lost 21-15. Glennon said the win was important in the context of the season, with both Sunbury and Melton fighting for finals spot. Sunbury replaced Melton in the top four, moving to 114 points. Melton is now fifth on 103 points, and Glenroy is a further three points behind. “Not many teams win at Melton on their green,” Glennon said. “So it was really good. “Now we’re placing Altona Sports, which are eighth, at home – it gives a good chance to consolidate our spot in the top four.” It was a good day for Sunbury with all six teams winning on the same day for the first time this season. With seven rounds remaining, five of the six sides are sitting in finals positions. Meanwhile, it was a busy week at the Sunbury Bowling Club, which hosted an under-18 tournament between Victorian and South Australian teams. Sunbury’s Lisa Trewarne and Mikayla Long were part of the Victorian girls’ team, which won 2-1. Both girls won five of their six matches.
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Gisborne took the points in the top of the table Central Highlands Bowls Division’s division 1 against Lancefield. Last time the two played, the match was called off due to rain. In the end, it was a comprehensive win to Gisborne, 122 (18)-56 (0). Other winners were Kyneton, Romsey and Bacchus Marsh.
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Rupertswood is in a battle against Riddell in the Gisborne and District Cricket Association’s McIntyre Cup. Having skittled Romsey the week before, it was Rupertswood’s turn to struggle, bowled out for 92. Jack Baker took 4-24, while James Hughes, in his first game since moving across from Sunbury United, took 3-15. In reply, the Bombers are 4-60. In other matches, Gisborne is 2-37 chasing Diggers Rest Bulla’s 101, Woodend is 0-4 needing 219 against Sunbury and Bacchus Marsh made 9-271 against Romsey. Details: starweekly.com.au/sports.
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Riddell captain-coach Mick Allen held his good form in the Commonwealth Bank Australian Country Cricket Championships. Averaging nearly 100 in the Gisborne and District Cricket Association, Allen represented Victoria, averaging 50.80, and was named in the Australian Country XII. FOR MORE SPORT, VISIT Web: starweekly.com.au Sunbury & Macedon Ranges Star Weekly @starweeklysport @star_weekly
Brad Willoughby has made an impact since returning to the Sunbury side. (Shawn Smits)
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