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Mambourin’s leading education precinct with four schools planned.

The opportunity to explore the outdoors in 50 hectares of green space and wetlands.

A diverse mix of well-planned amenities to bring residents together.

Life at Windermere will enrich the mind, body and soul with education, lifestyle and recreational advantages that are second to none. A choice of four proposed schools and the proposed Australian Education City nearby makes Windermere the west’s premier education precinct. There is also 50 hectares of beautiful green space which encompass sports fields, walking and bike trails, stunning wetlands and a creek reserve to explore.

This connected community will also benefit from a local shopping precinct, nearby town centre, community centre and performing arts centre, while the CBD is just 33 minutes away by train from Wyndham Vale station.

Make a smart move to Windermere, the west’s premium new community.

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Fast rail pledge

By Charlene Macaulay

Knot your average fashion show

(Marco De Luca)

Wyndham Vale could receive its own electrified metropolitan train line under a state government election promise to deliver fast rail to the regions and more metro services to growth suburbs.

Premier Daniel Andrews said if re-elected this November, the Labor party would spend $100 million developing a business case for the Western Rail Plan, which includes the full separation of regional and metro train services on the Geelong and Ballarat lines by building electric rail tracks from the city to Wyndham Vale and Melton.

Two new stations would also be built at Melton and Wyndham Vale, while a potential connection from Wyndham Vale to Werribee is also on the cards and could form the western section of Labor’s proposed Suburban Rail Loop.

This means that instead of V/Line trains sharing track with metro trains, the services would run express from the city to Wyndham Vale and Melton along a separate stretch of track to allow faster services and patronage growth.

Regionally, it means train trips from Geelong to Melbourne would also be streamlined down to 45 minutes.

According to government data, patronage of Wyndham trains has jumped from 95,000 monthly boardings in 2015 to 166,000 boardings in 2018.

Construction of the $150 million plan would start by 2022 and take about a decade to complete.

Mr Andrews said the growth of Melbourne’s western suburbs meant the train network needed an overhaul.

He said this project was the missing link that would integrate the Metro Tunnel, Airport Rail Link and proposed Suburban Rail Loop.

“This plan will deliver the transformation that our state needs – electrification of rail lines out to the west, and fast rail to Geelong and Ballarat, returning country trains to country communities,” he said.

The announcement comes a fortnight after the state opposition vowed to build a European-style high speed rail link between Geelong and Melbourne if the Coalition wins government.

Under the Coalition plan, which is expected to cost between $15-$19 billion, the Geelong Metro project would re-establish a direct train service between Geelong and Werribee, with a service from Werribee to Waurn Ponds via Geelong.

The Fashion Awards Australia held in Hoppers Crossing last week featured many creative designs, including this outfit by Ballarat Grammar student Nicholas Gilbert.

The annual competition aims to recognise talented school and TAFE students and new and emerging fashion designers.

Gilbert’s design placed first in the years 11/12 costume fantasy section.

In the same category, Lucy Kirwin-Hamilton, also from Ballarat Grammar, placed second and St Albans Secondary College student Julie Lay placed third.

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Cash splash for school park plan

By Charlene Macaulay Werribee’s former Glen Devon Primary School site will be transformed into a multi-use park next year thanks to an $870,000 state government grant.

Werribee MP Tim Pallas last week announced that the site would be redeveloped to include pathways, park benches, drinking fountains and a nature space for children, and that it would be made suitable for a range of activities, including ball games, dog walking and other social activities.

He said work would begin in June next year and be completed later that year.

As reported by Star Weekly in January, the former Glen Devon site, on Market Road, had become an eyesore and attracted antisocial behaviour since the school closed in 2010. Its buildings were extensively damaged by fire in late 2011.

“It didn’t leave much of a community statement,” Mr Pallas said. “What it left was … unfinished work to do.

“We do need to remediate this site and the way that it is owned by the community and

[make it] something that is seen as an asset that the community can enjoy.”

Wyndham councillor Mia Shaw, who advocated for the Glen Devon site to be restored and made available for community use, said she was glad the government had listened.

“Finally, we’re going to be able to use this [site] in a positive way,” she said.

The grant is part of $3.82 million going to six Wyndham projects through the state’s Growing Suburbs Fund, including: • $1 million for the Grange Community Centre redevelopment.

• $1 million for a new youth surfer outreach bus.

• $425,000 for the Central Park Community Centre redevelopment.

• $325,000 to upgrade Golden Square Reserve in Hoppers Crossing.

• $200,000 for the redevelopment of Friars Place Park in Point Cook.

Wyndham council has chipped in $2.8 million towards four of these projects.

Wyndham mayor Peter Maynard thanked the state government for the funding contributions.

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Epilepsy support a walk in the park hasn’t had a seizure in the past five years, she works hard to keep the conversation about epilepsy awareness going.

Ms Cataldo and her team, The Avengers, will be among thousands who will take on the Walk for Epilepsy at Princes Park in Carlton this Sunday to raise awareness and funds for the Epilepsy Foundation.

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“It’s not one of those illnesses or diseases that is talked about,” she said.

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Ms Cataldo said that if onlookers saw someone have an epileptic seizure, they should put that person on their side to stop them from choking, call triple-0 and time the seizure.

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Nikita Cataldo was in grade 6 when she had her first epileptic seizure – but it still took about a year for her condition to be diagnosed.

As a child, she had to be careful around TVs and computers that could trigger seizures.

She grew out of her photo-sensitive epilepsy in her teenage years, but her epilepsy returned when she was in year 12 – this time triggered by stress or while she was asleep.

“I have no idea when I have one,” she said.

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Two Hoppers Crossing schools will receive multi-million dollar upgrades if Labor wins the next election.

The incumbent government promised last week it would fund $12.4 million to build the first stage of Warringa Park School’s master plan if it is re-elected come November.

Stage one of the master plan involves redeveloping Warringa’s old classrooms and facilities, upgrading the school’s administration building and construction of new classrooms and a multipurpose room.

Warringa Park School is a specialist school that caters for students aged five to 18 years who have a diagnosed intellectual disability ranging from mild to profound.

The government has also pledged to build the first stage of The Grange P-12 College’s master plan.

The $9.5 million project would upgrade the school’s science block, and blocks F, G and H. Werribee MP Tim Pallas said Labor had already funded part of both school’s master plans but more work needed to be done.

“Warringa Park School is great local school and only Labor will deliver this massive upgrade to give students and staff the state of the art facilities they need to achieve their best,” Mr Pallas said.

Education Minister James Merlino added: “The Liberals closed schools and cut funding to our education system and given the chance, they’ll do it again”.

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Kevin Hillier, not the retiring type, ponders the options

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The definition of retirement varies, but it mostly revolves around the words age and usefulness.

I understand escaping from the drudgeries of working life, which is why I have always done many and varied things in my career to avoid that very thing.

But I am lucky. My line of work provides an array of opportunities.

I also work in an industry that is not physically demanding, such as a manual trade, and I enjoy the luxury of being self employed.

My retired friends tell me they are busy with one thing or another, and enjoying the lifestyle, especially those with grandchildren.

Economics certainly dictate the style of your later life. We can’t all afford to be hopping from one luxury cruise ship to the next.

Each generation is being asked to take more responsibility for funding itself, with the expectation of a government funded-retirement fading quickly into the distance.

Superannuation has always bewildered me (and many others I suspect) because of the sheer volume of paperwork associated with every minor detail. It is as if the finance people wanted to keep us in dire need of their services to make sure their retirement was comfortable.

Retirement means a new form of living arrangement for many – retirement villages.

What a booming industry it is. The villages are like cruise ships without the seasickness and boarding passes. They boast multiple sports and activities, pools, live entertainment, shopping tours and, probably the biggest selling point, human contact.

Work gives you a purpose, a destination and the chance to communicate with others.

The importance of those in our day-to-day lives should never be lost in the transition to retirement. It is, after all, a retirement for life, not from life. â–

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More than 1000 cannabis plants, fertilisers and hydroponic equipment were seized from a Truganina factory last Tuesday. Police executed a search warrant at the property, where they also arrested a 37-year-old man and a 43-year-old woman from Sunshine West and a 57-year-old man from Korumburra.

Cannabis bust

Police discovered more than 180 cannabis plants at a house in Sanctuary Lakes South Boulevard, Point Cook on October 1. The investigation is ongoing.

Factory fire

More than 30 firefighters attended a suspicious fire at a vacant factory in Sayers Road, Laverton North about 8.30am on October 11. Firefighters arrived at the site to find a shed at the property ablaze. Police are investigating the cause of the fire, which took about 75 minutes to bring under control.

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A Star Weekly article last week reported that a memorial to honour soldiers who died during World War I will include the names of 64 fallen soldiers from the Werribee area. In fact it will include 60 names. The information was incorrectly provided by the state government.

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Wyndham’s road work wish list

By Alesha Capone Wyndham council has called on the state government to upgrade a number of roads and intersections within the municipality.

The council has compiled a list of road projects it would like to see undertaken in the area after conducting traffic flow studies and examining safety levels on roads for which the state government is responsible.

The list includes an overpass on Ison Road to create a second railway crossing west of Werribee.

The council has also called for the duplication of Ballan Road (from Armstrong Road to Bolton Road) and Sayers Road (from Derrimut Road to Palmers Road).

In addition, the council wants the intersections of Point Cook and Sneydes roads, Ballan Road and Evergreen Drive, Ballan and McGrath roads, and Geelong and Alfred roads to be upgraded, plus pedestrian-operated signals to be installed on Heaths Road near Woodville Park Drive.

Council economy, innovation and liveability director Peter McKinnon said the road

projects had been included in the council’s Advocacy Strategy, which was used as a basis for “advocating to other tiers of government to attract the funding for services and infrastructure our community needs”.

Work has already begun on one of the projects on the list – earlier this year, the council said it was working with VicRoads on an upgrade of the Sneydes and Point Cook roads intersection, including the installation of traffic lights.

VicRoads metro north-west transport and planning director David Teague said the organisation was working closely with the

Major Road Projects Authority and Wyndham council “on a number of projects which will transform Wyndham’s arterial road network”.

He said VicRoads was considering options for an Ison Road overpass, as well as possible future upgrades to Point Cook Road.

He said potential safety improvements for Sayers Road, between Morris and Palmers roads, were also being investigated.

Roads and Road Safety Minister Luke Donnellan said the $1.8 billion Western Roads Upgrade would fix some of the region’s worst bottlenecks.

Big day for little tackers A giant giraffe and elephant sculpture, arts and entertainment will feature at Wyndham council’s annual Children’s Week Picnic.

The free event, which is now in its 18th year, will be held on Sunday, October 28.

Polyglot Theatre’s ‘Tangle’, a giant weaving play space event which allows children to create a public artwork using coloured elastic and two-metre high poles, will transform an empty space on the great lawn at Werribee Mansion into a colourful installation.

There will also be food trucks, roving entertainers, the Mexican Music Man, a toy swap, a silent disco hosted by Wyndham’s Youth Services Team and a child and parent mobile photo studio.

Tawanda and friends will run a drumming session and play African grooves, while young people who love sport can head to the Try Sports Zone to give AFL, cricket, tennis, lacrosse, soccer, softball or drill dancing a go.

The main stage will also feature the Scott Hone BMX Show, Fizzics Big Science Big Fun Show, Teeny Tiny Stevies, Shiamak Davar – Bollywood Performance and Trash Test Dummies.

The Healthy and Active Stage will include performances from dance schools and fitness centres including Namaste Yogis, Danchelle School of Dance, Unite Dance Studio, DanceMax Studios, Millennium Dance Concepts and Gracie Barra Hoppers Crossing Brazilian Jiu Jitsu.

The Children’s Week Picnic is on Sunday, October 28 from 10am to 4pm, at the Werribee Mansion, K Road, Werribee South. The event will be a sugary-drink and alcohol-free event.

Contact 8734 6006, events@wyndham. vic.gov.au or see www.wyndham.vic.gov.au/ childrensweekpicnic for details.

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Polyglot Theatre’s Tangle feature at the Children’s Week Picnic at Werribee Park. (Wendy Kimpton)

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By Alesha Capone The first keyhole spinal surgery procedure at St Vincent’s Private Hospital in Werribee was performed last week.

Neurosurgeon and spinal surgeon Girish Nair, who also heads the neurosurgery unit at Western Health, performed the operation on Tarneit resident Andrew, last Tuesday.

Andrew underwent a two-hour microscopic keyhole laminectomy surgery to help relieve pressure on nerves in his back.

Andrew said his GP referred him to Mr Nair, the founder of state-wide neurosurgical practice Neuroaxis.

While Neuroaxis conducts consultations in Werribee, before Andrew came along Mr Nair had never performed keyhole spinal surgery in the area.

“I asked him to come to St Vincent’s because it’s nice and local,” Andrew said. “He said, ‘Yes’, and the rest is history.”

Mr Nair said that previously patients from Wyndham who needed such operations had to travel to a hospital located in or near Melbourne.

He said that within six to 12 months, he expected St Vincent’s would be able to conduct more complex spinal surgeries, such as disc removals.

“For us, it’s very exciting that this has come here,” he said.

“It’s long overdue for the area and it’s great that St Vincent’s have recognised the need in the area.”

Knock, knock, who’s there?

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In coming weeks, surveyors from Metropolis Research will be knocking on the doors of Wyndham residents, as part of the council’s community satisfaction survey.

The council conducts the annual survey to find out which areas of its work residents are pleased with and what they think needs improving.

Deputy mayor Walter Villagonzalo said Wyndham council hoped to get more than 1200 responses to the survey.

He said the survey would include questions about the council’s customer experience and service delivery, performance, community safety, healthy living and travel.

“Hearing this feedback from our residents is important, as it helps us understand what we’re doing well, where we can improve, and how to better plan to meet the needs of all residents,” Cr Villagonzalo said.

The survey staff will be wearing identification cards with both the Metropolis Research and Wyndham City Council logos.

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The surgical team, including neurosurgeon and spinal surgeon Girish Nair (centre); Mr Nair with patient Patrick. (Pictures: Nikki King Photography)

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Avalon flies a flag for diversity

By Charlene Macaulay Avalon Airport has added another string to its bow with the opening of a 40-hectare industrial precinct anchored by the Cotton On Group.

The Avalon Airport Industrial Precinct is expected to create 750 on-site jobs and 1100 indirect jobs by 2026.

Cotton On Group chief executive Peter Johnson said the business, which has moved its national distribution centre from Lara to the new $40 million state-of-the-art site, was proud to be the anchor tenant. He forecasts the new facility will have the capacity to process

300,000 products a day, as opposed to the 130,000 capability of its former headquarters.

“This incredible 35,000-square-metre facility at Avalon will satisfy our customers’ demand for speed, delivering product to our customer faster than ever before,” he said.

Avalon Airport chief executive Justin Giddings said the opening of the industrial precinct was a proud moment.

“We began the process of business diversification several years ago via our hangars and we’re thrilled to have now completed our first bespoke build in our new industrial hub,” Mr Giddings said.

“The site provides great scope for industrial development with plenty of space for expansion.”

The state government provided $1.5 million funding for essential on-site infrastructure and helped to broker the deal between Avalon and the Cotton On Group.

Lara MP John Eren said the precinct would help the airport diversify its operations and secure its future as a freight and logistics hub.

“With new carriers, international flights and now Cotton On’s re-location, the sky is the limit for the ever-expanding Avalon Airport,” he said.

Victorian treasurer Tim Pallas at the Avalon Airport Industrial Precinct opening. (Supplied)

Wyndham teen inspires This Tarneit teenager is among Wyndham’s best.

Declan Parker, 19, was named the Wyndham Young Achiever of the Year for his dedicated service to the community.

He was chosen from among 12 young people who received a Mayoral Youth Award in 2017.

The university student is a CFA volunteer who has attended a number of fires and car accidents, earning himself the 2011 CFA Junior of the Year.

Declan, who at 15 became a full-time carer for his mother when she was injured in a car accident, also volunteers for the Cancer Council, the Royal Children’s Hospital and Red Nose Day. Mayor Peter Maynard said Declan was one of the most inspiring people he’s ever met.

“When you consider that he is only 19 years

old, it makes his achievements and dedication to making his community a better place even more impressive,” Cr Maynard said.

“I don’t know where Declan finds the time or energy to give so much back to his community, but we are definitely lucky to have him.”

To nominate a young Wyndham local for a Mayoral Youth Awards, go to bit.ly/2bCVRic Charlene Macaulay

Young achiever of the year Declan Parker with Wyndham mayor Peter Maynard. (Supplied)

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That is why; in the 2018 /19 Budget, we provided a record $705 million for more mental health support, extra rehabilitation facilities and emergency crisis hubs.

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All hands on deck Teenagers Elijah Beckitt and Shevaun Pope are the very model of modern musical performers.

The young actors, who are both 19, will play the roles of Frederic and Mabel in the upcoming production of Gilbert and Sullivan’s The Pirates of Penzance at the Wyndham Culture Centre.

Werribee-based Dynamic Performers Australia, a family-owned performing arts school, will stage the show on October 20-21.

The cast has been hard at work rehearsing since July.

Pope said she had enjoyed challenging herself in preparing for The Pirates of Penzance, her first classical role.

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By Charlene Macaulay Early learning and kindergarten services in Wyndham are attracting big dollars and have formed the basis of a number of state and federal election promises.

Last week, the sod was turned on the new $5.5 million Truganina East Integrated Facility Learning Centre which, once complete, will provide 231 four-year-old kinder places, maternal and child health support, playgroups and health workshops.

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The centre, which will be co-located with the Dohertys Creek P-9 College that is under construction, is jointly funded by Wyndham council ($3.1 million) and the state government ($2.4 million) and is slated for completion by January 2020.

Early Childhood Education Minister Jenny Mikakos said the centre would allow families to access the services they need closer to home.

“Integrated early childhood services make a big difference to children’s lives and we’re ensuring kids in the west get the best start in life,” she said.

Wyndham council mayor Peter Maynard added: “Once complete, this project will provide local families in the growing suburb of Truganina with access to a range of family services”.

Meanwhile, the federal opposition has committed to ongoing four-year-old kinder funding from the year 2020 if elected to government.

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Lalor MP Joanne Ryan and opposition MP Amanda Rishworth visit Lalor kindergartens. (Supplied)

The incumbent federal government has committed to providing its share of kinder funding until the end of 2019.

Lalor MP Joanne Ryan said Labor’s election promise was the biggest ever investment in early education for children.

“Under our plan, over the forward estimates

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Council takes up fire fight Wyndham council will write to more than 10,000 landowners to remind them to keep their properties fire safe.

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Safer communities portfolio holder Kim McAliney said landowners were also required to remove all grass and vegetation along fence lines.

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Werribee park pops up again

By Charlene Macaulay Werribee’s pop-up park will return to Station Place in 2019.

The park will re-open to the public on January 18 and will run over five weeks until February 24 following a successful debut this year.

Wyndham economy, liveability and innovation director Peter McKinnon said residents and visitors could expect a similar layout and a range of entertainment options.

“The program will include free

family-friendly live music, with a new line-up of headline artists crossing a range of genres,” Mr McKinnon said.

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Mr McKinnon said Street Food Sunday and free outdoor movies would return, while a revamped weekday program would include free workshops, classes, performances and after-school fun.

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Sarifa’s winning ways Meet Truganina’s award-winning mumpreneur.

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Mrs Younes set up the business 15 years ago when she moved to Australia with her family and struggled to find a job or childcare for her eldest son.

“The award means a lot to me because it gives significance to the work that has gone into everything I have achieved,” she said.

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The psychologist and early learning expert has also sponsored about 100 orphans with her husband Hassan and later this year will release her first book, Love Your Obstacles.

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“I think to have a very supportive husband is very important in a family, because without the support of a husband it would be difficult for every woman to realise their dream,” she said.

Charlene Macaulay AusMumpreneur Award winner Sarifa Younes.

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It’s a routine that gets more onerous as the boys get older and their condition deteriorates.

Both Sam and her sister, Maree, who is mum to Anthony, have had to stop working to become full-time carers for their children.

“They go to the Royal Children’s Hospital to see the neurologist, the physio,” Sam said.

“They go to speech therapy, occupational therapy – there’s a lot of appointments.”

The family has set up a trust account – the Cousins Crusade Appeal – and is raising money to fund the overseas treatments and for things the National Disability Insurance Scheme doesn’t cover, such as accessible vehicles, scooters, wheelchairs and various therapies.

Sue is building a specially-equipped respite home in Tarneit for her grandsons. It should be ready in the next six to nine months. Two members from the Point Cook Rotary Club have offered to do her yard once the house is complete.

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Opposite page: Lukas doing his daily exercise with Samantha while Jakob stretches.

Above: Jakob plays on the iPad and does stretches with Samantha. (Pictures: Damjan Janevski)

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Diamond celebrations A Wyndham Vale husband and wife will celebrate their 60th wedding anniversary next week.

Barry and Merlie Clayton were married at St Monica’s Catholic Church in Footscray on October 25, 1958.

The couple went on to have four children, Suzanne, Debby, John and Brett (now deceased), seven grandchildren and eight great-grandchildren.

Mr and Mrs Clayton’s daughter Debby Barnes said her mother and father enjoyed a lunch with their family to celebrate their anniversary last week, before they set off on a cruise.

She said one of the highlights of the day for her parents was a congratulatory card from Queen Elizabeth.

“Another highlight was having their eldest great-grandson sing a couple of songs, this was very moving and filled with love and emotion,” Ms Barnes said.

“They said they have seen many changes over the 60 years, however they feel their greatest achievement is their beautiful family.

“Marriage is not about the kind of house you live in or the car you drive, family is the most precious gift of all.”

Ms Barnes said her parents also said the keys to a lasting marriage were respect, communication and to love unconditionally.

She said as four generations of their family celebrated her mother and father’s special milestone, their final message was “to never give up on each other and to never give up on your dreams”.

Barry and Merlie Clayton will celebrate their diamond wedding anniversary. (Supplied)

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As councillors, we spend a lot of time talking about needing ‘infrastructure’ to support our growing community.

But infrastructure isn’t just roads and railways – it’s also parks, play spaces and sporting pavilions. We may not realise it, but we get a tiny bit happier and healthier every time we use these pieces of infrastructure. They entice us out of our homes and into our community – and the value of this cannot be overestimated. Earlier this year, we applied for funding for this much-needed community infrastructure.

And now we can begin making it happen, thanks to $3.8million from the Victorian Government’s Growing Suburbs Fund.

These funds mean we can bring six projects to life, including redeveloping sites like The Grange Community Centre in Hoppers Crossing and Friars Place Park in Point Cook. It also means we’ll finally be able to transform the former Glen Devon school site in Werribee into a welcoming environment for local families. I would like to acknowledge the efforts of past councillors as well as Cr Mia Shaw, who strongly advocated to ensure we get this important project moving. This site has sat derelict for years, but soon trees, lawns, pathways and shelters will breathe new life into the neighbourhood. See you out there.

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By Alesha Capone Hundreds of colourful outfits were paraded down the catwalk at the Fashion Awards Australia, held at the Encore Event Centre in Hoppers Crossing, on Friday.

The annual awards, of which Wyndham councillor Heather Marcus is the director and founder, featured 285 entries this year.

Out of several awards handed out on the night, St Albans Secondary College received the John Claringbold Memorial School Cup, which is presented to the school which amasses the most points during the competition.

St Albans Secondary College student Julie

Lay won the years 11/12 designer of the year gong. She also placed third in two other categories.

Fellow St Albans college student Amritjit Kaur received the years 9/10 designer of the year award and placed second in two additional sections of the competition.

College student Taylor Dinh placed first in the calico category for years 9/10, and Holly Smart placed first in the evening wear category.

Wollert resident Errick Tan Phong Kim received first place in both the TAFE/Open designers race wear and Australian gown of the year categories.

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in Tarneit won the years 9/10 chic day wear category, while another student from the school, Tayla Eckley, won the year 11/12 calico category.

In the other year 11/12 sections of the awards, Holly Robertson from Ballarat High School won the recycled wearable art category, and Isobel Unwin and Lily Dolan from Ballarat Grammar won the upcycling wear and chic day wear sections, respectively.

The winners of other awards included Amelie Thompson from Templestowe College and Bella Osbourne from Geelong College.

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Work begins on Windermere A soil-turning ceremony has marked the beginning of civil works at the Windermere estate in Mambourin.

Property developer Country Garden Australia hosted the event on Thursday at its Greens Road site, where 4700 houses will be built across 363 hectares. The area will become home to an estimated 14,800 residents.

Country Garden Australia chief executive Dr Guotao Hu joined representatives from construction partner BMD Urban, other contractors and consultants for the ceremony.

Dr Hu said Country Garden Australia would “be here on the ground for many years to come”.

More than 3000 people have registered their interest in Windermere since April, with more than 260 lots sold to date.

Windermere will include three public schools and one private school, a community centre, indoor recreation centre, childcare facility and sporting ovals for AFL and cricket, plus netball courts.

“Windermere is designed for people seeking an active and engaged lifestyle, It will also feature over three kilometres of walking paths set amongst 50 hectares of open space, including a wetlands, parklands, sports areas and reserves,” Dr Hu said.

Country Garden Australia will host a family

fun day on Saturday. Attendees can enjoy a vegie patch workshop, science show, magician, balloon artist, face-painter, henna tattooist, taco truck, Indian food truck and a donut, cronut and cruffin station.

“As a community that is designed for families, we wanted to recognise and celebrate the importance of the family in the make-up of the future Windermere estate,” said Dr Hu. The family fun day will be held from 1-4pm on Saturday at the Windermere sales gallery, 275 Greens Road, Mambourin.

See ‘Windermere Mambourin’ on Facebook, ‘mywindermere’ on Instagram or www. mywindermere.com.au for details.

Country Garden Australia chief executive Dr Guotao Hu and Mark Curtis from BMD Group at the official sod-turning. (Supplied)

On track in Werribee The stars of this year’s Melbourne Cup and other Spring Racing Carnival meetings are working out in Werribee – and you’re invited.

Werribee Racing Club general manager Ashley Baker is calling on locals to head down to Werribee Racecourse to watch horses staying in Werribee stables undertake their morning trackwork.

Among the racers calling Werribee home are the Charlie Appleby-trained Cross Counter, who is currently second-favourite for the Melbourne Cup; The Cliffsohmoher, who is trained by Aidan O’Brien and ran well over the weekend at Caulfield; Herbert Power Stakes winner Yucatan; and Group 1 Caulfield Stakes winner Benbatl and runner-up Blair House.

“Both Benbatl and Blair House may go to the Cox Plate to take on Winx, but that’s yet to be confirmed,” Mr Baker said.

Mr Baker said a new shipment of eight horses for the Melbourne Cup arrived at the weekend, including the Hughie Morrison-trained Marmelo and Joseph O’Brien’s Latrobe, who will be making his Melbourne Cup debut.

Last year, the club’s Vintage Crop Stables housed the Melbourne Cup’s first three horses – winner Rekindling, second-placed Johannes Vermeer and third-placed Max Dynamite.

Mr Baker said horses would be on the track from 7am to 10am every day, with the club providing a free bacon-and-egg roll breakfast for race fans between 7.30-9am.

Charlene Macaulay Benbatl during Werribee Trackwork.

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Photographer Damjan Janevski meets some of the new arrivals at Werribee Mercy Hospital.

Parents Melissa and Joshua, of Sanctuary Lakes, welcomed the safe arrival of their daughter, Ruby on October 9. Ruby weighed 4.29 kilograms at birth.

Harper made her grand entrance into the world on October 9, weighing 3.7 kilograms. Her parents, Kayla and Jayden, hail from Melton South.

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Cut up over forest plan Reclassifying Wombat State Forest to become a national park would be an “ecological disaster”, according to forest supporters.

The Victorian Environment Assessment Council (VEAC) has been ordered by the state government to investigate the future use and classifications of Wombat, Wellsford, Mount Cole and Pyrenees Ranges state forests.

A VEAC draft report’s recommendations include changing the status of the Wombat State Forest by establishing the Wombat-Lerderderg National Park – a move that could restrict public access. The report is open for public comment until December 10.

But regular forest user Loris Duclos, and recipient of the commonwealth’s centenary medal for “outstanding service to the environment, particularly the Wombat State Forest”, has slammed the recommendation and described it as an “ecological disaster”.

“Our forest went through two decades of unsustainable industrial logging, which our community fought hard against to stop from happening,” Ms Duclos said.

“In the 1990s, the fight was against the extreme right who wanted to chop everything.

The fight has now become against the extreme left who want to keep people out of large areas of the forest.”

After the win in the 1990s to ban clear-felling, Ms Duclos said new tree growth had not been managed properly, creating a “suppressed” forest, where trees are “skinny and stumped”.

She said any plans to close off the forest to the public would only exacerbate the fire risk and stymie efforts to restore the forest to its full potential.

“Most people from Melbourne think national parks are a good thing,” Ms Duclos said.

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“But this isn’t a natural, self-sustaining system – it’s a highly damaged system and now we have the extreme left who are going for the total lock-up without putting the environment first.”

Bacchus Marsh retiree Steve Smitham has camped at the forest for the past 47 years. He said changing the Wombat State Forest’s status will restrict his ability to enjoy the outdoors.

“If they allow for camping, it’ll be in designated picnic spots,” Mr Smitham says.

“But people go up there to enjoy the solitude and isolation … They don’t want to be coralled into a caravan park situation.”

He said there has been a “groundswell” of support against classifying the Wombat State Forest into a national park and is urging the Environment Minister Lily D’Ambrosio to

heed community concerns.

“It will be so disappointing to lose that area that’s become so sacred to us,” Mr Smitham said. “There’s nowhere else we could consider to go nearby.”

The state government was contacted for comment. To make a submission, visit www. veac.vic.gov.au/investigation/central-westinvestigation

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WYNDHAM CITY SPECIAL COUNCIL MEETING

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Thursday 18 October 10am - 1pm Werribee Church of Christ invites you to come along and enjoy a friendly morning gettogether, with singing of old-time songs

Light lunch included $5 Werribee Church of Christ

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As advertised in the Star Weekly on 10 October 2018, a Special Council Meeting will be held on Tuesday 23 October at 7pm in the Council Chamber, Wyndham Civic Centre, 45 Princes Highway, Werribee to consider the ‘Endorsement of 2017/18 Annual Report’. The following additional items will also be considered at this Meeting: • 2018 Statutory Meeting of Council Date; • Establishment of the Wyndham Community Grants Program Evaluation Panel.

The Agenda will be available on Council’s website (www.wyndham.vic.gov.au) after 5pm on Friday 19 October 2018 or a hard copy can be collected from the Council Chamber foyer immediately prior to the meeting.

The meeting is open to the public and all interested persons are welcome to attend.

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Allison and Kris Gately with their children, Bruin and Piper. (Supplied)

Happy kids in a snap A specialised sports program for children on the autism spectrum is helping them transition to mainstream sports teams.

The Sporting Network of Autistic People and Parents (SNAPP) is a not-for-profit group that partners with mainstream sports groups and runs training sessions and games for kids with autism. The sessions are non-competitive and parent coached.

Parents Allison and Kris Gately set up the SNAPP program when they realised starting off with mainstream sports clubs wasn’t working for their son, Bruin, who is on the spectrum.

Ms Gately said the SNAPP program was a “bridging club” for kids.

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school, with mainstream life, and sometimes they need that extra support,” she said.

“Sports is extremely beneficial for children living on the spectrum. It has rules, it is predictable and non-verbal social interaction with children they would not otherwise have had the courage or reason to interact with.”

SNAPP is partnering Wyndham Vale Soccer Club and Williamstown Congs Cricket Club for term four.

SNAPP will host an open day on Saturday, October 20, from 10am-12.30pm at the Williamstown Congs Cricket Club, JT Gray Reserve, Kororoit Creek Road, Williamstown.

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Wyndham Grange Village proudly presents: A morning with Glenn Manton

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Glenn Manton is a former professional athlete turned author, media personality, youth advocate and professional speaker. He played over 200 games of AFL football for powerhouse teams Essendon and Carlton and was a member of the 1995 Carlton Premiership side. In 1999 he co-founded Whitelion, a not-for- profit organisation assisting youth in crisis. Since then he has worked with schools and corporate's promoting communication and mentorship as a way to greater connection. Glenn’s many media credits include stints on The Footy Show and his own shows at the Melbourne Comedy Festival, as well as regular columns for The Age. He has authored three books, the latest being 'Put your damn phone down'.

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MY WYNDHAM David “Paddy” McDiarmid is the Werribee RSL sub-branch vice-president and appeals officer. He chats with Alesha Capone.

quite a few. I have the pleasure of visiting Mr Eric Johnston (Mr Johnston is a former World War II prisoner of war who lives in Manor Lakes). Organising fundraising sausage sizzles at Bunnings is another thing I do.

What do you like about your role in the Werribee RSL? Raising the money to assist RSL personnel and looking after the older people is what I enjoy most. The Victorian RSL is an organisation that, with all the money we raise, goes to welfare. We’re here to help people and that is our main aim, to help who we can. With our welfare work, for example, what happens is that when we have a person – such as a war widow – who cannot mow the grass after her husband has died, we send people to mow the grass and look after her garden. Ron will also take people to medical appointments on the bus. Ron sometimes operates that bus seven days a week.

He takes the elderly people on trips, too.

(Damjan Janevski)

Why did you join the RSL in the first place?

When did you join the RSL? I first joined the RSL in 1979, in Alphington, and I joined the Werribee RSL 16 years ago, after I moved into Werribee. In less than two years, I joined the committee and then after some time, I stood for vice-president and have now been in the role for nine years – and I’ve

been the appeals officer for longer. But I’ll never catch up with our president Daryl Ryan – he has been here for around 30 years.

What are your main duties in the Werribee RSL? As the appeals officer, I help to organise the

selling of Anzac tokens and poppies. Every year we distribute these to local businesses, organisations and schools. The drop-off to schools is very ably done by our welfare bus drivers Ron and Daryl. I also look after the older people. I have got some ladies who go around to the nursing homes to visit RSL members who live there, and I also go and visit

I was a member of both the British and Australian armed forces. I was in the army for a fair amount of years. I enjoyed the sport and the comradeship. That’s why I joined the RSL, where you’ve still got the comradeship. All the RSLs work together hand in hand to help any other sub-branch in trouble.

As a resident of Werribee South, what do you like about the area?

I don’t like living blocked in, but in Werribee South I’ve got open space. The people there, especially the farmers, are very friendly.

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FROM THE ARCHIVES Star Weekly looks back through the pages of our predecessor, the Werribee Banner

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A total of $614,794 in rates was owing to Werribee Shire Council at the end of June, representing 16 per cent of the rate income for the council’s year. The outstanding figure is so high that it has caused a complete reappraisal of the method of rate collection procedures by the shire administration.

The Hoppers Crossing Urban Fire Brigade team marched into its new $500,000 fire station, on Sunday. The station, which is opposite the old depot on Derrimut Rd, was officially opened by the chairman of the Country Fire Authority, Mr Ray Greenwood, before a crowd of 300.

Werribee Residents Against Toxic Dump and Wyndham council have hit back at claims by a south-east Melbourne MP that the Wyndham community wanted to see prescribed waste destined for the planned Wyndham toxic dump deposited at an existing site at Lyndhurst. The responses were made to claims by State Liberal MP for Melbourne, Mr Geoff Leigh, whose renewed calls for a Werribee site were reported last weekend in the Sunday Age.

A lack of neo-natal intensive-care units in the west and a statewide maternity-bed shortage is forcing families to travel to the CBD and eastern suburbs to seek care. The Werribee Mercy Hospital, Western Health in Sunshine and the Northern Hospital in Epping can provide “level 2” care for premature babies.

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COMMUNITY CALENDAR WANT YOUR EVENT LISTED? Community Calendar is made available free of charge to not-for-profit organisations to keep the public informed of special events and activities. Send item details to Star Weekly Community Calendar, Corner Thomsons Road and Keilor Park Drive, Keilor Park, 3042, or email to communitycalendar@starweekly.com.au. Deadline for copy and announcements is 5pm Thursday.

Windermere fun day

Pink Ribbon morning tea

Windermere will be celebrating families with the community’s very first fun day on October 20 from 1-4pm at the Windermere Sales Gallery, 275 Greens Road, Mambourin. Enjoy free entertainment and food, food trucks, and sweet treats at the donut, cronut and cruffin station, a vegie patch workshop, a science show, a magician, a balloon artist, a face-painter and henna tattooist and much more.

■ www.mywindermere.com.au/windermereis-holding-its-first-family-fun-day

The Grange Community Centre, 260-280 Hogans Road, Hoppers Crossing, will host a Pink Ribbon morning tea on October 22 from 10.30am. Tickets cost $12 and include morning tea followed by great live entertainment.

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Bowling up

Try your hand at lawn bowls, darts, carpet bowls for all abilities and pool at the Hoppers Bowls Club, 180 Pannam Drive, Hoppers Crossing, on October 18 from 10.30am-3pm. No experience necessary.

Casual, flat shoes can be worn. Free cake, coffee and showbag. Prizes to be won.

■ Paul, 0417 110 988

New players wanted

Werribee Ladies Badminton Club is looking for new players to play on Tuesday mornings at Eagle Stadium, 35 Ballan Road, Werribee. All ages and beginners welcomed, so join in for some fun and exercise.

■ Yellie, 0421 064 597

Werribee Craft Festival Volunteers Melissa Cain, Peter Parry, Helen McGregor and Lieutenant Sean McGregor. (Damjan Janevski)

Join the choir

Residents can join the Bridge Community Choir as it starts to prepare carols for the Christmas period. The all-ages, all-abilities choir meets weekly at the Werribee Baptist Church (opposite Werribee Pacific Plaza)on Mondays from 7.30-9pm.

■ Max, 0409 177 461 or email max_coster@live.com.au

Over ’50s table tennis

Come down for a social hit of table tennis on Tuesdays between 9-11am at Eagle Stadium, Ballan Road, Werribee. Equipment available for use.

CFA open day

Hoppers Crossing Fire Station, 119 Derrimut Road, Hoppers Crossing, will throw open its doors on October 21 from 10am-3pm for its annual open day. Check out the fire trucks and enjoy firefighting demonstrations, kids activities and a free sausage sizzle.

■ cfa.vic.gov.au/whatson ■ Gerald,

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Stallholders wanted

The 2nd Werribee Scout group is looking for stallholders to sell off new stuff, old

stuff, pre-loved stuff or crafts as part of its Garage Sale Trail effort on October 20 from 9am-3pm. Cost: $20 for a stall and a donation to the raffle.

■ 2ndwerribeefundraising@gmail.com

The Werribee Craft Festival will celebrate its 40th year with its biggest event yet. More than 100 stalls will showcase handmade, unique and high-quality goods, and there will be food stalls and children’s activities.

From 9am-4pm on November 10-11 at the Encore Events Centre, 80 Derrimut Road, Hoppers Crossing. Entry is free.

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Bowling with babies

Mums and bubs get together each Friday from 10am-1.30pm at Werribee Bowls Club, Chirnside Park, 237 Watton Street, to socialise and have fun games of indoor bowls. Mums’ groups are very welcome.

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CONSIDER THE SAUCE Kenny Weir finds no problems at Houston’s Keilor Park, home of the Star Weekly office, is on the edge of a sprawling area of inter-connected industrial estates hugging Melbourne Airport.

Around here, there appears to be a tradies-style cafe on almost every block.

Good food?

Way more sparse.

That is why the opening of a bona fide barbecue joint just around the corner from our office – a two-minute walk, no need to get in the car – seemed so surreal.

Still does.

Houston’s Barbecue is located in the premises of Fury and Son Brewing Company.

And it’s open only on Fridays.

Initial visits left very mixed impressions.

For example, brisket burgers and beef hot dogs that were OK – but not really nailing it.

I can sympathise.

This is a new operation – a very unique one, operating in an unusual (to say the least) location.

Some fine-tuning, tweaking and settling-in time has definitely been in order.

I returned a couple of weeks ago – and was mightily impressed.

The menu has been constantly revised.

But the introduction of substantial – and, yes, pricier – platters has seen Houston’s Barbecue reach new heights.

A platter of brisket and smoked sausage was superb.

Two hunka-chunka slices of wonderful spicy-crusted brisket. An excellent cheesy,

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HOUSTON’S BARBECUE Address: 46 Concorde Drive, Keilor Park Phone: 0434 434 303 greasy smoked sausage. Just the right amount of good coleslaw and pickles.

And – oh, yes – none of that brioche nonsense; instead, two slices of perfect white, sliced bread in true barbecue joint fashion.

Entirely delicious – and worth every cent of the $18 I paid.

Returning a week later, I have an even better time.

For CTS purposes, I am happy to splash out in a way I hope doesn’t become too much of a weekly habit!

The beef short rib conglomeration costs $25 and it’s a doozy.

The chips are just OK. Slaw and pickles as previously enjoyed. And I would’ve appreciated that white, sliced bread again.

But forget all that – what about the meat?

My single, hefty rib is amazingly good.

Less fatty than many barbecue beef ribs I have eaten, it’s meat is tender, plentiful and heavenly.

The spicy crust might be too salty for some tastes, but I love that as well.

As for doubts about the commercial viability of the singular location and one-day-a-week opening hours, I couldn’t be happier to observe that Houston’s Barbecue is a hit.

In industrial Keilor Park.

How about that?

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Kenny Weir is the founder of Consider the Sauce, the definitive guide to eating in Melbourne’s western suburbs – www.considerthesauce.net

SENIORSMONTH

A STAR WEEKLY FEATURE

The Victorian Seniors Festival, running during October, gives older people the chance to get out and take part in a series of events that will finish at the end of the month. It’s already proved a big hit so make the most of programs still on.

The popular festival is a great reason to get out the glad-rags or active wear, join friends and neighbours and discover anew why getting older is something to be celebrated.

Thursday, October 18: • Remember When … sing old-time songs followed by a light lunch – Werribee • The One Man Party with Arnie Griffs – hits from a variety of artists – Wyndham Vale • Multicultural Try Bowls, lunch and concert – Werribee Monday, October 22: Indian cooking session, demonstration and sharing – Tarneit Tuesday, October 23: • Seniors walk in historic Werribee Park • Walk in Wyndham Park and brunch – Werribee Until Saturday, October 27: History lecture: “The Hume & Hovell expedition 0f 1824/25 terminated at the Werribee River.” Free transport.

When you’re not lunching with friends at an event, the Commercial Hotel in Watton Street, Werribee, is offering seniors 50 per cent off the price of main meals until the end of October. Have your Seniors Card handy and make it a date.

During the same period, but independent of the festival, Wyndham council offers a smorgasbord of regular and special events, such as the impressive range of sessions at Wyndham libraries.

They include Craft & Conversation, Yak & Yarn, chess for all ages, writing club and genealogy tours.

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POINT COOK 47 Emily Crescent, 3030 Barry Plant Point Cook: 9395 9999

WERRIBEE 5 Sanctuary Close, 3030

Price: $1.26 million – $1.29 million

Private sale

Ray White: 9974 0000

Price: $899,000 – $949,000

Private sale

Oozing sophistication, this period-style residence by Keogh Homes has everything and more a large family could want. Four living zones wrap around a central staircase which leads to a family room with balcony access. Ranged around this are six fitted bedrooms, the main bathroom with spa. The main bedroom, with balcony access, has twin walk-in robes and large en suite with spa. Another bathroom neighbours the downstairs laundry, and there’s a study with external entry. The kitchen, with butler’s pantry, has a stone-topped return island bench, dual-drawer dishwasher and designer 900mm cooker.

A secure courtyard with cubby house is to one side of the living hub and on the other is a covered deck with access to the pool. The double garage has a gym area. The property is opposite parkland, waterway and walking trails.

In prestigious River Sanctuary estate, a minute’s stroll from Werribee River and 10 from Watton Street, this distinctive house is loaded with contemporary appeal. The three fitted bedrooms are upstairs, the main with walk-in robe and dual-basin en suite. The main bathroom and toilet are separate. There’s also a downstairs study. Three expansive living zones – one a carpeted lounge room under an angled ceiling and with fireplace – surround the kitchen. This has an island bench, loads of storage, glass splashback and 900mm cooker. Plantation, roman and timber blinds dress tall windows and light streams into living spaces. French doors open to an expansive covered deck and there’s a fire pit area and a large wedge of lawn for kids and pets. A double garage with internal access and side gates for parking van or trailer are included.

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Price: $749,000 – $770,000

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First National Westwood: 9742 5555

Price: $495,000 – $530,000

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Smart and contemporary, this house on about 650 square metres will have many admirers among fussy families. It has four fitted bedrooms, the main with walk-in robe and en suite. Casement plantation shutters are in bedrooms, adding much style. The lavish main bathroom has dual basins and a large shower. A carpeted theatre room couples with an expansive tiled living hub, where the designer kitchen has abundant streamlined storage, Caesarstone benches, dual Blanco wall ovens and 900mm gas cooktop beneath a column rangehood. A covered merbau deck looks out to a water feature, while the immaculate backyard has a wedge of lawn and feature plantings. Included are zoned ducted heating, refrigerated cooling, 2.7-metre ceilings, intercom/video surveillance system and drive-through extended double garage. Parks are within a stroll.

Within 10-minute walks of Wyndham Vale station and Manor Lakes College, this house will pique the interest of first-time buyers and investors, the latter able to make money from day one, with a lease in place ($1347 a calendar month) until May, 2019. Beautifully presented, the house has three grey-carpeted fitted bedrooms, the main with walk-in robe and en suite. The main bathroom and toilet are separate, while the laundry has a walk-in closet. A carpeted lounge room, with plantation shutters, is separate to the tiled living hub.

The kitchen, with dual-toned cabinetry, has a walk-in pantry, an island bench able to seat four and all the mod-cons. Ducted heating, evaporative cooling and a double garage with internal access are included. A glass slider opens to an undercover alfresco area and the backyard has lawn rimmed with pretty ornamental shrubs.

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HOPPERS CROSSING 43 Willmott Drive, 3029 Max Brown Real Estate: 1300 629 276

Price: $545,000 – $595,000

Built to last in the late ’70s, this beautifully maintained house, within a three-minute walk of Waringa Park School, Waringa Crescent Reserve and Woodville Park shopping centre, is a family winner.

The ’70s mission brown has given way to light neutrals with soft-green accents and grey carpets and the main bathroom has been completely revamped. Gardens, front and back, are pretty and neat as a pin, adding considerably to the overall appeal.

Soft-grey floor tiles are in the short entryway, to the left of which are double doors to a carpeted lounge room. This has

Auction: October 21 at noon

a mirrored wall bouncing around light, as well as a built-in timber bar – handy when entertaining. Windows are dressed in soft-green drapes and lace, as they are in other rooms.

An archway from here ushers in the kitchen and meals zone, the latter with a wall of timber and a slider to a great outdoor room. This has a ceiling fan and heavy bistro blinds which, when raised, allow a seamless flow to the garden.

External awnings shading the room are a handy addition, with the space also accessible from the lounge room.

The kitchen, with appealing soft-green cabinetry, has a servery bench, corner pantry, underbench oven and gas cooktop.

A garden bay window behind the sink is a nice design touch. The next-door laundry has cupboards and timber benches.

A long carpeted hallway from the kitchen leads to the four fitted bedrooms with ceiling fans, as well as the smart new bathroom with a glass-topped 2pac vanity and contemporary tapware; the toilet is separate.

The main bedroom, at hall’s end, has a dressing room with mirrored robes and an

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Ducted heating and seven security cameras are part of the deal.

The backyard has quality synthetic turf and islands of pretty cottage-style gardens.

A secure dog run, garden shed and a 6000-litre water tank are out here as well.

The block of about 575 square metres has a drive-through double garage with mechanic’s pit. An area for parking a caravan is behind the garage and side gates farther along allow backyard entry.

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WERRIBEE 12 Wolomina Crescent

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Still under builders warranty, ready and waiting for you. An ideal investment or break out of the rental market, even perfect for those who are looking to downsize. All new amenities in the vicinity and happy living ever after. r Call for your r. inspection today. y y.

Price $475,000 - $499,000 Saturday 20th October 10.30am

PRDnationwide Werribee 2/85 Synnot Street 9742 7557 prdnationwide.com.au/w / erribee /w Ash Ta T ylor 0407 808 233 asht@prdwerribee.com.au

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What a fantastic opportunity to purchase this old world charm family home. Comprising 3 bedrooms, central bathroom, 2 living areas, ducted heating, split system cooling, gas log fire, dishwasher, r in-ground solar heated pool, r, workshop, double garage, carport, pergola, a solid fuel heater and a 5000l water tank.

Price $659,000 Saturday 20th October 11.15am

PRDnationwide Werribee 2/85 Synnot Street 9742 7557 prdnationwide.com.au/w / erribee /w Michael Tu T der 0412 014 216 michaelt@prdwerribee.com.au

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Saturday 20th October 12pm

WERRIBEE 6 Orange Grove A true family home packed with features off f ering ff 4 bedrooms plus study, full ensuite and walk in robe, 2 living areas including formal lounge and family room, double garage with internal access, remote and rear access and an added bonus of plans and permits to erect a 7.5m x 5m garage

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Court location and 30m frontage. That’s right, you can also lock up the caravan! First time off f ering, filled with loving memories and set ff up for the all year round entertainer filled with energy saving ideas that you just don’t get with modern day homes of today. y y.

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and carport to the rear of the yard.

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1 & 2/15 Hayden Street, Hoppers Crossing Located only 700 metres to Pacific Werribee this provides convenient access to fantastic shopping facilities, medical centres and public transport options. Mossfiel Reserve at the end of the street offers sporting grounds, skate park and plenty of open space for enjoyment and play. Each unit boasts a large living zone with split system heating and cooling, separate meals and kitchen area and two spacious bedrooms which are serviced by the centrally located bathroom.

A2 B1 C1 Private Sale Price Contact Agent Inspect Sat at 1.00 - 1.30pm Contact Richard Smith 0481 137 746 Dean Caramia 0431 601 399

31 Monte Carlo Drive, Point Cook An outstanding example of the ways in which contemporary design can respond perfectly to lifestyle demands, this exceptional three bedroom home’s great spaces for living, dining & entertaining are complemented by an open plan kitchen & a fabulous, flexible theatre room. Elegant landscaping enhances alfresco enjoyment & a secure garage contributes excellent convenience close to Lumen Christi Catholic College & Emmanuel College – Notre Dame campus, Jamieson Way recreation facilities & Sanctuary Lakes shopping.

A3 B1 C2 Auction Sat 10 Nov at 2.30pm BER $650,000 - $700,000 Inspect Sat 11.00 - 11.30am Contact Jacob Davis 0433 208 312 Dion Clemmens 0431 190 391

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2/3 Pitanga Gardens,Werribee This immaculately presented unit is positioned in the popular Orchard Park Estate, being on the doorsteps to everything WerribeeTown Centre has to offer – including many dining and shopping options, bus and train transport, easy freeway access and beautiful walking tracks along the Werribee River.

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A3 B1 C1 Private Sale Price Contact Agent Inspect By appointment Contact Richard Smith 0481 137 746 Dean Caramia 0431 601 399

51 Willmott Drive, Hoppers Crossing With generous proportions measuring approximately 552sqm, what we have is an opportunity to secure this solidly built brick veneer home and modernise or rent for future investment.

Comprising four large bedrooms – not seen in newer homes, two bathrooms & multiple living & dining areas, plus kitchen with plenty of storage options which overlooks the attractive rear yard which is perfect for children’s games & family entertaining.

A4 B2 C2 Private Sale Contact Richard Smith 0481 137 746 David Lawson 0411 175 575

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15 Avalon Road, Avalon VIC ADJOINING

Auction Saturday.

AVALON AIRPORT

141ha-MAIN ROAD Point Cook

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O A N POSS SS ON Located in the popular Upper Point Cook estate in Point Cook, this vacant allotment is well located and offers you the opportunity to build your dream home amongst other newly developed homes. With ideal North-South orientation your home design will be bathed in sunshine all year around. Offering a very wide frontage and approximately 390m2 of land space this is truly the land you have been waiting for. Call today for further details.

For Sale by Expressions of Interest Closing Monday 12th November at 4pm Atholl M. Williams 0408 012 806

AUCTION

CONTA T CT TA ony Skrekovski 0 19 555

PRICE GUIDE Contact Agent

Barry Plant Point Cook 9395 9999

20th October 2018 11am unless sold prior

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83 High St, Thomastown Vic 3074 Website: www.rutherfords.net.au

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Hoppers Crossing 28 Dennison Avenue

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Ever Central Bellbridge Location With Luxury Upgrades And A Massive Dream Workshop • Situated in the Bellbridge Estate of Hoppers Crossing • Very simple access to the Hoppers Crossing Train Station • Location alone is already a big deal here • Three great sized bedrooms • The master suite entailing ensuite • Renovated central bathroom

YPA WYNDHAM CITY 9741 7777 1 Werribee Street, Werribee 46 WYNDHAM STAR WEEKLY \ OCTOBER 17, 2018

• Large lounge and adjoining formal dining • Recently renovated kitchen with waterfall stone bench tops • Outdoors the pergola is set for entertaining • The carport is handy for the daily driver • Massive garage/workshop with high clearance doors • High amp power connections & 3.25kW solar power system

Auction

Saturday 10th November at 12pm

Price Range $490,000 - $530,000 Inspect

Sat 10-10.20am Photo ID required

Contact

John Camilleri 0414 778 940 James Risos 0450 733 302

ypa.com.au

Hoppers Crossing 31 Symons Avenue A Touch Of Class In Central Mossfiel • Recently renovated • Located within handy reach to Pacific Werribee Plaza • Close to schools, parks and super easy freeway access • Three good sized bedrooms all with built-in robes • Updated kitchen with stainless steel dishwasher • New tiling and carpets throughout • Ducted heating • Evaporative cooling • Woodfire Coonara • Full landscaping • Handy lock-up remote access garage • A stunning chance to grab a delightful lifestyle

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Private Sale $440,000 - $460,000 Inspect

Wed 5.40-6pm & Sat 10.40-11am Photo ID required

Contact

James Antonio 0401 889 248 Michael Wilson 0410 730 718

Hoppers Crossing 31A Symons Avenue A Hidden Beauty!

• Gorgeous and private near new unit • Loads of space and natural light • In the heart of the Mossfiel Estate • Only 4 years young • Two spacious bedrooms with built-in robes • Ceiling fans in bedrooms • Modern kitchen with stainless steel appliances • 2-pack cabinets and stone benchtops • Open plan design with spacious lounge • Reverse cycle heating and cooling • Single lock-up garage with remote roller door • Fully established with blinds and landscaping • Securely located at the rear of only 2 units • Walking distance to Pacific Werribee shopping centre • Schools and public transport close by • Still under builder’s warranty

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YPA WYNDHAM CITY 9741 7777 1 Werribee Street, Werribee

Inspect

Wed 6-6.20pm & Sat 11-11.20am Photo ID required

Contact

James Antonio 0401 889 248 Michael Wilson 0410 730 718

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Hoppers Crossing 37 Mossfiel Drive Grand Land Size With Graceful Gardens • Walk to schools, bus stops and Pacific Werribee • Hoppers Crossing train station also close by • On a large allotment approximately 628m2 • Three spacious bedrooms • Centrally located bathroom • Formal lounge adj formal dining room/study area • Kitchen with plenty of cupboard space • Large rumpus room/informal living area • Ducted heating and air conditioning • Roller shutters • Alarm system • 3kW solar panel system (12 panels) • Beautifully landscaped gardens • Paved and covered entertaining area • Double garage to the rear • Single carport behind front gates, perfect for storage

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Saturday 10th November at 2pm

Price Range $510,000 - $555,000 Inspect

Thurs 6.20-6.40pm & Sat 10.40-11am Photo ID required

Contact

Kirsty Cunningham 0414 344 475 Mitch Smit 0450 913 513

Werribee 29 Tigris Close Beautiful Sunlit Home In Central Location • Brand new carpets and a fresh lick of paint • Three generous bedrooms with built-in-robes • A two-way central bathroom with a separate toilet • Evaporative cooling • Decorative cornices • Water tank, shed • A double carport with drive through side access • Plenty of room to relax or entertain • Open plan lounge and dining area • Large U-shape kitchen with plenty of bench space • Generous and low maintenance backyard • Undercover entertaining area/pergola • Zoned to Westgrove Primary and Bethany Primary • Only moments away from Werribee River • Close to public transport, parklands, shops • Only a short drive or bus ride to Pacific Werribee SC • Werribee train station & Werribee CBD close by

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YPA WYNDHAM CITY 9741 7777 1 Werribee Street, Werribee 48 WYNDHAM STAR WEEKLY \ OCTOBER 17, 2018

Inspect

Sat 10-10.20am Photo ID required

Contact

James Risos 0450 733 302 Bassam Tofaili 0411 449 821

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Tarneit 24 Lofty Road

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Supreme Family Living With A Spacious Design • Four large bedrooms • Master with retreat, WIR & ensuite • Lounge, kitchen, family & meals area • Ducted heating & evap cooling • Floor boards t/out, carpet in BRs • Decked alfresco, double rem garage

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Sat 1-1.20pm Photo ID required

Contact

Kirsty Cunningham 0414 344 475 Mitch Smit 0450 913 513

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The Perfect Package Of Space, Style, Comfort & Position • Amenities all within walking distance • 4 fitted BRs, master with ensuite & WIR • Formal lounge, family/meals area • Kitchen with gas cooking, dishwasher • Pergola, matured landscaped gardens • Double LUG with rear access, shed

Auction

Saturday 27th October at 12pm

Price Range $515,000 - $555,000 Inspect Contact

Sat 1-1.20pm Photo ID required Bassam Tofaili 0411 449 821 Michael Wilson 0410 730 718

YPA WYNDHAM CITY 9741 7777 1 Werribee Street, Werribee

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Affordable Abode With All The Bells, Whistles + More!

Private Sale $630,000 - $670,000

Werribee 96 Rosella Avenue

Werribee 13 Taisho Court • 4 BRs, master with WIR & ensuite • Formal sitting area upon entry • Renovated kitchen with SS appliances • Open plan meals & family living area • Outdoor undercover entertaining area • Double garage & extra OSP

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Thurs 5.40-6pm & Sat 2.40-3pm Photo ID required

Contact

Kirsty Cunningham 0414 344 475 Mitch Smit 0450 913 513

Hoppers Crossing 24 Patterson Avenue

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Walk To Pacific Werribee • Positioned on approximately 537m2 • Three bedrooms, central bathroom • Kitchen, dining, formal lounge • Outdoor pergola/entertaining space • Well established gardens all around • Single garage, single carport, OSP

Private Sale $500,000 - $535,000 Inspect

Sat 12-12.20pm Photo ID required

Contact

Kirsty Cunningham 0414 344 475 Bassam Tofaili 0411 449 821

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3 Watkins Grove.

Werribee 835 (approx)m2 AUCTION THIS SAT A URDAY AT A AT AY A 2PM! In the highly sought-after River Sanctuary Estate surrounded by quality homes and where the Werribee River and walking tracks are your front yard, this generous 835m2 (approx.) parcel of land is a premium opportunity for someone to build their dream home.

Auction Inspect 20th October 2:00pm Sat 1:30-2pm Photo ID Req

Price $620,000 - $660,000 Contact Samantha McCarthy 0431 712 899 Owen Dale 0401 468 005

46 Timbarra Drive.

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463 (approx)

AUCTION THIS SAT A URDAY AT A AT AY A 1PM! This Simonds built home sits in the heart of the thriving Riverwalk Estate and offers great family living. There are multiple living zones, stone bench tops, butler’s pantry, y Alfresco area, water tanks y, and so much more. Modern and stylish, you will be impressed!

Auction Inspect 20th October 1:00pm Sat 12:30-1pm ID Req

Price $530,000 - $560,000 Contact Samantha McCarthy 0431 712 899 Hannah Waerea 0416 119 795

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1 Crampton Court. Hoppers Crossing

1/83 Hogans Road. Hoppers Crossing

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1200 (appox)m2

Located in the highly sought-after Bellbridge Estate, this spacious home was built with family living in mind and offers an abundance of endless opportunities including the opportunity to development five-six dwellings with the three-street frontage this home has.

Private Sale

Inspect Sat 10:4511:15am ID Req

Price $790,000 $820,000

Contact Samantha McCarthy 0431 712 899 Owen Dale 0401 468 005

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1C

211 (approx)m2

This low maintenance property has been recently refreshed with new carpet and paint and is located close by to great local amenities. Pacific Werribee is a short 2km (approx.) away with Hogans Corner, Hoppers Club and public transport right at your door step.

Auction 27th October 11:00am

Inspect Sat 3-3:30pm Photo ID Req

Price $330,000 $360,000

Contact Samantha McCarthy 0431 712 899 Hannah Waerea 0416 119 795

43 Church Street. Werribee

7 Ashridge Court. Wyndham Green

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595 (approx)m2

Situated in “South Side� off W Werribee, walking distance to oW Werribee CBD, Werribee Train Station, Werribee Secondary College and dW Werribee River lays this amazing opportunity. This 4 bedroom 2 bathroom home is perfect for those looking to renovate and add their own touches or even subdivide.

Auction 27th October 10:00am

Inspect Sat 2-2:30pm Photo ID Req

Price $470,000 $510,000

Contact George Yacoubian 0402 658 335

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2C

653 (approx)m2

Set in serene location next to parks and within walking distance to public transport, this magnificently designed home is elegant and offers a well thought out floor plan with formal & informal living spaces, manicured gardens, drive thru access and ample kitchen space.

Contact Agent Inspect Sat 11:45am12:15pm ID Req

Price $595,000 $650,00

Contact Samantha McCarthy 0431 712 899 Owen Dale 0401 468 005

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6 Dromana Way. Truganina 4A

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495m2 (Approx)

4 bedrooms (master with ensuite, parents retreat, and WIR). Kitchen with SS appliances three distinct living spaces. Ducted heating, split airconditioning, alarm, double garage, camera security system.

Inspect Sat 11-11:30am Photo ID Req

Auction 27 October 3:00pm

Price $670,000 $737,0 37 00 37,0

Contact Andrew Conte 0413 236 222

EXCEPTIONAL INDUSTRIAL DEVELOPMENT SITE

With an impressive area of 1,443m² and 26 metres of frontage exposure to Lock Av A enue, this site offers the opportunity to build amongst quality commercial developments in this thriving industrial precinct.

The land has all services available, no easements on title and enjoys ready access to Princes Freeway. y y.

Zoned Industrial 3

51-53 Lock Avenue, Werribee

Auction Saturday 17th November at 11:30 am Terms: 10% deposit, settlement 60 days hockingstuart.com.au

Victor Dzienio

0400 355 610

3/18-20 Glen Street Werribee 2

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FORTHCOMING AUCTION. Great Central LocationBrilliant Start & An Even Better Investment.

This lovely brick veneer villa unit is set at the rear of this well maintained and proudly cared for complex offering comfort, peace and quiet. The home comprises of 2 double bedrooms with built-in robes, a light filled spacious open plan living/dining and kitchen, central bathroom with shower and separate bath, laundry and WC. An abundance of natural sunlight, this appealing residence has been freshly painted and features new carpets, new floor boards, gas heating, ceiling fans, ample storage and OSP to lock up garage. Centrally located in the heart of Werribee and within walking distance to everything!

Auction

Forthcoming Auction

Agent

Doris Garofalo 0425 211 818

View

Sun 21 Oct 10.00am - 10.30am

Office

Yarraville 03 9687 8388

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Don McNaughton

0414 603 605

9741 1600

38 Synnot St WERRIBEE

16 HUNTINGTON COURT WERRIBEE

Auction this Saturdayy

Outstanding residence on 803sqm in sought after riverside neighbourhood

• Family home offering a perfect combination of living & accommodation via a flexible floor plan • 3 bedrooms plus study/4 / th bedroom under roof, large /4 2 room multi purpose studio at rear • Quiet court setting on 803sqm allotment with Werribee River & walking trails at streets end • Under 900m to popular school district including Bethany & Westgrove Primary Schools • Well appointed kitchen & bathrooms, dishwasher, ducted heating and ducted cooling • Extensive pergola area, established gardens, kids playground, double remote garage with internal access and garden shed

4A 2B 2C 1D AUCTION Saturday 20th October 1pm INSPECT Saturday 20th October 12.30 - 1pm

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23 Princes Highway Werribee | 9974 0922

www.richardsonpg.com.au

D L SO 20B WALLS ROAD WERRIBEE

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Stylish low maintenance residence

• Quiet setting surrounded by schools, parks, recreation facilities, child care, shops & more • Free flowing floorplan offers 3 bedrooms, master with ensuite and spacious open plan living • Modern central kitchen with 900mm cooking appliances, stone benches & ample cupboard space • Ducted heating, high ceilings, split system heating & cooling, well appointed bathrooms, walk-in-robes to all bedrooms, alarm system and more • Internal court yard, low maintenance rear yard with garden shed, remote garage with internal access • Will suit investors & occupiers alike

23 Princes Highway Werribee | 9974 0922

D L SO 1/270 SHAWS ROAD WERRIBEE

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Steven Richardson 0407 445 567

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www.richardsonpg.com.au

• Located in the heart of Werribee, close proximity to Werribee Train Station, Werribee CBD, shops, parks schools & more • Offering 3 bedrooms, master bedroom with ensuite • Spacious floor plan with good sized lounge and separate dining area • Well appointed kitchen with stainless steel appliances, dishwasher and ample cupboard & bench space • Great sized private yard, remote garage at rear • Light filled home, ducted heating, well presented and maintained

23 Princes Highway Werribee | 9974 0922

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A 2B 2C

For Sale: $749,000 - $779,000

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A 2B 2C 1E

For Sale: $569,000

Hoppers Crossing - 3 Grevillea Crescent

Manor Lakes - 177 Manor Lakes Blvd

Energy efficient home that is 30sq approx!

Seldom sought seldom found!

• Built by Henley Homes on 660m2 land approx.

• 11 Solar panels, double glazed windows & LED lights throughout • Outdoor alfresco and landscaped gardens, with garden shed • Over sized remote double garage with internal & drive through access

• Situated on 509m2 (approx.) land • 2 Separate living areas (formal lounge & open plan family room) • Alfresco with a great size yard with views of the lakes & parklands • Currently tenanted to lovely tenants

View: Saturday 20th October 1:00pm - 1:30pm

View: Saturday 20th October 11:00am - 11:30am

Brandon Changtime, M: 0411 683 438, E: brandon@benlor.com.au

Brandon Changtime, M: 0411 683 438, E: brandon@benlor.com.au

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A 2B 2C

Auction: Saturday 10th November at 3:00pm

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A 1B 2C

Point Cook - 83 Kingsford Drive

Werribee - 14 Carmarthen Close

For Sale: $450,000 - $470,000

Family Friendly Parkside Living!

Neat as a pin!

• Situated in the Kingsford Estate - close to schools, shops & public transport • 2 separate living areas, open plan living area adjoins the alfresco & pergola extension • Double remote garage, ducted heating, split air-conditioning units & low maintenance yards

• Generous sized living area • Open plan kitchen & meals • Pergola, over sized two car garage with drive through access • Close proximity to Thomas Chirnside Primary School & public transport

View: Saturday 20th October 3:00pm - 3:30pm

View: Saturday 20th Oct 11:00am - 11:30am

Glen Wilson, M: 0410 454 034, E: glen@benlor.com.au Emanuel Mikasinovic, M: 0490 895 824, E: emanuel@benlor.com.au

Mathew Heywood, M: 0428 903 394, E: mathew@benlor.com.au Glen Wilson, M: 0410 454 034, E: glen@benlor.com.au

benlor.com.au | 175a Watton Street, Werribee | 9741 6333 54 WYNDHAM STAR WEEKLY \ OCTOBER 17, 2018

THE TRUSTED NAME IN REAL ESTATE

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A 2B 2C 1E

For Sale: $749000-$770000

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A 2B 1C

For Sale: $449000

Tarneit - 16 Habitat Court

Wyndham Vale - 4 Grain Road

Stunning Design

Popular Jubilee Estate

•Well maintained 4 bedroom plus study home situated on a 648m2 allotment •Dedicated cinema/entertainment room.

•Spacious custom designed kitchen.

•Massive open plan living area overlooking a large alfresco lined with Merbau decking.

•Comprising of a generous master bedroom with en-suite & walk in robe.

•2 further fitted bedrooms with built in robes.

•Modern kitchen benefiting from Caesar stone bench tops, stainless steel appliances.

•Includes ducted heating, cooling, security alarm system, remote single garage.

View: Saturday 20th of October 12:30 - 1:00 pm

Robert Fabretto, P: 03 9748 6333, M: 0418 377 535, E: robert@benlor.com.au

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A 2B 2C

For Sale: Contact Agent

Vince Chircop, P: 03 9748 6333, M: 0418 360 998, E: vince@benlor.com.au

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A 1B 1C

For Sale: $359000-$379000

Wyndham Vale - 215 McGrath Road

Werribee - 1/86 Purchas Street

Step Inside To Perfection

Nestled in a Quiet Court

•Three spacious bedrooms with built in robes •Master bedroom with WIR and ensuite •Study/4th Bedroom •Good size kitchen with lots of storage

•Walking distance to primary schools, public transport & Pacific Werribee is a 5 min drive.

•2 bedrooms, formal living area, quality kitchen with dishwasher.

•Ducted heating, cooling, alarm system, generous storage.

View: Saturday 20th of October 10:00 - 10:30 am

View: Saturday 20th of October 11:00 - 11:30 am

Raj Shah, P: 03 9748 6333, M: 0403 685 999, E: raj@benlor.com.au

Vince Chircop, P: 03 9748 6333, M: 0418 360 998, E: vince@benlor.com.au

benlor.com.au | 277 Heaths Road, Hoppers Crossing | 9748 6333 55 WYNDHAM STAR WEEKLY \ OCTOBER 17, 2018

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OWNER MOVING INTERSTATE! MUST BE SOLD! The owner is committed else where and will be selling on auction day!

Our instructions are clear! Get me SOLD! Flowing family home with 4 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms. 2 way Double garage with Mechanics pit, beautiful gardens, room for a boat or caravan, partially enclosed sunroom, close to absolutely everything. Nothing to do in this immaculate home.

Surrounded by park area and schools close by makes this the perfect family home or investment.

AUCTION: 11.00am-12.00pm 11.30am-12.00pm

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Small Engineering Workshop with a man who has tinkered most of his life with stationary & small engines & machinery & been able to repair & fix old time machinery & tools. Stationary small engines, some are original, some have been restored & a lot of parts that are quite sort after.

Villiers, Southern Cross, Petters, Herman, Jap, Commando, Pumper, Trojan, Kelly, Robinson, Cooper, International, Rabbit, McMillian, Phelps, Buzzacott, JLO, Ajax, Ronaldson Tippett in all different configurations some with pumps, some with drives etc., also some on transporters. Magnetos, Copper branded tanks, a Buffalo Forge Company drill press, Peerless vice, Steel wheels, Leg vice, Steel wheel transporters, Well pumps, Anvil, Swage block, Kelly grain grister, HV McKay tractor seats & others, Steel pedestals, The Crow, Senco pumps, Merino Brisbane plumbers, JAP steel wheel rotary hoe, Lots of cast & steel wheels, Copper tank branded ‘Langley Plumbers Bendigo’, Right angle drives, Copper fire extinguishers, Copper tanks, Villiers sickle finger mower, Buggy steps, Sundial Sunshine on transporter, Hafco saw bench Single phase Woodmaster, Carbatec 15” Planer CTJ-680, Dust extractor like new, Band saw, Pedal shearer guillotine, 30 tonne shop press, Pedestal drills, Spray guns, Porta power, Double ended grinder, Hafco Wood Lathe 2HP variable speed, An accumulation of drill bits, Tools, Vices, Benches & sundry tools - List will be in catalogue closer to sale. Viscount Aerolite 2 berth pop top caravan, Lots of collectable pumps, Cast iron collectable & sort after items, Large range of mechanical & bits & pieces, Quantity of mature indoor fern house plants including statues, Garden ornaments & magnificent elk ferns. There is far too much to mention, you will need to go to our website for photos. Catalogue closer to auction date. This is one of those auctions if you are a tinkerer or collector to be at! Be early, parking will be a premium.

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Business of the Annual General Meeting: s ! CURRENT 6OTING -EMBER THAT INTENDS TO SUBMIT ANY business for consideration at the Annual General Meeting must notify the General Manager of the Club in writing.

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Date: Wednesday 28th November 2018 Time: 5.30pm Location: Grandstand Foyer, Werribee Racecourse, Bulban Road, Werribee

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7 Seves Street Altona, Sat 20th Oct, 9am-1pm. Sausage sizzle, cakes stall and devonshire tea.

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FOOTSCRAY 59 Stafford Street, Sat 20th Oct 8am-11am & Sun 21st Oct 9am-1pm. Toys, clothes, collectables & more.

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HOPPERS CROSSING 24 Maplehurst Avenue, Sat 20th & Sun 21st Oct, 8am-3pm. Huge sale. Household items. Lots of clothes, shoes, handbags, toys & some tools. Lots of baragins!

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HOPPERS CROSSING 10 Marlborough Cres, Sat 20th Oct 10am-6pm. Vintage collectibles!

Over 120 items, bargain prices, negotiable.

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Farrier

FARRIER Prompt, professional and reliable. Friendly service.

Call Kaz anytime on 0409 333 597.

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KARATE

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0419 330 275 NATURAL PLUS

7 days, 9.30am - 9.30pm.

5 City Place, Sunshine.

Phone 9311 0198.

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Ph: 9360 4190 or 0466 907 714

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MALE / ASIAN MALE MASSEUR Full body oil massage. 7 days.

9am-9pm. Ph: Van 0432 187 638 St Albans.

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Pets & Services

CANARIES FOR SALE, Males.

Good whistlers. Natural apricot colour. Mules, also good whistlers. Altona area. Ph: 9398 3502

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3BR

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WERRIBEE SOUTH 8 Norman Grove

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2BR

$360pw

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3BR

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TRUGANINA 1/28 Bridlepath Drive

Positions Available 1x Load operator.

1x excavator operator.

1x Boiler maker/ Welder.

Ph: 0428 568 004

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POINT COOK 1 Skandia Lane

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SANCTUARY LAKES 7 Bayside Drive

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$550pw

Full Time/Part Time/Casual.

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FOOTSCRAY fully furnished room, central location, walking distance to all facilities. Quiet, responsible gent. 0417 324 178.

We are looking for a full-time driver to join our team.

Must have HC Licence or MC Licence, also Misc Card and wharf experience.

To discuss this position further please contact:

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Cleaning Contract

Guaranteed takings of $2,600 pw. General cleaning contracts avail with leading brand company Cheap As Chips. Current operators currently taking in excess of $3,500 per week.

Husband & wife teams welcome. Training Available. This is a business Opportunity. Call: 9826 1111 or 0415 326 685.

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Positions Vacant

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Cabinet Maker Required Call 0416 143 072 or 0438 936 388

Positions Vacant

AUTOMOTIVE Panel beaters, spray painters, managers & mechanics required.

Antonio: 0449 979 151

Driver Required

To deliver breakfast and lunch to the building trade in North West Suburbs. Monday to Friday. Approx 8am-2pm. Must have manual license. Ph: 0418 922 293

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Casual

Food Service Assistant

UA Manor Lakes are also seeking Food Service Assistants. The position will work closely with the chef to ensure the provision of high quality food and services for residents and will assist with the preparation and distribution of meals, washing dishes, and cleaning of kitchen areas.

To be successful in this role, you will have the following: Completion of a Food Handling Certificate An understanding of resident's rights, OH&S and the Food Safety Act Experience in Food Services in Aged Care / Health UA Benefits include: Being part of a culture that makes a daily difference in people's lives Being part of an organisation with core values of Respect, Partnership, Wisdom, Fairness and Stewardship Professional development and education programs Salary Packaging This position is subject to a satisfactory Police Check A willingness to work within the values of Uniting Church is essential To obtain a Position Description and apply online by 25.10.18 at www.unitingagewell.org or contact Tim Pickersgill 0400 726 534

Cemetery Operations/ Grounds Person - Werribee s ,OCATION 7ERRIBEE s 3ALARY %"! /UTDOOR ,EVEL !

3UPER s &ULL TIME /NGOING About the role: 9OU WILL BE PRIMARILY RESPONSIBLE FOR THE PREPARATION OF GRAVE SITES AND AS REQUIRED THE PREPARATION OF MAUSOLEUM CRYPTS AND LEGDER REMOVAL 4HIS ROLE WILL ALSO BE INVOLVED IN PARTICIPATING IN THE DEVELOPMENT OF NEW AREAS THROUGHOUT THE 0ARK AND PROVIDING BASIC HORTICULTURE REQUIREMENTS AS REQUIRED TO APPLY: Applications must be address the key selection criteria and be submitted to: jobs@gmct.com.au For further info: http://www.gmct.com.au/about-us/careers/ Closing date: 4pm Tuesday, 22 October 2018

Positions Vacant

NEED

Experienced Machinist Wanted

Contact Mary: 0425 421 091

To be a successful in this role, you will have the following: Previous cleaning experience in a commercial, health care or aged care environment Knowledge of cleaning products and safe handling, storage and disposal of chemicals An understanding of and ability to support compliance with OH&S and infection control Previous experience working with and using cleaning equipment Effective verbal and written communication skills

Phone 0412 155 613

Do you enjoy working outdoors?

Join our horticulture team!

Must have relevant experience, Certificate III in Horticulture or above and a manual driver's licence. To apply, email your resume and cover letter to employment@sanctuarylakes. com.au

s -UST WORK FROM HOME s -UST HAVE INDUSTRIAL MACHINE s 3EWING WOMENS CLOTHING AND SCHOOL WARE

A rewarding opportunity exists for a cleaner to contribute to quality care and services for residents through the provision of high standards of cleaning services. With a strong customer focus, the ideal candidate will have a thorough knowledge of correct cleaning techniques and will be familiar in the safe use of chemicals and infection control principles.

Based in Laverton.

Full time permanent position.

Local metro deliveries and pick-ups.

Melbourne to Albury.

Melbourne to Sydney.

Wages per agreement.

Certified Gardener

Cleaner

Part time Location - Manor Lakes

TRUCK DRIVER MC / HC

Must be qualified.

Immediate start.

Education & Tuition

A GRADE TUTORING Maths and English, all levels including VCE & IB/SL course. Please phone: 0432 514 326.

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At Uniting AgeWell (UA), our focus is on supporting older people to experience a sense of wellbeing, choice and independence in their lives, to feel valued members of their community and to have easy access to the community or residential services they need to live the life they want. With a range of services in many locations in Victoria and Tasmania, our 2,500 staff are committed to high quality services and care.

Experienced Chef required.

Call 0421 899 721.

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Real Estate

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WILLIAMSTOWN 179 Melbourne Road, Sat 20th Oct, 8.30am-1pm. Electrical, books, plants, toys, bikes & bric-a-brac.

Some local and interstate. Must have good work ethics and have road-ranger exp. Long term position. Good money for the right driver. Phone John 0407 387 255.

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GARAGE clean-ups, old cars and parts wanted. Call Paul: 0407 052 439

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WERRIBEE 2nd Werribee Scout Hall, 25 Muirhead Cres, Sat.20th Oct. 9am - 3pm. Garage sale Market day.

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HC DRIVER

Garage Sales

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FISHING GEAR Assorted fishing gear, 18 rods and reels and tonnes of tackle, $600 the lot, 97340155.

Career Opportunities

Must have experience in footpaths and crossovers. Must have licence, ABN and White Card. Ph 0425 747 157.

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61 WYNDHAM STAR WEEKLY \ OCTOBER 17, 2018

SCOREBOARD Q CRICKET

Bowling: H Winter-Irving 8.3-0-24-3, S Dixit 5-0-17-0, T Wright 3-0-28-0, J Sheppard 5-016-1, L Dredge 8-1-25-3, D Russ 9-1-23-2.

Overs: 38.3.

VICTORIAN PREMIER

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ROUND 2 (One-Day) SATURDAY SATURDA TURDAY Monash Tigers v Footscray at Central Reserve North FOOTSCRAY Innings FOOTSCRA D RUSS c Sartori b Christian . . . . . . . . . . . 1 G MUNRO c Edwards b Klaassen . . . . . . . 34 M UNDERWOOD st Edwards b O’Connell . . 14 D KIGHT c Baxter b Berryman . . . . . . . . . 71 J KIGHT c Edwards b Klaassen . . . . . . . . . . 5 A BURTON c Perry b O’Connell . . . . . . . . . 20 H WINTER-IRVING not out . . . . . . . . . . . . 42 T WRIGHT not out . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2 Extras (3lb 7w 1nb) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 11 Six wickets for . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 200 Fall: 5, 37, 64, 75, 111, 193 Bowling: M Perry 10-1-45-0, D Christian 8-025-1, T O’Connell 10-0-45-2, F Klaassen 9-240-2, B Baxter 6-1-22-0, M Berryman 5-0-151, D Matarazzo 2-0-5-0. Overs: 50 MONASH TIGERS Innings A AMIN c Wright b Dredge . . . . . . . . . . . . 67 D SARTORI b Russ . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 12 S EDWARDS lbw b Sheppard . . . . . . . . . . . 4 D CHRISTIAN not out . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 83 S TA TAYLOR not out . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 27 Extras (9b 1w 1nb). . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 11 Three wickets for . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 204 Fall: 70, 75, 115 Bowling: J Buckingham 4-0-23-0, H Winter-Irving 8-0-42-0, T Wright 6-0-29-0, J Sheppard 100-34-1, D Russ 5-0-22-1, L Dredge 6-0-45-1.

Overs: 39.

ROUND 3 (One-Day) SUNDA SUNDAY Footscray v Prahran At Mervyn G Hughes Oval FOOTSCRAY Innings FOOTSCRA G MUNRO c Miller b Parsons . . . . . . . . . . 35 D RUSS lbw b McNally . . . . . . . . . . . . . 105 M UNDERWOOD b Grimwade . . . . . . . . . . . 9 D KIGHT st Hartley b Grimwade . . . . . . . . 23 J KIGHT c Serry b McNally . . . . . . . . . . . . . 9 A BURTON c Hancock b McNally . . . . . . . . 8 H WINTER-IRVING not out . . . . . . . . . . . . 25 T WRIGHT not out . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 26 Extras (1b 1lb 4w) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6 Six wickets for . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 246 Fall: 73, 90, 158, 185, 186, 197 Bowling: M Wilcox 9-1-46-0, S Seymour 5-0-300, B Parsons 6-0-42-1, S Grimwade 10-0-40-2, N McNally 10-0-36-3, S Miller 9.5-0-49-0 Overs: 49.5 PRAHRAN Innings A BULL b Dredge. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 52 J HANCOCK b Sheppard . . . . . . . . . . . . . 26 N KING run out . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4 S MILLER c Burton b Dredge . . . . . . . . . . . 3 J SERRY c Winter-Irving b Russ . . . . . . . . . 9 N MCNALL MCNALLY c Burton b Dredge . . . . . . . . . . 3 R HARTLEY c Munro b Russ . . . . . . . . . . . . 8 S SEYMOUR c Russ b Winter-Irving. . . . . . 12 B PARSONS b Winter-Irving . . . . . . . . . . . . 8 M WILCOX not out . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2 S GRIMWADE b Winter-Irving . . . . . . . . . . . 0 Extras (1lb 6w) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 7 Total . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 134 Fall: 76, 85, 87, 89, 97, 110, 115, 131, 132, 134

Q BASEBALL VICTORIAN SUMMER LEAGUE Div 2: Newport 13 d Doncaster 9, Malvern 2 d Springvale 0, Port Melbourne 5 d Williamstown 4. Div 2 Res: Cheltenham 11 d Bonbeach 0, Newport 11 d Doncaster 8, Springvale 3 drew Malvern 3, Williamstown 10 d Port Melbourne 3. Div 2 Thirds: Cheltenham 11 d Bonbeach 3, Werribee 11 d Mulgrave 9, Doncaster 8 d Newport 3, Malvern 5 d Springvale 2, Williamstown 5 d Port Melbourne 2. Div 2 Fourths: Cheltenham 15 d Bonbeach 5, Mulgrave 11 d Werribee 10, Doncaster 14 d Newport 8, Williamstown 16 d Malvern 2.

Womens. Div 1: Essendon 10 d Doncaster 8, Footscray 12 d Springvale 8 Womens. Div 2: Doncaster 17 d Essendon 0, Waverley 13 d Footscray 12 Womens. Div 3: Springvale 16 d Doncaster/Melbourne 6, Berwick City 16 d Moorabbin 7, Fitzroy 21 d NW Titans 6, Werribee/ Footscray 15 d Bonbeach 2, Wheelers Hill 22 d Cheltenham 6. U-18 State: Cheltenham 15 d Moorabbin 5, Geelong 5 d Preston 3, Melbourne 6 d Sandringham 0, Waverley 6 d Newport 5.

U-18 Metro West: Geelong 4 d Essendon 1, Fitzroy 14 d Sunshine/Werribee 11. U-16 State: Cheltenham 5 drew Melbourne 5, Geelong 11 d Preston 4, Newport 12 d Upwey FTG 0, Berwick City 13 d Waverley 5. U-16 Metro West: Newport 17 d Fitzroy 8, Junior League Athletics: Melbourne 8 d Malvern 4. Junior League Twins: T Newport 18 d Preston Pirates 8, Essendon Bombers 25 d Werribee 0, Essendon Jets 11 d Port Melbourne 7, Preston Sea Monkeys 13 d Preston Buccaneers 5. Little League Major Twins: T Newport 15 d Williamstown 0, Essendon 22 d Preston 0, Research 21 d Sunshine 7, Werribee d Port Melbourne (Forfeit).

NORTH EAST: 1ST XI: Plenty Valley 9-412 (Ayres 106no) d Coburg 138 and 5-79, Noble Park 5-259 d Endeavour Hills 106 (Saniga 52), Kew 5-250 (Agnoletto 100 Weekes 87no) d Croydon 244, Mt Waverley 9-219 (Rees 81no) d Preston 218, Brunswick 8-218 (Shakeel 64) d Ivanhoe 165 and 1-47, Bayswater 6-316 (Sugumar 110 Osborne 99) d Balwyn 315, St Bernards 5-243 (Spinella 101 Grant 51) d Box Hill 242. 2ND XI: Brunswick 223 d Ivanhoe 81 and 3-57, Plenty Valley 5-173 (Dravid 51) d Coburg 169 (Scott 72no), Balwyn 9-158 d Bayswater 114 (Kennon 5-18), Kew 7-142 d Croydon 6-141, Noble Park 6-249 (Seccull 95no) d Endeavour Hills 7-217 (Perryman 57), Preston 6-146 d Mt Waverley 142.

SOUTH WEST: 1ST XI: Ormond 133 d Brighton 98 and 2-51, Caulfield 6-202 (Anthony 75) d Werribee 96 and 6-126 (O’Brien 52no), Williamstown 9-325 d Yarraville 245 (Potticary 63), Melton 2-226 (Gale 111no) d Malvern 4-222, Elsternwick 5-211 d Altona 129 (Shimell 5-26), Oakleigh 9-294 and 3-100 d Moorabbin 155 (Grenville 71), Hoppers Crossing 6-296 (Nicol 103) d T Taylors Lakes 238. 2ND XI: Malvern 3-125 d Melton 123, Brighton 3-309 (Perkins-Stafford 101no, Palmer 88 Fairley 51) d Ormond 178, Williamstown 8-263 d Yarraville 128, Hoppers Crossing 8-267 (Keats 127) d T Taylors Lakes 59, Elsternwick 2-208 (Hall 68 Roney 64no) d Altona 4-206 (Duff 103).

WESTERN SUBURBS CHURCHES & COMMUNITY AE Lowe Shield: Rd 2: Williams Landing 120 d by AA Tarneit T 4-127 (P Chintala 50), St Johns 155 d by Seabrook 181 (R Patel 74), United Tarneit T 4-262 d Tarneit T Central 4-261. Eddie Cocks Shield: Williams Landing 3-142 (B Singh 53) d Western Eagles 141, Tarneit T Central 8-139 d Forsyth Utd Chargers 8-134, West Gate 8-180 d Melbourne Super Blues 8-179 (V Wadhwani 60 A Kandhol 50), United Tarneit T 8-180 d Victorian Strikers 155. Bill Honey Shield: Sanctuary Lakes 152 d by Melbourne Super Blues 6-238 (SR Gangaraju 74 V Gaddam 56), T Tarneit Central 4-241 (A Dandiwal 112J Sran 74) d United T Tarneit 141 (TK Mohamed 60). AJ Murray Shield: Tarneit T Central 4-307 (S Anand 102 J Singh 92) d West Gate 86, Falcon 6-148 d Truganina Cricket Club 147, UTSC Eagles 81 d by UTSC Tigers 4-85, Melbourne Super Blues d by Williams Landing. Tasman T Smith Shield: Sunshine United 4-155 (L John 55) d St Johns 134, Melbourne Super Blues 7-157 (S Natarajan 60) d by Williamstown Congs 8-176 (S Luketic 64 S Dyson 52), Deer Park 8-118 (K Sukumar 52) d Taylors T Hill 107 (V Moses 5-13). Claude Dunn Shield: West Gate 8-199 (PA Janarthanan 50) d by Manor Lakes 9-202 (J Zangari 58), Western Eagles 1-152 (J Agarwal 79 I Syed Masoodu 64) d Tarneit T Central 143, Melton South Royals 9-105 d by UTSC Stallions 6-185 (n nisthar 61), UTSC Hunters 165 d United Wyndham 82, Altona Sports 7-155 d Falcon 154. K & P Hardeman Shield: Altona Roosters 9-212 d Sunshine United 9-131, Kingsville 6-197 (SA Khan 75) d Hoppers Crossing 5-190 (S Barlow 111), Western Lions 57 (M Hussain 66) d by Deer Park 101.

Q BOWLS BOWLS VICTORIA SATURDA SATURDA TURDAY Y METROPOLIT METROPOLITAN AN PENNANT ROUND 2 Premier Div: DEER PARK 16-75 d ALTONA AL 2-68 (R Doody 22 d N Wilson 17, J Pearce 14 lost to D McKinnon 22, C Ball 17 d B Peck 13, B Mahoney 22 d B Foley 16), YARR/FOOTSCRA YARR/FOOTSCRAY ARR/FOOTSCRAY 2-59 lost to MELBOURNE 16-95 (W Brackley 13 lost to B Fearn 30, W Roberts 12 lost to B Young Y 30, N Ball 15 lost to B Lester 20, R Coulter 19 d S Fordham 15), BUNDOORA RSL 2-67 lost to ESSENDON 16-80 (N Murray 14 lost to R Tainton T 22, L Aiello 19 lost to A Flapper 21, J Corless 20 d B Willoughby 18, A Galloway14 lost to J Bye-Norris 19), LILYDALE LIL 18-99 d WHITTLESEA 0-58 (R Nicholson 23 d L Eddington 17, Josh Sanders 27 d G Spiden 16, Z Woning 26 d L Brooks 12, JohnnySanders 23 d B Winther 14), CLAYTON CLA 16-87 d ST KILDA 2-68 (D Fisher 18 lost to N Scott 21, T Simmons 16 d B Spurr 15, D Benwell 26 d J Brewer 20, A Forsyth 27 d J Free 12).

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Heathm (1) 2-69, Burd Pk (1) 14-87 Pak (1) 4-77. Sec 4: Ment (2) 9-79 Mord (1) 9-79, Mulg CC (2) 2-86 Bright (1) 16-94, Caul Pk Alma (1) 16-93 Chelt (1) 2-66, Beau (1) 5-72 Arma (1) 13-73.

Div 2: Sec 1: Alt Sports (2) 16-92 Port Melb (1) 2-76, Will (1) 14-87 Mari Pk (1) 4-71, Melton (2) 4-67 Alt (2) 14-72, Rosam (1) 0-63 Yarr/ Foot (2) 18-101, Deer Pk (2) 14-89 Hopp (1) 4-61. Sec 2: Keil (1) 12-81 W Cob (1) 6-77, Epp RSL (1) 16-97 Pres/Res (1) 2-73, Aber CBC(1) 14-93 Craig (1) 4-79, Moon Pds (1) 14-88 Buck Pk (1) 4-68, Ess (3) 14-81 Strath (1) 4-80. Sec 3: Kings (1) 2-77 Elth (1) 16101, Dare C (1) 16-87 Rosan (1) 2-81, Whitt (2) 17-86 Lal (2) 1-56, Green (1) 18-101 Donv (1) 0-58, Montm (2) 2-66 Donc (1) 16-79. Sec 4: Black (2) 0-54 MCC (2) 18-104, Heathm (2) 16-86 Ring (2) 2-70, Mitch (2) 14-97 N Bal (1) 4-73, Bays (1) 16-100 Aub (1) 2-49, Moorool (1) 2-64 Verm Sth (1) 16-97. Sec 5: Fern Gul (2) 0-53 Lily (2) 18-99, Verm Sth (2) 17-93 Chirn Pk(1) 1-51, Moorool (2) 2-68 Up/Tecoma Up/T (1) 16-96, Monb (1) 16-78 Bays (2) 2-56. Sec 6: Pak (2) 16-88 Cran (1) 2-71, Carr (1) 1695 Hamp Park (1) 2-59, Glen Wav (1) 2-63 Ber (3) 16-77, Mulg CC (3) 4-73 Church Wav Glf (1) 14-83. Sec 7: Mid Pk (1) 16-92 Elwood (1) 2-61, Alb Pk (1) 4-86 St Kil (2) 14-87, Elst Clb (1) 18-88 Murr Pk (1) 0-65, Melb (2) 16-93 Caul Pk Alma (2) 2-65, Arma (2) 18-99 Toor T (1) 0-74. Sec 8: S Oak (1) 14-100 Beau (2) 4-75, Edith (2) 4-74 Mid Pk (2) 14-92, Clay (2) 1483 Park (1) 4-78, Coates (1) 9-76 Ash (1) 9-76, Moorab (1) 3-76 Burw Dist (1) 15-83.

Div 3: Sec 1: Broad (1) 14-97 Melton (3) 4-64, Glenr (2) 1-61 Sunb (2) 17-81, New (1) 4-74 Keil (2) 14-85, Yarr/Foot (3) 16-114 Suns VRI (1) 2-62,Alt (3) 4-78 W’bee (2) 14-86. Sec 2: Sunb (3) 18-112 Dout Gal (1) 0-64, City of Melb (1) 16-84 Yarr/Foot (4) 2-71, W’bee (3) 4-65 Moon Pds (2) 14-88, Ess (4) 2-64 Moon Val (2) 16-108. Sec 3: MCC (3) 14-82 Ivan (2) 4-69,Lal (3) 3-63 Hurst (2) 15-71, Elth (2) 4-67 Bund RSL (3) 14-93, Epp RSL (2) 4-59 Rich Uni (2) 14-98, Heid Golf (1) 9-76 Rosan (2) 9-76. Sec 4: Rich Uni (3) 2-81 E Ivan (1) 16-91, Alph (1) 14-81 Donc (2) 4-54, Hawth (1) 18-86 Black (3) 0-61, Camb Cent (1) 18-87 MCC (4) 0-62. Sec 5:Donv (2) 16-93 East Glf (1) 2-53, Yarr Glen (2) 16-91 Croy (3) 2-79, Moorool (3) 14-81 Heath Rec (1) 4-75, Ring (3) 18-92 Warb (2) 0-61, Sec 6: Mt Wav (1) 16-93 Coates (2) 2-68, Bent (2) 2-73 Chelt (2) 1692, Mulg CC (4) 14-86 Oak (1) 4-72, Hamp (1) 1-59 Arma (3) 17-83, GlenWave (2) 17-95 Glen E-McK (1) 1-64. Sec 7: Hamp RSL (1) 14-79 Clay (3) 4-74, Chelt (3) 12-73 Bent (3) 6-67, Bright (2) 2-68 Hamp (2) 16-86, Sand (1) 1477 Beau (3) 4-68. Sec 8: Chels (1) 14-92 Keys (2) 4-64, Pak (3) 2-59 Nob Pk (1) 16-102, Mulg CC (6) 2-58 Nar W War (1) 16-101, Cran (2) 18-98 Cran RSL (1) 0-54, Burd Pk (2) 2-70 Dand Clb (1) 16-87.

Div 4-Sec 1: Lav (1) 18-100 Will (2) 0-55, Hopp (3) 2-73 W’bee (4) 16-77, Deer Pk (3) 12-72 Alt North (1) 6-68, Hopp (2) 1-61 Foots Pk (1) 17-88, Sec 2: W Cob (2) 4-72 Mari Pk (2) 1474, Flem/Kens (2) 18-104 Bund RSL (4) 0-67, Buck Pk (2) 2-71 Strath (3) 16-87, Moon Val (3) 1-68 Bruns (2) 17-94, Glad Pk (1) 4-71 Aber (1) 14-78. Sec 3: Montm (3) 4-74 Whitt (3) 1486, Bund RSL (5) 4-68 Ivan (3) 14-69, Alph (2) 0-55 Kings (2) 18-111, Craig (2) 16-121 Green (2) 2-45. Sec 4: Donc (3) 16-87 Aub (2) 2-58,

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While Wyndhamvale has had a tough few years, with just five wins over the past three seasons, Moreland said the gap back to division one competitiveness wasn’t as big as it seemed.

“If we get the right guys around this young list I think we can have a really good year in division two,” he said.

“If you look at some of the results this year, they lost to Altona by just 20 points, some other close losses, so I don’t think they’re that far off.

“We’ll learn as the year goes on, and I’m keen to play as many young kids as I can. Whether the rebuild happens in one year, two years or three years, I think once guys get confidence in the game plan and backing in their skills every week we’ll get there.”

Fans of Foxtel TV show The Recruit may

remember Moreland from season one, where he progressed to the final three competitors after months of training with AFL great Michael Voss.

He said the lessons learned from that experience had formed a key part of his coaching style and the message he would be telling his new Falcons players.

“There were a few things I learnt from Vossy, just about maintaining certain things about your game and doing the one per centers,” Moreland said. “Everyone wants to learn how to win, but you can’t just rock up one day and win, you’ve got to do the work and do all the one per centers all the way through.

“So there’s a bit of knowing why we do these things and what we’re trying to get out of it. It’s exciting to share that stuff with this group.”

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Cat century the clincher

By Ewen McRae A Cameron Nicol century delivered the win to Hoppers Crossing in the Victorian Sub District Cricket Association south-west first XI season opener against Taylors Lakes at the weekend.

After Taylors Lakes fought back from a slow start last week to set a target of 239, the Cats seemed to have all the answers on day two as the top order wiped out much of the deficit before losing a wicket and batting through the day to finish on 6-296 from their 80 overs.

Nicol opened with gun recruit Jack Rhodes and together the pair frustrated the Lions bowlers with a well-constructed opening stand, taking full toll of anything loose and a lightning outfield.

Rhodes was the first to go, for 39, when Nipun Sumanasinghe trapped him in front, but the 99-run partnership had Hoppers Crossing in the box seat.

Sumanasinghe picked up a second wicket to breathe life into the Lions’ day, but when Trent Said joined Nicol at the crease the match began to slip away.

The pair moved to 180 before Said (36) departed, but Manny Singh got Nicol to his century soon afterwards as the visitors closed in on the win.

Nicol was eventually bowled for 103 by debutant Dilshan Kanchana (1-69) with victory in sight, but the Cats reached the target soon after.

Hoppers Crossing batted out the day, with Luke Goegan (40 not out) looking impressive.

Sumanasinghe was the clear standout with the ball for the Lions, finishing with 3-86 off 22 overs, while Vishesh Bansal (2-46) was good in his first game for the club.

Elsewhere, Werribee could not prevent Caulfield getting a win, but was able to improve with the bat on the second day to avoid an outright loss.

After posting just 96 on day one, and with Caulfield already 2-54 at stumps, Werribee knew it needed quick wickets if it was to be any chance of scoring an upset result.

While it was able to snare the early wicket of Johnathon Aikins, Werribee couldn’t get another breakthrough until Caulfield was building its lead.

The hosts got their total to 6-202 before declaring, with James Freeman, Michael Kelly and Bradley Apps grabbing two wickets apiece.

In reply, Werribee was 3-44 and a chance of conceding the full points before a crucial 52 from captain Tim O’Brien steered it out of trouble.

Werribee finished on 6-126 at the close of play.

IN THE DOGHOUSE ■ Interesting

start to the season for many of the local cricket clubs. In the subbies, Hoppers Crossing made a very good start, easily chasing down 238 to knock over Taylors Lakes. The star of the day was Cameron Nicol, scoring his maiden first X1 century as the Cats amassed 6 for 296. They head to Melton full of confidence and will need every bit of it. Werribee crashed rather than cruised against Caulfield with a meagre first innings total of 96 and the brittleness extended to the seconds, who were 6 for 20 before falling short in their run chase. Patrick O’Malley starred for Williamstown in an impressive victory over Yarraville while Altona lost to Elsternwick.

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could not think of a better match than Adam Contessa and the Sunshine Kangaroos. There is a buzz around Kinder Smith Reserve and rightly so as they have landed a good one.

They needed to as Barney Hallinan left big shoes to fill. Adam has great credentials as a coach but more important is what he brings to the club as a successful person. He has plenty of football and cricket flags to boast of but he won’t because that is not what he is about. Sunshine went within a kick in 2017 of the ultimate and dropped out of calculations in 2018, but I expect the Kangaroos will bounce back in a big way in 2019.

■ The

coaching ranks of the VFL in the west are certainly impressive with the announcement of Daniel Giansiracusa as the new Footscray VFL coach, joining Mark Williams (Werribee), Andy Collins (Williamstown) and Gary Ayres (Port Melbourne). That is a select club where you need a minimum of 200 AFL games to be a part of it. Add numerous premierships as both player and coach, best and fairest awards and other achievements like Norm Smith medals and you have an amazing knowledge and experience base for young players to be developed.

■ All

sporting clubs face challenges on and off the field and it is the people who put their heart and soul into it who invariably bear the brunt of the workload. Werribee Centrals is heading into its 50 anniversary year and like all clubs is always looking for new faces – and not so new – to help guide the club into the future. Centrals is holding a come and try session for female players 12 and up next Monday from 6pm at Galvin Park.

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New Wyndhamvale coach Chris Moreland is confident of rebuilding the newly relegated club back into a division one force in the coming years.

Moreland, who has signed on at the Falcons for the next two seasons, has spent the past six seasons playing for Geelong West Giants in the Geelong Football League. Prior to the Giants, he was at Bell Post Hill Football Club, where he was a premiership captain, winning three flags.

He said the challenge of rebuilding Wyndhamvale and taking on a senior coaching position was his main motivation for a move away from the Geelong football scene.

“I think after a while at Geelong West it was time for them to have someone new, and Wyndhamvale felt like a really good fit for me with a fresh start and a heap of kids there. I’m really excited by that,” Moreland said. “It wasn’t easy to leave, and a few people were upset, but

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Werribee star back in the AFL as Gold Coast beckons Werribee defender Sam Collins is set to restart his AFL career on the Gold Coast, with the Suns poised to sign the mature-age VFL prospect.

Collins, 24, enjoyed a stellar year with Werribee after being delisted by Fremantle after 14 games at the end of 2017.

The Suns are expected to make him their final signing under special dispensation rules afforded to them and Carlton.

It follows the signings last week of fellow Werribee player Josh Corbett and SANFL key position player Chris Burgess.

Collins starred in defence for Werribee this year, establishing himself as one of the best key defenders in the league and the most prolific mark in the competition.

He took out the Werribee best and fairest and also finished third in the league’s JJ Liston Trophy.

Speaking to the AFL’s trade radio, Collins said he hoped he could carve out a regular spot

in the Suns’ best team, likening himself to triple All-Australian Jeremy McGovern in the way he operates down back.

“I like to try and roll off (my opponent) and mark the ball,” the 194-centimetre defender said.

“The obvious one is Jeremy McGovern – he does it so well from the Eagles.

“That’s probably the player I am – not too flashy, but just a competitor who likes to mark the ball.”

Collins has been on the Suns’ radar for some time, with head coach Stuart Dew among staff and recruiters watching his games throughout 2018.

The imminent signing follows that of Corbett last week.

The young forward booted 22 goals and averaged 7.6 goals a game in his nine games for Werribee this season, earning the VFL most promising young player medal.

Corbett told the Suns’ website he was excited to be starting his AFL journey.

“Obviously, it’s a childhood dream for every young boy and I’m just absolutely stoked and so grateful to the Gold Coast Suns for giving me the opportunity,” Corbett said.

“I know there’s going to be a lot of hard work involved, but I’m confident with my ability as a footballer and in my communication.

“I enjoy working hard and working towards a common goal and I think that seems to be a common theme throughout the Gold Coast staff and players.

“I can’t wait to get up there and meet more of the boys and get into it all.”

Ewen McRae Sam Collins is on his way to join the Gold Coast Suns. (Marco De Luca)

Sports shorts Cricket

Tarneit and Tarneit Central turned on a run fest in Western Suburbs Churches & Community Cricket Association’s AE Lowe Shield A-grade synthetic. Batting first in a thriller, Tarneit Central posted 4-261 from its 35 overs on the back of an unbeaten 121 from Vikrant Makkar.

United Tarneit was up for the challenge. Openers Indika Massalage (68) and Charith Gunathilaka (104 not out) were the backbone of the chase as they reached the target with five balls to spare.

Baseball

Werribee’s unbeaten start to the division 2 summer baseball season continued at the weekend, with the Giants proving far too strong for Mulgrave. Once again showing off its hitting potential, Werribee ran in 10 runners while also limiting the damage on the defensive end to walk away with a 10-6 victory. With 24 runs from the first three rounds, the Giants are one of the most potent attacking teams in the league and will go into this week’s match-up with bottom-placed Bonbeach full of confidence.

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Bellbridge’s Patrick Lee had a good day with bat and ball in Saturday’s win. (Damjan Janevski)

Bellbridge squares ledger

By Ewen McRae Bellbridge is on the board for the 2018-19 season, proving far too strong for Melton South in the Victorian Turf Cricket Association Russell Pollock Shield division 5.

After an even performance with both bat and ball, Bellbridge captain Adam Masterson said it was good to get their first win after slipping up in the opening round.

“We batted really well to start off with, got what we thought was a pretty defendable score, and then executed really well with the ball so we’re pretty happy overall,” Masterson said.

“We’re 1-1 now so it’s good to square the ledger.

“We’ve been trying to drum into the guys that it’s a team game and we all have to chip in, so we’re happy if everyone can get a start that puts us in a good starting place … if someone can go on and get a big score that’s a bonus.”

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While no Bellbridge player scored more than 24, five players made scores in the 20s to steadily build the total and ensure that wickets didn’t fall in clusters early in the day.

Blake Mensch (22), Patrick Lee (22), Matthew Edsall (24), Leigh Medhurst (20 not out) and Masterson (21) were the backbone of the innings as Bellbridge finished its 40 overs with 8-176.

In reply, Melton South never really got going, as Andrew Wilks (3-19) did the damage with the new ball, and Lee (3-30) cleaned up the lower order to topple the Royals for 140.

All five Bellbridge bowlers grabbed a wicket in a good sign for the season.

Masterson said he had confidence in his bowlers once they had the score on the board.

“We knew it was a good score, but the outfield was quick so we still had to do the job with the ball,” he said.

“So long as they were tight early we thought

we’d be good enough and give ourselves the best chance of winning. All the bowlers got tidy figures which is very pleasing.”

With the first win out of the way, Masterson said he was hopeful of a successful year following the addition of some key recruits over the winter.

“It should be a really even comp,” Masterson said.

“Anyone can beat anyone on their day, so you can’t look too far ahead of yourself but we think we’ll have a pretty competitive season.

“We did a bit of recruiting to help us out this year, we’ve got a bloke from England [Jonathan Newis] to come over and help us out and he’s slotted in well, and we also got Faraz Mahmood from Wyndhamvale Suns, who wanted to play a bit of turf, which is good for us.”

Bellbridge will take on Flemington this weekend in the first two-day match of the season.

Werribee grabbed a strong win over Flemington-Kensington in division 1 pennant bowls on Saturday, winning three rinks to one. Winning skips Peter Yassar, Ian Milliage, and Rob Smith bowled for convincing wins.

Rob Patton led all day before going down in the last end of the day.

Werribee won 95 (16)-66 (2), and will travel to play Lalor this weekend.

In division 2 action, Hoppers Crossing split the rinks against Deer Park’s twos but was unable to come away with the win. Hoppers Crossing started slowly to be trailing by 10 shots after just 20 ends. But after 40 ends, it had claimed the lead in two rinks. While it held the lead in those two rinks, Deer Park claimed big wins in the other two as it won 89 (14)-61 (4). Hoppers Crossing will host Melton this weekend.

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BMW Mini was launched in 2001 after the British maker got into so much financial strife that the German company moved in to sort out the mess.

Thankfully, the guys and gals at BMW understood that though Mini had remained a sensible car, it had also become the king of the customisers.

Styling changes on the latest Mini are minimal. Instead of making exterior changes, technology and infotainment have received major upgrades based on those introduced in recent years on BMW’s own models. A new palette of colours and trims have been introduced.

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Styling

New design LED lights are standard on the Cooper S – the model we test – and on John Cooper Works. The LEDs are integrated into the main headlight fitting and increase both low and high-beam range.

An optional adaptive LED system using a matrix high-beam function that adapts to the road ahead was on our test car and certainly made night driving safer and simpler.

Infotainment

The updated Mini sees the introduction of Mini Connected, which uses a touchscreen interface and the 4G network. Included are Real-Time Traffic Information as well as Remote Services, Connected Services, Tele Services and a Concierge function. Connected Services provides weather information, key

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Powertrains

The Cooper S has a 2.0-litre four-cylinder turbo-petrol unit that produces 141 kW of power and 280 Nm of torque.

Transmission options are a six-speed manual gearbox or a sports-tuned seven-speed dual-clutch automatic with paddle shifters. The JCW’s dual-clutch includes launch control to minimise standing-start times.

Driving

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The brakes hauled off speed with ease and never showed the slightest sign of fade.

Engine lag is minimal and once it’s passed there’s strong torque that makes light work of hills. If you engage the Sport mode for added fun, you get better performance and a much-improved exhaust note.

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