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Models are a twin act Point Cook twins Deng Deng and Garang Deng are making their mark on the modelling industry.

The brothers, 22, were among 30 young finalists in the Top Model Australia national final, which was held last weekend.

Garang and Deng, who stand 6’5 tall, said they wanted to inspire other young people.

Deng helps to run a program which encourages young people to talk to their parents about mental health issues.

“I want to inspire youth within the community, to show that no matter where you come from or your gender, there are lots of opportunities out there and you can do anything,” he said.

Garang said: “I want to be able to help the community too, it’s something that I love to do.”

While both enjoy modelling and photography, Garang is also interested in clothing design.

Deng hopes to pursue acting and basketball professionally. He plays for Melton in the Big V and has appeared in a Dialogue Theatre show starring South Sudanese community members.

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Leaking roof bill mounts

By Alesha Capone Wyndham council is preparing to spend up to $7.5 million to fix the leaking roof at Eagle Stadium in Werribee.

The $47 million stadium had been plagued by a leaking roof since it was built about four years ago, forcing the cancellation of sports games on days of heavy rainfall.

A financial report released by the council last month stated: “Legal avenues for compensation are still being pursued for Eagle roof”.

The council’s director of city operations Stephen Thorpe, said the council has engaged an independent structural engineer to provide an expert opinion on the causes of the leaks.

“He has recommended options to fix the roof permanently and council has now called for tenders for a team to carry out those works,” Mr Thorpe said.

“In this financial year, up to $500,000 is budgeted to cover the interim measures and design for the permanent works.

“We’ve planned for up to $7 million to

complete the permanent works in our draft budget 2020-21, however this will not be known until the designs are completed.”

Mr Thorpe said that while the design work was underway, and as the wetter months approached, the council was implementing further interim measures “to minimise leaking and the impact on our community”.

“Council appreciates the frustrations of the community/users of the facility and that’s why we have been looking at the best ways to minimise disruptions in the short term, while

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taking the necessary steps to resolve the issue permanently,” he said.

“Our priority is to ensure the roof stops leaking permanently, and once the issue is resolved we will then consider steps to recoup costs.”

More than 600 people have signed an online petition calling for a permanent fi x to the leaking roof at Eagle Stadium.

The petition was started at Change.org by Wyndham resident Joe Williamson, during June last year.

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Toxic soil fight gains traction

By Esther Lauaki The fight against a toxic dump in Wyndham is picking up traction with hundreds of protesters expected to bring Watton Street to a standstill.

A tractor convoy through the centre of Werribee was planned for Tuesday night as part of an ongoing protest over a proposal to dump contaminated soil at a Wyndham Vale stabling yard.

Community organiser Lisa Heinrichs told Star Weekly that people wanted to send a clear message to the government that the soil is “not welcome in Wyndham”.

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- Lisa Heinrichs “We would most like it for Transurban to say that the proposal is off the table,” Ms Heinrichs said.

“We want them to say that they will take [the contaminated soil] to a permanent fit-for-purpose facility.

“We don’t want it to have it sitting in suburbs, around schools and childcare centres.”

In neighbouring Bacchus Marsh, more than 400 people vented their frustrations at a town meeting last week over a bid by Maddingley Brown Coal to receive the contaminated soil from the West Gate Tunnel project.

At the meeting, representatives from the Wyndham Vale group pledged their support to the Bacchus Marsh community’s case.

Ms Heinrichs said that Wyndham activists were keeping watch for any activity at the Hobbs Road rail yard site where the group plans to establish a blockade in coming weeks.

“We are doing a lot of work behind the scenes in planning a number of blockades and if the

government does not do right by us … there will be more blockades to come,” Ms Heinrichs said.

Werribee resident Joseph Zanatta said the government had an obligation to use the 82-hectare stabling yard “for the wellbeing of the community”.

“By not informing the whole community of the toxic nature of the soil and possible effects both on health to people, fauna and flora and environment, Tim Pallas [and the state government] … have demonstrated their arrogance and utter contempt for the community,” Mr Zanatta said.

Police put motorists on notice

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Royal connection to classic car military, while living in Japan, and the Dodge Coronet had been his staff car. Upon returning to Australia, he brought the car across to use as a family car.

Mr Thompson, who now lives in Point Cook, said the Dodge Coronet featured in the royal vehicle entourage when Queen Elizabeth visited Wagga Wagga during 1954.

He said he enjoyed going on outings in the car with other members of the Werribee & District Collectable Vehicle Club, as well as participating in displays at aged care homes and the annual Show and Shine.

Last year about 200 cars were at the show.

The Car Show and Shine will be held from 9am-4pm on Saturday, March 15 in the rear carpark of the Wyndham Civic Centre.

The event will feature raffles, trophies, food and trade stalls, and children’s entertainment including face-painting.

Werribee CFA will conduct rescue demonstrations and a barbecue will be held, with proceeds going to Camp Quality.

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Russell Thompson’s green 1950 Dodge Coronet will be among the many impressive vehicles on show when the Werribee & District Collectable Vehicle Club hosts its annual Car Show and Shine.

Mr Thompson said he purchased the Dodge Coronet – one of just six which were imported to Australia – while living in Wagga Wagga, eight years ago.

“The car still has its original paint but I had to rebuild the engine and brakes and re-pad the interior,” Mr Thompson said.

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Speedsters and other drivers flouting the road rules have been put on notice ahead of a road policing blitz planned for the Labour Day long weekend.

Across the weekend, police officers from the Westgate Highway Patrol will be out in force for Operation Arid, which runs from Friday, March 6 to Monday, March 9.

Sergeant Marty Wallace said police would be targeting the main causes of fatalities and serious injuries in crashes, which are excessive speed, driver distraction, not wearing seatbelts, fatigue and driving under the influence of alcohol or drugs.

Sergeant Wallace said that in order to avoid fatigue, drivers should plan their trip, be patient and ensure they take at least a 15 minute break every two hours.

RoadSafe Westgate Community Road Safety Council chairman Jim Giddings said speed was a contributing factor in most road crashes.

“Therefore, stay within the speed limit and drive to suit the conditions you face,” he said.

“Speeding affects both the risk of a crash happening and the severity of injuries sustained when a crash does happen.”

Mr Giddings says the work of his group, along with initiatives such as Operation Arid, would hopefully reduce the number of serious road crashes recorded during the Labor Day weekend.

He asked the community to report speeding drivers to Crime Stoppers on 1800 333 000.

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Celebrating women Musical heavyweights from across the globe are coming to Wyndham to celebrate International Women’s Day. Superjesus frontwoman Sarah McLeod, Golden Guitar finalist Gretta Ziller, hip hop artist Niasha and singer songwriter Paige Spiers will rock the crowds at a community concert as part of the Point Cook Pop-up Park this Friday.

Comedian Carla Wills will lead the night’s festive program which will include an acoustic performance by ARIA award winner, McLeod.

Wyndham cultural diversity portfolio holder, Cr Henry Barlow said the event was to celebrate women and welcomed men and children to join in the fun. “This year the theme of International

Women’s Day is, ‘an equal world is an enabled world’, where we look at gender equality and how it benefits us all,� Cr Barlow said. “As we enjoy the entertainment by these high-profile stars, we can take time to reflect on women’s achievements and the importance of women in our society. “Just bring along your deckchairs and picnic blanket and enjoy the evening of entertainment at Point Cook Pop Up Park.�

The event will also mark the launch of a new community publication Windmill Journal, celebrating local women’s writing.

The event, at Murnong Street, Point Cook, will be held between 5- 9pm.

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Police warn online sellers

By Alesha Capone Police have warned residents of a “notable increase” in thefts and assaults linked to online and social media marketplaces.

Senior Sergeant Aaron Riches said police in Wyndham, Hobsons Bay and Maribyrnong have seen an increase in people posing as potential buyers of items which are advertised on buy, swap and sell sites. He said the offenders – who were often males using fake names – asked the sellers to meet in places such

as parks, residential addresses and secluded locations during the afternoon or evening, then stole the item being offered for sale.

Senior Sergeant Riches said the thefts sometimes resulted in the victim being assaulted, usually being pushed or punched.

He said there had been reports of incidents in suburbs including Williams Landing, Tarneit, Braybrook, Altona North, Manor Lakes and Point Cook. Since the start of the year, there had been “a significant ramp-up” in the incidents, he said.

“It’s always a concern for us and we’ve thrown significant police resources at it,” Senior Sergeant Riches said.

He said police advised anyone selling items online to use a platform such as eBay, which offers built-in protections for buyers and sellers.

He said it was also safer for sellers to mail items to buyers, rather than meeting them face-to-face.

Senior Sergeant Riches said that if a seller requested to meet, the buyer should arrange to see them in a public place with CCTV, such as

a police station foyer, fast food outlet or petrol station. He also advised people to take a friend to the meet-ups, beware of overly amicable sellers and maintain communications through the online selling platform, rather than mobile phone SMS messages.

He said police were working with councils to educate multicultural communities on ways to avoid becoming a victim; were being interviewed on multicultural radio stations to raise awareness; and were including safety tips in presentations at schools and universities.

School savings a bonus Werribee mother Jade Gonzalez says participating in a program which helps families save for back-to-school costs has given her a confidence boost.

The Saver Plus program, which was developed by the Brotherhood of St Laurence and ANZ, sees participants set a savings goal for school costs, make regular deposits into a savings account across 10 months and complete financial skills workshops.

At the end of the program, their savings are matched by ANZ, dollar for dollar, up to $500.

The Smith Family delivers the program in Wyndham.

Ms Gonzalez said she was able to buy new school supplies and clothes for her two children, six year-old Patricia and nine year-old Antony, with the savings she made while involved in Saver Plus.

Ms Gonzalez said taking part in Saver Plus had left her with a feeling of achievement.

“It teaches you to save, which is the most

important thing,” she said. “The classes are really good, and include more information about how to be more financially savvy.”

Ms Gonzalez said much of the coursework was similar to advice contained in the The Barefoot Investor book by Scott Pape, such as paying small debts first and being mindful of apps which advertise “buy now, pay later”.

Ms Gonzalez said she had never imagined being able to save a deposit for a house, but the lessons she learned in Saver Plus had changed her mind.

“Now I’m able to save, it’s put in my mind that maybe I can get a house one day, and given me a boost of confidence,” she said.

For more information about the Saver Plus program, visit: www.saverplus.org.au or call 1300 610 355.

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Councils unite for rail solutions

By Esther Lauaki “Clogging up� already over-crowded train lines is not the way to improve services west of Melbourne, according to Wyndham council.

The council has united with Geelong council in calling for improved train services across the west.

It comes as the state and federal governments finalise plans for the multibillion-dollar airport rail link which is expected to pave the way for high-speed trains to Geelong.

Three proposals are being considered for the airport link, with the preferred option using

existing railway lines between Melbourne CBD and Sunshine and the new Metro Tunnel.

Geelong mayor Stephanie Asher said the councils want a rethink of the proposal.

Cr Asher said adding extra trains to over-crowded existing lines would derail any prospect of fast and frequent services to the western region. “Fast and frequent rail services to Wyndham and Geelong have the potential to significantly impact the long-term liveability of our regions, opening up employment and education opportunities and allowing our residents to spend less time on the train,� she said.

Festival of colours Thousands of people are expected to attend the colourful celebrations of Wyndham Holi 2020 this weekend.

The traditional Indian celebration, also known as the festival of spring and the festival of colours, will be held at Presidents Park.

The festival, which involves communities from diverse cultural backgrounds, aims to spread the message of peace and harmony.

The alcohol free, family-friendly event will feature dancing, performances, food, children’s’ rides, games, music, a DJ and market stalls. Coloured powders will be thrown as part of a colour run.

Attendees will be able to explore the culture and traditions of Holi, and support local businesses and community organisations at the event.

The festival is organised by the Victorian Cultural Association Australia, a not-for-profit

organisation which aims to provide major community events in the west.

The festival is supported by Wyndham council, the Victorian Multicultural Commission and the state government.

Wyndham Holi will be held on Saturday, March 7 from noon to 9pm, with fireworks scheduled for 8pm. Entry to the event is free and parking will be $5.

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“The [preferred] proposal for the Melbourne Airport Rail Link ‌ would put extra trains onto already over-crowded tracks between the CBD and Sunshine. “This would devastate the prospects of achieving desperately-needed faster and more frequent services to Melbourne’s west and regional Victoria. Our trains are already slow and overcrowded, and will only get worse without action.â€?

Wyndham mayor Josh Gilligan has been vocal in advocating for increased train services. “It’s astonishing that instead of having more services added, we’re clogging up the tracks,�

Cr Gilligan said. “As our population continues to soar, we need other tiers of government to back us and deliver the infrastructure we need.�

Both councils are calling for: • Two new electrified metropolitan rail lines through the western suburbs to Melton and Wyndham Vale, separate from the Geelong and Ballarat lines. • Increased track capacity between Sunshine and Melbourne. • Electrification of Geelong and Ballarat lines. • Connection of the Wyndham Vale and Werribee lines. • A clear timeline and funding for these works.

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Two more level crossings to go

By Esther Lauaki Work will start in less than six months to remove level crossings at Old Geelong Road in Hoppers Crossing and Werribee Street in Werribee.

The state government last week confirmed designs for the two projects and announced a combined $355.5 million package to deliver the works.

A rail bridge will be built over the Werribee Street level crossing. At Hoppers Crossing, a new road bridge will be built, creating a direct link to the Princes Freeway.

The existing Old Geelong Road level crossing will be closed to traffic, with a new overpass and forecourt built near Hoppers Crossing station to create a safe, pedestrian-friendly public transport and shopping precinct.

Tarneit MP Sarah Connolly said the works would mean commuters would no longer face queues while waiting at level crossings.

“We know how important good access is to Hoppers Crossing station and local businesses, which is why we’re building a new pedestrian overpass to make the precinct safer and more accessible for those on foot or on their bike,” she said.

At Werribee Street, a rail bridge will connect to the existing tracks and allow for future growth, such as the planned Suburban Rail Loop network improvements which will connect Wyndham Vale and Werribee. Raising the rail line between Werribee Racecourse and Werribee River aims to create new open space.

A temporary track will be built to ensure important freight services can continue to run during construction.

Werribee MP Tim Pallas said the project team would provide the community with updates on the revised designs in coming

Top left: Western Region MP Kaushaliya Vaghela, Tarneit MP Sarah Connolly, Werribee MP Tim Pallas and Level Crossing Removal Project director Tony Hedley. Above: Artist impressions of plans for the removal of level crossings at Old Geelong Road and Werribee Street. (Pictures: Supplied)

weeks. Construction is expected to start by mid-2020.

“We’re removing … level crossings in Wyndham to create benefits now and into the future – incorporating community areas into the designs to keep Wyndham people connected,” Mr Pallas said. “We’re keeping the west moving while we do these important works – including temporary tracks so vital

disruptions during construction. He said the works would be completed in 2022.

The Level Crossing Removal Project will deliver the works in partnership with McConnell Dowell, Arup, Mott MacDonald and Metro Trains Melbourne, the same alliance which recently completed the road bridge in Laverton to remove the Aviation Road crossing.

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freight services can keep running during construction.”

A new road bridge that will remove the Cherry Street level crossing in Werribee, to be constructed between Tarneit Road and the Princes Highway, has previously been announced.

Mr Pallas said all three designs for level crossing removal minimise road and rail

From one Australian classic to the next, Arthur Angel who starred in Red Dog will be performing in the iconic Australian play, Summer of the Seventeenth Doll by Ray Lawler.

Celebrate the 65th anniversary of Lawler’s much loved tale of Queensland cane cutters and Melbourne barmaids.

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Council backs funding probe

By Esther Lauaki Wyndham council is backing calls for the Auditor-General to review a $3 billion federal government program to deal with traffic congestion.

The Urban Congestion Fund is the latest scheme at the centre of pork-barrelling accusations by the opposition, which claims the Coalition unfairly distributed the money to benefit the government ahead of last year’s federal poll.

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Wyndham mayor Josh Gilligan is now asking why the municipality missed out on a share of the multi-billion-dollar fund.

Cr Gilligan said Wyndham was in desperate need of funding to tackle congestion on the city’s roads.

“We are one of the fastest-growing cities in Australia and have the highest proportion of workers commuting two or more hours a day in all of Victoria,” he said.

“Wyndham has not seen a single cent from the $3 billion Urban Congestion Fund, despite overwhelming need for congestion-busting projects like Wyndham West Link and the electrification of the Wyndham Vale line, which urgently need federal funding.”

Lalor MP Joanne Ryan last year made a $50 million election commitment to building

the Wyndham West Link. Ms Ryan said: “In order to ease congestion, reduce travel times and meet the growing needs of the Wyndham region, we need to invest in vital infrastructure such as the Wyndham West Link.”

Cr Gilligan said Wyndham traffic congestion remains a high priority for the council.

“We have no doubt that the Auditor-General will realise that the federal government’s Urban Congestion Fund needs to prioritise areas like Wyndham, where congestion has been proven to be a huge concern for residents,” he said.

Mates’ story in the frame Point Cook’s Zane Borg and his mates had some epic stories to tell – so they decided to roll them all into a film.

The 21-year-old writer-director of the upcoming feature film, The Library Boys, said he and a few friends, all from the western suburbs, wanted to create “an honest portrayal of the Aussie adolescence”.

“The film was an entirely self-financed production, shot around my childhood home in Point Cook with the support of our community, friends and family,” Borg said.

“It is an autobiographical story about my own experiences in high school that I put to paper when I was 19.

“When I was in high school I had these two best mates, James and Mitch, and we weren’t the best students but what we did have was a tonne of great stories.

“So I decided to put them all into a film.

“In that transition of being a teenager and being an adult, there’s so many ups and downs

… I think it’s important to not really lock into one or the other, you have to express it all.”

Tthe film is only half complete so the crew launched an online crowdfunding campaign to raise $15,000 to help cover post-production costs.

“As a 21-year-old film school dropout, it became my first feature-length film, a challenge also taken on by most of our young cast,” Borg said.

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Band on the rise Medancic for years.

“One of our first shows out of high school, we played the Weerama Festival actually, which was super fun to play in front of the town,” Medancic said.

“Music is life. Doing it with these guys makes it exciting and fun, being the style the music is.”

Shaw said that as musicians, self-criticism was the biggest challenge they faced.

“I remember when we recorded our first EP back in 2005, kids fresh out of high school … and to sit in recording sessions for like 10 hours a day … can get daunting,” he said. “But then you hear the finished product and you just think, ‘Wow, we made this from nothing’,” Details: facebook.com/scarletchaserband Alesha Capone 12431193-SG47-19

Band Scarlet Chaser is set to release a new album later this year.

The group is made up of Tim Shaw, Andy Medancic and Gavin Shanks, who live in Werribee, Tarneit and Melton.

Scarlet Chaser last month released the single “… Until Daylight”, from its forthcoming album, Vision Vision 2020.

Drawing influences from AC/DC, The Beatles and the Ramones.

Medancic said the band formed in Werribee, in 2005. It released a self-titled EP that same year, which reached the top 10 of the Triple J Unearthed Rock Charts for bands. It went on to play at the now-closed Melbourne Hard Rock Café, festivals, clubs and bars.

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On Tuesday night I spoke at the community rally against soil from the West Gate Tunnel Project being dumped in Wyndham. It was a great ĞǀĞŶƚ ĂŶĚ ŝƚ ǁĂƐ ĨĂŶƚĂƐƟĐ ƚŽ ƐĞĞ so many people there, sharing the message that we do not want this in Wyndham. Our community is rightly standing up for a fair go, similar to the way they did more than 20 LJĞĂƌƐ ĂŐŽ ǁŚĞŶ ƚŚĞLJ ƵŶŝƚĞĚ ƚŽ ĮŐŚƚ against a toxic soil dump in Werribee. I was honoured to address all of you at this rally on behalf of my fellow Councillors and I want to reiterate that our Council is completely united with you on the view that Wyndham will not be a dumping ground for the State Government’s problems. Wyndham is a proud community, made up ŽĨ ŚĂƌĚͲǁŽƌŬŝŶŐ ĨĂŵŝůŝĞƐ͕ ĂŶĚ ŝƚ ŝƐ ƟŵĞ ƚŚĂƚ Ăůů ůĞǀĞůƐ ŽĨ government realised we will not be ignored. From our ƉĞƌƐƉĞĐƟǀĞ͕ ŽƵŶĐŝů ǁŝůů ĐŽŶƟŶƵĞ ŽƵƌ ǁŽƌŬ ŝŶ ĂĚǀŽĐĂƟŶŐ directly to the Victorian Government to get them to change their minds on this decision.

Another important issue that we are taking to the State Government on behalf of Wyndham residents is that of the airport rail link. Wyndham City and the City of Greater Geelong have united to ensure that any link also includes a tunnel. This ŽƉƟŽŶ ŝƐ ƚŚĞ ŽŶůLJ ǀŝĂďůĞ ƐŽůƵƟŽŶ ƚŽ ŝŶĐƌĞĂƐĞ ĐĂƉĂĐŝƚLJ ĨŽƌ ŵŽƌĞ trains to travel between Sunshine and the CBD and accommodate ƚŚĞ ƉŽƉƵůĂƟŽŶ ŐƌŽǁƚŚ ǁĞ͛ƌĞ ĞdžƉĞƌŝĞŶĐŝŶŐ ŝŶ DĞůďŽƵƌŶĞ͛Ɛ tĞƐƚ͘ Wyndham’s rail network is already overcrowded beyond capacity, with more than 120,000 new passengers travelling through the tLJŶĚŚĂŵ sĂůĞ ƐƚĂƟŽŶ ĂůŽŶĞ ĞǀĞƌLJ LJĞĂƌ͘ tĞ ŶĞĞĚ ƚŽ ĞŶƐƵƌĞ that our residents are able to travel to and from work and study without the lengthy delays they are currently experiencing. tŝƚŚŽƵƚ ĂŶ ĂĚĞƋƵĂƚĞ ƉƵďůŝĐ ƚƌĂŶƐƉŽƌƚ ƐLJƐƚĞŵ ǁĞ ǁŝůů ĐŽŶƟŶƵĞ ƚŽ ƐĞĞ ŵŽƌĞ ĂŶĚ ŵŽƌĞ ǀĞŚŝĐůĞƐ ŇŽŽĚŝŶŐ ŽƵƌ ƌŽĂĚƐ͕ ĐĂƵƐŝŶŐ ŝŶĐƌĞĂƐĞĚ ĐŽŶŐĞƐƟŽŶ ĂŶĚ ĞǀĞŶ ůŽŶŐĞƌ ĚĞůĂLJƐ͘ dŚĂƚ͛Ɛ ǁŚLJ /͛ŵ ƉƌŽƵĚ ƚŽ ƐƚĂŶĚ ǁŝƚŚ ƚŚĞ DĂLJŽƌ ŽĨ 'ĞĞůŽŶŐ͕ ^ƚĞƉŚĂŶŝĞ ƐŚĞƌ͕ ŝŶ ĮŐŚƟŶŐ ĨŽƌ ŽƵƌ ĐŽŵŵƵŶŝƟĞƐ ŽŶ ƚŚŝƐ ǀŝƚĂů ŝƐƐƵĞ͘ / ďĞůŝĞǀĞ ƚŚĂƚ ƚŽŐĞƚŚĞƌ ǁĞ ĐĂŶ ŐĞƚ the results that our residents rightly deserve and expect.

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Plea on flower thefts

By Alesha Capone Volunteers from the Victoria State Rose Garden in Werribee South have appealed for visitors to refrain from stealing flowers.

The garden, which was established 38 years ago, is managed by Parks Victoria and tended by volunteers.

It is home to about 5500 roses.

The garden is a popular tourist destination but it appears some visitors are wanting a more lasting memento.

The rose garden’s official Facebook page last month asked visitors to refrain from picking flowers.

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- Susi

“Please DO NOT pick the roses. They are not yours to pick … they are for everyone to enjoy,” the post stated.

“Please respect the garden it belongs to everyone.

“If everyone did this there would be no roses and they would die from damage, disease and inappropriate pruning.”

The post stated that due to plant breeders’ rights, under law no plant material, including cuttings and blooms, was permitted to leave the rose garden Anyone who takes plant matter out of the gardens could be fined.

The garden is covered by CCTV cameras and has signs warning that cuttings, plants and flowers are not allowed to be removed from the site.

The Facebook plea prompted several

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Laura wrote: “I visit the gardens quite regularly and see visitors leaving all the time with their rather large bouquets in tow.

“These selfish folk don’t care for your CCTV

cameras but they do get very ashamed when they’re caught ‘in the act’.”

Susi said: “These people are unbelievable!

They should be fined! It is so disrespectful of all the wonderful work you do.”

Diabetes centre to open A high-tech diabetes research facility will open in Hoppers Crossing.

The new Clinical Trial and Research Centre, run by researchers and clinicians from Baker Heart and Diabetes Institute, opens this month and will trial lifestyle interventions to reduce soaring rates of diabetes, obesity and heart disease.

One trial under consideration will include the use of avatars to assist people with heart failure and cognitive deficits to care for themselves in their home.

New devices, apps and technology will also be on trial in a bid to better prevent and manage the condition.

Baker Institute director Tom Marwick said Wyndham had one of the highest rates of diabetes and obesity in the state with 57.9 per cent of residents overweight compared to the state average of 50.8 per cent.

“If we can support people to avoid a diagnosis of type 2 diabetes or help them to manage their heart disease so that they don’t suffer another heart attack or stroke, then this approach could become a model for high-risk communities across the country,” Professor Marwick said.

Professor Marwick said the centre would build important links with industry, universities and the biotechnology sector, serving as a test beacon in disease prevention and progression.

The clinical trial and research centre will be located on the first floor of the new HeartWest cardiology facility in Heaths Road, Hoppers Crossing.

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Barramundi, a big-scale business

By Alesha Capone Barramundi means big business in Werribee, which is home to the world’s largest barramundi hatchery.

MainStream Aquaculture runs a selective breeding program, with the aim of creating the world’s best barramundi, at its Lock Avenue site.

The company’s head of sales and marketing Jess Tale said that the program focused on producing the healthiest, most robust fish possible.

It is the largest supplier of barramundi fingerlings in the world, distributing them to barramundi producers in 25 countries.

The Werribee headquarters are home to Australia’s largest warm-water recirculating aquaculture system, with eight tanks holding 600,000 litres of water each.

The business also produces table-fish barramundi, under the brand name Infinity Blue Barramundi, and supplies live and chilled fish to food service and retail markets.

“Eighty per cent of the barramundi fish you eat [in Australia] are bred here,” Mr Tale said.

“A third of the world’s barramundi are born here. This facility is capable of producing 1000 tonnes of barramundi per year.”

For comparison, the global barramundi industry produces about 10,000 tonnes of fish per year.

Mr Tale said the company built its facility in Werribee after a long nation-wide search.

One of the things which made the site more attractive is a large aquifer – an underground lake – located below the area.

Water in the aquifer travels to Werribee from below the Macedon Ranges, moving about one centimetre per year, filtered through land and rock. MainStream Aquaculture drills about

Above: Barramundi fingerlings and the facilities at MainStream Aquaculture, Werribee. Right: MainStream Aquaculture founder Dr Paul Harrison (top) and group managing and chief executive Boris Musa. (Pictures: Supplied/Mainstream Aquaculture)

300 metres into the ground to locate the water, which is 1500 years old.

Mr Tale said the water was free from industrial and biological pollutants, such as bird droppings, which can carry diseases.

“The other special thing about the water here is that it’s geo-thermically warmed and heated by the Earth’s crust, it’s 29 degrees,” he said.

Werribee’s proximity to Melbourne was also taken into account.

“We can get the super-fresh fish to the market and they’re alive in the morning and

on a plate that afternoon, or the next day, that’s quite incredible,” he said.

Mr Tale said that MainStream Aquaculture has about 62 employees across its sites, including a pond farm in Queensland, with about 50 staff based in Werribee.

“We’ve got a lot of really highly-trained people here, like doctors … most of the people have a degree in aquaculture or marine science,” he said.

The work of MainStream Aquaculture is not going unnoticed – officials from the Australian

Open were so impressed when they visited the business, that it was selected to supply fish for tennis players’ meals at this year’s event.

“They came here and loved what we were doing, and said the fish would be perfect for the players,” Mr Tale said.

The company was also asked to supply three rare, gold-coloured barramundi to display inside a tank, in the players’ lounge at the open.

“I think it was fantastic, not many international tennis players knew what barramundi is, but they do now,” Mr Tale said.

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Wyndham land prices fall

By Alesha Capone The median lot price in Wyndham remains the highest across Melbourne’s northern and western growth areas, despite a four per cent drop in the three months to December 2019.

A report issued by RPM Real Estate Group last month stated Wyndham’s median lot price fell to $310,000 between October and December last year.

In comparison, Melton’s median price fell to $292,000 and Moorabool to $240,5000.

The RPM report stated there were 534 lot sales during the December quarter in Wyndham – a one per cent increase from the December 2018 quarter.

“The volume of unsold stock across the western growth corridor remains considerably higher than other areas, surpassing 2500 lots,” the report stated.

“The majority of overhang lots are in Melton and Wyndham and is starting to apply downward pressure on prices.”

RPM’s head of communities, Luke Kelly, said

now was an opportune time for buyers to enter the market in Wyndham.

“As a buyer, the best time to get into the market is right now,” he said.

Mr Kelly said the median lot price in Wyndham was the lowest median price seen in the area in the past 12 months.

In the December quarter, the median price for a 400 square metre lot was $284,750 in Manor Lakes, $288,500 in Mambourin and $300,500 in Wyndham Vale.

The median price was $305,000 in Werribee,

$315,000 in Tarneit, $336,900 in Mount Cottrell and $350,000 in Truganina.

Mr Kelly said that in December, the median size of lots sold in Wyndham dipped below 400 square metres to 395 square metres.

The RPM report stated that “poorer affordability is driving a shift in buyer preference to smaller lots”.

Mr Kelly said buyers were attracted to the west due to its amenity and infrastructure, including road networks and schools, “which are improving every day”.

Uniting needs kid’s clothes Volunteers at the Uniting Opportunity Shop in Werribee are calling for donations of children’s clothes.

The op shop is in need of good quality boys and girls clothing, with no rips and no stains, from sizes one to eight. The store is also in need of school uniforms.

The Uniting op shop, which has been operating for more than 30 years, accepts donations of clothing; manchester; bric-a-brac, handbags; bags and art prints.

Donations can be made at the store, which is located at 35 Synnot Street, Werribee (next to the Crossroads Uniting Church) Mondays to Fridays, 10am to 3pm and Saturdays from 9.30am to 1.30pm.

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Drawings bring characters to life For Hoppers Crossing’s Jennifer Reuter, drawing is an essential part of her life.

Reuter is an illustrator, storyboard and comic artist and animator, including for electronic games and the entertainment industry. “Drawing, for me, is like breathing,� she said. “I think part of it is getting to experience and learn about people, that I wouldn’t otherwise. “I like putting a lot of research into my characters and like exploring psychology, background and character by drawing.�

Reuter said she enjoyed creating her own comics, including one titled Katabatic.

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“It’s a story set in the clouds about a sky nomad who is following a tear through the clouds to find out what caused it,� she said.

Reuter hopes to get Katabatic published later this year with the help of crowdfunding. “Comics are great because it’s such a visual medium, so easy to pick up and so accessible,� she said.

Next week, Reuter will conduct a graphic novel workshop in Werribee, which will include exercises on turning text to images and information about the independent publishing scene.

The workshop is aimed at people aged 12 and up.

Reuter said participants did not have to want a career in comics or drawing, but should be interested in the topics.

BAKERS DELIGHT Jennifer Reuter. (Picture: Supplied/Katinka Kernutt)

“My hope, or goal in life, is to get more adults into graphic novels,� she said.

The free graphic novel workshop, a Wyndham council event, will be held on Saturday, March 14 at 11am in the Plaza Library at Pacific Werribee shopping centre.

Bookings required: www.wyndham.vic.gov. au/whats-on/graphic-novel-workshop See Jenareuter.com or bit.ly/Katabatic for more details.

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Fast foods dominate Wyndham

By Alesha Capone Researchers have found that Melbourne’s outer suburban areas, including Wyndham, are turning into “food swamps” dominated by unhealthy eating outlets.

Deakin University has published a study which tracked the development of Melbourne’s food retailers between 2008 and 2016, comparing “healthy,” “less healthy” “and “unhealthy” outlets in inner ring, middle ring and outer ring municipalities, plus the city’s fastest-growing municipalities of Wyndham,

Whittlesea, Melton, Hume, Casey and Cardinia.

Healthy food outlets were categorised as greengrocers, butchers, supermarkets and salad bars; less healthy options as places such as bakeries and delis; and unhealthy options included fast-food chains, takeaway shops and convenience stores.

The study compared the density of food outlets per 10,000 population in the four types of areas.

The study, published last month, found that the urban growth areas “had the least healthy

food environments”. The research discovered there were between 40 to 50 “unhealthy” outlets per 10,000 of the population in Melbourne’s growth municipalities, compared to between 20 to 30 “unhealthy” outlets in inner city areas.

The study’s leader, Cindy Needham, a PhD candidate in the Global Obesity Centre at Deakin’s Institute for Health Transformation, said Melbourne was turning into a “food swamp”.

“A food swamp is an area where unhealthy food retail outlets dominate the landscape compared to healthy options, making it

challenging for people to maintain healthy diets,” she said. “Our data shows those living in growth areas have far fewer healthy options compared to other parts of Melbourne, with the number of fast food and takeaway outlets growing faster than supermarkets in these areas.

“Growth areas have the highest ratio of unhealthy to healthy food outlets.”

Ms Needham said that residents in some growth suburbs had to walk or drive past about nine unhealthy outlets before they could find one healthy outlet.

Serving up new courts Two new concrete tennis courts are being installed at the Little River Sports Reserve.

Wyndham council is constructing the new courts, to replace the reserve’s two existing asphalt tennis courts, as part of a $450,000 upgrade.

The council is also installing new drains to help prevent flooding; creating new pathways leading to the courts; building a new fence and landscaping the court’s surrounds.

Wyndham’s sports development portfolio holder Cr Peter Maynard, said the upgrades would ensure the historic Little River Tennis Club continued to flourish.

“Little River Tennis Club was established all the way back in 1880, when the Little River Sports Reserve was built,” Cr Maynard said.

“Many of the club’s members have been playing at this reserve for the past five decades, with countless competitions and happy memories forged here.

“The current courts are 25 years old and in a state of disrepair, with a cracked, uneven surface that frequently pools water – posing a safety risk to players.

“The new concrete courts will be better suited to the Little River topography, providing a smooth and sturdy surface, with drains to capture water.

“In addition, the upgrades will help the club expand and attract new members, with the potential to offer tennis lessons on-site once again.”

Construction of the new courts started last month and is due to be finished by April.

Details: www.wyndham.vic.gov.au/project/ little-river-tennis-court-redevelopment Little River Tennis Club members with Wyndham Cr Peter Maynard and mayor Josh Gilligan.

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Big boost in investment

By Esther Lauaki Investment in Wyndham continues to grow with more than $200 million worth of land and infrastructure agreements with developers made in the past financial year.

Wyndham council’s urban futures portfolio holder, Cr Intaj Khan said the amount of money being poured into key projects indicated confidence that the city was preparing appropriately for its rapid growth.

Latest population forecasts from demographic specialists .id show that by 2040, Wyndham’s population will surge past half a million people.

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Charges over roadside dumping A 25 year-old Tarneit man is set to appear in court later this year, after being charged with dumping concrete slabs alongside roads around Melbourne.

The Environment Protection Authority Victoria (EPA), Victorian Building Authority, Mornington Peninsula Shire council and Department of Transport were alerted to the dumped concrete last year, and the EPA launched an investigation during September.

The accused man was charged and bailed at the Footscray Police Station last month, to appear at the Frankston Magistrates Court on July 8.

The man was charged with dumping industrial waste under the Environment Protection Act 1970. The charge relates to a number of incidents where large concrete slabs were dumped on roadsides.

New environment laws will take effect in Victoria on July 1 this year, introducing a general environmental duty requiring businesses and individuals to prevent harm to the environment and human health.

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Basketball court to be moved

By Alesha Capone A Tarneit basketball court will be relocated, following complaints about anti-social behavior from nearby residents.

Wyndham council will spend $161,000 to relocate the Seasons Park basketball court in Highland Place to Baden Powell Reserve.

Baden Powell Reserve is located about 500 metres away from Seasons Park, on the opposite side of Tarneit Creek.

The council’s Director of City Operations, Stephen Thorpe, said the basketball court at Seasons Park was located close to residential properties.

“In the past two years, council received complaints from nearby residents about the court being used late at night as well as some anti-social behavior,” he said.

Mr Thorpe said that in response, the council erected signs at the Seasons Park court outlining its conditions of use, such as that it

was only to be used from dawn to dusk. The signs also asked park users to respect nearby residents.

“Unfortunately, the behaviour continued, so council undertook community consultation proposing the relocation to Baden Powell Reserve, which supports active recreation activities and includes facilities such as public toilets,” Mr Thorpe said.

“The idea of using the old court for off-street parking was raised, however it was not

supported in our community consultation, so it will be returned to open space with lawn and garden beds.”

The Seasons Park basketball court is about 1.6 kilometres away from Ecoville Park in Cindia Crescent, Tarneit, which regularly featured in the media during 2017, after becoming subject to regular vandalism and anti-social behaviour.

For more information on the basketball court relocation, visit: theloop.wyndham.vic. gov.au/Seasons-Basketball-Court

Help is close at hand A not-for-profit organisation dedicated to addressing the welfare needs of the Indian community in Victoria is providing culturallyappropriate assistance on topics including family violence, drug and alcohol use, employment and visa issues.

IndianCare, which is based in St Albans, conducts much of its work across Melbourne’s west and southeast, which have a high population of residents from an Indian background.

IndianCare’s family violence prevention co-ordinator, Chandana Rao, said the organisation regularly ran workshops, events and programs aimed at family violence prevention, education and awareness. Ms Rao said IndianCare has also established partnerships with organisations such as Womens Health West. “Effective partnerships have also been established with community leaders from grudwaras and temples, Indian groups, sporting clubs, senior clubs, etc, to reach a wider proportion of the community,”

she said. An IndianCare LDAT (Local Drug Action Team) project worker, Gagan Sohi, said the organisation was running a risky drinking prevention program in Wyndham, funded by the Alcohol and Drug Foundation. Ms Sohi said that recent immigrants to Australia from India, could face a higher prevalence of risk factors including low levels of social cohesion, unstable housing, unemployment and poor mental health, factors which could contribute to alcohol misuse.

“Some sections of the Indian community have cultural practices that make it normal to drink at risky levels,” she said. “It can worsen here due to the easy availability of alcohol, cheap prices and peer pressure.”

She said the western LDAT team has partnered with the Indian Seniors group Club 60 Tarneit, the Brothers & Sisters Foundation and Wyndham Social Cricket League.

Details: https://www.indiancare.org.au/ Alesha Capone

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VCAT ticks Truganina development

By Alesha Capone Plans for 22 dwellings to be built in a Truganina court have been approved by the Victorian Civil and Administrative Tribunal.

The decision, issued by VCAT member Tracey Bilston-McGillen last month, allows for five single-storey, 11 two-storey and six three-storey dwellings to be built at 6 Blake Court.

The three-bedroom dwellings and a 300 square metre communal open space, will be built on a 5622-square metre site.

The developers initially applied to Wyndham council to build 24 dwellings on the land, but have since amended the plan to 22 dwellings.

The council refused the development on a number of grounds, including concerns that “overdevelopment” of the site would have a detrimental impact on the amenity of surrounding properties.

Ms Bilston-McGillen said the council agreed that the site should be developed, but it was concerned about the “intensity” of the proposed plan. However, she said the combination of single, two and three-storey dwellings “offers a

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“Clearly the proposed development is different from the surrounding single dwellings on lots of 300-600 square metres,” she said.

“But respecting neighbourhood character does not mean to replicate the existing form.”

Ms Bilston-McGillen said that council was also concerned that three-storey homes would be “foreign to the area and out of character with the neighbourhood”.

She said the six, three-storey townhouses would be built in the centre of the development.

“In this case, due to the limited street presence and the siting of this three storey form, I find there is little impact,” she said.

Ms Bilston-McGillen said she would grant a permit for the development, with conditions including that an amended waste management plan be submitted and approved by council.

Baby, what a year It doesn’t take a leap of the imagination to see how cute the babies born at Werribee Mercy Hospital on Saturday are.

Seven infants were born at the hospital on Saturday, which fell on the leap year day of February 29.

The seven youngsters have joined a club which only 0.07 per cent of the global population belong to.

Of those born at Werribee Mercy on Saturday were Mikayla Jane Armstrong, Thomas Senior and Esther Rosa Gonzalez Perez.

Mikayla is the first-born child of Trent and Stephanie Armstrong, of Werribee.

Mikayla was born one day later than expected, at 4.01am.

“I wanted a leap year baby,” Mr Armstrong said. “It’s a special day for a special little girl.”

For Rachel Daborn and Ben Senior, who are also first-time parents, Thomas arrived nine days after his February 20 due date.

“We live in Port Melbourne,” Rachel said.

“But we wanted to deliver our baby here at Werribee Mercy Hospital because up until recently, I worked here at the hospital as a midwife and I really wanted to have my baby with all of my friends around me.”

Esther’s mother and father, Santiago and Claire, said they would likely mark their daughter’s birthday on February 28, every three out of four years.

Esther was five days overdue, making her grand entrance into the world just half an hour into Saturday.

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Mikayla Jane Armstrong is the first-born child of Trent and Stephanie Armstrong.

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Landfill levy set to increase

By Alesha Capone The state government’s landfill levy is set to rise under plans to reform the Victorian recycling system.

The levy, which is paid by tip operators and councils to the state government, is set to increase from $66 per tonne to $126 per tonne over the next three years. A statement issued by Environment Minister Lily D’Ambrosio said the government would progressively increase the landfill levy over the coming years, to bring it into line with other states.

“Victoria’s landfill levy is significantly lower than our neighbouring states, meaning Victoria is too often used as a dumping ground for waste coming from New South Wales and South Australia,” the statement said.

The Municipal Association of Victoria (MAV) welcomed the state government’s recycling reform plan, including the introduction of a container deposit scheme and four bins for each household. However, MAV rural deputy president Ruth Gstrein said the state government would need to work closely with councils, industry and others to achieve

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best outcomes for the community.

“The decision to increase the landfill levy isn’t unexpected,” Cr Gstrein said. “Our main concern is that the money raised through the levy is invested back into the resource recovery system.”

The Australian Industry Group’s Victorian

head, Tim Piper, said the higher landfill levy would increase costs at a difficult time, including for businesses in the recycling industry.

“Raising the costs of recycling will impede the important task of raising levels of recycling in Victoria because it will make recycling less profitable for the industry,” he said.

Wyndham council city operations director Stephen Thorpe said: “Council will be working through what an increase in landfill levies means for Wyndham City and our ratepayers in the coming weeks.”

New kinder opens local kinder close to home that will give local kids the support they need from the start of their education.”

She said investment in the centre was part of a $5 billion plan to ensure every Victorian child has access to at least five hours of subsidised three-year-old kinder by 2022, progressively scaled up to 15 hours per week over the next decade.

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Nearly 100 kindergarten kids will have a spot at the newly opened Mainview Boulevard Family Learning Centre in Truganina.

Wyndham mayor Josh Gilligan said the recent opening of the $6.4 million centre brought Wyndham a step closer to being a more livable city.

“We’re committed to building our kinders right next to schools so parents don’t have to travel to multiple spots for school or kinder drop off,” Cr Gilligan said.

“That’s why it is terrific to launch the Mainview Boulevard Family Learning Centre.

“The centre will include much-needed services for our residents, which includes maternal and child health, support services, and early childhood education.”

The state government contributed $2.4 million to the project.

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Eye care for new arrivals

By Alesha Capone Volunteers at the Wyndham Community and Education Centre are seeing better after getting their eyes checked at a Werribee optometrist.

The volunteers, who came to Australia as refugees from Burma, participate in traditional weaving activities at the centre, which is also known as the WCEC. The centre’s settlement services coordinator Richard Dove said he arranged for 12 of the volunteers, aged between 55 to 65 years old, to have their eyes checked at Insight Vision Care.

Mr Dove said he organised the check-ups after representatives from the Handweavers and Spinners Guild of Victoria, who teach the volunteers new ways to weave, noticed some of them were struggling with their eyesight.

“A lot of the refugees lived in a jungle environment and most never had access to eye care, so they could be living with cataracts, which may be treatable, and may even be partially blind, when they come to Australia,” he said.

Mr Dove said after he approached Insight Vision Care about conducting the check ups, they agreed to bulk bill the appointments through Medicare, even though they usually do not do this.

He praised the efforts of Insight’s optometrist Daniel Farrugia and manager and dispenser Lisa Summers in working with the volunteers.

“They were very patient and generous,” Mr Dove said.

He said the volunteers each had a 45-minute appointment, and that WCEC caseworkers also attended the sessions, to interpret between the medical staff and weavers.

Mr Dove said the check-ups detected that one volunteer had a scar on the inside of their eye, while another had cataracts.

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Educational first for nation Educators at a Wyndham Vale childcare centre are the first in the nation to participate in a professional development program, which aims to boost children’s readiness for school and increase their talking interactions.

The centre, Adventurers, is using technology developed by the LENA charity in the United States, which is dedicated to accelerating language development in children from birth to age three, in order to improve their social and emotional health and to close opportunity gaps.

The Lena Grow technology sees children at the centre wear small recorders – also called talk pedometers – to monitor their verbal interactions, one day per week. After the recordings have been processed using LENA software, educators can participate in professional development coaching sessions to learn ways to increase the amount of talking they do with children. This in turn, helps with children’s brain development.

Adventurers is using the talk pedometers in its baby’s and toddler rooms. Adventurers owner Matthew Gillet said educators were enjoying the opportunity to improve the “language experience” for children under their care.

“We’re very excited to be using LENA Grow to ensure that Adventurers children will be ready for school,” he said. “Language environment has an impact on vocabulary, reading ability, IQ and even the speed of a child’s brain – all important things for school readiness.”

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First entrant in the Miss Weerama contest 1980 is Tracey Adair, 20, a drafting officer at Werribee Shire Council. Tracey has been sponsored by the Shire of Werribee Employees’ Social Club.

Traffic jams and drink-driving offences marred Werribee’s first hosting of the third annual Harvest Picnic on Sunday.

Tempers of the estimated 60,000 strong crowd flared in the warm summer weather as motorists were trapped in four hour jams stretching 12 kilometres from the Werribee Park venue to Skeleton Creek.

Residents of Fontain Court in Werribee’s Edwards Park estate last week won their fight to stop a dual occupancy development – comprising four units – being built in their street. The Victorian Civil and Administrative Tribunal (VCAT) blocked the Wyndham council-approved development finding “that (the units’) appearance will be detrimental to the amenity”.

While there was widespread relief following the defeat of the state government’s proposed growth areas tax, Wyndham landowners fear it’s not dead and buried yet. Under the proposed legislation, those who purchased properties inside an expanded urban growth boundary around Melbourne’s fringe were to be slugged $95,000 a hectare when selling land.

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MY WYNDHAM Werribee’s Patrizia Accoglienza and Melinda Hall, who count photography, videography, web and digital marketing design among their talents, run a business together called Photozigner. They chat with Alesha Capone.

You both live in Werribee?

Melinda: I was born and raised in Werribee, I’m now 32 years old.

Patrizia: I was also born in Werribee, moved to Queensland at 14 and then moved back to Werribee at 24.

What do you like most about the area?

Patrizia: Both my parents and their families migrated from Italy to Australia in 1962 and came to live in Werribee. Back in the day, Werribee had its own Italian community. I’m now 43, so I have seen Werribee grow over 43 years. I feel central to most things. I like day trips to Geelong, the city and the variety of beaches that are close by. It’s good for my photography. I love to just pop down to one of the numerous coffee shops for breakfast, I feel Werribee is becoming very trendy.

Melinda: I’m a bit artsy so I love the wine and cheese festival event at Werribee Mansion.

I also have used other parklands and even an abandoned house in Werribee South for a concept photoshoot.

There are some interesting areas around and after a little exploration, or a tip from friends or family, you’re always bound to find something you didn’t know was there.

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Melinda: The accessibility to mostly anything.

Parks, beaches, the city, the countryside, other towns that are close by, a few train stations. I love that Werribee and its surrounding area is so central to anything that you need or want.

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Patrizia: I shoot mostly landscape photography.

Campbells Cove is my favourite place to photograph, K Road cliffs, Werribee South, Werribee Mansion, Altona Pier and the city.

You also travelled around Asia and eastern Europe for seven months, creating a travel vlog?

Patrizia: I have been on three long trips with Melinda. I love being able to capture different

images from different countries all over the world as well as taking in the culture. Vlogging was definitely a great experience but lots of hard work too. It took up most of our time, which distracted us from photography and design so we did decide it wasn’t for us.

Melinda: The vlog, The Photozigner Journey, was our major project that made us really understand each other’s strengths and weaknesses when it comes to working together.

We have pivoted the Photozigner business a little more toward our skills and interests, focused on event and design services. It’s a new challenge for us.

Patrizia: We have only been back a little over a month and wanting to focus on the freelance work. We both have projects in the works that are focused on photography and design.

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Bridge lessons Williamstown Bridge Club is offering lessons in learning to play on Fridays from 10am-12.45pm at Hobsons Bay Sport and Game Fishing Club, 17 Altona Road, Seaholme. First two lessons free and $80, including a workbook, if you wish to continue for six more weeks.

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Book Sale A charity book sale will be held on March 28 and 29 at 64 Evrah Drive, Hoppers Crossing, 8am-5pm to raise money for Werribee Hospital Foundation. The sale includes adult fiction, non-fiction, children’s books, and magazines; all items $2. Currently accepting donations.

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Werribee Church of Christ holds a playgroup for children between six months and five years old on Wednesdays between 11am and 1pm. Playgroup activities vary with free play, children’s stories and crafts. First visit is free, registration is $5 followed by $3 weekly charge.

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Harmony Day on March 21 promotes inclusion, respect and a sense of belonging for all. Wyndham City Youth Services is hosting a free Harmony Day community event at Wyndham Park where residents can indulge in cuisine from across the globe, watch multicultural dance performances, have henna painted on their hands, and listen to live music.

Showcasing the very best handmade art, design and food-based products by local creatives, the Williams Landing Makers’ Market will be held at Cedar Woods between 10am and 3pm on Saturday, March 28 and Sunday, April 26.

Walkers of all ages can step it up at Point Cook Town Centre. Meet outside dry cleaners, Monday to Friday, at 9am.

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Let’s talk Werribee Church of Christ hosts conversational English lessons on Saturdays at 10am to practise and develop speaking skills in a relaxed, small group.

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Community classes Laverton Community Education is taking enrolments now for Certificate III in Individual Support. This course is ideal for those who want to develop their career in the aged and community care industry, by gaining the latest nationally-accredited qualification.

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Cobbledicks Ford conservation Check out the Cobbledicks Ford conservation activities on the second Friday of the month between 10am and noon (except April). Activities include watering and maintenance on March 13 and planting days commence in May. ■ 0407 546 235

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Home appliance department proprietor at Harvey Norman Richmond Craig Gee encourages customers to book in for a pre or post purchase NEFF cooking demonstration at their local store to fully appreciate the NEFF difference.

“A pre purchase demo allows customers to gain a hands-on feel for cooking with NEFF and the results. The demos are great for appreciating the technology involved, particularly the NEFF steam cooking function which features in most ovens,“ Mr Gee said.

“Post purchase, people like to come back for a refresher and get more detailed knowl-

edge about their oven. These demonstrations take it to the next level in understanding.“ Mr Gee said customers loved NEFF because of its German heritage, overall workmanship, technology and guaranteed four year warranty on all appliances - this includes parts and labour.

“NEFF is for those who want something at the top end of the market that will last a long time and cook precisely. They are beautiful products,“ Mr Gee said.

Take advantage NEFF’s current promotion and save $600 on the pyrolytic Slide&Hide;® oven that was the top performer in a recent Choice test (B57CR22N0B). The oven, originally priced at $2,799, is just $2,199 until 31 March 2020 or while stocks last. Conditions apply.

To find out more about NEFF talk to the experts at your local Harvey Norman store.

SAUCE 1 tbsp instant coffee 300ml boiling water 3/4 cup brown sugar 2 tbsps Dutch cocoa METHOD Preheat oven on CircoTherm to 180°C and lightly grease 6 x 200ml individual ramekins.

Sift flour, cocoa and caster sugar into a mixing bowl. Whisk melted butter, egg, vanilla essence and buttermilk together. Make a well in the centre of the flour then whisk in buttermilk mixture, mixing until smooth. Fold in chopped chocolate.

Divide mixture evenly between ramekins. Stand ramekins on a baking tray - this will make it easier when putting puddings in and out of the oven.

SAUCE Dissolve coffee in the boiling water then add brown sugar and cocoa, stirring until mixture is combined.

Carefully pour mixture over the back of a metal spoon directly onto pudding batter.

Bake for 15 - 18 minutes or until puddings are firm and sauce forms underneath the cake mixture.

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Wyndham Rotary Fun Run

Putting the fun in fun run Combining a passion for the community and exercise, Kate Scholtens is an avid participant in, and event ambassador for, parkrun Australia this year.

Although she calls herself a ‘back of the pack’ runner, parkrun enables Kate to enjoy running, supporting the community and socialising all at the same time.

With nearly 300 parkruns and 100 volunteers to her credit, Kate’s love of parkrun is infectious as she joins the community and families coming together each Saturday for the free 5 kilometre event. Kate advocates an active lifestyle for any age and believes that the local community has an important role to play in bringing people together in that pursuit.

From parkrun, Kate has formed an association with the Point Cook Runners, which has led to her becoming president of the group. Although initially hesitant to join a running club, as they are for ‘fast runners’, Kate found the social and inclusive group supportive and rewarding for runners of all ages and abilities.

Living an active lifestyle in the community has provided Kate with ongoing health benefits, memorable experiences and lasting friendships.

The parkrun community has supported the Wyndham Rotary Fun Run/ Walk for several years and hopes the Wyndham community will continue to support it in pursuit of a healthy and active lifestyle.

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Message from the President “Welcome to the Manor Lakes Wyndham Rotary Fun Run/Walk, to be held on Sunday, March 15.

“The course is ideal for first-time runners, avid walkers or experienced runners seeking a new challenge. It runs alongside the beautiful Werribee River for most of its course.

“The main events include five and 10-kilometre runs and four and eightkilometre walks.

“There will be a 1500-metre run for children 12 and under, and a 400-metre run for children six and under – along with other fun activities for the kids.

“Participants will be helping to raise funds for fitting out a new sensory room at the Werribee Mercy Hospital Mental Health Unit, with Rotary Club aiming to raise more than $20,000.

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“You can enter as an individual, with friends and family or perhaps as a team. It promises to be a fun-filled day, with something for everyone, including giveaways, special guests and lots more!

“The first 500 entrants receive a free T-shirt as a memento of the event.

Early entry online can be done at wyndhamfunrun.org. On-site entry and bib collection are available between 1-3pm on Saturday, March 14, and from 7.15-8am on Sunday, March 15.

“Entrants are encouraged to get to the event early on the Sunday to get parking.

“We look forward to your participation.”

Alan Davidge, President, Rotary Club of Wyndham

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Property of the week

HOPPERS CROSSING 10 Kennedia Close, 3029 Lawson Real Estate Wyndham: 9741 9666 Reclining in a court setting, this four-bedroom house is close to a range of schools and facilities with The Grange P-12 Primary School on one side and Warringa Park on the other.

The residence opens to glowing timber floorboards and soaring cathedral ceilings in the entry hall and the sunken lounge room. Tall windows with cream blinds on both sides of the lounge room bring in plenty of light.

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panelling at the very centre of the dwelling.

It features bevel-edged benchtops, a breakfast bench, ample cabinetry and stainless-steel appliances that include a smart wall oven, microwave and gas cooktop. Servery-style windows face the entertainment area outside.

Nearby the kitchen, the large meals area has views out to the side yard, and there’s also a study niche.

Timber floors continue through the remainder of the house including a second living room with a large window overlooking

established rear gardens.

A sunny, front-facing main bedroom has hanging pendant lights and soft grey carpets that complement the room’s restful colour palette.

There’s also a walk-in robe and an open-plan en suite with beautiful stone-coloured floor-to-ceiling tiles, a bath, chic shower and sleek vanity.

The remaining three bedrooms all have built-in robes (one has a study area), and are close to a recently refreshed family bathroom. This has a spruce vanity with

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Back outside, the pergola with decked entertainment area is spacious and is perfect for barbecues and other get-togethers. It spills out to a lawned zone with neat garden beds and shrubs for privacy.

Air-conditioning and a double garage are included in this deal while an alarm system gives peace of mind.

Jenan Taylor

Agent’s choice

WERRIBEE 1/7 Annarosa Court, 3030 Lawson Real Estate Wyndham: 9741 9666

Price: $550,000 – $580,000

WERRIBEE 6 Yankos Drive, 3030 Private sale

First National Westwood: 9742 5555

Price: Contact agent

Private sale

Community, as well as plentiful natural parkland, are right on the doorstep of this chic, two-storey townhouse. It’s close to Werribee Zoo and a short distance from Werribee Secondary College and Werribee train station, while access to the freeway is easy. Floor tiles lead the way from the entrance of the modern residence to the expansive, sunny living room at the back. This open-plan area has a kitchen with plenty of cabinets, tiled, latte-coloured backsplash and a large island bar. This overlooks a meals and family area.

Wide sliding doors lead from this zone to a paved outdoor entertainment space and smartly landscaped backyard. Four carpeted bedrooms, some of which are on the second level, have built-in robes and there are two en suites finished in tranquil tones. A split-system and a garage are also in the deal.

Terracotta-coloured floor tiles lead the way from the front door of this attractive four-bedroom house. They combine well with grey washed walls in a relaxed but contemporary palette. The lounge and dining area have soft carpets, while further into the house, there’s an open concept living area. Here, the timber kitchen has stainless-steel appliances including a two-drawer dishwasher, and there’s also a walk-in pantry. The semi-circle breakfast bar has lots of space for food preparation and stands sentinel over the family zone. In the back, the well-groomed, north-facing garden has rich lawns, thriving beds and shrubs and lovely garden features. There’s also a covered pergola that’s perfect for hosting barbecues. The main bedroom has a walk-in robe and a roomy en suite.

The remaining bedrooms also have access to a central bathroom with a large bathtub.

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Cemented in the local history, this residence offers much for buyers and families interested in capturing and perhaps expanding on some of that character.

It is a short walk to Soldiers Memorial Park and close to Werribee Secondary College, Corpus Christi Primary School, sports facilities and the local shopping precinct, placing it at the heart of the community.

Inside, there are lavish walls and floor coverings, high ceilings, with ornate chandeliers and pendant lights in many of the living spaces and bedrooms.

There are two large bedrooms at the front of the house, with one easily able to be adapted into a lounge room.

At the centre of the residence, a living room leads to a step-down kitchen. This massive space retains some of its original farmhouse flavour with its open style and practical, tidy cabinetry. It has views to the backyard, which also has some of its market garden features and some sheds, while a door leads to an undercover pergola which is perfect for outdoor entertaining.

The house has two further bedrooms and there is a family bathroom with crisp white vanity and bath.

A single garage and a gas heating unit are included.

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Dean Caramia Licensed Estate Agent Dean Caramia brings energy and experience to every sale he’s involved in. A second-generation real estate professional, Dean has been immersed in the property business for years and has developed a comprehensive market knowledge, particularly in Melbourne’s west where he has lived his entire life.

Personable and professional, Dean puts the needs of his clients first. By staying focused on their needs and the ultimate goal of securing the best result for their individual circumstances, Dean is fast developing a reputation for excellent results.

With a down-to-earth and open communication style, Dean believes transparency of the process is essential. He works tirelessly to ensure owners and purchasers are well-informed every step of the way by providing regular updates and feedback.

If you are thinking of selling or leasing your property contact Lawson Real Estate Wyndham on 9741 9666 or admin@lawsonrew.com.au

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SUPERB COURT LOCATION Stunning family home located in one of the area’s most popular pockets on approx. 651sqm. Walking distance to schools, sporting facilities, parks, shopping & transport.

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FOR SALE BY OPENN NEGOTIATION Wyndham Vale 20 Mundara Drive Entertainers Dream

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• Solar heated and salt chlorinated in ground swimming pool • Remote controlled double garage with direct home access, ducted gas heating, air conditioning, high ceilings and exposed aggregate concrete

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OPENN NEGOTIATION Werribee 10 Sheringham Drive When location matters Features include: • Located in Werribee’s south side • 576m2 allotment • 4 Bedrooms with built-in robes • 5th Bedroom / large home office • include floating floors, ducted gas heating, evaporative cooling, an amazing man cave/ garage neatly tucked in the rear yard, and just a short walk to schools such as Werribee Primary, Corpus Christi & MacKillop College

4A 2B 2C 1D Inspect Sat 7 Mar 12:15 - 12:45pm Sun 8 Mar 1:40 - 2:10pm Agent Rob Westwood 0439 487 818 James Robertson 0402 216 646

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There seems to be more questions than answers for Werribee ahead of the Victorian Sub-District Cricket Association finals starting on Saturday.

Will the Tigers bare any scars of past failed finals campaigns?

Are their recent disappointing results – three losses in the past four matches – a truer indication of their form or just slight missteps?

Tigers captain-coach Tim O’Brien acknowledged the need to address these questions and more, but he will not be consumed by looking too long into the rearview mirror ahead of a qualifying final with Altona at JK Grant Reserve on Saturday.

“I’m fully confident we can put it together in the next couple of weeks,” he said.

Werribee fell to fourth on the ladder over the final two weeks of the season.

The Tigers missed their chance of a home final with a five-wicket one-day loss to Williamstown away on Saturday.

Fourth-placed Werribee posted 9-153 with Mathew Palmer top-scoring with 34.

Williamstown reached the target with 19 balls to spare with their skipper Brent McMinn leading the way with 53.

Hoppers Crossing managed an unlikely win over Bayswater, defending a small total of 115.

The Cats bowled out the Bays for just 105.

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Max Burgess has been a driving force for Western United in the second half of the season.

A Max Burgess-inspired Western United broke out of its goalscoring slump in a rampaging 6-2 win over Central Coast Mariners in the A-League at GMHBA Stadium in Geelong on Sunday.

Burgess played a stunning role on an extraordinary afternoon for United, which ended a three-game goalless streak with a six-pack for the goal-thirsty supporters.

The story of the day was Burgess, who not only scored for the first time in his 45-game A-League career, but finished the game with a hat-trick.

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After waiting just under 4000 minutes for his first A-League goal, Burgess only had to wait five more for his second.

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A keen follower of the A-League growing up, a hat-trick was a dream come true for attacking midfielder Burgess. â&#x20AC;&#x153;It was a little bit surreal to be fair because I used to be one of those little kids in the stands, so it was probably a moment to cherish,â&#x20AC;? he said.

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It was Berisha who bookended the Western United scoring avalanche.

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Wingers Pain and Josh Risdon were full of life for United, while recently acquired Steven Lustica and youngster Jerry Skotadis are forming a strong partnership in the United midfield.

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Western United will take flight to the city of He kick-started the engine when he headed home a delightful Diamanti cross from a free churches to face Adelaide United on Saturday evening at Hindmarsh Stadium. The last time kick in the ninth minute.

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Soccer Truganina Hornets have bowed out of the FFA Cup at the first round stage.

All the Hornets had to show for their toil in a 4-1 loss to Old Camberwell Grammarians at VU Sporting Complex on Saturday was a 75th minute goal to Yak Yak. New Hornets coach Tony Lettieri lamented his side’s wastefulness in front of goal. “It comes down to a bit of inexperience, but there’s a lot of raw talent there, so there’s plenty to work with,” he said.

Bowls Reece Haywood beats the throw to first base for Werribee Giants. (Mark Wilson)

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A late season surge has secured Werribee Giants promotion to Baseball Victoria’s top flight.

The Giants will take the elevator straight to the top tier irrespective of their finals outcome after finishing the division 2 regular season on top of the ladder.

Giants player-coach John Curnow was delighted to tick the first box on the to-do list.

“We are going to let our hair down a fair bit,” he said after the game. “But everybody knows there’s more work to do, so tomorrow will be recovery and then we’ll focus on what we’ve got to do for the first semi-final.

“The good thing is we can focus everything on winning now, rather than trying to get promoted to division 1.”

Werribee took hold of top spot on the penultimate weekend of the season.

The Giants did not let it out of their grasp, securing first place with a sweep of Bonbeach in a three-game series.

A 3-1 win in game three at President’s Park on Saturday was the clincher for the Giants.

“I’m rapt with how we performed today to get over the line,” Curnow said.

“We had a couple of blokes out, but we’ve got enough depth that we didn’t even notice that today.”

The best part for Werribee is that its top two pitchers were shielded from having to work on the mound.

Trent Pantalleresco did the bulk of the pitching, throwing seven quality innings for the concession of one run, while Curnow pitched in relief.

It meant Wes De Jong, who will start game one of the semi-final series against Malvern, and schedule game two starter Josh Lee, will be fresh entering the finals.

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Yarraville Seddon Eagles Senior Women’s Team want YOU for 2020!

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Women of The West!

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The eaGALS had a fantastic 2019 inaugural season with 7 wins and 1 draw plus an excellent social scene off the field With players ranging in age from 16 - 56, everyone is welcome to join our eaGALS family and help us fly in 2020!

No experience required - that’s what training’s for!

Come down, give it a go, get fit, meet new friends and have FUN both on AND off the field!

Training: Tuesdays and Thursday nights Mc Ivor Reserve, Fogarty Ave. Yarraville 6-7.30pm Like and Follow our Facebook Page – Yarraville Seddon Eagles

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