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Barwon Heads residents opposed to the widening of 13th Beach Road for bike paths, from left, Ross Harrison, Elissa Ashton-Smith and Shane Johns.

BIKE SAFETY BY DAVID FINLAYSON

BIKE SAFE’S push to widen Barwon Heads’ 13th Beach Road and rename it in honour of Cadel Evans looks certain to reignite a fierce debate over the adjacent sand dune environment. The widening of the road is part of a Bike Safe plan for a high-grade bike path to run from Ocean Grove to Apollo Bay, in a bid to market the region as a cycling tourist mecca and to improve safety for cyclists and cars. Bike Safe says the proposal already has the backing of local politicians, Barwon Coast Committee, Barwon Heads traders and local tourism bodies. Barwon Coast Committee minutes show in excess of $4 million would be needed to widen the road by a minimum of three metres.

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Sensitive coastal moonah woodlands of national conservation significance and unstable dunes adjacent to the road would need to be bulldozed. Barwon Heads conservationist Elissa AshtonSmith said Barwon Coast recently won an award for its booklet on coastal moonah woodland. “The booklet said how endangered it is and outlined how it can be rehabilitated. Now they are proposing to bulldoze a three-metre strip of it. I find it outrageous they could accept that award.” Barwon Heads resident Ross Harrison said widening the road “flies in the face of everything the council and Barwon Coast has said about the significance of the strip of coast”. “I can’t see Cadel Evans wanting his name associated with this. He comes down here because of the environment and I can’t imagine he’d want to

destroy it to make the road wider.” Local cyclist Shane Johns said he’d never had safety issues riding along the road and widening the road was “absolutely unnecessary”. But Bike Safe president Barton van Laar said the road had been identified as one of about 12 in the region that were ‘cyclist hazard roads’. Local resident Steve Wickham said claims the road was dangerous were not supported by VicRoads accident data which showed no car-cycle accidents on the road. Mr van Laar said the community might “shoot itself in the foot” if it didn’t take advantage of possible government funding to widen the road and capitalise on tourism and road safety benefits on the back of Evans’ success. He said the decision would ultimately rest with Evans as to whether he supported

the proposal, saying Evans would have “thousands of proposals” put to him. He also said Bike Safe had been talking with local politicians who had taken the matter to the premier’s department. Local member for South Barwon Andrew Katos confirmed the State government would speak with Evans. “If he is (happy with the proposal) and would like to see something progress we’ll do that,” Mr Katos said, adding that funding applications and environmental studies would then begin. CoGG ward councillor Andy Richards said council had yet to take a position, but its priority was bike safety within Barwon Heads proper. A Barwon Heads Association public forum on the 13th Beach precinct will be held at Barwon Heads hall at 7.30pm, September 12.

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MAYOR’S COLUMN Point Lonsdale Toc H Area Council and the State Government represented by the Department of Sustainability and Environment (DSE) have now spent nearly 10 years trying to resolve the management of this pristine area. More recently through the efforts of our current Chief Executive Officer, Lenny Jenner, an agreement is close to finalisation. We have met with Minister for Environment and Climate Change, Ryan Smith, in late June and highlighted our desire and plans for this area. DSE officers recently wrote to us indicating that they were going to demolish the three houses on the site. We requested that no such action occur until we finalise the agreed plan for the total area. We are aware that the Premier had knowledge of our request yet despite this last week DSE commenced demolishing the buildings. This is extremely disappointing given that we had three community groups interested in using these buildings, which on our inspection were shown to be sound. It borders on a criminal act in these difficult times to remove sound accommodation. I am even more concerned at this action given one of the groups has as its activity the care of disabled people particularly young people. How a public servant could believe that his action was serving the public is beyond belief given that we were in the final stages of resolution on this important landmark.

Achievement The Borough is extremely proud of our Hesse Street newsagents Tracey & Doug Otter upon their success in winning the Australia wide award in recognition of their high standard and quality newsagency. We know that a great deal of hard work has been necessary to achieve this success

and it highlights the significant level of retail outlets in Classic Queenscliffe.

2012 Maritime Weekend Last Saturday, an initial meeting of the steering committee occurred and agreed on an expanded program which will be held on the final complete weekend in March 2012 commencing on Friday March 23. One of the new suggestions is that we seek to have a spectator vessel follow the race at close quarters rather than being observed from the shore. I would be interested if community members wish to avail themselves of this opportunity and they could email me at the Council on bob. merriman@queenscliffe.vic.gov.au indicating not only their support for this idea, but their interest in such an adventure.

Queenscliff Police Station Council continues to have regular dialogue with State Government representative Hon David Koch MLC and it was pleasing to receive his advice that the Queenscliff Police Station would continue at its current level and was not at risk as to its operation.

Sporting Achievements Although defeated by Amateurs last Saturday, the Coutas will take on Anglesea at Drysdale next weekend to earn the right to play in the BFL senior Grand Final. We wish them every success and hope that they continue to show their top form. Last weekend, the Coutas U16 were defeated in the Grand Final at Lara, but this team deserves full credit for achieving what many would say was beyond all expectation. These

youngsters were cobbled together from across the Bellarine given that Queenscliff did not have the numbers in its own right. It is a credit to the players, their coaches and the parents that these young players experienced a good healthy sport with a significant degree of success and more importantly enjoyment. The U18 side are also to play in a grand final and we can simply say “Go Coutas”.

Monahan Centre Work continues on this important development with the pouring of the slab together with the dedicated work of the many local tradies who are engaged in this very important community asset.

Queenscliff Music Festival – Queenscliff Cricket Club We look forward to a very successful Queenscliff Music Festival in the last week of November, particularly as it will be performed at a new location in our parklands with some additional camping at the recreation reserve. We acknowledge the work undertaken by Michael and his committee and we also acknowledge the cooperation of the sporting club, particularly the cricket section in assisting with the development of this weekend. We also look forward to our cricket club having a successful year and we wish its new President and committee every success as the season starts to get underway. I know that the club would welcome new members to enjoy this summer’s activities.

Bob Merriman, Mayor, Borough of Queenscliffe

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Winds of change BY HAMISH BROOKS THE WIND will continue to blow but the turbines won’t be there to convert the energy following a State Government amendment to wind farm construction. Planning Minister Matthew Guy announced amendments to planning provisions for the establishment of wind farms in Victoria, with the Bellarine Peninsula specifically listed as a no-go zone for wind farms. Amendment VC82 also prohibits a wind turbine being constructed within two kilometres of an existing dwelling unless there is written consent from the owner of the dwelling. Mr Guy said wind farms would also not be permitted within five kilometres of regional growth areas. City of Greater Geelong Councillor John Doule, who looks after the council’s environment portfolio, said that he hasn’t heard of any recent plans for wind farms on the Bellarine that will be affected. “I’m very supportive of renewable energy and looking at alternatives,� he said. “I’ve got models of wind farms on my desk but I also understand the difficulty of finding a location for them that can be agreed upon. “I don’t like the idea of them being imposed on communities. “The other thing that can come out of these decisions is an investment concern. “Who benefits? Us or those who manufacture them interstate or overseas?� Shadow Minister for planning Brian Tee believes the answer to that question is not us. “Mr Baillieu and his planning minister, Mathew Guy, have gone too far and these changes could close down the wind farm industry in Victoria,� he said. “The only wind farms that will be supported by Mr Guy’s illogical policy will be those in South Australia and other states.�

Public work artists from left, Daryl Cuthell, Glenn Romanis (rear), Glen Hunwick and Mark Trinham at work near the Barwon Heads bridge last week.

Bridge gets art look BY DAVID FINLAYSON

Back to the wind: perhaps the last wind turbine on the Bellarine Peninsula ignores the south easterly blowing at its back last week.

ARTISTIC LANDSCAPING and sculpture at the west end of the new Barwon Heads bridge will extend the theme of the existing sculpture depicting the land and sea environment around the Barwon Heads bluff. Surf Coast artists Glenn Romanis, Mark Trinham and Daryl Cuthell are working to expand their original public sculpture work completed in the late 1990s. Mr Cuthell said relocation of the new bridge had created space to expand the existing threedimensional artwork. “The new area will include representations

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of a nautilus, octopus, an albatross and a spotted stingray. Glenn and Mark like to bring the natural environment and our cultural history to their work,� Mr Cuthell said. VicRoads acting regional director Scott Lawrence said the organisation was working closely with Barwon Coast Committee of Management to develop the design for other landscaping. “Once these plans are finalised, works will begin in late September and take five weeks to complete,� Mr Lawrence said. “Pathway works (connecting to the pedestrian bridge) will also be completed in October.�

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INSIDE Local bridge concern THIS EDITION

2 Mayor’s Column 8 Portarlington Focus 12 Queenscliff & Pt Lonsdale Monthly 14 My Education 16 Animal Attractions 18 Letters 22 Tech Talk 23 Coastal Properties & Surrounds 72 New Home Build 75 A&E - Arts & Entertainment 80 Mind Matters 81 What’s Happening 82 Healthy Living 84 7UDGHV &ODVVLÀHGV 90 Total Sports & Surf Report 92 Golf 93 Football Results 94 Fishing ‘My Big Catch’

BY DAVID FINLAYSON A FIGHT to oppose a heavy-load bridge in Bayshore Avenue over Griggs Creek will continue with a public meeting of concerned Clifton Springs residents called for later this week. The Clifton Springs Independent Ratepayers Group (CSIRG) has called the meeting to update residents on developments and to reconfirm community opposition to the bridge. The group is concerned that for many years the proposed bridge would be the only link to a proposed new housing estate, taking significantly-increased traffic volumes through narrow unsuitable residential streets. This traffic would, including heavy earth moving and construction vehicles, and ultimately

residents’ vehicles. Group spokesman Gary Dean said a separate meeting scheduled for September 13 between the CSIRG and the City of Greater Geelong Mayor John Mitchell was not necessarily a break through. “There’s nothing to suggest the council has changed its position. We don’t know on what basis the council has agreed to talk,” Mr Dean said. He said that while another proposed meeting on site between a local resident and ward councillor Rod Macdonald was welcome, it too was not a sign of council acknowledging there was a problem. “Councillor Macdonald is quoting timeframes and figures that are totally at odds with what his council’s own engineers are quoting,” Mr Dean said. He said council officials had given an estimate

much longer than the four years councillor Macdonald stated before a north-south collector road would reach the northern end of the proposed estate. That road would help alleviate traffic volumes on the bridge and residential feeder streets. He said all interconnecting residential streets between Kewarra Drive and Jetty Road could potentially be impacted by increased traffic. “We need to make it clear to city hall that they are ignoring residents and ratepayers' concerns, where they should be representing us. “We need to make council accountable for their decision.” The public meeting is on Thursday, September 8 at 6.30pm at the SpringDale Neighbourhood Centre, High Street, Drysdale.

Unsafe trees given the axe BY DAVID FINLAYSON FOUR aging cypress trees in Barwon Heads were removed from Golf Links Road last week having been assessed as unsafe. The huge trees had lost branches during a number of fierce wind storms over the winter months. Brendan Gaudion, manager of the City of Greater Geelong’s parks and support services, said the council had no choice but to remove the trees. “An assessment of the trees found them to be in poor condition with significant structural issues and they were therefore removed,” he said.

“Assessments were also conducted on the remaining four cypress trees, which were all deemed to be structurally sound.” Mr Gaudion said the council planned to plant replacement trees at the site. “Our parks officers will meet with engineers to determine the most suitable trees and planting method,” he said. The trees were felled in stages over several days using a cherry-picker. Cypress trees have long been synonymous with Barwon Heads 1950s photos of Hitchcock Avenue Workmen remove four iconic but ‘unsafe’ Cypress trees on Golf Links Road in show a beautiful, tree-lined street. Barwon Heads last week.

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Chicken farm outrage BY DAVID FINLAYSON A COMMUNITY meeting last Saturday called by a newly-formed Bellarine action group voiced strong opposition to a six-shed 330,000-bird chicken farm proposed for Curlewis Road, Wallington. More than 120 people attended the meeting at nearby Adventure Park to hear claims the broiler farm would bring noise, odour, dust and excessive heavy-vehicle traffic to the quite semi-rural area. The meeting was called by Bellarine Guardians Incorporated which says it will “work against inappropriate developments across the Bellarine�. The meeting heard the proposed farm would significantly lower property values and retard tourism on the Bellarine. The meeting was chaired by local resident and coowner of Leura Park Estate vineyard Lyndsay Sharp. Local residents, a town planning consultant, a real estate agent, an environmental expert on odour impacts and a tourism operator also addressed the meeting. Ms Sharp said a broiler farm should not be permitted on “quality agricultural land in the heart of a vibrant residential, farming and tourism community�. Prior to the meeting Wallington resident Julie Cleland said her family had previously lived near a broiler farm and knew what to expect. “The dust and smell is just shocking – you have no idea,� Ms Cleland said. “I had to move from the Lara where I lived near a chicken farm due to its effect on my asthma.� The man proposing the farm, Mark O’Ryan, last week said he expected there would be objections. “I’d like to sit down and go through any of the issues they (objectors) have and allay their fears or work out a solution,� Mr O’Ryan said.

“For five years I’ve been looking for a location down here that would have no environmental impact and wouldn’t been seen from the roadway.� Mr O’Ryan said his own family would be living within 150 metres from the sheds. A planning permit application for the development is to be considered by the City of Greater Geelong Council, with objections due by September 10.

Federal member for Corangamite Darren Cheeseman with Barwon Heads primary school captains (from left) Sam Timmins, Charles Symons, Holly Wood-Burgess and Rory Crosgrove with the official opening plaque for the school’s new multi-use hall complex.

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Local resident Lyndsay Sharp chairing Saturday’s community meeting against a proposed broiler farm in Wallington, called by a newly formed group Bellarine Guardians.

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A MULTI-FUNCTION indoor-sport centre was officially opened at the Barwon Heads primary school last Friday. The complex includes full-size basketball, volleyball and netball courts, a classroom, kitchen, storeroom, office and toilet facilities. The $2.5 million centre was funded under the Australian government Building the Education Revolution program. School principal Darren Roskosch said the new centre would provide much greater flexibility for the school. “It gives us a facility to hold our assemblies and is a boost to our phys-ed program,� he said. “It provides us the opportunity to offer sports undercover, especially during times of inclement weather. “It’s an extension of our existing outdoor sporting facilities, although volleyball is a new thing for our school. “It’s not only an amazing school facility, it’s

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Leopold to get a dunking BY DAVID FINLAYSON THIS weekend’s Leopold Primary School Family Fun Festa is expected to be bigger than ever thanks to the combined effort of students, parents and teachers. As is often the case at school fairs a ‘dunking tank’ in which brave teachers will no doubt take a bath is already looking like a student-favourite attraction. Teacher Trevor McMurrich said there were cheers from the children when the dunking tank was announced. “The tank is a new attraction this year and is sure to be a winner,” Mr McMurrich said. “But as always there will be a number of rides which we expect will again be popular this year. There will be something for all ages.” The carnival rides will include ‘The Sizzler’, a giant slide, the ‘music trip’ and for the younger kids the laughing clowns and an inflatable castle. Takings from the festa will go towards equipment for the school, in particular to help towards the school’s aim of an interactive white-board in each classroom. “Last year even with inclement weather we raised just over $25,000 so we are aiming to raise at least that amount this year,” Mr McMurrich said. “We have contingency plans for rainy weather so people should come an enjoy themselves regardless.” Other attractions will include auctions, cake stalls, community and student displays, various entertainers, a food court, ice sculptor, a magician, market stalls, a pre-loved toy sale and obedience dog displays. The festa will be held at the school, corner of Bellarine Highway and Kensington Road on Saturday, September 10, 10am – 4pm. For more details visit www.leopold.vic.edu.au

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Leopold Primary School students Clayton and Jaime Hockey making a mosaic for a student art display at the school’s Family Fun Festa this weekend.

Nashville comes to Drysdale THE MUSIC and fun of Tennessee’s Grand Ol’ Opry House is coming to Drysdale courtesy of some of the region’s finest musicians. The Grand Ol Opry in Nashville is known as the ‘Country Music Capital of the World’, but its musical genre spans a lot wider than country-style. Since its 1927 inception, the Grand Ol’ Opry has hosted just about every legendary American singer - names like Bob Dylan, Joan Baez, Dolly Parton, Willy Nelson and, Johnny Cash. Even Elvis Presley took his place on the Opry’s big stage, singing on America’s biggest, most widely broadcast and longest-running radio show. In Drysdale’s Potato Shed the Grand Ol’ Opry hits will be performed by The Amazingly Graceful Band, which comprises top musicians Geoff Sinnbeck, Shirley Power, Matiss Schubert, Sandy Brady, Mark Wardle and compere Colin Mockett. They will perform 24 Opry favourites, including Tennessee Waltz, City of New Orleans, The Wild Side Of Life, The Night They Drove Old Dixie Down and Goodnight Irene. They will even include another Opry favourite – a story from Victoria’s Lake Woebegone, on the other side of Colac. The Grand Ol’ Opry show is at the Potato Shed, Drysdale, Tuesday September 13 at 10.30am as part of the City of Greater Geelong’s Morning Showtime series. Tickets are $14, including morning tea. Call 5251 1998 or visit CoGG customer service centres.

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Saint Ignatius College students Jessica Quinton, left, and Caitlin McDade in a cardboard shelter they built for the school’s winter sleep-out charity fundraiser.

Students brave cold STUDENTS and teachers at Saint Ignatius College in Drysdale built cardboard shelters to recreate the hardship that homeless people face as part of their winter sleep out recently. The students raised more than $1700 which was donated to the Christ Church community meals program to feed and clothe those in need in the Geelong area. A number of senior year 11 and 12 students and four teachers braved the cold and wind to sleep outside raising awareness about the plight of youth

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homelessness and disadvantaged young people in the region. Saint Ignatius College social justice coordinator Heather Johnston said the sleep-out was an important learning experience for the students. “It is important to give students an opportunity to experience things outside their comfort zone,” Ms Johnston said. “The winter sleep out was the perfect opportunity to experience life as a disadvantaged person and to raise

funds to support the community meals program. “Participating in the winter sleep-out not only enabled the students to experience a night out in the cold, but to have a better understanding of what it means to be homeless. “As a school community we are striving to create an education of the entire student who will dedicate themselves to the service of others, particularly advocacy and raising awareness of critical justice issues in our local community.”

PORTARLINGTON will be on its toes next month when a ballroom dance is held as part of the 2011 Geelong Seniors Festival. The Geelong Seniors Festival is the largest community celebration for seniors in regional Victoria and a major partner of the statewide Victorian Seniors Festival. The Portarlington Seniors Hall will be the place to be, with both old time and new vogue ballroom dancing styles accompanied by specially prepared music. Supper will be provided and there will be prizes of various types throughout the evening. The dance will be held on Friday October 14, starting with nibbles at 7.30pm and dancing between 8-11pm at the Newcombe Street Seniors Hall. Entry by gold coin donation and for more information phone Roy for details on (03) 52591776. As well as being a great opportunity to get out and about for little or no cost, the Festival provides a rare insight into what is on in Geelong for the rest of the year, as most of the events are staged by local clubs and interest groups.

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Bold gallery works BY DAVID FINLAYSON PORTARLINGTON’S As Iz Art Gallery will host an exhibition of works by former Geelong region artist Iain Wilson, beginning this Sunday [Ed: 11 Sept]. Gallery curator Chris Duffy said Wilson’s bold personality comes through in the exhibition. “Iain pushes the boundaries of fine art. There’s a banality and a charm about his work at the same time,” Mr Duffy said. “He uses mixed media, including oil, ink and collage, and sometimes simply applies paint by pouring it on the canvas. “Wilson is a nomadic personality and that too comes through in his work. “The result is an eclectic presentation of styles that challenges what an artist should be. “While the norm for art is ‘form and content’, Wilson could be said to apply ‘form versus content’ to his approach. He’s anti-art for art’s sake.” Wilson who is in his 50s has moved from

the Geelong region to Bendigo to pursue his environmental interests as a ranger. Despite his non-conformist approach Wilson chooses to work on traditional canvas or paper, so his art can be hung on a wall. He will exhibit about 20 works at As Iz Gallery. The gallery has been operating in Portarlington since 2009 and has a central aim of promoting contemporary art, Mr Duffy said. He said the gallery had been attracting increased interest for its exhibitions from outside the Bellarine, especially from Melbourne. “We originally focused on Bellarine artists, but we have expanded that to the Geelong region and to those with links to the region.” The exhibition will be launched by La Trobe University professor Rodney Blackhirst at a public function at 2pm, Sunday, September 11 at 30 Geelong Road, Portarlington. The As Iz gallery is open on weekends and public holidays between 11am and 4pm, or by appointment. Portarlington’s As Iz Gallery curator Chris Duffy with an Iain Wilson canvas, part of an exhibition to open on Phone 0437 381 126 or 0402 317 513. Sunday.

Petrol theft arrest PORTARLINGTON POLICE recently processed a young man in relation to a stolen car and petrol. Sergeant Dave O’Connor said a 15 year-old male was arrested in Portarlington after being identified on CCTV footage from a service station in Rye. “The ute was stolen from Lorne on August 12 before being driven to Portarlington and then to Rye where they did one of their two petrol drive offs,” he said. “The male was identified by Portarlington police after being identified on CCTV footage and arrested in Portarlington.

“It’s believed that the other two individuals involved in the theft and the petrol drive-offs are interstate.” No one has been arrested over a spate of caravan and car break-ins in St Leonards, but the passed month has been much quieter in the area on that front. It’s possible the criminals have moved on been arrested in relation to other crimes. If anyone has any information about crimes in the area they should contact Portarlington Police, 5259 2606, or Crime Stoppers, 1800 333 000.

Carnival market theme PORTARLINGTON’s Ann Nichol House annual market to be held this Thursday will have a carnival theme. The aged care home’s leisure and lifestyle worker Joyce Moss said staff will get into-theswing by dressing to the carnival theme. “We try to have a different theme each year,” Ms Moss said. “The market begins at about 1.30pm and we have a range of stalls, including crafts and produce of various kinds.” Students from Portarlington Primary School will perform at about 2.15pm. “Following the school children we have an auction,” Ms Moss said.

“This year we have a range of mystery items for auction, along with items donated by local businesses. “Items will include a voucher from the local butcher and handmade rugs.” The activities finish with a traditional-style afternoon tea. Ms Moss said proceeds from the day would be used to buy art and craft materials and similar items to assist the creative activities and lifestyle of residents. Admission is by gold coin donation and everyone is welcome. Ann Nichol House is at 80 Willis Street, Portarlington, phone 52593609.

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Bank closes for makeover BY DAVID FINLAYSON THE Portarlington branch of the Bendigo Community Bank will close for a week and a half from Friday while it is renovated. The branch will reopen on Tuesday September 20 with a totally redesigned interior. A major change will be the removal of the traditional-style bank front counter. During the renovations bank customers will be asked to do business at the Drysdale branch of the bank. The Portarlington branch auto-teller will also be out of action during the renovations.

Portarlington branch manager Ian Faulkner said the renovations would benefit customers by providing a more open and friendly area. “The renovations will introduce what we call the ‘bank of the future’ layout,” Mr Faulkner said. “It will be a much friendlier fit-out which will make it easier for customers to talk with staff and do business.” Mr Faulkner said during the shutdown extra staff would be available at the Drysdale branch. “The shut down will also allow staff to be trained on new equipment and

Rotunda interest LONG-AWAITED expressions of interest to lease the ground floor area of the renovated Portarlington rotunda will be called soon. A spokesperson for the City of Greater Geelong council said the details were still being finalised but expressions were expected to be called “within the next month or two”. A number of community and business groups are expected to apply when expressions are called.

The lease on space currently occupied by Bellarine Community Health in the rotunda expired at the end of August, reverting to a month-by-month tenancy. The Portarlington Community Association has previously said the space should be used as a community information hub, shared by community groups on a rotating basis. Local businesses are also understood to consider the site an attractive location.

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Torquay College students are celebrating their state championship finals victory, in a season where they remained undefeated. Photo: NAOMI MADIGAN

Young guns win cup BY HAMISH BROOKS TORQUAY’S NEXT ‘super group’ of footballers have finished state champions, winning both their round robin finals games last week to ensure they remained undefeated for the entire competition. Coach Darren Findling of the combined Grade 5 and 6 team said the boys played 15 games for 15 wins as they moved through the

four divisions to the Grand Final. The wins were all by good margins and the two games of the Grand Final saw that pattern repeated. “The first game we played against Apollo Parkways and we came out firing in the first quarter and wiped them off the park,” he said. “We were a bit worried about the next game because that team were a very good side but we won comfortably in the end.

“The boys were all super pumped and celebrated by singing Achy Breaky Heart – an in-house joke, but loved by the crowd. “They all got medals and a Sherrin footy each, donated by the Collingwood Football club.” The medals and footies were officially presented at Monday assembly, with Mitch Chafer awarded Player of the Finals and captain Gryan Miers awarded Player of the Season.

ONE OF the worst winter erosion seasons for many years is set to end as spring arrives. Across late June and early July, some beaches in the surf coast region suffered the equivalent of 10 years worth of erosion in two weeks. According to GORCC coastal projects manager Mike Bodsworth damage has varied from site to site and no one assessment can be applied to the whole coast. “Erosion on the west coast usually occurs due to a combination of tides with storm surges associated with a weather system that brings westerly winds. “Over winter, high wave energy erodes sand from the shoreline and deposits it offshore, while usually in spring and summer the changing sea breeze and low energy waves means that the sand is deposited back on the shoreline.” According to Neal Moodie, National Manager Marine Services at the Bureau of Meteorology, three major components contributed to the erosion through the winter: strong winds, high ocean levels and massive swells. “Wind gusts reached between 100 - 140 kilometers per hour in Tasmania and Victoria,” he said. “Sea level recordings were up to 60 cm above normal.” He said the huge swells were caused by southwesterly winds generated near Antarctica, which reached sustained speeds over 100 kilometres per hour for almost a week. “Unfortunately, when such conditions combine, coastal areas become vulnerable to the ferocity of the ocean. “Abnormally high ocean levels allow swells to break closer to the coastline and erode beach dunes more easily.”

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Borough of outrage A DESCISION by the Government to demolish three houses in the Point Lonsdale Toc H Area has caused outrage in the Borough of Queenscliffe. According to Mayor Bob Merriman, the decision by the Department of Sustainability and Environment (DSE) “borders on a criminal act”, given the buildings were found to be sound and of use to various community groups. He writes in his fortnightly Mayor’s column that the council have been working for nearly ten years with the DSE and through efforts of the Shire’s current chief executive, Lenny Jenner, an agreement is close to finalisation. “DSE officers recently wrote to us indicating that they were going to demolish the three houses on the site,” he writes. “We requested that no such action occur until we finalise the agreed plan for the total area. “We are aware that the Premier had knowledge of our request yet despite this last week DSE commenced demolishing the buildings. “This is extremely disappointing given that we had three community groups interested in using these buildings, which on our inspection were shown to be sound. “It borders on a criminal act in these difficult times to remove sound accommodation. “I am even more concerned at this action given one of the groups has as its activity the care of disabled people particularly young people. “How a public servant could believe that his action was serving the public is beyond belief given that we were in the final stages of resolution on this important landmark.”

According to www.cliffehanger.com.au some buildings are at risk of unnecessary demolition without the community having been provided with an opportunity to lodge expressions of interest on how to productively

use the Lighthouse Generator Shed, the Toc H Camp dormitories and amenities block, or the vacant three brick veneer cottages on the corner of Point Lonsdale and Ocean Roads.

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One of the buildings in Toc H area at risk of demolition without appropriate community consultation. Photo courtesy of www.cliffehanger.com.au

QUEENSCLIFF PRIMARY School was treated to a visit from five visiting scientists as part of National Science Week. The students spent Monday morning rotating around activities exploring the floating and sinking in fresh and saltwater which also included the amazing life cycle of the King George Whiting, and these fish just happen to call the bay in front of the school home for part of their life. During the informative day students investigated the science behind a water-powered rocket and what happens when vinegar and baking soda is mixed together in a small corked container, something that needed students to wear safety goggles and this had to be done outside. The day was a great end to a fantastic week exploring science and also local wetlands of the Bellarine Peninsula.

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Scorched hat fits well TORQUAY’S SCORCHED restaurant was awarded a coveted Chef’s Hat at The Age Good Food Guide awards last week. What began with an anonymous critical review eventually led to the restaurant attaining ‘one hat’ status just 18 months after owners James and Leanne White and Vanessa Joachim took over the business. The trio said they never set out to receive critical acclaim and were surprised when they received an invitation to the prestigious award ceremony in Melbourne. “There were plenty of celebrity chefs there so I was a bit star struck. It was a really fun night with no shortage of champagne on offer,� Mrs White joked. “To earn a ‘hat’ was never our aim, but we’ll take it all the same.� The restaurant focuses on share-plates, which helps create a lively atmosphere for diners. The share-concept has proved in the past to be a big hit in Melbourne, but has only recently become readily available outside the metropolitan area. “Share plates is really what we encourage. It creates a really social feel and quite often we’ll get an entire family or a large group sharing plates all night,� said Mr White, Scorched’s head chef. The Good Food Guide published its 32nd edition last week and remains one of Australia’s most respected food reference guides. Scorched owners Leanne and James White and Vanessa Joachim are thrilled their Torquay restaurant was recognised at last week’s Good Food Guide awards night.

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Surf school on show BY SAM SUENDERMANN STUDENTS AT the Sports Education and Development Australia (SEDA) surfing program are holding an information evening to showcase students work. Prospective students, parents, people within the surf industry and the general public are invited to attend, with a number of presentations from the students and Surfing Victoria’s Operation Manager Pete Murphy and SEDA director Chris Reidy on hand to explain the program’s benefits. The program offers students the opportunity to study surf related subjects, achieve surf coaching and judging qualifications and work in a chosen field of the surf industry one day a week. “It is such a great way to promote the program and

show everyone in the community what the students have achieved,� SEDA program co-coordinator Stui Hawken said At the end of the three year course each student will receive their Certificate III, Certificate IV and diploma in Sport and Recreation, senior VCAL certificate and a VCE certificate of completion. Students are able to improve their overall fitness with dedicated surfing and workout sessions. “This is my first year in the program and I am really enjoying it,� SEDA student Grace Robertson said. “I am surfing nearly every day and most of the work we are doing is based around what interests me.� The evening will run from 6:30-8.30pm and will take place at the Surfworld Museum in Torquay on Wednesday, September 14.

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In a day’s work BY LUKE GRIFFITHS TORQUAY RESIDENT Dale Hemley is one determined man. Not only has he qualified for the gruelling Hawaiian Ironman World Championships for the third time, he is trying to build a school at the same time. Mr Hemley is sports coordinator at Geelong’s Christian College and is using this year’s Championships as an opportunity to help raise funds for a much-needed school in East Timor. He has asked every student at the school to raise $10 and then run or walk 10km. If students are successful in achieving their goal, then every class at the school will raise a minimum of $226 and will have run or walked a minimum of 226km – the total distance covered in an ironman event (3.8km swim, 180km bike ride and 42.2km marathon). “Christian College and East Timor have a longstanding relationship, with the school involved in the rebuilding of schools and other facilities in the country for more than 10 years,” Mr Hemley said. “It’s nice to be able to share my personal goal of competing in the World Championships with the students at Christian College. “I hope to help engender a passion and desire for students to strive for their goals and to share their abilities in an effort to help others.” Students at the school are excited to be able to contribute to such a good cause at the same time as doing exercise. “It’s a really good opportunity to get fit and raise money. We learn a lot about East Timor in school so it’s great to be able to help raise money for them,” Year 6 student Alexandra Wright, 11, said. After taking up triathlons just eight years ago after

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ABOVE: Dale Hemley (centre) with Christian College students Alexandra Wright, 11, and Hayden Murrell, 14. RIGHT: Dale crossing the finish line at the 2007 World Ironman Championships in Hawaii.

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Greedy fishing Dear Editor, Many of your readers will have recently seen the ABC documentary called The Cove detailing the annual mass slaughter of 23,000 dolphins by a small cliché of unscrupulous, greedy fishing businesses in Taiji, Japan. Whilst I’m sure the public is universally horrified at the levels to which some people stoop for money, I can’t help but wonder about the small number of cafes and restaurants in our own area that continue to advertise billfish (Marlin, Swordfish and Sailfish) as the gastronomic plat de jour for potential diners. These fish are all top-of-the-foodchain predators just like dolphins. They are not commercially sustainable at any level and businesses that continue to sell them inadvertently inform the rest of us where their values really lie. Those that eat them can ponder whether the taste was worth the high mercury levels. Graeme Stockton Bellbrae

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Victorians short changed Dear Editor, The Leader of the National Party, Peter Ryan, continues to try and pull the wool over the eyes of regional Victorian.The only person he is fooling is himself when he says that the Liberal National Government is spending $1 billion through its so-called Growth Fund. A quick look at the Government’s Budget papers reveal that regional Victorians have been short changed by providing only $500 million over the next four years. On further examination more than 70 per cent of these funds have been spent on election promises, leaving precious little to go around the regions for the next four years. This comes at a time when sadly too many workers in regional Victoria have lost their jobs, while the Baillieu-Ryan Government refuses to put in place a jobs plan for our regions and has scrapped the role of a dedicated Minister focussed on regional jobs creation and support. No wonder a recent report stated that “there is no one at the helm of the good ship Country Victoria”. Jacinta Allan Shadow Minister for Regional and Rural Development

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of Corio. A plaque recording the 39th battalion’s battle near the village of Isurava in August 1942 was unveiled by Mr George Cops of Ocean Grove. I had the good fortune of sitting beside Mr Cops who, now in his 90th year, is as energetic as someone many years his junior. Mr Cops, aged just 19 years old, left from Sydney on Boxing Day 1941 aboard the fourfunnel Aquitania, one of the largest troop carriers of the day. Shortly afterwards he was involved in the Battle of Isurava, and on the second day of his six months on the Kokoda Track he celebrated his 20th birthday on 27 July 1942. Of the 1450 soldiers in the campaign there were 403 casualties, of whom 153 paid the supreme sacrifice. Mr Cops is one of 70 surviving members of the 39th battalion, and it was a delight to meet him on such an important occasion.

were drowning; climate change is shutting down the thermohaline circulation of the oceans; carbon dioxide is the principal driver of climate change; the snows of Mount Kilimanjaro are melting; Lake Chad in Africa is drying up; Hurricane Katrina was man made; polar bears are facing extinction and lastly coral reefs are being bleached. People are not being given the correct information on climate change. The planet is not under some dire threat from carbon dioxide emissions. Spending billions, if not trillions of taxpayers money on trying to correct a problem which doesn’t exist in reality to the extent claimed, is both mischievous and irresponsible. With so much misinformation going around, its no wonder people are confused on climate change. It’s on the basis of the above claims the Gillard Government is seeking to bring in its obnoxious Carbon Dioxide Tax.

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Going the extra mile Dear Editor, I would just like to comment, as a long time taxi user on the fantastic service that I receive from the team of Bellarine taxi drivers. They work together and have been prevented from taking me back to my home on the Bellarine at times, because of the politics and the power that Geelong Taxis want. It seems to me that it’s not about caring for the customer with them but getting one over on the Bellarine Taxis. This town has to be big enough for both and give the Bellarine taxis a fair go. Barry Blessed Ocean Grove

Taxi flight paths Dear Editor, In response to Geelong Taxis’ Peter Valentine’s carp over taxis on the Bellarine “taking to their own flight path”, I have to say shame on you Mr Valentine. The Bellarine Taxi service is still with Geelong Taxis until September 19 and you’re complaining about it being sub-standard already. Where were you over the last few years Mr Valentine? If the service has been as bad as you say, ask yourself one question: what part did you play in that? Taxis on the Bellarine provide a friendly, reliable service and they know their way around the Peninsula.

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Dear Editor, I recently had the pleasure of attending the Geelong and district National Servicemen’s Association of Australia fourth annual memorial service. The service was held on the front lawn of Osborne House, North Geelong, and commemorated the 69th anniversary of the battles of Isurava and Kokoda. This event is the initiative of Mr Neville Lewis, chairman of the Kokoda memorial project and immediate past president of the Geelong branch of the National Servicemen’s Association of Australia. Mr Lewis is also a past mayor of the former shire

Confusing people on climate Dear Editor, I see the Al Gore film An Inconvenient Truth was screened in Torquay recently. I wonder if presenter Damian Paull gave the people the following facts? The High Court in London in October 2007, said the Gore film contained at least nine errors. The Judge identified the following nine errors: sea levels would rise by six metres in the next century; Pacific Islands

Not a fishing fact Dear Editor, Your fishing writer unfortunately assumed a statement attributed to me in another newspaper about the damaged sewer pipe beneath the Anglesea River was correct. I was quoted as saying the pipe was carrying chemical and human waste and recycled water to the Anglesea water reclamation plant. What I said, in fact, was the pipe was transferring 85 per cent recycled water and 15 per cent domestic sewage from west Anglesea, not dangerous chemical waste. Your writer also claims community communication has been “non-existent”. To the contrary, warning signs were erected around the site immediately, river users and people nearby were spoken to by Barwon Water personnel and a number of key agencies, including the Environment Protection Authority, were notified the same day. While Barwon Water has been the target of some criticism, a number of residents and agencies have commended the corporation for the manner in which it has managed the incident. I would encourage anyone seeking the facts on this matter to visit Barwon Water’s website. www.barwonwater.vic.gov.au Carl Bicknell General Manager Water Systems, Barwon Water

Awaiting decision Dear Editor, Our community greatly appreciates your front page report of our opposition to the proposed location of Section 4C. Until forced, Labor and City of Greater Geelong persisted in an appalling lack of community consultation. The new State Government delivered their promised Public Hearing in May. Submitters, including Surf Coast Shire, at that review made it obvious that moving the road was essential. We await Minister Guy’s decision, which we trust will be the sensible, fair one – move the road much further south where it will serve all our communities much more effectively. Margarita Kumnick Grovedale 3216

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Anti-plastic? Fantastic! AN AVID campaigner against plastic in the marine environment is joining forces with locals to free Torquay from the unbiodegradable grip of plastic bags. Tim Silverwood, founder of Take 3, an initiative encouraging beach goers to take three pieces of litter away from the beach each time they visit, will be in town in midSeptember to host film nights featuring the award winning documentary Bag It to increases awareness about the danger plastic poses to life in the ocean. Mr Silverwood has just returned from a trip to the Pacific Garbage Patch, a floating plastic soup in the Pacific Ocean formed by discarded plastic bags collecting where ocean currents converge. “The region where it is huge, twice as big as Australia,” he said. “But the area in the centre where it is more concentrated… when people make comparisons in size they say it’s as big as Texas. “I really try emphasise that it’s not a big floating island of trash but a plastic soup where you see a really high concentration of debris. “Where it gets frightening is the amount of unrecognisable fragments there that affect basically every animal in the entire food chain. “We found one nine-centimetre fish that had 84 pieces of plastic in its system.” Tim has partnered up with Plastic Bag Free Torquay for the film nights, which will explore the issues surrounding plastic

bag use. Plastic Bag Free Torquay co-ordinator Stacie Bobele was pleased Mr Sherwood had joined forces with her organisation to tackle plastic waste and help us to raise awareness within the local community. Tim will host screenings and talk about his experiences at all three schools in the Torquay/Jan Juc area before the

main screening for the general public on Saturday, 17 September at the St Therese Primary School auditorium. A barbeque dinner will start at 6pm, with music and stalls displaying products that help reduce plastic waste. The screening starts at 6.45pm. Tickets are $8.00 and are available at the door, or can be pre-purchased from Patagonia.

GEELONG SENIORS FESTIVAL PROGRAM - OUT NOW With 94 events in 2011, the Geelong Seniors Festival is a great opportunity to sample local entertainment, exhibitions, talks, sport and hobby opportunities. If you missed your copy of the Program of Events in the August Community Update, you can pick up a copy at your local City of Greater Geelong Customer Service Centre, call us on 5272 5272 or download it at www.geelongaustralia.com.au The Geelong Seniors Festival is held annually from 1-31 October.

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Branches of art BY HAMISH BROOKS TWO BELLARINE Peninsula artists are branching out with an exhibition inspired by the majesty of trees. Barwon Heads’ Patsy Bush and Ocean Grove’s Debra Jackson are taking their unique styles to the Daylesford Convent for Aboretum, an exhibition created by their ‘artIS’ collective – a group of six artists with a studio in Geelong – have been working towards for over a year. Mrs Bush, a print maker who works in linocuts and etchings, has looked at things that live in an around trees and produced a series of vibrant, quirky works. “I love print making because there are so many different, experimental things you can do with it,” she said. Mrs Bush, who has been working as an art teacher and artist for over twenty years, said that all the artists exhibiting from artIS have benefited from sharing studio and gallery space in Geelong. “We all get and give feedback and really feed off each other to produce our art.” Ms Jackson said the Aboretum exhibition had allowed her to move on from a series about fallen soldiers featuring poppy fields as a main motif that she had been working on for three years. “It was interesting because my interpretation of trees came up as an overview, which was in keeping with the style of my previous series, but it really allowed me to explore different perspectives,” she said. Arboretum opened at the Daylesford Convent Gallery on the weekend and runs for the next eight weeks.

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Slow year for real estate THIS IS our end of financial year report for the 2010/2011 financial year and, as usual, gives us a snap shot on what was generally regarded as a slower year for real estate. Interestingly the volumes are down across the board but the values have held up very well. For the purpose of these annual statistics, we only track house sales and a house is determined as being a freestanding dwelling on its own title. All data is sourced from the Surf Coast Shire. Anglesea saw the largest increase in its median house price of the towns we service to $660,000 up from $570,000 in the 09/10 financial year. The volume of sales was down significantly to 52 from 80 the previous financial year and the top sale was $2,180,000. Aireys Inlet saw a slight decrease in its median price to $606,000, down from $630,000 the previous year. There were only 19 house sales for the year, almost half of the year before when 34 house sales recorded. The top sale was $850,000. We combine Fairhaven, Moggs Creek and Eastern View for the purpose of our statistics as they are similar geographically and are obviously next door to each other. There were only 14 house sales recorded for the year which is the lowest since 05-06 when there were only 10. The average is only 18, making it probably the most tightly held area on the Surf Coast. The median house price actually fell from $850,000 to $750,000 yet a new record price in excess of $3,000,000 was set in the same period. We cannot disclose the exact price as we handled the sale and non disclosure was requested. Lorne saw an increase in its median house price

from $852,000 to $880,000, but again, the volume of sales was down. There were only 36 house sales, significantly down from 58 the year before. The top price for the year was $2,275,000. There was obviously sales of land, units and apartments throughout the financial year but it is house sales that we have traditionally tracked. Land purchases are popular in a quieter market as buyers often want to stagger their investment by securing a position now and building at a later date, therefore hedging their exposure to the market. Greater Geelong now has a population 220,068 (up from 194,478 in 2000) and most of our buying demographic comes from there. In terms of properties, Anglesea has a total of 3,100, Aireys Inlet, Fairhaven, Moggs Creek and Eastern View have a total of 1,922 properties while Lorne has a total of 2,268 properties. These towns are all landlocked by National Park and cannot expand, so supply is very limited. Between 2000-2010 there were only 322 house sales sold in Aireys Inlet and 175 in Fairhaven. Between 2004-2010 there were only 260 house sales in Lorne. The median house price in Aireys Inlet in 2000 was $181,500 and in 2010 was $630,000 and the median house price in Lorne in 2000 was $380,000 (est.) and in 2010 was $850,000. As real estate markets rely on three main factors, supply, demand and sentiment, we feel we are very well placed. Positive sentiment is usually generated by the emotional attachment to the beauty of the area and the justification for purchase increases if a purchaser feels that they will get frequent use from their coastal property.

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Solar scheme fairer PROPERTIES THAT install new roof-top solar panels to replace the current Premium Feed-In Tariff (PFIT) will soon reach its statutory capacity of 100 megawatts. Minister for Energy and Resources Michael O’Brien said the new solar scheme would provide a fair and reasonable incentive for households to install solar energy systems while a review into feedin tariffs is carried out by the Victorian Competition and Efficiency Commission (VCEC). The new scheme is not retrospective and does not affect those currently accessing the PFIT. “Renewable energy has an important role to play as Victoria makes the transition to a lower emissions future,� Mr O’Brien said. “The new TFIT scheme will provide a fair price to households feeding solar power back into the grid while also supporting the solar panel installation industry while the VCEC review is conducted. “The new TFIT will offer customers 25 cents per kilowatt hour for electricity that is fed back into the grid from their rooftop solar systems. “The new scheme will still mean people investing in rooftop solar systems will have an average payback period of less than 10 years, about the same as forecast when the PFIT scheme was first introduced. Since 2009, the cost of small scale solar systems has dropped by around 50 per cent and is predicted to continue to fall, reducing the need for high government solar incentives. The new TFIT will be available from January 1, 2012 for all customers with solar photovoltaic systems of five kilowatts or less. The tariff will be available for five years from the scheme’s commencement. Mr O’Brien said the current premium scheme was rapidly approaching the former Government’s

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statutory cap of 100 megawatts. “People who have already paid a deposit or are already having solar systems installed must make sure all the required paperwork has been submitted before September 30,� Mr O’Brien said. Failure to meet the 30 September deadline will mean people will not be considered for PFIT. “I therefore urge anyone who has already paid their deposit for solar panels to ensure they chase up their suppliers and paperwork to meet the 30 September deadline,� Mr O’Brien said. Meanwhile, Australia’s peak electrical industry body, the National Electrical and Communications Association (NECA), expressed its disappointment at the Victorian Government’s decision not to continue with the 60 cents per kilowatt hour PFIT for small scale solar systems. NECA Victoria CEO, Mr Philip Green said the decision will affect the industry but the transitional measures announced will provide some level of comfort to electrical contracting business that have invested heavily in solar. “It’s certainly disappointing from an industry perspective that the 60 cents feed in tariff will soon be closed to new applicants,� Mr Green said. “However, NECA is pleased that the minister has taken on board our views by introducing a TFIT as this will certainly provide a softer landing for the solar industry and hopefully ensure its ongoing viability here in Victoria.� NECA would have preferred that the TFIT was higher than the announced 25 cents per kilowatt hour. “It’s probable, at a time of rapidly rising electricity costs, that over the five year life of TFIT the 25 cents rate will slip below the average retail electricity price. “While we welcome the review by the Victorian

Competition and Efficiency Commission, we call on the Government to index the TFIT to ensure it remains a fair and reasonable incentive for consumers to install solar systems,� said Mr Green. NECA is also pleased that the Victorian Government has listened to the advice which was provided to the minister’s office and the Department of Primary Industries with respect to the phasing out of PFIT. NECA was very concerned that customers who have already signed up for, or in the process of having solar panels installed, might have been locked out of PFIT if the scheme was closed overnight. Customers who have signed up or are having solar panels installed have until the 30 September deadline to ensure that all the required paper work has been submitted. “It’s extremely important that the Government works to ensure that the electricity distributors and retailers do their bit to ensure that customers are not delayed in meeting the 30 September deadline. “The Government needs to hold distributors and retailers to account for their actions during this time as there has been a considerable level of dysfunction and delay regarding their handling of paperwork and connections to date,� Mr Green said. While the Victorian Government’s handling of this matter has been far better than what we have seen from other state governments, there is no doubt that this decision will dampen demand. If there is to be any industry rationalisation, it is hoped that this is at the expense of the less scrupulous operators in the solar industry. “Consumers should be mindful that the design, quality and performance of their solar system will greatly affect their returns over the life of a system at the end of the day. Solar systems are like anything else – you get what you pay for,� Mr Green said.

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By Enzo Raimondo, CEO REIV

Understanding the cost of your first home FIRST HOME buyer numbers have decreased recently as interest rates have risen, assistance has dropped and prices have increased. It’s important when working out your budget to be aware of the many costs associated with purchasing your own home. In addition to the $7,000 first home owner grant, those buying or building a new home can access thousands more through the bonus scheme; check with the State Revenue Office for the eligibility requirements. Before beginning the search for a new home, you should ascertain how much you can afford to borrow then obtain loan pre-approval from the bank. When combined with your savings, the amount you borrow has to cover more than just the cost of the property, such as the loan establishment fee, mortgage insurance and stamp duty. In Victoria, stamp duty on a property is currently as high as six per cent, depending on the value of the property. However, the State Government has cut stamp duty by 20 per cent for first home buyers. It may be worthwhile obtaining an independent valuation report on a property to indicate its current market value. The valuation must be conducted by a Certified Practising Valuer. Obtaining assistance and advice from a solicitor will help you navigate the relevant contracts. Fees are negotiable, so shop around and compare rates. Undertaking such a report may save you thousands of dollars in the future and will highlight the need to perform work on the property. Enzo Raimondo CEO REIV

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Patrick Hayden 0437 882 008

4 DANDY COURT, JAN JUC AUCTION: SAT 17 SEPT @ 1PM Resort Living In The Heart Of Jan Juc Set amongst resort style gardens, this stunning timber and sandstone home provides space and style with a truly unique character. It features a vast open plan living/dining area with OFP and wall of bi-fold glass doors to the northern deck, pool, rear lawn and alfresco area; a superb kitchen with S/S 900mm stove; second living area leading to 4 large bedrooms with built-in bunks and robes; a tiled bathroom and separate toilet; upstairs parents’ zone comprising a huge retreat/office area with water views, a spacious bedroom and a luxury ensuite; external studio/6th bedroom; ducted heating and vacuum; double garage/workshop and much more. This beautiful home will take your breath away.

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greatoceanproperties aireys inlet

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for sale 2 properties, both with exceptional views, being sold together

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expecting $1,450,000

This is quite a unique opportunity. A substantial, craftsman built, 3 bedroom brick residence plus an adjoining vacant allotment that both enjoy beautiful, ocean, river and lighthouse views.

renowned for his craftsmanship and it has stood the test of time very well. Features include a massive open plan living area upstairs with surrounding sundecks. Second living area downstairs plus a massive double garage that would make any car enthusiast happy.

The elevated position has two titles with a total area of 1430sqm (approx). The house is not built over the boundary so the allotment can be onsold, kept as an investment or used for extended family or friends who want to be next to each other.

The view is totally secure and certainly spectacular, as already mentioned this is quite a unique opportunity. Call Marty Maher 0419 505 279 or Mim Atkinson 0408 912 533

The residence was built in the mid 1980’s by a local builder who was

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now selling great ocean properties in lorne

We have been selling great ocean properties from Anglesea to Apollo Bay, but to date have resisted offering our services in Lorne. It is a very special town and we know that it requires a confident level of service.

Some interesting facts about Lorne property: • • • • • •

We are now in a position to offer a level of service that we feel Lorne property owners deserve. We would welcome a confidential discussion with any property owner who is considering selling or who is looking for a viable option to their current agent.

There are a total of 2268 rateable properties in Lorne. The median house price in 2010/11 financial year was $880,000. This was a $28,000 increase from the previous financial year. There were only 36 house sales in the 2010/11 year. The previous year there were 58 house sales. The top price paid in Lorne last financial year was $2,275,000.

Please contact Ian Lawless or Marty Maher on 5220 000.

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17 Curdie Street, Cobden 3266. (03) 5595 2302

Murroon – Penny Royal District

AUCTION: SATURDAY 15TH OCTOBER AT 12.00 NOON ON SITE

“The Farm” Murroon – Penny Royal District The farm is located down a quiet country lane set high on a hill; there is 106.74 acres or 43.2 hectares of prime agricultural land. The current owners have extensively renovated both the farm & the house inside and out from top to bottom – the home offers entrance hall, three very generous bedroom with built in robes, a modern central bathroom, brand new kitchen & a very comfortable open plan dining and living room. Outside the property has been completely re fenced, and boasts a new water system to all paddocks. You also have a superb all steel set of cattle yards with crush, YQTMUJQR YKVJ EQPETGVG ƀQQT CPF RQYGT EQPPGEVGF OCKP RCFFQEMU The property is 146 km to Melbourne, 71km to Geelong, 32 km to Lorne & 15km from Birregurra.

60 Robilliards Road, Murroon. David Falk 0407 878 213

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A SIMPLE STARTER 19 Ozan Crescent, JAN JUC $529,000 Look no further than this magnificent 3 bedroom home as an ideal place as a first home, investment, downsizing or a weekender. The home comprises open plan living consisting of a spacious lounge room with bay window, large meals area and a bright kitchen area. There are 3 large bedrooms all with built in robes. The outdoor entertaining area is perfect for casual BBQs. Single lock up garage with drive through access for boat/trailer. Located in a quiet cul-de-sac on a compact low maintenance block. Inspect today as it’s sure to go fast.

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Inspect: By appointment Agent: Barry Plant Real Estate, Torquay Contact: Glenn Hardman 0419 006 480

TORQUAY 20 GRANDVIEW ROAD Stroll To Shops And Sand

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A coastal classic, this warm and inviting four bedroom home on a north facing allotment is situated in ´Old Torquay´ > Minutes from sand, surf and shops > Updated open plan kitchen, meals and living > Polished floor boards > Reverse cycle heating/cooling > Low maintenance gardens

The solid brick residence is privately situated well back from the road and presents a cosy secluded haven, the wood heater adding warmth and atmosphere. The property also offers a well placed very functional kitchen with the living/dining enjoying a beautiful northerly aspect. Three good size bedrooms, master with walk-in robe and semi-ensuite, complete this home. > Set on approx 4 acres > Gas/ electrical cooking, reverse cycle heating/cooling > Two separate paddocks, 12x6m workshop/shed

AUCTION: Sat 10 Sept @ 12pm Terms 10% deposit, balance 30/60 days INSPECT: Sat 11:30-12:00pm CONTACT: John McMahon 0400 866 634, Steve Menegazzo 0421 802 203

FOR SALE Price: $698,000 CONTACT: John McMahon 0400 866 634, Steve Menegazzo 0421 802 203

Hayden Real Estate 5263 2133 OCEAN GROVE 75 The Terrace 5255 1000 TORQUAY 21 Pearl Street 5261 2101 ANGLESEA 87-89 Great Ocean Road

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JAN JUC 4 DANDY COURT Resort Living In The Heart Of Jan Juc

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Set amongst resort style gardens, this stunning timber and sandstone home provides space and style with a truly unique character. It features a vast open plan living/dining area with OFP and wall of bi-fold glass doors to the northern deck, pool, rear lawn and alfresco area; a superb kitchen with S/S 900mm stove; second living area leading to four large bedrooms with built-in bunks and robes; a tiled bathroom and separate toilet; upstairs parent's zone comprising a huge retreat/office area with water views, a spacious bedroom and a luxury ensuite; external studio/6th bedroom; ducted heating and vacuum; double garage/workshop and much more. AUCTION: Sat 17 Sept @ 1pm Terms 10% deposit, balance 30/60/90 days INSPECT: Sat 1:00-1:30pm CONTACT: Patrick Hayden 0437 882 088, John McMahon 0400 866 634

Hayden Real Estate 5263 2133 OCEAN GROVE 75 The Terrace 5255 1000 TORQUAY 21 Pearl Street 5261 2101

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You´re on a winner with this fantastic two storey family home in an established area, just minutes from Torquay´s famous beaches & shops. The spacious living areas & unexpected features including rumpus room, gymnasium, sauna, spa and conservatory, will astound you. Soaring six metre Oregon timber cathedral ceilings & abundant north facing windows create light & space in the huge formal & informal living areas. Recently updated kitchen includes glass splashback & 900mm stainless steel stove. Upstairs master bedroom with ensuite & study/retreat enjoys ocean views. Set on a 1089 sqm block, other features include outdoor spa, DLUG & triple carport. AUCTION: Sat 8 Oct @ 1pm Terms 10% deposit, balance 30/60/90 days INSPECT: Sat 2:00-2:30pm CONTACT: Patrick Hayden 0437 882 088, Bryan Hayden 0417 613 250 surfcoasttimes.com.au

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EXCITING NEW LAND RELEASE

St Georges Way Cul-De-Sac LOT 287 - 789m2 - $420,000

Lahinch Mews LOT 330 - 728m2 - $375,000 LOT 331 - 647m2 - $375,000

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A rare opportunity now exists to secure your own piece of coastal paradise. Offering an ideal lifestyle location in a quiet, exclusive estate with breathtaking course and water views of The Sands golf course. These recently released blocks range from 642 sqm to 943 sqm. These allotments offer the perfect place to build your dream coastal home.

Hayden Real Estate ANGLESEA 87-89 Great Ocean Road OCEAN GROVE 75 The Terrace

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St Leonards 80 Bluff Road

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Positioned high on the Bluff with magnificent views of Port Phillip Bay and the Mornington Peninsula this beautiful residence is ideally located on a corner allotment only 50 metres to a secluded sandy swimming beach and short stroll to the St Leonards Yacht Club.

Price $695,000 Inspect Sat & Sun 2.00 – 2.30pm Contact Greg Campbell 0415 553 854 Luke Campbell 0409 554 949

Featuring stunning floor to ceiling windows the home is full of natural light and is designed to maximise the spectacular ocean vista. The spacious open-plan living area flows seamlessly to the vast undercover entertaining deck and ideal space to relax and enjoy a glass of wine. Land content 656m² approx.

Indented Head 18 Ibbotson Street

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Defined by its generous proportions and exceptional finish with a light filled north-easterly aspect, this stylish home is simply loaded with extras. Situated in the highly desired Indented Head area, this home boasts spacious lounge, separate open-plan living space and beautifully appointed kitchen. Just a short walk to the sandy beaches of Port Phillip Bay, Indented Head general store and Ozone ship wreck. Land content 669m² approx.

Price $450,000 – $495,000 Inspect Sat & Sun 12.00 – 12.30pm Contact Greg Campbell 0415 553 854 Luke Campbell 0409 554 949

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St Leonards 45 Gilbert Street

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This magnificent modern residence showcases a spacious open-plan design across two levels. Exquisitely appointed the lower level main living area merges seamlessly through timber bi-fold doors with the large undercover outdoor entertaining deck.

Price $650,000 – $700,000 Inspect Sat & Sun 1.00 – 1.30pm Contact Greg Campbell 0415 553 854 Luke Campbell 0409 554 949

The spacious upper level living area is bathed in natural light and opens to the front balcony overlooking an established native garden. A stunning property that is ideally located. Land content 756m² approx.

Portarlington 6 Skyline Close

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With spectacular 180º views of the bay from the Melbourne Skyline to the You Yangs and towards Geelong this immaculate seven year old two storey modern home is sure to impress. Open space living has been a pre-requisite in the design of this home with upstairs having expansive living, kitchen and dining areas merging to the full length deck enabling the outdoor areas and magnificent views to combine with the internal living space. The home features polished floorboards throughout the living areas, ducted gas heating, split systems and state of the art kitchen. An outstanding home that is guaranteed to impress the person seeking to acquire a quality modern designed seaside home offering outstanding views. Land content 685m² approx.

Price $750,000 Inspect By Appointment Contact Ritchie Cork 0425 733 225 Luke Campbell 0409 554 949

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Portarlington 9 Grevillea Court

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Located at the end of a quiet court with some bay views this immaculately presented seaside home will definitely appeal to the person looking for that affordable seaside option.

Price $375,000 Inspect Saturday 11.00 – 11.30am Contact Ritchie Cork 0425 733 225 Luke Campbell 0409 554 949

The brick residence consists of formal lounge dining, casual meals area, kitchen, three spacious bedrooms, master with ensuite and central bathroom. A large spacious undercover rear deck offers the perfect entertaining area for barbecues and summer relaxation. Secure area at the rear offering space for boat or van. Land content 655m² approx. Be it permanent or investment this property represents an affordable entry into the vibrant seaside area of Portarlington.

Drysdale 1/2055 Reservoir Road

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Nestled in an incredible private location in the heartland of the Bellarine wine precinct this stunning acreage property features breathtaking views down a valley to the sparkling water of Port Phillip Bay and the You Yangs beyond. ([LVWLQJ EULFN JDUDJH ZLWK WRLOHW DQG ODXQGU\ 7RZQ ZDWHU DQG SRZHU FRQQHFWHG

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Location, Lifestyle & Living Ideally located within easy walking distance to Drysdale’s local attractions and amenities including McLeod’s Waterholes, Drysdale Reserve, Historic Train Station, Bellarine Rail Trail and Drysdale Village shopping centre. Just under 1 acre of land (3910.7sqm approx) and offering mature fruit trees, multiple storage sheds and stables. The home comprises 4 bedrooms all with BIR master with WIR and ensuite, plus study, generous lounge and formal meals area with split system A/C to ensure year round comfort. The light filled kitchen and meals area that opens onto the undercover entertainment area. Offering a peaceful and tranquil country lifestyle, what more could you want!

Price Sale by Negotiation View Saturday 10 September 1.30 – 2.00pm Sarah Hogan 0421 179 329 Robert Dariol 0409 289 230 5251 5880 raywhite.com Drysdale 16 Collins Street

Clifton Springs 23 Goondiwindi Ave

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Simply Breathtaking Unique to Clifton Springs this classic Californian Bungalow is positioned to take full advantage of the views. The property has been fully renovated throughout, keeping with the original features of the home including high ceilings decorated with ornate cornice and rosettes, polished floorboards and stained glass windows. This home benefits from a traditional style while incorporating all the modern living needs such as ducted heating throughout, large entrance hall leading to open plan family living area, meals and kitchen including stainless steel appliances and an abundance of storage, 3 bedrooms all with BIRS, master with ensuite. Externally the property offers an L-shaped deck complete with alfresco kitchen and an outlook over Corio Bay and You Yangs. Positioned on 586sqm (approx) land size complete with SLUG and workshop, this is a must see property!

Price $410,000 – $445,000 View Saturday 10 September 12.30 – 1.00pm Sarah Hogan 0421 179 329 Robert Dariol 0409 289 230 5251 5880 raywhite.com Drysdale 16 Collins Street

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Clifton Springs 4 Clearwater Drive

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Golfer’s Retreat! Keen golfers or those looking for a tranquil setting cannot go past this delightful 3 bedroom home. Positioned to take full advantage of the peaceful Clifton Springs Golf Course, and offering light filled modern living this home is sure to impress. Features include two open plan living areas one with wood heater the other with split system A/C ensuring comfort year round. The large open plan meals area is free flowing to kitchen with new S/S appliances, opening onto the paved undercover entertainment area and garden beyond. Zoned living leads to 2 of the 3 generous bedrooms BIRS, laundry and eternal access. The master bedroom at the front of the home offers WIR and ensuite. Undercover parking with rear access and a shed, as well as plenty of room to store the caravan or boat on 603sqm(approx)land size. A unique opportunity to enjoy your new home where living and garden meet.

Price Sale by Negotiation View Saturday 10 September 11.45 – 12.15pm Robert Dariol 0409 289 230 Sarah Hogan 0421 179 329 5251 5880 raywhite.com Drysdale 16 Collins Street

Drysdale 12-20 Wiseby Court

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Slice of Country Paradise Set on a picturesque 3.3 acres this Ranch style property offers dual occupancy under the same roof line. The main house offers tiled entry leading to the light filled formal lounge and dining/study area with reverse cycle A/C. The kitchen encompasses everything the modern family needs. Opening onto the large family living area with wood heater and access out to the undercover entertainment area. 3 bedrooms with BIRS, central to the family bathroom with separate toilet and the master bedroom with WIR and ensuite The two residences are separated by DLUG with workshop. The self-contained unit offers its own laundry, 2 bedrooms, master with WIR and ensuite, full timber kitchen opening onto central lounge with wood heater and access into the gardens. Great for the adult children or the grandparents. This unique property is situated on over 3 acres, just minutes to Drysdale. Inspection a must!

Price Sale by Negotiation View Saturday 10 September 11.00 – 11.30am Robert Dariol 0409 289 230 Sarah Hogan 0421 179 329 5251 5880 raywhite.com Drysdale 16 Collins Street

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Discover the hidden gems of Melbourne’s entertainment, dining and shopping destinations with Little Red App for iPhone and iPad. Collected and updated from hockingstuart’s popular Red Magazine, this handpicked selection of thoughtful, considered reviews will keep you in touch with the city’s best.

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AFFORDABLE FRONT ROW APARTMENT 1/2-10 Ocean Road South, LORNE $565,000 Fantastic, well-maintained 10-year-old 2 bed, 1 bath apartment with great north easterly ocean views of the Lorne pier from its own entertaining deck. Ideally situated 100m from the water’s edge with picturesque walking tracks through Queens Park to Teddy’s Lookout close at hand. Other features include undercover off street car park, built in robes, open plan living and meals, heating, ample storage and low body corporate fees. Offered on a walk in/walk out basis, be quick to inspect this great value for money apartment at the jetty end of Lorne. Inspect: By appointment Agent: Great Ocean Road Real Estate, Lorne Contact: Ben Jackson 0419 375 285 Ian Stewart 0418 522 571

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Torquay Shop 2, 3 Cliff Street 5261 8888 hockingstuart.com.au

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1500 WARRALILY

RESIDENTS COMING SOON !

Rod from Torquay What’s great about living in Geelong? The coastal lifestyle with city benefits... restaurants, cafes and bars, shopping, the movies, etc. What attracted you to Warralily? It’s proximity to Torquay, access to the beach just 10 minutes away and my business in Torquay. What do you look forward to when you move in? Our new home! And the estate features being created, parks, creek, bike paths and the shops.

Visit our friendly sales team to find out what we can offer you!

Call 1300 661 719 or visit warralily.com.au

Call 1300 458 193 or visit warralily.com.au

Sales office open 7 days a week 11am – 5pm

Sales office open 7 days a week 11am – 5pm

259 Charlemont Road, Connewarre 3227, Mel 480 E5

680 Surf Coast Hwy, Mt Duneed 3216, Mel 479 G4

All images and descriptions in this advertisement are indicative and should not be relied upon. The developer reserves the right to alter the images or description without notice after the day of printing. The developer makes no warranties about the accuracy or completeness of any information contained in this advertisement and the developer, including its directors, affiliates, officers, employees and agents will not accept any liability for any loss or damage. surfcoasttimes.com.au

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QUALITY ABOUNDS AND ROOM TO MOVE 10 Lune Court, TORQUAY $950,000 A beautifully reconfigured, warm home on a large 1300 sqm block located at the end of a quiet, kid-friendly court within easy reach of the Torquay township and a ten minute walk to the beach. There are five bedrooms with the possibility of three being the main, all with ensuites, and a further two being doubles. All have walk-in or builtin robes and one with ocean and white water views. The house is designed to incorporate the ample gardens and the protected north facing decks with easy access to the living, kitchen and dining areas which bask in the sunshine and light. Included in this is a single bedroom with ensuite and living/kitchenette area which can be partitioned off as a private space for parents/grandparents or can be left as part of the substantially large modern home. With an office and another parents’ retreat there is room for a large extended family or families to enjoy the space or maybe lease a small part off. Other features include ducted central heating split systems, wood heater, gas fire, spa and spa bath, secure off street parking for a boat or van. Inspect: By appointment Agent: Hayden Real Estate / McCartney Real Estate, Torquay Contact: Damian Jens 0438345154 (Hayden Real Estate) Tim Carson 0434 690 930 (McCartney Real Estate)

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2008 6 SEPTEMBER - 29 20 JANUARY SEPTEMBER 2011

WELCOME TO OUR BACKYARD COASTAL VIEWS

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APOLLO BAY

LORNE

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Aireys Inlet

Apollo Bay

Lorne

Lorne

Torquay

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AIREYS INLET / ANGLESEA / FAIRHAVEN AIREYS INLET (03) 5220 0200 Shop 3, 28-30 Great Ocean Road, Aireys Inlet, Vic 3231 www.greatoceanroadrealestate.com.au

164 - 170 GREAT OCEAN ROAD ANGLESEA

7 ERICA COURT AIREYS INLET

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"RIGHT LIGHT AND MODERN DESIGN .ORTH FACING WITH SOME OCEAN VIEWS 3TUNNING DESIGN BY RENOWNED ARCHITECTS !SHTON 2AGGATT -C$OUGALL ,AND SIZE SQM 4HREE BEDROOMS TWO BATHROOMS -ODERN OPEN KITCHEN WITH STAINLESS STEEL 3MEG APPLIANCES

$795,000 James Worssam 0418 585 815 Peter Boyce 0419 582 448

17 ALICE STREET AIREYS INLET

10 ANDERSON STREET AIREYS INLET

ROADKNIGHT COTTAGES - VERSATILE INVESTMENT s 4WO STOREY FOUR BEDROOM EXECUTIVE HOME WITH MAGNIFICENT OCEAN VIEWS PLUS EIGHT SEPARATE FULLY SELF contained cottages. s SQM OF PRIME BLUE CHIP RESIDENTIAL LAND WITH M FRONTAGE TO THE WORLD FAMOUS 'REAT /CEAN 2OAD WITH THE BENEFIT OF REAR ACCESS s 3UBDIVIDE AND SELL EXPLORE THE DEVELOPMENT OPPORTUNITIES OR OPERATE THE EXISTING ACCOMMODATION BUSINESS 4HE CHOICE IS YOURS s /PPORTUNITY TO PURCHASE PROPERTY OF THIS CALIBRE ON THE OCEAN SIDE OF THE 'REAT /CEAN 2OAD SELDOM PRESENTS -AKE YOUR APPOINTMENT TO INSPECT TODAY

$2,700,000 Ian Stewart 0418 522 571 Ben Jackson 0419 375 285

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$780,000 James Worssam 0418 585 815 Peter Boyce 0419 582 448

20 ANDERSON STREET AIREYS INLET

22 BEACH ROAD AIREYS INLET

12 BRENT AVENUE AIREYS INLET

4HREE BEDROOM TWO BATHROOM /PEN PLAN LIVING DINING KITCHEN AREA WITH POLISHED FLOORBOARDS -ODERN KITCHEN WITH 3MEG APPLIANCES 'AS CENTRAL HEATING 3ECURE PRIVATE GARDEN "RILLIANT LOCATION CLOSE TO BEACH SHOPS AND SCHOOL

$675,000 James Worssam 0418 585 815 Peter Boyce 0419 582 448

3/28-30 GREAT OCEAN RD AIREYS INLET

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Expressions of Interest James Worssam 0418 585 815 Peter Boyce 0419 582 448

$985,000 James Worssam 0418 585 815 Peter Boyce 0419 582 448

53 GREAT OCEAN ROAD AIREYS INLET

! TRANQUIL BEACH HOME WITH STUNNING OCEAN VIEWS PLUS A SELF CONTAINED FLAT IDEAL FOR A " " -AIN HOUSE COMPRISES THREE BEDROOMS MAIN BATHROOM AND ENSUITE PLUS OPEN PLAN LIVING DINING KITCHEN -AGNIFICENT OCEAN VIEWS TO ,ORNE AND 3EPARATION #REEK PLUS VIEWS RIGHT UP THE 0AINKALAC 6ALLEY 3ET WITHIN WALKING DISTANCE OF THE BEACH AND ONLY A short stroll to the general store.

/CEAN AND VALLEY VIEWS 6ERY SOLID AND NEAT HOME 4HREE BEDROOMS MAIN BATHROOM AND ENSUITE ,ARGE USABLE BLOCK OF AROUND SQM &ANTASTIC IN GROUND SWIMMING POOL

$825,000 James Worssam 0418 585 815 Peter Boyce 0419 582 448

24 RIVER ROAD AIREYS INLET

19 WEIR STREET ANGLESEA

$695,000 James Worssam 0418 585 815 Peter Boyce 0419 582 448

12 RIDGE ROAD FAIRHAVEN

OCEAN & LIGHTHOUSE VIEWS

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VIEWS, SPACE & MORE VIEWS

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s /RIGINAL BEACH HOUSE ON HUGE BLOCK OF SQM s 5NINTERRUPTED VIEWS TO THE OCEAN LIGHTHOUSE INLET AND on a clear day, Arthur’s Seat. s &OUR BEDROOMS TWO BATHROOMS AND TWO LIVING AREAS s ! SHORT EASY WALK TO &AIRHAVEN 3,3#

&ABULOUS CENTRAL LOCATION $OUBLE STOREY CEDAR DWELLING 4HREE BEDROOMS 4WO BATHROOMS 'REAT VIEWS OF 3PLIT 0OINT ,IGHT HOUSE 6IEWS TO ,ORNE /PEN PLAN LIVING DINING KITCHEN AREA

$555,000 James Worssam 0418 585 815 Peter Boyce 0419 582 448

$765,000 James Worssam 0418 585 815 Peter Boyce 0419 582 448

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#LASSIC BRICK STOREY HOME NESTLED ON THE BANKS OF THE RIVER IN !IREYS )NLET BEDROOMS PLUS STUDY AND BATHROOMS 3EPARATE UPSTAIRS LIVING AREA WITH COOKING FACILITIES AND BATHROOM IDEAL FOR SEPERATE LIVING QUARTERS ,ARGE BRICK GARAGE AND STORAGE AREA "RILLIANT LARGE KITCHEN WITH PLENTY OF STORAGE 4HIS HOME IS IN PRISTINE CONDITION INSIDE AND OUT

,AND SIZE SQM 7ALKING DISTANCE TO SHOPS AND RIVER !DJOINING BLOCK ALSO FOR SALE 0OTENTIAL DEVELOPMENT SITE 'REAT NATIVE VEGETATION

$295,000 James Worssam 0418 585 815 Peter Boyce 0419 582 448

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LORNE 3

$1,400,000 - $1,500,000 James Worssam 0418 585 815 Peter Boyce 0419 582 448

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APOLLO BAY APOLLO BAY (03) 5237 2600 93 Great Ocean Road, Apollo Bay, Vic 3233 www.greatoceanroadrealestate.com.au

3A GALLIPOLI PARADE APOLLO BAY

LOT 8/9-13 NOEL STREET APOLLO BAY

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,OCATED IN A PREMIUM POSITION AT A GREAT ENTRY PRICE POINT CLOSE TO TOWN STONE S THROW TO THE BEACH AND 'OLF #OURSE 4HIS IS A COMPLETELY LOW MAINTENANCE NEAT TIDY AND SOLIDLY CONSTRUCTED BEACHSIDE DWELLING 4HE DECKING PROVIDES ALFRESCO DINING ON THE FRONT EXPANSIVE BALCONY 4HIS TWO STOREY TOWNHOUSE IS PERFECT FOR ENJOYING THE COASTAL LIFESTYLE THE "AY IS FAMOUS FOR 0OSITIONED IN A WONDERFUL FAMILY HOLIDAY AREA THE PROPERTY IS SET BACK OFF THE STREET AND IS JUST A SHORT WALK FROM THE GOLDEN STRETCH OF SANDY BEACHES

$415,000 Darren Brimacombe 0418 317 424 Bec Allen 0429 999 788 Brad Fanning 0419 887 223

$375,000 Darren Brimacombe 0418 317 424 Bec Allen 0429 999 788

24 SEEBERG COURT APOLLO BAY

37 THOMSON STREET APOLLO BAY

IMPOSING ELEVATED RESIDENCE

SLEEK, SMART & STYLISH - WINTER SPECIAL!

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s 0OSITIONED IN A QUIET AND SECLUDED CUL DE SAC IN THE HEART OF !POLLO "AY ONLY M FROM THE WATER 4HIS APPEALING AND BRIGHT SPLIT LEVEL HOME IS MATCHED INSIDE WITH IMMACULATELY PRESENTED AND BEAUTIFULLY designed spaces. s #OMPRISING OF THREE SPACIOUS BEDROOMS INCLUDING THE MAIN WITH ENSUITE AND 7)2 !LL OTHERS INCLUDE ")2 S 4HE COMBINATION OF POLISHED TIMBER FLOORBOARDS TILES AND CARPETED BEDROOMS ADDING TO THE WARMTH THROUGHOUT s 4HE OPEN PLAN LIVING DINING OPENS TO AN ALL WEATHER ALFRESCO ENTERTAINING AREA SURROUNDED BY A LOW maintenance yard. s !DDITIONAL FEATURES INCLUDE WOOD HEATING AND REVERSE CYCLE HEATING AND COOLING SYSTEM DOUBLE LOCK UP GARAGE WITH COMPLETE DRIVE THROUGH ACCESS TO THE BACKYARD

%LEVATED FAMILY RESIDENCE FEATURING LARGE MAIN ROOM WHICH OPENS TO A HUGE OCEAN VIEW WITH NORTH EAST FACING BALCONIES OVERLOOKING THE ACTIVITY OF THE BEACH HARBOUR 4HE CLEVER LIVING SPACE TOGETHER WITH EXQUISITE FIT OUT AND FINISHES THROUGHOUT 3ITUATED IN ONE OF !POLLO "AY S FINEST POSITIONS ALL WITHIN EASY ACCESS TO THE CAFES SCHOOL SURF CLUB HARBOUR 4HE ENTRANCE FOYER OPENS TO A MULTITUDE OF SPACES WITH UPSTAIRS OPEN PLAN KITCHEN AND EXPANSIVE DINING LIVING ,ARGE BEDROOM IMMACULATE HOME PLUS BATHROOMS WITH THE MAIN ENSUITED

$985,000 - $1,050,000 Darren Brimacombe 0418 317 424 Bec Allen 0429 999 788

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$550,000 Darren Brimacombe 0418 317 424

APOLLO BAY

LORNE 4

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APOLLO BAY / HORDERN VALE / MARENGO / SKENES CREEK !0/,,/ "!9 'REAT /CEAN 2OAD !POLLO "AY 6IC WWW GREATOCEANROADREALESTATE COM AU

SHOP 5/157 GREAT OCEAN ROAD APOLLO BAY

2600 GREAT OCEAN ROAD HORDERN VALE

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&REEHOLD INVESTMENT OPPORTUNITY YEAR LEASE TO THRIVING FOOTWEAR AND ACCESSORIES RETAIL BUSINESS 8 YEAR OPTIONS !NNUAL RENT REVIEW TO #0) 2ENTAL PA APPROX 4ENANT PAYS ALL OUTGOINGS EXCEPT LAND TAX #LOSE TO SUPERMARKET AND POST OFFICE

$575,000 Darren Brimacombe 0418 317 424 Brad Fanning 0419 887 223 Bec Allen 0429 999 788

5/28 MOORE STREET APOLLO BAY

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'LENAIRE (ORDERN 6ALE 6ALLEY !N IDYLLIC NATURE RESERVE AT THE BASE OF THE 'REAT 3OUTHERN /CEAN MIN TO !POLLO "AY .ATUREgS PARADISE WETLANDS BIRDLIFE WILDLIFE AND THE FISHING ESTUARY OF THE !IRE 2IVER ALL AT YOUR DOORSTEP 7ELL BUILT MODERN HOME BEDROOM BATHROOM OPEN PLAN LIVING OFFERING HARDWOOD FLOORING ELEVATED SUN FILLED VIEWS LEADING ONTO EXTENSIVE BALCONIES AND ENTERTAINING AREAS $AM SHEDDING STORAGE WELL FENCED AND 'REAT /CEAN 2OAD ACCESS

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$599,000 Darren Brimacombe 0418 317 424 Bec Allen 0429 999 788 Brad Fanning 0419 887 223

%XCELLENT LOCATION WITH ALL YOU NEED )F POSITION IS PREFERRED THEN THIS COULD BE THE PROPERTY FOR YOU 4HIS BEACHSIDE TOWNHOUSE IS LITERALLY METRES FROM THE CENTRE OF TOWN SHOPPING PRECINCT BEACH 4HE TWO STOREY BRICK VENEER TOWNHOUSE OFFERS AN EXCELLENT POSITION TO ALL THAT !POLLO "AY HAS TO OFFER %XPANSIVE BALCONIES THREE BEDROOMS TWO BATHROOMS AND SPA BATH 3INGLE LOCK UP GARAGE ,OW MAINTENANCE PRIVATE COURTYARD 'REAT POSITION

$430,000 - $450,000 Darren Brimacombe 0418 317 424 Bec Allen 0429 999 788 Brad Fanning 0419 887 223

1 NIGEL COURT APOLLO BAY

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3EASIDE SOPHISTICATION HARBOUR VIEWS WITH ALL THE LUXURY YOU WILL RECEIVE UPON SIGNING A CONTRACT 0ULL UP A DECKCHAIR ON THE BALCONY OR SIMPLY ENJOY THE COMFORT OF THE OPEN PLAN LOUNGE DINING ENTERTAINING AREA 4HIS STYLISH THREE BEDROOM TWO BATHROOM HOLIDAY RETREAT IS EYE CATCHING AND COMFORTABLE FEATURING A VIEW YOU WON T WANT TO RETURN HOME FROM 0OSITIONED IN A QUIET AND LEAFY RESIDENTIAL AREA THE HOUSE AND SURROUNDS HAVE BEEN DESIGNED WITH LITTLE UPKEEP FIRMLY IN MIND )DEAL HOLIDAY RENTAL POTENTIAL @!CT &AST

$550,000 - $570,000 Darren Brimacombe 0418 317 424 Bec Allen 0429 999 788 Brad Fanning 0419 887 223

1UALITY BUILT IN CENTRAL YET QUIET POSITION /FFERING THREE DECENT SIZED BEDROOMS TWO SPACIOUS LIVING AREAS TWO BATHROOMS AND AN EXPANSIVE SEA VIEW BALCONY 3ET IN ONE OF THE BEST POCKETS A GREAT ENTRY LEVEL HOME INTO THE MARKET PROVIDING LOW MAINTENANCE AND LIFESTYLE #LOSE ACCESS TO THE WONDERFUL SANDY BEACHES -ARRINERS ,OOKOUT WALKING TRACK AND ONLY A SHORT MINUTE WALK TO TOWN 7ITH THIS REALISTIC PRICE AND VIEW ASPECTS IT WON T LAST LONG

$475,000 Darren Brimacombe 0418 317 424 Bec Allen 0429 999 788 Brad Fanning 0419 887 223

10 MARENGO CRESCENT MARENGO

3 OCEAN TERRACE SKENES CREEK

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$895,000 - $975,000 Darren Brimacombe 0418 317 424 Bec Allen 0429 999 788 Brad Fanning 0419 887 223

$1,200,000 Darren Brimacombe 0418 317 424 Bec Allen 0429 999 788

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"REATHTAKING OCEAN VIEWS FOREVER FROM THIS LUXURY COASTAL HOLIDAY HOME ON THE WATER !RCHITECT DESIGNED n 3TEVEN ,AST n BEDROOMS AND BATHROOMS "RIGHT AIRY AND SPACIOUS COASTAL LIVING WITH FLOOR TO CEILING WINDOWS MAXIMISING THE VIEW 0RIVATE FULLY FENCED REAR COURTYARD WITH ""1 AREA UNDERGROUND SERVICES 3ITUATED DIRECTLY ACROSS THE ROAD FROM THE BEACH AND ONLY MINUTES FROM THE TOWN CENTRE OF !POLLO "AY IN AN EXCLUSIVE PRIVATE ESTATE WITH UNIQUE LANDSCAPING INTEGRATING THE COAST AND THE FOREST

APOLLO BAY

LORNE 5

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LORNE LORNE (03) 5289 4222 136 Mountjoy Parade, Lorne, Vic 3232 www.greatoceanroadrealestate.com.au

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$1,275,000 Ian Stewart 0418 522 571 Ben Jackson 0419 375 285

LORNE LORNE (03) 5289 4222 136 Mountjoy Parade, Lorne, Vic 3232 www.greatoceanroadrealestate.com.au

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$430,000 - $450,000 Tender closing Friday 7th October at 4pm Michael Coutts 0438 356 624 Tyrone Provan 0405 124 799

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APOLLO BAY

LORNE 6

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LORNE / BAMBRA / DEANS MARSH/ KENNETT RIVER LORNE (03) 5289 4222 136 Mountjoy Parade, Lorne, Vic 3232 www.greatoceanroadrealestate.com.au

180 ERSKINE FALLS ROAD LORNE

9 GRAND PARADE LORNE

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0EACEFUL AND QUIET ACRE APPROX BUSH BLOCK PERFECT FOR AN ECO FRIENDLY HIDEAWAY /FFERING PRIVACY AND SECLUSION YET RIGHT ON THE EDGE OF TOWN THE BEST OF BOTH WORLDS 3ECURE THE LAND AND START PLANNING YOUR ENVIRONMENTALLY FRIENDLY COASTAL RETREAT 4HE NATURAL BUSH ENCLAVE PROVIDES A MYRIAD OF WILDLIFE INCLUSIVE OF KANGAROOS KOALAS ECHIDNAS AND BIRDLIFE WHILE GUARANTEEING PEACEFUL SECLUSION AND SERENITY ARE PRESERVED

$480,000 Tyrone Provan 0405 124 799 Ben Jackson 0419 375 285

)MPECCABLY MAINTAINED BEACH HOUSE WITH BRILLIANT ELEVATED BEACH VIEWS WITHIN M OF ,ORNE S MAIN BEACH CAFES AND SHOPS 7ALK TO EVERYTHING 0LENTY OF ROOM COMPRISING BEDROOMS BATHROOMS MAIN LIVING AREAS WITH THE ADDED BENEFIT OF A SEPARATE SELF CONTAINED BEDROOM FLAT AT THE REAR %ASY CAR ACCESS TO THE FRONT DOOR AND HEAPS OF UNDER HOUSE STORAGE COMPLETES THE ULTIMATE LARGE FAMILY HOLIDAY HOUSE WAITING FOR YOUR INSPECTION

$825,000 Ben Jackson 0419 375 285 Ian Stewart 0418 522 571

1/2-10 OCEAN ROAD SOUTH LORNE

6 POLWARTH ROAD LORNE

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&ANTASTIC WELL MAINTAINED YEAR OLD BED BATH APARTMENT WITH GREAT NORTH EASTERLY OCEAN VIEWS OF THE ,ORNE PIER FROM ITS OWN ENTERTAINING DECK )DEALLY SITUATED M FROM THE WATER S EDGE WITH PICTURESQUE WALKING TRACKS THROUGH 1UEENS 0ARK TO 4EDDY S ,OOKOUT CLOSE AT HAND /THER FEATURES INCLUDE 5NDERCOVER OFF STREET CAR PARK BUILT IN ROBES OPEN PLAN LIVING AND MEALS HEATING AMPLE STORAGE AND LOW BODY CORPORATE FEES /FFERED ON A WALK IN WALK OUT BASIS BE QUICK TO INSPECT THIS GREAT VALUE FOR MONEY APARTMENT AT THE JETTY END OF ,ORNE

$565,000 Ben Jackson 0419 375 285 Tyrone Provan 0405 124 799

7ATCH KANGAROOS FEED FROM YOUR BEDROOM WINDOW AS THIS BEDROOM BATHROOM HOME IS SET AMONGST A BEAUTIFUL BUSH SETTING ON THE EDGE OF THE %RSKINE 2IVER %NJOY THE FLEXIBILITY OF A SELF CONTAINED STUDIO APARTMENT ON GROUND LEVEL WITH ITS OWN EXTERNAL ACCESS 'REAT HOLIDAY RENTAL RETURNS ACHIEVABLE 7ITHIN M TO ,ORNE S SHOPS CAFES AND MAIN BEACH IT S AN EASY FLAT WALK TO ALL ,ORNE S GREAT AMENITIES /THER FEATURES INCLUDE FLAT VEHICLE ACCESS TO YOUR FRONT DOOR ON A LOW MAINTENANCE ALLOTMENT AND A LARGE ENTERTAINING DECK )NSPECT NOW

$750,000 Ben Jackson 0419 375 285 Tyrone Provan 0405 124 799

40 POLWARTH ROAD LORNE

1020 WINCHELSEA - DEANS MARSH ROAD BAMBRA

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)MMACULATELY PRESENTED S BEACH HOME COMPRISING BEDROOMS BATHROOMS SEPARATE KITCHEN MEALS AND LARGE FAMILY LIVING SITUATED ON SQM &AMILIES WILL LOVE THE SECOND DOWNSTAIRS LIVING AREA PERFECT TEENAGERS BUNK ROOM LARGE BACKYARD FOR CRICKET AND CLOSE PROXIMITY TO BEACHES AND SHOPPING !MAZING VIEWS TO !IREYS ,IGHTHOUSE AND THE ,ORNE 0IER ARE BEST EXPERIENCED ENJOYING A COLD BEVERAGE FROM THE LARGE SUN FILLED ENTERTAINING DECK "EACH PROPERTY OF THIS CALIBRE DOESN T PRESENT OFTEN IN ,ORNE SO BE QUICK TO MAKE YOUR APPOINTMENT TO INSPECT

$1,150,000 Ben Jackson 0419 375 285 Ian Stewart 0418 522 571

BEDROOM PLUS STUDY BATHROOMS OPEN PLAN LOUNGE KITCHEN "EAUTIFUL TIMBER FLOORS STONE FEATURE WALL OPEN FIRE PLACE 1UALITY WINDOW FURNISHINGS STUNNING VALLEY VIEWS FROM ALL ROOMS ,ANDSCAPE GARDENS SURROUNDING IN GROUND POOL AND TENNIS COURT CIRCULAR DRIVEWAY LEADING UP TO HOUSE AND GARAGE MINUTES TO 'EELONG AND RING ROAD AROUND 'EELONG TO -ELBOURNE 4HIS PROPERTY IS A RURAL HOMESTEAD AND RESORT TOGETHER AND WILL CERTAINLY MEET ALL YOUR EXACTING REQUIREMENTS NOW AND IN THE FUTURE

$749,000 Peter Boyce 0419 582 448

37 AUREL ROAD DEANS MARSH

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4HIS BEAUTIFUL HOME IS ONLY YEARS OLD WITH A YEAR BUILDER WARRANTY AND IS IN IMMACULATE CONDITION BOASTING A SQM FLAT BLOCK OF LAND )T WOULD MAKE A WONDERFUL MAIN RESIDENCE OR A WEEKEND GETAWAY AS IT IS APPROX HOURS FROM -ELBOURNE AND ONLY MINUTES TO THE BEACH AT ,ORNE )T COMPRISES OF BEDROOMS BATHROOMS LARGE OPEN PLAN KITCHEN AND FAMILY ROOM LITRE WATER TANKS REVERSE CYCLE AIR CONDITIONING AND WOOD HEATER 3ITUATED ON A QUIET NO THROUGH ROAD

$380,000 Peter Boyce 0419 582 448

$1,350,000 Michael Coutts 0438 356 624

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! HOUSE OF THIS SCALE WILL NOT BE BUILT IN +ENNETT 2IVER AGAIN DUE TO SUBSTANTIAL CHANGES IN THE LOCAL PLANNING SCHEME 3ITED ON A CORNER BLOCK OF SQM THE HOUSE PROVIDES @GENUINE LUXURY WITH NO EXPENSES SPARED !BSOLUTELY IMMACULATE IN ITS LEVEL OF FINISHES LARGE BEDROOMS ALL WITH ")2 S ENSUITES PRIVATE DECKS SPLIT SYSTEMS AND ALL HAVE OCEAN VIEWS ! LIVING AREA AND KITCHEN ON EACH OF THE TWO LEVELS DOUBLE GARAGE AND EXCLUSIVE WINE STORAGE ROOM 4HE SITE IS MANICURED WITH LUSH LAWN PATIO DECK AREAS AND IS FLAT IN ITS TOPOGRAPHY 3OME POTENTIAL USES INCLUDE A READY MADE @LIVE IN BED BREAKFAST OR EXCLUSIVE TOP END HOLIDAY ACCOMMODATION HOUSE

APOLLO BAY

LORNE 7

TORQUAY bellarinetimes.com.au

BELLBRAE TORQUAY (03) 5261 5088 114 Surfcoast Highway Torquay Vic 3228 www.greatoceanroadrealestate.com.au

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Expressions of interest closing Friday 28th October 2011 Michael Ferris 0428 882 666 Geoff Bennett 0458 513 860

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Auction Saturday 15th October at 11am Laura Andrews 0488 203 737 Geoff Bennett 0458 513 860

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APOLLO BAY

LORNE 8

TORQUAY bellarinetimes.com.au

TORQUAY / JAN JUC TORQUAY (03) 5261 5088 114 Surfcoast Highway Torquay Vic 3228 www.greatoceanroadrealestate.com.au

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Auction Saturday 15th October at 1pm Geoff Bennett 0458 513 860 Laura Andrews 0488 203 737

Auction Saturday 8th October at 11am Geoff Bennett 0458 513 860 Laura Andrews 0488 203 737

2/35 AQUARIUS AVENUE TORQUAY

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$510,000 Geoff Bennett 0458 513 860 Michael Ferris 0428 882 666

$660,000 - $680,000 Laura Andrews 0488 203 737 Michael Ferris 0428 882 666

4HIS FANTASTIC ARCHITECTURALLY AND ELEGANTLY DESIGNED RESIDENCE PRESENTS THE SECOND FAIRWAY AS YOUR OWN BACKYARD GENEROUS BEDROOMS MASTER WITH LUXURIOUS ENSUITE STUDY STONE BENCH TOPS MM APPLIANCES ALFRESCO WITH HARDWOOD DECK SPLIT SYSTEM REVERSE CYCLE HEATING AND COOLING AND THE LIST CONTINUES %MBRACE THE LIFESTYLE THAT THE BLUE CHIP 3ANDS 2ESORT HAS TO OFFER OR TAKE A STROLL TO THE BEACH AS IT IS ALL within reach. s #LASS SOPHISTICATION AND STYLE IS THE LIFESTYLE THAT AWAITS YOU

30 CENTRESIDE DRIVE TORQUAY

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$539,000 Michael Ferris 0428 882 666 Laura Andrews 0488 203 737

$515,000 - $535,000 Michael Ferris 0428 882 666 Laura Andrews 0488 203 737

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,OCATED IN THE HIGHLY SOUGHT AFTER 1UAY %STATE THIS RELATIVELY NEW HOME IS SURE TO IMPRESS 3ITUATED ON SQM THE HOME HAS BEEN DESIGNED TO CATER TO ALL OF YOUR NEEDS WITH AMPLE SPACE IN AND OUTDOORS 4HE HOME IS IMMACULATELY PRESENTED AND BOASTS BEDROOMS MASTER WITH ENSUITE BATHROOMS AND A LARGE STUDY 9OU WILL BE ABLE TO ENJOY A GENEROUSLY SIZED OPEN PLAN KITCHEN LIVING AND DINING AREA THAT OVERLOOKS THE GARDEN AND OUTDOOR DECKING AREA 7ITHIN A SHORT STROLL TO THE LOCAL PARKS AND FOOTBALL OVAL THIS HOME IS NOT TO BE MISSED

APOLLO BAY

LORNE 9

TORQUAY bellarinetimes.com.au

TORQUAY / JAN JUC TORQUAY (03) 5261 5088 114 Surfcoast Highway Torquay Vic 3228 www.greatoceanroadrealestate.com.au

48 CENTRESIDE DRIVE TORQUAY

11 NORFOLK BOULEVARD TORQUAY

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4HIS LARGE AND SENSATIONAL HOME IS ONE OF SIZE AND QUALITY LOCATED IN THE PREMIERE 1UAY %STATE "OASTING GORGEOUS HARDWOOD FLOORS DOWNSTAIRS LIVING KITCHEN DINING SPILLING ONTO A LIGHT FILLED NORTH FACING UNDER ROOF ALFRESCO AND LANDSCAPED BACK YARD &AMILY FRIENDLY DESIGN WILL SUIT A YOUNG FAMILY OR A FAMILY WITH YOUNG ADULTS AS THERE ARE SEPARATE LIVING AREAS TO BE enjoyed. s BEDROOMS BATHROOM POWDER ROOM MM STAINLESS STEEL OVEN AND RANGE HOOD AND CAESAR STONE BENCH TOPS

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$659,000 - $679,000 Michael Ferris 0428 882 666 Laura Andrews 0488 203 737

$550,000 - $570,000 Geoff Bennett 0458 513 860 Michael Ferris 0428 882 666

! WELCOMING TWO STOREY RESIDENCE SET ON A SUPERB ALLOTMENT OF SQM WITH TWO FRONTAGES 4HREE GENEROUS BEDROOMS WITH 7)2 S AND FULL ENSUITE TO MASTER AND ")2 S TO AND /PEN PLAN FIRST FLOOR LIVING DINING STUDY ALCOVE AND A NICELY APPOINTED KITCHEN 0OWDER ROOM OFF FIRST FLOOR LIVING MAIN BATHROOM AND SPACIOUS SECOND LIVING ROOM ON GROUND FLOOR 'AS HEATING AIR CONDITIONER VAULTED CEILINGS AND GREAT NATURAL LIGHT &RONT AND REAR DECKS CARPORT WITH ROLLER DOOR GARDEN SHED AND LOVINGLY ESTABLISHED GROUNDS

18 RIPPLESIDE DRIVE TORQUAY

29 OCEAN VIEW CRESCENT TORQUAY

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4HIS FANTASTIC BEDROOM PLUS STUDY BATHROOM HOME IS POSITIONED PERFECTLY TO CAPTURE THE GORGEOUS NORTHERN SUN AND LOCATED IN THE SOUGHT AFTER 3EAHAZE %STATE 4HE FLOWING AND OPEN PLAN LIVING MODERN KITCHEN AND DINING SPILLS ONTO A NORTH FACING OUTDOOR AREA OVERLOOKING THE REAR YARD SO PERFECT TO KEEP AN EYE ON THE KIDS PLAYING 4WO LIVING AREAS ALARM DUCTED HEATING MM STAINLESS STEEL OVEN AND RANGE HOOD ENSUITE OFF MASTER BEDROOM ARE JUST a few of the quality fixture and fittings included. s $,5' WITH REAR ACCESS SIDE ACCESS TO ACCOMMODATE THE TRAILER OR CARAVAN AND RAIN WATER TANK

4HIS FANTASTIC COASTAL DESIGNED RESIDENCE BOASTS SENSATIONAL OCEAN VIEWS GENEROUS BEDROOMS LIVING AREAS WITH LOADS OF LIGHT AND THE KITCHEN POSITIONED DOWNSTAIRS WITH A FAMILY FRIENDLY LAYOUT ,ARGE NORTH FACING DECK THAT CAPTURES VIEWS FROM "ARWON (EADS TO 0OINT $ANGER AND ON TO *AN *UC !DJACENT TO /CEAN 6IEWS 0ARK THIS WILL ACCOMMODATE THE CHILDREN OR WALK TO THE 4ORQUAY 'OLF #OURSE OR STROLL TO 4ORQUAY OR *AN *UC 3,3# AND BEACHES THE CHOICES ARE ENDLESS 4HIS IS A TRUE COASTAL DREAM READY TO MOVE INTO

$595,000 - $620,000 Michael Ferris 0428 882 666 Laura Andrews 0488 203 737

$535,000 Michael Ferris 0428 882 666 Laura Andrews 0488 203 737

243 MESSMATE ROAD TORQUAY

23 OFFSHORE DRIVE TORQUAY

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$860,000 - $880,000 Geoff Bennett 0458 513 860 Laura Andrews 0488 203 737

$495,000 - $510,000 Geoff Bennett 0458 513 860 Michael Ferris 0428 882 666

"RAND NEW AND GREAT LOOKING FOUR BEDROOM HOME IN A FANTASTIC LOCATION !N APPEALING AND SPACIOUS FLOOR PLAN WITH TWO GENEROUS LIVING AREAS &OUR GENUINE BEDROOMS WITH 7)2 S TO MASTER WITH FULL ENSUITE AND ")2 S TO AND ,OVELY CENTRAL KITCHEN WITH PANTRY AND EXCELLENT CUPBOARD AND BENCH SPACE

4HIS SPECTACULAR HOME IS ONE OF EXQUISITE DESIGN AND FIRST CLASS QUALITY BOASTING ONLY THE BEST OF FIXTURES AND FITTINGS 7ITH ONLY A PARK BETWEEN YOU AND THE OCEAN THIS BEDROOM PLUS NURSERY AND STUDY HOME IS ONE TO ENJOY AND EMBRACE ! PALATIAL HOME DESIGNED TO ENTERTAIN AND FOR FAMILY COMFORT WITH LIVING ZONES BUTLER S PANTRY

$POA Michael Ferris 0428 882 666 Geoff Bennett 0458 513 860

14 MARNER CLOSE JAN JUC

$340,000 - $360,000 Michael Ferris 0428 882 666 Geoff Bennett 0458 513 860

14A MARNER CLOSE JAN JUC

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!RCHITECTURALLY DESIGNED BRAND NEW FOUR BEDROOM RESIDENCE SITUATED IN A QUIET COURT IN ONE OF *AN *UC S MOST SOUGHT AFTER LOCATIONS AND WITH SENSATIONAL OCEAN VIEWS FROM INSIDE AND OUT 'ROUND FLOOR SECOND LIVING AREA TWO BATHROOMS ")2 S AND 7)2 S TO MASTER #EILING FANS SPLIT SYSTEM AIR CONDITIONERS AND THE VERY BEST IN APPLIANCES THROUGHOUT &IRST FLOOR KITCHEN WITH CAESAR STONE BENCH TOPS AND EXCELLENT CUPBOARD SPACE POLISHED TIMBER FLOORS TO LARGE LIVING AND DINING AREAS ALL OPENING TO A FANTASTIC SHELTERED DECK $,5' WITH DIRECT HOUSE ACCESS LANDSCAPED GROUNDS AND PAVED GROUND FLOOR ENTERTAINING AREA

)F YOU ARE SEEKING NEW MODERN SPACIOUS STYLISH AND WELCOMING TOGETHER WITH SENSATIONAL OCEAN VIEWS THEN HIS ARCHITECTURALLY DESIGNED FOUR BEDROOM RESIDENCE TICKS ALL THE BOXES ,IVING UPSTAIRS AND DOWN ROBES THROUGHOUT CAESAR STONE KITCHEN POLISHED BOARDS SPLIT SYSTEM AIR CONDITIONERS THREE BATHROOMS AND ONLY THE BEST FITTINGS AND FIXTURES 7ITH A CLASSIC COASTAL LOOK AND APPEAL THIS HOME OFFERS THE COMPLETE PACKAGE $ECKS UP AND DOWN $,5' WITH DIRECT HOUSE ACCESS LANDSCAPING AND 6)%73 6)%73 6)%73 )NSPECT TODAY n YOU WILL BE IMPRESSED

$699,000 Geoff Bennett 0458 513 860

$685,000 Geoff Bennett 0458 513 860

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4HIS FANTASTIC BLANK CANVAS OF GENEROUS PROPORTIONS MEASURING SQM HAS BECOME AVAILABLE FOR THE DISCERNING BUYER LOOKING FOR AN @OUTLOOK AND NOT JUST A BLOCK TO BUILD THEIR DREAM HOME UPON /VERLOOKING 3PRING #REEK AND ACHIEVABLE OCEAN VIEWS FROM A FIRST FLOOR THIS IS A PICTURESQUE SETTING $ON T MISS OUT ON THIS PREMIUM POSITION

APOLLO BAY

LORNE 10

TORQUAY bellarinetimes.com.au

CLASSIFIED LISTINGS

VACANT LAND

SUMMARY

PRICE

AIREYS INLET (03) 5220 0200 28 - 30 Great Ocean Road Aireys Inlet Vic 3231 14 Old Coach Road, Moggs Creek 21 Robyn Road, Moggs Creek

HOUSES, APARTMENTS & UNITS

SUMMARY

PRICE

2 B/R 4 B/R, 2 bth 3 B/R, 2 bth 4 B/R, 3.5 bth

Apollo Bay Heights 5 Alastair Court, Apollo Bay 255 Busty Road, Apollo Bay 2/33 Cawood Street, Apollo Bay 21 Costin Street, Apollo Bay Lot 9 Gambier Street, Apollo Bay 165 &167 Great Ocean Road, Apollo Bay 295 Great Ocean Road, Apollo Bay 40 Gum Court, Apollo Bay 28A Murray Street, Apollo Bay 2/5 Nelson Street, Apollo Bay Lot 2, 1-7 Noel Street, Apollo Bay Lot 11, 1-7 Noel Street, Apollo Bay Lot 14, 1-7 Noel Street, Apollo Bay Lot 16, 1-7 Noel Street, Apollo Bay 19-35 Nova Court, Apollo Bay Lot 1-5 Paradise Drive, Apollo Bay 39 Scenic Drive, Apollo Bay 10 Seaview Drive, Apollo Bay 28 Seaview Drive, Apollo Bay 48 Seaview Drive, Apollo Bay Lot 17 Seeberg Court, Apollo Bay 33 Seeberg Court, Apollo Bay 15 Whelan Street, Apollo Bay 31 Main Road, Beech Forrest 7 Costerman Terrace, Marengo 6 McMinn Court, Marengo 18 Ferrier Drive, Marengo 11 Morris Street, Port Campbell 1 Bass Crescent, Skenes Creek 3, 30 Karlson Street, Skenes Creek 33-35 Karlson Street, Skenes Creek 36 Old Coach Road, Skenes Creek 68 Old Coach Road, Skenes Creek 75 & 81 Old Coach Road, Skenes Creek 8 Otway Avenue, Skenes Creek

$525,000 $660,000 $1,495,000 $POA

APOLLO BAY (03) 5237 2600 93 Great Ocean Road Apollo Bay Vic 3233 2/78 Casino Avenue, Apollo Bay 68 Costin Street, Apollo Bay 5 Gallipoli Parade, Apollo Bay 15/22 Great Ocean Road, Apollo Bay 2/79 Great Ocean Road, Apollo Bay 3/155 Great Ocean Road, Apollo Bay 11 Gum Court, Apollo Bay 16 Joyce Street, Apollo Bay 'Alyeska' - 355 Killala Road, Apollo Bay 2/355 Killala Road, Apollo Bay 1/19 McLennan Street, Apollo Bay 25 Montrose Avenue, Apollo Bay 2B Murray Street, Apollo Bay 4/10 Murray Street, Apollo Bay 16 Murray Street, Apollo Bay 33 Murray Square, Apollo Bay 2/22 Nelson Street, Apollo Bay 3/22 Nelson Street, Apollo Bay 2 Nizam Quay, Apollo Bay 5/3-4 Nizam Quay, Apollo Bay Lot 8/9-13 Noel Street, Apollo Bay 3/62 Noel Street, Apollo Bay 11 Nova Court, Apollo Bay 8 Otway Vista, Apollo Bay 9 Otway Vista, Apollo Bay 1/18 Pascoe Street, Apollo Bay 3/49 Pascoe Street, Apollo Bay 3 & 4/5-7 Pengilley Avenue, Apollo Bay 13 Pengilley Avenue, Apollo Bay 5/5-7 Pengilley Avenue, Apollo Bay 6A Ramsden Avenue, Apollo Bay 9 Ramsden Avenue, Apollo Bay 27 Seeberg Court, Apollo Bay 3 Scott Place, Apollo Bay 2/35 Thompson Street, Apollo Bay 44 Thomson Street, Apollo Bay 3170 Great Ocean Road, Glenaire 22 Great Ocean Road, Lavers Hill 10 Ferrier Drive, Marengo 6 Galbraith Way, Marengo 21 Great Ocean Road, Marengo 855 Great Ocean Road, Marengo 5 Newcombe Street, Marengo 32 Ocean Park Drive, Marengo 15 Panorama Crescent, Marengo 24 Hennessy Street, Port Campbell 10 Otway Avenue, Skenes Creek 30 Skenes Creek Valley Road, Skenes Creek 18/270 Skenes Creek Road, Skenes Creek 19/270 Skenes Creek Road, Skenes Creek

4 B/R, 2 B/R, views 3 B/R 2 bth 3 B/R, 1.5 bth 3 B/R, 2 bth 3 B/R 2 B/R, 1 bth 3 B/R, 1bth 4 B/R 5 B/R, 3 bth, 118 acres 2 B/R, 2 bth, 2.2 acres 2 B/R 2 B/R, 1bth 3 B/R, 1,070 sqm 3 B/R, 2 bth 2 B/R, 1 bth 3 B/R, 1 bth, DLUG 2 B/R, 1bth 2 B/R, 1bth 3.5 B/R, 2 bth 2 B/R 1bth 3 B/R, 1 bth 3 B/R, 2 bth Townhouse 4 B/R, 2.5 bth, views 3 B/R, 319 sqm 3 B/R, 2 bth 3 B/R , 2 bth 2 B/R 2 & 3 B/R Townhouses 4 B/R, 2 bth 3 B/R, 2 bth 3 B/R, 1 bth 3 B/R, 2.5 bth 3 B/R, 3 levels 6 B/R, 1664 sqm 2 storey 3 B/R, 2bth 2 bed, 1 bath 3 B/R, 2bth 3 B/R, 1,012 sqm 3 B/R, 1 bth 4 B/R, 3 bth, 1 acre fenced 5 B/R, 2.5 bth 4 B/R, 2 bth 4 B/R, 993 sqm 4 B/R + 2 cottages 3 B/R, 1 bth 2 B/R cottage 3 B/R, ocean views 4 B/R, 1.28 acres 2 B/R Villa, ocean views 1 B/R Villa, ocean views

$595,000 - $645,000 $560,000 - $590,000 $450,000 $695,000 $595,000 $449,000 $375,000 $595,000 - $645,000 $995,000 $450,000 $495,000 $370,000 $590,000 - $625,000 $500,000 - $510,000 $439,000 $395,000 $310,000 $310,000 $499,000 - $520,000 $460,000 $415,000 $560,000 $598,000 $299,000 $330,000 $380,000 $365,000 $410,000 $479,000 $445,000 $349,000 $540,000 By negotiation $695,000 $400,000 $330,000 - $360,000 $950,000 - $1,050,000 $185,000 $415,000 $800,000 + $595,000 Price by Negotiation $565,000 - $585,000 $750,000 $820,000 $415,000 $560,000 $1,800,000-$2,000,000 $265,000 - $275,000 $195,000 - $215,000

Self contained apt 2 B/R, 1 bth, views 2 B/R, 2bth Studio & 2 B/R Apts 4 B/R, 2 bth, views 2 B/R, views

Lot 7, 28 Clissold Street, Lorne 18 Cassidy Drive, Kennett River 36 Ridge Drive, Kennett River 32 Harrington Street, Separation Creek 21 Durimbil Avenue, Wye River 15 Karingal Drive, Wye River 36 Morley Avenue, Wye River 4 Bombora Street, Torquay 2/67 Bristol Road, Torquay 1 Inshore Drive, Torquay 77 Ocean View Crescent, Torquay 44 Springvalley Drive, Torquay

RURAL

COMMERCIAL

$269,000 - $289,000 $1,250,000 $596,000 $819,000 $689,000

SUMMARY

PRICE

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3x3x3 lease. WI/WO Pizzeria, 12 yr lease WIWO Business in prime position Commercial Freehold Price reduced to sell

535 sqm 453 sqm 620 sqm 615 sqm 1070 sqm

$220,000 $230,000 $215,000 $499,000 $230,000 $235,000 $775,000 $300,000 - $310,000 $355,000 - $370,000 $339,000 $280,000 - $295,000 $395,000

SUMMARY

33 Grant Street, Forrest

PRICE

3 B/R & business

$390,000

APOLLO BAY (03) 5237 2600 93 Great Ocean Road Apollo Bay Vic 3233 1130 Forrest-Apollo Bay Road, Barramunga Lot 1, Otway Park, Cape Otway 90 Old Colac Road, Beech Forest 175 Beech Forest/Mt Sabine Rd, Beech Forest 4850 Colac Lavers Hill Road, Lavers Hill 5145 Colac Lavers Hill Road, Lavers Hill Lot 6 Lower Gellibrand Road, Princetown 5835 Great Ocean Road, Yuulong 55 Old Coach Road, Yuulong Lot 1 Parkers Access, Yuulong 1275 Carlisle River-Gellibrand Road, Carlisle River

31 acres 2 B/R, 3.8 acres 2 B/R, 5 acres House 3 B/R 2 acres 20 acres 3 B/R, 7 acres 266 acres 10 acres 2.5 acres

$525,000 - $550,000 $595,000 $350,000 $435,000 $348,000 $265,000 $180,000 - $195,000 $850,000 $2,200,000 $379,000 $99,000

LORNE (03) 5289 4222 136 Mountjoy Parade Lorne Vic 3232 1535 Birregurra-Forrest Road, Barwon Downs Lot 2/1 Bowden Street, Birregurra 50 Nicholas Lane, Birregurra 52 Roadknight Street, Birregurra 2 Unnamed Road, Cressy 455 Deans Marsh-Lorne Road, Deans Marsh 6 Station Street, Forrest 22 Station Street, Forrest Shalom Cottages, 35 Robilliards Road, Murroon

APOLLO BAY (03) 5237 2600 93 Great Ocean Road Apollo Bay Vic 3233 39 Great Ocean Road, Apollo Bay 155 Great Ocean Road, Apollo Bay 4B Hardy Street, Apollo Bay - 'Shore Things' Shop / 2 Hardy Street, Apollo Bay 2/22 Pascoe Street, Apollo Bay - 'Apollo Bay Day Spa'

350 sqm 626 sqm 582 sqm 567 sqm approx 690 sqm 897 sqm approx 1020 sqm

AIREYS INLET (03) 5220 0200 28 - 30 Great Ocean Road Aireys Inlet Vic 3231

$220,000 $660,000 $835,000 $60,000 - $160,000 $800,000 $499,000

2 B/R self contained unit Residence on 3 acres 4 B/R, 2 bth 4 B/R, 2 bth & views 4 B/R, 2 bth, valley views

From $210,000 $250,000 $450,000 - $475,000 $189,000 $230,000 - $250,000 $280,000 $POA $850,000 - $875,000 $210,000 $230,000 EOI $265,000 $235,000 $320,000 - $350,000 $289,000 $215,850 + $290,000 + $199,000 $250,000 - $270,000 $250,000 Price by Negotiation $275,000 - $290,000 $315,000 - $330,000 $395,000 $120,000 $385,000 $550,000 $299,000 $210,000 $289,000 $299,000 $549,000 $300,000 $210,000 $245,000 + $250,000

TORQUAY (03) 5261 5088 114 Surfcoast Highway Vic 3228

TORQUAY (03) 5261 5088 114 Surfcoast Highway Vic 3228 5/4 Noble Street, Anglesea 38 Bells Boulevard, Jan Juc 12 Blackwattle Mews, Torquay 2 Ocean Outlook, Torquay 79 Spring Valley Drive, Torquay

Subdivision 475 sqm 10 acres 333 sqm approx 668 sqm, corner allot 343 sqm 2000 sqm's each 950 sqm 638 sqm 330 sqm 500 sqm 301 sqm 343 sqm 314 sqm 303 sqm 620 - 1,021sqm 5 lot1.5-2.5 acres 574 sqm 631 sqm 714 sqm 579 sqm 510 sqm 562 sqm 700 sqm approx 1700 sqm 1 acre 752 sqm 921 sqm 600 sqm 548 sqm 306 sqm 948 sqm 910 sqm 586 sqm 1189 & 905 sqm 585 sqm

LORNE (03) 5289 4222 136 Mountjoy Parade Lorne Vic 3232

LORNE (03) 5289 4222 136 Mountjoy Parade Lorne Vic 3232 127/3 Bay Street, Lorne 25 Dorman Street, Lorne 64 - 66 Mountjoy Parade, Lorne 35 Mountjoy Parade, Lorne 3 Cartra Crescent, Kennett River 34 The Boulevarde, Wye River

$600,000 $500,000

APOLLO BAY (03) 5237 2600 93 Great Ocean Road Apollo Bay Vic 3233

AIREYS INLET (03) 5220 0200 28 - 30 Great Ocean Road Aireys Inlet Vic 3231 1 Anderson Street, Aireys Inlet 6 Bambra Road, Aireys Inlet 41-43 Beach Road, Aireys Inlet 631 Great Ocean Road, Eastern View

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$POA $480,000 $620,000 $525,000 $118,000 $400,000 $220,000 $119,000 $650,000

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APOLLO BAY 93 Great Ocean Road Apollo Bay Vic 3233 Phone (03) 5237 2600 Fax (03) 5237 6231 Email apollobay@greatoceanroadrealestate.com.au

LORNE 136 Mountjoy Parade Lorne Vic 3232 Phone (03) 5289 4222 Fax (03) 5289 4211 Email lorne@greatoceanroadrealestate.com.au

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G.R. McCARTNEY & SON 7 Gilbert Street, Torquay Vic 3228 P (03) 5261 2104 F (03) 5261 4493 www.mccartneyrealestate.com.au

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Tim Carson

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0409 612 104

0434 690 930

OPEN: SATURDAY 1.00PM – 1.30PM

TORQUAY 30 Aquarius Avenue ENJOY THE RURAL LIFESYLE ON ACREAGE

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TORQUAY 294 Grossmans Road SPACE, LIFESTYLE & MODERN LIVING – ONLY MINUTES FROM TOWN!

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Looking for that acreage property, not too big, not too small? Out of town, but not too far out? Well here it is!! Offering a quality brick veneer home with 4 bedrooms (master with en-suite and WIR), BIR’s in the remaining 3 bedrooms, open plan kitchen/ dining & living area with spotted gum floors, separate family room, study, entertaining area, double carport and workshop/ storage sheds. All located on 2.75 private acres (approx) with ample room for the kids to ride their ponies or motorbikes. This is a truly fantastic opportunity to secure a great lifestyle property in a highly sought after location, with still only minutes from town and local schools.

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The perfect lifestyle opportunity awaits for the growing family to purchase property that offers space, ocean views and a great coastal lifestyle. Only minutes from town and local schools this quality built Dennehy home boasts 4 bedrooms (master with en-suite and WIR), large open plan kitchen/dining/living area, office/study, upstairs family/rumpus room, gas log fire, ducted vacuum system, fully decked upstairs entertaining area, remote lock-up double garage and additional workshop/storage shed. A great opportunity for the successful purchaser to come in and add their finishing touches to the landscaping with still plenty of room for the swimming pool or even tennis court (STCA) all sited on 1½ acre allotment (approx).

PRICE: $820,000 CONTACT: Tim Carson 0434 690 930 or Graeme McCartney 0409 612 104

PRICE: $858,000 CONTACT: Tim Carson 0434 690 930 or Graeme McCartney 0409 612 104

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If a lifestyle change is high on your agenda, here is an opportunity for the large family to spread their wings in style and purchase a home that represents exceptional value for money. Boasting 4 large bedrooms (master with en-suite, large WIR and balcony with ocean views), open plan kitchen/dining and living area (stone bench tops and stainless steel appliances), beautiful spotted gum floorboards, family room or come study, upstairs parents retreat or rumpus room, decked outdoor entertaining area, ducted gas heating and remote double garage. All surrounded by professionally landscaped gardens on a 640m2 (approx) allotment. This truly is a fantastic family home offering excellent living inside and out and located within close proximity to the local schools and Deep Creek reserve.

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Quality from start to finish this stunning architecturally designed home has all you desire and more, from the moment you step through the door you will be captivated by its absolute quality. Boasting 3 bedrooms (master with large en-suite), large BIR’s in the remaining bedrooms, open plan kitchen/dining/living area (granite bench tops and stainless steel appliances), powder room, separate downstairs family/rumpus room, study, remote double garage with loads of storage, decked entertaining area with built in BBQ and low maintenance gardens. Other features include gas log fire, reverse cycle A/C, amazing spotted gum timber floorboards, heated spa/plunge pool, architecturally designed lighting, granite and 2 pack joinery throughout and ducted vacuum system. Positioned in a quiet and friendly location all within close proximity to White’s Beach and The Sands Clubhouse and Golf Course. This truly is a quality family home which is sure to impress!!!

PRICE: $689,500 CONTACT: Tim Carson 0434 690 930 or Graeme McCartney 0409 612 104

PRICE: $680,000 CONTACT: Tim Carson 0434 690 930

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Tim Carson

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0434 690 930

OPEN: SATURDAY 12.00PM – 12.30AM

TORQUAY 1/19 Liesbet Close AFFORDABLE PRICE IN A QUIET LOCATION!

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This affordable 3 bedroom brick veneer townhouse located in a quiet location is value plus. Featuring a neat open plan kitchen /dining & living area, new entertaining/alfresco area and double lock-up garage (with 4th bedroom). All positioned a 346m2 low maintenance allotment with still room for the kids to run around and play. This is ideal for those looking to secure a weekender, first home or investment property in a great location with ocean views and only metres to White’s beach and The Sands Clubhouse and Golf Course.

What an opportunity to purchase a wonderfully built Dennehy home offering exquisite open plan living at its best. From the time you set through the door you will be impressed by its absolute quality. Featuring 3 bedrooms (master with large ensuite and WIR), BIR’s in the remaining 2 bedrooms, open plan kitchen with stone bench tops and stainless steel appliances dining and living area with a gas log fire, plantation blinds, double glazed windows, ducted vacuum and security system, solar hot water, bi’fold doors opening onto a private north facing entertaining area and remote double garage. Rarely do opportunities arrive like this to purchase a quality home in a great location all within metres to White’s beach and the world class Sands Golf Course.

PRICE: $579,000 CONTACT: Tim Carson 0434 690 930 or Graeme McCartney 0409 612 104

PRICE: $645,000 CONTACT: Tim Carson 0434 690 930 or Graeme McCartney 0409 612 104

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TORQUAY 143 Spring Valley Drive SAVE ON STAMP DUTY – BRAND NEW RESIDENCE!!

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JAN JUC 19 Royston Lane A NEW LEVEL OF EXCELLENCE!!

Situated in one of the best locations in the Great Oceans Views estate with uninterrupted views of the spring creek reserve is this affordable architecturally designed residence which is currently under construction. Comprising 3 bedrooms (master with en-suite and WIR), BIR’s in the remaining 2 bedrooms, large open plan kitchen/dining & living area with stainless steel appliances, separate family room and remote panel lift double garage. Other features will include quality fixtures and fittings throughout, heating and cooling, 2 outdoor entertaining areas with stacker doors, stack stone feature at entry, fully landscaped gardens and all fencing. Sited on a 589m2 allotment. Available in October 2011. This is one of the rare opportunities to purchase your family brand new home or investment property with exceptional stamp duty savings, in a great location with nothing more to do.

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Taking luxury to a brand new level this brand new residence has all you desire and more. Situated in a quiet court location with elevated locked in ocean views this architecturally designed home exudes absolute quality from the moment you walk in the door. Presenting 3 bedrooms (master with en-suite), BIR’s in all bedrooms, well appointed kitchen (stone bench tops and stainless steel appliances), open plan dining/living room, bi’-fold doors opening onto a north facing outdoor alfresco/ entertaining area ( with sand stone floors and glass balustrade), downstairs rumpus/family room and large double garage. Other features include semi-commercial windows, Tasmanian oak polished floors, terrazzo polished concrete floors, sand stone paving and wall feature and much more. All surrounded by architecturally designed low maintenance gardens with plenty of room for the kids to play and run around. This truly is a highly appealing and quality home so don’t miss it.

PRICE: $595,000 CONTACT: Tim Carson 0434 690 930 or Graeme McCartney 0409 612 104

PRICE: $785,000 CONTACT: Tim Carson 0434 690 930 or Graeme McCartney 0409 612 104

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2355 Geelong Portarlington Rd Bellarine Commanding Bellarine Homestead on 3.5 acres Elevated Bellarine waterside acres with wide and sweeping views of almost the complete Port Phillip Bay from one of the highest points on the Bellarine Peninsula, originally part of the noted Bellarine School No.1415. Unquestionably one of the finest properties on the Bellarine Peninsula, high above the surrounding countryside set in the heart of the Peninsulas wine country, this elegant home on just over 3 acres is designed to take full advantage of the spectacular views. Surrounded by farm land and valleys rolling down to the bay.

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$2.3 - $2.5 million

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Loretta Sullivan - 0414 516 334

3 The Esplanade Portarlington Bellarine Peninsula Prime Beach Front Property ‘Seafield Lodge’ One of the most prime positioned waterfront properties in Portarlington, a superior investment opportunity. The current vendor had great foresight when deciding to purchase a town central elevated block overlooking Port Phillip Bay, the shipping channels across to Melbourne and the Mornington Peninsula, with the added benefit of watching the activity on the Portarlington Jetty from his deck with only a 200 metres walk to the main street shops. Block size 816 m² approx, manicured gardens, family home, double garage and undercover entertaining area.

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Saturday 10th September 12.00am - 12.30pm

Agents

Susan Doubleday - 0408 038 380 Loretta Sullivan - 0414 516 334

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800 Metres to Swimming Beach This two storey of luxury living home offers an impressive unique design along with the relaxed bayside lifestyle only 800 metres to swimming beach and boat ramp. If the extensive 1st oor deck opening up from a private leisure area doesn’t clench the deal, the intense coloured polished timber oors throughout will. Storage is well planed and welcomed relief, the sun ďŹ lled modern kitchen adjoining a spacious living and

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$490,000 Sun 12.30pm - 12.45pm Loretta Sullivan - 0414 516 330

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21 Hood Road Portarlington There is SO much you can do! Large allotment (966 sq m) in prime corner location, close to town and golf course. This brick home is double storey and has enough room for the whole family and all their friends! Featuring 5 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms, lounge room and renovated kitchen. The huge garage will cater for cars, boats, a caravan plus a spare fridge! The open space allows plenty of room for a garden, vegetable patch and for the kids to

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80 Greenhills Road Bellarine Views That Change With Every Season With stunning views of Scotchmans Hill, Port Phillip bay and beyond, this substantial homestead of approx. 40 sqs set on 3 acres and tastefully renovated, is lavish yet functional for day to day living. The slate entry leads to the family room overlooking the outdoor entertaining area and extends to the grand kitchen. Polished oor boards throughout the property give lovely warmth to the home. A formal dining area overlooks a sunken retreat which surrounds the open ďŹ replace. Once you close the remote gates, you leave the world behind.

8 Nottingham St Portarlington STOP!... Don’t look any further! This property has it all, views, location, northerly aspect, immaculately maintained and a great family living plan over 3 split levels. Level 3 comprises lounge and dining/kitchen both opening onto the balcony, all with views of the bay. Down stairs to master bedroom plus two additional bedrooms and bathroom. Downstairs again to a separate living area with access to outside patio, bedroom and ensuite. Polished oor boards

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49 Yarramundi Drive Clifton Springs

6 Carolina Way Clifton Springs

Modern Home On A 700 Sqm Block. Set on a 700sqm block with access to council reserve, this modern home bucks the trend to offer space and quality in the one package. 3 large bedrooms, 2 bathrooms, north facing open plan family, dining and quality european kitchen, separate lounge, alfresco entertaining with above ground spa and home office. Ducted heating, evaporative cooling, ducted vacuum and ample off street parking for 2 cars and a boat or caravan complete this stunning package, rare to find - easy to inspect. Call today!

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$459,000

Inspect

Saturday 11.45 - 12.15pm

Agents

Daniel Lamanna - 0413 795 994

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Helen Ryan - 0408 528 574

5 Warrawee Court Clifton Springs

Golf Course Living North facing rear yard overlooks Clifton Springs Golf Course. Wonderfully presented 3 bedroom home with 2 bathrooms, dble remote controlled garage & carport on approx 604m2 of land has a fantastic rear north facing deck to relax and take in the scenery. Screen enclosed outdoor area, updated kitchen with 900mm oven, NZ wool carpets & slate floors, ducted gas heating & split system RC/AC as additional features this makes for the perfect golf course property

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The open plan living and formal lounge enjoy a northerly aspect and both overlook the established gardens and play area. Positioned at the top of a court, this 4 bedroom, 2 bathroom, 2 living area home with a double lock up garage will appeal to the masses. The property has access into the yard for a caravan, boat or trailer, alfresco outdoor entertaining and ample yard space with the home set on approx 700 square metres of land to complete this immaculately presented and well rounded 9 year old home. An inspection of this property will not disappoint.

For Sale Price

$425,000

Inspect

Saturday 11.00 - 11.30am

Agents

Paul Raicevic - 0434 080 694

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Daniel Lamanna - 0413 795 994

19 Clifton Springs Road, Drysdale VIC 3222 62

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38–40 Coolangatta Drive Clifton Springs Triple Block, Big Views, Great Family Home. Completed reno except central bathroom. Spacious entrance, formal dining & lounge room as well as 2nd open plan living includes meals, gourmet kitchen, study nook & living. 4 generous bedrooms, 3 with BIR’s, main has ensuite & WIR. Undercover deck overlooks heated inground pool. Features; s/s, central heating + OFP, evap cooling, walk-in-pantry, smeg dble wall oven & gas cooker. Dble garage, garden shed.

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$523,000 Sunday 12.30 - 1.00pm Helen Ryan 0408 528 574

8 DeBurgh Road Drysdale Renovated Gem This renovated gem is ready for its new owner. Comprising 3 spacious bedrooms plus a study or fourth bedroom, full ensuite and second central bathroom, open plan kitchen meals dining area and formal living room. The oversized garage with drive through coupled with the 2 outdoor entertaining areas, complete this immaculately presented and located property, ready for the new owner to just walk in and live comfortably.

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$379,000 – $399,000

24 Palmerston Street Drysdale

Inspect

Saturday 1.15am -1.45pm

Solar passive design with timeless appeal

Agents

Daniel Lamanna -0413 795 994

Dble doors open to large foyer, generous living room, 2nd living with kitchen opening to undercover living, 3 bedrooms + study, huge main with ensuite, loads of wardrobe space, others dble with BIR’s. Features; duc. vac, central heating, OFP, pot belly, d/w, pantry, sec. system. Cathedral ceilings with clear story windows, matured japanese gardens. Dble garage, shed, extra room for car/boat on app. 766sqm of land.

16 Amarina Road Clifton Springs Not Too Big, Not Too Small... This brilliantly designed home is perfectly proportioned for someone looking for low maintenance with yard space. 3 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms, formal lounge, north facing open plan dining & family room, sgl drive through garage. Property is a perfect hybrid of townhouse meets suburban home on large block. Priced to sell, an inspection of this property is sure to spark some interest.

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Finish renovation now or later for that perfect home. Upstairs open plan living, main bedroom & full bathroom, doors open to balcony giving superb views. Downstairs another bedroom & flexible 2nd room which could be 3rd bedroom or living, 2nd shower & toilet with laundry. Features; s/systems, gas heater, new blinds & approx 650sqm of land. Sgle garage drives through to 2nd garage & carport.

$339,000 By Appointment Daniel Lamanna - 0413 795 994

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7 Tony Street Drysdale

Flawless Design Designed & built by private builder this home has something special that most volume builders miss. Home flows flawlessly from one living to the other, master & 2 bedrooms are separated just enough to facilitate dynamics of the growing family. Timber kitchen & meals area has sliding doors opening to outdoor living & internal access from DLUG with drive through into rear yard. Court location with access to schools and transport.

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22 Allara Court Clifton Springs

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Only 4 yr old with generous proportions throughout. Formal lounge, 2nd open plan living opens to undercover alfresco area, big rooms allowing flexible living. 4 bedrooms with TV points, study, main with WIR & ensuite, others have BIR’S, large laundry (comes with w/machine), wide hallway provides elegant entrance. Features; central heating, d/w, 4 fans, tank. Side access for boat, dble garage & walk everywhere, schools, town, parklands. A real winner!

$370,000 - $390,000 Saturday 12.30pm – 1.00pm Daniel Lamanna - 0413 795 994

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34 Murradoc Road Drysdale

47 Hill Street Clifton Springs

The Perfect Investment

Renovated, Fabulous 1St Time Purchase Or Investment

Ranging from 74m2 to 208m2 of floor space these custom built tilt slab warehouses come with 3 phase power, steel doors, disabled toilet, kitchenette with hot water service, electric roller doors, high bay lamps & room for mezzanine level. Available for sale or lease in a prime Drysdale location. With terrific access, main road frontage and exceptional body corp fees. Only 12 of 20 remain so don’t miss out.

This home has been done with style to finish a perfect 3 bedroom delight. Lounge room is generous with adjoining meals & gourmet kitchen. All bedrooms have BIR’s, central bathroom, separate toilet & laundry. Features; new floorcoverings, split system, central heating & updated window furnishings. Dble garage, garden shed, paved outdoor area to entertain and big block, approx 625sqm. Walk to bay, schools & shops.

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$172,000 - $345,000 By Appointment Paul Raicevic - 0434 080 694

Built by Masir builders & making good use of space to present a well designed home taking advantage of bay views. 3 bedrooms, WIR in master & BIR’S in remaining 2, central 2-way large bathroom & separate toilet. Open plan living including lounge, dining & kitchen opening to balcony. Features; central heating, aircon, double pantry, good storage and quality fittings. Side drive to extra long single garage, well maintained home.

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Approx 12 year old with loads of living space. Formal lounge with formal dining, huge second open plan living. 4 bedroom, main with ensuite and WIR, others with robes, study, central bathroom and separate toilet. Features; central heating, split system, ducted vacuum, loads of storage and more to inspect. Natural light throughout enhances this large home, close to parks, schools and town. Double garage, shed. Don’t miss this one for the family home.

$369,000 By Apointment Helen Ryan - 0408 528 574

22 Gidgee Mews Drysdale Two big living areas, formal lounge with dining, second open plan living including kitchen, living & meals area overlooking decking for alfresco living. All bedrooms are generous, main has ensuite & WIR, other 4 all have robes, central bathroom, separate toilet & laundry. Features; central heating, s/system, dishwasher, fans, quality fittings & good storage. Dble garage & landscaped gardens.

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On approx 585m2 of land resides this very neat, tidy home, comprising 3 bedrooms, BIR in master. Bathroom has separate bath & shower, dble garage + garden shed. Located within walking distance to boat ramp/bay, shops, school, park & tennis courts this well maintained home is perfect for investor, 1st home buyer or downsizer alike. Gas heating, cooking & hot water with low maintenance yard further compliment this property.

$465,000 By Appointment Helen Ryan - 0408 528 574

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29 Gidgee Mews Drysdale

5 Binda Court Clifton Springs Big bay views, in perfect condition Appealing home spacious lounge, kitchen, meals, 3 bedrooms; 2 with BIR’s & central bathroom, separate toilet. Front entrance to hallway & extra storage space at rear. Downsize without compromise, great investment. Features; pantry, fans, Pure Heat Belmont heater, air conditioner, new white wooden blinds & more. Remote door carport through to single garage, matured garden. Park near by, walk to jetty, close to all amenities.

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54 Beacon Point Road Clifton Springs Great Position, Bay Walks And Views....Only 11 Year Old

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Rumpus/theatre, room for home office. Next level; huge open plan, kitchen, dining & living opens to balcony with bay views & enclosed sunroom. Study nook, 4 bedrooms, main has ensuite & WIR, 2 have WIR’s & 4th has BIR, bathroom, laundry & 3 toilets. Polished floors, s/system, 3 fans, gas log heater. Dble garage, side drive for boat, rear access, 2 tanks x 9000ltrs.

$332,000 Sat 12.30 - 1.00pm Helen Ryan - 0408 528 574

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CUTTING EDGE BEACHSIDE 2/9 Saltwater Place, ANGLESEA $725,000 Inspired by contemporary design with outstanding features, this quality four bedroom home will leave you excited about this rare opportunity to purchase such a home in this private cul de sac beachside location in Anglesea. This architect designed home is extremely versatile suiting both large and small families of all ages. Upstairs consists of four generous bedrooms including deluxe ensuite to master, WIR and stunning main bathroom. Downstairs comprises a formal lounge with gas log fire and a dining and family room with a functional study area. Well equipped laundry and powder room and large galley style kitchen for those who love to entertain, complemented with the large north facing outdoor entertaining area ideal for those summer BBQs with friends. The property offers minimal maintenance, plenty of secure and undercover parking and includes secure storage for those coastal necessities. This superb executive package is located within easy reach of all that Anglesea has to offer, including the beach, bowls, tennis club and local village precinct. Other features include stone bench tops in kitchen and bathrooms, ducted heating and cooling throughout, decorative gas fire place, double glazed windows, porcelain floor tiles, hardwood timber flooring upstairs, 2000 litre water tank, outdoor shower, security alarm system, emergency lighting, 6 star energy rating Inspect: By appointment Agent: Hayden Real Estate, Anglesea Contact: Marius Tekin 0425 853 055 Trent Ludlow 0418 308 841

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The Ultimate Sea-Change $530,000 145 BAY SHORE AVENUE, CLIFTON SPRINGS This property is the quintessential example of a sea change location and residence. Situated directly across the road from our fabulous Bay & Boat Harbour. The home over OHYHOV Ă RRGV ZLWK QDWXUDO OLJKW GXH WR WKH ODUJH QRUWK facing windows on both levels of the house. The home will accommodate 2 living areas, 3 huge bedrooms. At the rear of the property is a fantastically appointed bedsit apartment, ideal for all your friends and relatives that are VXUH WR ZDQW WR VSHQG WLPH ZLWK \RX LQ WKLV PDJQLĂ€FHQW home. A written description cannot do this property justice, only an inspection will do. To truly appreciate just what this outstanding location and property provides; make an appointment today.

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Jetty Jewel $299,000 Price Reduced 39 JETTY ROAD, CLIFTON SPRINGS Nestled behind a high front fence this 4 bedroom home will make for the ideal purchase in this price range. Every bedroom has built-in-robes, the main with shower and basin. Front lounge has ww carpet and split system for year round comfort. The kitchen has gas cooking and a tiled meals area and a carpeted living area. The long drive leads to the garage which abuts a child or pet secure back yard. Currently leased and returning $280.00 SHU ZHHN 7KLV KRPH LV LGHDO IRU WKH LQYHVWRU RU ÀUVW KRPH buyer alike. Walk to shops, schools, busses and the Bay with our brilliant boat harbour.

Walk to Boat Ramp, Shops, Transport, Parks & Schools $365,000 Price Reduced 9 KIAMA WAY, CLIFTON SPRINGS A wonderful welcome awaits those looking for the ideal entertainer. Presented in immaculate condition. The home provides 3 bedrooms all with built-in robes, main with full ensuite. Lounge has bay window, formal dining, fully equipped modern kitchen plus meals area, large UXPSXV ZLWK ZRRG ÀUH IRU DPELDQFH SOXV JDV GXFWHG heating and air conditioner for year round comfort. Huge fully covered all weather outdoor entertaining area with pot belly heater and double garage. A written description can not do this home justice. This property is D ÀUVW FODVV LQVSHFWLRQ 2XU YHQGRUV KDYH OHIW QRWKLQJ WR chance; just bring your furniture and move in.

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CLIFTON SPRINGS

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CLIFTON SPRINGS

$299,000

If your looking for a good project/renovator, or investment property with a rental return of $270p/w approx. you can't go wrong with this property. Good size living area with bay window, ceiling fan and ducted gas heating throughout. 3 bedrooms, 2 with BIR and small ensuite to main. Timber kitchen with gas H/P & elec W/O. Paved covered fernery area at side and fully enclosed rear yard. Good size storage shed at rear and large double garage with power. Do your figures and work it out and don't delay with your inspection on this property.

QUIET COURT LOCATION This established 3 bedroom brick home is located within easy walking distance to the Golf and Bowls Clubs. Tiled kitchen with gas and electric cooking. Sunny northwest facing balcony provides outdoor dining and bay views. Polished hardwood timber floors. Ducted gas heating. Large 730m2 block. This home gives you potential to improve and add value. Potential rental return $290p/w

Address: 48 Boonderabbi Drive Open: Saturday 11.45 - 12.15pm Contact: Jackie Webb 0417 552 456

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This 3 bedroom home is in a perfect location for families or investors. Close to school, waterfront, boat marina, shops and transport. The two separate living areas have timber laminate flooring, with gas heating, reverse cycle split system and a cosy wood fire. Large double carport with roller door to front, seconds as a large covered entertaining area. Potential rental return $290p/w.

$329,000

Address: 33 Ada Street Open: Saturday 12.30 - 1.00pm Contact: Jackie Webb 0417 552 456

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Situated close to the Drysdale township is this well designed family home. Everything you need is here, with 3 separate living zones you have it covered. The kitchen is centrally located overlooking the family room and rear yard. 3 x R/C split systems for all year comfort. All 4 bedrooms are doubles and good size study. Huge garage and plenty of room for everything on 4,210m2 of land approx. This home is quality plus and well worth your inspection.

Address: 66 Woodville Street Open: Saturday 2.00 - 2.30pm Contact: Jackie Webb 0417 552 456

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LIFESTYLE, LOCATION & MODERN LIVING 5 Lorama Place, TORQUAY $565,000 - $586,000 This sensational 3 bedroom plus study home offers zoned living to accommodate the family and open plan design will accommodate all ages. Quiet location of the Seahaze Estate boasting access to Torquay’s pristine beaches, world class golf club, soccer oval, future schools and more. Open plan and light filled living/kitchen/dining spills out onto a north facing hardwood deck and manicured lawns. Two living rooms, large study, ducted heating, Blanco appliances including 900mm stainless steel gas stove, split system cooling and the list goes on. Inspect: By appointment Agent: Great Ocean Road Real Estate, Torquay Contact: Michael Ferris 0428 882 666

WHEN LOCATION MATTERS 37A Beach Road, TORQUAY $520,000 When location matters most, this modern townhouse is ideal. Located walking distance from Fisherman’s Beach and only minutes from Torquay’s shopping precinct. Offering 2 bedrooms all with BIR’s (master with en-suite), open plan kitchen/dining and living area, balcony with ocean views, downstairs rumpus room/2nd living area, outdoor entertaining area (outside shower) and single garage. This opportunity makes for the perfect sea change, weekend getaway or investment property all in a highly sought after location. Inspect: By appointment Agent: McCartney Real Estate, Torquay Contact: Tim Carson 0434690930 Graeme McCartney 0409612104

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RENTAL OF THE WEEK 1/17 FISCHER STREET, TORQUAY

PRIME RENTAL AVAILABILITES

POSITION PERFECT

3 Bedrooms » 2 Bathrooms » $350 pw Available: NOW Agent: Hayden Real Estate, Torquay 5261 2101 Contact:

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Located only 300m (approx) to Torquay’s foreshore and shopping precinct. An ideal retreat for the owner occupier or holiday maker, it comprises three generous bedrooms, master with WIR and ensuite, separate lounge, open plan kitchen/meals and family room with cathedral ceilings. A central bathroom, laundry, double remote controlled garage, sensational outdoor entertaining area, heating/cooling plus more. Six month lease on offer.

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ADDRESS 7 Harvey Road, St Leonards 2 BR, wardrobes, polished floorboards, wall to wall carpet, carport, walk to shops, transport & the sea.

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152 Newcombe Street, Portarlington NOW 3 BR house, sun room, formal lounge, A/C, gas cook, lge back yard, within walk distance to shops, schools & beach.

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2/10 Barega Place, Drysdale 3 BR unit, BIRs, 2 bathrooms, dbl lockup garage, close to transport and shops.

14 Batman Street, Portarlington 3BR w BIRs. Bathroom w sep. bath & lndry. Wood & gas heater. Lrg backyard. OSP. No pets. NOW 40 Batman Street, Portarlington 3BR, open plan living, separate kitchen. Large and spacious yard. NOW 4/72 Fenwick Street, Portarlington NOW 2BR unit, central location. BRs w/ BIRs, open plan living/dining and kitchen + dishwasher. Ceiling fans and S/S. Euro laundry. Enclosed backyard. Lock up garage. No pets. 2/30 Langdon Street, Portarlington 2BR (master w/ WIR), bathroom, sep. laundry. Enclosed court yard and LUG. No pets. NOW 28 Lincoln Drive, Portarlington NOW 3 BR all w/ BIRs. Kitchen/dining & sitting area S/S heat/cool. Lock up garage + off-street parking. Outdoor entertaining area. No pets 1/165 Newcombe Street, Portarlington 2BR unit, Courtyard, single garage. No pets. (rent increase to $200pw Sept 2011) NOW 3/165 Newcombe Street, Portarlington 2BR w BIRs. Elec heating, kitchen w elec oven/stove. Courtyard & sgle gge. No pets. NOW 2/70 Stevens Street, Portarlington NOW 2BR w/BIRs. O/P living, modern kitchen. Single garage, low maint. garden/courtyard. Walking distance to beach & all amenities. No pets. 42 Ramblers Road, Portarlington 2 Storey, 4BR + rumpus (2 w/BIRs), 2 bathroom. No pets. NOW 5 Helen Street, Indented Head NOW 4BR+ study 1 minute from beach & shops. 2 bathrooms, lrg living + rumpus. R/C heating & cooling. Lrg deck overlooking the bay. Single carport, lrg lock up shed/workshop. Pets negotiable. 44-46 Beach Road, St Leonards 5BR, 2 Bathroom, 2 living, wood heater. NOW 20 Newcombe Street, Drysdale 19th SEPT *6 month lease* 2 Storey, 3BR + study, 3 living & alfresco dining, 2 bathrooms & 3 toilets. Ducted heating & vacuum, evap. cooling, DLUG (rear shed not included). Pets allowed. 3 Carapooka Avenue, Clifton Springs *6mth lease* 3BR, central bathroom, lounge w balcony & study. Dbl gge. No pets. NOW 107 Country Club Drive, Clifton Springs 19th SEPT 3BR all w/ BIR’s, master w/ ensuite. OP lounge & dining w/ gas & wood heater. Family room w/ electric heater. Dbl gge. No pets. 2/28 Maraboora Avenue, Clifton Springs NOW 2BR, living room w/ S/S, gas ducted heating throughout. Central bathroom w/ sep. bath. Dbl gge & solar hot water. No pets.

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Units, flats and townhouses in high demand! More properties NEEDED!

Address 3/32 Bell Street, TORQUAY 6 Blackwattle Mews, TORQUAY 1/17 Fischer Street, TORQUAY 41 Fischer Street, TORQUAY 54 Fischer Street, TORQUAY 1/1-3 Gilbert Street, TORQUAY 203/3 Payne Street, TORQUAY 3/31 Puebla Street, TORQUAY 5 Rayville Court, TORQUAY 14 Rincon Crescent, TORQUAY 61 Sands Boulevard, TORQUAY 2/3 Hoylake Avenue, JAN JUC 10 Birdie Avenue, ANGLESEA 51 Camp Road, ANGLESEA 1/1 Weir Street, ANGLESEA 23 Wray Street, ANGLESEA 66 Wybelleena Drive, FAIRHAVEN

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Estuary’s bonus comes as a welcome surprise FOR RECENTLY engaged couple, Luke Thomas and Melissa Romano, purchasing their new home-site at Geelong’s premier community, ‘Estuary’ at Leopold, came with a welcome surprise. It wasn’t until the couple sat down with Estuary’s resident sales consultant to finalise their purchase that they realised they were eligible for a whopping $26,500 thanks to the first home owners grant for regional new homes. Mr Thomas said the grant provided a great incentive for first home owners to take the plunge and buy their own home. “When we first thought about buying our own home, we looked at the pros and cons of buying an established property versus building a new home,” Mr Thomas said. “With the opportunity to create our own home from scratch and the added bonus of an extra $26,500 in our pockets, we quickly realised it would be more beneficial to build a new home from the ground up.” Estuary is the latest residential community from the award-winning Villawood Properties, located in the thriving region of Greater Geelong. Mr. Thomas said Estuary’s positioning nearby to a host of existing amenities and surf beaches was another major draw-card. “Leopold is a great suburb with lots of shops nearby… once we move in to our new home at Estuary we’ll be able to walk to the Gateway Plaza to do our shopping and we’ll be just 12 minutes from the beach.” Villawood Properties executive director, Rory Costelloe, said Estuary’s quality and affordable land offerings, coupled with its location and on-site amenities, had impressed many first home buyers and young families who are looking to invest in the future. “As with any Villawood community, Estuary’s master plan is dedicated to parks, gardens and outdoor living facilities, including a series of beautiful wetlands complete with picnic facilities and boardwalks.” Estuary’s fabulous 20-home display village and land sales office are located at Shoaling Drive, Leopold. Enter via Melaluka Road. They’reopen every day between 11am and 5pm, so visit Alan Smith at the on-site sales office to register your interest or to find out more information about available land or their selection of well-priced house and land packages, call 1300 737 598 or visit www.estuaryleopold.com.au

Melissa Milano and Luke Thomas will be new residents of Estuary.

GEELONG BUILDING SPOTLIGHT THIS WEEK:

Local Building Advice with Rohan Smith

Buyer Beware: Geelong Residents Stung by Hidden Site Costs

The Geelong property market has recently received increased reports of landowners being stung by unexpected site costs when developing their properties.

‘If the price of land seems too good to be true, it probably is. Do your homework. The block may be sloping, narrow or irregular in which case you could end up paying higher building and site costs when you start building.’ Before you agree to buy or build, make sure you get your site costs upfront. Call Rohan and the team at GJ Gardner Homes on 5221 1447 to discuss your plans to build in Geelong. surfcoasttimes.com.au

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the Key to Smaller and Smart Homes WITH GOVERNMENTS planning policies pushing for higher density and housing affordability at an all time low, well designed smaller and smarter sustainable homes are becoming more popular. Archicentre State Manager Victoria, David Hallett said, for the past two decades the family home has grown in size, however, with an eye on construction and running costs for many people wanting to enter into the housing market, small has become beautiful. “One of the misconceptions for people to overcome is that a small home is a mean home, or is of lower quality. This is not factual as a well designed small home can maximise the use of space to deliver a pleasant, healthy living environment to suit people’s lifestyle. Not everyone wants to live in a apartment and the solution is for a smaller smarter more sustainable home.” “A quick look around most homes usually finds that if people removed their clutter they could on average find they would have created an amount of space equivalent to a bedroom or a study.” Archicentre is finding more people are using its design concept service as the initial planning phase of their renovation or new home design before they commence commissioning finished drawings. “This service provides the opportunity for people to clarify their wish list for the new home and or renovation looking at the design and importantly the financial viability of the project,” Mr Hallett said. “Key issues being raised during the design consultation include health, lifestyle and increasingly sustainability on the back of sky

rocketing energy and water costs. “The noise factor has also become a major consideration with double glazing and sound proofing becoming a high priority for renovators and home builders who want to ensure peace within their home environment and cut out traffic noise. “Basically people want to create a quiet spot within their home environment where they can relax and unwind from a busy world away from the maddening crowd. “Period homes with little light are being transformed through atrium type extensions which provide more natural sunlight and viewing areas of gardens or water features. “Internal courtyards providing private ‘green viewing areas’ from many areas of the home have also become popular.” “The healthy home renovation trend is also extending into the types of materials used and eliminating those materials causing respiratory problems.”

Indoor/Outdoor Alfresco or open-air - ideally flowing from an open-plan kitchen, dining and living area with bi-fold or stackable doors into a paved area or decking. Garden Design Multiple light-wells and courtyards around the home, bringing light and views to bedrooms

and living areas. Home Office With the rapid spread of telecommuting with broadband cable facilities for internet access or wireless access, more people are able to conduct business affairs from home. The home office is now an essential feature for the modern business.

Top Renovation Trends – Multi-purpose rooms are a new trend. – Kitchen and dining combined through high bench dining options. – Living and study. – Play room / study / guest bedroom. Low-maintenance living Paint-free architecture, earthy textures, very natural. Paved courtyards with an emphasis on drought resistance plants. Polished timber flooring is the epitome of low-maintenance.

Indoor / Outdoor Alfresco - ideally flowing from an open-plan kitchen, dining and living area with bi-fold or stackable doors into a paved area or decking.

DISPLAY HOME OPEN HOURS Leopold: The Estuary Estate, Paraffin Dve Mon-Fri 12pm – 5pm Sat-Sun 11am – 5pm Sales Inquire: Jason Cantrell 0418 825 820 Shayne Jenkins 0423 616 227 Geelong: Torquay Rd, Grovdale Weekdays 1pm-5pm Weekends 12pm-5pm Ph: 03 5245 7130 Sales Inquire: Brian Spokes 0412 530 825 Georgia Pohlman 0423 033 059 Lara: Grand Lakes Estate Mon-Fri 1pm-5pm Sat-Sun 12pm-5pm Display Home: 03 5262 6705 Sales Inquire: Shayne Jenkins 0423 616 227

Lara: Grand Lakes Estate 102 East Lakes Boulevard Sat-Tues 1-5pm

Porter Davis Access display centre Estuary, Leopold (Villawood) Shoaling Drive, Leopold T: 5250 6326 Hours: 7 days, 11:00 – 5:00pm Sales enquiries: Rosemary King, 0417 511 686

Leopold: The Estuary Estate 29 Parrafin Drive Sat-Thurs 12-5pm Enquiries: 5222 5555

Porter Davis Lifestyle display centre Estuary, Leopold (Villawood) Shoaling Drive, Leopold T: 5250 5442 Hours: 7 days, 11:00 – 5:00pm Sales enquiries: Chris Smith, 0430 006 641

Lara: Grand Lakes Estate Mon-Fri 12pm-5pm, Sat-Sun 11am-5pm Sales Inquire: Paul Fletcher 0431 623 296 Geelong: Bellarine Hwy, Newcomb Mon-Fri 12pm-5pm, Sat-Sun 11am-5pm Sales Inquire: Doug Fairbrother 0412 699 474 Grovedale: 295 Torquay Rd, Grovedale Mon-Fri 12pm-5pm, Sat-Sun 11am-5pm Sales Inquire: Adrian Lapetina 0403 277 434 Helen Box 0417 395 929

Display Office 1D Baines Cres , Torquay Open : Mon-Thu 10am – 4pm Sat 10am-4pm Ph : 52612866 Mob : 0434730962 Portarlington: “Arlington Rise Estate, 8 The Rise (off Smythe St) Fri-Tues 1pm-5pm Sales Inquire: 03 5255 3556 03 5259 3858 Leopold: Grenada 207 28 Paraffin Drive, Estuary Estate Open Sat-Wed 12pm-5pm Sales Inquire: 5243 0204 or 0409 580 911

Leopold: Kensington Estate, Christies Rd Mon-Wed: 12pm – 5pm Thurs-Fri: Closed Sat-Sun: 11am – 5pm Display Home: 9328 0320 or 9328 0324 Sales Inquire: Jim Upchurch 0407 861 549

Leopold: Estuary Estate, Paraffin Dr Mon-Fri 12pm-5pm, Sat-Sun 11am-5pm Sales Inquire: Mathew Denning 0412 212 383

Leopold: Estuary Estate, Paraffin Dr Mon-Fri 12pm-5pm Sat-Sun 11am-5pm Display Home: 9328 0358 or 9328 0359

Lara: “Catania 234” 13 Spring water Drive, Lara (Grand Lakes Estate) Open: Saturday – Wednesday 12-5pm Contact: 5221 144

Sales Inquire: Damir 0403 242 144

Jan Juc: Marner Close Sun 2pm-5pm or by appointment Sales Inquire: 0418 590 377 or 5261 3394 surfcoasttimes.com.au

Lara: Grand Lakes Estate, Lara 15 Springwater Drive Lara Open: Saturday & Sunday 1-5pm or by appointment Contact: 5229 2929, 0422 295 235 Leopold: 27 Paraffin Drive, Leopold Part of the: Estuary Estate - Off Melaluka Rd Open: All days from 12-5pm excluding Fridays Contact: 5229 2929, 0422 295 235 Email: admin@signaturehomes.net.au Visit: www.signaturehomes.net.au

Leopold: Kensington Estate, Christies Rd Sat-Sun 1pm-5pm or by Apt Bannockburn: Sommerset Estate, Moreillon Blvd Sat-Sun 1pm-5pm or by Apt Ocean Grove: Kingston Estate, Oakdean Blvd Sat-Sun 1pm-5pm or by Apt Lara: Grand Lakes Estate, 104 Eastlakes Blvd Sat-Wed 1-5 or by Apt Sales Inquire: 03 5222 5522

Leopold: “Coolana 214” 22 Paraffin Drive, Leopold (Estuary Estate) Open: Saturday – Thursday 12-5pm Contact: 5221 1447

Torquay: 12 Headland Dr Sun-2pm-5pm or by appointment Torquay: 36 Centreside Dr Sun 2pm-5pm or by appointment

Geelong: Head Office & Colour Studio 126 Fyans Street, South Geelong Open: Monday to Friday 9am-5pm Contact: 5229 2929 admin@signaturehomes.net.au

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BY GEOFF ROUNDS JOE CAMILLERI is an iconic figure in Australian music and will headline the impressive musical talent line-up at the second annual Anglesea Music Festival. Since his first band The Drollies in the 1960s, Camilleri has fronted Jo Jo Zep and the Falcons and later The Black Sorrows where his songs began to cement their standing in the history of Australian music. It was in the 1980s that Camilleri gathered together a group of his musician friends and dubbed them The Black Sorrows. The band began playing for the fun of it, recording independent

albums and selling them out of the boot of a car. He is one of Australia’s most loved musicians and with The Black Sorrows, has sold over one million albums and after 25 years and numerous line-up changes, The Black Sorrows are still going strong. Camilleri was born in Malta – the third of 10 children – and moved to Australia when he was just two years old. For Camilleri, music was something that came from the heart as well as the home. “I never thought I’d be a musician, I just loved music,” Camilleri said. “Music is always evolving. You can’t resist change. I think we’re changing all the time,

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have toured Australia more times than anyone can remember, playing sell-out shows across Europe and along the way picked up ARIA gongs for ‘Best Band’ and selling more than one million albums worldwide. But for now, the focus is on playing live and you can see Joe Camilleri and the Black Sorrows at this years 2011 Anglesea Music Festival on October 14, 15 and 16. Early bird tickets are now on sale for a short time, or until sold out. Regular tickets will then go on sale, at a slightly higher price. With over 90 performers during the weekend, a market, workshops and grassroots competition it is sure to be an unmissable event.

Joe Camilleri and The Black Sorrows will headline the 2011 Anglesea Music Festival.

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Spring into Riesling AS CLICHÉ’ as it sounds, Spring really does put you in a different mood doesn’t it? The warmer weather, sunny days, blossom, the reawakening of nature, all that and more. Speaking of reawakening, I’ve recently got back into Riesling again. It’s been off my wine radar for quite awhile now and having come across some recent releases by chance, my interest was piqued again for this wonderful aromatic white wine. The nouveau renaissance of Riesling at the moment is focussed on emulating the wonderfully precise, taut and off dry Germanic style that has a lower than normal alcohol content. Which is all very well and good if you’re into this style of wine, however, it’s the dry styles I’m focusing on here from three very different, but celebrated regions in their own right. The Clare Valley is synonymous with Australian Riesling lovers as a producer of some of the best crisp, dry aromatic wines, yet other regions like the Great Western region here in Victoria, and the Frankland River region in Western Australia also produce wonderfully definitive dry styles showing all the varietal characters of floral/citrus/mineral notes and cleansing acidity yet pronounced regional characteristics too. Here are three great examples that are worth considering.

Pikes Clare Valley Riesling 2010 ($20) As definitive in style and character as any you’ll see in the market place, this has amazing lifted floral and citrus notes on the nose that set the tone right from the start. With a tell tale mineral thread of lime juice and tangy acidity, this really impresses with every release, none more so than the 2010.

Best’s Great Western Riesling 2011 ($20) Wow, just bottled and showing amazing acidity, line, and length. Structure, structure, structure is what we’re talking about here and this will only get better and better. Spine-tingling fresh and zesty with tinges of lemon sorbet, lime, and talc with a little touch of residual fruitiness yet it’s completely dry on the finish‌ amazing for the price. Definitely one to watch‌

Shaken, stirred and naked ON THE back of the hilarious puppet show The Adventures of Alvin Sputnik: Deep Sea Explorer is Often I Find That I Am Naked. It is part of the shaken and stirred@gpac that is running through September and is Fiona Sprott’s ultra-modern black comedy and how dating in the 21st century can be complicated. With so many possible avenues to meet Mr Right, how many disastrous speed dates, mobile games and online fabrications must the modern woman endure to find her true love. Often I Find That I Am Naked is an outrageous comedy with pop songs for anyone who has ever dreamt of perfect love but woken up, hung over and naked in a stranger’s bed‌ or bathtub. It is a mix of Sex and the City meeting Bridget Jones’ Diary, in a madcap cabaret that takes a hilariously honest look at the ups and downs of single life. This black comedic piece of genius theatre has everything you could think of, from live music to cheesy pick-up lines and a guide to the dos and don’ts of the dating world. Sure to have audiences in fits of laughter and cringing in horror and features strong performances by Jo Thomas and Sam Clark. Often I Find That I Am Naked appears in the Drama Theatre on September 23 and 24 as part of shaken+stirred@gpac. For bookings phone (03) 5225 1200 or visit www.gpac.org.au and a warning that this production contains adult themes, strong coarse language, and partial nudity and is only suitable for audiences over 18 years.

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Sweethearts wanted BY GEOFF ROUNDS THE SWEETHEARTS are on the hunt for new talent to join their line up for a hectic 2012. The all-girl band will be one of the must-see attractions at the upcoming Anglesea Music Festival on October 15 and 16. Surf Coast resident and bass player Georgia Kelly, 17, her spent the past three years in the band making solid friendships along the way. “I have loved every minute of my time with Sweethearts,� Georgia said. “You make life-long friends and get to play great music in the coolest venues. One of the best things is that we all get to gain a Certificate IV in Music, which counts towards our Year 12 VCE results, so we get recognised for doing what we love. I really enjoy the classes on music, writing our songs and learning about the music industry.� Sweethearts band director Ross Lipson is keen to keep the band at the forefront of learning music and is encouraging interested girls to consider joining as current members will be finishing school at the end of 2011. “We have a lot of members from the Surf Coast region,� Mr Lipson said. “If you are a girl musician, still at school, I want to hear from you. The band will offer you the opportunity to play fantastic gigs all over Australia and overseas. It is a great way to develop your musicianship and gain industry experience and we have already released seven CDs.�

THEY’RE GOOD looking. They’re humble. They recognise a good hook when a good hook comes a knocking. Their live show is going to mess you up and they’re bringing their show to the Torquay Hotel this Saturday, September 10. Melbourne nouveau yacht rockers The Vaudeville Smash began with three brothers, an intense love of good music and a desire to the give the kids something they’d never seen or heard before: nouveau yacht rock. Melodies and harmonies, hooks and feet tapping beats – song writing steeped in the traditions of the great Yacht Rock masters, but with a fresh and thoroughly unique approach. This year has already seen the band tour the USA, complete several national tours, win the popular audience vote on the New Music Stage at the St Kilda Festival, perform at the Apollo Bay Music Festival and launch their second EP Love Yachts Geronimo to a sold out crowds. This will be their last show in Victoria before the launch of their new double A-side single Breezy Summer Hits at the Corner Hotel on September 24. The Sweethearts’ bass player Georgia Kelly.

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Torquay cleans up at play festival TORQUAY Theatre Troupe has emerged triumphant from the Anglesea One Act Play Festival, receiving eight gongs from a total of 13 awards. The tight-knit group entered two plays in the 22nd annual festival, which attracts entries from theatre companies throughout regional Victoria and Melbourrne. Airey’s Inlet resident and playwright Sandy Fairthorne took out the award for Best Original Play with The Knowing, making this an incredible fourth consecutive year that she has won this particular prize. Michael Lambkin received the Best Male Actor award for his performance as Albert in The Knowing, which explores the tensions within the relationship of a long-time married couple and also took out the runner-up prize for Best Production. But it was the company’s other entry, the hardhitting God Willing, that took out the festival’s top honour as Best Production. This powerful drama was inspired by the terrorist attack on a Mumbai hotel and earned Torquay’s Lisa Berry the Best Female Actor award as heavily pregnant hostage Nadia. Fellow cast member Rhiannon Hodgkinson received the Adjudicator’s Award for her

performance as gun-toting militant young woman Suria, and Fred Preston received the Best Supporting Male Actor for his off-stage voiceonly role. Festival co-ordinator Nikki Watson said the event was a great success and the audience was both entertained and challenged by the 15 plays

presented across the weekend. “It was such a fantastic atmosphere,” Mrs Watson said. “And the diversity of plays – from light comedies to dark dramas, through to experimental pieces open to individual interpretation – we had it all.”

Geelong Repertory Theatre Company’s production of Doubt begins this week.

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Sandy Fairthorne, Michael Baker, Rhiannon Hodgkinson, Terry Roseburgh, Carleen Thoernberg, Lisa Berry and Michael Lambkin from Torquay Theatre Troupe.

THE GEELONG Repertory Theatre Company’s production of Doubt is currently playing at the Woodbin Theatre. Directed by Sarah Freeman, Doubt is set in a New York Catholic school in 1964, where Father Flynn is trying to overturn the school’s strict customs, long guarded by Sister Aloysius. When Sister Aloysius suspects Father Flynn is paying too much attention to the school’s first black student, she begins a crusade to unearth the truth and remove Flynn from the school. The play runs from September 8-17 at 8pm and a matinee will be shown on Sept 11 from 2pm. Tickets are available through GPAC at 03 5225 1200 and www.gpac.org.au and for enquiries, call the theatre on 03 5229 1130 from 6:30pm on the performance night.

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Refugee fundraiser this Sunday Night THE SURF Coast’s Rural Australians for Refugees (RAR) group are holding a fundraiser film night at Waurn Ponds’ Reading Cinema this Sunday at 6.30pm. It is the only night Of Gods and Men will screen in Geelong. The film is based on the true story of a small group of poor French monks in remote Algeria, who minister to an impoverished community of people – most of whom are of Muslim faith. It won the 2010 Cannes Film Festival Grand

Prize and was judged as the 2010 Best Foreign Film by the National Board of Review. Money raised will be shared amongst support groups for refugee families. Tickets are $15 and need to be paid for and collected by September 7. There are over ninety RAR groups throughout Australia, with membership numbers of around 15,000 people. For more information call Carmel on 5261 4274 or Jan on 5261 3284.

School Love Lorne LORNE SCHOOL students are set to play a major role in next weekend’s Lorne Arts Festival, showcasing an amazing historical photo piece. Year 11 and 12 students studying their Victorian Certificate of Applied Learning (VCAL) will be involved in

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Wildflower wonder in Anglesea ANGAIR WILDFLOWER Weekend and Art Show has something for everyone. A magical display of native and indigenous flowers, a beautiful exhibition of local art, children’s activities, guided wildflower walks and a variety of indigenous plants, arts and crafts will be for sale. A local member of the Wathaurong Group will open the

show with a smoking ceremony. The show includes displays of terrestrial orchids of the Anglesea/ Aireys Inlet Region, exhibition of high-quality local art with prizes for best exhibits, guided wildflower walks and bus tours, included in the entry fee; weed exchange. Visitors can pick up a local plant free in exchange for an environmental

weed, light refreshments are available and there’s activities to keep the kids amused. The fun begins on September 24 and continues the following day, at the Anglesea Memorial Hall, 3 McMillan Street, Anglesea. Admission is Adult $5, Concession $2 and free entry for children 12 years and under.

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Romance and adventure are highlighted this week, as Venus and Mars spice up your love life. So take your partner on a magical journey, or go off searching for your soul mate. The pressure’s building at work but keep plugging away, and don’t expect instant results. The big lesson to learn is how to delegate. No one not even a capable Capricorn is indispensible.

You prefer to work on your own but this week’s stars favour nurturing partnerships, stabilising your support network, and taking on more responsibilities than usual. Be wary about starting arguments just for the sake of it – especially with family members. Single rams are in the mood for romance but don’t assume things will fall effortlessly into place.

Stimulate your brain cells through reading, writing, studying, researching, listening and observing. You’re also in the mood to streamline your domestic space as you renovate or style up a storm. The more organised you are at home, the more enthusiastic you’ll feel about work, relationships – and the future. Avoid making big financial moves on Friday.

Unresolved problems from the past could come back and test you. Procrastination is out and being proactive is in, as you make a big decision before someone else does it for you. Love is in the air on Sunday. Attached Librans – send a romantic text or organise a candlelit dinner. Singles – are you viewing a potential partner through ridiculously rose-coloured glasses?

This week, don’t embellish the truth or be less than 100 per cent honest at home and at work. Positive Venus/Mars aspects promise a weekend full of pleasure and passion. Sharing a sport or hobby with a loved one brings mutual benefits. For some lucky bulls, friendship finally turns into romance. For others – true love could be as close as the boy or girl next door.

Luxury-loving Leos – is your budget stretched at the moment? It’s time to tighten the purse strings and look for creative ways to boost your cash flow. There are extra dollars to be made via joint ventures with like-minded people or businesses. Be a proactive lion! Love is in the air on Sunday but don’t spoil the romantic vibes by being totally unrealistic.

Pace yourself, especially early in the week. Avoid the temptation to turn a minor matter into a grand obsession. When it comes to your hopes, dreams and wishes for the future, aim for the stars as you cooperate with someone on an exciting joint project. In the words of birthday great D. H. Lawrence: “Hitch your wagon to a star, or you will just stay where you are.”

Getting yourself further into debt is a recipe for disaster at the moment. By all means have fun but don’t break the bank. With the sun, Mercury and Venus visiting your intimacy zone, creative communication is required when it comes to a romantic relationship. Singles – be passionately proactive as you go looking for love and adventure.

Geminis can be real scatterbrains – all ideas and no action. But you have more chance of putting plans into practice from Friday onwards, as Mercury, your ruling planet, moves into practical Virgo. This is just as well because workmates, friends and family are looking for less superficiality and a lot more substance. The devil is definitely in the detail.

With the sun and Venus both in Virgo all week, you’re bold and beautiful as you embrace your inner contradictions. Softness and strength are a winning combination! Neptune muddles your mind on Friday morning, but things improve in the afternoon as Mercury moves into your sign. September 9-26 is the time to rationalise, research and review.

Professional matters look better this week, so make the most of the lucky opportunities that come along. But don’t let your enthusiasm for a project overtake your ability to knuckle down and get the job done. The moon and Jupiter boost your spirits mid-week and your business acumen. For some singles – Cupid pays a visit to your workplace.

Pisceans are perplexing at the best of times! Try to communicate clearly this week, otherwise confusion and monumental mix-ups are likely and selfdelusion is a danger on Friday. Sunday is the best day for romantic reveries and declarations of undying love, but don’t get carried away with extravagant promises, vague dreams and pie-in-the-sky schemes..

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9:30am at the Physiotherapy Gym, Lorne Hospital, Albert Street. Cost $5. For more information contact Margret 5289 6000.

9am-11am at St Leonards Primary School. Cost $2 per family per week. For more information phone 5257 1460.

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ANGAIR Friends of Allen Noble Sanctuary Working Bee 9:30am-11am. Meet at Sanctuary, Bring a weeding fork.

Saturday October 29

Aireys Inlet Primary School Fair 9am at Aireys Inlet Community Hall. Food, rides, stalls & lots of fun! For more information phone 5289 7144

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Zumba with Jenny 9:30am-10:30am at the Community Hall. For more information phone 0401 732 095

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9am-11am at the Community Hall. Contact Karen 0421 797 519 or Kate 0400 726 379

ANGAIR / Anglesea Coast Action Working Bee 10:15am-12noon. Meet at sand dunes, main beach, opposite hardware store.

Saturday September 24 / Sunday September 25

ANGAIR Wildflower Weekend and Art Show 10am-4pm at Memorial Hall, McMillan Street. Visit www.angair.org.au

Creative Movement & Storey Telling 10am-10:30am at the Anglesea & District Community House. For kid’s aged between 0-5, cost $3, no bookings required.

10am-10:30am at the Anglesea & District Community House. For kid’s aged between 0-5, cost $3, no bookings required.

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Freshwater Creek Steiner Playgroup Stepping stones – a rostered playgroup for three year olds. For more information call 5264 5077 or visit www.fwcss.com.au .

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Portarlington Pedal Group

T.O.W.N Club (A non-profit organisation) 6pm-7:30pm at the Senior Citizens Hall, 16 Price Street. If you want to lose some kilos, contact Barb 5261 2434 or Oona 5261 2426.

Community Practice Ballroom Dancing 7:30pm-9:30pm at the Uniting Church Hall, Newcombe Street. Cost $3. For more information contact Roy 5259 1776

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7:30pm at Jan Juc Tennis Club. All ages & abilities. For more information contact Sarah 0437 700 403.

Community Music Ensemble Port Music Inc.

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10am-12pm at RACV Golf Club. FREE For more information contact Jean 5264 7484

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Spiritual Philosophy CafĂŠ

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8:30am-11:30am at Portarlington Primary School Fresh, affordable fruit & vegies direct from growers. New traders welcome. For more information contact Helen 0432 518 014.

7:15pm-8:15pm at Leopold Community Hall. First class is FREE. For more information contact Jo 0430 543 998.

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Social Ballroom Dance 7:30-10:30pm Leopold Public Hall. $5, inc supper. David 5243 5306.

Aimee Country Line Dancing

Torquay Landcare Group 10:30am at 240 Portreath Road. ‘Otway Yabbies – Conservation and Aquacultre’. For more information phone 5266 1087.

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Tuesday September 6

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CFA Isolated Elderly Program 10am-11am at Lorne Fig Tree. FREE – For more information phone 5289 2972.

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FRIDAYS

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QUEENSCLIFF Queenscliff Neighbourhood Centre

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Mental health services to be improved BY LUKE GRIFFITHS MENTAL HEALTH services on the Surf Coast and Bellarine Peninsula will be improved by the upcoming introduction of the ‘Mental Health Navigation Tool’ for local doctors. Corio MP Richard Marles and Corangamite MP Darren Cheeseman jointly announced last week that local GP surgeries would be boosted by the introduction of the online tool, developed by Geelong-based Barwon Medicare Local. Showcased in Parliament House in Canberra last Thursday, the tool will allow GPs to identify the severity or type of a patient’s mental health episode and then be provided with an extensive list of local mental health services that could be suitable for referrals. It will also help identify service gaps and it is intended over time that the tool will also cover diabetes services. “This is about delivering better and faster mental health referrals for local patients across our region,” Mr Cheeseman said. “The navigational tool is being rolled out to local GPs and is a great step forward for Corangamite mental health care.” Mr Marles said addressing mental health issues should always be a high priority, especially amongst an ageing population. “We’re all getting older, and the Geelong region is no exception. By 2021, more than one quarter of Geelong residents will be over 65 and around a third of Australians will experience a mental health episode. I welcome the introduction of the navigational tool and I congratulate clinicians and staff who worked with the Barwon Medicare Local to make it a reality.” For more on mental health issues speak with your local GP or contact Barwon Health’s Mental Health Service on 5226 7410.

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AUSTRALIA IS one of the world’s most prevalent skin cancer countries and experts say farmers and fishermen are one of the most at-risk groups in the nation. The Collaborative Partnership for Farming and Fishing Health and Safety is reminding farmers and fishermen to be sun smart as we head toward the sunnier months of the year. Two in every three Australians will develop skin cancer before the age of 70. Cancer Council Australia chief executive officer Professor Ian Olver warned more than 1830 Australians will die from the disease every year, and he has warned farmers and rural outdoor workers are particularly at risk because of the long periods of time they spend in the sun. “Working outdoors for part, or most of the day, puts you at a high risk of developing skin cancer, including melanoma,� Professor Olver said. “You must cover up when the UV reaches 3 or above. This can be easily checked through the UV alert in the weather sections of newspapers, online or using our SunSmart app, available free from iTunes. “We also recommend SPF30+ as the minimum standard for sun protection. You should also protect yourself with a hat, shade, clothing and sunglasses.� Professor Olver said whenever the UV index level is 3 or above, people should use a combination of five sun-protection measures: slip, slop, slap, seek and slide. Slip on sun protective work clothing. Cover as much skin as possible. Long pants and shirts with a collar and long

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The fabrication expert MARK YATES has been working in the fabrication business for over 30 years. As the owner and sole proprietor of Yates Fabrication, his experience and expertise includes fencing, metal fabrication and welding. “I worked as maintenance fitter for twenty years,� Mr Yates said. “Two and a half years ago I made the decision to start my own metal fabrication business. “I am now able to work for myself in a job that I enjoy.� Based in Moolap, Yates Fabrication specialises in supplying fences to clients along the Surf Coast, Bellarine Peninsula and Geelong. He offers a variety of fences with everything from the

trusted colorbond steel fence to picket and pool fences and security fences. The reliability of Mr Yates and dependability of his products can be reflected in Geelong with his fences being one of the main distributors around the city. “At the moment I am just focusing on building up my business and doing each job as best I can. “I also try to squeeze in a bit of motorbike riding when I am not working,� Mr Yates said. Yates Fabrication is offering a special deal on all pool fences and metal fabrications. For further information on all your fabrication needs, you can contact Mark on 5248 0013 or 0402 419 837, or email mmyates@ncable.net.au

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Brent Dixon relaxes with his sons at home. Photo: MICHAEL CHAMBERS

DIXON CALLS TIME BY GEOFF ROUNDS

A STALWART of the Torquay Football Club for more than two decades, Brent Dixon has decided to hang up his boots and retire. Dixon, 33, fresh from a four goal haul last weekend remains one of the Tigers’ most popular figures after a stellar career that spans more then 270 games and is hoping to finish with a grand final appearance. While he openly admits he’d like to keep playing, he says the toll on his body has forced him to retire at the end of this season with the Torquay reserves. “The head says to keep playing but the body says enough,” Dixon said. “I guess at 33, time’s up I suppose. I’ll miss it

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playing in that premiership.” During the 2011 BFL season, Dixon has played just 10 games, four in the seniors and six in the reserves, mainly due to work constraints and niggling injuries. “It’s been a tough year for me to really get my body right each week and I think you just know when time’s up.” Dixon says he will still remain at the Tigers in the future and with two young sons hopes to one day see them pull on the Tigers jumper. “I’ll still be around the club and help out when I can, besides my two boys love going to the footy so I’m sure I’ll still be about the place.”

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(playing) for sure. I’ve enjoyed everything about being at the Tigers and it’s been big part of my life, I’ve made a lot of great friends and enjoyed some great times with the club.” Dixon commenced his enduring football career with the Torquay in 1987 and made his senior debut in 1996, he would only have to wait until 1998 to taste premiership success when the Tigers defeated Ocean grove by 19 points. “Without doubt it would be the highlight of playing with Torquay,” Dixon said. “It was pretty wet that day and goals were hard to get but we got there in the end. It was a real highlight

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Best in ten year history THE SURF Coast Football Club have enjoyed one of their best home and away seasons in their ten year history. Following the last home and away game, club president Joe Taylor said Surf Coast had three sides that finished on top of the ladder, and another three sides that finished second.

“The Under 18 girls, Under 13 boys and Under 12 boys all finished on top of the ladder, with the girls and Under 13 boys being the only two sides across the entire competition to go through the season undefeated,” he said. “We have a number of players vying for the golden boot and fairest and best awards.

“Nearly every Surf Coast team is competing in the finals and we eagerly await the release of these fixtures. “The semi finals are played next week and sides that finish first or second on the ladder host home finals, so we will have a number of games on at The Quay this weekend.” The Warralily Cup, for Under 11 and Under 13 boys and girls, runs until the end of October and new players are welcome to head to The Quay at 5pm on Mondays for a game.

Surfside with mixed weekend results Senior Men: Surfside 1 - 6 Corio It was a shock result for the Waves leading up to the finals and ends an extended run of victories. Nic Hargraves scored the only goal for the Waves. Senior Women: Surfside d Geelong Rangers Surfside won on a forfeit and maintain second place on the ladder. U17 Boys: Surfside 0 - 16 Corio Surfside kept the second top team scoreless for the first 30 minutes. As in other weeks Surfside’s lack of subs started to tell as players began to tire and were eventually overrun. The game ended what was a very tough season for the U17s. A lack of experience, a squad of only 12, and a very high quality competition made things very difficult for the boys. Their efforts in the face of such

overwhelming odds have won great respect for themselves and their club. U15 Boys: Surfside 6 - 1 Barwon Another commanding performance from the boys who should be very confident leading into the finals. Jacob Nicholson continued his scoring run with 2, John Black 2, Robert Black and Benjamin Zebic 1 each. The boys had an outstanding season. U13 Boys: Surfside 0 - 1 Surfcoast U12 Boys: Surfside 2 - 1 Barwon The boys finished off the league season in great style and played some good football scoring first against Barwon. Barwon put up a good fight and managed to equal the score at half time. The Surfside boys had the better of Barwon in the

second half. U15 Girls: Surfside 0 - 3 Kardinia The scoreline didn’t reflect the closeness of the game. The difference was Kardinia were able to capitalise on their scoring chances whilst the Waves didn’t. U13 Girls: Surfside 3 - 0 Barwon The girls’ outstanding season continued with a hard fought win against a determined Barwon team. The Waves led 2-0 at half time and despite many attacks during the second half only managed 1 more goal due to some terrific defending by Barwon. Small Sided Games U11 Red v U11 Blue U9 v Breakwater Eagles

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THE ANGLESEA Bowling Club held their official “opening of the greens” for the start of the 2011/12 season last Saturday. It was very pleasing to see the large number bowling and wearing the traditional “whites”. At the opening dinner, President Keith Hornibrook thanked all those hard working members that assisted during the winter months with the alterations and improvements to the bar, kitchen, club rooms and outside maintenance. A tremendous effort. A professional caterer made good use of the updated kitchen and served a superb meal. The new season certainly started with a very successful social event. Pennant practice has now commenced. The Anglesea Bowling Club has entered four teams in the midweek pennant competition, and three teams in Saturday pennant. The coaches and selectors are confident that the players have the ability to again have a successful season. With the upgraded facilities now available, the Anglesea Bowling Club is looking forward to being the venue for the following community events: A seniors event will be held on Sunday, October 2. The Anglesea Bowling Club will host an open day for everyone – young, old, and in-between. • 10.30 am – 1 pm Mixed Pairs Championship Final - Everyone welcome to come along, watch, cheer, support and enjoy the morning • 1.30 pm – 4.30 pm Barefoot Bowls for everyone - $8.00 per person • 6.00 pm – 9.00 pm Dinner to celebrate the start of the 2011 Victorian Seniors Festival and the refurbishment of the kitchen at the Bowling Club. Two course dinner provided by YMCA and the guest speaker is Tom Hafey. Tickets for the dinner (including guest speaker) are $30 per person and are available from Ian Bruce on 0414 903 048. The Emirates Melbourne Cup is coming to the Anglesea Bowling Club on Sunday, October 23 and watch the media for more information. The Ladies open day will be held on Thursday, October 27. Any clubs wishing to enter a ladies team should contact the Club on (03) 5263 1249 for more details or an entry form.

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MODEWARRE 33 V DRYSDALE 14 GOALS: MODEWARRE: L. O’Grady 26, I. Ratcliffe 4, R. Murphy 3. DRYSDALE: L. McAuley 13, L. Duff 1. BEST: MODEWARRE: A. Emonson, G. Dickson, L. O’Grady. DRYSDALE: A. Johnson, J. Garner, J. Deas.

GOALS: ANGLESEA: M. Savage 24, B. Caldwell 18. DRYSDALE: N. Cooke 29, M. Cartwright 9, H. Kennedy 3. BEST: ANGLESEA: T. Rice, B. Connolly, M. Savage. DRYSDALE: E. Ruggles, J. Maddock, N. Cooke.

B GRADE DRYSDALE 33 V GEELONG AMATEUR 28 GOALS: DRYSDALE: J. Kiddle 20, M. Leahy 13. GEELONG AMATEUR: V. Staehr 13, T. Jarman 13. BEST: DRYSDALE: R. Blair, M. Davis, M. Leahy. GEELONG AMATEUR: E. Tannouri, M. McGurk, V. Staehr.

C GRADE TORQUAY 21 V BARWON HEADS 22 GOALS: BARWON HEADS: K. Carroll 21, L. Dean 1. TORQUAY: P. Molloy 14, A. Bassi 7. BEST: BARWON HEADS: D. Murray, A. Sherwell, K. Carroll. TORQUAY: K. Johnson, M.

UNDER 19S GEELONG AMATEUR 33 V DRYSDALE 36 GOALS: DRYSDALE: M. Leahy 17, J. Kiddle 11, M. Neilson 8. GEELONG AMATEUR: J. Lowe 22, M. Skurrie 11. BEST: DRYSDALE: H. Kennedy, M. Leahy, K. Burnett. GEELONG AMATEUR: Not recorded.

UNDER 17S (SECTION 1) OCEAN GROVE 25 V ANGLESEA 22 GOALS: OCEAN GROVE: E. Doolan 13, J. Morris 12. ANGLESEA: E. Rice 16, L. Kerr 6. BEST: OCEAN GROVE:

E. Doolan, K. Ollis, S. Hackett. ANGLESEA: B. Callagher, L. Kerr, L. Linder-Leighton.

UNDER 17S (SECTION 2) OCEAN GROVE 28 V TORQUAY 37 GOALS: TORQUAY: N. Kloosterman 23, C. Gangell 14. OCEAN GROVE: E. Mercer 19, B. Walter 6, K. Walter 3. BEST: TORQUAY: N. Kloosterman, D. Rawson-Currie, I. Lewis. OCEAN GROVE: E. Mercer, B. England, L. Barber.

UNDER 15S (SECTION 1) TORQUAY 23 V DRYSDALE 11 GOALS: TORQUAY: T. Bramham 13, K. Wilkinson 6, L. Wilding 4. DRYSDALE: H. Rundell 6, I. Crole 2, N. Edwards 2, B. Connally 1. BEST: TORQUAY: B. Hilton, C. Masek, T. Bramham. DRYSDALE: I. Crole, E. Willie, S. Rushton.

UNDER 15S (SECTION 2) OCEAN GROVE 25 V DRYSDALE 12 GOALS: OCEAN GROVE: M. Hodgson 16, M. Richardson

9. DRYSDALE: K. Trewin 5, J. Dickinson 4, B. Mortimer 3. BEST: OCEAN GROVE: M. Badrock, M. Hodgson, A. Gibbs. DRYSDALE: E. Mulligan, L. Matthews, P. Brunt.

UNDER 13S (SECTION 1) DRYSDALE 20 V PORTARLINGTON 20 GOALS: PORTARLINGTON: T. McNamara 11, E. Baker 9. DRYSDALE: S. Hourigan 9, A. Simmons 5. BEST: PORTARLINGTON: B. Alaalatoa, M. Stephens, T. McNamara. DRYSDALE: G. Macleod, S. Hourigan, M. Searle.

UNDER 13S (SECTION 2) DRYSDALE 24 V TORQUAY 20 GOALS: DRYSDALE: K. Taylor 14, M. Stanyer 10. TORQUAY: A. Biram 11, L. Mackie 9 BEST: DRYSDALE: K. Taylor, C. Leahy, S. Pidgeon. TORQUAY: E. Sweeney, L. Mackie, M. Thompson.

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THE 2011 Carnival of Golf at Portarlington will go down as one of the best to date, but there is still some room for improvement so next year will again be a Carnival not to miss. With the men’s championship and the mixed fourball already covered, we opened the midweek events with the Bellarine Veterans Classic. Perpetual trophy winner was Graeme Hardy from The Sands with a ripper 81/14/67. Graeme also claimed the A Grade nett trophy, so back up the trailer for him to carry his haul home. Gross grade winners were Greg Welsh from Colac with 79, Lee Siotos from Port with 84, and Club President Tony Meagher with 91. Nett winners were Graeme Hardy 67, John Powe from Port with 67 and Max Ryder from Nathalia with 68. On Tuesday both men and women played a twoperson ambrose. James Harvey and Robin Burns, 63.5 narrowly defeated father and son Frank and Michael Wheat, 63.75. Ladies winners were Heather Spry and Anne Howard with 71.25, defeating Queens Park pair, Janet Sharp and Joan Ward with 72. Wednesday’s event was the four-ball for men with

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44 points. NTPs went to Alan Tompkin, Greg Touzel, Stuart Robinson and Chris Houlihan. The jackpot at the 8th was won by John Shanahan (again).

Grayson thanks to a tail wind on the 7th. NTPs were won by Rex Hutchins, Peter Smith, Gerry Phillips and Barrie Joyner. The Saturday Ladies Quarterly Medal winner was Helen Sceney scoring 66 nett, while Sue Barnes was runner-up with 67. The NTPs were won by Ainsley McCallum and Marg Joyner. Fred Pyke secured a win on Sunday with 44 points and Lyn Moore won the girls with and amazing 46 points. NTP winners were Ken Scott and Tony Powell.

Weekend results Saturday was Monthly Medal with many prizes up for grabs in windy conditions. Gary Taylor was the clear winner in A Grade with 61 nett, Steve Stadler won B grade on count-back with 62 nett, John Riordan won C Grade and the Medal with a sterling 59 nett, while Sid Chandley, looking great in his new shorts, won D Grade on count-back with 62 nett. Johnny Quirk won the playoff for the August Monthly Medal with his 63 nett. Michael McKinnon claimed the 13th Medal. Best gross trophy went to Gary Taylor for his 71 and Richo left the club dragging his heavy pockets home after winning the jackpot on the 8th. Eagles were scored by Ron Haeberle and Steve

Golf shop A reminder that car spaces are limited for Guest Day on Wednesday – please car pool or walk to the course if possible. Srixon will be coming to demo balls, putters and wedges on September 28 from 10am till 12.45pm. Bookings are essential, so call the golf shop to make your booking.

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106, Pam Cameron from Ocean Grove with 108.5 and Barb Schwarz from Port with 110.5. In the Saturday stroke event committee member and all round nice guy, Doug Hill won the 2011 Perpetual Trophy. Best gross was Scott Hennigan with a very handy 73. Other winners were Garry Evans with 67 and Ian Pardy also with 67. Ladies Perpetual trophy winner was the lovely young player Chloe Pukk with a very nice 67, amking in backto-back victories. Runner-up was Sue Gregory with a nett 72. Best gross score was Angela Foott with 79. As we all breathe a sigh of relief at the closing event for 2011 of the Carnival, the players trudged out to play the Mixed Canadian Foursomes under some threatening skies. After some early heavy showers the day cleared and the final event was played under warm sunny skies. Gross winners were the Buninyong pair of Helen Pascoe and Roger Stevens scoring 76. The handicap section, now a perpetual trophy, went Barwon Heads’ and Portarlington’s Kirsten Scudamore and Peter Coles. Thank you to all who contributed to make 2011 one of the best Carnivals ever staged at beautiful Portarlington.

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Midweek results THE ladies played stableford on Tuesday. Karen Grayling looked lovely in her summer skirt but was seen darting behind a bush changing into long pants after a cooler wind change. Wendy Johnson won A Grade with 41 points, Sheena Scholten won B Grade on count-back with 40 points and Norma Veale, having just returned from holidays, couldn’t do a thing wrong with 45 points to clean up C Grade. NTPs went to Hazel Hamilton, Jenni Cottrill, Chris Thompson and Wendie McGregor. The jackpot (30-45) at the 13th was won by Sheena Scholten and the 0-29 jackpot will carry over to next week. The men played stableford on Wednesday on the last day of winter in mild conditions. John Evans parred the back nine on his way to 45 points to win A Grade, Alec Inglis topped the day with 48 points in B grade and Peter Thorsen took the honours in C Grade with

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some great scores returned, none better than Port pair Bill Richards and Bob Stoward with 49 points. A very early start for the ladies four-ball had a huge field competing for the fantastic trophies on offer. Marlene Richards and Judy West from Thurgoona made the trip worthwhile winning the day with 48 points. Runners-up on count-back were formidable pair Jeanette Barclay and Midlands’ Kerry Bond with 45 points. Thursday afternoon had the boys playing a fourperson ambrose. The mixed club team of Curtis Massey, Peter Fitzgerald, Ian Francis and Stewart Madden claimed the nett trophy with 55.75 while in the gross section, returning an outstanding score of 57, were Ross and Kevin McFarlane, Tony Milne and Adam Lamb. The ladies fronted up for their 27-hole Championship on Friday with another bumper field. Our 2011 Open Champion is Rebecca Waldron who played the game of her life shooting a fantastic 127. Other gross winners were Jill Barker with 141 and regular visitor Sylvia Foster from East Geelong winning C Grade with 148. Nett winners were Helen Wilson from Kooringal with

Men’s competition On Wednesday for the stableford event, club captain Gary O’Brien was in hot form. Gary had the best score of the day winning B Grade with 39 points from Dick Fowlston who had 37. Cameron Gill won A Grade with 38 points from Brad Liddicoat who had 36. Dean Bernasconi, our par three specialist, won NTP on the 7th while one of our new members Steve Menegazzo took the honours on the 17th. The wind blew all day on Saturday and with the greens a little quicker than usual, scoring was always going to be difficult for the stableford event.

Stephen Sutcliffe managed the tricky conditions the best, having the best score of the day and winning B Grade with 38 points from Luke Vasallo on 37. Tom Elliott from East Geelong took out A Grade with 35 from Rod Brooker on 33. Michael Yates and Peter Cribb won the NTP’s on the front nine while Gordon Muir won NTP on the 13th and Andrew Stephens the 17th. Women’s competition The women finally had something to smile about with a fine day for their monthly medal and the first day of spring. Ritva Harley made a welcome return from holiday winning the medal with a nett 70 from Gail Richards who had a 71. Sally Ludlow won NTP on the 7th while Linda Carroll was closest on the 13th. Conditions were tough on Saturday with the wind blowing a gale, but Betty Downey and Paulette Payne managed the tricky conditions well both finishing with

36 points, with Betty winning on a count-back. Linda Turner came in to the pro shop for a drink after scoring only 11 points on her first nine. She left the shop with a drink and a pep-talk and notched up 22 points on the second nine to finish with 33. Member’s trip Darrell will be back this week after running a most successful members trip to Western Australia. The group played on some wonderful courses, receiving lessons and course management skills from Darrell as they tackled courses including The Vines, Joondalup and The Cut. Pro Shop We have received some really great new spring and summer golf gear including bright, bold colours and designs so come in and have a look. Happy golfing!

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Hear them roar BY LUKE GRIFFITHS TORQUAY’S UNDER 18 football team has won itself through to this year’s grand final after inflicting Drysdale’s first defeat of the season. Down by one point at half time, the Tigers kicked five goals to three in the second half to win by 12 points in a low scoring affair. After losing to the Hawks in round one by 57 points and 15 points in round 16, coach Greg Mervin was delighted to reverse the result. However he was quick to highlight that the team needed to keep focus on the grand final and not get carried away with last Saturday’s victory.

“We’ll train as usual this week, Tuesday and Thursday, and then we’ll have another session Saturday night and have dinner together as a team. We’ll all go together to watch the preliminary final between (Geelong) Amateurs and Drysdale as well,” Coach Greg Mervin said. “It’s exciting, we can’t wait for the grand final to come around, especially because the game will be at our home ground. They’re a really good bunch of kids – just an honest, hard working group.” Adam Gross kicked four goals and was one of Torquay’s best players, along with captain Jordan Graham and Oscar Briody. Drysdale’s best players were Michael Woods and Joel Daffy.

Torquay’s under 18 team celebrate after booking themselves a grand final place with a hard fought two goal victory over the previously undefeated Drysdale Hawks.

BELLARINE FOOTBALL LEAGUE SCORES B. Ryan, N. Moriarty, M. Simons, C. Halsall.

SEMI FINALS

Queenscliff South Barwon 2

FIRST GRADE Geelong Amateur 4.8 8.9 12.14 18.19 (127) Queenscliff 4.1 8.6 11.7 12.10 (82) GOALS: Geelong Amateur: J. Tom 8, T. Clark 4, H. Hunter 2, D. Zaparenkov 1, T. Kent 1, T. McArlein 1, R. Ferguson 1. Queenscliff: R. Holmes 4, J. Durran 2, T. Limb 1, C. Burnside 1, B. Hood 1, D. Gibbs 1, D. Chaplin-Burch 1, D. Measures 1. BEST: Geelong Amateur: L. Smith, J. Tom, T. Clark, H. Hunter, T. Robertson, B. Boseley. Queenscliff: R. Holmes, S. Whitelaw, C. Burnside, S. Owen, T. Limb, J. Evans.

Anglesea Ocean Grove

7.1 10.3 18.6 19.8 (122) 4.3 10.8 11.9 14.12 (96)

GOALS: Anglesea: B. Donald 6, M. Smith 4, A. Hassett 2, L. Norton 2, D. Mensch 1, A. Lynch 1, K. Bonner 1, D. Eddy 1, J. Tipping 1. Ocean Grove: C. Wellington 4, T. Gavin 3, S. Jack 3, S. Fankhauser 1, R. O’Callaghan 1, T. Doherty 1, D. Maloney 1. BEST: Anglesea: D. Mensch, B. Donald, C. Robertson, D. Whitten, L. Cullinan, L. Adams. Ocean Grove: C. Wellington, S. Fairway, S. Jack, G. Costello, B. Lynch, R. O’Callaghan.

RESERVE GRADE Modewarre 0.1 Ocean Grove

5.5 7.6 11.10 (76) 1.7 1.8 7.11 8.13

(61)

GOALS: Modewarre: L. Sharp 4, G. Walker 3, D. Morter 1, B. Lang 1, J. Loving 1, S. Hovey 1. Ocean Grove: J. Stapleton 2, S. Britt 2, P. West 2, D. Gray 1, S. Van Deuren 1. BEST: Modewarre: D. Tennant, D. Trebilcock, L. Waters, L. Sharp, G. Walker, C. Robinson. Ocean Grove: T. Baker, P. West, D. Gray, R. Portelli, K. Long, A. Donald.

Torquay Anglesea

3.3 6.3 9.5 2.5 3.8 8.9

13.12 (90) 11.11 (77)

GOALS: Torquay: B. Dixon 4, R. Ganz 2, M. Brown 2, A. Hann 1, P. MacDonald 1, B. Molloy 1, M. Sprigg 1, L. Sweeney 1. Anglesea: R. Eddy 4, T. Eckersley 3, T. Norman 2, S. Herben 1, B. James 1. BEST: Torquay: T. Dickson, B. Dixon, J. Wright, M. Brown, J. Muncey, J. Powell. Anglesea: M. Bews, R. Bonner, T. Norman, T. Eckersley, R. Eddy, A. Winter.

Geelong Amateur Ocean Grove

6.4 11.5 11.7 12.8 3.3 4.3 7.4 8.7

(80) (55)

GOALS: Geelong Amateur: S. Dixon 4, J. Simson 3, R. Fagan 1, G. Chisholm 1, M. Wood 1, A. Hickey 1, A. Widdicombe 1. Ocean Grove: J. Bennett 3, A. Habgood 2, J. Rawlings 1, P. Dreher 1, D. Haire 1. BEST: Geelong Amateur: B. Nielsen, S. Dixon, M. Wood, J. Simson, J. Pickering. Ocean Grove: J. Bennett, J. Rapa, L. Polgar, N. Rankin, D. Haire, P. Dreher.

Torquay Drysdale

2.1 2.2 5.4 0.0 2.3 3.3

7.5 5.5

(47) (35)

GOALS: Torquay: A. Gross 4, J. Graham 2, M. Ludbrook 1. Drysdale: R. Binder 2, B. Allison 1, L. Patten 1, D. McGill 1. BEST: Torquay: J. Graham, A. Gross, O. Briody, D. Allitt, B. Clarke, P. Burchell Drysdale: M. Woods, J. Daffy, T. Allen, S. Dunne, M. Harman, J. Halsall

UNDER 18S B St Mary’s 2 Drysdale 2

3.2 7.3 9.7 1.4 3.6 5.8

10.8 7.9

(68) (51)

GOALS: St Mary’s 2: L. Blackwell 2, T. Treble 2, M. Wakefield 2, T. Ryan 1, R. Cleary 1, A. Bousejaan 1, J. Ryan 1. Drysdale 2: R. Patten 1, J. Esler 1, B. Finnigan 1, B. Ryan 1, J. Crerar 1, N. Moriarty 1, D. Barmby 1. BEST: St Mary’s 2: T. Treble, J. Kol, J. Trimble, B. Stewart, J. McKinnis, B. Vredenbregt. Drysdale 2: D. Brunt, J. Stent,

10.8 6.9

(68) (45)

GOALS: Queenscliff: M. Fisher 4, J. Allitt 3, J. McCabe 1, V. Clementson 1, L. Cohen 1. South Barwon 2: L. Dooley 2, L. Edwards 2, L. Clark 1, D. Stirling 1. BEST: Queenscliff: L. Cohen, J. Allitt, S. Liistro, J. McCabe, J. Glew, B. Westman. South Barwon 2: J. Tinta, J. Cuthbert, L. Dooley, A. Box, D. Condon, C. Arnold.

UNDER 16S (DIV 1) Geelong Amateur 1 St Joseph’s 1

3.1 5.2 10.4 13.10 (88) 1.3 4.6 6.7 7.7 (49)

GOALS: Geelong Amateur 1: H. Goddard 5, T. Batarilo 3, D. Batarilo 2, M. Walsh 2, N. Dixon 1. St Joseph’s 1: P. McCartin 3, D. Gardiner 2, J. Darke 2. BEST: Geelong Amateur 1: H. Goddard, J. Koroneos, T. Batarilo, A. Batarilo, D. Batarilo, B. Shelley. St Joseph’s 1: D. Gardiner, J. Allen, J. Darke, L. Maddock, P. McCartin, T. West.

UNDER 16S (DIV 2) Leopold 1 5.3 Belmont Lions

7.3 10.7 13.9 (87) 1.2 6.6 6.8 7.10

(52)

2.1 7.3 8.5 3.4 3.4 7.8

St Mary’s 1 South Barwon 1

5.1 6.6 7.7 1.3 2.4 4.6

10.10 (70) 5.7 (37)

GOALS: St Mary’s 1: B. Biggs 2, K. Higgins 2, M. Augerinos 2, P. Kol 1, J. Blood 1, J. Wood 1, J. Abrehart 1. South Barwon 1: W. Ford 2, J. Syddall 1, T. Keogh 1, C. Buchanan 1. BEST: St Mary’s 1: M. Augerinos, B. Biggs, N. Connors, D. Hider, K. Higgins, B. Maynard. South Barwon 1: W. Sexton, C. Buchanan, J. Syddall, H. Murrell, R. Moore, T. Parrott.

Drysdale 1 N&C Red

3.1 3.2 5.4 0.2 1.5 2.9

8.5 4.13

(53) (37)

GOALS: Drysdale 1: B. Williamson 2, T. Thompson 2, M. Dennis 2, L. Lusher 1, N. Middelkoop 1. N&C Red: N. Harris 1, H. Dalton 1, S. Stone 1, L. Morwood 1. BEST: Drysdale 1: K. Davis, T. Alsop, H. Stannard, Z. Gray, D. Badics, N. Middelkoop. N&C Red: H. Dalton, N. Harris, L. Morwood, S. Stone, J. Little, L. McCartney.

Winchelsea Corio

2.0 3.0 6.3 2.2 4.4 5.4

7.6 7.4

(48) (46)

GOALS: Winchelsea: D. Parish 2, J. Wojtowicz 1, D. Campbell 1, C. Babare 1, A. Leigh 1, C. MacKay 1. Corio: M. Cadman 3, D. Shelley 1, J. Tate 1, B. Benson 1. BEST: Winchelsea: C. Babare, C. Langley, D. Parish, T. Berg, P. Kammermann, J. Wojtowicz. Corio: J. Tate, H. Traynor, M. Cadman, L. Cornwell, J. Bennett, M. Chandran.

9.10 7.10

(64) (52)

Belmont Lions Modewarre

3.1 5.3 8.3 1.3 1.3 4.5

10.6 7.5

(66) (47)

GOALS: Belmont Lions: B. Pedersen 3, L. Davis 2, L. Vaughan 2, J. Kirwood 1, K. Berrigan 1. Modewarre: C. Joseph 3, S. Egberts 1, M. Swan 1, A. Sime 1, B. O’Hanlon 1. BEST: Belmont Lions: J. Lamb, J. Kirwood, J. Jones, B. Pedersen, L. Vaughan, J. Piper. Modewarre: B. O’Hanlon, M. Overman, M. Swan, C. Joseph, B. Thornton, B. Kahle.

UNDER 16S (DIV 4)

UNDER 14S (DIV 5)

2.3 3.7 5.10 8.12 1.2 3.6 6.7 6.12

(60) (48)

GOALS: GWSP: D. Plut 2, S. Beamon 2, N. Cavallo 2, A. Ayom 1, T. Chapman 1. South Barwon 2: J. Conway 3, F. Neal 1, J. Gilmore 1, L. Nagle 1. BEST: GWSP: D. HuntlyMitchell, D. Plut, H. Leech, K. Connor-Kent, J. Davies, C. Castanedo. South Barwon 2: J. Santuccione, S. Lowe, L. Nagle, J. Conway, C. Toomey, N. Szabatura.

UNDER 16S (DIV 5) 3.1 7.5 8.6 0.3 3.3 5.4

11.9 6.5

(75) (41)

GOALS: Lara 2: K. Fulton 4, A. Beattie 2, J. Borchard 2, K. Scott 1, J. Thompson 1, C. Mazzonetto 1. St Joseph’s 2: J. Lubcke 2, J. Murphy 1, S. Gardiner 1, O. Gruszak 1, O. Ramia 1. BEST: Lara 2: J. Stone, A. Beattie, H. Goodwin, A. Searle, A. Walker, C. Emond. St Joseph’s 2: L. Dillon, J. Murphy, O. Gruszak, J. Lubcke, J. Hayes, B. Hyde.

UNDER 16S (DIV 6) St Mary’s 3 Queenscliff

Preliminary Final – Saturday 10th September 2011 Drysdale Recreation Reserve

UNDER 14S (DIV 2)

GOALS: N&C Red: A. Hyslop 3, D. Troop 3, M. Steinfort 1, B. Spicer 1, M. Jepson 1. North Shore: N. Cropley 3, N. Mackay 2, S. Harmer 1, N. Freeman 1. BEST: N&C Red: A. Hyslop, F. Brierly, B. Spicer, B. Dreimanis-Beach, D. Troop, M. Steinfort, J. Flaccavento. North Shore: J. Freer, N. Cropley, M. Vasilevski, J. Large, J. Tournier, B. Ryan

Lara 2 St Joseph’s 2

2011 FOOTBALL FINALS

DUKE STREET DRYSDALE Dow Seniors Cup 2.10pm Queenscliff (Home Shorts) v Anglesea (White Shorts) Buckley’s Reserves Cup 11.40am Ocean Grove (Home Shorts) v Torquay (White Shorts) Bendigo Community Bank Bellarine Under 18 Cup 9.45am Drysdale (Home Shorts) v Geelong Amateur (White Shorts) Rooms: Queenscliff, Ocean Grove, Drysdale in Home Rooms Anglesea, Torquay, and Geelong Amateur in Visitor Rooms

UNDER 14S (DIV 4)

UNDER 16S (DIV 3) N&C Red North Shore

UNDER 14S (DIV 1)

UNDER 14S (DIV 3)

GOALS: Leopold 1: J. Drayton 3, M. Gunn 2, L. Thompson 2, J. McHenry 1, B. Wray 1, T. Gall 1, J. Reinert 1, M. Thompson 1, T. Scott 1. Belmont Lions: L. Ellis 5, A. Morgan 1, D. Carr 1. BEST: Leopold 1: J. McHenry, R. Parrott, T. Harper, M. Thompson, M. Gunn, J. Mastin. Belmont Lions: L. Ellis, R. Stark, H. Walsh, B. Watkins, A. Moloney, M. Boal.

GWSP South Barwon 2

UNDER 18S

1.3 8.6 9.8 0.1 0.3 1.5

2.4 8.7 11.10 18.13 (121) 1.1 2.2 4.5 8.6 (54)

GOALS: St Mary’s 3: T. McFarlane 6, J. Smith 4, B. Auger 2, D. Trevaskis 2, O. Godsell 1, D. Ellis 1, C. Siketa 1, J. Massey 1. Queenscliff: J. Chapman 2, J. DeGois 2, N. Cayzer 1, A. Mouncey 1, S. Symes 1. BEST: St Mary’s 3: B. Auger, J. Massey, D. Trevaskis, T. McFarlane, H. Garner. Queenscliff: J. DeGois, J. Chapman, T. Donoghue, H. McGeary, M. Werner, J. Campbell.

2011 NETBALL FINALS KARDINIA PARK

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GAME

TEAMS

GOALS: Anakie: N. Fairchild 3, T. Brown 2, D. Apaina 2, L. Staig 1, K. Eibl 1. Grovedale 2: J. Stephenson 1, J. TurleySunderland 1, M. Cousins 1, B. Ford 1. BEST: Anakie: T. Brown, A. Wombell, D. Martin, C. Bellin, D. Apaina, N. Fairchild. Grovedale 2: J. Armytage, J. Turley-Sunderland, L. Clancy, B. Ford, J. Johnson, A. McNeel.

8:30am

13/U Sec 2

Ocean Grove v’s Drysdale

6

8:30am

15/U Sec 2

Torquay v’s Ocean Grove

5

9:45am

15/U Sec 1

Ocean Grove v’s Torquay

6

UNDER 14S (DIV 6)

9:45am

19/U

Barwon Heads v's Drysdale

5

11:00am

13/U Sec 1

Ocean Grove v’s Portarlington

6

11:00am

17/U Sec 1

Queenscliff v’s Ocean Grove

5

12:15pm

17/U Sec 2

Drysdale v's Torquay

6

12:15pm

D Grade

Geelong Amateur v's Modewarre

5

UNDER 14S (DIV 7)

1:30pm

C Grade

Geelong Amateurs v's Barwon Heads

5

Lara 3 Grovedale 3

2:30pm

B Grade

Anglesea v's Drysdale

5

3:45pm

A Grade

Modewarre v's Anglesea

5

Anakie Grovedale 2

St Joseph’s 3 N&C White

1.2 4.5 7.8 0.1 1.3 2.5

5.4 7.7 9.9 1.0 1.1 6.3

9.9 4.7

(63) (31)

11.12 (78) 7.8 (50)

GOALS: St Joseph’s 3: A. Humphrey 5, B. Van Doren 2, A. Edwards 2, K. Wade 1, E. Anderson 1. N&C White: B. Malden 3, Z. Threadgold 1, R. Eeles 1, B. Ackland 1, B. Batarilo 1. BEST: St Joseph’s 3: A. Humphrey, E. Anderson, B. Dickon, A. Edwards, S. Hoare, K. Wade. N&C White: B. Malden, L. Mithen, S. Jess, R. Eeles, T. Boydle-Raskatos, E. Farley.

6.3 7.5 9.12 11.12 (78) 0.1 3.5 3.5 6.9 (45)

GOALS: Lara 3: R. Mayall 2, J. Bogioglou 2, L. Kinnersly 2, T. Robertson 2, K. Osman 2, W. Conway 1. Grovedale 3: H. Murrant 2, T. Ford 1, J. Spiteri 1, P. Blain 1, T. Shiell 1. BEST: Lara 3: J. Baxter, T. Robertson, B. Sharp, T. Hore, W. Conway, S. Tomlinson. Grovedale 3: M. McMillan, H. Murrant, K. Richardson, L. Turner, J. Uy, R. Anderson

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SAT 10 Time 0243 1004 1517 22.00

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Ht 0.51 1.32 0.70 1.26

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Time 0134 0903 1353 2041

Ht 0.41 1.31 0.75 1.25

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Time 0507 1157 1746

Ht 0.51 1.36 0.61

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WELL IT seems another fresh water system is being re-opened to Anglers. The increased rains have helped replenish a number of reservoirs in the region some that until now could not maintain trout fish populations. For the first time in 40 years, since 1970, fish are being stocked in the Pykes Creek Reservoir near Ballan. Just 100 kilometres from Torquay, Ballan takes less than two hours to get there and is surrounded by grazing land. Executive Director Fisheries Victoria, Anthony Hurst, said the Ballan reservoir was now full and had recovered from a long period of low water levels during the drought. “Given the population growth west of Melbourne, Fisheries Victoria recognised an opportunity to develop a new recreational fishery at Pykes Creek Reservoir,” Mr Hurst said. “It is close to Melbourne, has a public boat ramp and good shoreline access for anglers and Fisheries Victoria has worked closely with Southern Rural Water, the recreational fishing body VRFish and local angling clubs on this stocking trial. “The angling clubs with the support of VRFish saw the proposal to stock Pykes Creek Reservoir tabled and endorsed at a consultative meeting with anglers and Fisheries Officers earlier this year. “During a three-year trial we will stock 5,000 brown trout annually to help in the recovery of a self sustaining trout population. The first 5000 were stocked earlier this month and the trial stocking will comprise fin-clipped trout to help researchers determine if spawning and recruitment occurs in the inflowing waters and whether a self sustaining population can be developed to ensure the longer term future of the fishery. “Pykes Creek Reservoir was last stocked with 17,500 brown trout in 1970. It also contains a range of other species and has provided excellent redfin fishing in previous years.”

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Operation of vessels Safety equipment for recreational vessels Compliance and enforcement Waterway management Standards for pilotage service providers Accreditation of person providing quasiregulatory service • Prescribed fees For full details visit www.transport.vic.gov.au/ legisation Thanks to VRFish for the Information A reminder, if you have some REAL Catches you want to send in please forward them to the email address below, with type of fish, weight, length, location and your name. I am more than happy to place your photos in My Big Catch. Email Photos to: mybigcatch@bigpond.com

Marine safety in Victoria – have your say In 2010 the Marine Safety Act was introduced, and the Department of Transport (DoT) is commencing the details of this reform, which will be contained in the Marine Safety Regulations. DoT is now seeking input to the Draft Marine Safety Regulations from both the recreational and commercial marine stakeholders until October 11. The main changes from the existing regulations are: • Registration of vessels • Vessel standards • Licenses for masters of recreational vessels • Certification of commercial vessels • Certificates of competency

REPORT QUEENSCLIFF g St Leonards reasonable Whiting catches still g g g g

some good size Squid being taken as well as some Flathead The Bight is still producing Squid and Whiting Queenscliff harbor still has a few Trevally and the small Salmon Still good Trevally being caught and some small Salmon in the creek White lady is producing some Whiting and good size Squid

BARWON HEADS g Some reports of Whiting being taken in the river g Reports of small Salmon still in the Barwon River

TORQUAY g Some Snapper up to 6kgs but only in ones g g

and twos Plenty of Whiting being taken on inshore reefs A few large Gummies have also been taken during the week

Remember the new Torquay Tackle and Sports. For all the best available advice in Torquay drop in and see Gareth and Jonathan. They will do their best to ensure you get the most current information available. Phone 5264 8207.

ANGLESEA g Salmon catches continue though not in the g g

same numbers as seen in previous weeks Reports of some Gummy Shark Some Whiting reported caught off the rocks

For all the latest fishing news and the right advice drop by and see us and we will do our best to get you out there, fishing productively with the right gear and the right bait. The Great Ocean Road Outdoor Centre Anglesea. Phone 5263 2330.

APOLLO BAY g Fishing has been a bit slow this week with big g g

swell limiting opportunities Some salmon caught on beaches on blue bait and lures Bream and Mullet in rivers.

For all your bait and tackle in Apollo Bay contact Steve or Jen they will be more then pleased to help you. Phone 5237 6434.

Jan Juc Cricket Club Junior Registration Day Sunday 11th September 11.00am at the Jan Juc Cricket Club, Bob Pettit reserve.

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