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By Charlene Macaulay A Western Metropolitan MP has taken Local Government Minister Natalie Hutchins to task for not acting on rumours of dummy candidates and bribery throughout the 2016 Wyndham council election campaign. Speaking in Parliament last week, upper house MP Bernie Finn also called on Ms Hutchins to suspend all 11 Wyndham councillors and appoint administrators while a Local Government Inspectorate investigation into the election takes place. “The minister may well recall that last year I did warn her that if she did not step in prior to the council elections in Wyndham, there would be trouble ahead,” Mr Finn said. “At the moment all candidates, including all the councillors elected in October last year, are under a cloud. “I am asking her to remove the councillors in the interests of giving the council some certainty, and I am asking her to remove the councillors in the hope that the residents can be sure that their council is on the up and up. “The council election in October last year lacked integrity – the investigation that is currently being undertaken by the inspectorate shows that it lacked integrity – and in my view the residents deserve better.” Star Weekly asked Ms Hutchins’s office last week if the minister had powers to intervene during the Wyndham council election campaign, and if she would
consider appointing administrators, but these questions went unanswered. Mr Finn’s comments come after the Local Government Investigations and Compliance Inspectorate announced it was investigating allegations of bribery, unlawful nomination and deceptive conduct among several candidates during last year’s Wyndham council election campaign. The investigation follows a joint expose by Star Weekly and The Sunday Age in January that revealed councillor Intaj Khan was under investigation over his council election campaign, where he was re-elected to Wyndham council on the preferences of a team of dummy running mates, some enrolled – but not resident – at properties owned by him. Chief municipal inspector David Wolf said based on information already received, and anomalies identified during the investigation to date, it was necessary to speak with all 95 candidates who nominated. Star Weekly understands the Inspectorate has already spoken to 20 parties – including eight candidates – as part of the investigation. The remaining candidates have been called in to attend compulsory interviews, which will be held in Hoppers Crossing between June 7-16, to confirm their candidate eligibility and identify any unlawful activities. Mr Wolf said the department had already been “overwhelmed by the response from candidates who are very keen to tell us what occurred during the election”.
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New services on the right track By Charlene Macaulay Wyndham Vale and Tarneit train stations are set to get 44 extra services – but Regional Rail Link commuters will have to wait until the end of August for the changes to take effect. The state government last week announced that it would add more than 140 new V/Line services across the state from August 27, including the new Wyndham services. Thirty of the new Wyndham services will run on the weekend –14 on Saturdays and 16 on Sundays – meaning commuters will only have to wait 40 minutes between trains.
Currently, weekend train services are spaced an hour apart. There will also be 10 new services for weekday nights and a late night service will now run each weeknight. Meanwhile, five existing train services that currently start in Warrnambool will start at Wyndham Vale under the changes. Werribee MP Tim Pallas said the extra services catered for the growing commuter demand in the area. “These new services will make a real difference – reducing waiting and crowding for local passengers, particularly on weekends,” Mr Pallas said.
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Tarneit MP Telmo Languiller added: “The new services will better connect local passengers to work, education and each other – and get them home safer and sooner at the end of the day.” The timetable changes come six months after the state government added 23 new train services along the Wyndham part of
the Regional Rail Link, including 19 services along the Geelong line that stop at Wyndham Vale and Tarneit train stations; two morning peak services that stop at Tarneit; a morning peak train from Wyndham Vale to Melbourne, and two Sunday services to and from Waurn Ponds. V/Line figures released in 2016 revealed that Tarneit train station was the second-busiest on the RRL network – behind only Southern Cross – with 2300 passengers boarding on an average week day. An average of 1300 passengers board at Wyndham Vale on week days.
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It is believed one of the offenders was armed with a gun, and the others armed with baseball bats or similar weapons. Detective Sergeant Eyries said the victims were assisting police with inquiries, but could not confirm if the parties were known to each other. “What I can say at this point of experience, these are generally not of a random nature,” he said. No arrests had been made at the time Star Weekly went to print. Police are calling on anyone with information to contact Crime Stoppers on 1800 333 000.
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One man has been shot and three others injured during an early morning shooting and assault by a gang of masked intruders in Tarneit. Police were called to a Conway Street property about 4.15am on Tuesday after residents reported sounds of a disturbance and a gunshot. Paramedics treated a 31-year-old man with what is believed to be an upper body gunshot wound at the scene. He was transported to the Royal Melbourne Hospital and reportedly in a serious but stable condition and may require surgery. A 32-year-old woman was also treated for upper
Wyndham council has warned pet owners to ensure their dogs are vaccinated after a case of parvovirus was detected in the area. Officers from the council’s animal management team recently found an adult dog showing symptoms of parvovirus in Werribee. Canine parvovirus usually attacks a dog’s gastrointestinal tract and can result in symptoms including abdominal pain, vomiting and diarrhoea. It can be spread when a dog comes into contact with contaminated faeces or soil. Vets recommend puppies be vaccinated against the virus at six to eight weeks old, followed by a second vaccination at 12-14 weeks and an annual booster shot. The council’s city operations director Stephen Thorpe said the dog, found in Werribee, was taken to the Wyndham City Pound and had since tested positive to parvovirus. Mr Thorpe said there was no need for other dog owners to panic. “Several dogs have been tested, but this is the only case of parvovirus that has been detected in Wyndham,” Mr Thorpe said. “The affected dog received immediate medical treatment and is now making a steady recovery.” He said that the Wyndham City Pound had “very stringent hygiene practices”. “Every time an animal leaves the facility each cage is sanitised,” Mr Thorpe said. “Every responsible pet owner should vaccinate their pets as it helps to safeguard [their pets] against a range of diseases and viruses.”
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Speed cameras dish out fines Police have urged drivers to slow down as new statistics reveal fixed speed cameras in Wyndham continue to catch thousands of drivers every month. Figures released last week on the state government’s Cameras Save Lives website showed several cameras in the west were among the top-20 highest earning in Victoria between October and December. Eight cameras covering the Princes Freeway – located on the Geelong and Melbourne-bound sides of the Forsyth Road bridge – issued a total of more than 5600 fines. The combined revenue from the cameras, which are on the border of Hoppers Crossing and Point Cook, was more than $1.26 million. Between July and September 2016, the cameras earned $2.6 million. Also on Victoria’s latest list of high-earning fixed speed cameras was another on the Western Ring Road. The camera, which covers the third north-bound lane of Boundary Road in Laverton North, issued 2725 infringements valued at $625,100. Within the previous three months, the camera issued penalties totalling $509,052. Near Wyndham, in Altona North, four westbound cameras on the West Gate Freeway – east of Millers Road – issued more than 3050 infringements between October and December. The four cameras earned $774,771 within the three months. Between July and September, the cameras earned $683,798.
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Fixed speed cameras in Footscray and Brooklyn were also listed among the top-20 highest earning in the state, between October and December. Wyndham police Inspector Marty Allison said speed cameras played a “critical part in road safety and changing driver behaviour”. He said motorists had already died on Wyndham’s roads this year – including a six vehicle accident on the Western Ring Road, near Forsyth Road, in March.
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“I think everyone has a responsibility to just slow down and be more courteous on the roads … we will see a reduction in our road trauma if everyone slows down,” Inspector Allison said. “Even on a 10-kilometre journey, you would save only 30 seconds if you increased your speed from an average of 100km/h to 110km/h.” A Department of Justice and Regulation spokeswoman said that speed contributed to about 30 per cent of deaths on Victoria’s roads each year. “To be honest, we’d be happy if no one received a fine, because it would mean that people are sticking to the speed limit and obeying the road rules,” the spokeswoman said.
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Taking it up a gear Truganina’s Cameron Gatt is hoping to make it third time lucky when he takes on the BMX world championships in the US this year. The eight-year-old will battle it out against the world’s best in South Carolina this July after winning his first national championship in Brisbane recently. Mum Michelle said Cameron gave his all at the competition. “It was really full-on, they just pumped [the competitors] through one race after another, he didn’t have time to sit down between motos. “His legs were like jelly by the end. When he crossed that finish line, he couldn’t stand up, he worked that hard.” While Cameron was happy to take out his
first national championship, he has his sights set on bigger things. “It’s my dream to get W1 – world number one,” he said. “This was a step to getting there.” Cameron, who placed third at his first world championships in 2015, is particularly keen to right the wrongs of last year’s world championships, where he broke his collarbone during his warm-up. The injury put him out of action for four months. Cameron competes with Geelong Thunder BMX club and trains up to five times a week under the guidance of father and son team Fraser and Brandon Te Hiko. Charlene Macaulay
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All things point to online growth Point Cook residents are logging on and topping the online shopping charts. Last week, Australia Post released a report which revealed Point Cook was Australia’s number one online buying location in 2016, based on the amount of internet shopping parcels sent to households in the suburb. There was a 13 per cent growth in the number of parcels sent to Point Cook across the 12 month period, compared to the national average growth of 11.5 per cent. In addition, Hoppers Crossing placed sixth on the list of Australia’s online shopping hubs, behind Cranbourne in fifth place. The Australia Post report revealed that foreign sales accounted for just over 40 per cent of all online purchases in Australia last year, compared to 25 per cent five years ago. Australia Post’s ecommerce general manager Ben Franzi said it was clear the nation’s love affair with online shopping “continues to bloom�. Between January and June last year, Point Cook ranked second nationally for online purchases in the categories of health and beauty, department and variety stores and media, such as music and books. As well, Point Cook topped the nation for internet sales of homewares and appliances. Point Cook came fourth nationally, and first in Victoria, for buying fashion online. Grovedale, near Geelong, and Point Cook also topped the state when it came to buying specialty food and liquor on
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Children and staff from a Hoppers Crossing family day care service celebrated a bear-y special event earlier this month. VIP Family Day Care held a teddy bear’s picnic as part of this year’s National Family Day Care Week. The national initiative aims to recognise the estimated 212,820 children enrolled in family day care across Australia, along with the important role in which family day care plays in children’s lives. Family Day Care Australia’s chief executive Andrew Paterson said the week also gave services, educators and families an opportunity to come together. Alesha Capone
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Kevin Hillier says it’s crunch time for the council system
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he investigation into the last Wyndham council election may hold the key to the future of local government beyond the borders of Wyndham. Surely the state government is viewing this as a test case as to the wisdom of continuing to have elected councillors, as opposed to appointed commissioners. If the system is corrupt, there is little alternative. I wrote last week that this investigation needed to be done promptly to remove the cloud hanging over the current council and councillors. Hopefully, those in charge will start the process with the 11 elected councillors, and clear them or not, so they can get on with the business of running the city. Bureaucrats are notorious for not getting things done quickly. But while every ‘i’ needs to be dotted and every ‘t’ crossed, there is a need for expediency here. If a councillor is found guilty of impropriety, boot them out and replace them according to
the rules of the voting system. Get on with it. Ratepayers deserve a resolution that is fair, prompt and just. The 95 being investigated also deserve a quick outcome. I have no doubt this investigation is going to find areas that need further investigation and legal clarification. I hope that does not get in the way of the business of the City of Wyndham. If it does, it will be the state government’s call to take the appropriate action. If that means sacking the council, then so be it. If those 11 individuals are doing it for the right reasons, they will see the big picture and accept what is best for the city. Such a sacking will be unfortunate for those who have abided by the rules, but that may be the best outcome for the city in the short term. Unfortunately, it is too late for an amnesty to be put in place and I am not sure one was ever offered. That’s a pity, as it might have saved a lot of time and money and not sullied the reputations of some decent and honest people. ■
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Police allegedly detected a car travelling at 101 km/h in a 40 km/h school zone of Boardwalk Boulevard, Point Cook on May 10. The driver, a 22-year-old Point Cook man, will be summonsed for speeding offences, failing to display P plates and driving on a suspended licence. His car was impounded for one month at a cost of $917.
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Police are appealing for assistance to help find a group of men who stole bicycles from the Williams Landing Railway Station in March. In one incident, on March 18, three men arrived at the station by train about 7.50pm. The men returned about 8.25pm and stole a bike from the bicycle cage.
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Police are seeking to identify a man who was allegedly involved in the assault of an autistic teenager on a Tarneit bus about 5pm, on April 15. A teenager has been arrested in relation to the incident, but police have appealed for help to identify another person they believe was involved. He is perceived to be of African appearance and was wearing a blue and red jacket, grey tracksuit pants, a black baseball cap and white runners. Crime Stoppers: 1800 333 000. FOR BREAKING NEWS, VISIT Web: starweekly.com.au Wyndham Star Weekly @WyndhamStarWkly @star_weekly
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Vicki and staff have been fundraising for Werribee Mercy’s CCU. (Supplied)
Healthy attitude helps By Charlene Macaulay A team of Werribee Mercy Hospital employees is doing their bit to help fit out the hospital’s planned critical care unit. Vicki Catalfamo and her colleagues have spent the past few months hosting Bunnings barbecues, cake stalls and Easter raffles, raising more than $13,000 in the process. Next up, the team will be hosting an already sold-out fashion show at Hotel 520, with a
parade of outfits from Werribee’s Tonia T Boutique, a live auction and DJ. Ms Catalfamo hopes the fundraiser will add another $5000 to their efforts. “It’s our heart and soul here at Werribee Mercy – it’s not just a job,” she said. The CCU is part of an $85 million state government-funded hospital upgrade that will include eight critical care beds, 56 inpatient beds and six operating theatres over four storeys at the northern end of the hospital, above the
Catherine McAuley Centre. The hospital will be six storeys once works are complete. Earlier this year, the Werribee Hospital Foundation and the Mercy Health Foundation created an appeals committee to raise $2 million over the next 18 months to fit-out the new critical care unit. Via its partnership with Mercy Health, Star Weekly will provide regular appeal updates. Details: aevans@mercy.com.au
Young people suffering from substance abuse, depression, obsessive compulsive disorder and other mental illnesses can now receive in-patient care at Hoppers Crossing. The Wyndham Clinic Private Hospital (WCPH) has expanded its mental health unit to include a 10-bed in-patient unit and day programs for young people aged 15 years and above. Previously the clinic only provided in-patient mental health care to adults. WCPH is one of only two Melbourne facilities to offer this type of treatment and has already treated patients from as far away as Alice Springs and Tasmania. Youth program clinical director Alberto Veloso said WCPH’s approach focused on early intervention. “Most in-patient services for young people are crisis-driven,” Dr Veloso said. “Our mental health programs are very much focused on early intervention to prevent crisis and to give young people an opportunity to learn the essential skills they’ll need to cope with their disorder and regulate their emotions.” Dr Veloso said the clinic worked closely with patient families and referring health professionals to develop therapy and management plans. “Biological, psychological, social and cultural factors are also taken into account when we formulate the management plans for young people,” he said. Charlene Macaulay
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Porn habit lands burglar in jail By Alesha Capone An ice addict who used a stolen credit card to access internet pornography unwittingly helped police to identify him as a burglar. The man, 21, faced the County Court earlier this month. He pleaded guilty to crimes including criminal damage, obtaining property by deception, theft, aggravated burglary, making a threat to kill, handling stolen goods and
possessing a drug of dependence. The court heard he committed the offences last year, mostly within Wyndham. Judge Liz Gaynor described a burglary that the man committed at a Hoppers Crossing home in September, as the “most serious” of the man’s offences in 2016. She said he turned off the power at the house before forcing his way inside, while armed with a wooden baton. When the owner of the house came to
investigate the noise, the man demanded his car keys and other property. He told the owner he would kill him if he called police. The man later used a credit card stolen from the victim to pay for internet pornography. Judge Gaynor said police obtained an email address from these transactions which helped them discover the man’s identity. He was also charged with committing other burglaries in Hoppers Crossing and Tarneit. In a separate incident, in 2015, he broke into
a unit and used a broken glass bottle to stab the male occupant four times in the stomach. The man admitted to using “a gram or two” of ice every day. Judge Gaynor sentenced him to a total sentence of four and a half years in jail. He has already served 235 days of this term in pre-sentence detention. The man will have to serve a minimum of two years and three months before becoming eligible for parole.
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She is a star with plenty of stripes and a sweet face. Meet Ziwa, the first zebra foal born at the Werribee Open Range Zoo in the past five years. Ziwa was born to mother Zaide on April 28. Ziwa, Zaide and the rest of their zebra herd met the media during a feeding session last week. Keepers at the zoo say they are “delighted” with Ziwa’s progress and health. Keeper Lance Weldhagen said the foal had been doing well under the watchful eye of her mum. “This is Zaide’s first foal and she has been the perfect mother,” he said. “Zebras are very protective of their young … she is keeping a close eye on Ziwa and making sure she does not stray too far from the herd.” Ziwa was named after a wildlife conservancy in Uganda. Werribee Open Range Zoo visitors can see Ziwa every day by going on safari. Details: zoo.org.au/Werribee Alesha Capone
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Wyndham Cultural Centre in Werribee will get a new orchestra pit “lift” valued at $295,000. Wyndham council will provide the funding for the lift and its installation in the coming year. Wyndham chief executive Kelly Grigsby said the lift would allow the orchestra pit to be raised and lowered, so large instruments could be safely transported into the theatre. “It will also allow the configuration of the entire theatre to be more flexible, meaning more seating can be made available,” she said. The council will spend an additional $185,000 to upgrade the cultural centre and $30,000 on an external storage room. The council is planning to upgrade service areas within the cultural centre, including the green rooms, toilet facilities, foyer and café. An expansion of the Wyndham Art Gallery has also been proposed to allow the gallery to host up to 20 exhibitions a year. A council report stated that expanding the gallery would result in “greater capacity to draw the interest of top-tier artists to exhibit”. At a Wyndham council meeting earlier this month, Cr Heather Marcus welcomed the funding news. “Encouraging creativity is so important,” she said.
Perfect landing on Target “Target’s move to Williams Landing signifies the increasing breadth and depth of economic activity occurring in Melbourne’s western growth corridor and reinforces Williams Landing’s appeal as an attractive and growing commercial centre,” Mr Blackburne said. “We are seeing a number of businesses recognise the benefits of this new town centre.” An analysis by economists MacroPlan Dimasi shows that the suburb has the potential to accommodate more than 13,000 jobs by 2031.
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next month. The new headquarters are expected to be operational by Christmas next year. In January, Star Weekly reported that Target was relocating its national headquarters from its Geelong base after 92 years to come to Williams Landing. Target would not reveal the location of the new site at the time. Cedar Woods chief operating officer Nathan Blackburne said Target’s move to Williams Landing would likely encourage other big businesses to follow suit and relocate.
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Budget cuts ‘fail’ Wyndham: MPs By Charlene Macaulay Federal changes to education funding and a one-year extension on kindergarten spend have been met with a frosty reception by Wyndham council and MPs. Lalor MP Joanne Ryan branded the federal budget, which was handed down last week, as full of “hot air”. She said school funding cuts and no irrigation funding for Werribee South market gardeners was a huge blow for the electorate. “There’s no good news for Wyndham,” she
said. “All we got was cuts, cuts and more cuts.” Werribee MP Tim Pallas said 14 schools in his electorate would be $8 million worse off collectively under the federal government’s new education funding model. Victorian department of education analysis shows Manor Lakes P-12 College faces a funding cut of up to $1.5 million under the new model, Warringa Park School up to $1.2 million, and Werribee Secondary College up to $1 million. “Families in Werribee deserve better than a government that hacks away,” Mr Pallas said.
Meanwhile, Wyndham councillor Josh Gilligan expressed his disappointment at the government’s decision to only extend kindergarten funding for another 12 months. Cr Gilligan called on the federal government – which funds five hours of kindergarten per week – to make an ongoing funding commitment, which would ensure all children had access to 15 hours of pre-school education in the year before beginning school. On the flip side, Wyndham mayor Henry Barlow applauded the government’s decision to
lift its indexation freeze on financial assistance grants from July. The federal government froze indexation on the grants – which are given to local councils to fund infrastructure and services such as roads, libraries and childcare – for three consecutive years, resulting in an estimated $3.8-$4 million shortfall for Wyndham council. Liberal Party senator Scott Ryan said Lalor residents would benefit from $1.8 million in road upgrade and maintenance funding, $30 million for planning for the Melbourne Airport Rail Link, and small business tax cuts.
As precious as a diamond Some things are just meant to be. Just ask Joan and Gordon Gulliver, who met after being set up on a blind date – that neither of them wanted to go on – and recently celebrated their 60th wedding anniversary. “I had just finished national service and I was at home, feeling pretty washed out and jaded when a friend of mine, who worked in the same organisation as Joan, told me I was going to a ball … he said, ‘we’ve got a little office girl here that thinks that you’re taking her, you’ve got to go’,” Mr Gulliver said. “We both ended up going, and we just seemed to click, and it went on from there.” Mrs Gulliver added: “My friend told me that Gordon had broken up with his girlfriend and was broken-hearted, and it wasn’t true! I had no intentions of going.” The couple dated for a year before getting married on April 27, 1957 at the Barkly Street Methodist Church in West Footscray.
Mr Gulliver, then 22, thought his 19-year-old bride had stood him up at the altar when Joan was 30 minutes late, but no – the blushing bride lost track of time taking photos at the house before the ceremony. The couple spent their married lives living all over the western suburbs – first in Yarraville, then Spotswood, before moving to Werribee in 2001 and, most recently, Tarneit. The Gullivers have four children, 11 grandchildren and two great-grandchildren. Today, the couple prefer to go on cruises, but still make time to watch their beloved Western Bulldogs in action. For their 60th wedding anniversary, Mr Gulliver surprised his wife with a diamond necklace.“I love her more now than I did before, a different kind of love,” Mr Gulliver said. Mrs Gulliver added: “It was meant to be.” Charlene Macaulay
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experienced and have had businesses for 25 years. “They’re in different spaces, but they’re actually both doing amazing things.” Star Weekly is the media partner for the 2017 Wyndham Business Awards. Entries and nominations are being accepted until June 16, with award categories for home-based, logistics, manufacturing, new and emerging, personal services, professional services, retail, tourism and hospitality, trades and other services, excellence in innovation, excellence in sustainability, young entrepreneur of the year, business person of the year and business of the year. Go to wyndham.vic.gov.au/businessawards for more information and to enter. Charlene Macaulay
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By Alesha Capone Point Cook fireys have a new piece of training equipment, thanks to generous residents. The CFA unit has purchased a smoke machine to help simulate emergency situations for firefighters training in the use of breathing apparatus in smoke-filled buildings. The unit was able to purchase the smoke machine thanks to the efforts of residents who live in Santander Crescent, Point Cook. During last year’s annual Christmas lights display in the street, organised by resident Emma Lindell, the homeowners collected donations for the CFA. Unit secretary Graeme Prentice said it had been the third time the street’s residents had raised funds for the CFA. Mr Prentice said previous funds donated by the Santander Crescent residents had helped the unit to buy a portable radio. He said the radio was a valuable piece of equipment for the unit, just as the new smoke machine was proving to be. “The smoke from the machine is non-hazardous but the firefighters utilise the same equipment and techniques as they would in a real fire situation,” he said. “Not only can the brigade train in entering smoke-filled buildings, they can train in the use of their specialised equipment for clearing a building of smoke and check the set-up to ensure that it is working efficiently.”
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Park becomes a play haven The fun factor has been boosted at a Hoppers Crossing park, thanks to new playground equipment. Wy nd ha m council has installed a slide, a timber swing set, a “row boat” seesaw, a timber climbing frame and monkey bars at Snowgum Court Park. Council family friendly city portfolio holder Mia Shaw (pictured with son Gus), said rubber surfacing had been used so children who fell would not hurt themselves. “Studies show that playgrounds with different features for little ones to play on – like this one at Hoppers Crossing – are important in the cognitive, physical, social and emotional development of children,” she said. Cr Shaw said that when the council conducted community consultations in 2015 to plan for the city’s long-term future, many residents had identified parks and open spaces as one of Wyndham’s most important features. “Community members talked about having these places to unwind after a long day and recalled many fond memories with family and friends,” Cr Shaw said. Alesha Capone
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Very odd, very funny “We did a couple of shows last year which were off the beaten track,” she aid. “We thought, let’s go for a comedy that’s a bit more known. It’s very funny. “The cast has got some very strong and great comedic characters. “We haven’t tried to reinvent the wheel, but just bring a fresh approach to it.” She said WTC was holding auditions for its next show, The Vicar of Dibley Dibley, which will be presented in August. Tickets for The Odd Couple cost $25 for adults, $22 for concession, and can be bought at www.trybooking.com/PKID
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When giving is truly receiving By Charlene Macaulay When Herbert Hahn suffered a back injury three years ago, he struggled to find work. Undeterred, the Werribee resident signed up to be a volunteer at Glendale Aged Care in Hoppers Crossing, where he visits dementia patients each fortnight. “It’s nice to give them some hope and a friend,� he said. Mr Hahn, a former pastry chef, said he would never forget the reaction when he made a black forest cake for a resident’s birthday.
“He had tears in his eyes because he was so happy about the cake – he really enjoyed it,� he said. “It’s nice to know I’m making an impact.� Fellow Glendale volunteer Graeme Morrison joined the team in 1993 when his father-in-law became a resident. Mr Morrison, also from Werribee, helps run the singing group. “It doesn’t take much encouragement to get people to sing,� he said. “I’ve met some wonderful, wonderful people here that I wouldn’t have met if I hadn’t volunteered.� Mr Morrison said his volunteer work had
been a lifesaver in more ways than one – in 2014, he suffered a heart attack after helping run Christmas Carols at the home, and was saved by the paramedics who were quickly called to the scene. Mr Hahn and Mr Morrison were among 45 Glendale volunteers honoured at a morning tea on Friday to celebrate National Volunteer Week. Glendale volunteers Herbert Hahn and Graeme Morrison. (Damjan janevski)
Samoan voices ring out A Wyndham Vale-based group will support a Samoan shelter for children affected by domestic violence through a concert alive with Pacific sights and sounds. The “Voice for the Voiceless Concert� will be presented by the Samoa Victim Support Group (SVSG) Melbourne on May 20. Group director Toilolo Talosaga Taulapapa said the concert would raise funds for a project run by the SVSG Samoa in the Samoan village of Tuanaimato. “Everyone in the community is welcome to come and support and be part of this great cause,� he said. He said the SVSG Tuanaimato shelter helped children who suffered from abuse or neglect. Mr Taulapapa said the SVSG groups would like to construct a separate building at the same site for children with disabilities and mental illnesses who had also suffered from abuse.
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The “Voice for the Voiceless Concert�, a strictly no-alcohol event, will be held at the Werribee Baptist Church auditorium on Saturday. Doors will open at 6pm for a 7pm start. Tickets cost $30 per person or $100 for family tickets (two adults and two children 14 and under); children under 5 are admitted free. Book through svsgmelbourne@gmail.com or by calling Pei, 0408 887 738. Alesha Capone
Jacinta Pati, Trendy Fonofili Teo, Jessica Tanta, Aniva Mati and Rosaline Taulapapa get their moves on for the show. (Damjan Janevski)
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NEW ARRIVALS Photographer Damjan Janevski meets some special deliveries at Werribee Mercy hospital
Imtiaza and Khushmina, of Tarneit, welcomed their daughter Zaina into the world on May 1. Zaina weighed 3.56 kilograms at birth.
Parents Satinderbir and Kuljit, of Point Cook, welcomed Asees into the world on May 9. Asees weighed 3.09 kilograms at birth.
This baby girl, who has yet to be named, was born on May 8, weighing 3.1 kilograms. Her parents, Stephen and Devy, hail from Williams Landing.
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Last week I used this column to acknowledge the wonderful work that volunteers do in Wyndham and how we all benefit from the generous commitment of thousands of locals. As a result of this column a current opportunity for mentoring young men in Wyndham has been brought to my attention. It is so worthy I thought I’d outline and promote it to you and your family and friends. What really got my attention is the fact this opportunity states that if you can be a friend you can be a mentor! Teenage boys (aged between 12 – 20 years old) are in need of a male mentor and are less likely to use drugs or alcohol, or find themselves in trouble with the police if they have a mentor. They will be more likely to go to school and develop good relationships with their family and friends. I had strong male role models growing up and I know how important this can be. By connecting a disadvantaged young teen to a positive role model (you!) the cycle of disadvantage can be broken. I’d encourage you to contact Trudie at TRY Mentoring on 8545 9504 or email mentoring@ try.org.au if you’re available. Regards, Henry Barlow.
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Hoppers Crossing is set to get a brand new skate park. Construction of the skate space, which will be located behind the Youth Resource Centre along Derrimut Road, is expected to be completed within the 2017-18 financial year. Sports development portfolio holder Peter Maynard said the project would create a space for skateboarders, rollerbladers and scooter riders. “Just as our football and basketball courts allow residents to keep fit and improve their skills, this space will be a valuable asset to the community,” Cr Maynard said. The park, valued at $260,000, has been funded in the 2017-18 budget. For more information about the project, go to www.wyndham.vic.gov.au Charlene Macaulay
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Senen, Cooper and Ella have been on a roll at Werribee Bowls Club. The grade 5 pupils from Christ the Priest Catholic Primary School in Caroline Springs were among those who enjoyed taking part in the School Sport Victoria annual regional lawn bowls final. Werribee Bowls Club Summer Fun Bowls co-ordinator Rhonda Edwards said the club hoped to involve Wyndham schools in next year’s event. “We are looking to engage with local schools to have our students undertake some basic coaching,” she said. “It’s not all about winning – lawn bowls is a non-contact sport suitable for all ages, abilities and cultures. Involvement in sport is about exercise, being a team player, social skills, communication and making long term friends.” Details: werribeebowlsclub.com or 9741 3229
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Students from a Point Cook school were cheered on by an Olympic champion last week. Stella Maris Catholic Primary School pupils took part in the CUA School Fun-Run, with Australian Olympic gold medal swimmer Mack Horton greeting them as they crossed the finishing line. The event was held to help Stella Maris pupils raise money to help develop the school’s ovals and outdoor area. “I’m excited to see the kids enjoying their sport and combining it with an opportunity to raise some much-needed funds for their school,” Horton said.
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Truganina South Primary School pupils are stepping out – and pedalling to improve their health and safety on the roads. During the school’s Active Paths launch day, pupils walked and rode to school on footpaths with special stickers placed on them. The stickers urged the youngsters to, “Stop, look, listen, think” before crossing the road, or that they were a “Hop, skip and jump away” from the school. Some of the stickers, provided by the Bicycle Network’s Ride2School program, also showed the distances between the school and particular streets. The Active Paths event also included a breakfast, dancing and a photo booth for students and their families to enjoy.
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MY WYNDHAM Kiran Aslam, a henna tattooing artist who lives in Tarneit, says she enjoys the creative expression her art form offers. The 27-year-old talks with Alesha Capone. How long have you been doing henna tattooing as a profession? For three to four years. Back in my country, Pakistan, I would do it for my friends and family – they really liked it. Then I moved here around two and a half years ago, and I did it for my neighbours and Pakistani friends. They told a lot of their friends and I had a lot of people come to me. Word of mouth spread and I made a Facebook page. More people saw it and they would contact me. Mostly I go to their places. For weddings, I’m with them all day and do henna tattoos for many of their guests. It takes four to five hours to do it for a bride. I also do it for pregnant women, on their baby bump – it’s like a baby blessing – or for a baby shower. Mothers really love it, and so do I. I also do hen’s parties and birthdays, children’s birthdays as well – they often like to get a small design, like a flower. How did you get started in the art form?
What do you enjoy most about henna tattooing? I like that if a design comes into my mind, I can draw it and be creative. I can be calm and forget what else is going on in my mind. I also like to see people’s reaction to my artwork. That’s
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what I look forward to – it really makes me feel good. Are there times of the year, which are important to different cultures or religions,
when you become really busy? Indians have Karva Chauth and Muslims have Eid, so I get really busy around then – there are many Hindus and Muslims in the area.
Do you mostly do henna tattoos for Wyndham people or is there demand across Melbourne? I find it’s from everywhere. I sometimes go to Frankston, to Dandenong and the city as well.
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The three State Ministers involved in the Werribee West drainage scheme were entertained by the shire on Thursday at the civic centre. The shire decided to invite the three to thank them for the work they had done to evolve a scheme for the area.
Werribee MLA Ken Coghill has ordered his opposite member, Werribee Liberal spokesman Cr Peter Hudson, to resign as a councillor or party spokesman because Liberal Party policies are now “in direct conflict with the interests of Werribee”. Dr Coghill said Cr Hudson must decide which hat he wears when it comes to issues affecting Werribee.
Hoppers Crossing’s Senior Constable Timothy Lewczuk will be given a guard of honour and buried with full police honours at the Werribee Lawn Cemetery on Thursday. Hundreds of residents and police are expected to attend the funeral service at the Police Academy, Glen Waverley.
A bitter battle is looming between Wyndham Council and the Geelong Football Club over an application for 90 poker machines at the Cats’ proposed community and sporting club development in Point Cook. As revealed exclusively in the Banner in March, the Cats’ facility – its planned Melbourne base – features a function room, bistro with outdoor dining area, sports bar, cafe, lounge/bar and gaming room.
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The Werribee And District Collectable Vehicle Club will hold its second monthly casual Sunday morning catch-up at the car park on the corner of Cherry and Kelly streets, Werribee, on May 28 from 9am-noon. Feel free to come down and have a bite to eat for breakfast and a coffee while chatting to other car enthusiasts who share the same passion. Entry is free and is open to all club and non club members. ■ Jeff, 0412 705 245
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The Werribee RSL Women’s Group will host an OZ KNITS Morning Tea on Friday, May 19 at the Werribee RSL, Synnot Street, Werribee, at 10.30am. Entry is $5. Raffle prizes to be won, morning tea supplied, All welcome. ■ Helen, 0417 839 605 or email topcook79@gmail.com
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WIN THIS Circus Oz explodes back onto stage, audaciously unpacking the myths of modern Australia in its latest high octane circus show Model Citizens. Circus Oz is giving you the opportunity to win one of two family passes to the Big Top premiere at Birrarung Marr, each valued at $120 – valid for performances between June 23 and July 2. www.circusoz.com
Werribee Probus Club
If you are retired or semi-retired with time on your hands, join the Werribee Probus club and help fill that void. Probus organises weekday bowls, special day lunches, theatre nights, day tours and obtains professional guest speakers for monthly meetings, which are held on the fourth Monday of each month. ■ Bob, 9974 0435 or Noel, 9974 2227
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Our presenter is Mr. Andrew Kapusi, a registered health therapist from Nedley Health Solution Admore, OK USA as well as a research scientist who spent many years researching Depression and Anxiety. For over 10 years he was part of the large team of scientists who studied the behaviour of child abusers and paedophiles in USA and Canada. Tuesday May 23, 2017 - What is DEPRESSION? (BioPsycoSocial Model of Depression) Tuesday May 30, 2017 - Three ways to control depression Tuesday June 6, 2017 - Non-Pharmacological Treatment Tuesday June 13, 2017 - Relapse prevention strategies
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Imagine a place where there’s virtually no traffic, plenty of sightseeing to be had and great restaurants to boot. While it may not be an obvious travel destination, there’s more to Canberra than politicians and cold weather. In fact, there’s a lot to like about our nation’s capital. Only a quick one-hour flight, or easy seven-hour drive up the Hume Highway from Melbourne, Canberra is perfect for a relaxing few days away. While it’s somewhat small and quiet by this Melburnian’s standard, I’m quickly won over by all the greenery (or to be more precise, the yellow, red and burnt orange leaves) from the trees lining the streets, and the parks that seem to be, well, everywhere. There’s plenty of walking trails to be had, and many hotels encourage getting out and about by offering bikes for hire. If you’re a keen walker, head down to Lake Burley Griffin, where you’ll come across a variety of landmarks and memorials – such as the National Police Memorial and the International Flag Display. There’s also Mount Ainslie to the north, and Black Mountain to the west, both of which offer up great vantage points of the city, and a good view of the sunset. A quick tip: avoid paying the entrance fee at Black Mountain’s Telstra Tower, the views are just as good if you walk up the mountain yourself. A must-see in Canberra is the Australian War Memorial, where you can easily spend a full day exploring its various exhibitions that cover the many conflicts our armed services have been involved in across the world. Stick around for the Last Post ceremony, which is held each day at 4.45pm by the Pool of
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incidentally, there was a peep-hole in the chief of staff’s office looking into the PM’s private office), and view a variety of exhibitions. Looking for a place to stay? The Burbury Hotel in Barton is one to consider. Boasting a monochromatic decor with timber and metal details, rooms are tidy and service was polite and accommodating without being intrusive. The hotel, which is located within the “Realm precinct”, also includes the Hotel Realm (both
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Rated number one on TripAdvisor, each room in this boutique hotel has its own coffee machine, there’s free underground parking and wifi, and if you can’t be bothered leaving the hotel for a bite to eat, there’s Italian restaurant Agostini’s (try out the antipasto platter and save room for cannoli), cafe and library Muse, and small bites at Joe’s Bar. While you’re in Kingston, head down to the foreshore for a range of pubs, restaurants and cafes.
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A big thank-you from Homestead Financial Group As Homestead Financial Group celebrates 20 years of operation in Melbourne’s western region, Managing Director Vernon Fettke is focusing on the appreciation and gratitude he and his team feel for being trusted to help clients throughout the Werribee, Melton and Sunbury regions. “My team and I are privileged to help people in every type of financial circumstance
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In a chat with Vern Fettke, Managing Director of Homestead Financial Group, Carole Levy discovers the ‘good guys’ do indeed walk among us……but you be the judge.
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Vern, who has offices in Werribee, Melton and Sunbury, decided in 2014, with the full support of his team, to counteract “all tarred with the same brush” perceptions of financial planners among the public.
for the past two decades of success. And I hope we continue to provide meaningful employment for people who are as invested in ethical, expert and people-oriented business practices as we are.”
“That was the year the financial s*** first hit the fan,” he says. “It was depressing for us to hear and read reports of unethical behaviour and worse, so we decided to be proactive and uphold the reputation we’d gained during, at that time, our 17 years’ operation.” Vern and his team developed the “Financial Services Oath”. In November 2014, gathered in a public hall in the presence of more than 120 clients, family members, community leaders and government members, he and his crew took part in a solemn oath ceremony [pictured]. Present on the day, MP Joanne Ryan later described the oath as *“a statement of integrity—not a marketing ploy but a solemn oath, a statement of honest intention and service.” Vern would love to see the Financial Services Oath adopted as industry-wide practice and, through constructive ongoing talks with universities, hopes one day to see every graduate of financial planning courses take the oath as part of their graduation ceremony.
HOMESTEAD TALES Quite remarkable – and true - anecdotes emerge, when prompted, about Homestead’s business approach. Vern thinks it’s all down to “common sense” and adherence to his company’s adage: “If we can’t add value to your life, it’s under control. See us if and when you aren’t doing a good job”. In other words, they don’t drum up profitmotivated scenarios. Three true stories that Homestead staff shared perhaps best exemplify the company’s attitude of being a genuine help, in good times and bad, and meeting people’s needs in all kinds of financial circumstances. Take **Jack, for example. His life had hit a truly rough patch and he believed he’d wind up living out of a cardboard box under the local river’s bridge. When he contacted Homestead, he said he felt suicidal and could see no way out. Why did it occur to Jack to approach a financial planner at such a time? It seems an odd choice at first blush, but Jack had heard on the local grapevine that the Homestead team were good, clever people who might be able to help. And that’s what the team did; they got Jack’s life back on track through sound financial advice and expert, hands-on help with the processes. Vern still has Jack’s heartfelt letter of thanks. The second account involves **Mary who, at 85, lived in a retirement village, caring for her husband Joe who had Alzheimer’s disease. When Mary was diagnosed with a terminal condition, she called Vern who had helped her previously with more general financial issues. Mary died within seven days, but in that week Vern visited her every day, sometimes twice. He organised, with Mary’s grateful assent, for Joe to move full time into a high-care nursing home, completed legal paperwork, refined Mary’s will, organised Centrelink red tape and got all financial affairs sorted and watertight. Vern went on to represent Mary and Joe’s daughter at VCAT in organising guardianship of her dad, and provided guidance about the daughter’s new role as executor of the family estate. And how about the man with a big tribe of kids who lost his job through redundancy. **Darren was about to lose the family home, he had zero cash flow and had fallen sick to the point of being unable to work.
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Homestead’s solution? As a man with long-held community connections, Vern recalled that Darren had worked in the ‘90s at a company known for allocating shares to employees. The team dug around and discovered that Darren held shares valued about $60,000. Darren had forgotten their existence, but the crew’s persistence got his family back in positive financial territory. And the family shouted themselves to their first-ever holiday. **All names are changed to protect identity *Source: www.aph.gov.au/Parliamentary_Business/Hansard
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Hoppers Crossing Secondary College, 2 Fraser Street, Hoppers Crossing. Inquiries: 9974 7777, email hoppers.crossing.sc@edumail.vic.gov.au or visit www.hopcross.vic.edu.au
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high levels of task commitment and greater creativity,” she says. “Through specialist curriculum, well-practised teaching expertise and a developed culture of high expectations, our students will be stimulated, challenged and motivated towards even higher levels of achievement.” Ms McDonald says each student has the
use of a college-owned laptop to augment 21st century learning, an integral part of student learning that provides skills for the future. “This is in line with the college’s recognition of its responsibility to all members of the college community to provide and maintain an effective and efficient contemporary learning environment.”
Enrolments for 2019 year 7 are being accepted and there are limited spaces available for year 7 in 2018. Thomas Carr College, 35 Thomas Carr Drive, Tarneit. Inquiries: 8734 2444 or www.thomascarr.vic.edu.au
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A dynamic Catholic learning community, Thomas Carr College strives for excellence and ensures opportunities to develop are a key focus. College learning and teaching director Stephan le Roux says the college is dedicated to equipping students with knowledge, skills and attributes that will enable them to take their place in a globalised world with confidence. “Our college is committed to providing an engaging and innovative learning environment and developing the capacity for independent thought and informed decision making,” Mr le Roux says. A broad-based curriculum in years 7 and 8 through to a comprehensive range of VCE, VET and VCAL courses are on offer. “We emphasise that learning is the key to a successful journey through life and aim to equip students with the essential skills, attitudes and values appropriate for a lifetime of learning,” Mr le Roux says. In recent years, Thomas Carr has opened a country campus in Coragulac. At the Good Samaritan Campus, a former convent near Colac, year 9 students enjoy opportunities to embark on a three-week Country Experience. “Our innovative, unique iD9 program provides a specialised curriculum that includes this residential country experience, as well as intensive city experience,” Mr le Roux says. “Communication, investigation and personal development are key learning emphases in the course, while elective subjects are based on the objectives of challenge and enrichment.” Deputy principal Brigitte McDonald says that next year the college will introduce its Magis Program for gifted and talented year 7 students. “The Magis Program is designed to cater for academically gifted or talented students who demonstrate above-average abilities,
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THEY WILL SHINE Thomas Carr College is now accepting enrolments for 2019. Enrolments close on August 25 2017. Limited spaces for 2018 are still available. For more information please visit www.thomascarr.vic.edu.au. 35 Thomas Carr Drive, Tarneit Victoria 3029 T 03 8734 2444 30 WYNDHAM STAR WEEKLY \ MAY 17, 2017
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Wyndham Central College’s mission is to prepare students for life after year 12. Assistant principal Concetta Faranda says the college aims to close the gap between school, university and work, supporting students to achieve success – both at school and in society. “Advancement Via Individual Determination (AVID) is a teaching system that’s been part of the US curriculum for 30 years,” she says. “The program is a university-readiness system, teaching students to think critically and develop their reading and writing skills. “AVID is a research-based instructional model for effective teaching which accelerates student learning. It’s designed to increase school-wide learning and performance. “Since introducing AVID at the college in 2013, we’ve seen exceptional success. There’s been an improvement in all areas of teaching and learning, and in VCE results. AVID’s success here has seen Wyndham Central become the first secondary college in Australia to be awarded AVID certification – achieving the status of a Highly Certified AVID School.” Ms Faranda says improving critical reading and thinking enables students to “break down” texts to deepen understanding. “At all year levels, AVID is aimed at explicitly teaching skills and strategies that will support and enhance student learning at secondary school, and can be used in post-secondary studies and beyond.” Underpinned by the WICOR (Writing, Inquiry, Collaboration, Organisation and Reading) teaching model, AVID is taught by AVID-trained teachers and undertaken by all year 7-12 students. Year 9-12 students, who are willing to work hard and show determination to succeed, are eligible for additional support through AVID Tutorology as an elective. “In the AVID elective, our partnership with Victoria University enables tertiary students to facilitate small group tutorials, supporting
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our students to expand their knowledge and understanding of rigorous concepts and text.” Statistics show that students who undertake the AVID method for three or more years have tripled their success rate of entering
and completing a university program. “Resolving problems, thriving on discussion and helping passive learners become active and independent learners, with a set of skills to be lifelong learners, are all part of the program.”
Wyndham Central College, 101 Shaws Road, Werribee. Inquiries: 9741 4911 or wyndhamcentralsc.vic.edu.au
The first secondary school in Australia to obtain AVID Certification
Proven Achievement. Lifelong Advantage.
AVID - Advancement Via Individual Determination Wyndham Central College is immensely proud to be the first secondary school AVID Australia’s mission is to close the achievement in Australia to obtain AVID Certification, attaining Highly Certified status in 2017. gap by preparing all students for post-secondary education, skills AVID helps all students to believe that they can achieve and be successful. It provides students with development and work readiness so they can the tools, skills and knowledge to be successful students and to be university, work and career ready. participate in a global community as productive citizens. AVID is a schoolwide program that uses research–based, best teaching and learning strategies to actively engage the student in their learning. While all students at Wyndham Central College are AVID students it is also offered as an elective from year 9. In all classes AVID’s focus is on WICOR: Writing, Inquiry, Collaboration, Organisation and Reading. Students: • Are assisted to be organised by using the AVID binder, planners and graphic organisers. • Reflect on their learning using learning logs. • Use the Cornell note taking system to help embed learning and achieve better results. • Engage in Socratic discussions and philosophical debates. • Problem solve in collaborative study groups and tutorials. • Are explicitly instructed in critical reading strategies to understand complex text. • Use vocabulary building strategies to build academic language. AVID students are given the strategies to become critical thinkers and to take responsibility for their learning.
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Creating a Community of High Expectations
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MacKillop College’s theme for this year is ‘Peace for our common home’ aligned with a quote from Mary MacKillop, “Remember, we are but travelers here” circa 1866. Principal, Rory Kennedy, says the College is unashamedly Catholic and has grown out of the charism of Saint Mary of the Cross MacKillop. “As a community we strive to encourage all individuals to reach their full potential as lifelong learners by providing and innovative, challenging and collaborative learning and teaching environment,” he says. “The College vision statement ‘Celebrating all life, Challenging all people, Dreaming the new day’ captures the spirit of the College. We are a community where people are important and valued. A place where all can dare to be the best they can be. A community firmly in the here and now yet with an eye to the opportunities and challenges that the future might bring us.” The College was established in 1970 with an initial enrolment of 102 girls, named after Saint Mary of the Cross MacKillop, co-founder of the congregation of the Sisters of St. Joseph of the Sacred Heart. Since then, the College has educated a large portion of the Catholic Community and is proud of its current status. Mr Kennedy says the College is committed to each student’s intellectual, emotional, spiritual, physical and psychological growth by fostering leadership and empowering them as faith-filled, discerning citizens of its school community. “Our College has outstanding facilities that are complimented by beautifully maintained gardens, sporting fields and recreational areas. Our emphasis on contemporary learning strategies is supported by up-to-date and extensive digital infrastructure and a dedicated ICCT centre.” MacKillop boasts innovative and technologically rich state-of-the-art learning areas including a unique Science wing, a 400 seat Auditorium, an outstanding Sports Centre with gymnasium and an exceptional Creative
Arts Centre. MacKillop College offers a broad and comprehensive curriculum, including a Gifted and Talented program and support to students who experience learning difficulties. Successful policies have been established that supports student wellbeing. The pathways available are diverse with MacKillop offering VCE, VCAL and VET subjects as well as the SEDA Sport Development Partnership Program. The College introduced the Trade Training Development Program Certificate II in Engineering Studies Mechanical and Fabrication Streams as another opportunity for senior students. From Years 7–10 a strong core and elective program establishes good learning and study practices. Stimulated by innovative, challenging and collaborative lessons, students from Year 7–10 study subjects across all learning areas including, Religious Education, Creative and Performing Arts, Design and Technology, English, Health and Physical Education, Humanities, Digital Technologies, Languages, Mathematics and Science. “MacKillop promotes excellence in the programs offered which include our unique and dedicated Year 9 Campus providing experiences that have been designed to foster close links with the local community and to raise awareness of local, national and international citizenship and responsibility,” Mr Kennedy says. “With a comprehensive and well-balanced curriculum, programs have been designed to prepare students with the tools and skills needed to effectively problem solve, research and channel inner creation. “Our curriculum incorporates intensive learning within a positive, dynamic and adaptive learning and teaching environment. This promotes a culture of enquiry and the creative exploration of ideas.” In addition to the new Chapel, the College recently opened a new building, named after
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Sr. La Merci, which boasts an innovative and contemporary learning environment with multiple learning spaces. These digitally rich General Purpose Learning Areas (GPLAs) will support students with appropriate learning to assist them in becoming ICT proficient and productive community members in this 21st Century. “MacKillop endeavors to provide an outstanding education that integrates faith, life and culture. We are a community that strives to
follow in the footsteps of Mary MacKillop and in her words (1867) “teach more by example than by word”.” Visit MacKillop College during its Open Day on Sunday 23 July between 10am and 1pm with a final tour commencing at 12.15pm or call the College Registrar for further information. MacKillop College, Russell Street, Werribee. Inquiries: 8734 5200 or www.mackillop.com.au
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Tuesday 20 June 2017 7.30pm
Moreno Performing Arts Centre
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junior levels enabling students to develop programming skills, while Lego Robotics is used in the middle and senior school.” An open day/evening from 4pm on Wednesday, August 23, will provide a chance for parents and prospective students to explore everything the progressive college has on offer.
Prep enrolments for 2021 are now being taken and some other year levels also have vacancies. Good News Lutheran College, 580 Tarneit Road, Tarneit. Inquiries: 8742 9000, email frontdesk@goodnews.vic.edu.au or visit www.goodnews.vic.edu.au
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Building sites and workmen’s sheds have become commonplace at Good News Lutheran College as the Tarneit educational facility goes from strength to strength. Beginning 20 years ago with just 26 students, the co-educational college is developing rapidly and these days caters for 884 pupils and more than 100 staff. With the construction of an 11-classroom, double-storey specialist middle school building scheduled to be finished within months, it’s clear the growth of the college will continue for some time yet. Community Development Coordinator, Wes Cusworth says specialist education buildings provide the platform for diverse and high-quality tuition, although the college places equal importance on the development of the whole individual, with character development among the most valued outcomes. “The college pastoral team facilitates weekly chapel services that help the students reflect on the ‘value’ of the week,” he explains. “GNLC also offers strong pastoral care support in line with the Christian faith that underpins every decision at the college. “Our school is known for innovative and progressive educational methods. The Information and Communications Technology (ICT) department is just one area in which this priority is realised, with students introduced to modern technological methods at an early age with a view to equipping them for the years ahead.” Technology for student use has an impressive ratio of 1.5 devices per student. Equipment includes university-level design desktops, Window Surfaces tablets, iPads and modern laptops. A fast-speed internet backbone ensures ICT equipment is utilised at optimum levels. “Our students enjoy 3D printing capacity, along with state-of-the-art physical design technology,” Mr Cusworth says. “An extension of the ICT program is the use of Bee-Bots at
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HOPPERS CROSSING 34 Carruthers Drive, 3029
TARNEIT 7 Barron Street, 3029
Barry Plant Tarneit: 8744 8888 Auction: May 20 at 11am
Sweeney Wyndham: 9749 0010 Auction: May 20 at 1pm
Price: $650,000 – $700,000
Price: $480,000 – $520,000
Directly opposite Cambridge Primary School and a 10-minute stroll from Pacific Werribee, this handsome house – on about 700 square metres - is ready and waiting for a new family. With popular grey and white palette throughout, the house has four fitted bedrooms up top, along with revamped main bathroom and a living room incorporating a study nook. The fifth bedroom downstairs is next door to a powder room. A large, grey-carpeted lounge room is open to the generous entry foyer and links with the expansive family hub. The big kitchen has classic timber cabinetry, corner pantry, dishwasher and 900mm electric cooktop. Other assets include new carpet and paintwork, gas ducted heating, evaporative cooling and drive-through double garage.
Opposite a huge park with playground, this contemporary abode’s smart street presence is reflected inside, with spacious rooms decorated in chocolate and neutrals, windows dressed in either roller blinds or white sheers, and floor tiles and carpet in chocolate and latte respectively. Starting up top, there are three fitted bedrooms, large main bathroom, separate toilet and carpeted living area with balcony access. The main bedroom has walk-in and built-in robes and a chic en suite. The ground floor includes a study, powder room and laundry, with living hub at the rear. The stylish kitchen has a pantry, island bench and all mod-cons. An integrated pergola, with soft-grey pavers, looks out to a manicured backyard with lawn and tropical landscaping. Two split-systems, ceiling fans, water tank, garden shed and double garage with internal access are other attractions.
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WERRIBEE 63 Wattle Avenue, 3030 Greg Hocking Lawson Partners: 9741 9666
Price: $830,000 – $900,000
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Ray White Truganina: 8797 5500
Price: Contact agent
Auction: May 20 at 1.30pm
This striking abode on about 740 square metres, a bold take on the modern-brutalist style, is opposite a park in the sought-after south side of town. Packed with glam and architectural interest, the house has four bedrooms that share two luxe bathrooms and a powder room. Along with a lounge room near the front door, there’s a fantastic living hub with sophisticated designer pendants a standout. The slick kitchen, a dream for cook and entertainer, is beautifully equipped and loaded with pizzazz. A covered deck faces a backyard that’s simple and stylish. Other features include lovely floorboards, ducted heating, refrigerated cooling, under-house workshop/storage and a double garage. Watton Street boutiques and cafes are a three-minute drive away.
This four-bedroom, two-bathroom house, carefully maintained by the original owner, present as a fantastic opportunity. The easement-free block of about 5620 square metres can be considered for a multi-residence development, subject to council approval. The block is well able of accommodating up to 25 townhouses – or perhaps the new owner will want to use the land to construct a new dream property in a popular pocket. The land also lends itself to medical, leisure or childcare centres, a place of worship or lifestyle living development. Titled, fully serviced and ready to build on tomorrow, the massive block is close to Westbourne Grammar and Al-taqwa College, while Wyndham Village shops are an easy drive away.
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TARNEIT 17 Penrose Promenade, 3029 Sweeney Tarneit: 9749 0010
Price: $630,000
You know a former display home is sure to have extra perks and, with this one, the fab alfresco area is definitely one of them. Other indoor “extras” make lower-key statements, while the double garage comes with double benefits – more on that later. The spacious house roosts in convenience-central, with parks, playgrounds and sports ovals within a stroll. Tarneit Gardens shopping centre and Grange P-12 and Tarneit P-9 colleges are three minutes’ drive away. The indoor palette is in soft earthy tones
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of greys, lattes, cream and sandstone, and windows are dressed with a mix of rollerblinds and slim-line venetians. Outdoors, the block of about 575 square metres involves a little weekend mowing, but otherwise is easy-care for busy families. Entry is to a tiled walkway, with open lounge room on the right and double doors to the main bedroom on the left. The latter has walk-in fitted wardrobe, dual-basin en suite and split-system. Three more fitted bedrooms are down a second hallway; two feature large wall mirrors that teens will
pretend not to love. The main bathroom and separate toilet are along the same hall. The spacious living domain incorporates a kitchen in which a large waterfall island bench in mottled latte tones complements the latte cabinetry and cream splashback tiles. A walk-in pantry, dishwasher and 900mm cooker equip the cook-friendly space. The laundry, has a three-door closet, multiple cupboards, workbench and drying rack. Outdoor relaxation/entertainment space, accessed via bifolds one way and glass
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557 (approx)m2
Located in the Mossfiel Estate, this home has been refreshed throughout and is ready to move straight into. With a generous 557m2 (approx.) to offer, there is plenty of space for the whole family. mily Inspections are a must! mily.
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10 Kelwin Court. Hoppers Crossing 4A
2B
3C
794 (approx)m2
Renovated throughout from top to bottom, this home is finished with style and sophistication. Situated in a quiet court location in the ever-sopopular Bellbridge Estate, inspections are a must to truly appreciate the modern charm this home has to offer. Enquire today!
Auction 27th May 2pm
Inspect Sat 1:45-2:15pm Photo ID Req
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114 Rosella Avenue. Werribee
1/4 Pepino Court. Werribee
3A
3A
1B
7C
515 (approx)m2
2B
1C
268 (approx)m2
AUCTION THIS SATURD SA AY AT 12PM! Located 1.4km (approx.) to Pacific Werribee, this property is set in a prime location with an open plan kitchen, meals and living area. The backyard provides a huge shed and an undercover pergola area with drive through and side access for those wanting great space and low maintenance yards!
Located in the highly sought after pocket of Orchard Park, lies this low maintenance home with an open plan design and loads of features, including Gas Ducted Heating, high ceilings & cooling. A short 1.2km (approx.) to Werribee CBD and parks nearby!
Auction 20th May 12pm
Auction 3rd June 12:00pm
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10 Dawe Court. Hoppers Crossing
6 Fontain Court. Werribee
3A
4A
1B
2C
565 (approx)m2
2B
2C
630 (approx)m2
Refreshed throughout and located in the highly sought after Cambridge Estate in the Cambridge Primary School Zone, featuring two separate living spaces and rear access from the double carport, positioned on a 565m2 (approx.) allotment. Inspections are a must!
With multiple living zones throughout both levels of this home and a great undercover entertaining space, there is plenty of room for the whole family to enjoy. Only 2.2km (approx.) from the Werribee CBD and easy freeway access. Inspections are a must!
Auction 3rd June 11:00am
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7 Englefield Court. Werribee
2/35 Cumming Drive. Hoppers Crossing
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2C
712 (approx)m2
1B
1C
298 (approx)m2
Updated family home on a sprawling 712m2 (approx) allotment! With immaculate presentation throughout, this spacious family home is an amazing opportunity. Situated on approximately 712m2 and close to all local amenities, including Thomas Chirnside Primary School, public transport, Eagle Stadium and parklands.
This beautifully presented property is a must see to appreciate its true value. Offering two bedrooms with built in robes, an easy flowing open floor plan consisting of a spacious main lounge, separate dining area adjoining a generous sized kitchen with tiled flooring.
Auction 27th May 1pm
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16 Corboy Close. Point Cook
63 Ladybird Crescent. Point Cook
3A
4A
2B
1C
Beautiful 3 bedroom family home built by Porter Davis in 2015. Exceptional outdoor entertaining area with built in BBQ and ethanol heater. Low maintenance garden beds and synthetic turf. High quality finishes throughout. Kingsford Estate, Featherbrook School Zone Auction Sat 10th June 2017 @ 12pm
Inspect Sat 1:00pm 1:30pm
Contact Ainsley Rayner 0428 675 006
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2C
4 bedroom 26 squares (approx.) home set on 615m2 (approx.) allotment in Alamanda school zone. Master with en-suite & WIR. Kitchen with s/s appliances. Includes: ducted heating and a huge backyard.
Auction Sat 27th May @ 3:00pm
Inspect Sat 11:00am 11:30am
Contact Alexander Hua 0403 359 658
33 Turnstone Drive. Point Cook
9 Jansar Street. POINT COOK
4A
3A
2B
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An elegant design in an enviable location makes this four-bedroom home a fantastic choice for first-home buyers and growing families! Recently renovated, this double-story is conveniently positioned with an abundance of features, all on a 331 m2 (approx.) allotment.
This elegant three-bedroom home located in the ever-popular Saltwater Coast estate is perfect for the young family, mily first home owners mily, and the savvy investor!
Auction This Saturday @ 2:00pm
Private Sale
Inspect Sat 1:30pm 2:00pm
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Inspect Sat 12:00pm 12:30pm
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Featherbrook Shopping Centre 238 Boardwalk Boulevard, Point Cook
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28 Kurrali Crescent Werribee
Price $465,000 - $485,000
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12 Cremorne Street Sanctuary Lakes
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30 Lakeside Drive Point Cook
Price $790,000 - $830,000
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areas, cathedral ceilings, outdoor entertainment area and rear access to a fantastic size backyard.
PRDnationwide Werribee 2/85 Synnot Street 9742 7557 prdnationwide.com.au/werribee Ash Taylor 0407 808 233 asht@prdwerribee.com.au
HOPPERS CROSSING 26 Hogans Road
Development options or a fantastic place to live, surrounded by the best that Hoppers Crossing has to offer. offer fer. Call today for your exclusive viewing!
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Perfectly Located In the Activity Zone Equals Exceptional Opportunity WERRIBEE 24 Cottrell Street With location and opportunity on offer offer, fer, this perfect Edwardian home has a blend of charm and character of yesteryear. yesteryear All of today’s conveniences are only minutes away, including train station, main street shopping, cafes and restaurants, where convenience becomes a lifestyle. Offering Of 3 bedrooms, master with en-suite, central bathroom with spa, sun room/parents retreat with a solid fuel heater polished timber floors, well-appointed kitchen, walk-in-pantry and dishwasher, heater, dishwasher formal lounge, ducted heating & cooling, open fire place and much more.
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Auction Saturday 3rd June at 11.30am Price
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Saturday 20th May 12pm
PRDnationwide Werribee 2/85 Synnot Street 9742 7557 prdnationwide.com.au/werribee Michael Tuder 0412 014 216 michaelt@prdwerribee.com.au
5A 4B 6C
House and Granny Flat!
Selling
WYNDHAM VALE 13-15 Greenwood Street
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All based on 1146sqm of land. Ample shed space for the boys’ toys, laze around the pool, entertain outside under the patio, inside in the games rooms or curl up by the log fire. Cook up a storm in the central kitchen and allow the grey haired nomads privacy in their own self-contained unit whilst only being metres from the family home.
Price $659,000 Saturday 20th May 12pm
PRDnationwide Werribee 2/85 Synnot Street 9742 7557 prdnationwide.com.au/werribee Ash Taylor 0407 808 233 asht@prdwerribee.com.au
4A 2B 1C
Buy 2 Properties for the Price of 1 Property!
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WYNDHAM VALE 155 Ballan Road
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A gold mine on a main road. Approved plans and permits to build two units without demolishing the existing house, you’re practically buying 2 for the price of 1. Approximatley 686m2 land with a 21.34m (approx) frontage. The existing house comprises 4 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms, 2 kitchens and a single garage.
Auction Saturday 3rd June at Price $410,000 - $440,000 Saturday 20th May 12pm
PRDnationwide Werribee 2/85 Synnot Street 9742 7557 prdnationwide.com.au/werribee Rehan Sajid 0425 779 845 rehans@prdwerribee.com.au
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Location! Location! Location! HOPPERS CROSSING 16 Nelson Way Cradled within an elite enclave of superior properties in the Central Park Estate of Hoppers Crossing, this spacious house offers of five generous sized bedrooms, two bathrooms, two toilets, formal lounge, open plan kitchen adjacent to a spacious family and meals area. Close to the train station and Freeway. eeway eeway.
Selling Price $530,000 - $550,000 View
Saturday 20th May 1pm
PRDnationwide Werribee 2/85 Synnot Street 9742 7557 prdnationwide.com.au/werribee Rehan Sajid 0425 779 845 rehans@prdwerribee.com.au
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In the Heart Beat of Werribee WERRIBEE 2/6-8 McDonald Street With the Werribee CBD approx. 200m away, simply leave the car at home. Offering Of 2 good size bedrooms, 2 way central bathroom, spacious kitchen with ample cupboard space, separate toilet, laundry, generous size living room, gas heating, split system cooling, lockup
Selling Price $379,000 View
Saturday 20th May 11am
PRDnationwide Werribee 2/85 Synnot Street 9742 7557 prdnationwide.com.au/werribee Michael Tuder 0412 014 216 michaelt@prdwerribee.com.au
garage and private courtyard. 45 WYNDHAM STAR WEEKLY \ MAY 17, 2017
GREG HOCKING LAWSON PARTNERS
DAVID LAWSON Director
• 33 Years of Real Estate experience in the west • Experienced auctioneer having conducted over 2,500 auctions
• REIV award winner • 100% of auctions sold this year
THINKING OF SELLING Call David Today His experience costs no more
0411 175 575 dlawson@greghocking.com.au Werribee Office 9741 9666 46 WYNDHAM STAR WEEKLY \ MAY 17, 2017
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GREG HOCKING LAWSON PARTNERS NEW LISTING
Wyndham Vale 22 Condamine Avenue 6A 3B 2C
One of a Kind Family Home Set behind a private hedge setting, is this magnificent double story home; boasting multiple living zones, flexible accommodation & extensive outdoor entertaining. Located centrally in Manor Lakes & being walking distance to Wyndham Vale Station, Manor Lakes Shopping Centre & quality schools.
Hoppers Crossing 38 Macedon Street
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Richard Smith David Lawson
0481 137 746 0411 175 575
Werribee South 11 Quay Boulevard Live or Invest ByThe Bay! Located in the popular and growing Wyndham Harbour Marina precinct this two level townhouse is only metres to the bay, swimming beach, international marina and local cafĂŠ and shops. An ideal investment opportunity with future bay growth.
Werribee Office 9741 9666
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Positioned in the Bellbridge Estate with its convenient access to transport & freeway, schools & milk bar at the end of the street & parks just around the corner. The home sits on a generous 537sqm of land & comprises 3 br all with BIR’s; with separate study, kitchen, separate dining space & spacious rear yard.
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Inspect Sat 20th May at 11.30 - 12.00pm Richard Smith David Lawson
0481 137 746 0411 175 575
Werribee 63 Wattle Avenue
2A 2B 1C
Bold Contemporary Imposing
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Featuring soaring ceilings, timber floors & the extensive use of stone. Comprises an overlooking balcony to take advantage of the park opposite, lounge, stunning kitchen and separate meals family area with the diversity of opening to a large courtyard deck for all round entertaining.
Private Sale Inspect Sat 20th May at 11.30 - 12.00pm David Lawson Darren Dodd
3A 1B 2C
Affordable Living
0411 175 575 0419 365 947
4A 2B 2C BER
$830,000 - $900,000
Private Sale Inspect
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Darren Dodd Richard Smith
0419 365 947 0481 137 746
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Hoppers Crossing 109 Heaths Road
Auction this Sat.
1.2Kms to ‘Pacific Werribee’ North facing and offered to the market for the first time since 1970! On an amazing 556m2 allotment (approx.) The home comprises of four generously sized bedrooms, including Master with ENS, bright central bathroom, two large living zones & a large/open kitchen overlooking the backyard. This home offers; of Plenty of off of street parking, large shed, split system cooling, 2x water tanks, updated LED downlights, double glazed windows, automatic sprinkler system, cctv & much more!
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Werribee 38 Queensbury Way
Auction this Sat.
What an opportunity! A formal lounge with soaring cathedral ceilings maximising natural light, spacious hostess kitchen overlooking meals area and four large bedrooms including master with ensuite and walk-in robe. Step outside to enjoy the spacious rear yard with a covered pergola area perfect for entertaining year round. A host of quality appointments include split-system air-conditioning, ducted heating, roller shutters, water tank, large shed. Situated on a large allotment of approximately 670m2 and nearby to schools, shops, public transport.
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CONTACT Matthew Howden 0409 805 990 Logan Edwards 0409 310 025 Werribee 9731 8888
barryplant.com.au/ property/557270
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Benlor real estate
The Trusted Name In Real Estate Since 1960 AUCTION 10TH JUNE 2017 - 12.30PM
NEW LISTING - OPEN 20/5/17 12.00 - 12.30PM
T RNEIT 5 Bellworth Av TA A e
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Perfect Family home!!!
FOR SALE Conttact Agent
4 large bedrooms with BIRs, master with ensuite, kitchen with ample cupboard space, gas cook top, oven and dishwasher, central bathroom with separate toilet and laundry, spacious separate lounge room connecting to formal dining area, lovely pergola/undercover area for entertaining family & friends.
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RAJ SHAH M 04 403 685 999 E rajj@benlor.com.au
WYNDHAM VA V LE 18 Mopane Cct
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Great Investment - Excellent Te T nants
FOR SALE $479 9,000 - $499,000
4 spacious bedrooms, main with ensuite, w.i.r, formal lounge, spacious kitchen, ceasar stone bench top, s/s appliance, overlooking meals area, family room. Feature includes, dble garage with internal access & remote, downlights, dishwasher, heating & cooling, alfresco area.
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VINC CE CHIRCOP M 04 418 360 998 E vin nce@benlor.com.au
ONLY 1 LEFT
ST ALBANS 16 Adams St
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Great opportunity for developers/investors
FOR SALE Conttact Agent
This west facing 817m Block with wide 20m frontage on with existing dwelling at rear of block. Either keep existing dwelling and renovate and develop the front, or demolish existing dwelling and put multiple dwellings (STCA) Proposed plans are done for 3 Dwellings (STCA)
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T RNEIT 2/Lot 433 - 5 Larissa Street TA
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FOR SALE $355 5,000
No Progress Payments, North Facing 3 Fitted bedrooms and 2 Bathrooms Spacious kitchen S/s appliances Close to Schools, Kindergarten, Doctors, Public Busses with T rnkey package that includes everything Tu
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VINC CE CHIRCOP M 04 418 360 998 E vin nce@benlor.com.au
NEW LISTING - OPEN 20/5/17 - 11.00 - 11.30AM
WYNDHAM VA V LE 34 Pillar Road INVESTORS WA W NTED 4 bdrms, main with ensuite W.I.R, 2 living areas, spacious kitchen, s/s appliance, stone bench tops, featuring heating, cooling, internal access to dbl garage with remote, on low maintenance allotment, close to schools, parks, shopping centre & public transport. Still under builders warranty. Leased till 20/9/17.
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FOR SALE $399 9,000 - $415,000 VINC CE CHIRCOP M 04 418 360 998 E vin nce@benlor.com.au
WERRIBEE 10 Blossom Lane
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Central Location
FOR SALE $450 0,000 - $465,000
Y ung and Modern Home Comprising of 3 bdrms, main with Yo en suite WIR. Formal lounge, kitchen with ample cupboards, s/s appliance overlooking meals area plus family room. Dble garage, low maintenance gardens, ducted heating, walking distance to Werribee CBD, train station, shopping centre and schools.
SOLD HOPPERS CROSSING 4 Sier Av A e V ndor needs to sell Ve 5 bedrooms, 3 downstairs and the remaining 2 upstairs, 2 bathrooms with spa, formal lounge and an open plan kitchen with formal meal area, separate laundry and toilet. Whilst the upper stairs is offering huge family area with balcony. Additionally the home features Solar Panels, heating and double car shed.
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VINC CE CHIRCOP M 04 418 360 998 E vin nce@benlor.com.au
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SOLD D Conttact Agent RAJ SHAH M 04 403 685 999 E rajj@benlor.com.au
WYNDHAM VA V LE 22 Pillar Rd
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The Perfect Te T nnant, returning $1,477 pcm. Still under builder warranty, 4 fitted bdrm main with ensuite W.I.R, formal lounge, central kitchen s/s appliances, stone bench top, overlooking meals family room, heating & cooling, internal access to dble garage with remote on low maintenance allotment.
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www.benlor.com.au
277 Heaths Road, Werribee Opposite Pacific Werribee
9748 6333 65 WYNDHAM STAR WEEKLY \ MAY 17, 2017
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Werribee 40 Rowes Road
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Superb Stepping Stone Or Investment! You will be instantly impressed when you step inside this great home in a location central to all amenities Werribee has to off offer. Private Sale This neat 3 bedroom home is ideal for the savvy investor or first home buyer looking for a beautifully presented home with many bonuses awaiting Inspect you. An open plan feel with a lounge room leading into a good sized kitchen with bench space, separate meals area, the master bedroom with an ensuite containing an oversized shower, two other fitted bedrooms and a central main bathroom. Contact All year comfort is provided with ducted heating and evaporative cooling with a bonus split system reverse cycle air conditioner for all year comfort. Outside you will find a large child, pet friendly yard with a covered pergola for entertaining, and a double garage. This home demands your inspection if you are looking for something close to schools, shops, public transport, sporting facilities and many other amenities.
9741 7777
1 Werribee Street, Werribee 66 WYNDHAM STAR WEEKLY \ MAY 17, 2017
$410,000 - $430,000 By appointment Photo ID required Tony Vercher 0421 734 414 Bassam Tofaili 0411 449 821
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Werribee South 46 Slipaway Road
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Captivating Panoramic Views Of Port Phillip Bay! Tucked away in a quiet cul-de-sac setting just above the shoreline of Port Phillip Bay lays this masterfully built & architecturally designed home presenting Private Sale nothing short of excellence. Downstairs: • Soaring square set 9ft ceilings • 2 BRs with mirrored BIRs & both accessible to the stunning bathroom • Spacious Inspect study/4th BR • American Oak timber floors • Marble flooring in the informal living room & a full wet bar • Downstairs bathroom • Under stair storage • Outdoors, a stunning solar heated/salt chlorinated/self-cleaning IG pool & water feature. On top of that a superb alfresco with a BI BBQ on mains gas/kitchen sink with hot & cold water. Upstairs: • Soaring 10ft square set ceilings • Massive master with his & hers WIR leading you out to your own private balcony with views of Port Phillip Contact Bay • A large hotel style ensuite with his/hers double shower, double vanities with granite benches. To relax & unwind your own private super spa with extra jets • Separate powder room & WI storage room • An open plan naturally lit lounge/family room overlooking an exhilarating contemporary kitchen presenting; high gloss vinyl wrap with abundance of storage space, sparkling granite benches/splashbacks, soft-close draws, state of the art NEFF gas cooking appliances • Another alfresco & balcony overlooking the Marina births & Port Phillip Bay • Zoned ducted heating, refrig cooling, ducted vacuum • Gas log fireplace • Security system/camera surveillance/video intercom • Double remote garage oversized with internal access • 5kW solar system • Over 2000L water tank with pump.
9741 7777
1 Werribee Street, Werribee
By appointment Photo ID required Bassam Tofaili 0411 449 821 James Antonio 0401 889 248
your property agent™ 67 WYNDHAM STAR WEEKLY \ MAY 17, 2017
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Wyndham Vale 7 Mermaid Crescent
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Family Sized Modern Show Stopper This just has to be the answer to what you’re looking for in a family sized, 4 years young, clean modern home. With all the hard work taken out of Private Sale building, you could be the lucky one to put your name against this one. Inspect This open design home features three large fitted bedrooms plus study with the master offering both walk-in robes and a full ensuite. A separate formal lounge is offered, while the central kitchen entails stainless appliances including dishwasher and 900mm upright stove adjoining are the large Contact tiled open meals and family rooms. While only four years young, the balance of the builders warranty passes on giving you peace of mind when buying here. Gas ducted heating and evaporative air conditioner keep you cosy all year around, whilst an alfresco is perfect to entertain friends. An automated access double garage also offers internal access for the winter months and is perfect for the cars or handyman all this on a great sized approximate 613m2 block. Offering a just walk in approach and squeaky clean in every aspect. Set close to the Wyndham Vale train station, Manor Lakes Shopping Centre and surrounding sports ground, parks, this is the ideal family solution made easy.
9741 7777
1 Werribee Street, Werribee 68 WYNDHAM STAR WEEKLY \ MAY 17, 2017
$480,000 - $500,000 By appointment Photo ID required Tony Vercher 0421 734 414 Bassam Tofaili 0411 449 821
your property agent™
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Hoppers Crossing 27 Sunbird Crescent
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Central Hoppers Crossing, Poolside Entertainer On A Massive 750m2 Block Superbly located in the heart of Hoppers Crossing on an extremely generous 751m2 (approx) allotment, this feature-packed family home is ready for its next lucky owners to simply move in and happily call it theirs! Manicured established gardens lead into the generous floor plan entailing a master suite with renovated ensuite and walk-in robe, while also offering both formal and informal living and dining zones. The central kitchen offers dishwasher while there is also a separate enclosable study or home office. Ducted heating and evaporative cooling will keep you comfortable all year round regardless of the climate. Outdoors presents an amazing entertaining opportunity every time with thanks to the inground solar heated swimming pool and gas heated spa overlooked by the beautiful paved under cover pergola. Adventures for the kids have only just started thanks to the great sized established backyard complete with a cubby house! Further appointments also entail handy ducted vacuum, restored roofing and an automated access oversized double garage with rear access, too! Located within simple freeway access, a choice of schools, public transport options and shopping precincts, this home is a complete lifestyle that any family would dream to own.
9741 7777
1 Werribee Street, Werribee
Auction
This Saturday at 1pm
Price Range $520,000 - $570,000 Inspect
Sat 12.30-1pm Photo ID required
Contact
John Camilleri 0414 778 940 James Risos 0450 733 302
your property agent™ 69 WYNDHAM STAR WEEKLY \ MAY 17, 2017
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Werribee 60 Manorvale Parade
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Enchanting - Charmful - Spectacular By The River! A mesmerizing home in a sought after central Werribee location backing onto the Werribee River, picturesque trees/landscapes & the bike trails/walking tracks only seconds walk from your backyard. Appointments include: • Soaring cathedral ceilings • Master with modern ensuite & BI cupboards across the wall • 3 other BRs with BIRs • Central bathroom • Lounge with a Firelite wood fired heater • Family/meals area • A fantastic kitchen • Hardwood timber floors • Ducted heating & refrigerated cooling, wall A/C • Alarm system • Secured double remote garage/carport area • Sun awnings. Outdoors, a timber decked entertaining area leading off the kitchen/meals area, a timber decked alfresco with inground gas heated spa & outside shower. Garden shed with a bore set-up, 40000L inground water tank, 5000L water tank with a pump, auto irrigation system & outdoor sensored flood lights.
Auction
This Saturday at 12noon
Price Range $550,000 - $600,000 Inspect
Sat 11.30-12noon Photo ID required
Contact
Tony Vercher 0421 734 414 Bassam Tofaili 0411 449 821
Werribee 1-2 College Road
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9741 7777
1 Werribee Street, Werribee 70 WYNDHAM STAR WEEKLY \ MAY 17, 2017
Auction
Sun 28th May at 12noon
Price Range $1,000,000 - $1,100,000 Inspect
Sat 10.30-11am Photo ID required
Contact
Tony Vercher 0421 734 414 Bassam Tofaili 0411 449 821
your property agent™
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Werribee 28 Tyrone Street
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This is definitely “one of those opportunities” that don’t come up often & this astounding occasion is just that as it is first time offered also. Comprising of multiple living zones entailing a large formal lounge & dining room, large meals room, 2nd family room, and even a huge separate rumpus or games room. Featuring 5 BRs with the master entailing ensuite, a central bathroom also services the home. Suspended slab construction integrates hydronic floor heating while a combination of split system cooling & weather walls situated throughout help keep the elements to your desire. Cedar & face brick highlights further detail the finishes employed. Outdoors, an oversized double garage with adjoining workshop, and a huge backyard with established fruit trees. Situated within comfortable distance to so many of Wyndham’s desired amenities you are literally at the centre of it all.
Auction
Sat 3rd June at 2pm
Price Range $650,000 - $690,000 Inspect
Sat 10.40-11am Photo ID required
Contact
John Camilleri 0414 778 940 Kirsty Cunningham 0414 344 475
Hoppers Crossing 9 Casuarina Close
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Architectural Genius - Monstrosity Residence On 6005m2! A rare opportunity of approx 1.5 ACRES & a sprawling home finished with the highest quality materials, fittings & fixtures. Presenting 5 BRs, master with parents’ retreat & nursery/ 6th BR, main bathroom featuring corner spa & dual vanity. The living areas are extensive & cater to every occasion starting with the delightful step-down formal lounge with cathedral ceiling & fireplace, formal dining, open meals are proceeding downstairs living & rumpus. Upstairs resides the extra living area perfect for the kids. Two fully appointed kitchens with granite & stone throughout, solid timber cabinetry & SS appliances. Outdoors, an outdoor oven & alfresco entertaining area to the picture perfect olive trees, complete with huge shed, water tanks, chicken coop & more! Extras inc solid double brick construction, hydronic slab & ducted heating, refrig cooling, rain water tanks, 3-phase power & powered workshop.
9741 7777
1 Werribee Street, Werribee
Private Sale $1,350,000 - $1,485,000 Inspect
By appointment Photo ID required
Contact
Bassam Tofaili 0411 449 821 James Antonio 0401 889 248
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Auction This Saturday
Wyndham Vale 4 Bungalook Street
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Stylish, Smart & A Perfect Start! This charming home is located in a booming pocket of Manor Lakes. Within close proximity to Manor Lakes train station, Manor Lakes SC, schools & walking tracks! The open plan design offers: • 3 bedrooms • Master with ensuite & WIR • Central bathroom • Open plan kitchen, meals and family living arrangement • 2 x Split systems (reverse cycle) • Ducted heating • Large outdoor entertaining area with covered pergola, established & maintained gardens & a BI BBQ setting • Single lock-up garage.
1 Hoppers Crossing 4 Normandy Close
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Auction
This Saturday at 1pm
Situated on 664m2 approx, this spacious home is located in a super central pocket of Hoppers Crossing, Price Range $340,000 - $375,000 in a quiet court location & close to parklands. If you Inspect Sat 12.30-1pm are looking for a secure investment property then this Photo ID required is it! Being securely leased until November 2017! The Contact Kirsty Cunningham 0414 344 475 home itself offers : • Three BRs plus study/4th BR • Large lounge with adjacent formal dining area James Antonio 0401 889 248 • Spacious kitchen/meals area • Rumpus room overlooking the backyard • Double garage • Ducted heating & evap cooling • Established gardens.
Auction
This Saturday at 11am
Price Range $400,000 - $440,000 Inspect
Thurs 6-6.20pm & Sat 10.30-11am Photo ID required
Contact
Kirsty Cunningham 0414 344 475 James Antonio 0401 889 248
Auction This Saturday
Werribee 1/23 Jellicoe Street
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Set Smack In The Centre Of Werribee! Every amenity you would ever need is within reach right from your front door, on the cusp of the Activity Centre Zoning you are in the heart of it all! Watton St under 1km away, short walk to Werribee train station, cafés/restaurants, schools & parklands. Also access to the freeway is 260m away from the end of Jellicoe St to get you into Melbourne CBD within 30 mins. The home is offering: • 3 BRs with BIRs • Central bathroom • Floor boards throughout • Large family living space • Kitchen/meals area • Single garage/storage unit.
9741 7777
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1 Werribee 58 Church Street
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This Saturday at 2.30pm
This exciting home occupies a large lot of approx 660m2. Defined by its unlimited potential & spacious feel the home has been recently renovated but the Sat 2-2.30pm original character & feel has certainly not been Photo ID required forgotten about. The property offers: • 3 BRs • Central Kirsty Cunningham 0414 344 475 bathroom • Kitchen/dining area • Large open living area • Ducted heating & split system cooling • Polished Bassam Tofaili 0411 449 821 floor boards t/out • Spacious outdoor undercover area • Established gardens • Single carport • Single garage • Garden shed & bungalow • Side access.
Auction
Sat 27th May at 1pm
Price Range $390,000 - $430,000
Price Range $490,000 - $530,000
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Inspect
Sat 11.40-12noon Photo ID required
Contact
Kirsty Cunningham 0414 344 475 James Antonio 0401 889 248
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Hoppers Crossing 8 Hayden Street
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Located in a convenient township “Soho Village” this Private Sale one of a kind opportunity provides the perfect Inspect Price Range $430,000 - $460,000 lifestyle for those looking for low maintenance, easy Inspect Sat 9.40-10am living. This near new, modern design offers: • One Photo ID required spacious BR with BIR • Open plan kitchen/meals & Contact Contact Kirsty Cunningham 0414 344 475 family living area • Kitchen with SS appls, electric oven, gas cooktop & dishwasher • Split system heating & Bassam Tofaili 0411 449 821 cooling • Floating floor boards throughout • Central bathroom • European laundry • Balcony overlooking all amenities • Storage unit • Single car space. Auction
Hoppers Crossing 25 Birchwood Boulevard
Sat 27th May at 11am
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A sweeping statement of perfection, this gorgeous entertainer boasts 4 BRs, master with ensuite & WIRs, 3 living zones & a decked alfresco area with a bar, all on a massive 792m2 approx. Offering a formal lounge & dining area, open kitchen/meals/living area, and a rumpus room (or 5th BR). Appointed with granite benchtops to the kitchen, SS appls, dishwasher, marble benches to the bathroom vanities, oversized double remote garage with a sink, a steel shed, water tank, ducted heating, evap cooling & more!
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$280,000 - $305,000 Sat 3.20-3.40pm Photo ID required Kirsty Cunningham 0414 344 475 James Antonio 0401 889 248
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Stylish, Sophisticated Soho Village
Located in the Mossfiel Estate, within walking distance to Pacific Werribee, Mossfiel Primary and Kindergarten, public transport, parklands, Aqua Pulse & Hoppers Crossing train station only a short drive away! On a large corner block of 581m2 approx, the home offers: • 3 BRs • Separate sun room (potential study/4th BR) • Central bathroom • Kitchen/meals area • Massive family living area • A/C • Gas fireplace • Inground pool • Established garden • Unrestricted side access • Single carport.
9741 7777
1 Point Cook 301/18 Tribeca Drive
Auction
Sat 3rd June at 11am
Price Range $585,000 - $640,000 Inspect
Contact
Wed 5-5.20pm & Sat 10-10.20am Photo ID required James Risos 0450 733 302 John Camilleri 0414 778 940
This spacious family home offers: • Master with Private Sale parents retreat, FES & WIR • 2 other BRs with BIRs Inspect • Open study area can be converted into 4th BR or home office • Central bathroom • Spacious formal lounge • Huge family living area adjoined to kitchen Contact leads to the massive decked entertainment area & manicured gardens • 9ft ceilings, LED lighting • Ducted heating & 2 split system A/Cs • Oversize double remote garage with rear access • Manicured pristine gardens & all on a generous 581m2 approx!
$575,000 - $625,000 By appointment Photo ID required Harry Singh 0406 871 722 Bassam Tofaili 0411 449 821
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Hoppers Crossing 50 Canberra Avenue
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Walk To Pacific Werribee This exciting family home is situated on a corner allotment of 530m2 approx in arguably one of Hoppers Crossing’s best & most popular pockets. The home has been smartly designed & offers a long list of potentials, but the location is certainly one to get excited about. The freshly updated property offers:• 3 BRs with BIRs • Massive lounge adj formal dining room • Renovated kitchen • Central modernized bathroom • Ceiling fans • Ducted heating • Expansive outdoor decked entertaining area • Remote control single garage.
What a perfect opportunity to grab a home located ideally on the South side of Werribee on 618m2 Price Range $460,000 - $480,000 approx. The potential of this fantastic property is Inspect Sat 9-9.20am unlimited, add this to your portfolio or move in & Photo ID required enjoy a convenient location with loads of options. Contact Kirsty Cunningham 0414 344 475 The home presents 3 BRs, central bathroom, formal lounge, kitchen with gas cooking facilities adjoining Bassam Tofaili 0411 449 821 meals area. Features ducted heating & a carport with rear access. Easy access to freeway, schools, shops & other popular amenities inc Werribee Park precinct. Sat 3rd June at 12.30pm
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When Location Counts Stunning single level unit features two bedrooms, Private Sale kitchen and living area, lock-up garage, split Inspect system heating and cooling, brilliantly located in this superb tree-lined street and highly sought after pocket in the exclusive Derrimut Heath Contact Estate and superbly located close to schools, public transport, Hogan’s Corner shops, Pacific Werribee SC Centre all within minutes from this amazing home. NOTE: Brilliant first home buyers opportunity or investor’s ideal property.
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Develop The Potential Auction
Hoppers Crossing 5/3 Redwood Drive
9741 7777
1 Werribee 3 Avon Court Auction
Sat 3rd June at 11.30am
Price Range $410,000 - $440,000 Inspect
Sat 11-11.20am Photo ID required
Contact
Tony Vercher 0421 734 414 Bassam Tofaili 0411 449 821
1 Werribee 23/5 Ovens Court
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An Ideal Location $310,000 - $330,000 Sat 12-12.20pm Photo ID required Tony Vercher 0421 734 414 Bassam Tofaili 0411 449 821
The ideal location with easy freeway access, Private Sale schools, public transport, Werribee Park whilst the Inspect Werribee CBD precinct is within easy reach. Offering two bedrooms, lounge room with separate kitchen meals area and a nice sized Contact courtyard without all the maintenance. Appointments include gas wall heater and a single carport. Take note, on the South side of Werribee a great opportunity for a first home buyer or investor to add to their portfolio!
$320,000 - $330,000 Sat 10-10.20am Photo ID required Tony Vercher 0421 734 414 Bassam Tofaili 0411 449 821
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Truganina 17 Glenfern Circuit Opportunity in Allura Estate A near new beautiful home approx. 3 years young in Truganina’s illustrious locales presenting a versatile family friendly floorplan.Special features include Caesar stone, heating/cooling, internal access & low maintenance gardens. An easy reach to private & public schools, shopping, transport and freeway access.Too access.T good to pass up
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Sukhdev Singh 0403 717 847
Werribee/Hoppers Crossing 9748 5888 2/229 Heaths Road (opp. Plaza)
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Werribee 8 Maribyrnong Court A Home You’ll Love This gorgeous home has such a nice feel you’ll be captivated as you walk in. Immaculate presentation with spacious lounge, kitchen meals, a pergola & grand backyard.Live comfortably with heating & cooling, dishwasher & 2 separate living areas. A carport gives access to the rear for cars/trailers. Ideal investment or live in Price Guide Forthcoming Auction View Saturday 11 - 11.30am
Tony Cannatelli 0412 456 293
Werribee/Hoppers Crossing 9748 5888 2/229 Heaths Road (opp. Plaza)
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Manor Lakes 35 Finsbury Cres
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Stylish Open Plan Design – 792m2 If you are looking for a home in “as new” condition then look no further. er er. The spacious interior including a Media Room will delight all who inspects. There is even a home offi of ce for those working or studying from home. The family will enjoy the galley kitchen with Caesar Stone benchtops and quality appliances.
The main bedroom is just like a suite being extremely spacious as well as the 3 additional bedrooms. Tastefully decorated in neutral tones throughout. An enclosed Alfresco plus a conversation area complete with fire pit for entertaining. Caravan /Boat parking or additional cars is also been catered for on site.
Auction On Site 20th May at 11.30am View Saturday 11.00 to 11.30am Thursday 5.00 to 5.30pm
Diane Deland 0408 628 997 Sukhdev Singh 0403 717 847 Werribee/Hoppers Crossing 9748 5888 2/229 Heaths Road (opp. Plaza) 3
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Tarneit 43 Isabella Way
Wyndham Vale 2/13 Bellinger Cres
Top Location on 540m2 (approx)
Quality Unit – More Like a House
Spacious living, open plan kitchen, and dining overlooks the outdoor alfresco. A landscaped garden makes for a nice presentation. Ducted heating & split system air conditioning, 2 bathrooms & a double garage is provided with internal access. 540m2 block (approx) with access to the Moorookyle rec club including pool, gym & a short drive to Tarneit Railway Station. For Sale $450,000 - $459,000 View Saturday 12 - 12.30pm
Of ering high ceilings, porcelain tiled Off walkways & living areas, a large kitchen with stainless steel appliances, gas cook top, breakfast bench & plenty of cupboard space. Spacious living area opening to the rear yard with patio. The lock up garage has internal access plus possible side access if required all on 284m2 approx with NO body corp. For Sale $330,000 - $339,000 View By Appointment
Tony Cannatelli 0412 456 293
Sukhdev Singh 0403 717 847
Werribee/Hoppers Crossing 9748 5888
Werribee/Hoppers Crossing 9748 5888
2/229 Heaths Road (opp. Plaza)
2/229 Heaths Road (opp. Plaza)
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Williams Landing 7 Shoveler Cl
Hoppers Crossing 18/285 Derrimut Road
Close to Train Station & Freeway
Amazing Opportunity
The meals area is off of the open plan kitchen with quality inclusions. Spacious lounge opens to alfresco entertaining & low maintenance rear yard. Separate family room is a perfect play area or formal dining. High ceilings, ducted heating & cooling, tiled walkways & floating timber floors. Double remote garage & offers of possible side access all set on 512m2 approx. For Sale $595,000 - $645,000 View Saturday 1 - 1.30pm
Located in a Hoppers Crossing “Hot Spot” and walking distance to popular Pacific Werribee and Hogans Corner Shopping Centres, public transport, reputable schools, and Community Centres. This wonderful unit offers of an open plan design so if you are downsizing, investing or just seeking a comfortable lifestyle in an incredible position. Price Guide $350,000 - $370,000 View Saturday 1 - 1.30pm
Adrian McEvoy 0404 499 034
Adrian McEvoy 0404 499034
Werribee/Hoppers Crossing 9748 5888
Werribee/Hoppers Crossing 9748 5888
2/229 Heaths Road (opp. Plaza)
2/229 Heaths Road (opp. Plaza)
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Werribee
3 Golden Avenue
Walk to the Werribee Train Station
A3 B1 C3
• Proudly offered for sale for the first time • Offering an inviting, light filled and well presented 3 bedroom home • Spacious lounge with stunning timber floors and feature wood fire coonara, kitchen and dining area overlooking rear yeard • Solar power system, evaporative cooling, alarm system, extensive pergola • Ample off street parking behind picket gates, car port and double garage • 950m to Werribee Train Station Station, easy walk to Werribee CBD • Neighbourhood surrounded by Werribee River, walking trails, parklands, schools, shops, sporting facilities and more
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Saturday 10th June 2017 1pm
Price Guide $410,000 - $450,000 inspect fi contact
Saturday 20th May 1.30 - 2pm 23 Princes Highway, Werribee 9974 0922 Steven Richardson 0407 445 567 Peter Richardson 0412 327 835
Outstanding result - $580,000
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18 Gibbons Street Your chance at history • • • •
The “Fishers” 1930’s Californian Bunglalow offered for the first time Set in a sought after neighbourhood in a tightly held and house proud street 3 bedroom home primed to be renovated & restored to its classic best Timeless features include; 10 foot feature ceilings, hardwood floorboards, 3 x fireplaces, picture railings, double hung windows, terrific verandah • Located on a 565sqm allotment with ample room for extension • Large 3.7m X 11.4m garage/workshop, established gardens • All amenities with in walking distance. Werribee Train 700m, Werribee CBD 550m, prestigious school district 500m, Werribee Primary 550m, freeway access 1.7km Follow us on
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23 Princes Highway, Werribee Steven Richardson 0407 445 567 Peter Richardson 0412 327 835
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tarneit 69 Hamish Drive
41 Kalorama Street
A4 B2 C2
A4 B2 C2
Perfect family home here in Tarneit, waiting for you!
WALK TO STATION & TARNEIT CENTRAL SHOPPING CENTRE!!
• Four generous bedrooms, all with BIR’s. The master bedroom offers a WIR, ensuite with extended shower and a single vanity • The modern open kitchen boasts 600mm appliances, BIP and a dishwasher • The home offers an array of elegant formal and casual living zones • Ducted heating and split cooling • Low maintenance backyard and front fully landscaped • Current tenant lease- $1603 a month, on a lease till the 10th of November 2017
• Offering all the comforts a growing family can ask for, comprising of 4 oversized bedrooms, master with ensuite and WIR, massive first living area off the front hallway entrance with a second lounge • Great size Kitchen with 900ml cooktop, dishwasher and stone bench tops overlooking the family/meals arrangement • Additional appointments include 2 car garage with internal access, high ceilings, Led lightning, ducted heating and 2 split systems • Currently leased until 10th January 2018 returning $1517 per calendar month
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Saturday 20th of May 11:00am $379,000-$399,000 Saturday 20th of May 10:30am-11:00am Shop 38 Wyndham Village SC Sayers Road 9749 0010 Darren Cassar 0438 939 835; Shannon Schembri 0402 751 360
Hoppers crossing 24 Branton Road
A3 B1 C2
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Shop 38 Wyndham Village SC Sayers Road 9749 0010 Darren Cassar 0438 939 835; Wasim Hafda 0408 055 507
Hoppers crossing 7 Berberis Place
A4 B2 C2
What a location!
Surrounded by natural wetlands
• Set in the ever popular Mossfiel Estate, strong school district and surrounded by amenities • 1.2kms to Hoppers Crossing Train Station, 1.7kms to Pacific Werribee, Mossfiel Primary, St Peters Primary & Hoppers Crossing Secondary all with 1km. Shops, parks, sporing facilities all close by • Light filled 3 bedroom family home, positioned on a corner allotment of 544sqm • Comprising spacious formal lounge, separate family room and updated kitchen • Ducted heating, air conditioning, alarm system, double carport, garden sheds
• Quiet court setting with Skeleton Creek walking trails, reserves & parks at streets end • Offering newly updated 4 bedroom home on a generous 649sqm allotment in a sought after neighborhood • Master bedroom with ensuite and walk-in-robe • New carpets, freshly painted, new tap ware, new window furnishings and more • Ducted heating, dishwasher, double garage, ample off street parking, pergola and garden shed
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$460,000 - $480,000 Saturday 20th May 2017 11.30 - 12pm 23 Princes Highway 9974 0922 Peter Richardson 0412 327 835; Kim Richardson 0410 565 820
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Triwest Real Estate AUCTION
18 Moffatt Crescent, Hoppers Crossing 4
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Excellent Price, Ideal Location Located in the Mossfiel Estate, sitting on 600m2 approx block of land, making the possibility of a future subdivision (STCA) a very good prospect. Within walking distance to Pacific Werribee, Mossfiel Primary School, St Peters Apostle Primary School, Hoppers Crossing Secondary College, sporting clubs & Hoppers Crossing Station. Presenting 4 good size bedrooms with built in robes, central bathroom, well equipped kitchen, separate formal lounge, separate dining room & single lock up garage. This property has been recently updated to a neutral colour scheme throughout. Featuring solid timber floor boards, 9ft ceilings, gas wall heater & split system cooling. INSPECT AUCTION PRICE GUIDE CONTACT EMAIL OFFICE WEB
AUCTION
Saturday 2.00pm - 2.30pm Saturday 27th May at 1.00pm $395,000 - $434,000 Lynne Steinhauer - 0438 883 598 sales@triwest.com.au Triwest Real Estate - 9741 5900 triwest.com.au/931649
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Location That’s Hard To Beat Centrally located in the Mossfiel Estate is this beautifully renovated home on a corner allotment of approx 540m2. All amenities are at your fingertips, with an easy walk to Pacific Werribee, schools, sporting facilities & public transport. Consisting of 3 bedrooms, modern ensuite & double shower to main, stunning kitchen with stone bench tops & s/steel appliances, separate formal lounge, central bathroom, double garage that has been converted into another bedroom (which can be left or easily converted back) with carpet & s/system heating/cooling. Features solid timber floors, ducted heating, evap cooling, paved outdoor area & landscaped gardens. INSPECT AUCTION PRICE GUIDE CONTACT EMAIL OFFICE WEB
Saturday 1.00pm - 1.30pm Saturday 27th May at 3.00pm $410,000 - $450,000 Lynne Steinhauer - 0438 883 598 sales@triwest.com.au Triwest Real Estate - 9741 5900 triwest.com.au/932069
7 Carbon Court, Werribee
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Investor, or Developer Or Renovator or, Here is an excellent opportunity to purchase this large 805m2 approx allotment for subdivision (STCA). The property is a short walk to the Werribee Station, Werribee Secondary College and the Werribee Town Centre. The 3 bedroom home can easily be leased out as is. The future planning and rezoning of the Werribee precinct ensures large allotments will be a major attraction for capital growth potential. Don’t you be the one that misses out on this brilliantly located property.
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By Appointment Saturday 3rd June at 12.00pm $430,000 - $470,000 Craig Vilcins - 0435 878 255 craig@triwest.com.au Triwest Real Estate - 9741 5900 triwest.com.au/932611
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Truganina 6 Blake Court
4A
GOLDMINE in TRUGANINA
Auction
6 Blake court is an EASEMENT FREE block that of offers endless opportunities with land measuring approx 5622 sqm in the most popular & dearer pocket of Truganina. This majorly massive land of offers multi-residential development opportunity close to town in a fast developing pocket with a potential of multiple townhouses (approx 2225 townhouses, STCA). To top it all, its style will comfortably accommodate while you’re developing your dream of 11, 12 or as many as
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you want luxurious residences or prestige lifestyle home (STCA). This distinctive property has been lovingly maintained by its single owner and can only be truly appreciated with a private inspection. The charm of 6 Blake court captivates the interests of offering of potential profitable returns to anybody who wants to invest. Contact Mark on 0425 400 600 or Eric on 0413 786 129 today to discuss the details!
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Saturday 20th May at 1.30pm View Saturday 1.00 - 1.30pm Mark Srivastava 0425 400 600 mark.s@raywhite.com Eric Zhu 0413 786 129 eric.zhu@raywhite.com raywhitetruganina.com.au | 8797 5500
Hoppers Crossing 507 Sayers Road
4A
Walking distance to School and Shopping Centre on a 4100m2 Land
Auction
This well maintained family home is set on approx 4100m2 on the border of Hoppers Crossing and Tarneit with plenty of scope for a home business, medical centre, child care centre (STCA) etc. This block of land has a huge potential and scope for residential or commercial development subject to council approval. In addition, this block is in close proximity to Baden Powell College, Thomas Carr College, St Francis of Assisi Catholic Primary School, Westbourne Grammar, Al-Taqwa Al-T Islamic
College, public transport, Wyndham Village Shopping Centre, Tarneit Library, Tarneit Train Station and upcoming Tarneit Central Shopping Centre. This family home has 4 bedrooms and a fully upgraded open-plan kitchen. A large 55 sqm covered pergola with ceiling fan, separate split system cooling/heating and fire place plus the well maintained garden at the back permits the desired outdoor living.
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Saturday 27th May at 2.00pm View Saturday and Sunday 11.45am - 12.15pm Anil Malik 0401 336 236 anil.malik@raywhite.com Ray Lin 0488 049 926 ray.lin@raywhite.com raywhite.com | 9748 8000
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TRUGANINA 10 WILMA COURT
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Visually stunning and modern in design, this exceptional home provides everything that a high-end buyer would be looking for. Sophisticated designer living with spacious interiors, quality fittings high-endand buyer impeccable would bepresentation looking for. Sophisticated create a luxurious designer family living living with environment spacious interiors, and a home of distinction in a prestigious street. quality • Master fittings Suiteand withimpeccable a large oversized presentation doublecreate ensuite, a luxurious walking robe family and living access environment to a outdoor and alfresco. a • Room home of fordistinction the whole in family a prestigious with spacious street. three bedrooms all with Built in robes. • Chefs -Master Kitchen Suite with fittedawith largequality, oversized state-of-the-art double ensuite, stainless walking steel robe appliances, and access 40mm to a Caesar outdoorstone benchtops with under-bench lighting and large pantry. alfresco. • -Room for the whole family with spacious three bedrooms all with Built in robes. • -Chefs Kitchen fitted with quality, state-of-the-art stainless steel appliances, 40mm Caesar stone benchtops with under-bench lighting and large pantry. METHOD
For AUCTION
PRICE
$680,000
INSPECT
13/05/2017 12.00 - 12.30 PM PHOTO ID REQUIRED
CONTACT
Ezaz Ahamad 0435 139 323
HOPPERS CROSSING 17 BRONSON CIRCUIT
HOPPERS CROSSING 11 STRATHMORE CRESCENT
TARNEIT 14 COTTESLOE BOULEVARD
TARNEIT 19 HARMONY DRIVE
Perfect Investors Home!
Ideal Home, Ideal Location
Family Home or Investor Haven!
Resort Style Living
• Master Ensuite & WIR
• 691sqm Land
• 512sqm Land
• Master with Ensuite and WIR
• Open plan kitchen
• Elegant open plan living
• Three Living Areas
• Formal Lounge & Living
• Stainless Steel Appliances
• Well maintained yard
• Over sized master bedroom
• Designer kitchen
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For SALE PRICE
$440,000 - $460,000
TARNEIT 8 COLUMBIA STREET
4D
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For AUCTION - 27/05, 11.30AM
For SALE
PRICE
PRICE
Contact Pratik Shah
WERRIBEE 1/1 SAMUEL COURT
2E
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PRICE
Contact Vik Monga
WYNDHAM VALE 10 SEDGWICK ROAD
$490,000 - $520,000
WYNDHAM VALE 1 PARINGA PASS
708sqm Land, Manhattan Estate
Amazing Opportunity!
Love at first sight.
Bring the Family Home, Right Here
• Three Living Areas
• Central Bathroom, Separate Toilet
• Master ensuite bedroom with WIR
• Master Ensuite Bedroom
• Open plan kitchen, stone benchtops
• Open plan kitchen and dining
• Separate study and theatre room
• Formal Lounge Room
• Huge Pregola
• Separate living area
• Open plan kitchen and living
• Beautiful Hostess Kitchen
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TARNEIT 625 Derrimut Road Tarneit VIC 3029 T 03 8744 1370 reception@reliancere.com.au
3 1 2 10 Wallara Road Werribee
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Wyndham City Council (â&#x20AC;&#x153;Councilâ&#x20AC;?) gives notice under section 189 of the Local Government Act 1989 (â&#x20AC;&#x153;Actâ&#x20AC;?) that it proposes to sell the land as highlighted on the plan below which is described as Lot 404 in Part 21 Dowling Avenue, Hoppers Crossing Vic 3029 being a land area of 696m2 (â&#x20AC;&#x153;proposalâ&#x20AC;?).
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Submissions should be addressed to the Chief Executive Officer, Wyndham City Council, PO Box 197, Werribee, Vic, 3030.
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Goals: Box Hill: Hanrahan 2 Lewis 2 Moore 2 Schoenmakers 2 Vickery 2 Lane Morrison Brolic Stewart Hams Willsmore Switkowski Sicily. Richmond: Bathie 3 Lloyd 3 Moore Ballard Miles Bolton Stengle Menadue Chol. Best: Box Hill: Moore Hams Kennedy Hanrahan Heatherley Cousins. Richmond: Ballard Coffield Hunt Menadue Townsend T Bolton. At Box Hill City Oval.
Q FOOTBALL AFL - RD 8 WEST COAST W BULLDOGS
4.2 1.4
8.6 5.7
9.10 6.11
9.15 (69) 8.13 (61)
Goals: West Coast: J Kennedy 3 D Sheed 2 J Darling 2 A Gaff L Duggan. Western Bulldogs: J Redpath 3 L Webb 2 E Wood M Adams T McLean. Best: West Coast: S Mitchell D Sheed A Gaff E Yeo S Hurn J Kennedy. Western Bulldogs: J Macrae C Daniel M Bontempelli J Redpath T McLean. Injuries: West Coast: J McGovern (ankle). Western Bulldogs: Nil. Reports: Nil. Umpires: Matt Stevic, Jeff Dalgleish, Robert Findlay. Official Crowd: 38,934 at Domain Stadium. P W L D F A % Pts Adelaide 8 6 2 0 958 753 127.2 24 GWS 8 6 2 0 839 696 120.6 24 West Coast 8 6 2 0 752 666 112.9 24 Port Adelaide 8 5 3 0 903 599 150.8 20 Geelong 8 5 3 0 883 758 116.5 20 St Kilda 8 5 3 0 774 699 110.7 20 Richmond 8 5 3 0 723 668 108.2 20 W Bulldogs 8 5 3 0 708 657 107.8 20 Fremantle 8 5 3 0 641 751 85.4 20 Melbourne 8 4 4 0 792 708 111.9 16 Essendon 8 4 4 0 720 788 91.4 16 Gold Coast 8 3 5 0 743 862 86.2 12 Carlton 8 3 5 0 581 724 80.2 12 Hawthorn 8 3 5 0 668 873 76.5 12 Sydney 8 2 6 0 709 752 94.3 8 N Melbourne 8 2 6 0 749 813 92.1 8 Collingwood 8 2 6 0 645 706 91.4 8 Brisbane 8 1 7 0 638 953 67.0 4
NORTHERN CASEY
SANDRINGHAM COBURG
1.3 3.3
2.2 3.1
6.6 11.12 17.14 (116) 4.3 6.4 8.7 (55)
6.3 7.5
10.5 10.8
PORT MELB 4.3 WILLIAMSTOWN 2.3
9.5 15.10 (100) 12.3 14.5 (89)
BOX HILL WERRIBEE
4.5 3.0
COBURG SANDRINGHAM
2.2 4.3
NORTHERN CASEY
Goals: Williamstown: Siposs 4 Masters 4 Norton 2 Buykx-Smith 2 Newman Marcon Greiser Schultz Dunell. North Ballarat: Walters 2 Cooke-Harrison Wheelahan. Best: Williamstown: Bewley Masters Siposs Gibbons Norton Newman. North Ballarat: Austin Cassidy Cooke-Harrison Johnston Payne Herbert. At Eurkea Stadium.
1.5 3.1
4.2 1.1
6.3 1.1
DIAMOND CRK CRANBOURNE
5.4 2.0
8.5 2.2
13.8 14.14 (98) 3.3 3.3 (21)
VU WESTERN BOX HILL
6.4 (40) 5.5 (35)
4.4 1.0
7.4 2.0
10.5 2.1
13.8 (86) 3.1 (19)
11.6 5.8
17.9 (111) 6.13 (49)
DIV 1 Preston Bullants 15.11 d Brunswick Nobspc 11.2; Ormond 15.17 d Oakleigh 13.5; St Johns 14.10 d Ivanhoe AFC 12.4; St Mary’s Salesian 18.14 d Whitefriars OC 5.9; PEGS Football Club 14.24 d Therry Penola OB 7.6
TTAC CUP - RD 7
DIV 3
5.2 10.4 3.2 7.6
16.6 18.9 (117) 11.8 12.13 (85)
MURRA MURRAY SANDRINGHAM
4.3 4.3
8.7 10.10 13.11 (89) 4.4 5.8 9.12 (66)
GEELONG NORTHERN
2.5 2.1
9.7 10.11 16.16 (112) 3.1 6.4 7.5 (47)
GW VICTORIA WESTERN
6.1 2.1
6.1 2.1
12.9 14.13 (97) 7.2 11.2 (68)
4.2 0.2
9.5 2.5
13.6 3.9
20.9 (129) 5.10 (40)
2.2 2.0
6.2 5.3
7.3 8.7
11.5 (71) 9.9 (63)
Goals: Greater Western Victoria: Wilson 2 Antonio 2 Johnston 2 Domic Wareham Hill Meek Gove. Western: estern: Butters 3 Y Young 2 Khamis 2 Graham 2. Best: Greater Western estern Victoria: Domic Reed W Wellings Meek Taurau T Henson. Western: Stuhldreier Thar Mould Khamis Rice Hitch. At Eureka Stadium.
VAFA PREMIER De La Salle 9.23 d Beaumaris 7.12; Old Melburn. 12.8 d Uni Blues 11.8; Collegians 15.4 d Old Trinity 9.7; St Kevins 15.16 d Old Xaverians 15.5; Uni Blacks 15.16 d St Bedes/Ment. 10.13.
11.7 (73) 4.2 (26)
4.5 10.5 1.4 2.4
Goals: Williamstown Cyms: B Deller 4 M Parkinson 4 J Gray 2 B Gray 2 B Connolly 2 J Slee W Ostrowsky D Calman-Orr. Hampton Rovers: S Clements 2 C Hetherington 2 B Traeger-Haig C Carnovale. Other results: Caulfield Gr. 18.20 d Kew Afc 11.4; Old Hailey 21.15 d Old Camberwell 2.6; Marcellin OC 17.7 d Old Geelong 12.13; Old Ivanhoe 12.16 d Old Menton. 7.11.
DIV 2 Glen Eira 12.10 d Bulleen Templestowe T 8.17; Emmaus St Leos 14.13 d Eltham Collegians 14.12; West Brunswick 13.19 d Hawthorn 5.1; Yarra Old Gramm 14.12 d Old Paradians 10.5; Prahran Assumption 9.14 d MHSOB 7.5
Goals: Oakleigh: Scala 4 Wooller 4 Higgins 4 Stanford 3 Bugeja 2 Harte Searle O’Sullivan. Dandenong: Williams 4 Piper. At Shepley Oval.
6.8 10.11 (71) 7.9 7.0 (42)
PREMIER C
Goals: VU Western Spurs: Mifsud 5 Jolly 2 Kemp 2 Roden 2 Newman Quigley. Box Hill: Mackie Taylor T Flanagan. Best: VU Western Spurs: Mifsud Gamble Gogos Francke White Jolly. Box Hill: Kuys Goode Van Dyk Mackie Papadopoulos Dillon. At Box Hill City Oval.
OAKLEIGH DANDENONG
6.12 7.14 (56) 9.7 12.13 (85)
8.5 2.2
6.4 2.4
Goals: Eastern Ranges: North 3 Hirst 3 Duncan 2 L Lynch Brown Jaworski Rouget Urquhart Kalcovski. Bendigo: Henderson 3 Harvey 2 Wallace Turner Campbell Betson Moi Moi Fitzgerald. At Box Hill City Oval.
VFL WOMEN’S - RD 2 GEELONG SEAFORD
4.0 2.3
EASTERN BENDIGO
Goals: Northern Blues: Corboy 3 Walson Collins Milham Payne Casley Strachan Peet. Casey Demons: Foote 2 Gardiner Cotte Nyuon Di Pasquale MacHaya. At Preston City Oval.
4.2 6.4 12.6 18.8 (116) 4.4 8.10 10.14 13.16 (94)
1.0 1.2
Goals: Geelong: Garner 4 Miers 3 Hollenkamp 2 Floyd 2 Parish Handley Reid Walters Chafer. Northern: Della Rocca 3 Loton Farchione Grace Binion. Best: Geelong: Cockerill Noble Garner Floyd Parish Stephens. Northern: Petruccelle Binion Farchione Ciranna Della Rocca Wilson. At Simonds Stadium.
8.6 12.10 17.15 (117) 6.3 7.7 9.9 (63)
3.6 3.6
6.8 (44) 4.8 (32)
Goals: Murray: Bice 3 Johnston 3 Garoni Boyd Paton Bruce Lane Barzen Butts. Sandringham: Brayshaw 2 Trusler 2 Forbes Persson Rendell Mclean Sakeson. At Norm Minns Oval.
Goals: Coburg: Lowson 3 McRorie Betson Wunhym Free. Sandringham: Dobosz 3 Smith 3 Fisscher 2 Cathcart 2 Matera Wallace. At Piranha Park.
WILLIAMSTOWN 8.2 11.8 14.11 17.21 (123) N BALLARA BALLARAT 1.1 1.3 1.3 4.8 (32)
4.5 4.8
Goals: Calder: Podhajski 6 Velissaris 2 Moustafa 2 Hanna 2 Firebrace Riccardi Borg Balta Bygate Bytel. Gippsland: Quigley 3 Stephenson 2 Henness Motton Masterson Drew Reid Porter Mosquito. At Morwell Football Ground.
4.3 17.14 24.14 (158) 2.3 3.7 6.10 (46)
4.9 5.5
2.1 3.5
MELB UNI ST KILDA
CALDER GIPPSLAND
Goals: Box Hill Hawks: Murphy 3 Jones 2 CoddMiller 2 Williams 2 Kilpatrick Dimasi Evans Traynor Horner Castledine Gibson Maloney. Werribee: Brett 2 Menadue 2 Iles Amarantidis Liberatore Cotter Jacobs. Best: Box Hill: Jones Fisher Dimasi Murphy Horner Monkhorst. Werribee: Maishman Jacobs King Brew Dawam McFarlane. At Box Hill City Oval.
0.2 7.4 13.6 17.10 (112) 7.1 10.4 11.10 15.11 (101)
W’TOWN CYMS HAMPTON
1.0 2.2
Goals: Diamond Creek: Molloy 6 Abbatangelo 2 Graham 2 Bernardi 2 Lamb Barden. Cranbourne: Stahl 2 Pearce. At Plenty War Memorial Park.
Goals: Port Melbourne: Hogan 5 Arnot 3 Iaccarino 3 O’Brien 2 Lange 2 Conway 2 Osborne 2 Goss Wilson De Soysa Urban Valenti. Williamstown: Minogue 2 Romensky Goetz Ebinger Condon. Best: Port Melbourne: Arnot Hogan Conway Lange Clarke Tynan. T Williamstown: Monk Carter Minogue Davies Richards Kempster. At North Port Oval.
17.9 (111) 12.9 (81)
Goals: Werribee: Robinson 2 Zurhaar 2 Jones 2 Ellard 2 Munro 2 Larkey 2 Williams 2 Gribble Hanson Sodomaco. Collingwood: Cox 4 Kirby 3 Kelly 2 Crocker 2 L Lynch Brown Mackie Thomas. Best: Werribee: Barrack Swallow Hanson Munro Hibberd Buykx. Collingwood: Brown Scharenberg Thomas Hore Cox Ramsay. At Norm Minns Oval.
BOX HILL RICHMOND
7.2 8.3
DAREBIN EASTERN
Goals: Melbourne Uni: Ashmore 2 Spark 2 Berry Tapner. St Kilda: Hore 2 Harris Paterno Garner. At Peanut Farm Reserve.
AFL VIC DEVELOPMENT LEAGUE - RD 5
Goals: Port Melbourne: Conway 4 Haretuku 3 Lisle 3 Pearson 2 Anastasio Templeton T Wooffindin Murdoch Nahas. Footscray: Panayi 2 Honeychurch 2 Shea 2 Roughead Gowers Jamieson Campbell Hayes Mullenger-Mchugh. Best: Port Melbourne: Murdoch Haretuku Templeton Dwyer Mascitti Conway. Footscray: TashevskiT Beckwith Russell Honeychurch Gowers Wallis Jamieson. At North Port Oval.
WERRIBEE COLLINGWOOD
7.9 12.12 14.14 (98) 1.6 2.7 6.7 (43)
Goals: Sandringham: McCartin 4 Marshall 3 Long 3 McKenzie Cook Phillips Holmes Scagliarini. Coburg: Blythe 3 Kerbatieh 3 Holdsworth 2 Aujla Allan McEvoy Hunt Goodwin Schraven. Best: Sandringham: McKenzie O’Kearney Rice Marshall Weickhardt McCartin. Coburg: Blythe Mellington Iacobaccio Exon Cleary Byrne. At Piranha Park. P W L D F A % Pts Port Melbourne 5 5 0 0 481 313 153.67 20 Box Hill 5 5 0 0 524 364 143.96 20 Northern 5 4 1 0 457 335 136.42 16 Sandringham 5 4 1 0 430 403 106.70 16 Williamstown 5 3 2 0 485 332 146.08 12 Footscray 5 3 2 0 572 422 135.55 12 Werribee 5 3 2 0 437 466 93.78 12 Richmond 5 2 3 0 578 424 136.32 8 Essendon 5 2 3 0 441 357 123.53 8 Geelong 5 2 3 0 344 438 78.54 8 Casey Demons 5 1 4 0 360 441 81.63 4 Collingwood 5 1 4 0 342 464 73.71 4 Coburg 5 0 5 0 341 570 59.82 0 North Ballarat 5 0 5 0 247 710 34.79 0
Goals: Essendon: Boyse 3 Marklew 3 Bellchambers 3 Begley 2 Langford 2 Holmes Howlett Merrett Bird. Geelong: T Tsitas 3 Black 2 Cunico Reid Buzza. Best: Essendon: Bird Draper Gleeson Stanton Hocking Bellchambers. Geelong: Tsitas T Gow Atkins Gardner Mitchell Cunico. At Windy Hill.
PORT MELB FOOTSCRA FOOTSCRAY
2.2 3.3
PREMIER B Fitzroy FC 13.11 d Ajax 10.11; Old Scotch 12.18 d Mazenod 7.3; Old Brighton 22.13 d Parkdale Vultures 10.4; Old Carey 13.14 d Peninsula 8.6; Monash Blues 13.11 d St Bernards 11.13.
Goals: Darebin: Brennan 3 Pearce Colvin Dal pos. Eastern: King 2 Foster Privitelli. At Bill Lawry Oval.
Goals: Northern: Jaksch 5 Sumner 3 Polson 2 Armfield Wilson Cuningham LeBois. Casey: Fritsch 3 Kennedy-Harris Dwyer Neal-Bullen. Best: Northern: Boekhorst Wilson Jones Lamb Armfield Sumner. Casey: Harmes Neal-Bullen Fritsch Moncrieff Munro Dwyer. At Preston City Oval.
VFL - RD 5 ESSENDON GEELONG
3.4 0.1
Goals: Geelong: Burchell 2 Trevean Boyd Janssen T Teague Allen Blakeway Mithen Habib Darby. Seaford: Arthur 2 Cox Rutter. Best: Geelong: Blakeway Burchell Teague T Mithen Woollett Trevean. Seaford: Rogan Cox Eberle Goodwin Karlson Macdonald. At Shell Road Reserve.
POINT COOK 3.1 SWINBURNE UNI 1.5
5.9 2.8
7.9 5.12
9.16 (70) 6.15 (51)
WESTBOURNE GR. 3.3 CANTERBURY FC 4.3
4.7 6.6
7.15 12.17 (89) 9.7 11.7 (73)
Goals: Point Cook: A Auciello 3 T Furr 3 J Steen 2 N Cowie. Swinburne University Afc: W Wood 2 K Finn D Thwaites B Higgins J Manning. Goals: Westbourne Grammarians: N Schiano 3 B Johnson 2 J Cooke 2 B Miller 2 T Halliday A Eqbal A Imber. Canterbury Football Club: T Lowden 4 R Walmsley 3 A Hummerston M Szabo A Wheeler N Szabo. Other results: Richmond Central 21.14 d Albert Park AFC 8.11; Power House AFC 15.13 d La T Trobe University 9.10; South Melbourne Dist 5.9 DIV 4 Mt Lilydale OC 13.6 d Manningham Cobras 10.19; Eley Park Sharks 15.10 d Masala Football Club 13.16; North Brunswick AFC 24.9 d Parkside FC 2.7; Aquinas 27.20 d St Francis Xavier 0.7
INTERLEAGUE SENIORS
NORTHERN WESTERN REG.
1.3 10.7 16.11 24.17 (161) 0.5 2.6 4.6 5.6 (36)
Goals: Northern: James Kroussoratis 5 Close 5 Grabowski 3 Byrne 2 Simpson 2 Hobbs 2 Justin White McKeown Muller Woods Symes. Western Region: Reece Miles 2 Staley 2 Christodoulou.
GEELONG & DIST. 5.0 NORTH CENT. 3.4
9.0 6.7
14.1 8.9
15.1 (91) 13.9 (87)
Goals: Geelong & District: Kieran Fulton 3 Jayden Ettridge 3 Michael Grozdanovski 2 Logue 2 Brown 2 Holwell.Jack Brauman Dalton Grundell. North Central: Darcy Harrison 3 Allan 3 Foott 2 Riordan McInnes Brasser Brody Haddow Howgate U-19
WESTERN REG. NORTHERN
0.3 1.8 2.4 2.10
3.13 3.13
6.15 (51) 5.18 (48)
Q SOCCER FFV
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Q SCHOOL SPORTS APS CROSS COUNTRY: Race 4: St Kevins 21 Geelong Gram 81. FOOTBALL: Brighton 18.12 d Geelong Gram 14.12, Carey 16.12 d Geelong Coll 5.4. SOCCER: Carey 2 d Geelong Gram 1.
AGSV/APS GIRLS BASKETBALL: ACK 56 d Geelong Coll 38, Carey 59 d PEGS 21. HOCKEY: Caulfield 4 d Geelong Gram 3. NETBALL: Geelong Coll 41 d ACK 32, PEGS 59 d Carey 37, Geelong Gramm 52 d Mentone 34. SOCCER: Geelong Gramm 4 d Wesley 2, Caulfield 3 d Geelong Coll 1, Ivanhoe 6 d PEGS 5.
AGSV CROSS COUNTRY: Marcellin 26pts Camberwell 20 Trinity 20 Mentone 18 Peninsula 17 Yarra Valley 14 PEGS 10 Ivanhoe 7. FOOTBALL: PEGS 12.9 d T Trinity 3.11. HOCKEY: PEGS 3 d Marcellin 0. SOCCER: PEGS 2 d Camberwell 0.
Goals: Western Region: Jordan Dimkovski 2 Nicholls Blake Lambley Reynolds. Northern: Kyle Green 3 Steele Pavlovski.
Q RUGBY RUGB LEAGUE
U-18
First Grade: Altona 36 d Waverley Oakleigh 28, Sunbury 28 d Doveton 26. 2nd Div: Waverley Oakleigh 46 d Altona Roosters 36, Sunbury United 58 d Doveton Steelers 14. Women: 1st Grade: Truganina 30 d Altona. Women’s Tag: T Northern Thunder 24 d Waverley Oakleigh 4.
NORTH CENT. 3.4 GEELONG & DIST. 1.0
6.7 10.10 15.12 (102) 4.2 4.5 4.8 (32)
Goals: North Central: Jack Tillig 6 Cashin 3 Holt 2 Egan 2 Darcey Holt Holt. Geelong & District: Daniel Skinner Sloan Carlton Wylie.
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By Lance Ewen McRae By Jenkinson Three in a row and feeling good.
Werribee coach John Lamont That is Tigers the message coming from the Werribee Tigers after ainto stellar was apprehensive leading Sunday’s come-from-behind win Collingwood historic final game of theover season against in Wangaratta at the weekend shot them into Sandringham. the top eight, with a chance to solidify that It was abefore dead the rubber position bye.game for the Tigers with VFL finals out of Pies shot out ofthe theequation, blocks tobut open ByThe Lance Jenkinson a 47-point lead into the itupwas also billed asfive oneminutes of the biggest second quarter, but in John a VFL win of Werribee Tigers Lamont days in the club’scoach history – the lastfull game character the Tigers showed coach John was apprehensive leading into Sunday’s at the Watton Street ground in its current Lamontfinal whatgame they were of.against historic of themade season format it islook transformed intoand a think “Youbefore probably at the score Sandringham. state-of-the-art venue to serve coming that one side is dominating, but it wasn’t It was a dead rubber game for the Tigers generations. like that all,”out Lamont with VFL at finals of thesaid. equation, but “Wealso hadbilled enough the but that made it was as of one offooty, the–biggest Throughout a tough season one critical errors forward. days inwith the club’s history – the last we game began thegoing expectation ofOnce finals before corrected that, we were ableintoits get back at the Watton ground petering out toitStreet an 11th-place finishcurrent as into it. before format is transformed into a injuries andup form slumps wreaked havoc “To give the firstto eight goals of the – state-of-the-art venue serve coming Lamont maintained thewith players hadwas for the game and come away the win very generations. pleasing.” Throughout a tough – one most part played with season spirit and thatthat morale Werribee gaveexpectation a good impression being began withhigh. the of finals of before remained stuck onout thetoHume Highway during the first petering an 11th-place finish as Even Lamont was wincing when he – quarter, as Collingwood all havoc seven injuries and form slumpskicked wreaked checked the AFL results from Saturday, goals formaintained the term and Tigers managed Lamont thethe players had for the seeing Melbourne and spirit Richmond, both just two behinds. most part played with and that morale Collingwood another goal remained sides withhigh. littleadded but pride to play for,early on the inEven the to get when out tohe a 49-2 Lamontquarter was wincing end of second 100-plus point losses. advantage the Tigers their checked thebefore AFL results frombegan Saturday, Lamont wondered what the mindset of comeback. seeing Melbourne and Richmond, both hisCameron players would bepride when arrived atwith Zurhaar got the ball rolling sides with little but tohe play for, on the Avalon Airport Oval on Sunday morning, a calm set shot from 40 metres out. end of 100-plus point losses. From there, the Tigers clawed their way Lamont wondered what the mindset of knowing they were four quarters away from back into game through midfield his players be when hesmart arrived at the end ofthe awould long, tough campaign. play from Andrew and morning, Jordan Avalon Airport OvalSwallow on Sunday To Lamont’s delight, his players were up Jones. they were four quarters away from knowing for the challenge, claiming a 20-point winfor The Tigers kicked seven goals to the end of a long, tough campaign. three over finals-bound Sandringham. the to bridge the Toquarter Lamont’s delight, hisgap. players were up With the Pies’ for“The the challenge, claiming 20-point morale ofresistance the groupawaning, has beenthewin Tigers took lead for have the first over finals-bound Sandringham. terrific, eventhe though we hadtime a lot20 of minutes into the “The morale of third. the group has been injuries and lost a lot of games of footy,” he Werribee benefitting terrific, evenwas though we havefrom had strong a lot ofrun said. out of defence Barrack as thehe injuries and lostfrom a lotRyley of games of footy,” “The blokes wereofreally keen Matt to finish the midfield collective Swallow, Hanson said. and Tom Gribble began dominate. “The blokes were reallytokeen finish the year strongly and sending off thetopavilion unanswered goals either side of of year strongly off wasSixone littleand partsending of it but thethe bigpavilion part three-quarter timeof setit up athe match-winning was one little part but big part it was finishing the year off on a positiveof itlead. was finishing the year off on a positive note.” note.”
Collingwood kicked the final two majors produced what had yearned ofWerribee the match, but it was tooit little too late as the third win on for mostTigers of thecelebrated season – atheir consistent the trot withperformance. a 17.10 (112)-15.11 (101) four-quarter scoreline. The Tigers answered numerous challenges Lamont lauded the evenness of his side’s from the Zebras, leading atafter every change performance, particularly quarter-time. and“We claiming a seventh win for the couldn’t just leave it to half season. a dozen blokes to turn Josh that around,” hemidfielder said. Key forward Porter and “We had produced a lotsaved of guys who, when they what it had yearned JoeWerribee Maishman their best until last. needed to, stood up under some pressure for most of the season – a consistent “They probably had their best games of … it was a really even contribution, as you four-quarter performance. the year,” Lamont said.numerous “They were real would expect, to overhaul an eight-goal The Tigers answered challenges stand-outs for us, those two boys.” deficit.” from the Zebras, leading at every change Porter was focal point forget Werribee’s Lamont said the chance away as a and claiming athe seventh win to for the season. team for his side the Key had forward Joshtwo Porter and midfielder attack. Hebenefits kicked goals andbeyond was the win.Maishman Joe saved their and bestgoal. until last. conduit between midfield “We’veprobably got a number of players who of “They had their best games Maishman’s explosiveness through the reside originally from that partwere of the world, the year,” Lamont said. “They real middle the ground hadtwo theboys.” eyes the so theyof were to reconnect withoffamily stand-outs forable us, those forwards lighting up. which is was good forfocal them,” he for said. Porter the point Werribee’s “AndHe thekicked boys were able found to stay upthe there attack. two goals and was Ryan Clarke consistently the ball on Saturday night and spend a bit of time conduit between midfield and goal. and played his way into the minds of the together after aexplosiveness win – a real positive for the Maishman’s North Melbourne selectors forthrough the AFLthe group.” middle of the ground had the eyes of the finals. Nahas The Robin win lifted Werribee to seventharound on the forwards lighting up.was dangerous goal with three majors, while young key ladder, with winless North found Ballarat to come Ryan Clarke consistently the ball this played weekend ahead of the and way into the competition minds of thebye. forward Benhis McKay jagged two. said was important Tigers North Melbourne selectors for but thethe AFL ItLamont ended on aitpositive note, the 2016 kept their momentum finals. Robin Nahas wasrolling dangerous around season will be remembered as one that was “We were looking down theyoung barrelkey a bit at goal with three majors, while unfulfilled for Werribee. 0-2 to start season, so two. to string three forward Ben the McKay jagged “The whole year has slipped by we together is on a good comeback,” he and said. It ended a positive note, but the 2016 “Getting wins the bank is one important season will be remembered as that was haven’t gotten toinwhere we wanted to go,” after thesaid. start we had, so we’re in a really unfulfilled for Werribee. Lamont positive place year now.has slipped by and we “The whole Meanwhile, there is nowerest for Lamont “We’ve got atolotwhere of respect for North haven’t gotten wanted to go,” and the support staff, with planning already Ballarat, but they’re in a tough spot by the Lamont said. under next against season. The will look ofway thefor scores them. Meanwhile, there is no rest forTigers Lamont “Hopefully, we can maintain our little and the support with in planning already play all games onstaff, the road 2017, with the winning streak before the under way fortonext season. The Tigers will club looking secure ninebye.” “home” venues play all games on the road in 2017, with the away from Watton Street. club looking to secure nine “home” venues They are Watton in talksStreet. to stage games at away from Hoppers Crossing, perhaps They are in talks Torquay to stage and games at Hoppers Crossing, Torquay at and perhaps even an AFL curtain-raiser Etihad even an AFL Etihad Stadium, pluscurtain-raiser Arden Streetatwill be a Werribee’splus Ryley Barrack was instrumental out Stadium, Arden Street will be ato North logical venue given the Tigers’ ties Werribee Tigers forward Josh Porter – one of the day’s stars – celebrates a goal in front of the old of defence against Smits) logical venue givenCollingwood. the Tigers’(Shawn ties to North Werribee Tigers forward Josh Porter – one of the day’s stars – celebrates a goal in front of the old Melbourne. grandstand at at Chirnside Chirnside Park. Park. (Luke (Luke Hemer) Hemer) Melbourne. grandstand
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SPORT Consistency the key for Falcons City West Falcons have held Boroondara Express at bay to record their second win of the Victorian Netball League championship division. The Falcons started slowly before hitting the front towards the end of the first quarter. Once in front, they stayed there, winning 53-48. For Falcons coach Marg Lind, the Monday night win was pleasing. Both sides had a shorter break than usual and with other netball commitments, many of the Falcons had played three games in six days. “It was a really good win,” Lind said. “It was a big increase in workload. “They had a pretty good line-up, with Emma Ryde and Samantha Gooden from Melbourne Vixens and Collingwood in goals.
“We were in control for a lot of the game and got it out to 10 goals in the third quarter.” “They re-jigged their line-up going into the last. We threw a few balls away late so it should have been a six- to seven-goal lead.” Kath Knott finished with 42 goals from 47 attempts, while Stephanie Puopolo shot 11. The win is the Falcons’ second of the season. After a disrupted first game, they have had the same combinations for the past two games. “We’re not quite there,” Lind said. “We’ll get better connections and get better working together. Steph and Kath haven’t played together for five or six years and their games have changed in that time. We’re trying to get them in sync. “Steph hasn’t played with Maggie [Lind] and only played with Molly [Jovic] at Victorian
Fury. They are starting to come together.” With the Falcons sitting at 2-1, Lind said they were happy with the start of the season. “I thought we had a tough draw first up,” she said. “MU [Melbourne University] was always a danger game and Blaze [DC North East Blaze] and Boroondara are always difficult. I’m happy with two wins – it settles us down.” In division 1, a 20-goal last quarter got the Falcons over the line against Boroondara. The Falcons led by one goal at three-quarter time before shooting 20 goals to 12 in the final quarter to win 59-50. Tharjini Sivalingan shot 28 goals for the Falcons, including 18 from 20 attempts in the final quarter. Tara Murray
IN THE DOGHOUSE ■ Scott
Korczynski is the latest member of the sacked coaches’ club after being terminated by Caroline Springs Football Club. A few months ago he was the toast of the Lakers as the coach of their WRFL premiership-winning division 2 side. Five games later, he is on the scrapheap. We all know that is the cruel reality of football. What was wrong here was the way it was handled. You can argue about the timing, which I personally think was poor. What does not sit right with me is sacking someone over the phone. I wonder how the club would have felt if Scott had called them and said: “Sorry, got a better offer. I quit. Good luck for the rest of the season.” The situation deserved a face-to-face resolution. A player walkout was mentioned as a likely scenario if the coach was not sacked. That may have been the case – and if so, it must mean big changes at the club. It may as well not have a committee because the club has made it clear to everyone – including prospective coaches – that the players run the place. Last time I looked at the ladder, those players were responsible for zero wins and five losses. In all honesty, I doubt the majority of players were on the verge of walking out. I am not for one moment saying there were not problems that needed to be addressed. Clearly there were. One of the things that footy in the west has always prided itself on is respect. It was sadly lacking here. The aftermath will have long-term effects on the Lakers.
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Kick-starting US career By Ewen McRae Caitlin Greiser is steadily climbing the ladder to soccer stardom. The 18-year-old from Caroline Springs is coming off a mammoth 12 months that has included winning club awards, training with W-League club Melbourne City, and travelling to the US to play in front of college scouts. The result is Greiser will be packing her bags for Miami in January to embark on a full athletic scholarship to Barry University, while still setting her sights on W-League contracts and national representation ambitions. It’s a long way from playing futsal at her local centre. “They told me to go try outdoor instead of indoor, they must have thought I had some sort of skill,” Greiser said. After starting at Green Gully Soccer Club, she moved to George Cross for two seasons before making the move to current club South 94 WYNDHAM STAR WEEKLY \ MAY 17, 2017
Melbourne. Each new club was seen as a stepping stone to push her talent. “I wanted to open up my opportunities to go play a higher level, so each club stood out for that at the time,” she said. “When I first came to South Melbourne I was in the under 16s, and the coach asked me to train with the reserves and seniors. That year I played more senior games than reserves so they gave me plenty of opportunities.” The striker has already made her mark at the club, scoring eight goals in a game last season to set a club record. It also put her on the radar for a trip to the US earlier this year, which set her career on a new path. “My coach, Socrates [Nicolaidis], took 18 or 19 girls over and we played two tournaments,” Greiser said. “We won every game in the first tournament but lost every one in the second one, but the improvement was enormous. Then I got
contacted by eight different colleges and two offered me scholarships. “So I’ll be there [Miami] for four years, and coming back in the breaks to hopefully play here. I want to play in the W-League one day, so this will help with that, hopefully.” Greiser trained with Melbourne City at times last year, getting the chance to meet stars such as Tim Cahill. The long-term dream is to make it as a striker for the Matildas. Greiser is the May nominee of the Don Deeble Rising Star award. The award, hosted by the Sunshine Western Region Sports Club and Star Weekly Weekly, recognises young athletes from the western suburbs who have achieved outstanding results at state and/ or national levels. Greiser will receive $1000, donated by the Yarraville Club Cricket Club, and other prizes, to help her in achieving her sports goals.
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WRFL interleague sides had a mixed bag of results at the weekend, with the under-19s recording a gutsy three-point victory over the Northern Football League and the seniors on the receiving end of a 125-point thrashing. That margin is embarrassing for the competition. I wonder where interleague sits in the minds of the modern player. Is it something that is best left for under-age football? Other leagues seem to embrace the concept vigorously at senior level. I spent last Saturday in Wangaratta, where I found it is very important in local footy there. But I fear suburban footy is these days less based on geography than it has ever been, leading to a decrease in parochial passion. Maybe in five or six years, when the WRFL points system balances out the dollars, we will see more local passion for the interleague jumper.
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Jets’ lack of targets exacts a losing toll A lack of dominant forward targets inevitably cost Western Jets a shot at victory as they went down to Greater Western Victoria by eight points at the weekend. While the Jets had 15 more forward 50 entries across the match, they lacked targets to make the most of that domination, fading late in the game to lose 11.5 (71)-9.9 (63). Jets coach Torin Baker said that while there was plenty to be proud of in the game, the result was disappointing. “In terms of the way we wanted to play the game, it was a good performance,” he said. “Our clearance winning ability was good and the amount of ball we got forward of centre was where we wanted it. But we had some real issues with our forward entries and then having enough forwards that could do the job on the day … in the end we just couldn’t do the job.” The game was an arm wrestle from the opening bounce, with Zak Butters’ early major
cancelled out by the Rebels as the teams traded blows in the opener. Neither side was able to stretch out beyond a 17-point lead all day. The Rebels led midway through the second quarter, but the Jets hauled that in by the long break and established their own nine-point buffer by the final change. Jets captain Nick Stuhldreier (34 disposals, 11 tackles) continued his strong start to the season with plenty of midfield presence across the game, while Connor Thar (28 disposals) was solid across half-forward and Josh Mould held down the defence with aplomb. Unfortunately, the Rebels made better use of their final quarter chances, kicking 4.2 to the Jets’ 1.2 to take the win. But Baker said his young side was on the right path. “We’re playing a reasonable amount of bottom-aged players at the moment,” he said.
“With that in mind, the season is probably tracking where it should be. “It’s just we’ve lost two games now where we had opportunities to win – maybe we should have pinched a couple more wins. “We know we’re not a top three team – and we’ve lost three games to the top three – but I’m really pleased with the way the players are approaching every game. “We feel we’ve been competitive for long times in every game. The effort is there, just not the results yet.” Ewen McRae
Western Jet Connor Thar had a strong game against the Rebels. (Damjan Janevski)
WRFL cops a thumping By Ewen McRae The Western Region Football League has been comprehensively humbled by the Northern Football League. Saturday’s interleague encounter was beset by poor kicking for goal by both sides early, but once the NFL players started kicking straight the gulf in class soon became apparent. The 24.17 (161)-5.6 (36) scoreline at Preston City Oval told the story. WRFL coach Anthony Eames said it was a valuable experience for his young side. “We gave it a good crack early, and even after quarter-time, but they [NFL] were just able to capitalise better on mistakes,” Eames said. “I think our group, especially the young blokes who have come through the junior ranks of the competition, will learn a lot from that game.”
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Werribee City is officially out of its form slump after knocking off second-placed Moreland Zebras in National Premier League 2 on Saturday. After breaking through for their first win in six weeks in the previous round, the Bees showed that result was no flash in the pan by coming from behind to register the important 2-1 win over the Zebras. It was a performance that left coach Sergio Sabbadini satisfied with a winning plan. “We had the win the week before so we kept the same game plan,” he said. “We played well to get the result we wanted. “We set up to beat them on the counter attack and they fell for the trap and left themselves a bit exposed at the back – so that all worked out quite well.” The match started as most pundits expected, the high-flying Zebras grabbing the lead when Amir Osmancevic jumped on a loose ball in the box to beat the keeper and open scoring in the ninth minute. Werribee City replied immediately, with Domenico Marafioti slotting a calm penalty after the Zebras brought down an attacker in the box straight after the re-start. Scores remained locked until the break, and while the Zebras had some good chances to restore their lead it was the Bees who scored next, Marafioti volleying home from close range to give the visitors their first lead of the game after an hour of play. Luke Gavalas was kept busy in the Bees’ goal in the final half hour as the Zebras pushed hard for an equaliser, but the hosts couldn’t find an opening as they fell to their second loss of the season. Sabbadini said it was good to see his players get their season back on track in recent weeks. “I think the guys realised that the season would be over if we didn’t start winning soon,” Sabbadini said. “I think they played with a bit more freedom this week after a win the week before, so hopefully they keep that momentum going. “I think if we play like we did this week and last week, we’re not afraid of anybody – we just need to bring that sort of form with us and we can beat anyone.” Werribee City will return to its home pitch this weekend to host Ballarat City.
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Just one major was kicked in the opening stanza, at the end of which the NFL led by four points. That was as close as the WRFL side would get. The NFL had two more majors on the board inside three minutes of the restart. Hoppers Crossing’s Jordan Staley kicked the first WRFL goal, but the Northern men slammed on seven more goals before half-time. Staley added a second major, his side going into the long break staring down the barrel of defeat at 67-18. The experience of the NFL shone through after the break as the side kicked 14.10 to just three goals for the rest of the match. Reece Miles kicked two goals in the third for the WRFL, while Sunshine’s Ben Christodoulou kicked the last goal of the game. Down back, Braden Ferrari and Liam Cavanagh toiled hard under an avalanche of defensive 50 entries. “They [NFL] are a polished and experienced outfit,” Eames said. “I think we dropped off across the board with our skills. “We still kept having a dip, but let ourselves down with our skill level and they were good enough to capitalise on that after quarter-time. “We over used it a bit by hand and once they got their tails up they were hard to stop.” Despite the loss, Eames said the interleague experience was a positive one for his young charges. “I think those that want to improve got a look at the work that you have got to do to get to that level,” he said. “There’s a lot of strength work required … a couple more big pre-seasons will do our boys the world of good. “I think if our boys are able to do that, and get more experience at this level, then they will be better footballers in the long run.”
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WRFL’S Dylan Callard wraps up Ned McKeown in a strong tackle in Saturday’s interleague thrashing. (Damian Visentini)
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Titans fail to overcome first half fade-out While the Western Region Football League’s top two divisions took a break for the interleague weekend, division 3 delivered a top-of-the-table thriller between Tarneit and Parkside. In a classic game of two halves, Parkside was kept scoreless after half-time yet managed to come away with a 13-point win to take top spot on the ladder as the only unbeaten side after five rounds. The 9.10 (64)-7.9 (51) scoreline only told part of the story, with Tarneit football manager Adam Taylor left with conflicting emotions by the end of it. “We weren’t really in it in the first half and then it was a remarkable effort to get back in to it in the second,” Taylor said. “We went into the game knowing we were up against it with the side they are. We had quite a few guys out, so it was a solid effort considering all that.” It was all going to plan early on for Parkside, with key forward Jason Cloke (three goals)
providing a strong target up forward and the defenders locking down their opponents to keep the home side to one goal in the first term. By the first break the Magpies had stretched out to a 30-9 lead, and they more than doubled that in the second quarter as they threatened to rout the Titans. Going into the long break with a 64-10 advantage had many in the crowd thinking it was game over, but the Titans had other ideas as they turned the game on its head in the third quarter. Not only did they keep the visitors scoreless but they kicked four goals of their own to close the gap to 29 points at the final change. But the poor start eventually caught up with the home side. Despite keeping Parkside scoreless again, the Titans could muster just 2.4 for the term as they suffered their first loss of the season. Taylor said the Titans would spend more
time addressing their deficiencies in the first half rather than focusing on the second-half comeback. “When you only kick one goal to half-time, I think you have to focus on that,” he said. “If we performed better in the first half you get yourself in a position where you may win, so the onus from the coach will be on that. “We hope to get some play-makers back next week to get us back on the winning track against Wyndham Suns, who we have a nice little rivalry with.” Ewen McRae
Tarneit’s Adam Mirikilis hauls in a strong mark in Saturday’s clash with Parkside. (Damjan Janevski)
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Point Cook grabbed its second win of the VAFA division 3 season on Saturday, outlasting Swinburne University on a day of errant goal kicking from both sides. While Point Cook had just four goalkickers across the day, they were able to kick slightly more accurately than their university opponents, winning 9.16 (70)-6.15 (51). Point Cook is eighth ahead of an important clash with La Trobe University this week. Five Western Jets have been shortlisted for places in the Vic Metro squad for this years’ under-18 national championships. Tristan Xerri, Nick Stuhldreier, Cameron Rayner, Buku Khamis and Lachlan Fogarty are part of the 47-strong squad invited to trial for the side. The squad numbers will be reduced in the lead-up to the championships in June and July.
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Werribee has continued its winning start to the Vic League 2 season, grabbing a goal in each half against Melbourne High to keep a firm grip on top spot. Holly Stewart and Sue Jones both hit the scoreboard for the Tigers, while they conceded just their third goal of the season as they took the win 2-1.
Basketball Eric Vuong is a rising badminton star. (Damjan Janevski)
Badminton star rises By Ewen McRae Badminton may not be in the bright lights, as are many other sports in Australia, but for Point Cook’s Eric Vuong it is the only sport that matters. Vuong is about to head to the Gold Coast to compete in the Sudirman Cup, the world mixed team championships of badminton. The tournament will give him the chance to put his name in the frame for a return there in 2018 for a home Commonwealth Games. The 21-year-old will be part of the 14-strong Australian team and among 1500 competitors from around the world at the Sudirman Cup. “I’m feeling pretty good – our preparation has been good and now it’s just getting ourselves ready,” he said. “We don’t play many games when we’re there, so you have to make each one count. We have a good chance to beat each country in our group, but it’s so close that we could lose them all.” 96 WYNDHAM STAR WEEKLY \ MAY 17, 2017
Vuong and his Australian teammates will take on Singapore, Austria and the US in the tournament, which will be the highest level at which he has played. He started playing badminton in primary school before proceeding to Western Suburbs Badminton Association and quickly rising through the Victorian ranks. “I wasn’t the best early, but they must have seen something in me,” Vuong said. “I think a year after I started playing tournaments, I was representing Victoria so it wasn’t until then that I thought I was good. “The early results weren’t the best – I was a bit of a late bloomer – but I slowly improved and the results started to come.” His progress hasn’t been without hard work, with Vuong currently training six days a week, often involving multiple sessions in a day combining on-court play, gym workouts and cardio fitness. Unlike other racquet sport practitioners,
badminton players tend to specialise in either singles or doubles, with Vuong concentrating on his doubles play in recent years. That’s allowed him to play men’s and mixed doubles events. “I think more of my talent was in doubles and mixed rather than singles,” he said. “It’s too hard to play all three events – just too hard to specialise – so for me it was an easy choice.” After the Sudirman Cup, Vuong’s focus will turn to qualifying for the Commonwealth Games team, which would involve him returning to the same Gold Coast arena in 2018. “I definitely want to make that Commonwealth Games team, but to do that I have to perform at this tournament and some other ones after that,” he said. “I think I have a good chance to make the team, but it’s going to be a big 12 months for sure.”
Werribee Devils proved no match for Waverley Falcons when they clashed in State Championship Big V action on Saturday. The Devils had a better shooting percentage than their opponents across the match, but were not able to create enough opportunities as the Falcons bolstered their hold on second place with a 79-71 win. For the Devils, Jeremy Smith (25 points, six assists) and Jordan Hughes (17 points, five three-pointers) were solid all game. The Devils will host last-placed Whittlesea this weekend.
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Hoppers Crossing slipped to its second loss of the State League 2 season on Saturday, going down to Corio in an entertaining contest. Taira Matsumoto hit the scoreboard in each half, but Corio was able to respond each time as it levelled at 1-1 before half-time then over-powered the home side to take the win 3-2. Hoppers Crossing will travel to Sporting Whittlesea this week. FOR MORE SPORT, VISIT Web: starweekly.com.au Wyndham Star Weekly @starweeklysport @star_weekly
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