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Safety fears answeredBy Yasemin Talat

More lanes and new safety barriers will be added to EJ Whitten Bridge as part of the next stage of the M80 Ring Road upgrade.

State Roads and Safety Minister Luke Donnellan joined Sydenham MP Natalie Hutchins and St Albans MP Natalie Suleyman at EJ Whitten Bridge last Tuesday to announce the Ring Road extension from Sunshine Avenue to the east of the bridge.

e upgrade will include works to strengthen and widen the bridge, creating more trac lanes. It will also include new public safety

barriers something the community has long campaigned for with temporary barriers going in during construction.

More than 330 people were hurt and four people died driving on the M80 Ring Road in a ve-year period, Ms Hutchins said.

ats not good enough. Were making this upgrade to make this

road safer.Mr Donnellan said the next stage of the

M80 upgrade would create almost 1000 direct and indirect jobs, and be a boost for the state economy.

He said the state government was getting on

with projects that mean people will spend less time stuck in trac.

e upgrade will ease congestion, cut travel times and make the commute safer and more reliable for the 160,000 drivers using the freeway every day, Mr Donnellan said.

Ms Hutchins said the new bridge barriers were especially important in addressing the communitys safety concerns.

e community has campaigned for the safety barriers on EJ Whitten Bridge, Ms Hutchins said. Weve listened and were building them.

e Sunshine Avenue interchange will also

be upgraded and widened to allow more trac to enter and exit the freeway, and will include new signals on the Greensborough-bound entry ramp to allow trac to merge safely.

e works will also remove the bottleneck at Sunshine Avenue where the lanes now merge from four lanes into two.

Expressions of interest will be sought in August, with the contract for the works expected to be awarded in early 2016.

Works are planned to start in mid-2016.e full M80 Ring Road upgrade is a

$2.25 billion project funded by the federal and state governments.

Churro-eating just got sweeter.Chocolateria San Churro Watergardens

home of the Spanish donut known as churro has teamed up with beyondblue, encouraging the community to share a churro with a friend to help the organisation that supports people with depression and anxiety.

The cafe will launch its Share a Churros Week campaign on June 15, and donate $1 to the non-prot organisation from every churro dish bought during the week.

All funds raised will go to beyondblues support services, centred on telephone and web-based lines to trained mental health counsellors.

In 2013-14, beyondblue staff answered 73,000 phone calls and 7000 emails, and engaged in 23,000 web chats.

The cafe has further pledged to double its donation to beyondblue for every in-store churros photo posted on Instagram using the hashtag #shareachurrros. It will also replace its tip jar with donation boxes.

Store manager Terese Maurici said Share A Churros Week was a great way for people to connect or reconnect over a churro. Its a good excuse to have some chocolate and something sweet and reach out and talk to your friends, she said.

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there appears to be a degree of planning and organisation, Detective Sergeant Paul McNulty said. ey could have potentially been waiting there for the victim. He said police had no known motive, but there was clearly an intention to injure or kill the victim.

e successful gym owner, who brought

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Derrimut 24:7 Gym owner Nikolaos Solomos narrowly escaped a potentially fatal shooting at Burnside on May 21. Armed Crime Squad detectives said the shooting took place when Mr Solomos parked his car on Mockridge Street about 5pm.

And on Sunday, bomb squad police were called to a house in Burnside aer a suspect device was discovered on top of a car belonging to Mr Solomos.

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said a man wearing a balaclava got out of a nearby car and red two shots through the window at Mr Solomos. Both shots missed him, but he received minor injuries from shattered glass.

Mr Solomos drove to Sunshine police station to report the incident.

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e car is believed to be a dark green Subaru Impreza wagon, possibly a 1994-98 model, with stolen number plates.

Its extremely concerning given that

Arnold Schwarzenegger to Australia to promote his rapidly growing business two years ago, said the attempt on his life made no sense.

Somethings not right. It just doesnt add up with my lifestyle, Mr Solomos told a media conference on Wednesday.

Ill just put it out there that were not involved in organised crime, were not aliated with anyone. Were a family-owned business.

Police are urging anyone who has information about the shooting to contact Crime Stoppers on 1800 333 000.

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Commuters who use a Deer Park V/Line train service are worried they wont be able to make it to work on time when timetable changes kick in.

Passengers on the 6.08am Ballarat line departing from Deer Park station were told last week that their service would no longer be available.

Derrimut resident Peter Grech said the cancellation of the 6.08am train would have repercussions for him and his family.

Mr Grech said he drove his wife to Deer Park station each morning so that she could make it to work by 7am.

ey need to look aer people who do an honest days work, Mr Grech said. We are in a suburb where were treated like second-class citizens.

Mr Grech said eliminating the service would leave a gap in the timetable, meaning commuters such as his wife either would be forced to catch a train one hour earlier or one hour later.

A Public Transport Victoria spokesperson said it would take feedback into consideration but that as of June 21 there would be a massive boost to train services from Deer Park station with more travel options and quicker journey times.

With the Regional Rail Link now complete, it was necessary to rewrite the timetable for both the Ballarat and Geelong lines to provide more services for Brimbank residents, the spokesperson said. Given the complex nature of timetabling both Ballarat and Geelong line services, it was necessary to shi some services earlier or later.

Details: ptv.vic.gov.au.

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Peace and community spirit come to the fore for Muslims across Melbournes west and north as they prepare for the holy month of Ramadan.

Next week, Ramadan starts and for a month Muslims across the world will abstain from food and drink and refrain from gossip and other activities deemed unseemly, from dawn until dusk.

Sunshine mosque president Mustafa Ramadan said the month was signicant for Muslims as an opportunity to purify the soul, refocus attention on God and come together as a community.

e mosque is run by the Cyprus Turkish Islamic Community, and Mr Ramadan said

Ramadan brings peace to mindImam Mustafa Asmaci with son Talha at the Sunshine mosque before Ramadan. (Shawn Smits)

the coming month gave Muslims the chance to express thanks for their good fortune and be more aware of the hardships of others.

Some people around the world dont have access to eating three meals a day or the luxury to eat whatever they want, he said.

Ramadan is a chance to experience what that might feel like and be thankful that we are fortunate to be here with these opportunities.

He said each night Muslims came together with family and friends for the evening meal, known as iar, to end their daily fast.

We always prepare iar dinners at the mosque and we try and have all the community together, Mr Ramadan said. Bringing people

together and social interaction is part of being a community.

Mr Ramadan said the wider community would also be welcomed to the mosque for a special iar meal in coming weeks.

In the past, the Sunshine mosque has hosted guests from Victoria Police, government ministers and community leaders, both Muslim and non-Muslim, at its iars.

Eid celebrations to mark the end of Ramadan will be held at Sunshine mosque on the rst Sunday of August. We want to live in peace with everybody, Mr Ramadan said.

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Laws protecting people and animals from dangerous and restricted breeds of dogs will be reviewed by a Victorian parliamentary inquiry

Parliaments economy and infrastructure committee will consider whether current laws encourage responsible dog ownership and protect the community and environment.

As well as canvassing community concerns, the inquiry will investigate issues around the moratorium on putting down restricted-breed dogs when problems arise.

Committee chairman Joshua Morris said the inquiry would address long-standing community concerns about the adequacy of the states laws in preventing dog attacks.

e issue of dangerous dogs and, in particular, restricted-breed dogs invokes strong views in the community, Mr Morris said.

ere have been well-documented cases of serious, and occasionally fatal, dog attacks, which have led to calls for stronger action from government.

Mr Morris said the inquiry would hear from a wide range of people and make recommendations aimed at strengthening both community safety and fairness to the dogs and dog owners at the centre of the inquiry.

Brimbank council will prepare a submission. e councils city development director, Stuart

Menzies, said it would use feedback from sta and previous hearings, as well as community responses from the councils Facebook page. e council investigated 276 dog attacks between 2011 and 2013, including one fatal

dog attack: the horric case of four-year-old St Albans girl Ayen Chol, who was attacked by a pitbull-cross that had escaped a neighbouring property.

e Ayen Chol case was a tragedy, Mr Menzies said. Council is mindful of the coroners ndings and will make every eort to administer the Domestic Animals Act and promote responsible pet ownership.

Between 2010 to 2013, more than 26,000 domestic animal complaints were lodged with Brimbank council, including complaints about nuisance pets and dogs causing problems for other domestic animals and wildlife.

In 2014, there were more than 6000 complaints and, from January to March this year, the council recorded 1528 complaints.

Mr Menzies said the council investigated all reports about dangerous dogs and restricted breeds.

e councils most recent involvement with a restricted-breed dog case ended last year. It concerned the case of an unregistered Sunshine West dog, Mylo, found wandering in May 2012 and subsequently placed on death row. He was returned to owners last December.

Submissions to the Domestic Animals Act inquiry will be taken until July 10. Details: www.parliament.vic.gov.au/eic

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The Ayen Chol case was a tragedy council is mindful - Stuart Menzies

Being sent to the principals oce was good news for Monmia Primary School student Brooke last Wednesday.

Brooke (pictured) joined more than 300 students from across Australia in becoming principal for the day on June 3.

Organised by the Principals Australia Institute, the event is part of a campaign to encourage leadership in Australian students.

Institute chief executive Jim Davies said the campaign was aimed at unleashing

and inspiring students best qualities. As student principal, Brooke shadowed regular principal Lorraine Bell and undertook tasks that included attending meetings. Her rst item to deal with as principal was a policy for fair use of the down-ball courts.

She saw some children missed out when other groups baggsed the courts, Ms Bell said. Brooke said it would be fairer if they rotated the courts every 15 minutes.

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Vocational education teacher Julie Ann Gunn is one of the 717 Australians recognised yesterday in the 2015 Queens Birthday honours list.

Ms Gunn, a VET trainer at Catholic Regional College Sydenham, will receive a Medal of the Order of Australia (OAM) for her service to youth through the Scouting movement.

e OAM is the pre-eminent means of recognising Australians who have demonstrated outstanding service or exceptional achievement.

Ms Gunn has been a part of Scouts for about 40 years, rst joining as a newly-wed.

My husband was a member of scouting; once we got married I thought it would be something Id enjoy doing with him, Ms Gunn said.

And she hasnt looked back. Ms Gunn has been leading Venturer Scouts,

aged 14 to 18, in dierent roles and districts across the state.

On hearing she would be recognised for her commitment to the youth movement, Ms Gunn recalls bursting into tears of joy and shock.

Its absolutely amazing, Ms Gunn said. I do what I do for scouting, because I love to do it, she said. To be recognised in this way is very humbling.

Ms Gunn said it had been rewarding to work with young people and give them opportunities, such as learning how to camp or organising aid trips to developing countries, such as Kiribati and Timor Leste.

Scouting really endeavours to empower young people to become independent and responsible people in the community.

If you know someone worthy of an Order of Australia award, nominate them at www.gg.gov.au.

Yasemin TalatJulie Ann Gunn with Sydenham Catholic Regional College Venturers at Big Day Scout this year. (Supplied)

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Brimbank is the car the capital of Victoria, according to new gures revealed by RACV last week.

Brimbank topped the regions RACV 2014 stolen cars and malicious damage lists with 83 thes and 78 vandalised vehicles.

RACV Insurance paid $3.9 million in claims to owners of 329 cars stolen in the metropolitan area in 2014.

e damage bill from another 434 maliciously damaged vehicles was $1.5 million.

business owners, she said. ey are always in uniform as a deterrent to anyone who is thinking about committing a crime.

Senior Sergeant Curnow said Brimbank had a proactive unit that did an enormous amount of work in community education.

ink about what you have le in the car.

Brimbanks Senior Sergeant Fiona Curnow said car thes or the from motor vehicles were reported to police daily.

Its always a concern for police, Senior Sergeant Curnow said.

We have a vehicle crime taskforce that works from Sunshine police station whose sole responsibility is to tackle this sort of crime.

Hotspots such as local shopping centres were constantly patrolled by the taskforce, Senior Sergeant Curnow said.

is taskforce is about high visibility, talking to community members and local

Ensure it is locked when you leave it and be mindful where you park your vehicle.

Senior Sergeant Curnow said even things such as GPS units and loose change could make a vehicle a prime target, and such items needed to be removed or put out of sight.

Holden Commodores were the vehicles most likely to be targets of malicious damage and the in Victoria, according to RACV gures.

Most malicious damage claims resulted from vandals breaking into cars, smashing windows, keying or scratching and denting.

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Driveway tragedyAn elderly Albanvale man died on June 3 after being hit by a car in the driveway of his Wintersun Drive home. It is believed the mans 52-year-old daughter was entering the driveway when her car struck the 84-year-old, who had been gardening, about 12.15pm. He died at the scene. Police will submit a report to the coroner.

House re at ArdeerA family was forced to ee their home after re extensively damaged the Rockbank Road property at Ardeer on May 31. MFB reghters arrived at the scene to nd thick, black smoke billowing from the house. Due to asbestos being present, reghters wore breathing equipment and a warning was issued about a smoke cloud. No one was harmed and the MFB is investigating the res cause.

Asbestos ndingsResidents concerned with asbestos at Sunshine North, including around the previous Wunderlich factory in McIntyre Road, are being invited to talk about the investigation and ndings by the Environment Protection Authority Victoria, Health and Human Services and Brimbank council on June 30 at Victoria University Sunshine Convention Centre, Sunshine North.

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eres no beating around the bush for pupils at Deer Park North Primary School as they prepare to rejuvenate local wetlands.

e schools working bee and planting day on Friday, June 19, will be part of a project, dubbed School as a Catchment, aimed at creating a greener, more environmentally friendly school.

Deer Park principal Liz Balharrie said the school wanted to show the way to the community in terms of environmental leadership and responsibility.

We anticipate that increased greening can be achieved without greater water usage,

she said. is project can reduce water costs, reduce maintenance and remove pollutants.

As part of the working bee, students and other members of the community will plant native and edible plants and trees.

Ms Balharrie said the project would provide the students with a strong example of being environmentally responsible.

e project will continue with construction of a vegetable garden and a wetland for treating stormwater runo.

Brendan Kelly

Schools green sceneStudents Taylah, Wiremo, Rochelle, Brylee and Zainab prepare the area to be turned into a productive garden. (Shawn Smits)



A man has been banned from all soccer matches in Victoria for ve years aer storming on to the pitch and striking a junior player.

A Football Federation Victoria tribunal hearing last Wednesday found Spring Hills Stallions FC club associate Lee Lie, believed to be a relative of a player, guilty of hitting a Yarraville Glory player.

e hearing investigated a brawl involving up to 20 spectators at a Boys West 15A match between Spring Hills and Yarraville at Caroline Springs on May 17, following a scue between a player and goalkeeper.

Police are investigating.Spring Hills FC was ned $3500 and its

15A team was docked nine championship points aer the club pleaded guilty to having an associate enter the eld of play and engaging in a melee.

Yarraville was ned $3000 and its team was docked nine championship points.

ree Spring Hills FC players were suspended for three, ve and seven games respectively for their part in the melee, while two Yarraville FC players were suspended for three and seven games.

Yarraville FC associate Aleksandar Sofranoski was banned for two matches aer being found guilty of entering the eld of play but escaped a charge of violent conduct .

FFV spokesman Alen Delic said the organisation took a zero tolerance approach to anti-social behaviour.

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A stolen dog found in a Keilor Downs house on June 1 is living proof that every dog does have its day.

Police found the fully grown male spoodle, Big Red, while executing a warrant at a house in Pukaki Court.

Senior Constable Joe Catania and Constable Hannah Hearn also found drugs and stolen property.

Big Red was reported stolen in March from his Preston home, leaving his female companion, Daisy, and owner Ramona distraught.

Senior Constable Catania said Ramona was ecstatic to have her dog back.

Ramona has never stopped looking for Big Red and is pretty happy that hes nally been found.

Its not every day that police are seen in the media as doing something thats positive, Senior Constable Catania said. Its good to see something nice transpiring.

Ramona was overjoyed to have Big Red back aer what she said had been a dicult few months since he disappeared.

Weve spoken to the police on numerous occasions across the past few months and havent really got very far, she said.

It seemed that there was a little disbelief that dogs were being stolen.

en we met Joe and Hannah they were the rst people to actually take us seriously.

Ramona said the constables initially had some diculty convincing a magistrate that a warrant was needed for a stolen dog.

From what I heard, Hannah said its not just a dog, its Big Red.

A 31-year-old Keilor Downs man has been charged with the, handling stolen goods and drug oences.

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e centres retail marketing manager, Jenny Birt, said a vacant shop was being used as a temporary donation drop-o point for blankets, jackets, coats, sleeping bags, scarves and beanies.

We saw the opportunity to convert the hoarding [around the shop] into a donation drop-o point, Ms Birt said.

e hoarding has slots into which donations can be le. e shop is opposite the Satchi Patisserie.

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said. And we see this as an opportunity to support the community. She said Vinnies not only helped the homeless but also many other people in need, and the centre was keen to extend its support to the non-prot organisations eorts among communities.

And Brimbank residents are already jumping on board with donations for the appeal.

Weve had some really positive responses, Ms Birt said.

Shoppers can drop-o winter items, new or of good quality, from now until Friday, June 19.

Ms Birt also encouraged people to go online and make monetary donations to the winter appeal via the shopping centre website.

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Brimbank shopping centres Jenny Birt at the Vinnies winter appeal drop-off. (Shawn Smits)

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By Benjamin Millar

Services tackling family violence in the western suburbs face an uphill battle in the face of crippling funding cuts, a forum has heard.

e Family Violence Forum held in Footscray last Wednesday aired a number of frustrations hampering service providers and police.

e forum coincided with a record number of police referrals of family violence cases to Footscray-based Womens Health West 7629 in the past 11 months, or almost one every hour.

Forum participants spoke of womens reluctance to report intervention order breaches and their inability to leave abusive relationships due to nancial hardship trapping them in the family violence cycle.

Chronic shortages of psychologists, interpreters and mens behaviour change programs were also cited as roadblocks.

e need for greater funding of prevention programs in schools and workplaces and steps towards ending gender inequity were pinpointed.

Prevention of Family Violence Minister Fiona Richardson told the forum the Victorian Royal Commission into Family Violence was a vital step towards achieving a long-term impact.

Ms Richardson said it was crucial to improve the way family violence was measured and to track whether progress was being made.

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said. e index will draw together data from the elds of crime, justice, health and education.

Ms Richardson singled out the complex and inaccessible court system for failing to keep victims safe.

e court system is a traumatising process. Intervention orders are oen not worth the paper theyre written on.

She also pressed the need for a greater emphasis on protecting children, saying the impact on children slipped from view.

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e gap between the federal governments rhetoric and action on family violence was also in the ministers sights.

Ms Richardson said the Abbott government was keen to talk about family violence but not so keen to provide funding. Service providers spend their time trying to get more funding as opposed to getting on with the job of protecting women and children.

e forum was organised by St Albans MP Natalie Suleyman and Footscray MP Marsha omson. If you or someone you know is impacted by sexual assault, domestic or family violence, call 1800RESPECT on 1800 737 732 or visit www.1800RESPECT.org.au.

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e students last week took part in lming for a Scope episode at the Werribee Open Scope episode at the Werribee Open ScopeRange Zoo.

Scope, a childrens science program produced in association with CSIRO, airs nationally on Network Tens Channel 11.

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e free app includes sign language and English captions to create accessible learning experiences for students and visitors.

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Ms Crivelli said the app allowed students to explore their environment independently and at their own pace, which also helped build their condence and improve their learning experiences.

e app was developed by the zoo in 2012 with support from Conexu Foundation and the Victorian Deaf Education Institute.

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Those of you who know me know how passionate I am about the environment and that Im a strong supporter of local groups that work to raise awareness of environmental issues within our community.Thats why I was so pleased

last Friday when Council celebrated World Environment Day by presenting this years Melton City Council Environmental Grants important revitalisation projects; raise awareness and engage locals in their environment. Id like to congratulate these groups and encourage residents to get involved with preserving our environment for future generations.Im also very excited that the annual Keep Australia Beautiful Western BACE and the Melton LEADS Program. The other two and the Vernon Davey Hut at Toolern Vale.The Koorie Student Garden, a wonderfully inspirational garden designed by the Melton Koorie Students Group, has been shortlisted in the Young Leaders category.The historic Vern Davey hut, Norwood, is an important piece of local history that was recently restored to its former glory. Norwood won the Melton Heritage Award this year and is now up for a Keep Australia Beautiful Award in the Heritage category.I wish the best of luck to all the shortlisted projects and hope that local residents get behind these great initiatives that help make our community truly wonderful.Please feel free to contact me on 0408 794 232 or email [email protected] or follow me on Twitter @CouncillorDunn.

Its hard to believe that its June already. With the warmer months behind us, its time to rug up and prepare for the chilly winter days ahead. Its been a busy time here at Council with a high number of openings and community events being held over the past couple of months.

Last week, we announced the recipients of this years Annual Grants Program at our Share Event held at the Caroline Springs Library and Civic Centre. It was pleasing to see our funding recipients recognised for the valuable contribution they make to our local community, and I take this opportunity to congratulate all of our recipients for their tireless dedication and willingness to help others. Council is committed to supporting and empowering local community groups and the event was a fantastic opportunity for members of our community to connect with other grant seekers and recipients, share expertise and be inspired by keynote speakers. Council has various grants available to residents and community groups throughout the year and I encourage everyone to look at these grant opportunities to see if your group or project is eligible.

Applications are also open for Councils Community Partnership Program 2015/2016. The program links community groups with others, to work in partnership to produce projects to their own cultural backgrounds within our community, I encourage you to apply for the program. Its a great opportunity to share your skills, experience and knowledge with others so we can grow together. For more information visit melton.vic.gov.au

Finally, on personal note, I would like to extend my sincere gratitude to my fellow Councillors, Council staff, friends and community members, for their heartfelt sympathies and unwavering support following the recent passing of my beloved mother. Your care and understanding has helped me through

Thank you for your continued support and please dont hesitate to contact me with any ideas or issues on 0412 584 067 or [email protected]

Melton City Council is currently reviewing how we maintain our parks and roads. We want your feedback on current standards and what improvements youd like to see in future.

TELL US YOUR THOUGHTS ON:Parks Roads3 Creek reserves 3 Footpath repairs3 Garden beds 3 Road maintenance3 Sportsgrounds 3 Stormwater management3 Street trees 3 Roadside slashing in rural areas3 Litter collection

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From the luxurious carpets and timber wall panelling to the high ceilings with ornate light xtures and cornices, this lovingly restored house exudes timeless elegance throughout. Polished oorboards ow from the main hallway past three carpeted bedrooms into the large lounge room with original replace. The main bathroom nearby continues the style, with an ornate clawfoot bath, leadlight windows and timber-topped vanity unit. The adjoining kitchen has a modern touch, with a stainless-steel 900mm upright cooker, Miele dishwasher, breakfast bar and polished timber benchtops. A spacious family-meals area, nished with slate oor tiles, is at the rear french doors lead from here to the rear deck and landscaped gardens. Theres the bonus of a self-contained bungalow and other features include gas ducted heating, evaporative cooling and security system. Its within a short walk of Sunshine Marketplace and the train station.

Bells Real Estate: 9300 9000 Price: Contact agent Auction: June 13 at 1.30pm

SUNSHINE 65 Chapman Street, 3020

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This two-storey house on about 640 square metres has plenty of features and ample room for a family. Entry into the foyer through large double doors reveals porcelain oor tiles and a neutral colour palette. The large lounge room at the front has an integrated bar. The family-meals area includes the kitchen with stainless-steel wall oven, gas cooktop, large fridge cavity and chocolate-toned timber cabinetry contrasting with white benchtops. A large rumpus room, study and bathroom complete this level. The ve bedrooms upstairs (the main with walk-in wardrobe and en suite) each have their own balcony. A childrens retreat and main bathroom are also up here. Extras include ducted heating, split-system, security system, indoor spa and ducted vacuum. The lock-up garage parks one vehicle. The property is within a walk of St Albans Leisure Centre, Keilor Downs plaza, Keilor Plains train station and schools.

Stockdale & Leggo: 9366 2154 Price: Contact agent Private sale

KEILOR DOWNS 7 Carbine Way, 3038

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Lack of living space is unlikely to be a concern with this expansive four-bedroom house. Behind lush foliage, entry from the front porch reveals the large lounge room with a small study next door. The big family-meals area adjoins a contemporary kitchen with stainless-steel dishwasher, underbench oven, gas cooktop, breakfast bar, large pantry and ample storage. The rear rumpus room has built-in cabinetry. Three of the four bedrooms have built-in wardrobes; the main has a walk-in and an en suite with dual vanity basins. Surrounded by paving and timber decking, the in-ground salt pool will be an asset come summer, while a massive enclosed entertainment area with wet bar, xed patio heaters, ceiling fans and TV delivers great value year round. Extras are gas ducted heating, evaporative cooling and a remote-controlled double garage with rear access. On a large corner block, its within a short drive of shops, schools and trains.

Barry Plant Taylors Lakes: 9390 8333 Price: $520,000+ Auction: June 13 at noon

HILLSIDE 1 Langmore Drive, 3037

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This 773-square-metre block provides multiple opportunities for its next owner. With the potential to renovate or redevelop, subject to council approval, the conveniently located property is within walking distance of Keilor Plains train station, schools, parks and shopping precinct. The large lounge room at the front is carpeted, with high ceilings and natural light adding to a spacious feel. The family meals area adjoins a kitchen with wall oven, gas cooktop and lots of storage and an extra living area is nearby. The main bedroom comes with an en suite; the other two share a bathroom. The backyard includes a large covered entertainment area, garden shed and small workshop. The lock-up garage provides secure parking for one vehicle, with the long driveway providing additional off-street parking options. Additional features are ceiling fans and ducted heating and cooling.

Sweeney Estate Agents: 9366 8188 Price: Contact agent Auction: June 20 at 2pm

ST ALBANS 45 Theodore Street, 3021

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This 40-square house is ideal for those who seriously enjoy entertaining. With an enclosed pergola, landscaped gardens and open-plan design inside, this property is perfect for families who love to celebrate everything life has to offer.

To the left of a timber-oored hall, large windows provide an abundance of light to the carpeted living and dining area.

To the right of entry is a large study, ideal to get away from the normal racket of day-to-day life.

Polished oorboards ow from the

main passageway to a second living area, a casual chill-out space also bathed in natural light.

The open-plan kitchen and meals zone is large enough to feed the troops. With granite benchtops, a wall oven, cooktop, dishwasher, island bench and plenty of cupboard space, the large kitchen is a home chefs dream.

Ascend the grand staircase to a mezzanine landing surrounded by four bedrooms, the main bathroom and another living area.

All bedrooms have walk-in wardrobes while the main has a private balcony ideal for taking a morning coffee an extra-large walk-in wardrobe and en suite with bath and twin-basin vanity unit.

Also up here are the tiled main bathroom and separate toilet.

Sliding doors from the downstairs living area open to an arched pergola with paving underfoot. This then wraps around the back of the house, creating lovely nooks for al fresco dining or Sunday brunch.

Westside Real Estate: 9364 1188 Price: $650,000+ Auction: June 27 at 1pm

TAYLORS LAKES 18 Palmerston Crescent, 3038

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Landscaping front and back has created some wonderful natural spaces and you can enjoy harvesting your own food from lemon and apricot trees or the backyard vegie patch.

Extras include ducted heating and cooling, a split-system, ducted vacuum, an alarm, sprinkler systems, 10 solar panels, a shed, water tanks and double garage with internal access.

Shops and services are close by.

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LiYinJ the OiIe OoYinJ the OocationSunsKine :est 3 Taipei Lane(xemplifying everything we love about carefree contemporary living, thisimmaculate double storey home is a private and secure sanctuary, alluring forboth young & old in the heart of &allaway parks vibrant community Must a shortwalk to shops, transport & schools The freeflowing design delivers allyearround pleasures for the entertaining enthusiast with a caesar stone kitchen, glasssplashback with L(' lights, ss appliances & an openplan living & dining areabenefitting from the enticing private balcony views Further featuring 2 largeBedrooms (BIR, main:IRlarge ensuite), an immaculate bathroom, separatelaundry, study nook plus ducted heating, rc split system, 200L water tank (solar& gas), auto garage, storage & instant access to freeway

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Auction Saturday, 20 -une 201 100 30Inspect Saturday 1200pm 1230pm2Ice $22 +ampshire Rd, Sunshine (03) 9311 688Contact Binh 1guyen (Benny) 01 3 Sang 1guyen 003 12 36

7asteIXOO\ RenoYated +ome In Premier LocationSunsKine 1tK :estmoreland Rd 3 spacious bedrooms, 1 with BIR and air conditioner Superb open plan lounge and separate formal dining Brand new kitchen with quality appliances Fully renovated bathroom, freshly painted, 2 toilets Lock up garage with remote control roller door Situated close to schools, shops & transport

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Auction Saturday, 20 -une 201 1200 303Uice *uiGe 0ore than 60,000Inspect Saturday 11am 121pm2Ice $22 +ampshire Rd, Sunshine (03) 311 6Contact 'anielle )oUGKaP 009 083 3

6ensationaO Period +ome Zith 'XaO 6treet )rontaJe and POans PermitsSunsKine 3 :hitty StreetRenovatorsinvestors & developers take note of this rare opportunity to securea period home with dual street frontage to both 0artin Street & :hitty Street+uge potential already exists to redevelop the entire site, with ready approvedplans & permits to build a bedroom double storey home & a 3 bedroomsingle storey home each with their own street frontage &urrently tenantedon a month to month lease agreement, this home offers 3 bedrooms, lounge,kitchen, laundrybathroom, heating, timber floors, high decorative ceilings,garden surrounds & a large workshop Surrounded by quality family homes &minutes walk to the Sunshine marketplace, schools, train & bus services

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AuctionSaturday, 20 -une 201 200 30InspectSaturday 1100am 1130am2Ice22 $lfrieda St, St $lbans(03) 9366 8188ContactThanh Tang (&indy) 01 3 3'uc 'o 011 0 33

St Albans Theodore Street%9 +ome 2n Rare &orner Residence InPremier Location 3 good sized bedrooms with high ceilings 0aster bedroom with full ensuite Superb sun filled lounge with ceiling fan .itchen with meals area, central cooling & heating Long drive way with garage & pergola Set on grand allotment of 3 Sqm (approx) 0ulti 'evelopment potential (ST&$)

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AuctionSaturday, -uly 201 1200 30InspectSaturday 11am 121pm2Ice22 $lfrieda St, St $lbans(03) 9366 8188ContactThanh Tang (&indy) 01 3 3Binh 1guyen (Benny) 01 3

St Albans 22 9iew StreetWeatherboard Residence In PremierLocation 3 good sized bedrooms, 2 with BIRs Superb spacious sun filled lounge Timber kitchen with meals area & bonus sunroom Features 2 air conditioners & heater, 2 bathrooms,2 toilets

Long drive way with lock up garage Set on grand allotment of 610 Sqm (approx) Situated close to schools, shops & transport

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273 Hampshire RoadSunshine93117022

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3 Killara Street SunshineAn Exciting Opportunity! 3 bedrooms Lounge roomwith gas heater Appealing timber kitchen adjoining meals area Brightcentral bathroom Land size approx 550m2 Brilliant location, prized residential area, walkingdistance to shops, shopping centre, schools & Sunshinetrain station

Auction Sat 13th June at 12 noonInspect Saturday 11.30 -12.00pmAgent David Falcone

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9 Stanbury Court SunshineWestCharming Family Home! Three generous sized bedrooms Loungeroom Separate dining room Large kitchenwith meals area Bright central bathroom Large carport One bedroom bungalow

For SaleInspect Saturday 1.00 - 1.30pmAgent Fred ( Fatih) Fanoscu 0419 384 097MapRef 39 K2

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12 Dakara Place SunshineWestTwo For The Price Of One! Three bedrooms Lounge room Kitchenwith meals area Sunroom Central bathroom& two toilets Double garage Fully self-contained one bedroom unit

For SaleInspect Saturday 2.30 - 3.00pmAgent Fred (Fatih) Fanoscu 0419 384 097MapRef 40 E3

69 Benjamin Street SunshineSomething Special/Hard To Find! 3 bedrooms Lounge roomwith air conditioner & gasheater Neat kitchen adjoining meals area Sunroom/study area Updated central bathroom, 2toilets Rear access to lock-up garage Brilliant location, prized residential area, close to parks,shops, shopping centre, schools & Sunshine train station

Auction Sat 20th June at 12 noonInspect Saturday 1.00 -1.30pmAgent David Falcone

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49 Felstead Avenue SunshineWestAffordable Dream/Plenty To Offer! 3 bedrooms Lounge room Neat kitchenadjoining meals area Bright updatedbathroom Large allotment approx 668m2 Development potential (STCA) Brilliantlocation, close to shops, schools & transportFor SaleInspect By AppointmentAgent David Falcone 0413 116 717MapRef 40 D5

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30 Darnley StreetBraybrookFamily Friendly Home! Three bedrooms Master bedroomwith fullensuite Superb sun-lled lounge Qualitykitchen adjoining openmeals area Brightcentral bathroom Double garage with remotedoorFor SaleInspect Saturday 10.45 - 11.15amAgent Sang Do 0419 935 955MapRef 27 B12

8/27Marnoo StreetBraybrookLocation & Convenience! Three great sized bedrooms Lounge room Kitchen with meals area Bright centralbathroom, two toilets Single carport Close to schools, shops & transport

For SaleInspect Saturday 10.00 - 10.30amAgent Fred (Fatih) Fanoscu 0419 384 097MapRef 41 A1

2 Bennett Street SunshineWestGreat First Home Or Keen Investor! Three bedrooms Sun-lled lounge room Updated kitchen adjoining meals area Brightcentral bathroom Large carport Close toschools, shops & transport

For SaleInspect Saturday 1.45 - 2.15pmAgent Sang Do 0419 935 955MapRef 40 E5

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302 Glengala Road SunshineWestMagnificent Family Home! Three bedrooms Lounge room Appealingkitchen with meals area Bright qualitybathroom Double garage One bedroombungalow

For SaleInspect Saturday 1.45 - 2.15pmAgent Fred (Fatih) Fanoscu 0419 384 097MapRef 40 C1

5/32-34 Adamson StreetBraybrookCalling All Unit Buyers! 2 bedrooms Lounge room Appealingkitchen with stainless steel cooking appliances Large open plan kitchen/meals area Brightquality bathroom Carport LowmaintenancelivingFor SaleInspect Saturday 10.45 - 11.15amAgent David Falcone 0413 116 717MapRef 41 D1

2/1-11Marnoo StreetBraybrookThe Perfect Start Or Exciting Investment! Modern stylish apartment 2 bedrooms Spaciouslounge room Appealing kitchen Large open plankitchen/meals area Bright quality bathroom Car space Lowmaintenance living Brilliant location, walkingdistance to South Road shops, schools & public transport

Auction Sat 27th June at 12 noonInspect Saturday 10.45 -11.15amAgent David Falcone

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1/16 Hammond Street SunshineNorthYoung & Modern! 2 or 3 bedrooms Study area, comfortablelounge room Kitchen, meals area Brightquality bathroom Lock-up garage Lowmaintenance living

For SaleInspect By AppointmentAgent Sang Do 0419 935 955MapRef 26 H8

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6 Spinnaker Rise SanctuaryLakesIsland Block/North Facing! North facing block set on 770m2 (approx) 24.5m frontage by 40m depth (approx) Titledblock, ready to build, suitable for a range ofsingle or double storey home designs Accessto Sanctuary Lakes resort clubFor SaleInspect By AppointmentAgent Fred (Fatih) Fanoscu 0419 384 097MapRef 208 E7


9 Alfrieda StreetSt Albans93662154

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4 Burns AvenuePerfect First Home or InvestmentWith 3 large bedrooms (all with built in robes) and themaster with its own ensuite. A large separate loungeroom, a bright kitchen with adjoining meals/dining areaand the main bathroom including spa will be a roomto relax! A separate toilet and laundry, complete thebalance of rooms. Features include; ducted heating,air conditioning, roller shutters all around, carpet floorcoverings, nice court yard and a single lockup garage.

Auction 20th June at12:00pm

Price Contact AgentAgent Milan Kozul

0411 453 844Matthew OBrien0422 107 733

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10/2McArthur Avenue StAlbansWhat A Beauty!!This beautiful reverse living apartment comprising oftwo large bedrooms (both with BIR) and ensuite, hugelaundry leading to outside courtyard with a lockup carport.Upstairs open plan living lounge, kitchen with stainlesssteel gas cooktop, electric oven, two dining areas andseparate toilet. Extra features include; central heating, bigbalcony andmuchmore.

Private SalePrice Contact AgentAgent Milan Kozul 0411 453 844

Matthew OBrien 0422 107 733

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19 Salmond StreetDeerParkNest, Invest or DevelopSet on a corner allotment this fully renovated home has alot to offer. Comprising of 3 large bedrooms (all with BIRs),central bathroom, separate toilet, huge brand new kitchenadjoining meals, large lounge with wall gas heater,polished floor boards throughout complete with a largesunroom, roller shutters and double garage. All set on thelarge allotment of 613m2 with possibility to build (STCA).Inspection is a must!

Auction 20th June at1:00pm

Price Contact AgentAgent Milan Kozul

0411 453 844Matthew OBrien0422 107 733

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13 Craigielea Avenue StAlbansBlue Chip Location on 725m2This magnificent property is situated in the heart of StAlbans within walking distance to cosmopolitan AlfriedaStreet and public transport including train station andbuses. Planning permits approved for three dwellingsand these plans and permits are available in the office forinspection. Opportunities like this are often sought afterbut rarely found in a location such as this. Act fast!


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1 Duval CourtAlbanvaleCorner PositionThis magnificent brick home is situated very closeto schools, shopping centres and public transport.Comprising of 4 bedrooms with BIRs, lounge room,kitchen andmeals area, bathroom, laundry. Salesincluding: ducted heating, air conditioning, polish floors,decking, pergola, shed and lockup garage all situated onlarge allotment 600m2 approx.


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1-4/4 Elizabeth Street StAlbansBlue Chip InvestmentThis opportunity is often sought after but rarely found.These four units, located very in central St Albans will besure to impress. Within walking distance to St Albans trainstation, proximity to shopping centres and schools. Eachunit offers 2 bedrooms, 1 bathroom, lounge room andcarport, with own backyard. Currently rented at $56,400p/a approx. for all four units.


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Saturday 13th June 2:00pmOn Site

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Anjana Kc 0401 328 [email protected] 1144

Ray White St Albans

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In excellently maintained and updated condition, offeringofferingof 3bedrooms with BIR, Main with full en-suite and WIR, rumpusroom, spa bathroom, laundry with rear access, kitchenadjoining meals area extending out to all weather alfrescodining plus 2nd kitchen/meals area with serene garden view.Features: 2 car garage, central heating, split system, rollershutters, stone bench top, garden shed and much more.

St Albans 100 Oleander DriveFamily Home with the Lot Auction

Saturday 4th July 2:00pmOn Site

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Tania Hansard 0414 644 [email protected] 1144

Ray White St Albans

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This is a fantastic opportunity to own this home in this qualitylocation - occupy, invest or develop (STCA). Within walkingdistance to Ginifer station, Sunshine hospital, schools, SamsMarket and Safeway. This brick home offersoffersof 3 bedrooms,main with BIR, formal lounge room, spacious kitchen withgas cooking appliances adjoining meals area, separatebathroom and toilet. Extras: ducted heating and cooling, gaswall heater, air con, double brick garage and carport.

St Albans 68 Mullhall DriveComfort, Convenience and Potential Auction

Saturday 11th July 2:00pmOn Site


Tania Hansard 0414 644 [email protected] | 9366 1144

Ray White St Albans

3A 2 B 4 C

If your family members are wanting more personal spaceand more room for big toys, boats or caravans then look nofurther- this is one very spacious home. OfferingOfferingOf 3 bedrooms,2 bathrooms, large rumpus room, formal dining room, study,double brick garage and a 3 car carport on a large lot size ofapprox 880m2. Extra features include hardwood floorboards,sauna room, BIRs, high gates and fence for good security andlocated only 1.7km to St Albans train station.

St Albans 11 MoffatMoffatMof StreetYour Very Own Private Oasis On A Huge Block Auction


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Peter Dang 0433 493 [email protected] 1144

Ray White St Albans

4A 2 B 2C

This unique property is located in the most desirable pocketof Deer Park close to parks, shops, public transport andschools. This home has four bedrooms with BIRs, Masterwith full ensuite and WIRs, separate comfortable loungeroom, huge open family area adjoining kitchen/meals andoutdoor entertainment with a low maintenance garden.Features: Ducted heating, slip system, double locked upgarage and much more.

Deer Park 46 Pioneer DriveModern Living Sale


Peter Dang 0433 493 [email protected] 1144

Ray White St Albans

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This home is superbly quality built in a great Deer Parklocation, close to beautiful Bon Thomas Reserve Park,shops, schools, public transport and easy to accessWestern Free Way. Comprises 4 bedrooms with BIRs,oversized master with spa ensuite and WIRs, family retreatarea, balcony and huge central bathroom with spa. Downstairs 1 bedroom,formal lounge room with bar, kitchen andmeals area and spacious rumpus room.

Deer Park 78 Millbank DriveDouble Storey For Large Family - Over 60

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