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merger would be a major mistake, says councillorRates debate

A Maribyrnong councillor has rejected calls for the city to merge with neighbouring councils as a way to reduce property rates.

Cr Michael Clarke said talk of potential mergers stretche d back to the 1990s.

Last week, the Weekly reported that residents rallying against high property rates had called for the state government to consider absorbing Maribyrnong council into other council areas to better spread residential rates.

Maribyrnong mayor Grant Miles said he was personally in favour of merging Maribyrnong with Hobsons Bay.

But Cr Clarke said such a move would be a major mistake given the work Maribyrnong ha d done to reduce the “infrastructure gap”.

Any savings would be overwhelmed by the cost of � xing infrastructure in areas where other councils had been lagging. “With the greatest respect to the mayor, a council whose � nancial position was so remarkably strong in relation to other municipalities would have no reason to want to join with them,” he said.

Cr Clarke said the council could look at improving its shared service agreements with other councils as one way of reducing the need for doubling up with machinery and contracts that could be shared across neighbouring councils.

Hobsons Bay mayor Sandra Wilson said as the matter ha d not been formally considered by the council it ha d no o� cial position.

Victorian Local Government Association president Cr Sebastian Klein said residents outraged over rates must consider the services the community expect ed from councils, including childcare centres, libraries and recreation facilities along with “roads and rubbish”.

� e Ratepayers Victoria Association suggests people should refuse to pay the general rates portion of their bill.

But the Municipal Association of Victoria said this “ill-conceived advice” would result in penalty interest of 11.5 per cent

and the potential for legal action.Anyone facing genuine � nancial hardship

is urged to contact their council and arrange a payment plan or rates deferral. \

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Children at Queen of Peace Primary School in Altona Meadows are growing vegetables in their school’s garden to donate to local charities and soup vans.

Teacher Annette Gauci said the garden was established to help the less privileged in Maribyrnong and Hobsons Bay.

“For over 12 months, we’ve been donating vegetables grown in our garden, such as pumpkin, spinach, beetroot and potatoes, to the Matthew Talbot Soup Van run by St Vincent de Paul [Society] in Maidstone,” she said.

“� is year, the Queen of Peace parish has also become involved by organising vegetables grown by the schoolchildren to be donated to the Laverton Hub.

“Tomatoes, beans and zucchini were greatly appreciated and used to prepare meals.

“Last year, the preps helped during their play-based curriculum time. A� er reading Jack and the Beanstalk, children enjoyed

planting zucchini, beans and cucumber seeds, watching them grow in amazement.”

Ms Gauci said the children watered the garden each day during their lunch breaks.

“Monitors also collect classroom fruit scraps to compost each day and enrich the

soil,” she said. “� is has been the secret to our bumper crop of vegies, especially

zucchini.”‘‘Sustainability is a big focus at

Queen of Peace, so this year, we have two school leaders whose job is sustainability .“A water tank was also donated by

a former year-6 student who won an illustration competition through the City of Melbourne – an urban forest of the future competition.

“� e garden has helped our social justice program, as children can take an active role in helping others in need.’’ \

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Class gardeners: Maya, Aidan and Anthony show off the zucchinis from their school’s garden. (MICHAEL COPP)

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hot opposition to uni outsourcing bideducation

Victoria University sta� and students say a drive to outsource services will create further job losses and poor outcomes for students.

Senior lecturer Paul Adams said a forum to be held in Footscray today would discuss major outsourcing proposals that threaten service quality and job security.

� e National Tertiary Education Union VU president said tens of millions of dollars in state and federal government cuts had put unprecedented pressure on VU to � nd savings, but management was going about it the wrong way.

“It’s fairly clear some of the dilemmas VU � nds itself in are about poor management,” he said.

Dr Adams said proposals to outsource IT services could cost VU more while reducing quality and satisfaction.

“� ere is a real lack of transparency in terms of what is happening and how these things area assessed,” he said.

Further VU job losses are likely this year on top of the 400 lost in the past two years.

Deputy vice-chancellor Duncan Bentley said the university’s shared-services model aimed to help streamline and simplify the way sta� delivered services.

“We are reducing our policies and the layers of red tape beneath them by almost half,” he said.

Professor Bentley said a sta� survey late last year found satisfaction varied considerably between well-established shared services such as library and information technology, and newly established services such as student connections .

Professor Bentley con� rmed VU was exploring outsourcing options for facilities,

infrastructure and IT operations, provided they improve d e� ciency and service quality.

A review of VU childcare services is complete and potential changes could be in place from 2016.

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well-trained sta� .“� is really matters because

we have students coming in and learning best-practice childcare from this well-quali� ed sta� ,” she said.

� e forum will be held from 1pm today at the Victoria University Footscray Park campus, building M, room M001. \

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ascot vale man on murder chargeA 35-year-old man charged with murdering a woman in a Footscray apartment will remain behind bars at least until July. Isac Ayoul Daing, of Ascot Vale, has been charged with one count of murder over the death of Maryanne Sikai, 41. Police were called to the Footscray � at last Tuesday morning after reports that Ms Sikai had been attacked. She sustained life-threatening injuries and later died in hospital. Daing did not apply for bail and will reappear in court for a committal mention on July 9. \

tributes to a williamstown ‘great’Tributes have been paid to “a great Williamstown � rebrand”, Wally Curran, who died on Monday, aged 82. Mr Curran, who had been in the meatworkers union since 1954, was last year diagnosed with cancer. Williamstown resident and unionist Godfrey Moase described Mr Curran as a “great guy and raconteur”. “He would often be seen at Attitudes cafe out the front, holding court and chatting to locals about love, life and politics,” Mr Moase said. “I regarded Wally as a great leader and mentor .” \

arabic cancer test forumA free information session on life-saving cancer screening tests will be held in Williamstown for Arabic-speaking women on Saturday. Bluestone Family Medical Centre’s session will inform women how to access female doctors who speak � uent Arabic and the importance of self breast checks and pap tests. From 9am- noon. Bookings: 9397 2800. Cancer-prevention test information: papscreen.org.au or breastscreen.org.au \

a neighbourly affairMaribyrnong council will hold a Friendly Neighbours Family Day event this Sunday to launch the Friendly Neighbours Program. Browse art and craft stalls and enjoy entertainment by community performers and children’s activities, including a petting zoo, face-painting, jumping castle and balloon sculpture. From 9am- 4pm at Beaton Reserve, Yarraville. Details: maribyrnong.vic.gov.au/friendlyneighbours \

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Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islanders living in Hobsons Bay and Wyndham are being urged to increase their life expectancy by improving their health and well-being.South Western Melbourne Medicare Local held a “Close the Gap” event at Laverton Community Hub last Friday. It was aimed at reducing indigenous disadvantage in life expectancy and child mortality and improving chronic disease prevention. The event included a smoking ceremony, a performance by Yamba Konrad Ross and updates on the programs being run to close the gap between indigenous and non-indigenous life expectancy. Aboriginal health care co-ordinator Alex Rojas said more than 1500 people in Hobsons Bay and Wyndham identi� ed as being Aboriginal or Torres Strait Islander. \

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More than 150 commuters at a community meeting in Altona have called for partial duplication of the Werribee line through non-residential areas to improve the “worst train service in Melbourne”.

Last week’s meeting was called by the Altona Loop Group, representing users of Seaholme, Altona and Westona stations, which dot the single track loop on the Werribee line.

Group spokeswoman Jennifer Williams asked for a show of hands from people who had changed their travel patterns since the timetable changed in 2011. � e room was a sea of hands.

� e Werribee line, which splits at Newport, received extra services in 2011 with trains timetabled to run every 10-12 minutes.

However, Altona loop commuters had peak-hour trains cut to one every 22 minutes and became the only people in Melbourne who had to change trains up to three times to access the City Loop.

Altona loop passengers su� ered the most bypasses when there were problems on other sections of the Werribee line or other lines across Melbourne.

Ms Williams said that residents did not want to wait 20 years for the duplication of the single Altona loop train track, which is the timeframe that Public Transport Victoria (PTV) has advised.

She said commuters could not wait two years until the Regional Rail Link was built.

“We have the dubious honour of being the most dissatis� ed customers in Melbourne, having the biggest drop-o� in patronage across the loop stations. If a business lost 30 per cent of its customers you’d investigate reasons for the decline.

“Many residents have given up and take the car to work.”

Melbourne University public transport expert John Stone said it was “misleading” that there could be no improvements until 2016. Public Transport Minister Terry Mulder and PTV did not attend the forum.

Western Metropolitan Liberal MP Andrew Elsbury told the Weekly he would

ask Mr Mulder about the possibility of track duplication.

“I’d have to see the numbers before I commit myself to any project,” he said.

As he prepared to catch the train from Altona to Hoppers Crossing a� er the meeting, Mr Elsbury said there was a lot of work to be

Seeking answers: A packed hall of aggrieved commuters; Right: Steve Colebrook. (WAYNE HAWKINS)

done by Metro at Altona. “� ere have been improvements, but there is certainly a huge amount of scope for work to be done.” \

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Metro’s chief executive is waiting for a train at Altona station.

It’s � ursday night and Andrew Lezala (pictured) has just attended a forum organised by the Altona Loop group, attended by more than 150 irate Werribee line commuters.

� ey’re angry that the three Altona Loop stations – Seaholme, Altona and Westona – are frequently bypassed, with services o� en late or cancelled.

One cancelled train in peak hour could mean a wait of more than 40 minutes. Last � nancial year, trains skipped the Altona Loop more than 300 times, yet the state government rewarded Metro with a $2.4 million bonus for meeting performance targets.

� e Weekly ask ed Mr Lezala if Metro is � ned when it bypasses Altona. “Yes, heavily ,” he said. “We’re not doing it to save money.”

I informed Mr Lezala that I had a recorded interview with a public transport employee, who says Altona is being bypassed to make up for lost time. “We do do it to make up time – to get as many people on time as possible,” Mr Lezala said.

How many times is Metro allowed to bypass Altona?

“Out of 2300 services a day [on all lines], we’re only allowed to change 50,” Mr Lezala said.

How many of those 50 changes a� ect the Altona Loop? “If you’ve got a disruption on the Werribee line, then it’ll a� ect Altona,” he said. “If you’ve got a problem at Newport, it’ll a� ect Altona. If you’ve got a problem at North Melbourne, sometimes, it will a� ect Altona.

“[But] once the Regional Rail Link’s in, you’ll have a 20-minute service, you won’t have to change at Newport and it will be more reliable.” \ GD

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truck traffic talks stallFootscray � e head of the Victorian Transport Association is refusing to work with local activists on addressing the issue of truck tra� c through the inner-west.

VTA chief executive Neil Chambers says he’s unwilling to side with the Maribyrnong Truck Action Group in � nding a solution that could appease the freight industry and residents.

“� ey are a militant residential group,” Mr Chambers said. “At one stage MTAG’s beef was with the government, but now they are targeting the transport industry.”

His comments come as Footscray residents plan a “sleep-in” on Moore Street next Wednesday in a bid to win night-time truck curfews.

Residents in sleeping bags and blankets will occupy the road from 8

-8.30am in protest against a � ve-fold increase in truck tra� c in a decade.

Mr Chambers said inner-west roads “have been heavy-vehicle routes for 150 years” and the VTA refuses to deal with MTAG when it pulls a “media stunt”.

“It will have an impact on the freight industry. � is is not a way to build

stakeholder relationships.” � e VTA supports the state government’s east- west link as one solution but says it would also welcome Labor’s commitment to building truck ramps connecting with the West Gate Freeway.

“We have always maintained that if the infrastructure is built, of course the trucks will use it.”

Williamstown MP Wade Noonan said the inner-west community

was screaming out for a solution to thousands of trucks using residential streets.

“I don’t think MTAG in their heart of hearts want to block

roads, but it’s the only way they can get their message heard.”

Maribyrnong mayor Grant Miles said Moore Street ha d become unliveable.

“We have encouraged VicRoads to do something for the residents of Moore Street,” he said, adding that he had witnessed two serious incidents in the area in the past three weeks.

Cr Miles said if Roads Minister Terry Mulder stood with him at that intersection for 10 minutes and told him he felt safe then he would “shut up about it”. \

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A Catholic Brother accused of sexually abusing four children at Altona and Altona North has been committed to stand trial in the Melbourne County Court on April 20, 2015.

Bernard Joseph Hartman, 74, has entered pleas of not guilty for 16 sexual assault and two assault charges. He has been charged with 14 counts of indecent assault and two counts of gross indecency with a girl under 16.

Taskforce Sano detectives allege the o� ences happened at St Paul’s College at Altona North and in Altona homes between 1976 and 1982. It is not known if there will be one trial or separate trials.

Witness statements tendered to the Melbourne Magistrates Court, which were obtained by the Weekly on Wednesday, are from two males and two females, now in their mid-to-late 40s.

One man, 48, stated that Hartman was his biology teacher at St Paul’s in 1981 when he was in year 10. � e witness turned 16 in June that year.

He described Hartman as “a Jekyll and Hyde-type of person” and said that the abuse

“happened all of the time”. “I have no doubt that Brother Hartman

used to enjoy hitting me as well as sexually abusing me . A� er more than 30 years I am still su� ering. My innocence has been taken by a man of God, Brother Hartman. ”

Another witness, also 48, had Hartman as his biology teacher in years 9 and 10 at the same college.

� e witness said that when he repelled Hartman a� er being sexually assaulted,

he was threatened with expulsion and Hartman said no one would believe him.

“I said yes they will because I have never lied to my parents and Hartman would have a scandal on

his hands when they belted him. “I just shut this out of my mind until

I saw � e Age about 12 months ago with an article on the front page about … Brother Hartman … When I saw the photo my blood went cold.”

A female witness, 49, allege d that Hartman sexually assaulted her from the ages of eight to 11.

Another female witness, 45, alleged that she was � ve or six when Hartman � rst sexually assaulted her. \

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� e Victorian Civil and Administrative Tribunal has approved a controversial three-storey development for the former Newport timber yard site, stating the community had become “wearied and worn down” � ghting the development for the third time.

� e tribunal approved the development for 6 Paine Street, with a reduction in the number of townhouses from 43 to 39.

It was the third application since 2010 by Domain Hill Property Group . Domain managing director Peter Cahill said : “ We’re � elding calls from buyers already so there’s de� nitely strong demand in the neighbourhood for quality townhouses.”

More than 260 residents, who started a Protect Newport action group, objected to the development.

In 2011, VCAT refused Domain’s application to build 40 dwellings at the site. In 2012, the tribunal refused a second application for 42 dwellings.

In its latest decision, VCAT presiding member Michael Deidun and member Ann Keddie said the developer had worn

people down. “As verbally expressed by the residents and probably also felt by the other parties, they have become wearied and worn down by what is now nearly four years of almost continuous planning permit applications, tribunal proceedings and planning disputes over this parcel of land.

“We feel it would be a positive outcome if this proceeding resulted

in a permit being granted, and thus bring an end to this dispute.”

Resident Nik Bebic said it was “a very sad day indeed when a decision by council, which

represents all of us, is set aside to grant this blatant opportunity to

exploit the urban consolidation theme, which has been thrust upon us all by this greedy state government.

“Yes, I am weary, but not for the reasons VCAT gives in their decision. I am weary because, once again, the powerless have been trampled on by the powerful.”

Hobsons Bay mayor Sandra Wilson said that while the decision was disappointing, the development had been scaled back and several concerns about scale, bulk and density had been addressed. \

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“once again, the powerless have been trampled”

People across Hobsons Bay and Maribyrnong celebrated Harmony Day on Friday as part of Victoria’s Cultural Diversity Week. Alice and Giovanna Agosta (pictured ), of Altona North Children’s Centre, dressed in traditional clothing, shared food and experienced art and craft from other cultures. Other events included a cultural games day when people took part in activities such as truyen-truyen (Vietnam), mahjong (China) and traditional Indian games. Maribyrnong residents joined a bus tour to places of worship , including Buddhist and Hindu temples, and there were preschool storytime sessions in Vietnamese, Chin and Burmese. Other events included a free Colourfest � lm festival at Newport’s Substation , a Holi Festival celebrating Indian culture, and a “harmony feast”. \ GD

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Youth at risk

Maribyrnong school leavers are at risk of slipping through the cracks unless the federal government commits to Youth Connections services, according to western suburbs MPs.

Opposition leader and Maribyrnong MP Bill Shorten said a lack of funding for the program threaten ed Westgate Community Initiatives Group’s ability to help young people overcome barriers to education and employment.

“� is is a holistic approach to helping young people in Maribyrnong and Moonee Valley who have le� school or are at risk of leaving school to continue with their education and ultimately complete year 12,” he said.

Gellibrand MP Tim Watts said more than 80 per cent of those using the services were still in study or jobs two years later.

Recent Senate estimates committee hearings revealed the federal government is yet to allocate funding for the services beyond the end of this year. \

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alarm over petrochemical flare, firealtona

Fire crews last week visited Hobsons Bay’s two biggest petrochemical companies a� er reports of � res.

Alarmed residents called the Metropolitan Fire Brigade when they thought Mobil’s Altona re� nery was ablaze. But black smoke and � aring on Wednesday a� ernoon was “product” burning o� due to a re� nery shutdown, according to a Mobil spokeswoman.

Four � re trucks attended.A truck attended Altona plastics

manufacturer Qenos on Tuesday last week a� er insulation caught � re near a furnace.

Sheila Freeman was among residents who feared Mobil had caught � re a� er witnessing smoke and � ames.

“My husband and I were driving along Maddox Road, Newport, and saw two large plumes of black smoke,” she said. “We turned into Kororoit Creek Road and saw two chimneys at Mobil � aring, saw two � re engines leaving the site. Are we really safe?”

Mobil spokeswoman Melanie Saliba said one of the re� nery’s process units had shut down about 1.35pm.

“At the time of the shutdown, the re� nery’s

safety mechanisms worked, as intended, to safely stop re� nery processes, as required,” she said.

“Initially there was a noticeable increase in black smoke associated with the � aring, which was due to an insu� cient amount of steam being available.”

MFB spokeswoman Heather Stockton said the Qenos � re had been minor and was quickly brought under control. “� e � re was

contained to one of the pipes,” she said. Qenos spokesman Rod Coughlin said the

� re was caused by silicone touching a hot pipe. “At no point was there any danger to our people or our community,” he said.

Smoke was visible over Altona North and Laverton on Tuesday as the Department of Environment and Primary Industries conducted planned burns. \

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Jenny Tran and Kristijan Jovanovski have been awarded two of only nine scholarships that are granted in Australia each year for undertaking post-graduate studies at Oxford University. Ms Tran, a doctor at Werribee Mercy Hospital, was director of REACH (Realising Education and Access to

Collaborative Health), which was Australia’s � rst student-run clinic project to deliver free community health care.

Mr Jovanovski, a neuroscience researcher, founded the Melbourne University Health Initiative (MUHI), a charity running a preventive medicine campaign in Kenya, outreach programs for asylum seekers and disadvantaged high school students, and supplying hospitals in developing countries with medical materials.

Previous Rhodes scholars include prime ministers Tony Abbott and Bob Hawke. \ BM

Degrees of delight: Jenny Tran and Kristijan Jovanovski are off to Oxford. (SUPPLIED)



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� e west’s very own short � lm festival lights up the silver screen in Yarraville this weekend.

� e inaugural Setting Sun Short Film Festival starts at the Sun � eatre with an opening-night gala from 7pm, Friday .

� e Golden Sunset Programme, featuring all of the � nalist � lms, will be followed by a ’70s-themed party.

Festival director Anna Bourozikas says Maribyrnong council will present a Dusky Sun Programme in the pop-up park from 8.30pm on Saturday , featuring a free outdoor screening of the “best of the rest” festival � lms.

“� ese are the � lms that didn’t make the o� cial program, but we want everyone’s � lms to have a chance to be screened in front of an audience,” she said.

� e festival attracted 42 � lm entries, which Bourozikas said re� ect ed the need for a western suburbs � lmmakers’ festival.

� e festival will close with an awards ceremony from 7pm on Sunday when the festival’s winners will be revealed. \

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your voiceRE. RATES WASTED(Weekly, March 19)

■ In “Your Voice”, Ron King made reference to Hobsons Bay mayor’s program and also asks the question “what is a governance program for secondary schools?”.

I suggest that Mr King ask the appropriate people before expressing the opinion that “We should sack the lot of them for such rubbish”.

Any intelligent person asking a question would � rst understand the matter and then criticise if it is appropriate.

Mr King also noted other things he did not approve of; I suspect he does not understand them either. GEORGE SAID, SEAHOLME

RE. TRUCK TRAFFIC SLEEP-IN PROTEST IS PREMIER’S WAKE-UP CALL(Weekly, March 19)

■ To complain about noise is really silly. Melbourne is a growing city and of course there are more cars

and trucks. Be thankful you have a home as there are people who need to sleep on the street and not by choice.MARK \ VIA ONLINE

■ This level of noise pollution actually has fairly serious health implications, Mark.

On Francis Street in Yarraville noise levels from trucks are double the World Health Organisation guidelines.

And Moore Street in Footscray has more night-time truck traf� c than Francis Street.

Hardly a “silly” issue .NARELLE \ VIA ONLINE

■ The toll for a truck on the Bolte Bridge is about $5 each way.

When the truck is earning about $50 per hour and must use the Bolte twice, that brings the income down to $40.

Out of that running costs and driver’s wages must be taken [so] it is not good business sense for trucks to use the Bolte Bridge.

Perhaps if you stopped moaning about the community and stood beside them in their call for proper infrastructure for the freight industry, they wouldn’t need to block roads to get the government to pay attention.GETREALNEIL \ VIA ONLINE

■ Great to see people taking action. The situation on Moore Street is ridiculous. Trucks should be using CityLink to access the port.BILL \ VIA ONLINE

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[But] if trucks were given an exemption from tolls there is no reason why trucks wouldn’t use [the bridge].

If you want to protest about trucks using Moore Street, then protest to the government and offer them an alternative.DARBY \ VIA ONLINE

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Save Newport Library last week held its � rst meeting to plan the next phase of its campaign against Hobsons Bay council’s proposal for a library with no books.

Former librarian Sarah Vincent is convener of the group, which has received more than 350 ‘likes’ on its Facebook page.

As reported by the Weekly on March 5, the council deferred approving plans for the Newport Youth Library and Seniors Project a� er residents complained the design showed no bookshelves.

Mayor Sandra Wilson had said the library would complement Altona North and Williamstown libraries by providing “services based on e-book, digital information and learning”.

But following a public outcry, the council unanimously voted to consult the community . It has invited residents to an information session on April 2 at 6pm to discuss the future of Newport library. � e meeting will be at Newport Seniors Centre at Paine Reserve in Mason Street.

People may nominate to become a member of the library sub-committee that will guide development of the new library. Nominations close on April 2. \

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» hobsonsbay.vic.gov.au/libraryconsult Being heard: Save Newport Library members deliver their message. (WAYNE HAWKINS)



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Inspirational: Cr Sarah Carter, Lorraine Kennedy, Susan Alberti, Halima Mohamed and Cr Catherine Cumming at the celebrations. (SUPPLIED)

decades of volunteering rewardedBraybrook

One of Maribyrnong’s most inspirational women has been honoured during International Women’s Day celebrations. Braybrook resident Lorraine Kennedy was recognised at a luncheon at Braybrook Community Centre for her outstanding

volunteer work for the community over 40 years. � e 2006 Maribyrnong citizen of the year championed the creation of the Braybrook Community Health Centre, which became Western Region Health Centre , and she started the Western Region Tool Library. Maribyrnong mayor Grant Miles said Ms Kennedy was an inspiration to everyone. \ BM

rail land sale tipped to fund station upgradesWest Footscray

Vacant land adjoining West Footscray railway station could be sold to developers under a state government plan to help pay for station upgrades.

Victorian Premier Denis Napthine last week revealed West Footscray was one of 10 railway station sites across Melbourne identi� ed for selling.

Dr Napthine said the sales would deliver $1 billion in direct investment through a station precinct enhancement program.

“It will create more than 3000 direct project-delivery jobs, a further 5000 indirect jobs through construction and the potential to support more than 800 full-time commercial and retail jobs a� er project completion,” he said.

� e potential West Footscray station development site is a 5000 -square-metre area north of the rail corridor, next to Whitten Oval.

A spokeswoman for Public Transport Minister Terry Mulder said the site had

the potential for residential, o� ce and convenience retail use.

“� is potential project will be investigated and, if commercially viable, released to the market in a controlled manner over the next three to � ve years,”

she said.“� e site would still require

Department of Transport and government approvals and consultation with the local council and community .”

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Institute of Australia Victoria, said the sooner the government could move on such projects the better.

“� e opportunity to invest in projects such as the station precinct enhancement program, which should not be subject to long planning delays as the projects are supported by government policy, will be attractive to the property sector,” he said. \

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Students from the Newport campus of Bayside P-12 College and Point Cook Senior and � e Grange colleges will be able to train to be diesel mechanics.

Laverton-based international diesel engine-maker Cummins donated two diesel engines to a new trades training centre as part of its training partnership with the schools.

� e company is also o� ering work experience and school-based apprenticeships .

Trade class: From left, Matt Smakman, Leigh Travis, Jack Wilson and Jesse White-Edwards learn new skills. (MARK SMITH)

� e program, brokered by the WynBay Local Learning and Employment Network, will provide year 10 students with a week of work experience at Cummins.

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Two new sculptures will appear in the new Braybrook Hub early next year a� er Maribyrnong council announced the two successful projects.

Twenty submissions were whittled down to a shortlist of nine before TRUC and Pollyanna’s Egg were announced as the council’s preferred artworks.

TRUC by Jonathan Leahey and David Burrows (pictured), costing $105,000, features two rotating six-metre � gures with video cameras and screens that can be viewed in place or via mobile phones or the internet.

� e $40,000 Pollyanna’s Egg by Archinauts is inspired by the children’s book Pollyanna’s Egg, itself inspired by the true story of 12-year-old Braybrook resident Trena Telford and her pet goose, Pollyanna, who appeared in a photo in the former Argus newspaper in August 1956.

� e artwork is a large recycled timber goose egg above a “nest” of long, grassy plants.

� e egg’s hollow centre will contain a weatherproof time capsule.

Maribyrnong mayor Grant Miles said the

council’s public art strategy aimed to enliven public spaces.“We chose these two artworks as

we wanted the community to experience fun, interactive and safe public art pieces,” he said .

“Having these large and small-scale artworks will contribute to the Revitalising Braybrook project, and will help make the redeveloped Braybrook Hub [in Churchill Avenue] a centre of the community.” \

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SHAKESPEARE SHOWHamlet will be performed in the Williamstown Botanic Gardens. The OZACT theatre troupe will enact the Shakespeare tale of politics, betrayal and revenge at 3pm on March 29-30 and April 5-6. Tickets are $33 for adults, $28 concession and $20

information session on 6.30-8.30pm on April 2 for people who can provide long-term, weekend respite or emergency care.■ 9396 7400

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cHOIR cALLINGIf you sing around the house, why not join a choir? SingWest is a community choir that rehearses each Monday night in Williamstown. No auditions required.■ Hugh, 0413 591 342

SHuN YOuR ANGERLaverton Community Centre and Neighbourhood House is running a six-week anger management course for men. It starts on May 15 and runs Thursdays from 6.30-8.30pm. Men can practise anger management in a safe environment with peers.■ 8368 0177 \

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Sumptuous and tranquil, this three-level showstopper is nestled among clusters of matured bamboo.

It’s a scene perfect for the exotic-at-heart and buyers who want a slice of paradise close to the city.

Built by a sole owner only a decade ago, it’s brimming with plenty of decorative big guns such as water features, stacker-stone walls and fittings that include electric roller shutters, 15mm mirrored windows and commercial-grade door and window frames.

The ground floor has a lounge room with polished African walnut floorboards bordered by white rock.

A passageway with chandeliers, which goes past a powder room and water feature beneath the staircase, links to an open-plan living and dining area with gas fire. This area incorporates the kitchen, which has a concealed dishwasher and Miele stainless-steel appliances, including a double oven and coffee maker.

There’s a double sink with mixer tap and stylish granite bench-tops, glass splashback, overhead cabinetry and 2pac drawers.

The sleeping quarters are on the second floor.

There are two bedrooms with high box windows and fitted built-in wardrobes.

The large main bedroom has a stunning resort-style en suite, two-way walk-in wardrobe and a private north-east-facing balcony.

The third level is the icing on the cake when it comes to entertaining guests.

Highlighted by a rounded ceiling, this level has a kitchenette, split-system, theatre area with built-in screen, projector and surround-sound. The terrace with concrete floor

and direct views of the cityscape tops it all off.Outside, a sense of seclusion is created by the house’s leafy surrounds.

The front yard has elevated decking, while the back courtyard has a grand water feature, a built-in dining table and seats beneath a shade sail, and raised concrete garden beds.

The double garage provides rear access to Aphrasia Lane.

The garage has a loft bedroom with split-system and double built-in wardrobe, making it ideal as a guest retreat or office. \

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Williams real estate Williamstown \ 9397 2000 Price \ $1.3 million – $1.4 million auction \ April 5 at 1.30pm

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24-26 Pier StreetAltona barlows.com.au 9398 3888

Mortgagee AuctionWonderful opportunity to secure this affordable property. Located in this quiet court, this home hasenormous potential for further improvement and offers possibilities for the keen renovator. Alterna-tively consider the development possibilities (STCA) on the allotment of approximately 540 sq m. Theexisting home offers three bedrooms with two separate living areas.

Saturday April 5th: Saturday April 5th at 2pmInspect: Saturday 1.30 - 2.00pmContact: Scott Murdoch 0419 380 100

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193 Heaths Road

POSITION! POSITION! POSITION! INVEST - LIVE - WORK FROM HOME!A unique opportunity to purchase now, live on site and enjoy capital growth. This property is situated in the heart of all things happening and West from Donnybrook Rail Station with major developments happening to the west north and south of this site.Comprising:• Approximately 1km West of Donnybrook Rail Station• Approximately 900m East of Hume Freeway• Within 35 minutes of Melbourne Airport• Within 50 minutes of Melbourne CBD

The future is bountiful with prospects of growth

Featuring:• Approx 7Acres• 4 br BV home

• Machinery shed• Water Bore

Craigieburn (Donnybrook) 700 Donnybrook Road

As a fi rst home buyer’s opportunity this is too good to miss!So call us now for an inspection!

This unique opportunity has many paths. Ideal investment ongoing! First home located close to all amenities! Opportunity forprofessional rooms subject to appropriate statutory approval.

Also includes:• Carport• Gas Hot Water• Gas wall heater• Electric Hot Plates & Oven • Air-conditioning• Cement tiled roof• Window furnishings• Light fi ttings

Features include:1. Spacious land comprising approx. 583 squ. Metres with a 16.5m frontage.2. This three bedroom BV residence includes built in robes two bedrooms, roller shutters, window furnishings and light fi ttings. Electric hot plates and wall oven, gas wall furnace and HWS.

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Balancing the aesthetic tradition of an 1872 Victorian with a floor plan that emphasises the modern and practical, this four-bedroom house impresses

over two levels. Ground-level living areas incorporate

lounge and dining rooms with fireplaces and an open-plan family-meals hub with floating floorboards and plenty of natural light. The kitchen is equipped with Bosch appliances.

Two bedrooms on this level (one with fireplace) share a chic, ceramic bathroom with pedestal basin.

Upstairs has two bedrooms with built-in wardrobes and a retreat area. One of these bedrooms has vaulted ceilings, a window seat and ceiling fan. There’s also a bathroom on this level.

A north-facing backdrop with optional off-street parking adds to the property’s scope.

The leafy backyard is enhanced with an open entertainment deck, paved courtyard and low-maintenance patio.

In one of Williamstown’s finest pockets, within walking distance of the botanic gardens, Nelson Place and Williamstown Beach, the lifestyle this property allows will be hard to beat. \

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Greg Hocking Elly Partners Williamstown \ 8387 0000 Price \ Contact agent Auction \ April 5 at 1.30pm

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West Footscray | 40Hansen Street 3 bed | 1 bath | 1 parking....................................................................................................

Mortgagee Auction THIS SATURDAY@12:30pm $POA....................................................................................................Viewing This Saturday Catherine Cumming 0411 344 336From 12:00pm John Verduci 0411 660844....................................................................................................

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Caroline Springs | 5 Sherdley Green3 bed | 2 bath | 2 parking.......................................................

Auction THIS SATURDAY@12:00pm.......................................................Viewing From 11:30amCatherine Cumming 0411 344 336Frank Forti 0419 321 816.......................................................tre.com.au

YARRAVILLE | 12/88 - 94 Stephen Street2 bed | 1 bath | 2 parking.......................................................

Private Sale $580,000 to $610,000.......................................................Viewing This Sat 1:00pm - 1:30pmTamie Byrom0439 006 681John Verduci 0411660844.......................................................tre.com.au


This character-filled weatherboard has been lovingly cared for by the same family for 25 years. It’s perched in a quiet, leafy pocket surrounded by

friendly neighbours and other quality houses. Four large, plushly carpeted bedrooms

with built-in wardrobes can cater to a growing family. Three of the rooms have feature walls.

The bathroom has a shower-over-bath and scope to update.

Elegant drapes are featured in the lounge room, which has archways, a gas heater and chandelier.

The light-filled kitchen, with freestanding cooker, dishwasher and timber-trim cabinetry, adjoins a family-meals area with large floor tiles.

A large rumpus room has a timber ceiling and a gas heater.

A big pergola with large concrete tiling is the spot for social gatherings and entertainment.

Other features include evaporative cooling, a shed, vegie patch and an extensively paved side driveway leading to the garage.

The north-facing block measures 535 square metres and allows a quick commute into the city. \

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Williams Real Estate Williamstown \ 9397 2000 Price \ $480,000 – $520,000 Auction \ March 29 at 10.30am

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COTTAGE CUTENESSYour entry into the Williamstown market is here with this freestandingweatherboard home.Offering comfortable accommodation as is, with potential to improve ifdesired.A perfect first home for singles & couples, also a fantastic investmentproperty. 2 bedrooms, plus spacious lounge & dining room with heating/cooling. Neat & tidy kitchen overlooks the north facing rear yard.Quiet, yet convenient location, within minutes of schools, shops, transport &The Strand waterfront.Currently leased until April 3, 2015 & returning $1,825 per calendar month.

Auction Saturday 3 May at 11.30

MELWAYS 56 B7

inSpEct Wednesday 26 March - 5.15 - 5.45

EnQuiRY $550 - $590,000

contAct Katie Smith 0425 737 [email protected]

Williamstown 24 Albert Street

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NEW LISTING

DREAMING OF A WILLIAMSTOWN HOME?Your chance to buy into Williamstown at an affordable price. Premium locationwith a glorious semi-detached single front home & you have the recipe for asecure future. A home that has been renovated & extended over the years tooffer an enticing blend of period detail & modern day conveniences. Northfacing garden with ample scope to extend, if you desire (STCA). Wide entrancehall, 2 large bedrooms with BIRs & bookshelves, central formal living spacewith open fireplace, through to the bright & airy kitchen/dining area.French doors open out to oversized deck, perfect spot for entertaining orrelaxing in the sun. Nestled in a prized location, wide & quiet street.Short stroll to schools, shops, cafes, beach & transport. It's all here!

Auction Saturday 29 March at 12.30

MELWAYS 56 A7

inSpEct Wednesday 26 March - 5.30 - 6.00Saturday 29 March - 12.00 for 12.30

EnQuiRY $680 - $720,000

contAct Nathan Smith 0400 843 [email protected]

Williamstown 8 Courtis Street

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Looking Forward To Selling Your Home? We are... For Auction or Sale NowForthcoming Auctions

24 Albert Street WILLIAMSTOWN $550 - $590,000 Wed 26 Mar - 5.15 - 5.45 Katie Smith 0425 737 673

77 Bayview Street WILLIAMSTOWN $1.3m - $1.35m ARCHITECTICALLY DESIGNED FREESTANDING HOME Michael Harvey 0425 737 672

For Auction or Sale NowAuctions - This Saturday 29 March9 Joel Avenue ALTONA NORTH $480 - $520,000 Wed 26 Mar - 5.00 - 5.30 Sat 29 Mar - 10.00 for 10.30

17 Richard Street WILLIAMSTOWN $790 - $850,000 Wed 26 Mar - 5.00 - 5.30 Sat 29 Mar - 11.00 for 11.30

8 Courtis Street WILLIAMSTOWN $680 - $720,000 Wed 26 Mar - 5.30 - 6.00 Sat 29 Mar - 12.00 for 12.30

4 Beevers Street ALTONA NORTH $540 - $580,000 LARGER THAN AVERAGE TOWNHOUSE Sat 29 Mar - 1.00 for 1.30

65 Hannan Street WILLIAMSTOWN $1,400,000 + Thurs 27 Mar - 5.30 -6.00 Sat 29 Mar - 3.00 for 3.30

1/96 Railway Place WILLIAMSTOWN $510,000 SOLD BEFORE AUCTION Lauren Montebello 0411 648 509

14/1 Johnston Street NEWPORT $715,000 SOLD BEFORE AUCTION Lauren Montebello 0411 648 509

Auction - Saturday 5 April325 Melbourne Road NEWPORT $1.3m - $1.4m Sat 29 Mar - 2.30 - 3.00 Sun 30 Mar - 11.45 - 12.15

Auctions - Saturday 12 April251 Douglas Parade NEWPORT $950 - $1.03m Sat 29 Mar - 9.30 - 10.00 Sun 30 Mar - 1.45- 2.15

78 Albert Street WILLIAMSTOWN $600 - $650,000 Sat 29 Mar - 4.00 - 4.30 Sun 30 Mar - 3.15 - 3.45

22 West Court WILLIAMSTOWN $700 - $750,000 Sat 29 Mar - 1.30 - 2.00 Sun 30 Mar - 11.00 - 11.30

1 Stewart Street WILLIAMSTOWN $1.6m - $1.7m Sat 29 Mar - 1.30 - 2.00 Sun 30 Mar - 12.15 - 12.45

273 Melbourne Road NEWPORT $1.15m - $1.25m Sat 29 Mar - 2.00 - 2.30 Sun 30 Mar - 12.30 - 1.00

57 Thompson Street WILLIAMSTOWN $950 - $1.05m Sat 29 Mar - 2.15 - 2.45 Sun 30 Mar - 11.45 - 12.15

Auctions - Saturday 26 April38 Perry Street WILLIAMSTOWN $850 - $900,000 Sat 29 Mar - 12.15 - 12.45 Sun 30 Mar - 11.30 - 12.00

14 Paine Street NEWPORT $600 - $650,000 Sat 29 Mar - 3.15 - 3.45 Sun 30 Mar - 2.30 - 3.00

Private Sales1A Douglas Street ALTONA NORTH $485,000 TOWNHOUSE WITH A LARGE BACKYARD Nathan Smith 0400 843 331

8 Michael Court ALTONA NORTH $540 - $580,000 Sat 29 Mar -1.00 - 1.30 Lauren Montebello 0411 648 509

3 & 4/77 Hansen Street ALTONA NORTH Contact Agent Sat 29 Mar - 2.30 - 3.00 Sun 30 Mar - 10.00 - 10.30

102 Market Street NEWPORT $780 - $840,000 Sat 29 Mar -11.30 - 12.00 Sun 30 Mar - 10.45 - 11.15

31A Rosshire Road NEWPORT $525,000 SPACIOUS & AFFORDABLE Lauren Montebello 0411 648 509

31 Crawford Street NEWPORT $875,000 Sat 29 Mar - 3.15 - 3.45 Nathan Smith 0400 843 331

11 Jack Street NEWPORT Contact Agent Sat 29 Mar -10.15 - 10.45 Nathan Smith 0400 843 331

30 Blenheim Road NEWPORT $730,000 LAND, LAND, LAND Rosemary Jamonts 0405 535 434

27A Ann Street WILLIAMSTOWN Contact Agent Sat 29 Mar - 10.15 - 10.45 Sun 30 Mar -1.00 - 1.30

2 Inglis Street WILLIAMSTOWN $860,000 Sat 29 Mar - 2.30 - 3.00 Rosemary Jamonts 0405 535 434

151 Nelson Place WILLIAMSTOWN $1,600,000 COMMERCIAL/RESIDENTIAL DELIGHT Katie Smith 0425 737 673

13 Douch Street WILLIAMSTOWN Contact Agent VACANT LAND - PRIME POSITION Nathan Smith 0400 843 331

3/59 Aitken Street WILLIAMSTOWN Contact Agent LARGE CENTRALLY LOCATED TOWNHOUSE Michael Harvey 0425 737 672

8 Park Crescent WILLIAMSTOWN $530,000 Sat 29 Mar - 9.15 - 9.45 Michael Harvey 0425 737 672

3/2B John Street WILLIAMSTOWN Undisclosed SOLD, SOLD, SOLD! Nathan Smith 0400 843 331



ALL OF THE RIGHT INGREDIENTSA property that offers exciting potential & plentiful opportunity at anaffordable level. Excellent scope to renovate, refurbish or redevelop (STCA).Reap the rewards! Prime, blue chip Central Williamstown real estate with rearaccess via Rosny Place. A perfectly comfortable, neat & tidy, 4 bedroomsingle storey home, adds to the appeal of this property. Master with ensuite,central kitchen, 2 separate living areas, loads of space for the family buyeror investor alike. A wonderfully quiet street, centrally located in the heart ofWilliamstown. Stroll to Ferguson Street & Douglas Parade shopping precincts,trains, beach, foreshore & walkways. An enviable location & a potential ladenproperty providing the ingredients for future success.


MELWAYS 56 B8


EnQuiRY $790 - $850,000

contAct Nathan Smith 0400 843 [email protected]

Williamstown 17 Richard Street

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OPEN WED 5.00 – 5.30

ADORABLE, AFFORDABLE!Beautifully presented & lovingly maintained, this single level brick home willexcite the masses. Whether you’re a first home buyer trying to get into Willy,a wise investor looking for a low maintenance property, or downsizing into asmaller home, this is a great option. Three good size bedrooms share a fullyrenovated, stylish central bathroom. The kitchen is spacious & sits adjacentto the dining area with built-in study space. The lounge room is large & light& provides split system heating & cooling. A paved outdoor area makesentertaining easy, plus a storage room adds practicality. Further featuresinclude: stainless steel appliances, dishwasher & a crossover opens up thepossibility of a car off the street (STCA).

Auction Saturday 12 April at 11.30

MELWAYS 56 A7

inSpEct Saturday 29 March - 4.00 - 4.30Sunday 30 March - 3.15 - 3.45

EnQuiRY $600 - $650,000

contAct Lauren Montebello 0411 648 [email protected]

Williamstown 78 Albert Street

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EPITOME OF SOUTH WILLIAMSTOWN LIVINGThis enchanting façade shouts welcome!Renovated large family home, retaining many period features with a blend ofmodern conveniences.Cleverly designed to incorporate natural light and open plan living with optionsto zone off when required.A truly magnificent property on a huge, leafy allotment of approximately650sqm.Stroll to the beach, train station, schools and shops.Add this to your list of homes to see!


MELWAYS 55 K9

inSpEct Thursday 27 March - 5.30 - 6.00Saturday 29 March - 3.00 for 3.30

EnQuiRY $1,400,000 +


Williamstown 65 Hannan Street

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650SQM APPROX



WHEN LOCATION COUNTSThis pretty Victorian has already been beautifully maintained & extendedso you can simply put your feet up, relax & enjoy the many lifestyle choiceson offer, such as the beach, restaurants, Nelson Place precinct & theparklands all close by. Charm is apparent on entry with original polished Balticfloorboards throughout, open fireplaces, gorgeous pressed metal ceilings& stained glass windows. 2 generous sized bedrooms followed with formalliving, open plan dining & kitchen, plus third bedroom. Double glass slidingdoors open to a backyard of generous proportions. Side car access for 2cars. A sought-after Williamstown South location & truly elegant home whichticks all the boxes, close to schools, shops & transport.


MELWAYS 56 D10


EnQuiRY $950 - $1,050,000


Williamstown 57 Thompson Street

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SOPHISTICATED LIVING ON A GRAND SCALEGrand family home in the heart of Newport. Builders home, finished to higheststandards. Over 40sq (approx.) of accommodation with multiple living zones.5 bedrooms, including 2 master suites with ensuites + spa bath. Downstairsliving areas are vast & impressive. Formal & informal spaces centred aroundchef’s kitchen with Black Galaxy Granite benchtops, Smeg gas cook top,oven & range hood. Refrigerated cooling, ducted heating, gas log fireplace,security alarm, intercom system, built-in cabinetry & shelving. External s/steelspiral staircase provides access to upstairs terrace/bridge, linking home witha loft retreat. Laundry with plenty of storage + 2.5 car garage. Exceptionallocation, stroll to cafes, trains & schools. Moments to Williamstown & beach.


MELWAYS 55 K5


EnQuiRY $1,150,000 - $1,250,000

contAct Michael Harvey 0425 737 [email protected]

Newport 273 Melbourne Road

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NEW LISTING

A VIEW TO THRILL!Perfectly positioned on a corner block facing the bay, this home offersmagnificent views from both levels. Watch the waves as you wake up inthe morning or as you relax by the fire in the formal living room. Light-filledopen plan design shows off a huge kitchen & dining area that steps out to anoutdoor entertainment deck & pool. 3 generous bedrooms, all with BIRs, aseparate study, plus 2 living areas make this a spacious home for families.ROW laneway access to a huge garage provides the much sought-after off-street parking. More than comfortable to live in as is, there is still scope toimprove on the home if desired. Located only metres from Williamstown sand& swimming beach, offering a lifestyle that is second to none.


MELWAYS 56 A10


EnQuiRY $1,600,000 - $1,700,000


Williamstown 1 Stewart Street

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DESIGNED WITH FAMILY IN MIND!Striking street appeal with traditional features & manicured gardens. Balticpine floors & high ceilings. 3 bedrooms with BIRs, bathroom + 2nd toilet.Kitchen has unique timber benchtop & overlooks open plan dining & livingroom with windows allowing natural light. Backyard with paved undercoverentertaining, main gas BBQ, plenty of garden for kids & pets, rainwater tanks+ multi-purpose studio with BIR & separate workshop. Park multiple cars,boat & trailer off street with side drive to carport + ROW double door accessto garage. Features: zone controlled ducted refrigerated cooling & heating,separate gas ducted heating, storage, ducted vacuum, alarm system &potential to add 2nd storey (STCA). Stroll to shops, schools & The Strand.


MELWAYS 56 B5


EnQuiRY $950 - $1,030,000


Newport 251 Douglas Parade

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opEN THU 2.00 – 2.30 557sqm Approx.

A BREATHTAKING RESIDENCEAttention to detail & cutting edge design has created a spectacular residence.Calming theme encompasses the home, incorporating internal water features,matched with design techniques. Glass wall on northern boundary spans all 3levels & ensures natural light. Ground floor living spaces flow to the outdoorentertaining with built-in dining area & water feature. Privacy is assuredthanks to the Bamboo garden & built-in garden beds. 2nd floor incorporates3 bedrooms, master with ensuite & WIR + main bathroom. Top floor offersliving space that opens to a terrace balcony, 180 degree views of the bay &CBD. Best inclusions; high ceilings, high gloss African Walnut flooring, Granitebenchtops, Miele appliances, glass balcony, double garage + upstairs loft.


MELWAYS 55 K5


EnQuiRY $1,300,000 - $1,400,000


Newport 325 Melbourne Road

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MUCH LOVED FAMILY HOME – 535SQM APPROXIn the same family for 25 years, this home is ready for a new family to movein & make memories. Situated in a lovely quiet street, surrounded by friendlyneighbours & well-kept homes, it’s the perfect setting to raise a family.Lovingly maintained, it’s in good condition however with scope to update ifdesired.4 large bedrooms, central bathroom & 2 separate living areas.Entertaining & family gatherings are made easy with a huge paved outdoorarea with pergola.Further features include: gas heating, evaporative cooling, veggie patch, shed& side drive to garage.


MELWAYS 55 A4


EnQuiRY $480 - $520,000


Altona North 9 Joel Avenue

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opEN WED 5.00 – 5.30


The ‘can do’ agents.....

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Sensational Style and Lifestyle• Open plan living/dining, opening to court yard• Kitchen with Caesar stone, s/s Bosch appliances• 2 spacious bedrooms with large built in robes• Bathroom featuring its own private entrance• RC/air-conditioning, video intercom, timber floors• Euro-laundry, storage cage and car-space.• Short walk to Footscray train station

Footscray 6/80 Moreland Street A 2 B 1 C 2Auction Saturday 29th March 11.00amPrice Guide $470,000-$520,000Inspect Saturday 11.45-12.15Office 320 Barkly Street, Footscray.

9689 8388Contact Lee Marks 0400 997 755

Darren Dean 0438 550 055

by the ‘can do’ agents.....SOLD

Breathtaking Facade and Sublime PresentationOffered In This Superb One BedroomApartment• intoxicating fusion of architectural design brilliance• Inviting & elegant open plan living/dining• Galley style kitchen with s/s appliances• Master with BIR, privacy sliding door• Modern bathroom, laundry alcove & WC

West Footscray 7C/64 Cross Street A 1 B 1 C 1Auction Saturday 29th March 11.00amPrice Guide $260,000-$280,000Inspect Saturday 10.30-11.00Office 320 Barkly Street, Footscray.

9689 8388Contact Rob Sarosi 0438 373 562

Wayne Rogers 0411 854 094

by the ‘can do’ agents.....SOLD

Secured Complex, 2 Street Entry All WellMaintained. Brilliant Investment• Central kitchen with good appliances• 2 living areas one opening to courtyard• 3 large bedrooms master WIR/ensuite• 2 spacious bathrooms• Lock up garage & car space• Walk to tram/station/shops

Footscray 8/26 Park Street A 3 B 2 C 1Auction Saturday 29th March 12.00Price Guide $410,000-$440,000Inspect Saturday 11.30-12.00pmOffice 320 Barkly Street, Footscray.

9689 8388Contact Simon Eighteen 0411 472 608

Terry Cooper 0411 852 508

AUCTION This Saturday

Explore The Possibilities with this BrilliantlyLocated Brick Home on this 15m x 40m ApproxNorth Facing Allotment of Land• Offering 2 large bedrooms master with BIR’s• Light filled formal lounge with adjoining dining• Spacious kitchen & meals area overlooking• Undercover patio and north facing backyard• Central bathroom, separate laundry room

Maribyrnong 38 Macedon Street A 2 B 1 C 2Auction Saturday 29th March 12.00Price Guide $630,000-$670,000Inspect Saturday 11.30-12.00Office 33 Anderson Street, Yarraville.

9689 8388Contact Wayne Rogers 0411 854 094

Rob Sarosi 0438 373 562


Corner This Re invented Brick Residence of 6Principal Rooms• 3 double bedrooms each with BIR & roller shutters• Formal lounge adjacent to updated kitchen• Sep family/meals, sunroom, bathroom & laundry• All set on a corner site of 330m2 10 x 33m approx• A must see maintenance free property

Yarraville 58 Kidman Street A 3 B 1 C 1Auction Saturday 12th April 11.00amPrice Guide $450,000 - $500,000Inspect Saturday 12.00-12.30Office 320 Barkly Street, Footscray.



Comfortable and Well Maintained TownhouseIdeally Situated In Quiet Lennox St, and within ashort stroll of The Village• Two good sized bedrooms, master with WIR• Smaller 3rd bedroom or ideal study• Living room opening onto large private courtyard• Galley style kitchen overlooking 2nd courtyard• Full bathroom, separate WC and large laundry

Yarraville 4/150 Hyde Street A 2 B 1 C 1Auction Saturday 12th April 11.00amPrice Guide $480,000-$520,000Inspect Saturday 12.15-12.45Office 33 Anderson Street, Yarraville.

9687 8388Contact Dean Johnson 0414 397 163





All the Boxes are Ticked in Batman St! Land –Location & Lifestyle• Block front Edwardian with 6 principal rooms• Major improvements over past 10 years• Bullnose verandah entry to feature door• 4 bedroom accomodation of exceptional size• Living area, separate dining overlooking kitchen• Tiled bathroom & laundry

Footscray 2 Batman Street A 4 B 1 C 1Auction Saturday 5th April 11.00amPrice Guide $600,000-$625,000Inspect Saturday 10.45-11.15amOffice 320 Barkly Street, Footscray.

9689 8388Contact Simon Eighteen 0411 472 608

Terry Cooper 0411 852 508

Californian Bungalow with a Myriad of Deco-Style Features This Home is a Show Stopper• Comprise 2 large bedrooms with BIR’s• Formal lounge with OFP (possible 3rd b/r)• Central dining and adjoining family room• Recently updated hostess kitchen• Central bathroom and separate laundry• Set on a generous allotment of land, off st parking

Maribyrnong 1 Merlyn Street A 3 B 1 C 2Auction Saturday 5th April 12.00pmPrice Guide $630,000-$670,000Inspect Saturday 10.30-11.00amOffice 33 Anderson Street, Yarraville.

9687 8388Contact Wayne Rogers 0411 854 094

Rob Sarosi 0438 373 562

Stunning 3 Bedroom/3 Bathroom TownhouseFeaturing a most Flexible Floor plan WhilstCapturing Ample Natural Light Throughoutl• Situated at the rear of this compact unit complex• Three bedrooms with central bathroom & WC• Master with full ensuite, WIR & study nook• Spacious living room with adjacent dining• Host style kitchen boasting many extras

Maidstone 3/98 Ashley Street A 3 B 3 C 1 D

Auction Saturday 12th April 3.00pmPrice Guide $430,000-$470,000Inspect Saturday 12.45-1.15pmOffice 33 Anderson Street, Yarraville.



Affordably Priced Brand New Two BedroomHome Set Within Walking Distance to TheVillage and featuring a Remote ControlGarage• Perfect first home or long term investment• Two good sized bedrooms• Lockup garage and storage area• Upstairs living with sliding door to large balcony

Yarraville 1 Kingston Street A 2 B 1 C 1

Auction Saturday 5th April 11.00amPrice Guide $480,000-$520,000Office 33 Anderson Street, Yarraville.



An Alluring Well-appointed Town houseOffering Two Levels of Absolute Pleasure• A generous dining & living zone• 4 bedrooms and or separate study• Master with ensuite and BIR, central 2nd bathroom• Modern kitchen meals area with ss appliances• Generous contemporary yard with alfresco dining• Lock up garage adjacent full laundry & WC

Maidstone 3/18 Janson Street A 4 B 2 C 2Auction Saturday 12th April 1.00pmPrice Guide $472,000-$520,000Inspect Saturday 1.00-1.30pmOffice 320 Barkly Street, Footscray.



Affordable Family Home in Original Condition,Ideal Opportunity to Extend and or FurtherImprove• Set on a good sized allotment of 461m2 (approx)• Two bedrooms with BIR’s and smaller 3rd b/room• Front living room flowing into formal dining room• Separate kitchen with meals and access to dining• Central bathroom, large laundry and WC

Yarraville 59 Eirene Street A 3 B 1 C 1Auction Saturday 12th April 2.00pmPrice Guide $530,000-$570,000Inspect Saturday 12.00-12.30Office 33 Anderson Street, Yarraville.






The Very Best Style & Quality!• Generous open plan living & dining open to large decking• 3 double bedrooms with BIR’s (master with ensuite)• Designer kitchen with stone benches, glass s/backs & Bosch s/steel app’s• Garage plus drive way and additional lock up storage room• Ducted refrigerated air-conditioning & heating, window furnishings, alarm, videointercom,• Close to shops, parks, transport & only 10KM’s from CBD

South Kingsville 2/46 Saltley Street A 3 B 2 C 2

Auction Saturday, 12 April 12:00 PM (unless sold prior)Price Guide $650,000 -$690,000Inspect Sat 11.30am-12noon Sun 2.00pm-2.30pmOffice 461 Melbourne Road, Newport. 9391 9511Contact Ben Watson 0414 397 167 Dean Stanley 0403 372 922

Classic timber home in a wide tree-lined street.• Land size: 10 x 31.4 (314m2) approx• Comfortable with scope to improve• Bright lounge area with gas heater• 2 double bedrooms, both with BIR’s• Large kitchen with meals area• Updated central bathroom• Stroll to shops, station & schools

Newport 5 Monmouth Street A 2 B 1 C 1

Auction Saturday, 29 March 12:00 PM (unless sold prior)Price Guide $460,000-$500,000Inspect Sat 11.30am-12noonOffice 461 Melbourne Road, Newport. 9391 9511Contact Dean Stanley 0403 372 922 Carlo Marra 0409016848

AUCTION THIS SATURDAY

A Single Level Architectural Masterpeice!• Generous open plan living & dining with Japan Black timber floors opens to largedecking• 2 double bedrooms with BIR’s (master - ensuite) plus study/3rd bedroom• Designer 2pac kitchen with stone benches, mirror s/back & Bosch s/steel app’s• Garage plus drive way and additional lock up storage room• Ducted refrigerated air-conditioning & heating, alarm, video intercom,• Close to shops, parkland, transport & only 10KM’s from CBD

South Kingsville 3/46 Saltley Street A 3 B 2 C 2

Auction Saturday, 12 April 11:00 AM (unless sold prior)Price Guide $550,000 - $590,000Inspect Sat 12.00pm-12.30pm Sun 2.00pm-2.30pmOffice 461 Melbourne Road, Newport. 9391 9511Contact Ben Watson 0414 397 167 Dean Stanley 0403 372 922

Situated in a beautiful tree lined street this period style home is located in one ofNewport’s blue chip locations• Land 12.19 x 50.29m (613m2) approx.• Lovely open plan living area at rear• 4 Bedrooms and hydronic heating throughout• Fantastic studio/separate accommodation/contained unit• Huge north/west facing backyard ideal for kids• Double garage & sliding gate access at rear

Newport 52 Oxford Street A 4 B 2 C 2

Auction Saturday, 5 April 12:00 PM (unless sold prior)Price Guide $790,000-$840,000Inspect Sat 11.45am-12.15pm Sun 11.45am-12.15pmOffice 461 Melbourne Road, Newport. 9391 9511Contact Dean Stanley 0403 372 922 Carlo Marra 0409016848




Captivating, fully renovated and extended• Open plan kitchen with 900mm cooker, dining & living with fireplace.• Large family room with built in bookcase opens to decked pergola.• Spacious master bedroom with ensuite & WIR.• Spacious central bathroom with dual shower & double vanity.• Lockup storage/home office with a roller door.• Tasmanian Oak floorboards. Heating & cooling. Water Tanks.• Close to Leisure Centre, shops and schools.

Altona North 5 Second Avenue A 3 B 2 C 2

Auction Saturday, 12th April at 12pmPrice $595,000-$650,000Inspect Thurs 6-6:00pm, Sat 11-11:30amOffice 54 Pier Street, Altona. 9398 3799Contact Paul Lindemann 0418 336 025 Julie Burt 0410 553 517

An elegant and family entertainer• Formal lounge/dining room, 2 living areas & study.• Large open hostess kitchen/meals/family room.• Master with spa, dual vanity ensuite & 2 WIRS.• Enclosed alfresco. Garden with water feature.• Evap cooling, ducted heating, alarm & water tanks.• Close to golf course, gym, pool & shopping centre.

Sanctuary Lakes 8 South Shore AvenueA 4 B 2 C 2 D

Private Sale Contact AgentInspect Thurs 6-6:30pm, Sat 1-1:30pmOffice Shop 5, 73 Point Cook Rd, Seabrook.

9360 9355Contact Paul Lindemann 0418 336 025

Anthony Kent 0425 850 610

Immaculate owner built home the first time for sale• In the Seabrook School zone-ideal family home.• 3 bed with BIR’s, master with WIR & semi ensuite.• Spacious lounge with gas heating & split cooling.• Bright, spacious kitchen with adjoining meals area.• Secure yard with established gardens & fruit trees.• Over sized 1.5 car garage with rear roller door.

Seabrook 19 Catherine RoadA 3 B 1 C 1

Private Sale $375,000-$395,000Inspect Sat 2-2:30pmOffice Shop 5, 73 Point Cook Rd, Seabrook.

9360 9355Contact Jodie Lindemann 0425 850 606

Fiona Ruth 0425 850 608

Great home for a large family• Large formal & informal living + rumpus room.• Four bedrooms, 2 bathrooms & family room.• Master bedroom with ensuite and walk in robe.• DLUG with rear access for boats, caravans.• Located close to schools and shops.

Point Cook 6 Ronaldsay PlaceA 4 B 2 C 2 D

Private Sale $520,000-$560,000Inspect Sat 11-11:30amOffice 5, 73 Point Cook Rd Seabrook.

9360 9355Contact Julie Burt 0410 553 517

Fiona Ruth 0425 850 608

PRIVATE SALESOPEN FOR INSPECTION THURSDAY 27/03/20146:00-6:30PM3/60 GRIEVE PARADE ALTONA $390-$435,00019 CATHERINE ROAD SEABROOK $375-$395,0008 SOUTH SHORE AVENUE SANCTUARY LAKES CONTACT AGENT1/9 SEVES STREET ALTONA $395-$420,0005 SECOND AVENUE ALTONA NORTH $595-$650,0002 LENNON BOULEVARD POINT COOK $570-$610,000OPEN FOR INSPECTION SATURDAY 29/03/201410:00-10:30AM7 POINT COOK ROAD ALTONA MEADOWS $360-$390,00011:00-11:30AM14 SELWOOD PLACE ALTONA MEADOWS $545-$575,0008/35 GRIEVE PARADE ALTONA $360-$390,00022 VICKY COURT POINT COOK $360-$390,0005 SECOND AVENUE ALTONA NORTH $595-$650,00023A WREN STREET ALTONA $590-$640,0003 CLEMATIS AVENUE ALTONA NORTH $580,000+

12:00-12:30PM35 WREN STREET ALTONA $650-$690,0001 RUSH COURT ALTONA $560-$595,00056 SANCTUARY LAKES EAST BLVD SANCTUARY LAKES $599-$670,000149 VICTORIA STREET ALTONA MEADOWS $390-$425,0002 LENNON BOULEVARD POINT COOK $570-$610,0003/60 GRIEVE PARADE ALTONA $390-$435,0001:00-1:30PM15 AKUNA STREET ALTONA $598-$655,00020 NEST PLACE POINT COOK $370-$390,0008 SOUTH SHORE AVENUE SANCTUARY LAKES CONTACT AGENT24 JUNIPER AVENUE POINT COOK $570-$590,0007 KEARNEY ROAD ALTONA $480-$500,00014 FINLEY ROAD ALTONA $445-$470,0002:00-2:30PM1/9 SEVES STREET ALTONA $395-$420,00019 CATHERINE ROAD SEABROOK $375-$395,0002/1 BOYD STREET ALTONA $460-$480,0006 RONALDSAY PLACE POINT COOK $520-$560,00017 VILLIERS DRIVE POINT COOK $500-$550,000

RECORD SALESFOR THE MONTHS OF

JANUARY – FEBRUARY & MARCH 2014

WITH BUYERS WAITING!If you want a sticker on your property callSOLD

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Footscray 36 AdelAide Street

STYLISH FOOTSCRAY LIVINGThis charming, freestanding single front home in the heart ofFootscray has been beautifully renovated. Comprising of two wellsized, light filled bedrooms, open plan living and dining, centralkitchen area, modern bathroom and separate laundry. The timberdecked outdoor entertaining area, stainless steel appliances,ducted heating, brick fireplaces, ceiling roses and RC air conditionercompliment the modern finishes of this home.

AUCTION Saturday 12th April at 1.30pmInspect: Saturday 12:00-12:30pmPrice: $540,000 to $590,000Mel Ref: 41 K4

Maidstone 1/113 Mitchell street

FOR SALE $650,000Mel Ref: 27 F11Contact: Plans available at Office

HUGE MODERN OFF THE PLAN TOWNHOUSESecure this excellent opportunity now. Imagine living in this brandnew spacious townhouse which consists of 3/4 bedrooms, 3bathrooms, beautiful modern kitchen to cook up a feast, lock upgarage, floating staircase, large living room, fabulous retreat areaupstairs and entertaining area. This will surely please all your family &friends. Located In a very sought after area, close to public transport,schools, parklands, Highpoint Shopping Centre, and only a shortdrive to Melbourne CBD.

Kingsville 45 Chirnside street

RENOVATION REQUIREDSplendid opportunity to renovate out of repair dwelling in order tocater for your every need. The layout currently consists of Loungewith adjacent Dining Room, 3 Bedrooms (or 2 Bedrooms with Study),Kitchen plus Rear Access available from R.O.W. Well situated close tothe amenities of both Yarraville and Seddon Villages with bus, trainand direct access onto Westgate.

AUCTION Saturday 5th April at 2pmInspect: Saturday 2.15-2.45pmPrice: $440,000 - $460,000Mel Ref: 41 K6

AUCTION Saturday 29th March at 11.00amInspect: Saturday 10.30-11.00amPrice: $330,000-$350,000Mel Ref: 53 E9

laverton 33 Woods street

PLENTY OF POTENTIALExcellent opportunity to purchase family home on large block inclose proximity to Railway Station, Shopping Centre, School andParkland, plus easy access to city via freeway.Land: 15.24/19.81 x 39.62 (695m² approx)Dwelling includes 3 Bedrooms, Lounge with Gas Heating, Kitchen,Separate Dining Area plus Garage.

PRIVATE SALEPrice: From $430,000Mel Ref: 41 K3Contact: Plans available at the office

Footscray 6/12 ElEanor St

OFF THE PLAN BEAUTIES – SAVE, SAVE, SAVE!Stylishly designed, off the plan townhouses that are convenientlylocated. Close to all amenities and services, only 6 km fromMelbourne CBD, minutes from Vic Uni and Highpoint S/C with publictransport via bus or tram close by. Enjoy tax benefits and $’000’s inStamp Duty Savings.On offer are 2 x 2 br with LU garage or 1 x 3 brwith double garage and all enjoy open plan living.

sunshine 80 Parson street

PLENTY OF LAND/PLENTY OF POTENTIALOutstanding opportunity to secure substantial property withinwalking distance to Sunshine Central.Land size: 16.15 x 38.1 (615m²).Dwelling includes 2 Bedrooms, Lounge with Gas Heating, Kitchen plusGarage. Ideally situated with easy access to shops, bus, train andparkland.

AUCTION Saturday 29th March at 1pmInspect: Saturday 12.30-1.00pmPrice: $370,000 - $390,000Mel Ref: 40 J2


273 Hampshire RoadSunshine93117022

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34Mernda Street SunshinePosition & Potential/Huge 1131m2Allotment• 3 spacious bedrooms • Comfortable loungeroomwith reverse cycle split system airconditioner • Neat kitchen • Separate diningroom • Sunroom • Bright central bathroom• Large brick garage • Development opportunity(STCA) • Brilliant location, walking distance toshops, shopping centre, schools, Sunshine trainstation & bus services

Auction Saturday 29thMarch at 11.30amInspect Saturday 11.00 - 11.30amAgent David Falcone 0413 116 717MapRef 40 F1

19 Station Place SunshineHuge Potential/Brilliant Location!• 3 bedrooms, all with BIR’s • Lounge room• Kitchen &meals area • Central bathroom• Land size approx 585m2

For SaleInspect By AppointmentAgent David Falcone 0413 116 717MapRef 40 J1

Lot 1, 2-4Mara Court Taylors LakesBuild Your Dream Home!• Rare opportunity to purchase vacant land• Large allotment approx 558m2 • Surroundedby quality built homes • Brilliant location, closeto shopping centre, schools, public transportfreeway, lake & parklands • Be quick or missout

Auction Saturday 29thMarch at 10.30amInspect Saturday 10.00 - 10.30amAgent David Falcone 0413 116 717MapRef 14 A3

6 Harley Street SunshineNorthSomething Really Special!• 4 generous sized bedrooms, 3 with BIR’s• Main bedroomwith full ensuite &WIR• Spacious sun-filled lounge room • Appealingkitchen (updated) with dishwasher • Meals area• Bright quality bathroomwith spa bath, 2 toilets• Steel garage • Land size approx 620m2• Brilliant location, close to shops, schools &public transport

Auction Saturday 29thMarch at 1pmInspect Saturday 12.30 - 1.00pmAgent David Falcone 0413 116 717MapRef 26 J8

20 Rosewall Street SunshineNorthAffordable Dream/Much More ThanExpected!• 4 comfortable bedrooms, 3 with BIR’s• Spacious L-shaped lounge roomwith reversecycle split system air conditioner & gas heater• Neat kitchen adjoining meals area• 2 bathrooms, 2 toilets • Corner block, land sizeapprox 403m2 • Close to shops, schools & publictransport

Auction Saturday 12th April at 1pmInspect Saturday 2.00 - 2.30pmAgent David Falcone 0413 116 717MapRef 26 H7

11 Coleman CourtMaidstoneInvestors Or Developers!• Three comfortable bedrooms plus study• Spacious lounge room • Kitchen with mealsarea • Central bathroom, toilet • Futuredevelopment site (STCA) • Land size approx670m2 • Single garage and garden shed • Closeto schools, shops & transport

Auction Saturday 5th April at 12 noonInspect Saturday 4.15 - 4.45pmAgent Fred (Fatih) Fanoscu 0419 384 097MapRef 41 G1

9Mellor Street SunshineRenovate Or Redevelop!• Two spacious bedrooms with BIR’s• Comfortable lounge room • Kitchen withmeals area • Central bathroom, laundry andtoilet • Single garage • Close to schools, shops& transport

Features: polished floorboards, gas heater,reverse cycle air conditioner & gas cookingappliances

Auction Saturday 5th April at 2.00pmInspect By AppoinmentAgent Fred (Fatih) Fanoscu 0419 384 097MapRef 26 J11

6Mernda Street SunshineRenovated Beauty On Huge 940m2 Allotment• 3 bedrooms • L-shaped lounge room• Recently renovated 2 pak kitchen • Meals area• Sunroom overlooking backyard • Updatedbathroom, 2 toilets • Carport & brick garageFor SaleInspect Saturday 3.30 - 4.00pmAgent David Falcone 0413 116 717MapRef 40 F1

14 Harley Street SunshineNorthBrick Veneer Beauty/Large Allotment!• 3 bedrooms • Lounge room • Neat kitchenadjoining meals area • Bright bathroom• Double in-length garage with remote door

For SaleInspect By AppointmentAgent David Falcone 0413 116 717MapRef 26 J8

32 Alpini Parade SunshineWestEnhance Your Lifestyle• One of the most desirable street’s in CallawayPark • North facing to reserve parkland• Extra wide frontage & corner block

For SaleInspect By AppoinmentAgent Fred (Fatih) Fanoscu 0419 384 097MapRef 39 K3


CENTURY 21 GUNN & CO.PH: 9397 555549 Fergusson Street, Williamstowncentury21.com.au/williamstown Gunn & co.

SMARTER. BOLDER. FASTER.

Exceptional low maintenance living.Newport 72 Challis StreetStunning single level free standing home finished withclean crisp lines and neutral tones throughout.Comprising: Entrance hall, formal lounge room, masterbedroom with WIR & en-suite featuring a double shower,2 additional large bedrooms with BIRs, main bathroom &separate toilet with huge open plan kitchen/living/dining.

prICe$710,000 - $760,000AuCtIoNSaturday 10th May at 1.30pmVIewSaturday 2.30 - 3.00pmAgeNtAnthony Gunn0409 377 449

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Auction

Townhouse Overlooking ParklandNewport 1/71 oxford StreetCentury 21 presents another luxurious moderntownhouse just a short walk to Newport Lakes PrimarySchool, Newport Lakes Park, Sacred Heart CatholicSchool, the Mason Street shopping strip and Newporttrain station. This superb home comprises of 3 doublebedrooms, large main bedroom on the top floor with WIR& ensuite with a balcony overlooking Ducrow Reserve.

prICe$650,000 - $715,000AuCtIoNSaturday 26th April at 11.30amVIewSaturday 2.15 - 2.45pmAgeNtWarren Hulstaert0404 854 462

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Auction


Discerning buyers can take their pick of four new quality residences. Between Altona and Westona train stations, the boutique complex of contemporary dwellings also has shops, JK Grant Reserve sports facilities, the Esplanade and Altona P-9 College and Mount St Joseph Girls’ College nearby. The rendered residences include one with a single-level, two-bedroom layout; a dual-level dwelling of two

bedrooms; and two substantial dual-level three-bedroom designs. Each has living and dining areas with polished floorboards, vinyl-wrap kitchen with Caesarstone benchtops and ample storage, bedrooms with built-in wardrobes, and impressively appointed bathrooms. Ducted heating, evaporative cooling and a remote-controlled garage are also included. The versatile properties will also appeal to investors. \

ALtONA \ 1-4/13 HAnCoCk StReet

postcode

3018

Biggin & Scott Real Estate Altona \ 9398 8400 Price \ $575,000 + Private sale

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Bigger than you think, this bungalow-style period residence in one of Newport’s best addresses will surprise. On a 613-square-metre block with northwest-facing backyard, it’s in a tree-lined street that is close to Newport Lakes Reserve, Newport and Sacred Heart primary schools and Ducrow Reserve. It has an entry hall with heater; four bedrooms with built-in wardrobes; two bathrooms; large living

area with corner fireplace and gas log fire; updated timber kitchen with wall oven, rangehood, gas cooktop, double sink and space for a double fridge; meals area with ceiling fan; and a laundry. A unit at the rear can house an extended family or older children. Hydronic heating, split-system and leadlight windows are other extras. There’s also the bonus of a rear right-of-way that leads to a double garage via the sliding gate. \

NEWpORt \ 52 oxfoRd StReet

postcode

3015

Sweeney Estate Agents Newport \ 9391 9511 Price \ $790,000 – $840,000 Auction \ April 5 at noon

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CENTURY 21 GUNN & CO.PH: 9397 555549 Fergusson Street, Williamstowncentury21.com.au/williamstown Gunn & co.

SMARTER. BOLDER. FASTER.

Stunning Warehouse conversion.Newport 93 Franklin StreetPerfectly positioned, within minutes from the NewportStation & shopping, this well designed warehouseis maintenance free with an East facing balcony tocompliment its large upper living area.Parking is great with an end on end double garage. Thelarge entry leads to a downstairs bedroom & bathroom.The upstairs features the main bedroom, bathroom,modern kitchen & large living/Meals room. For modernliving this property ticks the boxes.

prICe$560,000 - $580,000AuCtIoNThis Saturday 29th March at11.30amVIewThursday 5.30 - 6.00pmSaturday 11.00 - 11.30amAgeNtKevin Gunn 0418 997 914

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Auction SAturdAy

The 3 L’s- Location, Lifestyle, Low-maintenanceNewport 1/38 Maddox roadKiss goodbye the never ending chores associated witholder homes, get your life back and move in to thisbrand-new 4 bedroom town-house. Light & spacious withquality fixtures & fittings throughout. A most convenientlocation close to train station, shopping, schools &Newport Lakes Reserve. Minutes to Williamstown &the CBD. Ideal low-maintenance home, or investmentproperty.

prICe$680,000 - $720,000AuCtIoNThis Saturday 29th March at1.30pmVIewWednesday 6.00 - 6.30pmSaturday 1.00 - 1.30pmAgeNtAnthony Gunn 0409 377 449

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Enchanting Period homeWilliamstoWn 39 Railway PlaceSet on a beautiful deep north facing allotment, with astunning cottage garden and within a leisurely stroll toWilliamstown Beach, train station, Botanical Gardens,schools, restaurants & shops and featuring all the graceand charm of a bygone era. Comprising: 3 BRs, loungewith gas fireplace & split system air-conditioned, hugerear out door entertaining area, kitchen & informal diningBathroom/Laundry & adjacent W.C. 1-room bungalowwith store room. (4th bedroom), 2 sheds & a chickencoop.

PRiCE$900,000 - $950,000auCtionSaturday 5th April at 1.30pmViEWWednesday 6.45 - 7.15pmSaturday 3.15 - 3.45pmagEntAnthony Gunn 0409 377 449Century21 Gunn & Co. 93975555

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Low-maintenance LifestyleNewport 2/11 Maddox roadKiss goodbye the never ending chores associated witholder homes and move in to this fantastic 3 bedroomtown-house. With a spacious floor plan and qualityfixtures & fittings throughout, comprising: Open planKitchen & dining, separate formal lounge room, 2separate W.C’s, 3 BRs (all with B.I.R’s) & 2 Bathroom’s.A convenient location central to the Newport trainstation, shopping, schools & Newport Lakes reserve.

prICe$580,000 - $625,000AuCtIoNSaturday 26th April at 1.30pmVIewSaturday 2.15 - 2.45pmAgeNtKevin Gunn 0418 997 914

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Newport 56 Mason Street

Guide $1,250,000 plus

Auction 12pm Saturday 5th April on location

Inspect 12-12:30 Saturday & 12-12:30 Sunday

Contact Joe Hatzinikolis 0421 699 222 & Adrian Butera 0409 099 791

Williamstown 9397 1600

Bed 4 / Bath 3 / Car 2

Williamstown 44 Ann Street

Guide $800,000 plus


Inspect 11:15-11:45am Saturday & 11-11:30am Sunday

Contact Nathan Johnson 0410 331 032 & Adrian Butera 0409 099 791


Bed 2 / Bath 1 / Car 1Newport 149 John Liston Drive

Guide $660,000-$690,000


Inspect 12-12:30pm Saturday & 11:45-12:15pm Sunday

Contact Nathan Johnson 0410 331 032 & Adrian Butera 0409 099 791


Bed 3 / Bath 2 / Car 2


104 Somerville Road Yarraville Ph 9316 9000

1/66 Douglas Parade Williamstown Ph 9393 1600www.jasstephens.com.au

86 FRANCIS STREET YARRAVILLETwo Street frontages, one great opportunity!

Whether you´re an astute developer, home buyer or investor

this home represents an opportunity like no other.

Beginning with dual street frontages to both Francis and

Newcastle Street and just a short stroll to the cosmopolitan

Yarraville Village, this home itself provides immediate street

appeal and comprises of three bedrooms, large lounge,

equipped kitchen plus separate dining family area leading

out to a peacefully landscaped rear yard. Being surrounded

by all local amenities and freeway access just confirms the

potential of this great property.

3 1 1____________________________________Auction Saturday 5th April at 2.30pm____________________________________Melways Ref 42 B10

Price Guide $640,000 - $680,000

Inspect Saturday 3:30 - 4:00pm

Sunday 12:00 - 12:30pm

Contact Tate Moore 0421 731 706

Justin Tong 0431 179 619

1 HOPE STREET SPOTSWOODCapture A Corner Classic

This free standing Victorian´s boom era image reaches back

to Spotswood´s village origins in a location that today

makes the most of the area´s contemporary revival, cafes

and convenience transport to the CBD. Two bedrooms and

a sky lit spa bathroom lead to a central dining room,

separate kitchen and a light filled living area overlooking a

private courtyard garden. Off street parking conveniently

accessed from second frontage to McLister Street.

2 1____________________________________Auction Saturday 1st March at

11.00am____________________________________Melways Ref 55 K1

Price Guide $580,000 - $620,000

Inspect by appointment

Contact Tate Moore 0421 731 706

Mark Hutcheson 0448 820 445

SOLD AT AUCTION

FOR $600,000

TATE MOORE

0421 731 706


P. Di Natale www.dinatale.com.au

Philip Mazzella 0418 360 789 Carmelo Caputa 0414 293 389Tony Borello 0403 235 679225 Barkly Street Footscray 9689 1755

NEWPORT5/508 MelbourneRd

FOR SALE

INsPEcTthis saturday12.45 to 1.15pm GREAT ONE TO NURTURE YOUR RENOVATING DREAMS

situated in highly sought after locale ground floor apartment which will definitely benefit with atotal makeover comprises excellent sized accommodation featuring 2 bedrooms, lounge, kitchen/meals area, separate amenities plus undercover car space facility. Within close proximity of requiredamenities, Yarraville and Williamstown attractions, will represent a great start to home ownership orinvestment.

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FOOTSCRAY100/21 Moreland

FOR SALE

InSpeCTthis Saturday10.45 to 11.15am

HEART AND SOULBuilt from warehouse origins this street facing ground floor conversion reaps benefits within this mostdesirable locale. Whether it’s enjoying walks along the banks of the Maribyrnong River, or refreshingfrom the sought after cafes and eateries closeby, working out at the pool, gym, and sauna provided forresidents this impressive accommodation boasts 2 bedrooms, open plan kitchen/living/dining areas,study nook, impressive bathroom, plus secure basement car park stacker on title.

A 2B 1C 2

DEER PARK25 Runcorn Cres

FOR SALE

LIVE THE DREAMFabulous opportunity to secure unique and large 840m2 (approx) allotment of land. Just a shortstroll to local shops, minutes to Brimbank Shopping Centre and easy access to Western Freeway andRing Road. Great opportunity to build a family home or multi unit site (STCA) in an established andupcoming area.

ALTONAMEADOWS47 Hosie St

FOR SALE

INSpEcTThurs 5.30 to 6pmSat 1.45 to 2.15pm

PEACEFUL EASY LIVINGFeel instantly at ease in this tranquil and nurturing family home boasting absolute ‘cheetham Wetlands’frontage with sparkling ocean and city views. Immaculate as is, with further potential to capitalise onthe astounding panorama, it’s the one you’ve been waiting for Three double bedrooms, master withensuite, separate study, Elegantly appointed formal lounge and dining with lavish drapes, cosy cottagestyle kitchen/meals area, outdoor entertaining and much more.

A 3+B 3C 2


Exposed timber beams and splashes of brick throughout the single-level design of this Williamstown house give it character and will be a hit with those who harbour a taste for something inviting and different. Of the four bedrooms, the main has an en suite, feature brick wall, ceiling fan and french doors to a private courtyard. The others share a modern bathroom with hardwood window frame. Two separate

living areas comprise a lounge room at the front with split-system, and a living-dining room at the back that provides easy transition to the entertainment deck and carport, which doubles as a barbecue area. These living spaces flank a kitchen and laundry. The house is in a quiet yet central Williamstown pocket with rear access onto Rosny Place. The property is within strolling distance of Ferguson Street and Douglas Parade shops, trains, Williamstown Beach, the foreshore and walkways. \

WILLIAMStOWN \ 17 RiCHARd StReet

postcode

3016

Williams Real Estate Williamstown \ 9397 2000 Price \ $790,000 – $850,000 Auction \ March 29 at 11.30am

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Ornate fixtures such as corbels, ceiling roses, leadlight windows, high ceilings and polished floorboards catch the eye upon entering this spacious house. The weatherboard has four bedrooms, two with built-in wardrobes, one with a walk-in, and another with built-in shelving that’s also suitable as a study. Two separate living spaces, including a lounge room and open-plan family-meals

zone, provide ample space for a growing family. The kitchen has a walk-in pantry, timber benchtop and stainless-steel appliances, including a dishwasher. There are two bathrooms – one with shower-over bath, a pedestal basin and skylight – and a laundry. Other features include split-systems, ceiling fans, a wall gas heater, bay windows, plantation shutters and chandeliers. Out back are a paved entertainment area, vegie patch, water tanks, shed and single lock-up garage. Landscaped front and back gardens are a bonus. \

WILLIAMStOWN \ 65 HAnnAn StReet

postcode

3016

Williams Real Estate Williamstown \ 9397 2000 Price \ $1.4million + Auction \ March 29 at 3.30pm

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ID and contact details are required at all open for inspections bigginscott.com.auMARIBYRNONG 9317 5577 YARRAVILLE 9687 8899

AUCTION Saturday 29th March at 12:30pm

ESR $600,000 - $660,000

VIEW Thu 6:00-6:30 & Sat 12:00-12:30

CONTACT Rita Galati 0438 398 881Tristan Tomasino 0417 315 740

OFFICE 39 Anderson Street, Yarraville 9687 8899

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APPEALING ON ALL LEVELSImmaculately presented throughout, this low maintenance home delivers sophisticated spaces.

• Three bedrooms with built in robes, main bedroom with ensuite

• Large bathroom, three toilets• Separate living room, home office, laundry• Polished floorboards, heating and cooling options,

security system

Soak up the Newport lifestyle and enjoy a location close to all amenities.

NEWPORT 47 LAURIE STREET

AUCTION

THIS SATURDAY

AUCTION Saturday 29th March at 1:00pm

ESR $1,550,000 - $1,650,000

VIEW Inspect Saturday 12.30 - 1.00pm

CONTACT Nick Meddis 0422 776 981Paul Boicos 0499 994 321

OFFICE 93 Rosamond Road, Maribyrnong 9317 5577

5 3 2

SENSATIONAL WITH UNINTERRUPTED PARKLAND VIEWSSimply stunning best describes this immaculate abode. An architecturally designed masterpiece of luxury, space, comfort and with entertainment and enjoyment in mind. • Three sumptuous levels of approximately 46 squares

of luxury • Downstairs master bedroom with W.I.R, B.I.R and

ensuite• Four further double bedrooms with B.I.R´s (one with

ensuite) and two private balconies

MARIBYRNONG 29 SHEARWATER CRESCENT

AUCTION THIS

SATURDAY

AUCTION Saturday 5th April at 2:00pm

ESR $870,000 - $930,000

VIEW Sat 1:30-2:00 & Sun 12:30-1:00

CONTACT Tristan Tomasino 0417 315 740Rita Galati 0438 398 881

OFFICE 39 Anderson Street, Yarraville 9687 8899

3 1 2

BALANCED LIFESTYLE FOCUS WITH BRILLIANT FLEXIBILITY The refined spaces of this exceptional home reveal contemporary elements with an evident emphasis on quality offering a wonderful family lifestyle on the verge of the ever growing Yarraville Village.

Immaculate from the outset, this three bedroom home beautifully portrays both classic and contemporary styles throughout generous sun-filled living and dining spaces. Flourishing gardens with spots to relax, potter and entertain amidst the greenery.

YARRAVILLE 39 BUNINYONG STREET

AUCTION Saturday 5th April at 3:00pm

ESR $440,000 - $480,000

VIEW As advertised or by appointment

CONTACT Amanda Basilone 0431 693 377Paul Boicos 0499 994 321

OFFICE 93 Rosamond Road, Maribyrnong 9317 5577

2 1 2

SUPERB LOCATION WITH UNLIMITED POTENTIALLook no further than this recently updated abode that offers immediate comfort while also providing the options for a multi development site (Subject To Council Approval). Conveniently set on a large allotment of land and located close to all major shopping amenities. • Separate front lounge area • Two good sized bedrooms • Spacious kitchen and meals area • Excellent off-street parking• Large backyard

MAIDSTONE 17 RAGLAN COURT


greghocking.com.auWilliamstown 8387 0000Yarraville 8387 0011

ELLY PARTNERS

Designed With Families In MindThe single level floor-plan of this impressive modern home offers style, space and substance that reflects an ideal relevance to modern day family requirements in a cul-de-

sac setting that borders the parkland expanses and bike paths of Cherry Lake Reserve. Proximity to schools and Pier Street complements the credentials of a home in

which instantly attractive living and dining areas are accompanied by a light filled lounge and a beautifully flexible rumpus room. Such a great range of living zones is

supported by a contemporary open plan kitchen equipped with island bench and stainless steel appliances while three inviting bedrooms share a gleaming central

bathroom. Equally appealing outdoor dimensions lend themselves to entertaining and are enhanced by a barbeque pergola, work-shop, store room and convenient

carport. The complete package.

3 1 2

BER $580,000 - $640,000

INSPECT Saturday 4.30 - 5.00pm

PPTY WEB 9fishercourtaltona.com.au

CONTACT Mark de Brabander0406 536 447

Wayne Elly 0410 305 305

AUCTION Saturday 12 April Altona 9 Fisher Court

Convenience, Luxury & LifestyleSuperbly architecturally designed with remarkable attention to detail, this striking residence offers space, light and is distinguished by high quality finishes throughout.

Tailored for effortless living and stylish entertaining, the generous floor plan comprises open plan formal living/dinning areas flowing to a private deck, handsome kitchen

with large stone bench tops, stainless steel appliances and dishwasher. Upstairs two main bedrooms with ensuite plus third bedroom with BIR and lavish central

bathroom. Further highlights include single lock up garage plus second OSP, downstairs powder room, ducted heating and cooling throughout, ducted vacuum and

security system.

3 3 2

BER $590,000 - $650,000

INSPECT Saturday 10.15 - 10.45am

PPTY WEB 2/31clydestreetnewport.com.au


Wayne Elly 0410 305 305

AUCTION Sunday 6 April Newport 2/31 Clyde Street



ELLY PARTNERS

AUCTIONSATURDAY

Californian Traditions And Compelling TemptationsA classical Californian Bungalow image sets the scene. Behind, inviting spaces complemented by polished floorboards and lead-light windows provide ideal present day

comfort and include three bedrooms and a stylishly updated central bathroom that surround generous living and dining areas. Ducted heating and refrigerated air-

conditioning add further appeal to a floor-plan that features a older style kitchen that remains entirely functional for as long as one desires while the rear garden’s depth

and width promises rewarding potential for renovation, STCA. The combination of today’s spaces and tomorrow’s prospects creates an exceptional scenario -

significantly enhanced by the location. Proximity to The Strand, Douglas Parade and Newport station ensure a great lifestyle today - and an outstanding ongoing future.

Electric gates, automatic sprinkler system and a modern garage designed to match the aesthetics of the home put fine finishing touches to a fantastic opportunity.

3 1 3

BER $890,000 - $970,000


PPTY WEB 44almaterracenewport.com.au


Wayne Elly 0410 305 305

AUCTION Saturday 29 March Newport 44 Alma Terrace

VACANTPOSESSION

Absolute Waterfront, Ultimate AllureSpectacular in scale and style, equally unforgettable for its privileged position, this dramatic, dynamic residence could not possibly be closer to the water, Gem Pier and

the Royal Yacht Club. The scenery, the surroundings and the city in the distance provide a mesmerizing setting for memorable spaces including luxuriously large living,

dining and entertaining areas that make the most of the views and enjoy natural light all day long. A main bedroom with ensuite, further bedroom and an impressively

appointed spa bathroom contribute ideal accommodation to a residence in which an open plan kitchen and sunny balcony above the boats and the bay add further

appeal. Two secure car spaces seal the deal on a Williamstown property where enjoyment is inevitable!

2 2 2

PRICE $1,000,000+

INSPECT As advertised

PPTY WEB 1/1symestreetwilliamstown.com.au

CONTACT Leigh Melbourne 0414 239 986

Wayne Elly 0410 305 305

AUCTION Saturday 10 May 12.30pm Williamstown 1/1 Syme Street



ELLY PARTNERS

A Marvellously Modern VictorianAesthetic appeal that reflects c1872 traditions is complemented by an intelligently extended, impressively renovated floor-plan that reveals outstanding relevance to

current day family requirements. This inviting Victorian residence’s balance of classical and contemporary elements works beautifully. Great spaces for bringing people

together and entertaining are matched by five bedroom flexibility that gives everyone their own retreat when so desired. A refined library or fifth bedroom leads to living and

dining areas that enjoy the natural advantage of northerly rear aspects and are served by a Bosch-equipped, open-plan kitchen. Four principal bedrooms include two

upstairs that surround a generous central lounge while a bathroom on each level confirms this home’s exceptional comfort. A landscaped backdrop with the option to

introduce off-street parking enhances this stunning home poised in one of Williamstown’s finest pockets from which the Botanic Gardens, Nelson Place and Williamstown

beach are within walking distance.

5 2 1

PRICE $1,300,000+


PPTY WEB 40illawarrastreetwilliamstown.com.au


Wayne Elly 0410 305 305

AUCTION Saturday 5 April Williamstown 40 Illawarra Street

Enjoy The Exclusivity Of An Elite AddressAbsolute frontage to Jawbone Reserve and glorious views of Port Phillip bay create a great context for this sophisticated, luxuriously appointed contemporary residence.

Three king size ground level bedrooms arranged around a central lounge and stylish bathroom are complemented by professionally landscaped outdoor areas with direct

access to the park and The Bay Trail. The middle level with its a sun drenched expansive terracotta terrace has magnificent views over the wetlands conservation reserve

to the bay. The north facing living and dining areas matched with open plan kitchen with Miele appliances, granite bench tops and walk in pantry make a memorable

impression. A large study/home office adds further appeal. The top floor parents retreat is generously proportioned with ensuite. Heating/cooling throughout, cellar,

storage and secure double garage round off a home that has everything.

4 2 2

BER $1,180,000 - $1,250,000


PPTY WEB 9lakesideplacewilliamstown.com.au


Wayne Elly 0410 305 305

AUCTION Saturday 5 April Williamstown 9 Lakeside Place

Actual View



ELLY PARTNERS

Fresh Flair, Consummate QualityThe best and brightest ideas of contemporary design have been beautifully expressed throughout this just completed residence, desirably situated so that views of the bay

beyond the parkland accompany superb spaces. Beautiful solid Brushbox floors enhance three downstairs bedrooms matched by two sublime bathrooms, one an

ensuite, both featuring imported Gessi tapwear and marble surfaces. Equally alluring upstairs living and dining areas beneath 3.3m ceilings are luxuriously large, filled with

light and framed front and rear by alfresco terraces. Great sights of the bay and an open plan kitchen offering marble benches, Blum fitted storage, Miele appliances and

soft closing cabinetry complement the spaces and confirm the quality. Double glazing, refrigerated cooling and heating throughout and parking for two cars behind remote

door, accessed from second frontage to Thompson Street are amongst abundant additional assets.

3 2 2

PRICE $1,600,000+

INSPECT Saturday 2.15pm - 2.45pm

PPTY WEB 94amorrisstreetwilliamstown.com.au


Wayne Elly 0410 305 305

AUCTION Sunday 6 April Williamstown 94A Morris Street

4 2 3

BER $670,000 - $730,000


PPTY WEB 14delphinavenuealtonanorth.com.au


Wayne Elly 0410 305 305

AUCTION Sat 5 Apr

Class And Design ExcellenceThis state-of-the-art residence delivers an unrivalled lifestyle of

quality, space and privacy. Showcasing four large bedrooms,

master with deluxe ensuite and WIR, equally stylish central

bathroom and kids’ games area. Downstairs enormous formal

lounge/dining space opens out to an entertaining terrace,

gourmet kitchen with Smeg appliances and walk-in pantry.

Refrigerated ducted heating/cooling, alarm, remote garage

with OSP.

Altona North 14 Delphin Avenue

3 1 3

BER $540,000 - $590,000


PPTY WEB 26cherryavenuealtonanorth.com.au


Wayne Elly 0410 305 305

AUCTION Sat 29 Mar

Contemporary Style Family HomeThis versatile home presents an inviting family environment

within easy reach of everything Altona North has to offer.

Comprising 3 bedrooms 2 with BIRs, central bathroom,

spacious lounge and adjoining open-plan kitchen/dining area,

renovated kitchen complete with reverse A/C split system. Also

featuring polished timber floors, OSP for 3 cars, carport, private

backyard with established gardens, under cover entertaining

area and storage sheds all positioned on approx. 587m2.

AUCTIONSATURDAY

Altona North 26 Cherry Avenue



ELLY PARTNERS

4 1

BER $600,000 - $660,000


PPTY WEB 14effinghamroadnewport.com.au


Wayne Elly 0410 305 305

AUCTION Sat 29 Mar

Potentially Perfect!Ready for radical renovation, poised to offer re-development

rewards, whichever strategy is selected this exceptional site

guarantees a great future. Comprising a bright living room,

functional separate kitchen and two bedrooms downstairs.

Upstairs offers two further bedrooms, an additional kitchen and

sunny second lounge. Close to The Strand waterfront and

within easy walking distance to the station, cafes and Newport

Park.

AUCTIONSATURDAY

Newport 14 Effingham Road

3 1 1

BER $520,000 - $560,000


PPTY WEB 27woodsstreetnewport.com.au


Wayne Elly 0410 305 305

AUCTION Sat 5 Apr

Explore The OpportunitiesEnjoy the position and pursue the possibilities offered by this

well presented family home in a great location of Newport.

Comprising three bedrooms, generous living room with gas

heating, spacious central kitchen/dinning area with A/C split

system, updated central bathroom, large laundry and separate

WC. Landscaped gardens complement this comfortable well

maintained home with Workshop, storage shed and the added

bonus of OSP to carport.

Newport 27 Woods Street

2 1 1

BER $590,000 - $640,000



Wayne Elly 0410 305 305

AUCTION Sat 5 Apr

’Unique’ Is The Only WordShopfront origins, a classical façade and dual street frontages

enhance the tempting prospects offered by this intriguing two

bedroom Victorian featuring a north facing living area and a

separate central kitchen/dining space. Significant second

frontage to Bourke Street and right of way access to a lock up

garage complements a corner site that creates a distinctive,

individual opportunity to make the most of a great city edge

location.

Seddon 61 Austin Street

5 2 1

BER $1,100,000 - $1,200,000


PPTY WEB 23verdonstreetwilliamstown.com.au


Wayne Elly 0410 305 305

AUCTION Sat 29 Mar

Elegant VictorianThis elegant, engaging Victorian´s formal living and dining

rooms lead to light filled family room/meals areas accompanied

by an open plan kitchen featuring bench tops in stainless steel

and stylish solid timber. Beyond, a back verandah is

complemented by low maintenance outdoor areas and

convenient car parking. A downstairs main bedroom with WIRs

and ensuite sets the tone for 4 further bedrooms upstairs, each

with BIRs and reverse cycle heating/cooling.

AUCTIONSATURDAY

Williamstown 23 Verdon Street



ELLY PARTNERS

3 2 2

PRICE $1,100,000+


PPTY WEB 27athestrandwilliamstown.com.au


Wayne Elly 0410 305 305

AUCTION Sat 29 Mar

Contemporary ConceptsThis refined residence´s inviting dual level spaces include light

filled upstairs areas for living, dining and entertaining

accompanied by an expansive terrace and open plan kitchen

where stone benches, SS appliances and integrated storage

convey elegance and efficiency. The main bedroom´s balcony,

ensuite and BIRs set the standard for two further bedrooms

downstairs, each with BIRs, both sharing a private terrace

backdrop and stylishly appointed bathroom. Double garage.

AUCTIONSATURDAY

Williamstown 27A The Strand

4 1 1

BER $1,000,000 - $1,100,000


PPTY WEB 93osbornestreetwilliamstown.com.au


Wayne Elly 0410 305 305

AUCTION Sat 5 Apr

’Penderville’ - Engaging Spaces, Enviable SettingThe position of this classically appealing, impressively

proportioned 3 bedroom Victorian guarantees a great lifestyle.

A flexible, light filled formal dining room featuring a superb open

fire place leads to large open plan living/dining dimensions

defined by bamboo floors and a new designer kitchen. Huge

pergola entertaining with bistro blinds adds exceptional

outdoor appeal, enhanced by OSP.

Williamstown 93 Osborne Street

3 2 1

BER $570,000 - $630,000



Wayne Elly 0410 305 305

AUCTION Sat 29 Mar

Spacious, Luxury Style LivingA lifestyle of space and quality and within easy walking

distance to Yarraville Village, shops, schools, parks and public

transport this sensational townhouse offers three bedrooms

(master with WIR and ensuite), stylish main bathroom, superb

kitchen with stone bench tops, SS appliances and light filled

open-plan living/dining. Other features include heating and

cooling, Alarm, polished timber floors, private courtyard, single

remote garage and OSP. Currently returning $550pw.

AUCTIONSATURDAY

Yarraville 128 Francis Street

2 1

PRICE $680,000 - $730,000


PPTY WEB 39tonguestreetyarraville.com.au


Wayne Elly 0410 305 305

AUCTION Sat 5 Apr

Classical CharacterBehind the evocative, engaging spaces of this 2 bedroom

Edwardian, lies a north easterly rear garden that stretches out

to offer irresistible dimensions for accommodating a

contemporary extension, STCA. Such promising scope

complements welcoming current day proportions including a

classical hall, central living/dining area, plus a separate kitchen,

retains traditional cabinetry, walk in pantry and original cast iron

stove, leading to a rear porch and expansive rear garden.

Yarraville 39 Tongue Street


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MOtORING \ Rod Easdown opts foR REstRaint

Being the one in the family who knows about cars has its drawbacks. Like the time I was asked to fit a child seat.

I read the instructions. I followed the directions. For two hours I struggled. It just wouldn’t get in there tight enough to make me happy. I gave up and called a Kidsafe installer. She looked at my work, shook her head sadly and said “Nup. Hardly anyone gets it right”. But she said it nicely.

Fifteen minutes later, there it was. I realised later that, even if I had managed to fit it correctly, I wouldn’t have known.

In the US, they have frightening data on this business. Three in four child seats over there are fitted incorrectly; more than a third of children under 13 who are killed in car accidents are incorrectly restrained.

The local data is equally scary. Research suggests children who are not restrained correctly are up to seven times more likely to be seriously injured in a car accident. On an average day in New South Wales, 11 people are fined for having an incorrectly fitted seat or for having kids not properly restrained.

Incorrect fitting attracts a fine of $317 and three demerit points in Victoria, and you’d most likely be pinged after a smash.

One reason seats are incorrectly fitted is that it sometimes requires a lot of strength. Another is that although restraint anchor points have been standardised by car manufacturers, there’s no standardisation in the child seats themselves – so what works

for one may not work for another. It’s a point sometimes criticised by car makers.

Seat manufacturers have views about car makers too, especially regarding inflatable seatbelts. These are a relatively recent idea;

belts that inflate on impact, providing cushioning between the wearer and the

webbing to reduce injury and especially webbing burn. But they pose all sorts of problems for child-seat makers, to the point where some recommend against buying cars with them fitted in

the rear seats.It’s illegal, but it’s not unknown for

people in a hurry to fit child seats using only the seatbelts, and not the car’s restraint anchors. Do this and you’re asking for trouble. Child seats fitted this way can have significant forward travel in a big hit, enough that the kid’s head impacts the seat in front.

Professional installers can advise on when it’s best for your kid to go from rear facing to forward facing, and then to a booster.

It’s handy knowledge. Research last year by Queensland University of Technology’s Centre for Accident Research and Road Safety suggests almost one in four children is moved to booster seats too early. \

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DC GILBERT ELECTRICSDomestic & Industrial Installations & Repairs

Rewires, Stoves, HWS, New Houses, Units,Split System Installations

For FREEQUOTES Phone Dean Gilbert9398 5005 0418 546 808(Rec 9692)

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Domestic, Commercial, Industrial - Rewires a specialty• Fault Repairs • LED Lighting • Renovations • Switch Boards • Stove & Oven Repairs • Down Lights • Fans • Power Points

• Digital Antennas & TV Points Free Quotes - Pensioner DiscountsScott 0423 745 993 or 9399 3024 rec 21164

9742 3677 David Millington 0412 103 980

� Switch Boards� Safety Switches � Wiring Checks� LED Lighting

� Power Points� Phone/Data Points� TV Points� Hot Water Repairs

� Lights � Rewires � Garages � Fans

For All Your Electric Needs REC 6487

MILLINGTON ELECTRICS

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MP & A Electrics rec 21334All types of Domestic, Commercial & Industrial Work.• Emergency & exit light testing & repairs• Inspecting & testing of fi re alarms• Testing & tagging of electrical itemsPhone Mark 0418 324 872 [email protected]

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REWIRESRec 15695

Tony Ryan ElectricsFor All Your Lighting and Power Needs• Oven & Hot Water Repairs • Spa Wiring• Phone, Data & TV Points • Test & TaggingPhone 0419 502 799 or 9748 1465

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Domestic, Commercial, Phone Data, Hot Water Services, Rewires, Oven Repairs

Scott: 0409 705 612Tim: 0411 795 300 Rec 15872

Westgate Electrical Pty Ltd*** All electrical work ***G6137277AA-dc3Jul

Weekly Classifi eds 1300 138 910Electrical Services Excavations and Earth Moving

G6477603AA-dc26Nov

BOB CAT HIRE • Rubbish and Soil Removal • Concrete Removal

• Excavations • Nature Strip/Driveways • Soil Levelling • Remove Rock

0433 007 143

DMZ EXCAVATIONS & MINI DIGGERMini Digger, Bobcat, Tipper

• Site Cleans & Rubbish Removals • Driveways & Nature Strips• General Landscaping • Soil Crushed Rock & Toppings

• Post Holes • Soil & Concrete Removals • Retaining Walls- Day rate available -

Phone Darren 0488 926 648G6104180AA-dc18Jun

Fencing and Gates

AKJ FENCINGSpecialising in Local Needs

Paling & Double Paling, Colorbond Gates, Merbau Gates & Screens

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Fully Experienced.Free Individual Quotes.

Call Jason 0437 815 320.

Lou’s Colorbond Fencing Gates & Pergolas

• Free Quotes • All steel works• Guaranteed work • No job too small• 10% discount for Pensioners

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Floor Services

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Member of the Wood Flooring Associationwww.sandemandsealemtimberfloors.com.au

0413 112 497

SAND’EM AND SEAL’EM

� ACACIA FLOORS �Sanding & Polishing

Old & New Floors, Dustless Machines- All Work Guaranteed -

Phone Shayne 9687 9782 or 0438 662 147

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Excavations and Earth Moving

Top Rate FloorsSpecialising in:

❏ Sanding, Polishing and repairs of all timber floors.Fast free quotes, Top quality workmanship at Mates Rates

Phone 0412 488 732G6581136

ALL VIC REMOVALS & STORAGECheap boxes 4 sale

Packing, Pianos, Antiques and Billiard Tables, Local, Country & Interstate. No job too small. Unwanted goods, or rubbish taken to tip.

All areas from $89p/h (min 2 hours), 24 hours/7 days

9310 1070 - 0403 046 998

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FUSSY FURNITURE REMOVALSReliable & Experienced Removalists

2 men - from $75 per hour.Competitive prices - time starts at your door.

Will beat any reasonable quote.Ph: 8390 9465 - 0413 693 216

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Furniture Removals

Williamstown RemovalsGreat value for money, covering all areas.Ask about this months special. Open 7 days. Experienced staff.� 1300 367 059

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� Local, Country & Interstate� Domestic & Commercial � Distribution & Industrial

MINH LONG REMOVALS

Call Minh Long Huynh0423 633 566 or 9332 6338

R & A FURNITURE REMOVALS● Family business 14 years ● Specialising in moving pianos

● Home or office moves ● No job too smallRing Ross

1300 558 604 or 0419 359 625G6684163

Garages Garage Doors and Carports

ALL YOUR GARAGE DOOR NEEDS...Local owned company

★ Sales Maintenance ★ Installation★ Roller Doors ★ Sectional Doors

Remote Control Openers from $400☛ 0407 886 064 (AH) 9743 3013 G6674928

Garden Services

FULLY INSURED www.absolutegarden.com.au20% discount off rst service

Gardening:Expert hedging and pruning, tree lopping,

garden clean ups, poisoning, rubbish removal.

Landscaping: Garden Makeovers, Landscaping, natural turfs/lawns, retaining walls, tree/shrub

planting, soil, mulch, stones,pebbles, lilydale/tuscan topping, weed

matting, lawn repair, sprinkler system installation.

Call Paul on 0419 799 999FOR A FREE QUOTE

AbsoluteGarden and Landscaping

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LAWNS & GARDENS✧ Grass cut ✧ Trees cut & pruned

✧ Cleanups ✧ Small jobsMark 0459 272 438

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LAWNS & GARDENS✧ Grass cut ✧ Trees cut & pruned

✧ Cleanups ✧ Small jobsMark 0459 272 438

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TOM'S GARDENING SERVICEe Grass mowed e Trees cut e Rubbish removed

e Weeds pulled e HANDYMAN SERVICE- Any odd jobs done - No job too small - Free quotes -9390 9112 0414 832 922

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24 HOUR EMERGENCY SERVICE

Free Call: 1300 666 701

24 HOUR EMERGEN

� Shop fronts� Doors � Windows� Splashbacks

� Table Tops� Shower Screens � Mirrors� Insurance Claims

� Glass Partitions Specialising In

www.aaaglass.com.au

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Glazing and Glaziers

50% DISCOUNT* or cover $100 excessWindows... Doors... Shop Fronts...

Homes, Businesses, Offices, Insurance Work

9548 3000 or 0418 881 551

AUSSIE EMERGENCY GLASS

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PRONTO GLASS

Call Michael on 0412 646 063 www.prontoglass.com.au

Experts in all aspects of glass. Our services include:• Obligation free quotes • General glazing• Coloured glass splashbacks for bedrooms, laundries & kitchens• Mirrors, shelves & all types of glass • Glass cut to size• Shop fronts *Table tops & counter tops •Doors & pet doors• Frameless & Semi frameless shower screens

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TED'S GLASS& LEADLIGHTING

9306 9908Ted 0418 177 125 Kerry 0412 067 543

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TED'S GLASS& LEADLIGHTING

9306 9908Ted 0418 177 125 Kerry 0412 067 543

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Handy Person Services

• General Repairs • Carpentry • Doors & Windows • Decking • Pergolas • Weatherboards • Kitchen & Bathroom Renos

and much more

oddjobrescue.com.auGraham 0412 617 922

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NO JOB TOO BIG OR TOO SMALLGutter Cleaning Concreters ElectriciansRoof Tiler Tilers & Pavers

Pergolas Painters Plumbers Handymen Decks

GardenersPlasterers Cabinet MakingHeat & Air Con Service Tree Lopping

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JOHN’S HANDYMAN SERVICES

Call John 0433 911 967 or 9395 5019

� Carpentry � Doors � Painting � Wallpapering� Tiling � Flat Pack Assembly � All Odd Jobs

No job too small - Free Quotes

Local Handy ManLock Up and Fix/Decking/Floorboards

All Your Carpentry Needs.For A Free Quote Call Mark: 0425 772 304

G6507081AA-dc21Jan

R & R QUALITY SERVICES PTY LTDAll Household Repairs & Maintenance Including:• Decking • Pergolas • Painting • Plastering

• Repair & Replacement of Doors• Flyscreens & Fencing

NO JOB TOO BIG OR TOO SMALLOBLIGATION FREE QUOTE

Call Ron: 0413 734 845 G6634672AA

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HANDY MAN HANDY MAN HANDY MANHANDY MAN

* General Maintenance * Tiling / Guttering * Painting / Plastering* Doors / Windows * Kitchens / Bathrooms * Decking / Pergolas

Call Chris on:0423 892 273

E: [email protected]

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Furniture Removals



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KS Heating & Cooling Services • Repairs • Maintenance

Over 30 years experience, All types of Air Con, Evap Cooler & Gas Heating System AU31693

Call 0430 332 368

Kitchens

STONE BENCHTOPSOverlay Over Your Old Benches With Stone or Change the Whole Look of

Your Old Kitchen In A Day.Call for a quote 0425 825 504

www.dsstonebenchtops.com.au

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Landscaping

HOPPERS CROSSING LANDSCAPING� Rotary Hoeing � Landscaped Gardens

� Brick & Cobblestone Paving � Brick Edging � Synthetic Turf

� Trees Lopped & Felled � Drip SystemsPhone ROBIN 9749 1086 Mob 0402 048 372

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MaintenancePrecision Home Maintenance Services

• Plastering • Paving & Landscaping• Carpentry • Brick work repairs• Tiling • Decks-Install & Repairs• Painting • Gutters-Repair & Clean

• Home Maintenance & moreCall Rob on 0412 804 566 or 9391 3281

Your home is my concern G6401260AA-dc23Oct

Painters and Decorators

A & R Affordable Painter� 20 years Experience.� Commercial & Domestic� 20% Pension Discount � FREE QUOTEPh: Ali: 0402 766 406 / 8360 9345

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Affordable Quality Painting

RICHES PAINTINGQuality fi nish guaranteedPrompt and professional service, Fully InsuredFor a free quote Please call Steve on 0404 920 105Email: [email protected] G6714128AA-dc18Mar

EPS PAINTERS & DECORATORS

FULLY QUALIFIED TRADESMAN Master Painter

Over 30 years experience0419 558 817

or 9363 3689

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Master Painters AustraliaR.N.1087

Len Bonaventura

painting & decorating

M. 0412 239 894 AH. 9689 9894E. [email protected]

Len BonaventuraM. 041 223 9894

www.imperialpaintingservices.com.au

G6429359AA-dc6Nov

J&D PAINTER & DECORATORClean & professional work

Plaster repairWeatherboard powersand

Pensioner discount • Local painterFree Quotes • 10 Years guarantee

Call Joe 0425 708 774 or 9337 3130

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PAINTER• Domestic & Commercial • Interior & Exterior • Free quotes• Fully insured • Renovations • Plastering • Colorbond fencing• Decking • Pensioner discount

Call Dinh 0401 117 972

Painters and DecoratorsQuality Work Guaranteed

✧ 30 Years Exp ✧ Internal/External ✧ New Home✧ Extension ✧ Special Weatherboard - external

weatherboards from $3,000 for 3 coats✧ Free quotes & Pensioner discounts

Vito 9399 3092 / 0411 523 648G6636041

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Qualifi ed Painter & Decorator• No Job too small • Quality of work guaranteed• Pensioner discountsCall Robert on 0419 300 842

MASTER PAINTERSWe specialise in interior & exterior, home, offi ce & factories.

“We price ourselves in our personal service & guarantee quality fi nish to clients “satisfaction” (5 years). Right price.

R.N Painting & Decorating Servicein business for 18 years ABN 81656507397

Summer Special 30% off !

9386 6464 For a free quote call Ronnie 0402 230 443 G6462464AA

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Tel: 9391 0268 Mobile: 0407 880 265

Terry’s Painting Services• Quality Painting and Decorating• Free Quotes • All Work Guaranteed• Fully Insured • Police Checked

G5932673AA-dc10Apr

Pest Control

PEST & TERMITE CONTROLCall 7 days for a free quote

1300 699 6980418 280 391

15 years experience Eftpos facilities available

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Plasterers

Weekly Classifi eds 1300 138 910Heating

� Supply and Fix � All Plaster Jobs � Free Quote

� Joe 0412 309 578ply and Fix � All Plaster Jobs � Free Q

Joes Plastering

G6624339AA-dc12Feb

MASTER PLASTERER

MARK 0423 511 896

• Ceilings and Walls Resurfaced

• Renovation Specialist• Extensions• Repairs • Over 20 Years Experience• Free Quotes

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PLASTERING Specialising in Old Plaster Cracks. Will beat any reasonable written quote. Small to medium jobs only.

Phone Archie on 0423 086 260

Plumbing

Hot & cold water services. • All gas appliance repairs, servicing & installations • Ducted heating • Hot water units • Airconditioning

• Roofing • Drains • Bathroom Renovations PGDRB/Melb Water Lic.No. 33538

ATTARD’S PLUMBING & HEATING

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Lic 33952

Damian 0429 457 147

www.gabrielplumbing.com.au

GAS APPLIANCEREPAIRS & SERVICING

Ex Gas & Fuel - over 30 yrs experience!Phone Mark

0409 383 946 - 9391 8387Lic No. 23853 G6007560

G6235602AA-dc20Aug

GJ & MS WALSH Lic green plumberHydronic heating specialistsNo job too small All fi elds covered

Lic plumber & gas fi tter Reg 17258

Free quotes 9397 6167

0418 532 134 - Call us First!Emergency Blocked Drain Specialist

Hot Water Units, Broken pipes, Sewer repairs, All General Plumbing.

Lic no 33745G6

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No water required!

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from $999

BIG WIPES INDUSTRIAL+Get your hands dirty? Clean up with Big WipesOne wipe shifts the lot – grease, paint, PU foam, adhesives, you name itAvailable at Bunning’s, AutoBarn and AutoProRittco Distributing 1800 010 252

G6476222AA-dc26Nov

Your Local PlumbersR.E. Knox Plumbing & Maintenance Services

Shop 124 Mitchell Street , MaidstoneIf its blocked, leaks or broken, that's us!0412 175 385 or 9318 5512

Lic No. 17211 G5985492

R.E. Knox Plumbing & Maintenance ServicesShop 124 Mitchell Street , Maidstone

If its blocked, leaks or broken, that's us!0412 175 385 or 9318 5512

Lic No. 17211 G5985492

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� Builder � Council Permit � Fully Insured � Computer Level � 10% Pensioner Discount � 15 Years Guarantee

CALL AND SAVE! 0432 532 044 OR 9308 5687

ALL AROUND REBLOCKING & UNDERPINNING

ABN 40 640 572 030

Tel: 9309 2351

� Free Quote � 17 Years Guarantee� All Suburbs � 10% Pensioner Discount� Insurance � Council Permit Supplied� Elevation � Computer Levelling

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Better Foundations1ST IN UNDERPINNING& NO.1 IN REBLOCKING

Call Tony: 9304 4844 Mob: 0409 180 821

� Builders � Full Insurance� 15 Yrs Guarantee � Council Permits� Computer Levelling � Concrete Stumps

Free Quotes & Advice www.betterfoundations.com.au

Expert In Cracked Walls.

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• Computer Levelling • Council permits supplied • Stumps for new extension • Engineers plans and soil test supplied Free Quote and advicePh: 0416 033 003 or 9338 3668 (AH)

RBP - 24841

15 Year Guarantee

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Guarantee to beatany genuine written quote

FIVE STAR REBLOCKING & UNDERPINNING

� Full Insurance� All work Council approved� 15 years guarantee� All Council permits supplied� 100% computer levelling� Concrete pump used� 15 years experience� For a free quote and advice

Contact Simon:9309 0700 - 0411 174 000

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Tel: 8300 0776 Mob: 0421 022 680

Professional WorkAll Work Fully Guaranteed/Insured15 Years Written Guarantee20 Years ExperienceCity Council PermitNo Obligation - Free Written Quote Lic DBL 3261608

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JOE MANGER

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MEMBER OF MASTER BUILDERS ASSOCIATION

NICK’S RE-BLOCKING SERVICEALL SUBURBS

� RAISING � LEVELLING � UNDERPINNING� RESTUMPING WITH CONCRETE OR REDGUM STUMPS� COUNCIL PERMIT � ALL WORK GUARANTEED

FREE SMOKE ALARM

PH: 9360 5357 Mobile: 0412 378 193

Reg No8659

Registered Building Practitioner

Rendering

G6716854AA-dc19Mar

Wardies Rendering• Colour Changes • Texture Coatings

• Render Repairs • Brick Repairs • Plaster Repairs • Bricklaying • Roof Repairs • Free Quotes

0423 877 432

ALL AREASPLASTERER

No Job Too SmallFree Quotes

Over 20 Yrs Experience Trading 20 YrsTroy Grundy 0411 354 573

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Over 20 Yrs Experience Trading 20 YrsTroy Grundy 0411 354 573

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9367 9272

QUICK SERVICE7 DAYS A WEEK

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PH: 9336 0005 Jordan 0413 708 238

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Roofing Services

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For all types of Gutter replacement - Colorbond or Aluminium.

Forget painting use Colorbond fascia cover!Exclusive heavy gauge continuous Supa quad

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WORK GUARANTEED

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� Guttering & Iron Roof Replacement G6

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MYRUF ROOFINGRoof Repairs & Restorations.

Rebedding & Flexible Repointing.FREE QUOTES 0413 400 324

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WE DO ROOFSRoof Restorations & Repairs

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M 0405 695 976P 03 5282 2675W www.wedoroofs.com.au

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Rubbish RemovalAAAA WESTERN SUBURBS BIN HIRE

Skip Bins Various Sizes 7 Days A Week

2 Cubic Metres to 10 Cubic Metres Walk In Bins

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9398 5283 0418 319 252

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• Cheap loads • All done for you• Backyard & site clean up • Tree lopping

• Concrete broken up & removed, strip outCall 0434 525 311 G6

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Weekly Classifi eds 1300 138 910Roller Shutters Rubbish Removal

All Season Bin HirePh 9306 46520437 77 00 77

• 4m3 $200

• 6m3 $230

• 7m3 $250

• 8m3 $280

• Walk-in bins

• Mix & heavy

accepted

• Bobcat hire

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ALL WEST BIN HIREWalk in bins

4, 6, 8, 10, 12 & 20m3 7 days

9397 34330418 560 978

www.allwestbinhire.com.au

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0437 357 030

• Cheaper than a bin and we load it for you• 7 day service • Free Quote

• Also specialising in Demolitions

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Free quotes - 20 years experience9742 5129

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Washing Machine and Dryer Repairs

JDWASHERS & DRYERSFOR SERVICE Ph: 9748 4795Mob: 0414 484 932

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Acceptable Bin Hire✦ 4m3 $230 ✦ 6m3 $250✦ 8m3 $320 ✦ 12m3 $420Mixed And Heavy Loads Accepted

BOBCAT HIRE9324 0275 or 0434 618 069

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BOBCAT HIRE9324 0275 or 0434 618 069

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TV and Home Entertainment Services

Tree Services

ANY TREES LOPPED

C & D Schroeder 9337 3695 or 0415 816 882

� Trees Pruned � Reshaped � Grubbed out. � All Foliage/Rubbish Removed

� Fully Insured $5m � Pensioner Discount

Free Quote 7 Day Service 32 yrs exp.

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Tilers

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Email: [email protected]

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Garage SalesALTONA 27 Kookaburra Street,Saturday 29th March, 8.00am-4.30pm. Assorted items, toys,camping equip, general clean out.All items going very cheap

ALTONA MEADOWS 14 May-field Grove. Saturday 29th March,8am-4pm. Furniture, plants andmuch more, all at cheap prices.

ALTONA MEADOWS 28Dickenson St, Sat 29th & Sun 30th

March, 8am-3pm. Moving housesale, furn, beds, gym, coffee table.

NATURAL PLUS7 days, 9.30am - 9.30pm.5 City Place, Sunshine.Phone 9311 0198.

HOPPERS CROSSING 76Sycamore Street, Sat 29th March,8am-4pm. Household goods,toys, clothing, furniture, motorbikeapparel & parts. Lots of bargains!

NEWPORT 6 Speight Street,Saturday 29th March, From 9amonwards. Lots of householdgoods, books and much more.

TARNEIT 923 Sayers Road, Sat-urday 29th March, 8am-3pm. Lotsof bargains. Push bikes, orna-ments, knick-knacks and walker.

TARNEIT 98 Harmony Drive, Sat29th March, 9am-2pm. Childrensfurn, toys and books, household &electrical items. Lots of bargains.

WERRIBEE 28 Outlook Drive,Saturday 29thth March, 8am-1pm.Tools, books, toys, baby goods,DVD’s, handbags, clothes & more.

WERRIBEE 3/24 Riverside Ave,Sat 29th March 8am-4pm & Sun30th March 8am-2pm. Tupper-ware ex demonstration, records,bric-a-brac, collectables & more.

WYNDHAM VALE 25 RidgeDrive, Saturday 29th March, 8am-3pm. Furniture, stereo, golf clubs,paintings, crockery and more.

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Units/Apartments/ Townhouses

5/103 Stanhope Street, West Footscray Rooming house $150pw

5/193 Ballarat Road, Footscray Rooming house $150pw

11/11 Gordon Street, Footscray 1 bdr $235pw

9/13-15 Nicholson Street, Footscray 2 bdr Flat $295pw

6/745 Barkly Street, West Footscray 2 bdr $300pw

5/97 Verdon Street, Williamstown 2 bdr $310pw

1/1 Kallara Grove, Maidstone 2 bdr $330pw

143a Nicholson Street, Footscray 2 bdr $330pw

5/21 Middle Road, Maribyrnong 2 bdr $340pw

35 Sydney Street, Footscray 3 bdr $380pw

4/4 Eldridge Street, Footscray 2 bdr $320pw

4/187 Geelong Road, Seddon 2 bdr $380pw

5/57 Kingsville Street, Kingsville 1 bed fl at $210pw

2/147 Essex Street, Footscray 2 bdr fl at $324pw

11/27 Marnoo Street, Braybrook 3 bdr $400pw

Houses

45 Macedon Street, Maribyrnong 2 bdr $320pw

1 Dedrick Grove, Braybrook 3 bdr $330pw

12 Leeds Street, Footscray 2 bdr $420pw

COMMERCIAL / INDUSTRIAL LEASINGRETAILFOOTSCRAY - Restaurant 234m2

FOOTSCRAY - Nicholson Street 234m2/178m2

FOOTSCRAY - Barkly Street 190m2

FOOTSCRAY - Barkly Street 80m2

FOOTSCRAY - Restaurant 470m2

OFFICESFOOTSCRAY - Leeds Street 13m2

FOOTSCRAY - Irving Street 48m2

DOCKLANDS - 204/441 Docklands Drive - 85m2 + 20m2

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To LetALTONA MEADOWS 2BR unitBIR’s kit/meals adj lounge yardcarport $270pw Pellegrino R/E3/19 Synnot St W/bee 9741 1000.

ALTONA NORTH Freshly painted2BR v/unit ensuite WIR BIR’s newcarpets split system air con yardgarage $300pw Pellegrino R/E3/19 Synnot St W/bee 9741 1000.

HOPPERS CROSSING 3BRhouse, every room has A/C andd/htg, 5min to train and school.No pets. $280pw. 0412 555 227.

To LetNEED A SHORT TERM STAY

(Min 2 months) in a fullyfurnished 2BR apartment incl gas,electricity & water in beautiful andpeaceful Sanctuary Lakes Golfresort. Inclusive of free use ofindoor heated pool, sauna, spa,

gym, tennis courts and golf drivingrange. Phone 9394 2100

SEABROOK 4BR BV ensuite WIRBIR’s family/rumpus large kit/meals study sep lounge opp con-servatory room ducted heatingdouble garage close to schools/shops/buses $380 Pellegrino R/E,3/19 Synnot St, W/bee 9741 1000.

TARNEIT Ultra modern large 4BRBV ensuite WIR BIR’s kit/mealsadj family/lounge ducted heatingevap cooling remote double gar-age $350pw Pellegrino R/E, 3/19Synnot St, W/bee 9741 1000.

TARNEIT Mod 3BR ensuite WIRBIR’s kit/meals family/lounge ductheat/air cond double garage$300pw Pellegrino R/E, 3/19Synnot St, W/bee 9741 1000.

WERRIBEE Central 3BR BVseperate lounge sun room ductedheating walk to trains/shops/buses $280pw Pellegrino R/E3/19 Synnot St W/bee 9741 1000.

WERRIBEE 3BR BV BIR’s kit/dining dishwasher ducted heatingair con floorboards kids cubby-house carport large double garage$270pw Pellegrino R/E 3/19Synnot St W/bee 9741 1000.

WERRIBEE Brand new 3BR town-house WIR ensuite BIR’s seplounge bathroom + powder roomlarge kit/meals dishwasher ductedheating alarm double garage$420pw Pellegrino R/E 3/19Synnot St W/bee 9741 1000.

WERRIBEE Central 2BR v/unitBIR’s kit/meals/lounge ductedheat carport close trains/buses/shops $230pw Pellegrino R/E3/19 Synnot St W/bee 9741 1000.

YARRAVILLE & Spotswood, 1BRunit, close to all facilities, all gasappliances, new carpet, freshlypainted. Phone 0412 691 168.

415-417 Melbourne Rd, Newport

9391 65730418 393 972

RESIDENTIALNewportPercy Street $210pwCompact 1 bed fl at, B.I.R.’s all gas appliance, carport.

Spotswood Truman Street $220pw Neat 2 bed fl at, B.I.R. lounge, kitchen, off street parking.

Altona NorthBlackshaws Rd $385pwWell presented 3 bed brick home, lounge, kitchen & dining area, central heating, air-conditioner, dishwasher, B.I.Robes. Double garage.

COMMERCIALAltona NorthChambers Road $865pw+GST & outgoingsModern & spacious (9 separate rooms) & reception. Also large warehouse, toilet amenities, security, lots of parking.

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HOPPERS CROSSING 22Second Avenue, Sunday 30th

March, 9.00am-2.00pm. House-hold items, automotive parts, gen-eral bric-a-brac & much more.



To Let

104 Somerville Road Yarraville Ph 9316 9000 www.jasstephens.com.au

PLEASE REFER TO INTERNET SITE FOR OPEN FOR INSPECTION TIMES

ONE BEDROOM FLAT/UNIT/APARTMENTSFOOTSCRAY, 20/41 Moreland Street 03/04/2014 $345.00SEDDON, 7/187 Charles Street 05/04/2014 $225.00WILLIAMSTOWN, 5/88 Victoria Street 18/04/2014 $280.00YARRAVILLE, 4/78 Anderson Street 17/04/2014 $250.00YARRAVILLE, 7/64 Stephen Street Now $235.00

TWO BEDROOM FLAT/UNIT/APARTMENTSFOOTSCRAY, 3/10 Cross Street Now $440.00KINGSVILLE, 7/21 Bishop Street 16/04/2014 $320.00NEWPORT, 10/205 Mason Street 28/03/2014 $290.00WEST FOOTSCRAY, 5/705 Barkly Street Now $320.00WEST FOOTSCRAY, 6/148 Rupert Street Now $300.00WILLIAMSTOWN, 2/13 Dover Road Now $350.00YARRAVILLE, 3/119 Gamon Street 01/04/2014 $365.00YARRAVILLE, 178B Somerville Road 31/03/2014 $340.00

THREE BEDROOM FLAT/UNIT/APARTMENTSKINGSVILLE, 8/1 Kingsville Street Now $370.00

TWO BEDROOM TOWNHOUSESFOOTSCRAY, 17 Souter Crescent Now $420.00NEWPORT, 2/28 Thorpe Street 17/04/2014 $450.00SEDDON, 186 Charles Street Now $475.00SPOTSWOOD, 1/165 Hudsons Road 01/04/2014 $420.00YARRAVILLE, 2/126 Blackwood Street Now $530.00YARRAVILLE, 33A Norfolk Street Now $480.00

THREE BEDROOM TOWNHOUSESWEST FOOTSCRAY, 1/6 Bruce Street 03/04/2014 $490.00YARRAVILLE, 1/126 Blackwood Street Now $650.00YARRAVILLE, 3/126 Blackwood Street Now $625.00

FOUR BEDROOM TOWNHOUSESFOOTSCRAY, 44 Mcdougall Drive 11/04/2014 $520.00

TWO BEDROOM HOUSESFOOTSCRAY, 32 Southampton Street 19/04/2014 $420.00SEDDON, 8 Tennyson Street 01/04/2014 $480.00SPOTSWOOD, 161 Hudsons Road Now $430.00YARRAVILLE, 18 DEAKIN STREET 16/04/2014 $460.00YARRAVILLE, 34 Goulburn Street 06/04/2014 $400.00YARRAVILLE, 10 Norfolk Street Now $420.00YARRAVILLE, 27 Stooke Street Now $340.00

THREE BEDROOM HOUSESFOOTSCRAY, 19 Southampton Street Now $380.00NEWPORT, 286 Melbourne Road Now $420.00SEDDON, 28 Perry Street Now $725.00WEST FOOTSCRAY, 171 Essex Street Now $430.00YARRAVILLE, 1 Eirene Street 22/04/2014 $530.00YARRAVILLE, 96 Francis Street 22/04/2014 $360.00YARRAVILLE, 2B Norfolk Street Now $700.00YARRAVILLE, 90 Severn Street Now $470.00

KINGSVILLE, 7/21 Bishop Street

LOCATED IN BANBURY VILLAGE ESTATELocated in the ever developing Banbury Village Estate this designer two story 2 bedroom townhouse provides a low maintenance lifestyle with everything at your fi nger tips. Both bedrooms are located on the ground fl oor with BIR’s in each, direct entry from the remote garage, separate laundry & modern bathroom. Upstairs you’ll fi nd an expansive open plan living with a north facing balcony, kitchen with European stainless steel appliances, separate study zone area & powder room.Now $420.00

YARRAVILLE, 3/126 Blackwood Street

SECLUDED HOME IN VILLAGE LOCATIONThis brand new 3 bedroom townhouse offers all you could imagine. Compris-ing spacious living area with polished timber fl oors, light fi lled open plan kitchen featuring gas cooking & stain-less steel appliances, separate laundry with built in front loader washing machine. Upstairs you will fi nd 3 large bedrooms with ensuite off the master & walk through robe with balcony. Features split system heating/cooling & single garage with access through to the rear north facing court yard. Now $625.00

FOOTSCRAY, 20/41 Moreland Street

FASTIDIOUSLY RENOVATED APARTMENTThis light-fi lled apartment reveals the signifi cant benefi ts of comprehensive refurbishment throughout its inviting, impressively presented fl oor-plan. A central living area with split system heating / cooling are complemented by a separate kitchen featuring excel-lent storage & contemporary fi ttings. Two double bedrooms sharing a beau-tifully fi nished bathroom with laundry space accommodate in total comfort. Allocated off-street parking.16/04/2014 $320.00

ULTRA LIVINGSleek and stylish apartment in a brand new development located all so close to the CBD & all that the inner west has to offer. Comprises of double bedroom with BIR large living area with split system, modern kitchen with stainless steel appliances, dishwasher & stone bench tops, central bathroom, security intercom entrance, undercover se-curity parking & storage cage. Boasts large balcony with commanding view of the city & Maribyrnong river. Next to a lovely old blue stone cafe.03/04/2014 $345.00

IMPRESSIVE RENOVATIONThis impressively renovated, solid 3 bedroom corner block home sets the agenda for family enjoyment, walking distance from the Village, Cruickshank Park & Clare Court Kindergarten. Plantation shutters fi lter the natural light that fi lls the inviting living area, complemented by a Caesar-stone kitchen/dining area of exceptional size & style. Polished fl oorboards, high ceil-ings, ducted heating & evaporative cooling enhance ideal living spaces, more than matched outside by a gen-erous garden. Six month lease only.22/04/2014 $530.00

YARRAVILLE, 1 Eirene Street

ALL THE DESIRED ATTRIBUTESContemporary ideas have been applied to this classical free standing period home to create a spectacular renovated result in a great village location. Three inviting bedrooms & two brand new bathrooms, including a main bedroom with ensuite & walk in robe, provide the perfect introduction to living/dining areas that are fi lled with light and further enhanced by a Caesar stone kitchen with SMEG induc-tion cooking, ample storage solutions & reverse cycle heating/cooling.Now $725.00

KINGSVILLE, 8/1 Kingsville Street

NEAT AS A PIN.This fully refurbished single level unit adopts an appealing profi le & proportions that ensure immediate appreciation. Set at the rear, a corner position enhances the privacy of bright spaces including generous living/dining areas & an open-plan kitchen featuring stainless steel appliances. 3 bedrooms with BIR’s share a bathroom that demonstrates the expertise with which this outstanding domain has been updated. Features split system a/c, ceiling fans & robes.Now $370.00

MORE THAN MEETS THE EYE!This immaculate 2 bedroom fi rst fl oor apartment only minutes from the local Shopping precinct, fi tness facilities, public transport & nature reserves provides ease of living through out. The spacious living area has carpeted fl ooring fl owing through to the kitchen providing ample cupboard space & preparation areas along with a meals area. Both bedrooms are extremely spacious & carpeted with large BIR’s in the master sharing a central bathroom with laundry facilities. Single car space included.28/03/2014 $290.00

FOOTSCRAY, 17 Souter Crescent

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NEWPORT, 10/205 Mason Street

SEDDON, 28 Perry Street

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ALTONA Large house, close toshopping centre/station. Fully furnroom with air cond and internet.Must be employed. $150pw inclexpenses. ☎ 0435 696 014.

POINT COOK 2 rooms available,fully furnished, Close to all amen-ities. $165pw includes utility bills.Phone 0433 181 741.

WERRIBEE furnished BR. $110per week including bills andinternet, 1 week's bond required.Phone 0411 174 837 after 6pmweekdays, anytime weekends.

ProfessionalAre you offering

"genuine employment?''

ADVERTISERS PLEASE NOTEMuch hardship and difficulty is

caused to job-seekers bymisleading advertising placed in

employment columns.

Our Professional Employment andSituations Vacant columns arereserved for advertisements whichcarry a SPECIFIC and GENUINEoffer of employment.

All employment advertisementsmust state clearly the type of joboffered and remuneration offered.(i.e. salary package, retainer pluscommission or commission only).

"Commission only'' jobs are onlyaccepted in these columnsPROVIDED that this is clearlystated in the ad AND theemployer is paying Workcover andSuperannuation. If not, then theseadvertisements MUST be placedin an alternate classification sucha s S e l f E m p l o y m e n tOpportunities.

Placing misleading advertisementsis an offence against the Competi-tion and Consumer Act and alladvertisements are subject to thepublisher's approval. For furtheradvice contact the AustralianCompetition and ConsumerCommission on 9290 1800.

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CLEANERExperience, Police check,

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--- DozerDozerDozer

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--- ExcavatorExcavatorExcavator

--- BackhoeBackhoeBackhoe

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★ TRUCK DRIVER ★Tipper Truck Driver required.

Experience preferred.Red or White Card required.Call John 0433 841 533.

ROOF RESTORERRequired to work in a long

established company. Mainly towork in West and Northern

suburbs. Must have experienceand equipment. Ph 9399 1177

COUNTER HANDWANTED

COUNTER HANDWANTED

Experienced and hardworking. Flexible hours.

Must have Driver Licence.Secure job. Laverton area.Ph Helen 0433 336 867

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★ PAINTERS ★Own transport, ABN, tools and

experience necessary.Work in western suburbs & city.

Phone 0433 019 194.

★ CHEF’S NEED ★Experienced Chef and 2nd of 3rd

Year Apprentice Chef required forbusy restaurant in Werribee.Please Phone 9731 1415

Auto ElectricianBROOKLYN

Starter motor and alternatorreconditioning. Also some general

auto electrical jobs.Full time permanent position.

Salary negotiable.Phone 0409 253 021.

Situations VacantAPPRENTICE CARPENTER1st / 2nd Year. Must have Pre-apprenticeship or experience.Must have own transport andexcellent communication skills

required. Mature minded peopleneed only apply. Werribee area.

Phone: 0401 693 113.

Work WantedMale 50s Seeking Work

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Auto Services

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Caravans andTrailers

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Cars Newand Used

HOLDEN COMMODORE 1995.On g a s , RWC , t ow - b a r .366,465kms. Reg till 4th Sept,OCA-633. $2,800. 0467 993 918.

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Motorcycles andScooters

HONDA 250 4 Wheeler. Bought2013. Like new, very little use. Suitnew buyer. Shifting interstate.$5,000. 1HFTE 21U4D 4401 373.☎ 0418 524 545. View Lancefield.

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QUALIFIED SPRAY PAINTERWe are seeking a qualified Spray Painter to work inour modern panel shop. Suitable candidate must beable to colour match, work unsupervised, beenthusiastic and have pride in their workmanship.Wages negotiable.

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I f you ever bump into me at a wine bar, chances are I’ll be swirling a glass of chardonnay. This noble grape is my favourite white by some distance.When winemaker and head of France’s famous

Chablis chardonnay region Louis Moreau hit town recently, I arranged a catch-up to chat about all things chardonnay.

Chablis is the only region in France with mono-cépage, where only one grape variety can be used in its wines: chardonnay. Eighteen villages make up the appellation and the wines are divided into four levels: petit chablis, chablis, premier cru and grand cru.

Chablis’ winemakers tend to shy away from ageing their wines in oak, to keep their purity.

“Chablis should have three characteristics: it should be fresh, it should be crispy and it should be fruity,” says Moreau.

Soil plays an important part in the character of chablis. An inland sea once covered the region and mineral and seashell deposits 240 million years ago created kimmeridgian soil, which is rich in calcareous soils and clays.

“The different soil types are the beauty of chablis,” Moreau says. “Some wines can be a bit more austere and with a little bit more tension compared to other wines, while premier cru and grand cru can be a little bit rounder or a bit more supple or tender.

“Those made on clay produce fuller wines and the chalky soils will give you nice tension.”

Much of the chablis that makes its way to Australia

Decanter \ BEN THOMAS LOVES HIS CHARDONNAY

to reaD more reviews www.theweeklyreview.com.au/wine

comes bottled under screw cap; rare for French wine. We’re the only country in

the world to which some chablis producers will ship screw-capped wine. With freshness the

key to good chablis, we really are the lucky country.“Chablis being very fine, very delicate, screw cap

is definitely a plus, especially when you ship them to countries with different conditions. It helps preserve the wines better,” says Moreau, who has used screw caps for six years. “It takes away the fear of having a bad bottle for consumers and for winemakers it helps preserve one, two years of our work rather than have it ruined by a cork.

“My father always said if there’s new technology, whether it’s in the vineyard or winemaking, and if it’s going to be helpful, don’t go against it. He is right.” \

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in the neighbourhoodOfficially part of the Burgundy region, Chablis shares characteristics with the nearby Champagne. “The first Champagne vineyard is not even an hour’s drive from Chablis,” Moreau says. “The climate, soils, terroir is similar and back in history we were closer to the Count of Champagne rather than the landowners in southern Burgundy.” Until relatively recently, Chablis wasn’t the domain of only chardonnay. “Back in history there was a little bit of pinot noir and gamay, but it was pulled out,” Moreau says. “I remember some of those vineyards when I was younger, but they were used for family consumption and workers. There was always a tank of red wine in the winery but that disappeared and we solely concentrate on chardonnay.”

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dinner a tribute to club’s stalwarts

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Kooringal Golf Club honoured its long-standing members at a special celebration dinner at the Wilga Avenue club.

Victorian and Australian amateur golf great Kevin Hartley and popular club members Rose Patterson and Pat Fitzgibbon were recognised for half a century of service to the 68-year-old club.

Director of membership Lynette Foote said the evening was a � tting tribute to the men and women who had supported the club over many years.

“We’re incredibly proud of our history and the important role the club plays in so many people’s lives,” she said.

“Life-long partnerships and very dear friendships have been forged on the fairways and through social events at this club, and tonight’s event celebrates that.

“Kooringal regularly welcomes new members, but we thought it was time we also acknowledged the rich history these long-serving members represent.”

Kooringal was inaugurated at a public meeting at the Williamstown Town Hall on September 27, 1946 as the Williamstown Golf Club before changing its name to Kooringal in 1958 when Altona became a separate municipality. \

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PREMIER FIRST GRADE1ST XI SEMI FINALFOOTSCRAY EDGEWATER v GEELONGAt Merv Hughes Oval, FootscrayFOOTSCRAY EDGEWATER 1st Innings 218GEELONG 1st InningsK SAWAS c Dean b H Winter-Irving. . . . . . . . 8E VINES b Haber� eld . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 11J CROSTHWAITE b Hastings . . . . . . . . . . 118H BUTTERWORTH lbw b Haber� eld . . . . . . 17M HARRISON lbw b Hastings. . . . . . . . . . . . 0A CAIRNS c Dean b Haber� eld. . . . . . . . . . 19L MULLER c Kelly b Haber� eld . . . . . . . . . 10J McPHEE c Walker b Hastings . . . . . . . . . . 0J SHEPPARD lbw b Hastings . . . . . . . . . . . . 0J REED lbw b Hastings . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 0M CARSON not out . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1Extras (4b 3lb 1w 2nb) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 10Total . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 194Fall: 27, 51, 85, 87, 161, 177, 179, 179, 179, 194Bowling: J Haber� eld 23-3-81-4, J Hastings 19.5-7-45-5, H Winter-Irving 11-3-29-1, L Dredge 3-1-9-0, M Kelly 3-0-13-0, S Dissanayaka 2-0-3-0, G Walker 4-2-7-0Overs: 65.5.Result: Footscray Edgewater wonUmpires: S Craig & A Ward

VICTORIAN TURFGrand f: Day 4: Yarrav Club 169 (A Cristofaro 66 S Jeffree 5-28) and 135 (S Perera 7-50) bt Sth Caulf 134 (R Sherlock 5-37) and 131. 2nd: Yarrav Club 185 (J Tate 5-43) and 134 (M Philips 6-19) bt Strath 104 and 96 (M Boglis 5-22). Nth: Tulla 9-369 (C Kenney 79no D Zahorodni 75 M Perera 56 D Smith 52 J James 6-93) and 1-33 bt PEGS 151. 2nd: Spots 138 (A Martin 5-50) and 154 bt Tulla 8 (dec)-40 (S Fitzgerald 5-7) and 147. A1: Suns Druids 223 (L Wilson 115 D Udugamasooriya 5-32) and 93 bt Seddon 144 (S Thurston 5-32) and

86. A2: St Albans 196 (M Cristino 57 D Brown 5-61) and 8-110 bt Craigieb 179 and 127 (R Mackenzie 6-39). B1: Nth B1 Glenroy 82 (S Kamburugamuwa 6-38) and 4-120 bt Avon Hts 131 (M Jinan 58no) and 67 (S Goodwin 5-18). B2: Merlyn Hadf 128 (D Bacon 54 G Groves 7-34) v Jacana 150 (D Petrucciani 64no) and 5-66. West B1: Suns Hts 8-153 v Suns Utd 144. B2: Suns Hts 211 and 291 bt N'port Digm 147 (F Yetismis 6-22) and 198 (J Monahan 76). Nth C1: Aber 117 and 139 bt St Fran d Sale 72 (C Berzins 6-25) and 165. C2: St Bern 223 (J Riley 52) and 2-91 bt S'wood 198 (J Butter� eld 60 J Browne 5-37) and 114. C3: RMIT 247 v Taylors Lakes 212 (J Denny 92) and 0-5. C4: Doutta Blue 172 (B Thomas 50) bt PEGS 68. Sth: Hampton 292 (H Scully 118 J Carpenter 80 D Bourke 5-39) and 0-62 bt Chels 127. 2nds: McKinn 170 (B Rafferty 57 B Sharland 5-29) and 55 bt Bonbeach Tangy 120 and 89. A1: Aspdale 174 and 178 bt Highett 79 and 144. A2: Mentone 203 and 2-49 bt Caulf Gram/NCG 100 (C Gumbleton 5-18) and 147. C1: Chelt 165 and 0-9 v McKinn 78 and 164 (J Halasz 59). C3: Hampton 103 (S Hay hat-trick) bt M'beena 7-86.

WESTERN SUBURBSGrand f: A: Altona Sports 7-287 v Charles Sturt University. B: Altona Roosters 8-226 (M Wilson 77 M Lundberg 46 M Robinson 41 DD Mahanayake 4-29) bt United Tarneit SC 107 (RP Snanayaka 41 MJ Nolton 5-57 G Wainwright 3-23). Limited-overs: C: Melton South PSCC 5-203 bt Western Lions 164 (V Asirimath 50 S Davies 5-34). D: Western All Stars 5-266 (D Pawlowski 130 L Black 40 S Rammuthugala 3-60) bt Western Lions 158 (C Arachchilage 56 R Nettasingha 37 L Black 6-43). E: United Tarneit SC 7-283 (I Dayananda 83 S Kulasinghe 69 RC Karunatilake 49) bt Melton 129 (S Kulasinghe 3-25). T20: Charles Sturt Uni 6-191 (MM Shinwari 76 AD Ranawaka Arachchige 53) bt United Tarneit SC 8-190 (AJ Dias 40 DD Mahanayake 39).

VSDCASemi-f: Day 2: East West: 1st XI: Oakleigh 6-111 (Hodgson 58no) bt Bayswater 104, Noble Park 186 bt Werribee 184 (S Dean 54). 2nd XI: Werribee 5-111 bt Box Hill 110, Oakleigh 3-205 (Townsend 104no Harrison 59no) bt Williamstown 202. North South: 1st XI: Caul� eld 9-265 bt Ormond 133, Malvern 156 (Jaensch 5-49) and 2-83 bt Plenty Valley 134 and 3-104. 2nd XI: Plenty Valley 253 bt Preston 146, Kew 6-301 bt Brunswick 261 (Kay 78 Carey 61 Walshe 52). South East: 3rd XI: Oakleigh 2-134 (Fabris 61 no) bt Box Hill 133, Bayswater 4-169 (Clark 67) bt Malvern 166. 4th XI: Malvern 6-144 bt Endeavour Hills 143, Oakleigh 9-167 bt Caul� eld 163 (Matthews 52). North West: 3rd XI: Preston 133 bt Werribee 121 (Barry 6-41), Ivanhoe 6-237 (Malloy 116no) bt Plenty Valley 5-236 (Barton 64 Callahan 51). 4th XI: Preston 208 bt Kew 164, Williamstown 181 bt Plenty Valley 167.

FOOTBALLTAC CUP ROUND 1CALDER 4.6 5.7 9.11 14.11 (95)WESTERN 1.1 2.4 3.4 8.7 (55)Goals: Calder: Cauchi 3 Cavanagh 3 Ahern 2 Kovacevic 2 Dimasi Foster Wunhym Goodyear. Western: Payne 3 Norton 2 Bray Daw Manivong.Best: Calder: Miller Kovacevic Stillman O’Kearney Cavka Goodyear. Western: Menadue Payne Norton Carter Ellis Viojo. At Highgate Recreation Reserve.OAKLEIGH 0.5 4.8 10.13 14.15 (99)NORTHERN 4.2 7.3 7.5 10.5 (65)Goals: Oakleigh: Moore 3 Answerth 2 McLean 2 Houston 2 Oppy 2 Jackson Pittonet Thompson. Northern: McKenzie 2 McDonagh 2 Aujla Castagna Langford Macpherson Murphy Malone.Best: Oakleigh: Answerth Sinclair Moore Pittonet McLean Crocker. Northern: Hunt Perry Jordan Tester Langford Switkowski. At Visy Park.SANDRINGHAM 1.3 4.4 9.6 14.8 (92)EASTERN 5.2 8.6 9.9 11.11 (77)Goals: Sandringham: Dear 3 Spencer 3 Vickers-Willis Brayshaw Barker Clayton Maynard Langdon Grace Gogis. Eastern: Traynor 4 Petracca 3 Wilson 2 Sheridan-Ferrie Weideman.

Best: Sandringham: Brayshaw Wilkinson Barker Manteit Vickers-Willis Dear. Eastern: Petracca Kift Nielson Sheridan-Ferrie Cotte Wilson. At Visy Park.

GOLFGV PENNANTS: Rd 2: DIV 1 at The Heritage: METROPOLITAN 4 bt THE HERITAGE 3 (S Todd bt D Walker at 20th L Michel bt DJ Loypur 1 down T Donoghue lost to R Elward 4-3 N Collyer lost to R Herron 2 up D Francis lost to J Usher 1 up, S Smith bt B Henderson 2-1 M Roberson bt D Seymour 2-1), VICTORIA 5 bt YARRA YARRA 2 (R Ruf� es bt A Schonewille 4-3 B Eccles bt A Roberts 4-3 W Hume lost to K Duncan 4-3 L Murnane bt M Samen-Curtis 5-4 J Sandic bt D Shimmin 4-2 K Ciupek bt I Susic 4-3 G Thomson bt A Ahern at 19th), COMMONWEALTH 6 bt CHELTENHAM 1 (L Herbert bt B White 7-6 Z Murray bt S Gallie 5-4 M Hinkley lost to B Kivimets 3-2 F Droop bt T Redmond 4-2 T Couling bt M Costigan 4-3 J Lett bt R Greenhill 2 down, G Sluce bt P Neal 4-3), SOUTHERN 5 bt WOODLANDS 2 (A McCoy lost to B Coletta 3-2 J Besley lost to M Ledge 3-2 L Cain bt G McDougall 5-4 M Long bt D Stafrace 3-2 E Barclay bt D Crothers 2-1 J Cassap bt C Winkler 2-1 T Vallence bt J Deftereos-Brennan 5-4). DIV 2 at Waverley: Waverly 4 bt Kingswood 3, Long Island 5 bt Latrobe 2, Kingston Heath 4 bt Kooringal 3, Sanctuary Lakes 5 bt Spring Valley 2. DIV 3 at Yering Meadows: Peninsula 4 bt Yering Meadows 3, Royal Melbourne 6 bt Huntingdale 1, Rosanna 5 bt Rossdale 2, Keysborough 5 bt Kew 2. DIV 4 at Heidelberg: Heidelberg 5 bt Medway 2, Northern 5 bt Eynesbury 2, Gisborne 4 bt Patterson River 3, Cranbourne 4 bt Goonawarra 3. DIV 5 at Sunshine: Sunshine 7 bt Whittlesea 0, Eastwood 5 bt Green Acres 2, Riversdale 4 bt Churchill Park 3, Box Hill 6 bt Melton Valley 1. COLTS. Div 5 at Sunshine: Melton Valley 3 bt Sunshine 2, Whittlesea 4 bt Green Acres 1, Patterson River 2-1/2 sq Churchill Park 2-1/2.

SCHOOL SPORTSAGSV: BOYS: BADMINTON: Grand f: Camberwell 6-10-248 bt PEGS 0-1-170. 3rd v 4th: Ivanhoe 5-9-226 bt Mentone 1-1-151. 5th v 6th: Peninsula 4-7-210 bt Trinity 2-4-193. BASKETBALL: Grand f: Marcellin 59 bt Trinity 44. CRICKET: Grand f: Yarra Valley 7-158 (Kudage-Don 48 Lyon 3-41) bt Trinity 94 (Contos 60). TABLE TENNIS: Grand f: PEGS 10-35 bt Camberwell 5-21. 3rd v 4th: Mentone 14-44 bt Trinity 1-16. 5th v 6th: Ivanhoe 10-33 bt Peninsula 5-21. TENNIS: Grand f: Yarra Valley 9-105 bt Ivanhoe 7-90. VOLLEYBALL: Grand f: Trinity 3 bt Yarra Valley 1 (25-21 21-25 25-22 25-20). 3rd v 4th: Ivanhoe 3 bt Mentone 0 (25-21 25-15 25-19). 5th v 6th: Peninsula 3 bt Marcellin 1 (25-18 18-25 26-24 24-18). 7th v 8th: Camberwell 3 bt PEGS 1 (27-25 25-19 20-25 25-17). SQUASH: Camberwell 10-21-476 bt Marcellin 6-16-430, Scotch 13-28-528 bt Trinity 3-10-396, St Kevins Green 10-22-463 bt St Kevins Gold 6-14-426. SWIMMING: Boys: Mentone 288.5 Ivanhoe 249 Trinity 216 Penleigh & Essendon 213 Yarra Valley 184.5 Camberwell 183 Peninsula 172 Marcellin 143 Assumption 101. Girls: Mentone 157 Ivanhoe 137 Yarra Valley 111 Peninsula 103 Penleigh & Essendon 97 Assumption 43.AGSV/APS GIRLS: BADMINTON: Wesley 9-18-280 bt Haileybury 0-1-162, PEGS 8-16-267 bt Carey 1-2-110, Geelong Gram 5-13-279 bt Caul� eld 4-8-210. ROWING: Geelong Gram, Carey, Geelong Coll, Wesley, Haileybury, Caul� eld. SOFTBALL: Ivanhoe 21 bt Carey 12, Geelong Gram 22 bt Wesley 20, PEGS 13 bt ACK 1, Haileybury 2 bt Caul� eld 0. TENNIS: Haileybury 9-107 bt Geelong Coll 7-71, Peninsula 8-85 bt Carey 8-84, Geelong 13-119 bt ACK 3-38, Wesley 15-126 bt Caul� eld 1-32, Yarra Valley 13-112 bt Ivanhoe 3-67. VOLLEYBALL: Wesley 3 bt Mentone 0 (25-16 25-13 25-11), PEGS 3 bt Peninsula 0 (25-22 25-12 25-10), Carey 3 bt Ivanhoe 0 (25-12 25-22 25-19), Caul� eld 3 bt Haileybury 0 (25-18 25-13 26-24).

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cannons shoot down jetsTAC Cup

� e new-look Western Jets’ on-ball brigade was dealt a harsh lesson by Calder Cannons with a 40-point � ogging in the opening round of the TAC Cup at Highgate Recreation Reserve on Saturday morning.

� e bulk of the Jets who ran through the mid� eld were familiar faces but had little experience at the coalface.

Jets coach Torin Baker wasted no time si� ing through the match footage to come up with answers for players he wants to fast-track into their new positions.

“We have a new on-ball group who haven’t played a lot in the TAC Cup ,” he said. “Most of them are new in the role, but they have to learn, and quickly. I’ve identi� ed some things they can work on .”

Corey Ellis was the exception to the rule . Switched into the centre in the second half, he did a lot of the grunt work while also hurting the opposition with his run and carry and exquisite foot skills.

� e Jets were behind on the scoreboard from the get-go as the Cannons made full use of the breeze to lead by 23 points at quarter-time.

Down 21 at half-time, the Jets were made to pay for their sloppy play in attack. � e Cannons booted four goals to one in the third quarter to put the game out of reach.

“We rued the opportunities we missed,” Baker said.

Connor Menadue was one of the standouts for the Jets in practice matches and he carried his form into the � rst home-and-away match, while Mitch Norton excelled in a variety of roles and Liam Carter was solid down back.

Under siege: Western Jets onballer Liam Duggan is set upon by a pair of Calder Cannons. (DARREN HOWE)

� e Jets face Sandringham Dragons in the second round at Highgate Recreation Reserve from 10am on Sunday. \

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West newport ‘robbed’ of a turf titleCricket

West Newport is seething a� er a callous and calculated act ruined its last chance of Williamstown and District Cricket Association A turf premiership glory.

Wests went into the fourth and last day as odds-on favourite to make it three � ags in � ve years before the club moves to the Victorian Turf Cricket Association next summer.

Wests needed just one wicket to win, while their opponents Grand United had a mountain to climb, requiring 92 runs with two tail-enders at the crease.

It seemed a mere formality that Wests would go on to claim the � ag, but when the teams arrived at Greenwich Reserve on Sunday they found the covers slashed, divots

marked in the pitch and a roller broken, forcing the umpires to cancel play .

Because it was the biggest game on the WDCA calender a number of league o� cials were in attendance. � ey initially decided to move the game to Fearon Reserve in Williamstown, but not all parties agreed.

“We said, ‘yep, no worries, we’ll go down there’,” Wests secretary Mick Jones said. “But Grand United said ‘nope, if you do that, we’re going to go to another comp.

“All of a sudden they [o� cials] reconvened and they said there will be no A turf premiers this season.”

� e decision hit Wests hard, even bringing one of its senior-ranking players to tears.

“We’re going to buy the boys medallions and a � ag and everything,” Jones said.

“As far as we see it, we’re the premiers and everyone knows that. Even some of the boys from Grand United, they were absolutely shattered and said it’s a disgrace.

West Newport posted a massive 262 courtesy of wicketkeeper-batsman Aaron Floyd (61) and captain Trent Jones (60).

� e Gorillas were in dire straits in reply at 9-171 a� er a � ve-wicket haul to big-game specialist Corey Irving.

“� ey had the numbers 10 and 11 in, so it was going to be pretty doubtful to get the 90 runs, but you never know,” Jones said.

Other premiers were: West Newport (B turf), Caroline Springs (C composite), Melton Centrals (A-grade matting), Grand United (B-grade matting and one-day competition) and Deer Park Ardeer (C-grade matting). \ LJ

falcons soar to sixth straight win

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Reigning champions City West Falcons have assumed sole ownership of top spot on the Victorian Netball League championship division ladder a� er notching a sixth straight win to start the season.

Judging by their 54-37 mauling of Boroondara Genesis in the much-anticipated top-two clash at the State Netball Hockey Centre on Wednesday night, the Falcons’ supremacy shows no signs of weakening.

� ey have opened up a handy game break over the Genesis, a two-game lead over third-placed Peninsula Waves and a massive three games over the rest of the competition. But, ever the professional, coach Marg Lind is not getting carried away.

“It’s a good start but there’s still a long way to go,” she told the Weekly. “We’re not going to get ahead of ourselves.”

Lind stressed the importance of a fast start to the season for her side. She is mindful of the impact of state, national and trans-Tasman duties on her team.

Even on Wednesday night, the Falcons had three players – Chloe Watson, Emily Mannix and Maggie Lind – returning from the national titles.

“All three were pretty good, which is a bit of a � rst because normally they get back from nationals pretty exhausted and � nd it hard to get into the game mentally,” Lind said.

“We thought that if we didn’t make a good start we probably wouldn’t run it out, so we put all our eggs in one basket and went for it.”

� e Falcons ran riot in the � rst quarter to take a 13-goal lead into quarter-time and did not relent.

Kath Knott showed her class to land 32 from 40, an 80 per cent return.

Clare Moylan was a standout in the centre. She and Maggie Lind formed a strong mid-court combination that has potential for growth.

� e Falcons will meet Southern Saints at the SNHC on Wednesday night.

Meanwhile, VU-Western Lightning tumbled to sixth place following a 52-40 loss to Yarra Valley Grammar Ariels. � e Lightning play winless Ballarat Pride at SNHC on Wednesday. \ LJ

Noordenne CupAltona City has taken out the cup named in honour of its founder, Lou Noordenne. City was victorious 3-1 over Keilor Park in Saturday’s soccer � nal at Kim Reserve after goals to Sam Lloyd, Patrick Magarigel and Dave Mahoney. The FFV state league season starts this weekend. \

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dramatic win for clubbersCricket

Yarraville Club has made a habit of � nding new ways to win premierships in the Victorian Turf Cricket Association senior division, but none has been as dramatic as its 37-run grand � nal triumph over South Caul� eld at Cro� s Reserve at the weekend.

Clubbers top-order batsman Justin Baker quipped that it felt like he had walked o� the set of a soap opera a� er four days of tense, drama-� lled action led to an incredible seventh � ag in nine seasons for his club.

Baker was just pleased the scriptwriters remembered to include a fairytale ending for his club. “ � is grand � nal was like the writers of Home and Away got a handle on it,” he said amid the post game celebrations.

“We’ve got a bloke [Yarraville Club’s Aaron Mato] in hospital with his missus for the birth of his � rst child [a boy named Khan]; another guy [South Caul� eld’s Leon Gouzen� ter] has gone into hospital with appendicitis and had his appendix removed on Saturday night .”

Yarraville Club made a s low start to be 7-72 on day one. � e Clubbers eked out 169 on the back of a middle-order revival from Anthony Cristofaro (66) and Adam Contessa (29).

South Caul� eld’s chances were boosted by a hamstring injury to Clubbers captain Emmett Bronca.

When Bronca broke down, South had eroded a quarter of the runs needed for a � rst innings lead with only one wicket down, but it only served to galvanise the Clubbers.

Man of the match Richard Sherlock stepped up to take a � ve-wicket bag to have South all out for 134. But there was still plenty of time – two days – for the tide to turn.

� e Clubbers were backed into a corner at 5-56 with just 10 batsmen available on the third day as Mato tended to his wife in the maternity ward. Enter veteran Michael O’Keefe, who steadied the ship with 49. O’Keefe not only provided much-needed runs

but ensured Mato got a chance to bat on the fourth day, albeit on two hours’ sleep. Mato played a valuable role late in the innings as the Clubbers made 134, setting South a target of 169.

South were cruising for most of the fourth and � nal day to be 1-90. But it all changed when big-game player Matthew Murphy took six wickets to put the exclamation mark on yet another Clubbers premiership.

It was a double celebration for the Clubbers, who also took out the second XI premiership with a comfortable 119-run grand � nal win over Strathmore at the second oval at Cro� s Reserve . \

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Last laugh: Yarraville Club batsman Andrew Cullen might have lost this argument with the South Caul� eld � elders, but he enjoyed the premiership spoils come Sunday night. (WAYNE HAWKINS)

Double delightYarraville Club’s 2013-14 premiership teamsFirsts: Emmett Bronca (captain), Andrew Cullen, Justin Baker, Ben Pope, Aaron Mato, Adam Contessa, Anthony Cristofaro, Michael O’Keefe, Richard Sherlock, Ben Tupper and Matthew Murphy.Seconds: Gavin Tippett (captain), Neil Burton, Sam Callard, Craig Trounson, Matthew Boglis, Darren Cain, Anthony Graham, Mitchell Sweeney, Jake Armistead, Joel Richardson and Konrad Kurta.



dogs eye gloryPREMIER Cricket

Footscray Edgewater has a chance to add to its one and only � rst XI premiership, won in 1979-80, a� er advancing to the Premier Cricket grand � nal for the � rst time in 34 years.

� e Bulldogs are on the verge of their second � ag in a district cricket history spanning 66 years since their elevation from sub-district ranks in 1948.

� ey will face Essendon, an inaugural district cricket member that has won two top-tier � ags in 108 years.

“I don’t think Essendon and Footscray are the two most fashionable sides playing o� for a premiership,” Bulldogs coach Steve Chapman quipped.

� e Bulldogs moved through to the decider with a 24-run win against Geelong in a semi-� nal at Merv Hughes Oval at the weekend.

� e players and coaching sta� enjoyed their victory on Sunday night, but it was back to preparing for the grand � nal when the working week arrived.

� e match will be a three-day a� air at the Junction Oval, starting Friday at 10.30am.

“I think it was important for the boys to enjoy it,” Chapman said. “Forget about the fact that it’s a grand � nal coming up that we’ve won the right to play in – it’s a big result, it’s a state semi-� nal, so we’re pretty happy.”

On paper, the Bulldogs’ 218 might have appeared a little dicey to defend, but Chapman was con� dent his side had enough on the board to satisfy the bowlers.

It proved to be a tricky wicket for the Bulldog batsmen early on, but once they

familiarised themselves with the conditions, runs could be made – as proven by skipper Dean Russ (56), Guy Walker (51) and Shanuka Dissanayake (45).

On the Sunday, the Bulldogs dismissed Geelong for 194.

“� at’s as good a � elding performance as I’ve seen from a Premier side this year,” Chapman said of his team.

Jake Haber� eld was again the game-breaker with the ball. � e opening bowler took his season tally to 53 wickets with 4-81 o� 23 overs.

“He was immense,” Chapman said. “He took wickets when we needed them the most.”

Haber� eld, 27, has been a breath of fresh air since crossing to the club from South Australia, and he continues to press for higher honours .

“For a fast bowler, he’s been unique,” Chapman said. “He hasn’t once complained about his workload; he hasn’t mentioned any sort of injury and we struggle to get the ball out of his hand. He’s just got an insatiable thirst for bowling.”

In a game that seesawed, Geelong appeared to be taking the upper hand on Sunday, requiring 58 runs with � ve wickets in hand.

Chapman turned to the experience of John Hastings, who ripped through the lower order and claimed James Crosthwaite for 118.

� e Bulldogs hold a 2-0 head-to-head lead over Essendon for the season, but both victories were gained in limited-overs matches.

� e sides have not met in a two-dayer since the opening round of 2012-13 in match that was drawn because of poor weather.\

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Chief destroyer: Jake Haber� eld is leading the charge for Footscray Edgewater with more than 50 wickets for the season. (MICHAEL COPP)

2013-14 Premier Cricket finalFootscray Edgewater v EssendonJunction Oval, Friday-Sunday, 10.30amSemi-� nal resultsSt Kilda 224 lost to Essendon 7-225Footscray Edgewater 218 d Geelong 194Head to head in 2013–14Round 5 (one-dayer): Footscray Edgewater 1-97 d Essendon 96Round 10 (Twenty20): Essendon 7-116 lost to Footscray Edgewater 8-124First XI premiershipsFootscray Edgewater: 1979-80Essendon: 1963-64, 1969-70

injury adds to insult for burnt gatorsBasketball

Altona Gators are counting the cost of a nightmarish home opener in the Big V basketball men’s division 1.

Not only did the Gators surrender 91-82 to Mildura Heat at the Altona Sports Centre on Sunday, but they’ve lost big man Daniel Borbajo for an extended period a� er he broke his wrist dunking in the pre-game shoot- around. Borbajo faces up to 12 weeks on the sidelines.

“We’re not the biggest team and he’s probably our tallest and most athletic player,” Gators coach Des Radoslovic lamented.

“He swung on the ring a little bit and came o� and landed on his hand and it just popped it out sideways.”

� e Gators put a lot of work into nullifying Heat import Calvin Henry, only to get burnt by their other import, Reggie Fuller.

Fuller lit it up in the � rst quarter to have the Gators on the back foot from the outset and � nished with a massive 36 points and 19

rebounds. Henry was no slouch either with 29 points and 12 boards.

Once the Gators adjusted their defence to slow down the two-headed beast, they began to make inroads on a he� y de� cit that stood at 19 at one stage in the second term.

“We put a lot of emphasis on Calvin Henry, their star import, I suppose, but their second import, Reggie Fuller, had 15 points on us in the � rst quarter,” Radoslovic said.

“We didn’t stick to our speci� c plan to stop their team so we got ourselves into a bit of a hole.

“We switched our defence up in the second half and we did counter them and got it back to within two points.”

One hoop away from restoring parity, the Gators imploded to give up six points in the last 10 seconds of the third quarter.

Dan Ellul committed a reach-in foul and compounded the situation by receiving a technical foul for back chat.

“We sort of shot ourselves in the foot,” Radoslovic said. “� e referees are very hot on the reach-in fouls this season and one of our guards stole the ball, got called for a foul and turned around and pleaded with the ref and got given a tech.”

Isaac Deakin was impressive for the Gators in the � ghtback.

A raw 20-year-old from Brisbane studying at the Australian College of

Basketball in Melbourne, Deakin � lled the void le� by Borbajo to � nish with 18 points, 10 rebounds, three assists and two steals.

“He was battling against their imports really well and had a decent

game himself,” Radoslovic said. “He’s got a bigger weight on his shoulders

now with Borbajo going down for a lengthy period.”

Joey Mausar led the Gators scorers with 20 points. � e Gators head to Warrnambool on Saturday night for the � rst of seven games on the road. \ LJ

Thorn in the side: Heat import Reggie Fuller cuts in between the Gators’ Milos Trkulja and Wani Toaishara. (SHAWN SMITS)

“we got ourselves

into a bit of a hole”



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