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Changes to the way roads, bridges and local infrastructure are funded have put a $1.62 million black hole in Macedon Ranges projects, deputy mayor Russell Mowatt said last week.

e former Calder Action Group president said Mays state budget le out $1 million in recurrent funding for country roads and bridges plus a further $625,000 for local infrastructure development.

is represents ve per cent of our rates, Cr Mowatt said.

is is another classic example of cost shiing by a state government, which will be further exacerbated by the introduction of their CPI rate capping policy next year.

Road cuts leave holesAs a council, we are subsidising the growth

of inner Melbourne.Cr Mowatt said the funding had not been

factored into the councils 2015-16 budget because it was not guaranteed by the new Labor government.

He said the council was concerned that it was being le to shoulder the maintenance and repair burden of 854 kilometres of sealed roads, with 37 kilometres already beyond the stage of remedial intervention.

He said projects that had been funded since 2010 include the Kyneton-Baynton Road, Romsey-Wallan Road at Springeld, Market Street at Kyneton and Peter Godden Drive at Woodend.

Many of the shires 140 bridges and major

culverts have also been strengthened or replaced, including the Barringo Road bridge at Gisborne, Forbes Road bridge at Romsey, Pipers Creek Road bridge at Kyneton and Howey Street culvert at Gisborne.

Cr Mowatt said projects funded or partially funded by local infrastructure money in the past four years include construction of the New Gisborne netball complex and Kynetons Barkly Square pavilion, and the refurbishment of Tyldens public hall.

We have the Loddon Mallee South regional growth plan and our settlement strategy showing and preparing for growth in our shire, Cr Mowatt said.

e state government has cut us o at the knees with these funding cuts.

A spokeswoman said the government was committed to supporting regional communities.

ats why we have guaranteed that $70 million of the governments new $500 million Regional Jobs and Infrastructure Fund will be invested in our 38 rural councils.

She said guidelines for the fund, which is expected to start from July 1, were being prepared.

Additionally, as part of Project 10,000, the government has committed $1 billion to upgrade and repair unsafe and congested roads and bridges in regional communities.

We will continue to work with councils to identify their infrastructure needs and allocate funding accordingly, she said.

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e opening of a $5 million sports stadium at Gisborne Secondary College has been hailed as a major win for the community.

Unveiling a plaque at the centre last Wednesday, Education Minister James Merlino said the project, built with the help of $1.5 million from Macedon Ranges council, showed what could be achieved when schools, governments and residents worked together.

e community sports centre includes two courts for basketball and volleyball, toilets, oces and a kitchen.

It will be used by the school during the day and sport and community groups aer hours. Groups are already using the centre for basketball, soccer and netball training.

Macedon MP Mary-Anne omas said the centre would strengthen the schools ties with Gisborne sports clubs.

Sport is important in Gisborne and this facility will support students and community members to get active and involved in a range of sports, she said.

Principal Andrew Robertson said the move to the new stadium had gone smoothly.

Builders have turned their attention to the schools old sports centre, which is being transformed into a performing arts facility.

Internal demolition works have been completed and work is about to begin on a theatre that is expected to open in September this year.

e school is still taking donations for seat plaques and a sponsors wall. For more details, phone 5428 3691.

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My comments were tongue in cheek; they werent meant with any malice, he said.

Cr Medcra said a lot of people are worried about whats going on.

By Matt Crossman

An Islamic leader has condemned controversial remarks about terrorism made by a Hume councillor.

As reported by Star Weekly, an investigation Star Weekly, an investigation Star Weeklywas launched aer Cr Jack Medcra referred to the municipality as the terrorist training centre of Australia on a closed social media group.

Responding to an article about counter terrorism raids in Hume earlier this month, Cr Medcra referred to a 2003 ban on ham and pork being served at council functions in his Facebook post.

First it was ham sandwiches we were known for, now this garbage, he said. Watch out Sunbury, we could be next.

Islamic Council of Victoria secretary Kuranda Seyit said he was disappointedby the comments and trusted that council processes would lead to Cr Medcra being censured.

Its very concerning that an elected leader would echo the sentiments of a small minority of bigots, Mr Seyit said.

Council chief executive Domenic Isola said a council investigation had already been conducted under the councillors code of conduct. He did not disclose details.

ere have been several alleged terrorist links to Hume. Jake Bilardi, of Craigieburn, and Suhan Rahman, of Roxburgh Park, were reportedly killed ghting overseas for Islamic State. A 17-year-old was arrested in a counter-terrorism operation at Greenvale on May 8.

A police spokeswoman said it was important that people recognise there are an extremely small number of people involved in terrorism-related activities.

ey are not representative of, speakfor or act on behalf of, any community, religious or ethnic group.

She said Victorias commitment to multiculturalism was a great strength.

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Photo tells the storyA photo taken by an unintentional witness has led to a Sunbury man being nabbed for hooning offences. A resident witnessed a Holden sedan doing a burnout at the intersection of Noble Way and Bradman Drive and took a picture of the incident, handing it in to police about 5.40pm on May 19. Police were able to identify the owner and car driver. A Sunbury man, 19, had his car impounded for 30 days and he is expected to be charged on summons.

Budget roadshowTreasurer Tim Pallas and Macedon MP Mary-Anne Thomas visited Kyneton Secondary College last Tuesday to discuss plans for school upgrades. Last months budget included $5 million for a new trades hub at the school, on top of $8 million for Kyneton Primary Schools rebuild. Education Minister James Merlino visited Sunbury College on Wednesday to conrm $3 million for modernisation of its science wing.

Courting successWork is under way on a new pavilion at New Gisbornes netball complex. The latest addition will include a multipurpose room and public toilets.

By Matt Crossman

Community radio stations in Sunbury and the Macedon Ranges are condent they will be able to weather another federal funding freeze.

e Community Broadcasting Association of Australia has slammed the federal government for extending an indexation pause for the next two years, saying it represents an incremental withdrawal of government support that would cost the sector more than $1 million.

But representatives of Sunburys 3NRG and Woodend-based Highlands FM said the move would not have a major aect on their operations.

We believe that as long as we remain engaged with our community and ensure that we deliver relevant content, we will have no issue with our operations or programming, 3NRG president Adrian Lodders said.

e majority of our funding comes from our sponsors, many of which are small businesses within the community.

As long as we remain relevant [and] we are able to increase our pool of sponsors over time, this allows us to remain self-sucient.

Mr Lodders said the station had spoken with Federal Communications Minister Malcolm Turnbull on several occasions and had a great relationship with various industry bodies.

All of these stakeholders are actively engaged year-round to ensure that the community broadcast sector remains viable into the future, he said.

Whats important to 3NRG is our ability to reach out to local organisations and businesses.

Highlands FM secretary Geo Murray

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e other side of it, though, is that a lot

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Parents and health workers will get help to demystify use of crystal methylamphetamine (ice) at a Sunbury session next week.

e free event will include talks from a drug and alcohol treatment expert and education agency ReGen and two local health workers.

A Sunbury Community Health spokeswoman said the session would give people a better understanding of ice, its short and long-term eects and treatment options, including detox services. She encouraged parents of teenagers and young adults to attend.

One of the things were really targeting is giving parents that information, so that they can know what to look for.

e spokeswoman said the information session was organised in response to increasing concerns about ice and its aects in the community.

We probably receive one or two new inquiries every week, from parents or from a user, she said.

In March, Sergeant John Letchford said ice was a hideous drug that was ruining local lives. He said its use was widespread and had a ow-on eect to assaults, burglaries and other crime.

Were coming across it more and more, Sergeant Letchford said.

e session is on Wednesday, June 3, 12-28 Macedon Street, Sunbury, 6pm.

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e latest weapon in the ght against impaired driving is already having an impact, with Macedon Ranges police catching nine motorists under the inuence of drugs in three days.

Roadside drug testing technology has been available in Victoria for several years but, until recently, local police had to rely on qualied ocers from Melbourne or Bendigo to carry out tests.

Inspector Ryan Irwin said extending the capability to every police car in the area would lead to a major increase in the number of tests conducted.

He said police were alarmed by the number of crashes involving alcohol or drug use.

We know that some sectors of the community view the use of some drugs, such as cannabis, ecstasy and methylamphetamine, as low risk or as being socially acceptable, Inspector Irwin said.

is is simply not the case, particularly if people choose to use drugs and then drive.

When people drive a car while impaired by drugs, they are exposing other innocent parties to that risk.

Highway patrol Sergeant Geo Neil said police had long suspected that the drug-driving problem was widespread.

He said the rollout of testing would end the exceptionally frustrating situation where police could not easily test drivers and would help tackle related problems, such as errant driving and collisions.

Unfortunately, we are getting results, Sergeant Neil said. As a tool, we are over the moon about it. But its like drink driving you kind of hope you dont end up with positive tests.

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Acting Sergeant Peter Wall conducts a drug test. (Damjan Janevski)

Macedon Ranges police nabbed nine drivers during a three-day operation earlier this month.

Drivers returning a positive saliva test receive an on-the-spot ne and lose their licence immediately.

Sergeant Neil said motorists who drove aer using drugs were being put on notice.

If you are stupid enough to drive with those substances [in your system] and you come into the Macedon Ranges, you can now be tested and caught.

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Good farm guideAgricultural producers and growers are encouraged to sign up for a guide being produced by Macedon Ranges council in conjunction with a local agribusiness forum. Producers must register their business online at www.mrsc.vic.gov.au/yoursay before June 9. Mayor Jennifer Anderson said the guide would raise awareness of local producers and generate new business opportunities.

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A Macedon Ranges-based community health organisation says clients can look forward to better services following a decision to abandon a merger.

Cobaw chief executive Margaret McDonald said that while there were still challenges on the horizon, including the full rollout of the National Disability Insurance Scheme, the short-term situation was signicantly better than it was 12 months ago.

As reported by Star Weekly online, a merger between Cobaw and Bendigo Community Health has been called o because of fears about the joint ventures ability to attract government funding.

e partnership was set to take eect mid-way this year aer being unanimously endorsed by members last November.

At the time, the merger was billed as an exciting win that would lead to improved services.

But a subsequent review of the mergers ner details found signicant funding could have been lost.

Ms McDonald said clients, and the ongoing provision of programs and services, were paramount.

We embarked on the prospect of a merger more than a year ago, when the environment in which we deliver services in terms of funding and community demand was dierent, she said.

It has changed over that time and we need to take that into account.

Ms McDonald said the two health services would continue to work closely together on already established regional programs.

She said Cobaw was in a better position than it was last year, when federal budget cuts threatened a range of services.

Some programs have been de-funded, however we have regained funding in many areas, Ms McDonald said.

at has meant we can condently plan and deliver the services this community needs.

Cobaws award-winning WayOut program for same-sex attracted and gender diverse young people has recently received ongoing funding, as have programs for people battling drug and alcohol problems and homelessness.

Ms McDonald said there was also greater certainty about allied health services.

She said a new strategic plan would be put to the Cobaw board soon.

Cobaws services range from physiotherapy and occupational health to speech therapy, drug and alcohol counselling, and support for young people.

e organisation, which has a sta of 90, oers more than 20 programs and has an operating budget of $5 million.

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A Hume program that connects new arrivals and those doing it tough with health, education and childrens services is going national.

Established in 2006, Hume councils 12 early learning hubs also provide playgroups and English programs to help break down barriers that oen prevent migrants and disadvantaged residents from engaging widely in community.

e concept has been so successful that last week the council hosted community leaders involved in the rollout of similar programs around Australia.

Hume mayor Adem Atmaca said it was wonderful to see the concept spreading to other areas.

e program has worked well because it

helps our residents from diverse backgrounds to access assistance in a safe and comfortable setting, Cr Atmaca said.

e hubs enable parents to get to know one another and assist children to be really well prepared for life in an Australian school.

We want all our residents to know how to access doctors, education providers and childrens services, regardless of their backgrounds.

e hubs are located at Hume primary schools, including Sunbury Heights. For more details, phone 9205 2200 or visit www.communityhubs.org.au.

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Council invites Expressions of Interest from persons who are interested in leasing the land on the corner of Station Road and the Calder Freeway, New Gisborne for grazing activities only. The lease will be for a 12 month trial period with an option to extend the lease for a further 24 months.

The land highlighted consists of 4 lots with a total area of 9.9ha (approximately).

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Submissions must be sent to Macedon Ranges Shire Council, PO Box 151, Kyneton VIC 3444.

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Expressions of Interest must be submitted by no later than Tuesday 23 June 2015.

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Emu Valley makeover dayHelp Sunbury Landcare improve habitat at Emu Valley Reserve before a barbecue lunch at next planting day at Valley View Crescent, Sunbury, 10am-midday, Sunday. goo.gl/PHYfTS

Arts of a good showMacedon Ranges and Kyneton art groups will hold a combined show during the Woodend Winter Arts Festival, June 6-8, at Woodend bowling club. Meanwhile Woodend art group will exhibit separately at the railway station. The bowling club show opens daily, 10am-4pm and entry is free. The railway station show opens 10am-5pm and entry is by gold coin donation. Artists will be on hand to share tips. www.macedonrangesartgroup.com www.woodendartgroup.org.au

To market, to marketFind a bargain at the next Sunbury community market. Therell be Devonshire tea, plants, crafts, produce, car boot sales and more at Sunbury Community Centre, Elizabeth Drive, from 9am-2pm, on June 6. 0400 907 793

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US through French eyesMacedon Ranges Film Societys next meeting includes a screening of the acclaimed documentary Finding Vivian Maier, which tells the story of an eccentric Maier, which tells the story of an eccentric MaierFrench nanny in America, who secretly took more than 100,000 photographs on the streets of post-war Chicago during the 1950s. Her enormous portfolio was only discovered decades later when her work turned up at an auction. At Woodend Community Centre from 7.15pm on June 10. Bookings essential. 5429 5452 or 5427 0921

Gardiner Reserve fundraiserAthol Guy and friends will perform at a fundraiser for Gisbornes Gardiner Reserve community project. Its at Gisborne Golf Club from 7pm on June 13. Tickets: $50 goo.gl/ThO8A3

Songs of AfricaJoin the rhythms of the Watoto African Childrens Choir at Romsey Mechanics Hall from 7pm on June 16. The choir includes children orphaned by AIDS and promises a lively, colourful performance. Tickets: $5. 5429 6327 or goo.gl/dC9GRs

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Sunburys Mark Fisher was almost 34 when he and wife Brenda noticed he had developed a slight limp when he walked. Constantly tired, the Ansett worker initially put it down to fatigue but, after a short stay in hospital, he was diagnosed with multiple sclerosis (MS). The couples rst thoughts were for their children, then aged seven, four and two. Our rst thought was weve gotta get our kids through this, Mrs Fisher says. Almost 20 years on, the Fishers continue their efforts for others. As MS Society ambassadors, they run a support group for about 35 Sunbury residents affected by this disease of the central nervous system. They regularly speak to groups, and Mr Fisher is involved in medical trials as the search for a cure continues. Life is still worthwhile and there is so much that we can do, Mrs Fisher says. The couple will take part in the MS Societys annual walk and fun run this Sunday. Almost 12,000 people will walk and run in Melbourne, Sydney and Canberra. Details, or to donate, at www.mswalk.org.au. Matt Crossman

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On the smaller side at about 13 squares, this house is nevertheless perfectly formed and has received a ne update. Its elements such as honey-toned oorboards, cedar-framed windows and a great sense of light and space that give this one extra appeal. Three bedrooms included the main which has a walk-in wardrobe and full en suite. The toilet is separate, the main bathroom is bright and the made-over laundry now sports a red glass splashback. Entry is directly into a large living room which has french doors to a side deck, open to the sun. Out back, theres a lattice-covered pergola above paving which looks out to a good-sized, grassy backyard. A long concrete driveway heads through side gates to a lock-up single garage/studio. Within a walk of town centre, schools and kindergartens, the house, on about 646 square metres, also has a split-system and gas instant hot water service.

Dunlop Real Estate: 9744 2555 Price: $365,000 Private sale

SUNBURY 30 Menzies Drive, 3429

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Built in 1908, Dalkeith is a gorgeous period cottage on about 0.8 hectares that feature a sweeping driveway and park-like gardens. Intact features include timber fretwork, oorboards, brick replaces, stepped skirts, sash windows, picture rails and wide cornices on 4.26-metre ceilings. Three bedrooms (one with replace) and a carpeted lounge room (with wood heater) line the traditional hallway before a door opens to the country-style kitchen with two cookers (one old-style) and loads of storage. The dining room next door is an absolute charmer with its brick replace. Off a sunroom at the back, theres a laundry and newly updated bathroom with clawfoot tub. Bullnose verandahs on three sides provide spots to follow the sun, and the backyard has a large shed and space galore to add lifestyle wishes. Opposite Romseys sports eld, the house also has a split-system, a storage room and a double carport.

RT Edgar: 5427 1222 Price: $580,000 $630,000 Private sale

ROMSEY 60 Barry Street, 3434

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A perfect mid-town pad for a couple or single, this unit has a style all its own. A series of multi-level decks at the back and side are private retreats, a welcome rarity at this type of property, and interior updates are well executed to maximise space. A second hallway from entry leads to two bedrooms, anked by a bathroom/laundry and shower room. The short entry hall has polished oorboards that go down two steps to the living room where timber ceiling boards emphasise the space, as does a cavity wall to the bedroom hallway. The small but perfectly formed kitchen has a servery to the living room, ample cupboards, a glass splashback in soft grey and an electric cooker. A bank of solar panels, a split-system, a shed and single garage are part of this temptation for rst-home buyers, downsizers or investors.

Kennedy & Hunt: 5428 2544 Price: $305,000 Private sale

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Custom-designed with unstinting room sizes and a focus on practicality, this is a family spread to its back teeth. It has the look and feel of a much-loved abode, one that eschews ostentation but celebrates a lifestyle geared around family pursuits.

Not only does the block of about 0.3666 hectares have great gardens (including deep boxes for vegies) to potter around in, a mini-motorbike track and a large, gravity-fed sh-stocked pond for kids to take a summer dip, it also has a separate double garage/workshop/carport arrangement catering well for tradies and hobbyists.

And an integrated unit (separate entry) with bedroom, bathroom and living room with kitchenette is another family-friendly element: a ne teen/guest/extended family retreat, if not used for a business venture.

A long, leafy battleaxe driveway heads to the house precinct which is rimmed with dense planting around a sweeping lawn and a stack of parking space; stands of silver birches, palms, a rose-clad arbour, bluestone steps and hedging create a manageable haven.

Entry is into a small foyer with laminate oorboards (hello rural practicality), on the right of which is a study with the main

bedroom next door. This bedroom has walk-through twin wardrobes and an en suite; big windows frame views of tree ferns. Three more large bedrooms (with mirrored wardrobes) are down a back hallway, as are a powder room and main bathroom.

The entry ways oorboards lead past a spacious open lounge room and into the living hub of family-meals area and a rumpus room with four windows admitting stacks of light and garden views. The big (everythings big here) kitchen has an island bench with curved end, walk-in pantry, underbench oven, electric cooktop and

Keatings Real Estate: 5427 2999 Price: $745,000 Private sale

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Mount Macedon40 Salisbury Road Private Sale

Winhunter. Functional, flexible & charming family property withplenty of space. Approx. 7123m2 of country gardens & bushland.Bright & spacious mountain home oering 5 bedrooms, study,udy,udy formal lounge/dining,lounge/dining,lounge/kitchen/meals & living room, renovated bathrm, ensuite & powder rm. Features inclviews, terraced gardens, solar heated swimming pool, Mediterranean type courtyard/entertaining space & separate all weather play area for children.


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Brilliant family design Brand new start! Land approx. 741m2.Forget the fuss with building this brand new home has been thoughtfully designedwith all the finishes you would love to have! Oers 4 generous bedrooms, study,udy,udytheatre room, kitchen & large meals/ living area, bathroom, ensuite & dressing rm.Integrated garage & covered alfresco. Dbl glazing, Smeg appliances & much morecomplete this home & raise it into the bracket of luxury accommodation.


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LEAWARRA CIRCA 1888. SOUGHT AFTER HISTORIC CHARMA unique opportunity to secure one of the regions historic gems. Situated on 2 titlesof 8292m2. The fully restored weatherboard homestead oers 3 bedrms, master withensuite & WIR, family bathrm, dining rm, kitchen & laundry. Also oers a huge livingroom & 2nd elegant sitting room. Alfresco area, verandah & beautiful garden beyond.Serviced by town water, garage with powered storage & garden sheds.


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Woodend - Carlsruhe Cnr Carlsruhe Cemetery Rd & Cobb & Co Rd Executors Realisation Sale A/c Estate Lloyd Clarke & others22 Ha (55 Acres) in 9 separate allotments on 3 titles - to be sold as a wholeLifestyle property and exceptional long term investment opportunity.Features include a classic 1970s style triple fronted brick veneer residence ripe for renovation and comprising entrance, living room, 3 bedrooms, study, kitchen meals area, 2 bathrooms, 2 w.cs and laundry, established setting with cypress hedge privacy, some magnicent oaks and mature native trees on house block, machinery shed, hay shed, two former poultry sheds, bore and a total of 1.6kms frontage to three roads. Only 600 metres to Calder Freeway and 80 kms (55 minutes) Melbourne CBD.

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5 Agar Place, Sunbury 4A 3B 2C

MIGHTY MONUMENTALMONUMENTALMONUMENT MARVEL!This faultless double story home stands proud, positioned on a cornersite and tucked away in a quiet court location. Upon entry, the mainlevel of the home comprises the main bedroom with ensuite andWIR plus an additional two bedrooms, both withWIRS and sharing acentral bathroom. Living options include a sunken family and mealsarea, kitchen complete with stainless steel appliances.

Upstairs oersoerso rumpus/theatre room, separate retreat/open familyarea, 3rd bathroom, 4th bedroom with built in robe plus a great sizedstudy.

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109 Reservior Road, Sunbury3A 2B 2C

FAMILYMILYMIL VALUES HERE!Located in a sought afteafteaf r street central toall major amenities and public transport.This home oersoerso a formal lounge, kitchennished with stainless steel appliances, mealsarea,forea,forea,f mal dining/second living area and lowmaintenance backyard with easy to maintainlandscaping.

Accommodation includes 3 bedrooms, masterwithWIR and ensuite plus a central bathroom.

Additional features include multiple splitsystems, remote DLUG, ceiling fans, and more!

Price: $360,000 to $380,000Contact: Adam Sacco 0409 033 [email protected]

226 Riddell Road, Sunbury4A 2B 2C

SURROUNDYOURSELFWITHCLASS!Standing proud, this home oersoerso a warmand inviting ambiance. Boasting multipleliving areas including formal lounge, openplan family room, dining area, kitchencomplete with stainless steel appliances.Accommodation includes master bedroomwith ensuite andWIR plus an additional 3bedrooms sharing a central bathroom.

Additional features include double garage,ducted heating, split system and MUCHmore!

Price: $510,000 to $530,000Contact: Adam Sacco 0409 033 [email protected]

Unit 7/50 Darbyshire Street, Sunbury 3A 2B 2C

TOWN-HOUSE LIVING, CLOSE TOTOWNSHIP!Here is a rare opportunity to own a double storey town-house withinwalking distance to everything Sunbury has to oeroero . As you stepinside, you are greeted by a light lled contemporary design, oeroero ingliving area both upstairs and down, meals area, kitchen complete withstainless steel appliances and a lowmaintenance backyard.

Accommodation oersoerso main bedroom downstairs complete withBIR and ensuite and an additional two bedrooms upstairs with BIRssharing a central bathroom.

Additional features include evaporative cooling, ducted heating andplenty more not mentioned.

Price: $359,000

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22 Lister Crescent, Sunbury 4A 2B 2C

NEED SPACE?This home will tick many of the wish list items as it is so close to Killaraprimary school, Complete Kids child care, and the local milk bar andmixed use shops with public transport at your doorstep. Boastingplenty of space throughout the home and oeroero ing multiple livingzones. From the striking front facade and with captivating streetappeal as you step inside, this inviting home has an appealing formallounge of incredible proportions when you rst walk in owing to alarge gallery style kitchen with an abundance of bench space.With acontemporary open oor plan, this overlooks a generous meals areaincorporated to the main family living zone. Accommodation has muchto oeroero with a wonderful sized master bedroom complete withWIRand private ensuite, plus an additional three large bedrooms all withBIR and a large study which can also be utilised as a 5th bedroom allsharing a central bathroom.

Price: $440,000 to $460,000

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222 Elizabeth Drive, Sunbury 3A 1B C

MODERNISED & COMPLIMENTED BYNATURENATURENA ...Located in the quiet GumTree Hills Estate, overlooking stunning viewsof Kismet creek with peaceful and private bicycle/walking tracks andjust a short stroll to Spavin Lake!

OerOerO ing lounge at the front of the home, leading through to mealsarea adjoining the kitchen complete stainless steel appliances.

Accommodating three bedrooms with BIR, sharing a central bathroomwith shower and bath, with an adjoining door from the main bedroom.

Additional features include lowmaintenance landscaped gardensevaporative cooling, ducted heating, ceiling fans throughout andmuch more!!

Price: $330,000 to $350,000

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THE BLUESTONE DREAM!Fantastic opportunity to secure this neat brickveneer home on a 765m approx allotment, close toall essential amenities. Featuring 3 brs with BIRs,L shaped lounge, kit/meals area, RC aircon andoutdoor undercover entertaining.

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1/3 Morrow Road GISBORNE

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294 Pattersons Road Springfield

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