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2 MARIBYRNONG & HOBSONS BAY STAR WEEKLY \ JULY 2, 2014

Strand Ward Altona North Newport Spotswood South Kingsville WilliamstownTake a drive past the Botanic Gardens and you will see the footpath and drainage works at Giffard and Osborne Streets have now been completed. If you head down that way, pop into the gardens. Our staff have done a great job clearing up after the recent storm event and its worth catching the clivia nobilis as it starts to flower. You may also want to take a wander down Shelley Beach. With the help of the Friends of Point Gellibrand, we have re-landscaped, planted native grasses, and added bench seats and bike racks for peoples convenience. The new footpath at J T Gray reserve is almost finished, following Maddox Road as it heads north up to Kororoit Creek Road. The footpath is now

operational with the only task remaining being the installation of bollards. This follows the completion of the Rifle Range footpath in May and provides a range of walking opportunities for visitors to the area. The Rodger Lane roadworks in Williamstown should be completed by the second half of July, weather permitting.

Loft Reserve PavilionFollowing a fire in 2013 the Council has been working closely with the insurers and builders to rebuild the pavilion at Loft Reserve. The users of the facility, Altona Roosters Rugby League Club and West Newport Cricket Club, are currently being accommodated in portable buildings located on the site.

The rebuild works are due to commence shortly with an expected completion date of December 2014, all things going to plan.

Newport Althletic Track The design of the extension to the Graeme Morrish Pavilion has now been completed and we are seeking tenders for its construction. The extension of the pavilion involves the provision of a new 190m2 room with an additional 70m2 of storage. Once completed, well have a flexible community space that can be used for a range of purposes including meetings, presentations, seminars, training sessions and social events. Tenders close on 7 July.

Cherry Lake Ward Altona Altona Meadows Altona North Brooklyn SeaholmeTheres good news for Altona City Soccer Club with new turf laid at Kim Reserve in time, coincidentally enough, for the World Cup. A great deal has been happening over the last few weeks with our local SES unit celebrating a name change, and the Global Homework program being officially launched at Altona North library. The first, with SES Altona becoming SES Hobsons Bay, it will better recognise the efforts of our volunteers and the area they cover. The second is a great initiative for students who want to enhance their learning potential. World Environment Day took place on 5 June and to recognise this, children from Altona North Child Care did a great job picking up litter at Irwin Reserve. Well done to everyone involved.

ALGA ConferenceIn June, Mayor Cr Sandra Wilson and Crs Carl Marsich and Paul Morgan attended the annual National General Assembly for local government, one of the key sector gatherings of the year. Measures were discussed on how to assist our community and local workers in adjusting to the changes in the manufacturing sector. The Mayor Cr Wilson asked the Federal Minister for Environment Greg Hunt MP how the National Clean Air Agreement, (scheduled to take place on 1 July 2016), might bring tangible improvements to air quality for the people of Brooklyn. Having access to Ministers, Shadow Ministers and Ministerial Staff is important in getting our issues on the Federal agenda.

Two Hobsons Bay residents, Geoff Mitchelmore and Bert Boere, have campaigned for improving odour and dust issues around Brooklyn and they were recently made EPA environmental citizens for their efforts.

Altona Coastal ParkNational Tree Planting day will soon be here. Last year we had about 110 people turn up to Newport Lakes including students form Mt St Josephs College in Altona. This year at Altona Coastal Park we will be planting gahnia filum (chaffy saw sedge) to provide habitat for the Altona Skipper butterfly. Its good entertainment for the whole family with former tram conductors the Connies troupe providing entertainment.

Mayor Cr Sandra Wilson

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Cr Jason Price 0438 871 814 [email protected]

Cr Angela Altair 0419 762 267 [email protected]

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Cr Colleen Gates 0457 916 615 [email protected]

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Wetlands Ward Altona Meadows Laverton Seabrook You may have seen the new interpretive signage at Laverton Stormwater Harvesting. If not, take a trip down there. The project has successfully transformed vacant grassland into something that is both attractive and a valuable community asset. The treated stormwater will be used to irrigate the reserve in Altona Meadows and recent water quality testing has found the water quality to be good with low salinity levels. Also you may have received a newsletter recently in your postbox about the New Residential Zones. The Council is currently preparing background work to apply the new zones across the municipality and there will be extensive community consultation during this time. If you want to find out more, take a look at the Councils website:

www.hobsonsbay.vic.gov.au/newzones.

Seabrook community centreMay and June saw Seabrook community centre increase its range of programs including a new Monday evening session of pilates and a Chinese speaking mums group for parents of young children. Events coming up include a balloon art workshop and a mini-Picasso creative art program for primary school aged children. There is also a paediatric first aid course on Saturday 19 July for parents and carers of babies and young children. Details can be found at www.seabrookcc.com.au. Seabrook is one of nine community centres in Hobsons Bay which offer a range of programs and activities including art,

craft, fitness, recreation, leisure, training and meeting spaces for hire. More information about the nine centres can be found at the Councils website.

Lohse Street reserveWe are currently finalising construction plans for the redevelopment of the Lohse Street Reserve. The final plans include a picnic shelter, a new pathway, landscaping works, a sensory garden and public lighting. Once the plans have been finalised, we expect construction to begin in the coming months. Works on the Stage Two upgrade of McCormack Park meanwhile have begun and the playground renovations should be d by September.

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The 51-year-old, who lives in a campervan in Hobsons Bay, attended last Wednesdays three-course lunch served by volunteers at Laverton Community Centre and Neighbourhood House.

He said the lunch, for which concession cardholders are asked to give a $5 donation, provided a break from his lonely life.

Some days are like hell on wheels for loneliness.

Mr Moyal said he travelled to Laverton for company as much as food.

I get a bag of food now and then from the good people like the Church of Christ in Williamstown, from Minister Megan Jung at Helping Hand I have lunch there as well.

Without these places, I have no friends. Im on my own, basically, so I live like a hermit.

Usually, I eat dried food in the van: canned food and a sandwich or whatever.

[Wednesdays lunch] was like a blessing to sit down and have a 20-minute yak with two people sitting beside me.

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Senator rides into CanberraBy Benjamin Millar

Footscrays Greens senator-elect Janet Rice has vowed to be a voice for Melbournes west in the nations capital.

Ms Rice arrived in Canberra on Tuesday on a bicycle, having ridden through regional Victoria on a two-week listening tour.

The former Maribyrnong mayor told Star Weekly her time on council would stand her in good stead in a Senate where neither major party holds the balance of power.

She and other new senators will be sworn in later this month.

Ms Rice says her focus will be on bringing attention back to environmental issues and highlighting the need for greater investment in public transport.

At the moment, about 80 per cent of motorised trips are by private cars, Ms Rice said. That needs to come down significantly, and to do that we need a lot more efficient and convenient public transport. We also need to make it safer and easier for people to hop on a bike for local trips, with more dedicated bike and walking paths.

Ms Rice will be the Greens spokeswoman for transport, infrastructure, forests and tourism. She said a recurring theme raised during her ride through Victoria was refugees and the need to celebrate Australias multicultural society.

I loved meeting a Burmese couple growing vegetables in a community garden on the Werribee River flats, and flying coloured balloons with the Bendigo community, proclaiming their support for a proposed mosque.

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Soccer fever will invade living rooms across Brimbank this week as the FIFA World Cup kicks off in Brazil. Soccer fanatics, like young Jake, will be waking up in the early hours

to watch their beloved teams battle it out in the worlds most prestigious sporting event. And if your son or daughter just cant get enough of the world game then they can put

on a pair of boots and head to Keilor Downs College this Saturday, June 14, to take part in a free clinic run by the Football Star Academy. The clinic begins at 9am for kids aged

between 8 and 11 and at 10.30am for players 12-15. For the full story, turn to page 12.

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Its kick-off time

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By Ben Cameron

Tennis Victoria has warned that some clubs in

Brimbank face extinction following a council

proposal to increase fees, in some cases by

more than 1000 per cent.

Tennis Victoria and representatives of a range

of sports clubs met council administrators

last week to strongly object to the councils

dra sports facility hire, licences and leases

agreement policy.

Clubs will be charged fees of up to $2000 if

Clubs cry foul over fees

their venues have a pavilion; they will also pay

playing-surface fees.

At last weeks meeting, the clubs urged the

council to o er discounts for clubs that lease

venues from the council.

Tennis Victoria executive manager Ken Jacobs

said many lease-holding tennis clubs would

face an uncertain future if the inequitable

proposal was given the green light.

Tennis clubs in Brimbank are totally

reliant on volunteers to manage their clubs,

Jacobs said. ey do not, however, have the capacity

to generate the same levels of income as some

other clubs with gate takings .

Sydenham Tennis Club treasurer Stacie

Simon said her fees would skyrocket from $160

to $1498.Its a 1000 per cent increase for most clubs,

she said. Its not fair or reasonable .

Sunshine Baseball Club vice-president Rob

Browne said the club was in danger of folding

as it faced a $3800 annual bill on top of a $750

Baseball Victoria annual fee. Our numbers

will drop, well close our doors as a worst case

scenario , he said.

Clubs currently pay a at $160 annual fee,

raising about $7000 a year for the council.

Brimbank community well-being director

Neil Whiteside said a new shared approach

between the council and clubs was required.

e council spends millions of dollars on

maintenance [on these facilities], he said.

e council will consider a nal dra for

adoption at an upcoming meeting.

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their venues have a pavilion; they will also pay

playing-surface fees.

At last weeks meeting, the clubs urged the

council to o er discounts for clubs that lease

venues from the council.

Tennis Victoria executive manager Ken Jacobs

said many lease-holding tennis clubs would

face an uncertain future if the inequitable

proposal was given the green light.

Tennis clubs in Brimbank are totally

reliant on volunteers to manage their clubs,

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One of childrens literatures favourite feathery fellows is embarking on a new adventure with a little help from his creator, Williamstown artist and author Leigh Hobbs. After taking

Paris by storm, Mr Chicken is now squeezing as much as he can into a ight of fancy through Londons many sites. Hobbs says his new book is a love letter of sorts to his favourite

city in the world. For the full story, turn to page 14.

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By Benjamin Millar

Nearly 100 more jobs are set to be lost from

Melbournes western suburbs with Tottenham

power cable manufacturer Nexans Olex to

cease production before the end of the year.

A high Australian dollar and falling demand

are being blamed for the decision to shut down

operations and lay o 90 workers, with locally

made products struggling against global

competitors. e job losses follow gradual

cuts at Nexans Olex over the past 12 months

Cable jobs to join exodus

and come as thousands of western suburbs

workers face employment oblivion in the face

of ship-building and auto-industry closures.

Nexans Olex is Australias largest power

cable supplier, employing more than 700 sta

in Australia and New Zealand. Its human

resources and corporate a airs general manager

John omson said the company would be doing

the right thing by workers a ected .

Our immediate priority is to provide

appropriate support to these employees, he

said.

A statement issued by the company indicated

the exact timing of the Tottenham closure

would coincide with completion of forward

orders. Nexans Olex has taken this step to position

the company for a sustainable and successful

future in Australia, the statement read. Over

the coming months, Nexans Olex will work

closely with customers to ensure they are

provided with the best cable solutions.

e companys Lilydale site and New Zealand

operation are una ected by the decision.

Mr omson said the Tottenham warehouse

operations would remain in place, and sales,

sales support, supply chain and technical and

administration roles would mostly be una ected.

e Tottenham facility as such is not closing,

he said. [However] the manufacturing of power

cable products will not reopen at Tottenham.

Manufactured products will be sourced from

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One of childrens literatures favourite feathery fellows is embarking on a new adventure with a little help from his creator, Williamstown artist and author Leigh Hobbs. After taking

Paris by storm, Mr Chicken is now squeezing as much as he can into a ight of fancy through Londons many sites. Hobbs says his new book is a love letter of sorts to his favourite

For the full story, turn to page 14.

Cable jobs to join exodus

and come as thousands of western suburbs

workers face employment oblivion in the face

of ship-building and auto-industry closures.

Nexans Olex is Australias largest power

cable supplier, employing more than 700 sta

in Australia and New Zealand. Its human

resources and corporate a airs general manager

John omson said the company would be doing

the right thing by workers a ected .

Our immediate priority is to provide

appropriate support to these employees, he

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By Priscilla Moca

A dog that brutally mauled the face of a

six-year-old girl, leaving permanent scars and

ripping out a tooth, has been spared death.

In a May 27 hearing at the Ballarat

Magistrates Court, the dogs three owners,

Stuart, Denise and Anthony Wilson, were

found guilty of owning a dog that caused

serious injury.

e prize-winning kelpie, named Mack,

attacked the girl at the Wilsons Balliang farm

Reprieve for vicious dog

on June 22 last year. e Wilsons, who are

grandparents and uncle of the victim, must

pay nearly $12,000 for the dogs pound costs, a

$2 000 ne each and court costs.

However, the magistrate refused to sentence

Mack to death, leaving Moorabool council to

impose conditions for the owners before their

pet is returned to them.

In making his decision, magistrate Peter

Mithen took into account that the Wilsons had

no prior convictions and had a good standing

in the community . In a closed session on June 4, Moorabool

councillors voted to place restrictions on the

dog, including keeping it in a secure location

and having it muzzled when it is not working

and when there are visitors at the property.

Moorabool mayor

Paul Tatchell

said

community safety was paramount, which was

why the council vigorously pursued the matter

through the court .

is case should serve as a reminder to

animal owners to supervise their animals

properly, particularly if they mix with children.

e council had originally requested that the

dog be put down.

Current legislation is really wide-eyed when

it comes to working dogs , said Cr Tatchell.

We need to put a policy in place so we can

deal with working dogs. We live in a rural

region so the problem may come up again.

Moorabool council will now prepare a

contract to set out the exact conditions and

terms of Macks return. If the owners fail to

agree to the conditions within 14 days, Mack

will be declared a dangerous dog.

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a pair of boots and head to Keilor Downs College this Saturday, June 14, to take part in a free clinic run by the Football Star Academy. The clinic begins at 9am for kids aged


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Soccer fever will invade living rooms across Melton this week as the FIFA World Cup kicks off in Brazil. Soccer fanatics, like young Jake, will be waking up in the early hours to

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a pair of boots and head to Keilor Downs College this Saturday, June 14, to take part in a free clinic run by the Football Star Academy. The clinic begins at 9am for kids aged


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Thomastown housemates Ivo Dos Santos and Stevie Kelly are bound for Glasgow after being named

in the Australian Commonwealth Games team. Dos Santos, a 2012 Olympian, will compete in judo,

while Kelly will wrestle at next months Games . The pair are thought to be among Australias best

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Housemates go for gold

By Helen Grimaux

and Melissa Cunningham

Children and family service agencies

in the north are at crisis point due to

falling numbers of state-funded child

protection workers and steep rises in

family violence reports.

A Community and Public Sector

Union spokesman told Star Weekly the

Department of Human Services had

known since last December of serious

shortfalls in sta ng at its Preston o ce,

where there have been complaints of

occupational health and safety issues

because of heavy caseloads.

e Preston o ce covers Hume-

Moreland and the North East Melbourne

catchment.WorkCover had been called in

to the Preston o ce a er workload

complaints, and its sta turnover was

higher than elsewhere because of work

pressures , the union spokesman said.

e spokesman said the largest sta

losses were among level-4 practitioners,

who undertake face-to-face casework

with young people in unsafe and

emergency situations.

Numbers are down from 1347 EFT

[e ective full-time] in October 2013 to

1261 EFT by December, or 7 per cent

statewide, the spokesman said.

Victorias Community

Services

Minister Mary Wooldridge last week

launch ed a statewide campaign to

recruit additional senior child protection

practitioners.

Contradicting the

union, a

spokesman for the minister said child

protection sta ng levels had improved

under the current state government.

e spokesman referred to the

Strengthening Risk

Management

program, which has been operating in

Hume since 2011 and supports women

and children experiencing extreme

family violence.

is program is led by Berry Street

Northern Family

and Domestic

Violence Services and involves Berry

Street family violence workers, Victoria

Police, child protection, Child FIRST,

family support services and Hume

council. e state government has also

announced a $30 million funding

package to expand the Strengthening

Risk Management program statewide,

and its new model for integrated human

services, Services Connect, aims to

streamline services.

e new model is already being

trialled at a number of sites, including

the departments Preston o ce, and

will extend to Hume and Moreland

later this month.

However, Whittlesea councillor and

anti-family-violence campaigner Kris

Pavlidis said there was a dire need for

more child protection workers in the

north.She said rising rates of family violence

in the community had increased

pressure on council-run family services

and the council was doing all they

could to support those in need.

But the council cant do it alone;

we need the assistance of state and

federal governments to inject funding

to build more culturally diverse social

infrastructure to support families.

Family services

in crisis

The council needs

government funding

assistance

- Cr Kris Pavlidis




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By Helen Grimaux

and Melissa Cunningham

Children and family service agencies

in the north are at crisis point due to

falling numbers of state-funded child

protection workers and steep rises in

family violence reports.

A Community and Public Sector

Union spokesman told Star Weekly the

Department of Human Services had

known since last December of serious

shortfalls in sta ng at its Preston o ce,

where there have been complaints of

occupational health and safety issues

because of heavy caseloads.

e Preston o ce covers Hume-

Moreland and the North East Melbourne

catchment.WorkCover had been called in

to the Preston o ce a er workload

complaints, and its sta turnover was

higher than elsewhere because of work

pressures , the union spokesman said.

e spokesman said the largest sta

losses were among level-4 practitioners,

who undertake face-to-face casework

with young people in unsafe and

Numbers are down from 1347 EFT

[e ective full-time] in October 2013 to

Hume since 2011 and supports women

and children experiencing extreme

family violence.

is program is led by Berry Street

Northern Family

and Domestic

Violence Services and involves Berry

Street family violence workers, Victoria

Police, child protection, Child FIRST,

family support services and Hume

council. e state government has also

announced a $30 million funding

package to expand the Strengthening

Risk Management program statewide,

and its new model for integrated human

services, Services Connect, aims to

streamline services.

e new model is already being

trialled at a number of sites, including

the departments Preston o ce, and

will extend to Hume and Moreland

later this month.

However, Whittlesea councillor and

anti-family-violence campaigner Kris

Pavlidis said there was a dire need for

more child protection workers in the

She said rising rates of family violence

in the community had increased

pressure on council-run family services

and the council was doing all they

could to support those in need.

But the council cant do it alone;



services

in crisis

The council needs

government funding

assistance - Cr Kris Pavlidis

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Sunburys Carole Simpson is raising her cup for charity as she prepares to host her fth annual

Biggest Morning Tea fund-raiser this Sunday. Ms Simpson, pictured with volunteer Judy Unwin and

Reverend Peter Cannon, is one of many Sunbury residents who has put the kettle on to help the

Cancer Council Victoria raise vital funds for cancer prevention, research and support services. Last

year, 126 hosts in Hume raised more than $61,470 to help beat cancer. The morning tea will be

held on June 15, at St Andrews Uniting Church, Sunbury, from 10.30-11.30am, but hosts can hold

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By Angela Valente

A proposal by Villawood Properties

to subdivide Davies Hill in Woodend

could still become a reality a er

changes were made to the scale of the

proposed development in response to

community concerns.

e developers

say the

new

proposal could be considered as in- ll

development and would t with the

Woodend Structure Plan.

Villawood Properties

executive

director Rory Costelloe said the revised

proposal was for an environmentally

responsive low-density development.

e proposal ts in with the

Woodend Structure Plan by addressing

all of the site-responsive issues that have

been identi ed and by ensuring the

town will not be overwhelmed by an

intensive urban development, he said.

All of the neighbourhood character

concerns of the community have

been addressed via a series of binding

development commitments.

e revised proposal includes a

reduction from the 300-lot subdivision

submitted to the council in 2012 to a

total of 150 lots.

In 2009, Villawood made a request

to rezone the same land for a 650-lot

development. e lot sizes in the revised

plan are between 0.2 and 8 hectares.

e inclusion of a retirement village

is also proposed.

Mr Costelloe said the number of lots

for the retirement village was not yet

determined.

We are

happy to

accept a

recommendation from council, though,

on what it sees as necessary to meet the

needs of the community, he said.

Star Weekly understands two brie ng

sessions were held in May between

Mesh Planning, for Villawood, and the

council, at which the revised proposal

for Davies Hill was discussed before the

Woodend Structure Plan was adopted

by the council.

e plan was due to be adopted last

month by the council, but it was delayed

a er Cr John Letchford submitted a

recission motion. He retracted the

motion on Wednesday.

An amendment to the councils

planning scheme would be made to

implement the structure plan. While not

all planning scheme amendments go to

a panel, it is likely that an amendment of

this nature would.

Woodend resident

John Shaw

questioned why the council would

consider any proposal outside the town

boundary set out in the structure plan.

I nd it di cult to see how a

Villawood proposal could be entertained

now that the council has adopted the

Woodend Structure Plan, he said.

Macedon Ranges

Council chief

executive o cer Peter Johnston said

the structure plan nominated three

potential areas

to accommodate

medium- and long-term population

growth in case future supply within

the town boundaries proved to be

insu cient. rough all our structure

plans, council ensures there are a

range options to accommodate future

population growth in response to

community need or wishes, he said.

Hill plan

back onagenda

The proposal ts

in with the Woodend

Structure Plan

- Rory Costelloe



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Sunburys Carole Simpson is raising her cup for charity as she prepares to host her fth annual

Biggest Morning Tea fund-raiser this Sunday. Ms Simpson, pictured with volunteer Judy Unwin and

Reverend Peter Cannon, is one of many Sunbury residents who has put the kettle on to help the

Cancer Council Victoria raise vital funds for cancer prevention, research and support services. Last

year, 126 hosts in Hume raised more than $61,470 to help beat cancer. The morning tea will be

held on June 15, at St Andrews Uniting Church, Sunbury, from 10.30-11.30am, but hosts can hold

an event any time and anywhere this year. To register, visit www.biggestmorningtea.com.au.

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Fund-raiser suits them to a tea

By Angela Valente

A proposal by Villawood Properties

to subdivide Davies Hill in Woodend

could still become a reality a er

changes were made to the scale of the

proposed development in response to

community concerns.

e developers

say the

new

proposal could be considered as in- ll

development and would t with the

Woodend Structure Plan.

Villawood Properties

executive

director Rory Costelloe said the revised

proposal was for an environmentally

responsive low-density development.

e proposal ts in with the

Woodend Structure Plan by addressing

all of the site-responsive issues that have

been identi ed and by ensuring the

town will not be overwhelmed by an

intensive urban development, he said.

All of the neighbourhood character

concerns of the community have

been addressed via a series of binding

development commitments.

e revised proposal includes a

reduction from the 300-lot subdivision

submitted to the council in 2012 to a

In 2009, Villawood made a request

Mesh Planning, for Villawood, and the

council, at which the revised proposal

for Davies Hill was discussed before the

Woodend Structure Plan was adopted

by the council.

e plan was due to be adopted last

month by the council, but it was delayed

a er Cr John Letchford submitted a

recission motion. He retracted the

motion on Wednesday.

An amendment to the councils

planning scheme would be made to

implement the structure plan. While not

all planning scheme amendments go to

a panel, it is likely that an amendment of

this nature would.

Woodend resident

John Shaw

questioned why the council would

consider any proposal outside the town

boundary set out in the structure plan.

I nd it di cult to see how a

Villawood proposal could be entertained

now that the council has adopted the

Woodend Structure Plan, he said.

Macedon Ranges

Council chief

executive o cer Peter Johnston said

the structure plan nominated three

potential areas

to accommodate

medium- and long-term population

growth in case future supply within

the town boundaries proved to be

insu cient. rough all our structure

plans, council ensures there are a

range options to accommodate future

population growth in response to

community need or wishes, he said.

Hill plan

back onagenda

The proposal ts

in with the Woodend

Structure Plan

- Rory Costelloe

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South Sudan-born Nyibany Mayom Tulba is making waves in the global fashion industry . The Point

Cook designer, who owns a fashion boutique in her home country, will travel to Alice Springs later

this month to take part in an indigenous and African fashion show, before returning to Melbourne for

Spring Fashion Week. Full story: page 28

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Runway projects take ight

By Xavier Smerdon

A new $28 million building at Werribee

Mercy Hospital is in danger of closing

just four months a er it opened because

of federal and state budget pressures.

e Catherine McAuley Centre is a

rehabilitation and geriatric medicine

complex built to cater for patients in

Melbournes west who are recovering

from surgery or serious injury.

e two-storey building, opened in

February, o ers an in-patient ward with

30 multi-day beds, eight two-bed rooms

and 14 single-bed rooms.

It also includes a gymnasium, meeting

rooms, sta rooms and o ces on the

ground oor.

But Lalor MP Joanne Ryan said

funding cuts to Mercy Health, which

runs the hospital, could close the new

sub-acute and rehab facility.

Mercy Health executive director

of health services Dr Linda Mellors

con rmed that federal funding for

sub-acute services in the new building

would end on June 30.

Were now waiting on our budget for

the next nancial year, she said.

e rehabilitation and geriatric

evaluation and management beds have

been full almost since we opened.

ese services were desperately

needed and Im certain the community

would be disadvantaged if they were no

longer available.

Ms Ryan said Mercy Health had been

hit with funding cuts of $29.4 million

over the next four years.

Mercy Health in Werribee has

well-trained and dedicated sta ; some

of the top experts in Victoria choose to

work at this service, Ms Ryan said.

But this makes their task so much

harder. Not only is there no new money

to fund for growth, it cuts expected

operation funding. is will have an

immediate impact.

is funding cut has the potential to

put the brand new sub-acute and rehab

facility under threat of closure.

A spokesman for federal Health

Minister Peter Dutton said health

funding to Victoria would rise from

$3.46 billion in 2013-14 to $4.69 billion

by 2017-18.

In regards to sub-acute beds, Ms

Ryan knows full well that was a one-o

funding arrangement, like many other

programs provided to the states, the

spokesman said.

Ms Ryan should explain why shes

attempting to mislead her constituents

and why Labor didnt make any funding

available in their forward estimates.

But Ms Ryan said that when

compared to Labors last budget, the

Abbott government

was investing

$3.2 billion less for public hospitals and

Wyndham residents could not a ord to

see health services go backwards.

Peter Dutton has very limited under-

standing about the health needs of this

community, she said.

Were a high-growth area that

requires further investment, not cuts.

Star Weekly revealed in May that

Werribee Mercy had missed out on

$85 million requested from the state

government for new operating theatres,

an in-patient unit, central sterile supply

department, and eight critical-care beds.

Cash cut

may shut

new ward We need further

investment, not cuts

- Joanne Ryan

EXCLUSIVE

Babys legacy behind mums runBy Goya Dmytryshchak

A Seabrook woman whose daughter died in utero last July is helping other mums of angels by raising money for a charity close to her heart. Katherine Currie and her husband Steve will take part in next months Run Melbourne event in honour of their girl, Melinda.

In 2011, they lost their son, Jonathon Fulton, at 18 weeks gestation. Ms Currie said it took courage to fall pregnant again, which she did in October, 2012. It was a stressful pregnancy constant nausea and fear but Melinda grew perfectly and we were very excited for her arrival, with induction booked for July 26, 2013, Ms Currie said.

However, on July 17 she woke and didnt feel any movement in her womb.

We rushed to Werribee Mercy Hospital, where it was confirmed she had died. I couldnt believe it had happened again. I was induced that day and Melinda Grace Currie arrived silently at 8.45 that night.

I may be biased, but she was the most beautiful baby I had ever laid eyes on on par with our first-born daughter, Elianna.

Melindas death was caused by the umbilical cord being wrapped tightly around her neck and body.

The following weekend, Run Melbourne was on. Ms Currie watched the runners and decided to join them the following year in honour of Melinda.

Three weeks later she started training.Running became a release for me, an

opportunity to rebuild my body and my strength. In a way it helped me battle the feelings of failure and betrayal I felt about my body where my baby had died on my watch.

I was determined that Melinda would

leave a legacy of strength and inspiration, not breakdown.

Part of Melindas legacy is a program at Werribee Mercy Hospital where brothers and sister of babies who have died receive a soft toy to cuddle and love.

To continue Melindas positive impact in the world, Ms Currie and her husband will support the charity Rivers Gift, which raises money for SIDS research and awareness, was established in 2011 by a couple who lost their four-month-old son, River Jak Adam.

After meeting Rivers mum, Alexandra, in my online support group for mums of angels, I was so inspired by her and her husband Karls determination to build an amazing

legacy in their sons name, Ms Currie said. The loss of babies to stillbirth or SIDS is

such a taboo subject in society at large and as a result we can often feel isolated and ostracised, but through fund-raising events such as this we are given a platform to share our stories and honour our babies memories.

Ms Currie and her husband are also embarking to raise $4000 for a cold cuddle cot to be donated in Melindas memory to Werribee Mercy Hospital. The cots allow families to spend time with their stillborn or babies who othwerwise died.

In July 27s Run Melbourne, people can enter a 5-kilometre run/walk, 10-kilometre run or half-marathon.

Sponsor Ms Currie at runmelbourne2014.everydayhero.com/au/butterfly-believers

She was the most beautiful baby I had ever laid eyes on - Katherine Currie

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If good things come in small packages then this detached two-bedroom Edwardian house runs true to form.

A small, manicured front yard complements its quaint weatherboard facade which has a green corrugated-iron awning, porch fretwork and lathed timber posts.

Entry into the hallway through a leadlight front door reveals polished floorboards and fretwork, a crisp white decor palette and high ceilings with stepped cornices.

The main bedroom (with robe) on the right sets the scene for this renovated house with its original cast-iron-and-mahogany fireplace and mantelpiece.

The second bedroom is slightly smaller and also has a built-in wardrobe. The laundry and a small bathroom with timber vanity unit and corner shower is also at the rear and there is a separate toilet. The laundry and a small bathroom with timber vanity unit and corner shower is also at the rear and the toilet is separate.

At the end of the hallway, a spacious living room introduces a second cast-iron-and-mahogany fireplace and mantelpiece.

To the rear is a kitchen with timber cabinetry, benchtops and breakfast bar, a Bosch dishwasher and free-standing cooker.

A white, timber-lined ceiling with a skylight above the kitchen brightens up

the entire adjoining meals area; this opens through a sliding door to a sheltered deck with views of an established courtyard garden lush, leafy and low-maintenance.

The private courtyard provides great surrounds for relaxed evening entertainment in the warmer months, and a small shed gives extra storage for those bulky items you cant get rid of.

Hydronic heating enhances the impact of the homes modernization and its location puts The Strand, Greenwich Reserve and the best elements of both Newport and Williamstown within easy reach.

Esther Lauaki

Greg Hocking Elly Partners Williamstown: 8387 0000 Price: $600,000$660,000 (expected) Auction: Saturday July 12 at 12.30pm

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A 2 B 1 C 1Auction Saturday 12th July 11.00 amPrice Guide $400,000-$420,000Office 320 Barkly Street, Footscray.

9689 8388Contact Darren Dean 0438 550 055

Rob Sarosi 0438 373 562

In The Heart Of The Footscray CBD, AllegroApartments - One of The Choices!! Enormous light filled apartment on level 1 Humongous bedroom more than 2 squares Further bedroom - study nook, kitchen &dining

Living room with spacious balcony fitted bathroom, secure u/c carpark Take advantage of the metamorphosis

Footscray 107/250 Barkly StreetA 3 B 2 C 2 DAuction Saturday 12th July 11.00amPrice Guide $510,000-$550,000Inspect Saturday 10.30 - 11.00Office 33 Anderson Street, Yarraville.

9687 8388Contact Dean Johnson 0414 397 163

Wayne Rogers 0411 854 094

Enormous As New Three BedroomTownhouse Featuring A Double GarageAnd Set In This Small Three Unit Complex Good sized bedrooms with W.I.R, B.I.R ensuite Large study or formal living or 4th bedroom Oversized living room opening out to yard Host kitchen, breakfast bar and pantry Laundry, 3 bathrooms & ample storage 5 split systems, dishwasher & alarm

West Footscray 2/24 Beaumont Parade

A 3 B 1 C 2Auction Saturday 12th July 12.00Price Guide $650,000-$690,000Inspect Saturday 11.00 - 11.30Office 320 Barkly Street, Footscray.

9689 8388Contact Darren Dean 0438 550 055

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The Best of Both Worlds - Prize CornerAllotment Offering Town Planning PermitIssued For Second Residence in Side Yard Comfortable double front residence Principal rooms residence with 2/3 bedrooms Kitchen with island bench and tiled bathroom Ideal home to occupy/extend in due course Alternatively this property offers approval fora two storey dwelling in side yard

Footscray 7 Essex StreetA 1 B 1 C 1Auction Saturday 12th July 1.00Price Guide $285,000-$305,000Inspect Saturday 2.45 - 3.15Office 320 Barkly Street, Footscray.

9689 8388Contact Lee Marks 0400 997 755

Darren Dean 0438 550 055

Neat Elegant and Exclusive - This DesignerMaster Piece Offers Impressive Proportionsand Quintessential Luxury One large bedroom with BIR and study Modern kitchen with open plan living/dining Central bathroom/laundry Recently painted and parquetry flooring Undercover car spot and lock up storage Low body corp fees & intercom security

Footscray 15/11 Nicholson Street

A 3 B 2 C 1Auction Saturday 19th July 12.00pmPrice Guide $460,000 - $490,000Inspect Saturday 1.30 - 2.00Office 320 Barkly Street, Footscray.

9689 8388Contact Simon Eighteen 0411 472 608

Terry Cooper 0411 852 508

All The Mod-Cons with this BrilliantlyOptimised Townhome!! An ostensibly maintenance free lifestyle Three generous bedrooms all with B.I.Rs,master with ensuite

A further full bathroom (bath)upstairs Sumptuous kitchen with open plan living/dining

O/looking a very private - north easterly

Maidstone 1/28 Thomson StreetA 3 B 1 C 0Auction Saturday 19th July 1.00pmPrice Guide $400,000 - $440,000Inspect Saturday 10.00 - 10.30amOffice 320 Barkly Street, Footscray.

9687 8388Contact Lee Marks 0400 997 755

Darren Dean 0438 055 550

Affordable 3 Bedroom EdwardianResidence Maintaining Lovely PeriodFeatures Throughout Situated within a short stroll of West Footscraystation

All bedrooms are of a good size Long entrance hall with polished floorboards Comfortable lounge with gas heating Galley style kitchen

Footscray 63 Liverpool Street




Auction Saturday, 19 July 11:00 AM(unless sold prior)

Price Guide $650,000 PlusInspect Sat 11.45-12.15 Sun 11.45-12.15Office 1 Douglas Pde, Williamstown.

9399 9111Contact Ben Watson 0414 397 167

Dean Stanley 0403 372 922

A well loved home & a large block! A 3 B 2 C 3Williamstown 126 Kororoit Creek Rd

Land 10.19m x 48.77m (500m2) approx with front driveway & rear lane Large front living room plus second lounge at rear Spacious kitchen with electric cooking and generous dining space 3 double bedrooms & 2 bathrooms 2 reverse cycle split systems & 2 gas heaters Potential for redevelopment subject to council approval Land 10.19m x 48.77m (500m2) with front driveway & rear lane

For SalePrice Guide $1,500,000-$1,600,000Inspect Sat 11.45am-12.15pm Sun 2.00pm-2.30pmOffice 461 Melbourne Road, Newport. 991 9511Contact Peter Fox 0418 119 911 Wayne Sweeney 0410 697 398

Stunning waterfront contemporary townhouse offering a luxury lifestyleNewport 3/94 The Strand Built in 2007 & offering approx. 24 squares Remote security front gate entrance Downstairs: Open plan living / dining area Large gourmet kitchen / family room area 3 bedrooms (main WIR & ensuite) Rear yard area ideal for entertaining Secure underground parking for 2 cars

A 3 B 2 C 2

Auction Saturday, 19 July 12:00 PM (unless sold prior)Price Guide $700,000 - $750,000Inspect Sat 11.00am-11.30am Sun 12.30m-1.00pmOffice 1 Douglas Pde, Williamstown. 9399 9111Contact Ben Watson 0414 397 167 Dean Stanley 0403 372 922

An immaculate Home & A Convenient Location!Williamstown 7 Rennie Street 2 bedrooms with large BIR Large front formal lounge with split system & plenty of natural light Open plan living & dining room features stunning kitchen Kitchen with stone benches, glass s/backs & d/washer Secure car parking plus drive way & low maintenance gardens Polished timber floors & 2 x split systems Located in the heart of town, walk to station, shops, parks & schools

A 2 B 1 C 2




Private Sale$570,000-$620,000InspectSat 12-12:30pmOffice54 Pier Street, Altona. 9398 3799ContactJulie Burt 0410 553 517Barry Seignior 0425 850 607

Altona 1/6 Railway Street SouthImpressive towhnouse Two living areas for formal and casual living. Fantastic modern kitchen with ample cupboards. Large timber deck entertaining area with two sails. Master with ensuite, sitting area & balcony. Duct heat, evap cool & polished floor boards. Walking to Altona Beach and Seaholme Station.

A 3 B 1 C 1

Private Sale$585-$620,000InspectSat 1-1:30pmOfficeShop 5, 73 Point Cook Rd, Seabrook. 9360 9399ContactBarry Seignior 0425 850 607Anthony Kent 0425 850 610

Point Cook 14 Bribie WayStunning, Modern Family Residence Impressive four bedroom family home with study Gourmet kitchen with butlers pantry Spacious family/meals with views to rear yard Home theatre room to enjoy family movie nights Oversized double garage with rear roller door Ducted heating, evaporative cooling, solar panels Minutes walk to bus stop, Alamanda College

A 4 B 2 C 2 DPrivate Sale$390,000-$430,000InspectSat 11:00-11:30amOfficeShop 5, 73 Point Cook Rd, Seabrook. 9360 9399ContactJodie Lindemann 0425 850 606Anthony Kent 0425 850 610

Seabrook 150 Shane AvenueSpacious home with character & potential Huge lounge with timber blinds & gas heating Open plan timber kitchen with spacious dining 2nd living area with fire place & parquetry floors Spacious dble carport with access to rear yard Loads of off street parking for cars/boats/trailers Easy walk to Seabrook Primary School

A 3 B 2 C 2

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Private Sale$358,000-$420,000InspectSat 2-2:30PMOfficeShop 5, 73 Point Cook Road, Seabrook. 9360 9399ContactJulie Burt 0410 553 517Barry Seignior 0425 850 607

Point Cook 5 Dalkeith DriveIdeal first home or investment. In one of Point Cooks most sought after estates. Close to Sanctuary Lakes Shops & schools. Modern kitchen with plenty of storage & benches. 3 generous bedrooms, semi ensuite, duct heating. Double garage with rear access & large rear yard. Auction terms: 10% deposit, 30 days settlement.

A 3 B 1 C 2

Private Sale$450,000-$480,000InspectSat 12-12:30pmOfficeShop 5, 73 Point Cook Rd, Seabrook. 9360 9355ContactJodie Lindemann 0425 850 603Anthony Kent 0425 850 610

Point Cook 89 Middle Park DriveLooking for low maintenance living Exceptionally designed with spacious open living 3 generous bedrooms + study Stunning kitchen with ample storage Master bedroom (WIR), ensuite & dual vanity Central heating, evap cooling throughout Located in prestigious Sanctuary Lakes Estate

A 3 B 2 C 2 D

RECORD SALESFOR THE MONTHS OFMarch, April, May 2014

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ALTONA 9398 3799 POINT COOK 9360 9399

Open FOr InspectIOn saturday 5/7/201410:00-10:30am1/11 Richards Court Brooklyn $495-$530,000

11:00-11:30am14 Findon Court Point Cook $580-$610,00033 Fenfield Street Altona $630-$670,00015 Parkside Crescent Altona $595-$650,000

12-12:30pm17A Shane Avenue Seabrook $370-$399,00013 Obrien Court Altona Meadows $400-$440,000

1:00-1:30pm5 Correa Street Altona $795-$860,00017 Vicky Court Point Cook $375-$400,00017 Villiers Drive Point Cook $480-$530,000

2:00-2:30pm35 Roser Drive Altona Meadows $320-$350,00014 Lynch Court Altona Meadows $395-$440,000

3:00-3:30pm8 South Shore Avenue Sanctuary Lakes Contact Agent1B Knightsbridge Avenue Altona Meadows $320-$335,000

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Yarraville 86 Tarrengower Street

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Williamstown 168 Ferguson StreetAffordable shop and dwelling in high profile Williamstown location

- Land area: 147sqm approx with 5.7m frontage to Ferguson St

- Building area 200sqm approx comprising ground floor retail together with 2/3 bedroom dwelling

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- Existing Lease expires 16th July 2014 providing an ideal opportunity for investors / owner occupiers & developers

- Close proximity to Williamstown North train station and Williamstowns core retail precinct

BER $680,000 - $750,000---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Auction Saturday 12th July at 1.30pm---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Inspect As advertised---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Wayne Elly 0410 305 305James Gregson 0421 516 480


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A Home That Does Family With Flair

Highly sought after surroundings close to Mason Street shops, Newport Lakes Park, primary and secondary schools complement the exceptional family credentials of this inviting, impressively renovated home. Hydronic heating, period ceilings and polished floors reflect the skill and success with which post war origins and contemporary elements have been combined throughout a floor-plan that features a generous living area with bi-fold doors to a welcoming deck and landscaped rear garden. The central dining area and Caesar-stone kitchen add further appeal to a home offering up to four bedrooms, or three bedrooms and a second living zone if so preferred, served by two stylish bathrooms. Convenient carport puts the finishing to a fine family address.

Newport59 Agg Street

BER $720,000 - $790,000--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Auction Sat 12th Jul at 1.30pm--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Inspect Saturday 1.30 - 2.00pm--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Mark de Brabander 0406 536 447Wayne Elly 0410 305 305--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Web 59aggstreetnewport.com.au

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A Superb Match Of Scope And Setting

A Newport pocket of huge demand and desirability enhances the appeal - and the potential - of this post war classic. Never previously offered, in the same hands since it was built, its three bedroom floor-plan currently includes a generous living room featuring gas heating, a central dining room and a separate kitchen where ample meals area and traditional cabinetry reflect the personality of well maintained proportions. Outside, tempting options for updating and extending, STCA, are complemented by north facing rear aspects in an address that surrounds itself with Mason Street shops, Newport Lakes Park, primary and secondary schools. Side drive parking and lock up garage complete a picture of originality - and an example of opportunity.

Newport84 Anderson Street

BER $600,000 - $660,000--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Auction Sat 12th Jul at 11.30am--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Inspect Saturday 12.45 - 1.15pm--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Mark de Brabander 0406 536 447Wayne Elly 0410 305 305--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Web 84andersonstreetnewport.com.au

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When The Right Opportunity Arrives

Sitting on approx. 500m2 with ROW this property has outstanding potential to renovate or redevelop STCA. Comprising 3 bedrooms, central bathroom, kitchen/meals area, lounge room, undercover entertaining area plus OSP.

BER $500,000 - $550,000----------------------------------------------------------------------------Auction Sat 19th Jul at 12.30pm----------------------------------------------------------------------------Inspect Saturday 12.00 - 12.30pm----------------------------------------------------------------------------Mark de Brabander 0406 536 447Wayne Elly 0410 305 305----------------------------------------------------------------------------Web 63blackshawsroadnewport.com.au

Newport 63 Blackshaws Road

3 1 2 Modern Easy Living

This well designed spacious residence comprises open plan living/dining area, kitchen with stone bench tops & SS appliances, 2 bedrooms with BIRs, central bathroom and paved courtyard. Reverse cycle A/C, alarm system & remote garage.

BER $420,000 - $460,000----------------------------------------------------------------------------Auction Sat 12th Jul at 12.30pm----------------------------------------------------------------------------Inspect Saturday 11.15 - 11.45am----------------------------------------------------------------------------Mark de Brabander 0406 536 447Wayne Elly 0410 305 305----------------------------------------------------------------------------Web 1dsaltleystreetsouthkingsville.com.au

South Kingsville 1D Saltley Street

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104 Somerville Road Yarraville Ph 9316 90001/66 Douglas Parade Williamstown Ph 9393 1600www.jasstephens.com.au

ALTONA NORTH12 BEGONIA AVENUESize Always Has Status 4 42

______________________________________Auction Saturday 12th July at 11.00am______________________________________Mel Ref 55 C1

Price Guide $550,000 - $590,000

Inspect Saturday 1:15 - 1:45pm

Sunday 12:45 - 1:15pm

Contact Tate Moore 0421 731 706

Mark Hutcheson 0448 820 445

The size and style of this four bedroom, two bathroom family home make a memorable impression and ensure modern comfort complements a quiet, convenient location close to Altona Gate shopping, schools and Newport Lakes Park. A bright formal lounge, huge central kitchen/meals and massive family room/dining with a flair for entertaining lead to a deep rear verandah, flood-lit garden and under-cover side drive that concludes with work-shop/storage. Ducted heating and cooling.

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Premium Position

A highly sought after street that concludes with direct access to Cruickshank Park complements the potential offered by this previously re-modeled Edwardian residence. Options for renovating are apparent STCA, throughout this 4 bedroom home with central living room, separate dining area & galley kitchen.

BER $500,000 - $550,000----------------------------------------------------------------------------Auction Sat 12th Jul at 3.30pm----------------------------------------------------------------------------Inspect Saturday 12.00 - 12.30pm----------------------------------------------------------------------------Leigh Melbourne 0414 239 986Wayne Elly 0410 305 305----------------------------------------------------------------------------Web 41freemanstreetyarraville.com.au

Yarraville 41 Freeman Street

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273 Hampshire RoadSunshine93117022

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20Wilson StreetBraybrookPure Potential In A Brilliant Location! 3 bedrooms plus study Lounge room Kitchen/meals area Central bathroom Single garage Currently leased approx$16,200 p.a Development opportunity (STCA)

Auction Saturday 5th July at 12 noonInspect Saturday 11.30 - 12.00pmAgent Fred (Fatih) Fanoscu 0419 384 097MapRef 41 B1

2/19Murray Street SunshineWestCalling All Unit Buyers! Generous sized bedrooms with BIRs Spacious lounge roomwith gas heater Neatkitchen/meals area Bright quality bathroom Lock-up garage Lowmaintenance living Close to shops, schools & public transport

For SaleInspect Saturday 10.45 - 11.15amAgent David Falcone 0413 116 717MapRef 40 B1

1/19Murray Street SunshineWestAffordable Dream! 3 spacious bedrooms Comfortable loungeroom Neat kitchen adjoining meals area Bright central bathroom Brick garage Lowmaintenance living Close to shops, schools &public transport

For SaleInspect Saturday 10.45 - 11.15amAgent David Falcone 0413 116 717MapRef 40 B1

3 Lancaster Street SunshineNorthRenovated Brick Veneer/Brilliant Location! 3 comfortable bedrooms Sun-filled loungeroom Updated kitchen Separate dining room Bright appealing bathroom Beautiful pergolaarea with timber decking Huge steel garage

Auction Saturday 5th July at 2.00pmInspect Saturday 1.30 - 2.00pmAgent David Falcone 0413 116 717MapRef 26 K8

39 Ridgeway Parade SunshineWestThe Perfect Start! 3 bedrooms Lounge room kitchen/mealsarea Separate dining room Sunroom/workshop area Central bathroom Carport &large brick garage Lowmaintenance living

For SaleInspect Saturday 10.00 - 10.30amAgent David Falcone 0413 116 717MapRef 26 A12, C12

1,2 & 3/15Widnes CourtDeerParkAttention All Developers and Builders Multi Unit Development Site With BuildingPermits ready to go Total area 1615m.sq with3 titles Current rental income Potential tocreate more titles Unlimited options

Auction Saturday 19th July at 2.00pmInspect Saturday 11.00 - 11.30amAgent Fred (Fatih) Fanoscu 0419 384 097MapRef 25 D5

18 Pinaroo Avenue SunshineWestA Home To Enjoy 3 good sized bedrooms Large lounge room Appealing kitchen with meals area Brightcentral bathroom Close to all Sunshine hasto offer

For SaleInspect Saturday 10.45 - 11.15amAgent Sang Do 0419 935 955MapRef 40 D3

113 Glengala Road SunshineWestPrized Location/Development Potential!2 or 3 bedrooms Lounge room Neatkitchen/meals area Family room centralbathroom Single garage Large allotmentapprox 697m2 Development opportunity,keeping the existing front home (STCA)

For SaleInspect Saturday 2.45 - 3.15pmAgent David Falcone 0413 116 717MapRef 40 D1

41 GreshamWay SunshineWestFor The Large Family! Four spacious bedrooms Master bedroomwith full ensuite Lounge room kitchen withmeals area Large sized family room Garage& huge undercover pergola area

For SaleInspect Saturday 10.45 - 11.15amAgent Fred (Fatih) Fanoscu 0419 384 097MapRef 40 A4

24 Glinden AvenueArdeerTime To Stop Looking! 3 large bedrooms Lounge room Upgradedkitchen with meals area Central bathroom Large garage & carport

For SaleInspect Saturday 10.00 - 10.30amAgent Fred (Fatih) Fanoscu 0419 384 097MapRef 26 A9

13D Rockbank RoadArdeerUltra Modern Living! Three bedrooms Main bedroomwith ensuite Sensational open plan living and kitchen Lounge room Single garage

For SaleInspect Saturday 12.45 - 1.15pmAgent Fred (Fatih) Fanoscu 0419 384 097MapRef 26 A 10

24 Romsey Avenue SunshineNorthAttention All Developers & Builders 3 large bedrooms Lounge room Kitchen with meals area Currently rentedat approx $15,600 p.a Council approved townplanning permit for 4 dwellings (2 townhouses &2 single storey units)

Auction Saturday 12th July at 2.00pmInspect Saturday 3.30 -4.00pmAgent Fred (Fatih) Fanoscu 0419 384 097MapRef 26 G7

12 Nurla Court SunshineWestHard To Find! 3 spacious bedrooms Lounge room Appealing Tasmanian oak timber kitchen Meals area Bright updated bathroom Carport & brick garage Large allotmentapprox 614m2

For SaleInspect Saturday 3.30 - 4.00pmAgent David Falcone 0413 116 717MapRef 40 E3

70 Clayton Street SunshineNorthCorner Allotment/Four Bedroom Home! 4 bedrooms Sun-filled lounge room Separate dining room Upgraded kitchen withmeals area Central bathroom Workshop withsecond kitchen & pergola area Single garage

For SaleInspect Saturday 2.45 - 3.15pmAgent Fred (Fatih) Fanoscu 0419 384 097MapRef 26 F7

3 Jowett Avenue SunshineWestAttn: All Developers, Investors & Builders 3 generous sized bedrooms Lounge room kitchen with meals area Bright centralbathroom Large under cover pergola area withkitchen 1 bedroom bungalow and two gardensheds

For SaleInspect By AppointmentAgent Fred (Fatih) Fanoscu 0419 384 097MapRef 40 D4

3 Hassett Street SunshineNorthUnlimited Potential/Large 727m2 Allotment Large bedrooms Sun-filled lounge room Neat kitchen adjoining meals area Steelgarage & pergola Development opportunity(STCA) Close to shops, schools & publictransport

For SaleInspect Saturday 2.45 - 3.15pmAgent Sang Do 0419 935 955MapRef 26 H8


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

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WilliamstoWn 7 College streetIf you are looking for a great propertywithin walking distance to the DouglasParade & Ferguson Street shopping stripin central Williamstown, well here it is ! Awell-presented 2 bedroom house featuringan open plan kitchen, dining & living areawith polished floorboards, fantastic highceilings with a country style kitchen.Features inc: gas heating, air-conditioner,period bathroom including claw foot bath,carport and private rear yard. This is alimited chance to secure this affordablebrilliantly located stand alone brick home,set amongst the period homes in the heartof Williamstown.

PRiCE $600,000 - $650,000auCtion Saturday 5th July at 12:30PMViEW Thursday 5:30 - 6:00PM Saturday 12:00 -

12:30PMagEnt Anthony Gunn 0409 377 449

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Newport 2/11 Maddox roadKiss goodbye the never ending choresassociated with older homes and move in tothis fantastic 3 bedroom town-house. Witha spacious floor plan and quality fixtures& fittings throughout. Comprising: Openplan Kitchen & dining, separate formallounge room, 2 separate W.Cs, 3 BRs (allwith B.I.Rs) & 2 Bathrooms. A convenientlocation central to the Newport train station,shopping, schools & Newport Lakes reserve.

prICe $590,000 - $620,000VIew Saturday 1:30PM - 2:00PMAgeNt Anthony Gunn 0409 377 449

Kevin Gunn 0418 997 914

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PRIVATE SALE WilliamstoWn 23 sandpiper PlaceHere is an opportunity to purchase astunning waterfront property in an area thatrarely offers Homes of this quality for sale.With a great Floor plan and specificationover three levels, this four bedroom andthree bathroom home offers the followingfeatures; Open Plan living with magnificentuninterrupted 180 degree bayside views.Designer kitchen with European appliancesinc dishwasher. Top floor master bedroomwith Walk in Robe and luxury Ensuite. HomeTheatre room. Home Office. Heating andcooling. Heated Pool and Spa. Electricoperated E screens to Living, Dining andSunroom. Spectacular entry, featuring opentread timber spiral Stairs. Remote controlleddouble garage for two cars, with parking atthe rear for three cars.

ViEW SOLD $1,925,000agEnt Kevin Gunn 0418 997 914

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WilliamstoWn 3/1a Park CrescentIdeally located in a quiet street at the rearof this block of 3, this single level home isready now for its next owner occupier orinvestor.Move in and start enjoying the benefitsthis property and location have to offer orpurchase for a sound investment. Propertycomprises of 3 double bedrooms withrobes, master with WIR and en suite, openplan kitchen, dining & living, S/S appliances,main bathroom, laundry, lock up garage andgenerous low maintenance yard.Schools, shops, public transport includingtrain station are all nearby making thisproperty a great buy!

PRiCE $700,000 - $750,000auCtion Saturday 5th July at 1.30pmViEW By AppointmentagEnt Ricky Peacock 0407 770 451

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WilliamstoWn 107/5-11 Cole stTrendy apartment living in the heart ofWilliamstowns favoured restaurant district.Comprises of 2 Bedrooms with BIRs.Separate stunning Bathroom. Open PlanKitchen with stone & S.Steel bench & Meals& Lounge room. Private Balcony & PrivateCourtyard. Security Entrance. Car Space ontitle. Dishwasher & Euro Laundry.With all the wonderful Bars and Restaurantsat your doorstop the entertainment optionsare endless.

PRiCE $525,000ViEW Saturday 10:15 - 10:45AMagEnt Anthony Gunn 0409 377 449

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PRIVATE SALE

WilliamstoWn 14/58 aitken streetThis superb cosmopolitan location is right inthe heart of Williamstown and only a shortstroll to the thriving Nelson Place & Stranddistrict. Features inc. 2 bedrooms upstairs,open plan kitchen, dining & lounge area,high ceilings, lock up garage plus extra offstreet car park with its own street frontage,private courtyards to the front and rear.Situated close to the North Williamstowntrain station, shops and a leisurely strollto the beach. A great location & lowmaintenance living to match.

PRiCE $550,000 - $580,000auCtion Saturday 19th July at 11:30amViEW Saturday 3:00 - 3:30PMagEnt Anthony Gunn 0409 377 449

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AUCTIONAltonA 161 Queen StreetNestled just back from the Esplanade, thisfantastic architecturally designed homeoffers stylish living, with bay views from theupper bedroom. Comprising: Lounge withpolished floor boards, designer kitchenwith separate dining & family room, largebedrooms, master on the 3rd level withensuite, balcony and bay views. Bathroom,powder room and Euro laundry, lock upgarage and private yard.

PRICE $750,000 - $775,000AuCtIon Saturday 12th July at 1:30PMVIEW Saturday 10:45 - 11:15AMAgEnt Anthony Gunn 0409 377 449

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AUCTION

WilliamstoWn 18 lenore CresHerein lies a wonderful blank canvas withgreat potential for Development, Buildyour new home (STCA), or Renovate andsubstantially extend this original Periodhome to your taste. This large allotmenthas the space to extend into a substantialfamily residence. The choice is yours. Set ona wonderful deep allotment with a width toLenore Cres of 18.3m and a rear width 13m,a depth of 56.6m on the north side and 47mto the southern boundary. (654 m2 approx)The home comprises 2 Bedrooms, Lounge &Dining, Kitchen & Meals, Bathroom Laundry,2 storage rooms, one of which could beused as a 3rd bedroom and an enormousrear garden plus a number of storage sheds.

PRiCE $1,100,000 - $1,150,000auCtion Saturday 2nd August 11:30AMViEW Saturday 1:30 - 2:00PMagEnt Anthony Gunn 0409 377 449

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AUCTION


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