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By Matt Crossman

Macedon Ranges residents who are selling their homes are being warned not to entertain unsolicited oers amid fears that a man proposing rent to buy agreements is preying on vulnerable people.

Single mother Jane (not her real name) last week received a letter from a man who said he had seen her property online.

e letter said the man wanted to pay to occupy the home for a while rst before nalising the purchase at a later date.

Try-and-buy scam alerte man later came to Janes door, but

she talked him into leaving because she felt uncomfortable.

Star Weekly understands similar approaches Star Weekly understands similar approaches Star Weeklyusing dierent names have been made to other property owners in the Lanceeld and Romsey areas.

Jane, who has been trying to sell her home for several months, said the incident had troubled her.

Even last night, going to sleep, I felt very uneasy, she said. You realise youre so vulnerable. eyve got your address, theyve

got photos of what the inside of your home looks like.

Im not certain exactly what his angle is, but theres something funny going on. Maybe he planned to move in and not pay, or maybe it was something else. Its all very weird.

Kyneton polices Sergeant Rob Short said people should trust their instincts.

Dont ever do any private dealings; tell them to go to the agent, he said. We do get scams in various forms from time to time, roof cleaners and other workmen this one seems to be very opportunistic.

James Shalders, of Connallys Real Estate in Romsey, said such incidents raised privacy and security concerns.

Its a scam, no question about it, he said. What they are doing is preying on the vulnerable. People have got to be very careful about responding to this kind of thing.

Even if they come to your door, dont open it. You might let them move in, but if things go pear-shaped, once theyre in its oen hard to get them out.

Jane urged anyone receiving similar approaches to be super careful.

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The annual Quick Shear event, a major Lanceeld Football Club fundraiser, is, according to event spokeswoman Leanne Backwell, one of the areas best-kept secrets, one that offers fascinating insight into the trade that was such a central part of colonial Australia.

[The events] very popular within the shearing fraternity, but were keen to welcome more people from the general public, Ms Backwell says.

Its actually very interesting to watch them at work. Its so fast, so competitive.

This years Quick Shear includes team and learner categories, as well as a father/son/daughter event.

First prize in the open event is $2500.General admission is free, with a spit-

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Hume and the Macedon Ranges have some of the worst ambulance response times in Melbournes north and west, new gures released by the state government reveal.

But Macedon Labor MP Mary-Anne omas, who is part of a parliamentary committee looking into the states ambulance crisis, is condent proposed reforms will arrest a dramatic slide in performance.

e committee, which also includes Woodend paramedic Jan Einsiedel, last week released an interim report that included

considerable fatigue and low morale, and close to 45 per cent of ambulance ocers said last year they would not recommend the service as a good place to work.

e report recommends greater collaboration between health services for emergency patient care, improving community awareness about when to call triple-0 and better training to improve call-taking and dispatch services.

Ms omas said the government had already promised $60 million for initiatives to reduce response times and $40 million to upgrade ambulance stations, equipment and vehicles.

Our paramedics are among the most

emergency response times for 2013-14, which were withheld by the previous government.

Macedon Ranges paramedics responded to code one callouts within the standard of 15 minutes in 48.62per cent of cases, down from 54.77per cent in 2008-09.

In Hume, ambulances responded to 62.68 per cent of code one calls within 15 minutes, compared to 79.94 per cent in 2008-09.

e report found that in recent years almost 60 per cent of all emergency calls were classied as code one, but paramedics found on arrival that such a response was not required.

It also revealed paramedics reported

dedicated and hard-working people in our community, she said.

ey deserve to be respected and supported so they can save lives.

A Kyneton ambulance ocer welcomed the reports focus on paramedic welfare. Fatigue is a massive, massive issue, he said.

e paramedic urged the government to implement the committees recommendations.

Were always going to disagree on some things, but its nice to nally be listened to, he said.

To provide feedback on the interim report, visit goo.gl/qvM2F5.

Ambulance times lag further

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Health services beefed upOnsite GPs will complement existing services at Kyneton hospital after the health service and two general practices reached an agreement last week. Campaspe Family Practice and Coliban Medical Centre plan to relocate to Kyneton District Healths $7.4 million ambulatory care centre mid-year. Staff from Kyneton Community Mental Health and Cobaw Community Health Services will move to the centre this week. Full story: www.macedonranges.starweekly.com.au.

Festival needs helpersSunbury residents are being urged to join the committee behind the towns popular SunFest. As reported by Star Weekly in February, several long-serving Weekly in February, several long-serving Weeklycommittee members indicated that the March 14-15 event would be their last. SunFest president Jarrod Bell says with this months festival in the history books, more people are needed if next years 40th annual event is to go ahead. Without question, to keep it alive, we need more people to get on board, he said. The organisations annual meeting is at Sunbury Football Club from 7pm on April 20. Full story: www.sunbury.starweekly.com.au.

Reserve sees the lightGisbornes Gardiner Reserve will soon be able to host night games following the installation of light towers. The $350,000 project, including reconstruction of a netball court, is funded by Macedon Ranges council, the state government and local sports clubs.

A Macedon Ranges group that encourages drivers and cyclists to share the road has expanded into Sunbury.

Bike Safe spokeswoman Margaret Douglas says the present campaign, including yers, social media posts and a mobile billboard, is reminding motorists to leave plenty of space when overtaking cyclists.

In winter, the focus will shi to cyclists, encouraging them to wear bright clothing to ensure they are easily seen.

Ms Douglas said research consistently showed that cars had been travelling too close

to cyclists in the majority of crashes involving bikes on country roads.

Police last week helped move the volunteer- run groups billboard from Melbourne-Lanceeld Road to Gap Road in Sunbury.

Sunbury cyclist and Bike Safe supporter Andrew Smeal said reaction had been positive. Weve also been going around to businesses, putting up yers, he said. People have been happy to get on board and help spread this important message.

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Drivers are being urged to slow down and look out for wildlife on Sunbury and Macedon Ranges roads aer a big spike in the number of animals being treated for injuries by volunteers.

Data released by the Macedon Ranges Wildlife Network (MRWN) reveals the number of animals treated by its volunteers in 2014 was up 300 on the previous 12 months.

A total of 1897 animals were attended to last year, 876 more than the 1021 recorded in 2011.

Network volunteer Linda Healy said the gures were a drop in the ocean to the actual numbers out there, with many incidents going unreported.

She said that while some callouts were for animals hurt by res or fences, a large percentage related to road incidents.

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People just need to help by slowing down a bit. A few minutes longer for your journey is not that big a deal.

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Family violence reports in the Macedon Ranges have fallen for the rst time in four years.

Inspector Ryan Irwin said he was hopeful police data released last week was a sign increased public awareness and a focus on repeat oenders was starting to pay o.

But with an average of more than one family incident reported every day, he said the numbers remained too high.

e statistics, the rst released by the state governments new Crime Statistics Agency, cover 2014.

ey show 388 family incidents were recorded in the Macedon Ranges, compared with 413 in 2013 194 reports were received in 2010.

Inspector Irwin said the Macedon Ranges safety committee was preparing a submission to the Family Violence Royal Commission, urging the state government to address a lack of local counselling services.

Quite oen we nd people are being referred to Bendigo or Melbourne for counselling because local services are just stretched to the limit, he said.

Inspector Irwin said local police were also keen to roll out behavioural change programs for men. ey are also trying to arrange a safe room at Kyneton Magistrates Court so survivors of domestic violence are no longer forced to wait beside their alleged abusers.

Total crime in the Macedon Ranges was up 17.1 per cent, with Inspector Irwin citing burglary, car the and drug oences as areas of concern.

Almost 180 drug oences were detected in 2014.

He said a rise in drug oences could largely be attributed to the spread of crystal

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methamphetamine (ice). We know that ice is more prevalent, but again, weve been taking a zero-tolerance approach, he said.

In Hume, total crime was up 15.3 per cent. Family violence incidents increased from 2749 reports in 2013 to 2965 last year.

e of motor vehicles remains a signicant problem in Hume, which led the state with

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Hume crime prevention ocer Jacqui Newman said too many people were leaving themselves open to opportunistic thieves.

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Close to 15,000 people will descend on Hanging Rock when British rocker Rod Stewart returns to the Macedon Ranges this Saturday.

Police and the council are urging concertgoers to carpool or use a free shuttle bus service departing from Woodend Community Centre.

Macedon Ranges highway patrols Sergeant Geo Neil urged motorists to be patient when entering and leaving the concert venue. People just need to trust the trac controllers, he said. ere is a plan, and thats to get people in and out safely. Parking is free for drivers if they have four or more people in the vehicle.

Sergeant Neil said heavy trac was expected, with carparks opening at midday. e Rock will be closed to all other visitors. Saturdays concert will wrap up a busy summer of events at the picturesque venue, which hosted e Eagles on February 28.

Mayor Jennifer Anderson said people should be prepared for delays. For your own safety, dont plan to leave Hanging Rock on foot. e best way to avoid delays and stay safe is to use the free shuttle service from Woodend.

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A Sunbury greyhound owner wants muzzling laws changed in the wake of the live-baiting controversy that has rocked the industry.

Jennifer Davis said the requirement to muzzle dogs in public created a perception that the dogs were inherently dangerous.

Ms Davis, who owns two former racing dogs, said the temperament of greyhounds wasnt the problem and the law requiring them to be muzzled came from a time when the practice of live-baiting was even more widespread.

She said there were enough local laws to dictate that dogs must be controlled in public, making compulsory muzzles unnecessary.

e muzzle does put people o, she said. Regardless of the live-baiting issue, we want to know why this whole breed has to be muzzled.

Ms Davis is a member of the Greyhound Equality Society of Australia, a group that says muzzling laws are outdated and should be wound back, as recently happened in Queensland.

Greyhound Racing Victoria (GRV) welfare manager Linda Beer said muzzling remained a requirement of the Domestic Animals Act.

Dogs can qualify for an exemption through the organisations adoption program.

ey are awarded a green collar once they have passed the test, meaning they can be in public without a muzzle, Dr Beer said.

All greyhounds in Victoria, whether they have passed the temperament test or not, must be on a leash in public areas.

But Ms Davis said GRV was the only authority allowed to adopt out muzzle-free dogs.

She said dogs rescued by private groups or sold by trainers had to undergo a four-day kennel stay to be assessed, costing $150 on top

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of adoption fees and making former racing dogs a less attractive option.

She said she feared the recent greyhound racing scandal would lead to more dogs being abandoned or euthanased.

Rescue groups have already reported a signicant increase in dogs being surrendered, Ms Davis said. e entire industry is in

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Safe havenA monument recognising Kynetons Mounted Rie Corps is being relocated to the towns police station. The memorial, unveiled at Kyneton Mechanics Institute in October last year, was put into storage over summer after undergoing accidental damage and being scarred by vandals. Monument committee secretary Larina Strauch said the monuments relocation to somewhere that would be under 24-hour surveillance was a win for the community. The monument was recently displayed at Point Cooks RAAF museum and the Avalon Airshow.

Equine centre plan explainedPeople can learn more about plans for a major equine centre in the south-east of the Macedon Ranges at information sessions being held this week. Public forums outlining a feasibility study released by Macedon Ranges council will be held at Woodend Community Centre from 7pm on Tuesday and Romsey Mechanics Institute from 7pm on Thursday.

Cash for creativityCreative Hume residents are being encouraged to enter the citys annual art awards for a chance to win $20,000. The awards are open to any Hume artist, including those involved in painting, sculpture, photography, textiles, drawing, music and theatre. Entries close March30. For more details, visit goo.gl/TWw83P.

Tired of cooking your own meals?Join our many satised customers. If you want the goodness of home cooked meals delivered to your front door, then Choice Fresh Meals, Victorias premier home delivered meal service is the CHOICE for you.Our meals are prepared by 5 star chefs using only the best quality ingredients. Unlike frozen meals, all our meals are made fresh to order using the same care and attention as if you had made them at home yourself.

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Tired of cooking your own meals?Join our many satisfied customers. If you want the goodness of home cooked meals delivered to your front door, then Choice Fresh Meals, Victorias premier home delivered meal service is the CHOICE for you.Our meals are prepared by 5 star chefs using only the best quality

ingredients. Unlike frozen meals, all our meals are made fresh to order using

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Diabetic friendly options, low salt, full dietary info A choice of 80 main meals Orders can be placed by phone, email, fax or with the driver Mouth watering desserts

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Home cooked goodness home deliveredFINDING the time to cook a nutritious meal every night can often be challenging. Then you need to have a seemingly endless list of ideas to keep the meals new and not boring.If you are finding it testing to come up with a healthy meal options every night, why not freshen up your ideas in the kitchen by calling on the team at Choice Fresh Meals?For almost two decades, the Company has been keeping people well fed without the hassle of preparation, providing meals in our community to: Seniors who need our meal service to allow them to remain independent Busy professional people who dont have the time to prepare nourishing food People with an ongoing illness who are unable to cook for themselves.A couple who have taken advantage of the A couple who have taken advantage of the service Choice Fresh Meals offers are Jack and Mavis Kennedy. Both 86, the couple decided to try Choice Fresh Meals after Mavis had heard good reports from friends.I belong to seniors and we began talking about meals one day and someone said they were using the company and we decided to give it a try, Mavis said.The main reason we did it was that if anything happens to me, Jack would struggle to carry on with preparing food.And the same goes for me if something And the same goes for me if something happened to Jack. Its a nice break from cooking every night and they have a large choice of mealseveryone has something they dont like, so it is nice to have a good range to choose from.We have tried a few different services, but we are very happy with Choice Fresh Meals, Mavis said.Its conveniently delivered to us by Choice Fresh Meals who also now deliver fresh bread and milk and I look forward to not having to cook for the three nights its a nice break.

Who are Choice Fresh Meals!CHOICE Fresh Meals has been successfully operating in Victoria for the past 20 years.

They deliver to their customers all over Melbourne, Geelong, Mornington and Bellarine Peninsulas.

The meals are for anyone who feels they dont have the time or ability to cook. The company offers a huge selection of more than 80 meals that includes roasts, casseroles, quiches, pastas, fish, grills, pies, soups and desserts.

The menu is regularly updated to provide customers with variety and interesting seasonal offers.

Prices for main meals are affordable, and the meals are also made with high quality ingredients by trained chefs who have worked in five-star establishments.

For those wishing to try the service, the Company has an offer to new customers, a free dessert for every main meals ordered (limit of ten).

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Days of music and action Young people are being encouraged to enjoy an exciting line-up of bands and DJs, free barbecues and skate and grafti workshops and competitions at Romsey Skate Park on April 1 and Woodend Skate Park on April 8. Both events start at midday. 0402 087 949 or [email protected]

Gardening talk for congregationSt Marys Anglican Church will host an armchair conversation between Reverend Peta Sherlock and Woodend resident and gardening expert Michael McCoy this Sunday. Hear what drives one of Australias foremost gardening experts at the Norma Richardson Hall from 3pm. Tickets: $10. www.woodendanglican.org.au

Boot sale with benetsDont miss Gisborne Uniting Churchs car boot sale. There will be plenty of stalls, a sausage sizzle and Devonshire tea at land next to the church in Brantome Street from 9am-2pm this Saturday. Site bookings can be made until noon on Friday. 5428 2624 or 0438 205 969

Groovin in the chapelSunshine Coast duo Steve and Ainsley Apirana perform songs by Frank Sinatra, The Eagles, The Beatles and Carole King at Live at the Chapel Sunbury this Sunday at Bethany Lutheran Church, corner Brook and Jackson streets, from 6.30pm. 0457 721 435 or goo.gl/f80dhz

COMMUNITY CALENDARWANT YOUR EVENT LISTED? Community Calendar is made available free of charge to not-for-prot organisations to keep the public informed of special events and activities.Send item details to Star Weekly Community Calendar, Corner Thomsons Road and Keilor Park Drive, Keilor Park, 3042, or email to [email protected] for copy and announcements is noon Tuesday.

Movies in Macedon Join the Macedon Ranges Film Society for a screening of 2008 Melbourne lm Crushedat the Woodend Community Centre from 7.15pm on April 8. The society meets on the second Wednesday of every month. [email protected] or 5429 5452

Tim Costello at RupertswoodWorld Vision chief executive Reverend Tim Costello will speak about hope, social justice, reconciliation, faith and more at Salesian College Rupertswoods Twilight School from 6pm on April 1. Cost: $10 for adults; students free. Booking is essential. 9744 0084 or [email protected]

Fun to ll the holidaysEnter the world of 3D modelling, play in a soccer tournament or enjoy a hip-hop workshop as part of Hume councils autumn school holiday program. A range of activities is on offer for people aged 12-17. Bookings essential. www.hume.vic.gov.au/youthservices

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Anew imaging test is now available in Sunbury to combat what has been described as one of the nations silent diseases.

Lake Imaging Sunbury recently installed a brand new Dual Energy X-ray Absorptiometry (DEXA) unit to aid in the detection of osteoporosis.

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Clinical director Don Barrie said the new system was the best on the market, and he was excited that Lake Imaging could offer the latest technology for patients in Sunbury and surrounding suburbs.

In addition to DEXA scanning, the system is able to complete body composition scanning, which is being well received around the country by a range of people looking to manage their weight and monitor their muscle mass. This is something that was previously unavailable in Sunbury, Dr Barrie said.

Osteoporosis Australia reports that 4.74 million Australians currently suffer from osteopaenia (low bone density, an early sign of osteoporosis) or osteoporosis itself. That gure is expected to be as high as 6.2 million people by 2022.

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Creating a garden or landscape space can take time and skill, so some friendly expertise can be just whats needed to transform your garden.

Renowned local landscaper Scott OBrien and wife Kate have injected new life into Macedon Garden Supplies since taking over the business six months ago.

Situated at the foot of majestic Mount Macedon, the business is offering expanded services, including unique indoor and outdoor features and workshops.

We saw a real opportunity to not only expand our landscaping business but a brilliant opportunity to provide good, old-fashion service with a smile, Scott says.

It seemed like a natural step for us to move into the nursery.

Scott is credited with building some of the most beautiful gardens and landscape features across Victoria.

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Pairs expertise will grow on youto create some of the most eye-catching landscapes.

Not everyone has a lot of money to spend on their gardens, Kate says.

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In keeping with the Anzac spirit, and remembering and commemorating the 100 years since the Gallipoli landings and Australias role in World War I, Kyneton RSL will open a resource centre throughout April and will encourage locals to pop in, research and record their familys connection with these historic events.

The RSL will run a range of events during April, including an Anzac biscuit bake-off, academic and arts awards for local school students, and ceremonies including the traditional march by Veterans on Anzac Day, Saturday, April 25.

Kyneton RSLs fantastic team of volunteers will also be around Kyneton selling Anzac badges. Proceeds from their sale will go towards supporting veterans both past and those returning home from recent conicts.

Kyneton RSL members are asking community members to show their gratitude and dig deep throughout the appeal.

The Kyneton RSL offers a range of services and events with friendly staff and a focus on value for money.

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RSL ush with community spiritto make the RSL a better venue for our members and guests, manager Belinda Pywell says.

Customer service is the backbone of our business and we strive to keep customers happy.

The Kyneton RSL is a family-friendly, community oriented-club with great bar and bistro facilities, and its introducing a new sports bar that will offer upgraded TAB and Keno facilities and all the sports favourites on the big screens.

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Ask about the exciting added benets available to members.

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Exercise is a necessary part of leading a healthy lifestyle, but nding a perfect balance can be tricky. How often and for how long do I need to

exercise for it to be effective? Do I go to a gym? Should I do weights or cardio? How hard should I be working and how

many of each exercise should I do? Or if youre new to the exercise game, do

you even know where to start?Prime Exercise Physiology is a

professional exercise and health service in the Macedon Ranges that can help with understanding the exercise jungle a little better.

Services available include health and tness assessments and creating exercise programs for injury rehabilitation, chronic disease management, cardiac and respiratory rehabilitation, weight loss, strength and conditioning, exercise for pregnancy and general health and well-being.

Prime Exercises accredited exercise physiologists assist with planning a program for the home, gym or pool, making lifestyle changes, and providing individual and group exercise sessions.

Exercise physiologist Sarah Holmes says exercise doesnt have to be hard, stressful or hurt.

You just have to exercise right, she says. We work closely with doctors, specialists, other allied health professionals and coaches to ensure a proper team approach to your health and exercise planning.

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Prime Exercise Physiology is at four locations:16 Brantome Street, Gisborne99 Main Street, RomseyCarolyn Chisholm Drive, Kyneton275 Buckley Street, Essendon.

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Sarah HolmesAccredited Exercise PhysiologistSarah is an Accredited Exercise Physiologist and Full member of Exercise and Sports Science Australia (ESSA). Sarah provides services at several locations around Melbourne and the Macedon Ranges.With over 11 years experience as a Health Professional in Personal Training, Health and Fitness, Sporting, Clinical Exercise, Rehabilitation and Private Practice; Sarah brings knowledge, professionalism and a client centred approach to her sessions. Sarah is also currently an Academic at Victoria University.



They say theres one born every minute and although its not quite that frequent, about 85 babies are welcomed at Bacchus Marsh and Melton Regional Hospital every month.

Djerriwarrh Health Services provides health care to Melton, Moorabool and the surrounding communities.

Its services are offered at Bacchus Marsh and Melton Regional Hospital and, in Melton, at health and community health centres in Bacchus Marsh, Melton and Caroline Springs.

The hospital provides supportive care for healthy women with uncomplicated pregnancies, from the rst antenatal visit to support in the rst weeks at home.

Its approach promotes pregnancy and childbirth as a normal healthy life event, with maternity care provided to more than 1200 families every year.

The friendly and professional team includes midwives, obstetricians, paediatricians and allied health staff.

Antenatal care is provided at the Maternity@Melton clinics, which offer a range of antenatal care models including midwife-led, obstetric and shared care services.

Expectant parents can attend birth preparation classes, with four evening sessions from 7.30-9.30 and one Saturday session from 10am-1pm.

These sessions inform women and their partners about what to expect during pregnancy, labour and the rst weeks after the birth.

Bacchus Marsh and Melton Regional Hospital is a friendly hospital with caring staff, well-equipped birthing suites and comfortable single rooms with en suite.

Most rooms are furnished to enable partners to stay with their newborns for the rst night after delivery.

A virtual tour of the unit is available online.

In the rst days at home mothers are visited by a domiciliary service and have

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Above: Midwife Katherine (front) with new parents Frances and Tali Ribeiro-Leite and son Kaylo.Right: Midwives and students Ruth, Nasro, Katherine, Gail, Sam and Felicity. (Joe Mastroianni)

access to breastfeeding support, infant settling and a feeding clinic.

Djerriwarrh Health Services,35 Grant Street, Bacchus Marsh.Inquiries: 5367 2000or www.djhs.com.au

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On about 4000 square metres of edge-of-town seclusion, this wonderful house has a vast living zone (living, dining, rumpus) under vaulted ceiling with exposed (painted) beams and clerestory windows and oorboards below. A gas log re set in a ceiling-high panel forms a dramatic focus. Four bedrooms (with wardrobes) share a shower room and a huge bathroom with dual vanity basins and an enclosed shower stall. The all-white kitchen under vaulted ceiling has a stack of cupboards, dishwasher and stainless-steel 900mm cooker. A raised timber deck has views down to a fenced, in-ground pool totally private, sheltered by tall perimeter trees and next to a wedge of lawn. Ducted heating and cooling, vegie garden and a leafy driveway to a freestanding double garage/workshop continue the attractions.

Kennedy & Hunt: 5428 2544 Price: $775,000 Private sale

GISBORNE 231 Sheedy Road, 3437

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On about 1.6 hectares in a pretty setting, this house couples with a multi-purpose studio (separate entrance) and a huge shed to deliver exibility and potential for running a home business (subject to council approval) or could easily accommodate horse pursuits in oodlit paddocks. Four bedrooms include the main with walk-in robe and en suite, and theres a study or possible fth bedroom. Bay windows are appealing in all living zones of separate lounge room, separate rumpus room and large family-meals area. The kitchen has plenty of storage in timber-look cupboards topped with charcoal laminate, a dishwasher, wall oven and electric cooktop. Other attractions include a split-system, huge water tanks (and town water), chicken coops, ve kennel enclosures, 20 solar panels and a double garage with internal access.

Gisborne Real Estate: 5428 8895 Price: $769,000 Private sale

RIDDELLS CREEK 9 Williams Lane, 3431RIDDELLS CREEK 9 Williams Lane, 3431RIDDELLS CREEK

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An outstanding mix of contemporary and circa 1856 charm, this bluestone abode on about 8.09 hectares with views over Lauriston Reservoir is a signicant rural holding just ve minutes from Kyneton. Locally sourced stone is a rich component of the original farmhouse and a beautifully executed extension and self-contained studio (B&B potential, subject to council approval) add to an already rich palette. The three lovely bedrooms include the main with dressing room and en suite, and theres a study. The lounge room has a boarded ceiling, chandelier and bluestone replace with wood heater, while the slate-tiled family-meals room has a vaulted ceiling, wood heater and amazing ambience. The sylit kitchen is a mix of stone features and sleek modernity, with island bench and stainless-steel appliances. A holding yard, two paddocks, excellent shedding and abundance of water are other perks.

Jellis Craig: 5427 2800 Price: Contact agent Auction: March 28 at 11am

KYNETON 546 Lauriston-Reservoir Road, 3444

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In the midst of wonderful gardens (including magnicent pin oaks more than a century old) on about 1600 square metres, this circa 1880s weatherboard has features capturing the era: high ceilings, rosettes, dado panels and sash windows. On the doorstep of town, the house has two bedrooms, a sitting room with cast-iron replace with ornate surround, and a tiled meals area off the modern kitchen which has ample bench space and an underbench oven and gas cooktop. A deep verandah festooned with lace is the spot to relax and take in the gardens, and theres a double carport and storage room/workshop. The property is suited to premises for a business, a weekend escape or a permanent residence.

North Western Estate Agents: 5429 1344 Price: $550,000+ Expressions of interest

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In a small court with loads of kerbside appeal, this is a property with elegance right to the bone, a place that sings with quality, class and substance inside and out.

There wont be a thing for new owners to do, with new carpet and paint throughout, and gardens on the 1263-square-metre block laid out with air and manageability.

And with the house set well back from the street, its in the front yard where all the action happens in terms of entertainment and kids play, the latter made street-safe via an automatic entry gate. Its a well-considered set-up that encourages neighbourly interaction and relaxed parental supervision.

Now the house. Entry is into a tiled foyer anked by a carpeted study through double doors, and a carpeted lounge-dining room with bay window. Another set of double doors then opens to a rumpus room with lovely back gardens on view. Yet another large, light-lled living zone is a tiled family-meals area which has a Ned Kelly wood heater set within a deep charcoal-painted recess, and a door to the pergola area more about that later.

The kitchen has terracotta-toned oor tiles, loads of Tassie oak cupboards, black granite benchtops, dishwasher, wall oven and gas cooktop and front garden views from behind the sink which could make a potentially excellent servery to the pergola.

The main bedroom off the foyer has a ceiling fan (in all bedrooms), two sets of mirror-faced wardrobes, a door to the side garden, and an en suite with enclosed toilet, and a picture window as shower splashback that evokes the feeling of showering outdoors among the tree ferns: lovely.

Three more bedrooms, each with feature wall, robes and roman blinds, are down a carpeted hallway from the living hub, as are a large powder room, main bathroom, and a laundry with a stack of storage.

In the front yard, along with a timber (carpeted, no less) cubby house, extensive paving (parking space and

Dunlop Real Estate: 5428 2800 Price: $690,000 $710,000 Private sale

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A brick walkway heads from here around to the back where a mulched play area under a giant cypress, a large shadecloth-covered pergola and beautiful tropical gardens are a real treat.

Even more attractions include gas ducted and zoned slab heating, new evaporative cooling, two garden sheds, two water tanks, automatic irrigation system, double carport and remote-controlled freestanding double garage.

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THINKING OF RETIREMENT?Retirement is the beginning of a whole new stage of your life.life.lif But longbeforebeforebef you decide to leaveleavelea the workplace behind, you should consider whatretirement will mean for you and your property. Hty. Hty ere are a list of points tothinkthink about beforebeforebef you cash that last cheque. Downsizing? By the time youare thinking about retirement, its likellikellik y that will havehaveha substantial equity in yoururhome.You.You.Y might even own the house outright. Selling the family home is onesolution to free up some money.money.money It can be invested in a whole range of things- from shares to term deposits, to superannuation. But beforebeforebef you put thehouse on the market, think about what assets this leaveleavelea s you with.Yourwith.Yourwith.Y pensionpaymentspaymentspa often depend on how much these assets are worth, so if you decidetoto vend your property in favofavofa ur of something smaller any money you havehavehaleft over could be counted as income. Alternatives- The prospect of leavingleavingleaall those memories and friends behind maymayma seem unappealing, but there are anumber of alternatives to selling up. Instead, you might decide to staystaysta put.Youcould adapt the house into a dual occupancy,occupancy,occupancy in which case you can live in onehalf and sell or rent the other.Tother.Tother hink about doing some minor renovations - youmaymayma encounter health or mobility issues down the line, so making the homeeasier to navigatenavigatena and keep up now will help keep your independence muchlongerlonger.longer It could be as simple as an extra railing on the stairs or non-slip matsin thethe bathroom.bathroom.

FIRST HOME BUYERSTaking the plunge and buying your first property seems likelikelik a big step - andits one that shouldnt be takentakentak lightly.However, there are some indicationsthatthat now might be the time to makemakemak those all-important steps onto theproperty ladder and realise your property ownership dreams. Here aresome of the major indicators to look for if youre still on the fence as towhetherwhether you should go in search of property for the first time.1.Youvebuilt a substantial deposit - Generally speaking, the bigger the deposit youhavehaveha , the more attractive you will be to mortgage lenders. 2.Your rentaloutgoings are increasing - The cost of renting property is increasing insome parts of the country, which could makemakemak buying a more attractiveprospect for some people. If theres a chance you could paypaypa less meetingrepaymentsrepaymentsrepa on your own mortgage than renting out someone elseshome,then its time to look seriously at doing just that.3. Youre lookingfor a long-term investment - Theres a reason so many people choose toinvest in property - it gives them a fairly safesafesaf long-term investment option.option.Its not usually the best choice if youre looking for a quick buck, but it cangive decent returns in the long run. Doing your homework is one of themost effectiveffectiveff e wayswayswa of making sure youre coming to the right decision, soputput in plentyplenty ofof researchresearch andand yoyouu shouldntshouldnt bebe disappointed.disappointed.

2 QUICK BATHROOM FIXESIt is important to keep your house in great condition! It makesmakesmak domesticlifelifelif a breeze when you staystaysta on top of maintenance, as well as helpingyou out when the time comes to sell on the property.ty.tyWith that in mind,mind,lets taketaketak a look at some easy fixes you can use in your bathroom toreally liven up the space and better your living. Boost the lighting-One ofofthethe easiest wayswayswa to brighten up a bathroom is to taketaketak that task literally.y.By changing your light bulbs and fittings you can immediately add somefreshness to your bathroom. Green bulbs can add some healthy glow ororyou can go for extra bright ones if there is not much natural light. Speakingof which, natural light is a great feel for any room. If your bathroomallows it, some opaque windows can let wonderful sunlight in, while alsomaintaining your privacy.ivacy.ivacy Use the power of the shower-When you wanttoto give your bathroom a great once over with cleaning product, a handyhandytiptip is to turn on your shower for a short period of time, long enough toheat up the room.The steam released by the shower will open up thepores in surfaces all over the bathroom, making it much easier to get dirtand grime out of the floor and walls. These are vastly differentdifferentdiff tips, butboth can makemakemak the world of differencedifferencediff when it comes to taking on yoururbathroom. A dark and grimy bathroom is hardly ideal, so makemakemak sure tokekeepep thesethese tipstips in mindmind nextnext timetime yoyouu decidedecide toto freshenfreshen upup yoyourur owown!

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This delightful, rustic & completely unique 4 bedroomproperty with solar design and orientation withcorrugated iron and oiled-up weatherboards all on6153m approx. Recycled rail sleepers, giant redgumbenches natural gas. WOW!

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