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Authorities have vowed to start immediately working to rebuild trust with communities aected by Octobers devastating Lanceeld- Cobaw bushre but the initial reaction from residents is that its going to take time.

Some people rolled their eyes and others mouthed blah-blah-blah as ndings of the independent investigation into the escaped planned burn were released to the public during a lengthy meeting on ursday morning.

About 200 people packed Lanceelds Mechanics Institute, and while there was little of the anger that characterised previous gatherings, there was a denite sense of scepticism.

e state government has promised to implement all 22 of the inquirys recommendations, including improving previously passive communication processes in the lead-up to all planned burns.

Many residents were pleased when Department of Environment, Land, Water and Planning secretary Adam Fennessy apologised for the handling of the 266-hectare Cobaw Ranges planned burn ignited on September 30.

e burn broke containment lines on October 3 and again on October 6. Close to 3000 hectares was eventually burnt. Four houses, 25 sheds and thousands of kilometres of fencing was destroyed.

Im here today to say sorry to you and your community, Mr Fennessy said. I am deeply sorry for the distress I have caused you and the enormous impact it has had on your lives.

My job is to minimise the threat of bushre to your community. e Lanceeld-Cobaw burn was meant to do that, but what it did was put you, your properties, at risk.

e investigation, led by Western Australian re and land management expert Murray Carter and involving community representatives, found the planned burn had been inadequately resourced from the start, and risk assessment was poor.

But the report said stang had not been aected by the AFL grand nal or the public holiday that accompanied it this year.

Environment Minister Lisa Neville conrmed that the approvals process that led to ignition on September 30 basically involved one person.

We should not have a system that allows for that in the rst place, she said.

Residents welcomed the governments acceptance of the inquirys recommendations.

Fire anger simmers

But they continued to apportion some of the blame to Macedon Ranges council, saying that bans on roadside wood collection made the severity of the blaze much worse.

Frosts Road resident Jason Schmidt fears a re that destroyed his house on November 13 may have been a result of embers le by the blaze.

e bylaws are killing us, he said. Until that changes, until they are properly responsible

with the management of roads, it wont change. If people were allowed to go get wood like they used to be, half of the fuel for this re would have been gone already. It would cost the council nothing.

Jimmy Dargan, who lost a cottage and sheds on Burke and Wills Track, agreed.

Talk is ne, but we want action, Mr Dargan said. e roadsides are ridiculous.

East ward councillor Henry McLaughlin said

the council was doing everything it could to improve how roadsides were managed.

Managing roadsides is a complex issue and, as it currently stands, council must follow processes dictated by the government, he said.

We support the governments commitment to working with VicRoads and local governments to improve how roadside vegetation is managed.

Main: Prue Mathisen shows the strain of working to save her home near Three Chain Road in Lanceeld. (Justin McManus)Inset: Residents listen intently as the reports ndings are presented on Thursday. (Kristian Scott)

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It just needs to be looked at, Mr Bugeja said.

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By Matt Crossman

A long-time Sunbury cyclist says lives could be saved by the simple extension of a path beside Vineyard Road.

e shared pathway currently ends at Moore Road, about 200 metres short of the Calder Freeway overpass, forcing cyclists and pedestrians heading for Diggers Rest to cross onto the road.

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or continue to the overpass, Sunbury Bicycle Users Group member Hector Bugeja said it was a nasty mix.

Youve got trac going onto the freeway, youve got trac behind you, youve got others trying to get in the right lane to go over the bridge, he said. ere is a path on one side, but theres nothing connecting it. Its such a dangerous situation.

Mr Bugeja said there had been many near- misses involving cars, pedestrians or cyclists

It can easily be xed by them connecting that bit of path.

Mr Bugeja has written to Roads Minister Luke Donnellan and Sunbury MP Josh Bull calling for urgent action.

A spokesman for Mr Bull said the local parliamentarian had inspected the site and shared Mr Bugejas concerns.

He said Mr Bull had spoken with Mr Donnellan and was waiting on a formal response.

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A group of students from Candlebark School near Romsey were in an area of Paris that was bombed about an hour before the November 13 terror attacks.

e nine year 10s, who were wrapping up a six-week trip to France, returned home safely early last week, having own out of Paris in the hours aer the attacks that killed more than 130 people.

Candlebark principal John Marsden said that, while a little shaken, the teenagers were no worse for wear.

eyd been in one of the areas that was bombed about an hour before the bomb went o, he said. Fortunately, theyd returned to their accommodation before it all happened.

Mr Marsden said it had been a disturbing way to end the tour. ere were sirens going all night and, when they went to the airport the next morning, they said it felt like a city that had been completely traumatised, he said.

Heightened security and detours made the trip to the airport a little harder, but Mr Marsden said the thoughts of the students were with the people they had spent so long interacting with and learning about.

ey were obviously concerned for the people theyd met over there.

And, of course, they really identify with the French way of life and that society.

Mr Marsden said the alternative education school sent at least one group a year o on an overseas trip, with students having previously travelled to China.

Getting to know other cultures is so important, he said. It makes it less and less likely that well have to have global wars while people are communicating with each other face to face.

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Barnsey leads Chisel to Rock gloryCold Chisel punters rock at the Rock. Right: Ian Moss and Jimmy Barnes in action. (Shawn Smits)

With Hanging Rock as a backdrop, Cold Chisel delivered a rock n roll masterclass to about 15,000 fans on Saturday night.

e sold-out show was the rst headline appearance at the stunning Macedon Ranges venue by an Australian band.

Including a truckload of hits from the groups sizeable back catalogue, with a few quick glances at its new album, e Perfect Crime, Chisel rode on a wave of goodwill from start to nish.

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e back half of the set saw the band pull ace aer ace from its deck.

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Sunbury and Macedon Ranges residents are being urged to keep working with police and community services in changing attitudes about domestic violence.

Speaking ahead of White Ribbon Day (November 25), Hume crime prevention ocer Jacqui Newman said the number of people subjected to violence in their own homes remained too high.

Latest data from the Crime Statistics Agency shows Hume recorded a 3.7 per cent increase in family incidents in the year to July 30, from 2906 to 3014. Macedon Ranges recorded a 6.9 per cent reduction in oences, continuing a recent trend.

We are certainly working very hard with organisations like Sunbury Community Health and there is a great support system in place, Senior Constable Newman said.

e way we deal with it, for both the victim and alleged perpetrator, has certainly changed for the better in the past four or ve years.

Cobaw Community Health sta will hit the streets of the Macedon Ranges on Wednesday, distributing posters and urging business owners and shoppers to take an oath to stand up, speak out and act to prevent violence against women.

People can also decorate a canvas in front of Macedon Ranges Health Centre in Neal Street, Gisborne. e artwork will signify people putting their hands together to say no to family violence.

Tables and individual seats for a White Ribbon charity fundraiser are still available. e event, including a two-course meal and performance by comedian Jean Kittson, will be held at Sunbury Bowling Club from 6.30pm on Friday. Tickets: $55. Details: 0419 101 906

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Crime prevention ofcer Jacqui Newman with (back, from left) Matt Gleeson (Sunbury Community Health), David Johnson (SCH), Senior Constable Gary Pemberton and Craig Caple (SCH).(Shawn Smits)

A rousing anthem from Les Miserables will serve as the rallying cry for a peoples climate-change march through the streets of Kyneton this Sunday.

A climate choir has been rehearsing songs, including Do You Hear e People Sing?, as the Macedon Ranges Green Sing?, as the Macedon Ranges Green Sing?Energy Coalition continues its call on the council to commit to becoming carbon- neutral by 2020.

e coalition is also pushing for solar panels to go on all council buildings at an estimated cost of $1 million, and it wants a stand-alone climate change policy for the municipality.

More than 700 people took part in a similar rally last year.

Co-ordinator Rob Bakes is expecting another large crowd for this years rally, which will begin with a picnic at Quarry Reserve at noon before the march at 2pm.

Our happy throng of climate warriors will then make their way up the Piper Street footpath to the Mechanics Reserve, where the main event will be held, Mr Bakes said.

Speakers at the rally will include Environment Victorias Jane Stabb, Mary Crooks from the Victorian Womens Trust, and Victorian Local Government Association president Sebastian Klein.

Hundreds of people will be invited to join in the singing. [e songs] have been rewritten with words that highlight the plight of our planet, Mr Bakes says.

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By Matt Crossman

Community groups have welcomed the state governments decision to appoint an independent committee to advise on planning protections for the Macedon Ranges.

e expert panel, announced by Planning Minister Richard Wynne at Gisborne on Wednesday, will give residents, businesses, councils and landholders the chance to have input to proposed changes, and raise concerns.

Mr Wynnes announcement, which fulls an election promise, was greeted by loud applause.

It came aer he referred to the Macedon

welcomed news that the committee will be operating by the end of this year.

Consultation hearings are likely to be held around the end of January, with Mr Wynne saying it was not a matter of whether the government protects the Macedon Ranges but how that protection is shaped.

Action group spokesman Luke Spielvogel said the challenge was to honour the legacy of Statement of Planning Policy 8, a state government planning statement formulated specically for the Ranges, which dened the town and country principles that have shaped the areas character since the 1970s.

Ranges as gods own country and said it was worthy of protection as the states population continues to grow.

Mr Wynne said there had to be a balance between the growth of towns and the need to protect the areas environmental attributes and existing character.

We need to make sure planning controls stay up to date with how Victoria is changing, he said.

We also need planning controls to reect each regions individual needs.

Both the Macedon Ranges Residents Association and Hanging Rock Action Group

ose principles are being challenged now by councils rural living strategy, which looks to degrade the last 40 years of planning protection, Mr Spielvogel said.

ere has been much talk of the growth challenges we face on the fringes of Melbourne, but it [growth] also presents great opportunities for business, agriculture and employment.

Macedon MP Mary-Anne omas said the committee would help ensure the area was protected from growth and change. I want to reassure our community we will work with them to protect what we love about the region while supporting growth and jobs, she said.

New body upholds gods own

Central Victorias reputation as a premier food, wine and tourism destination has been boosted, with Sunbury and Macedon Ranges operators picking up a swag of trophies at last weeks RACV Victorian Tourism Awards.

Gisborne Peak Winerys eco-cottages secured the silver award for unique accommodation; Isabella at Kyneton took out silver for self-contained accommodation; and Piper Street Food Company won the silver prize for new tourism business.

Sunbury Visitor Information Centre (silver for visitor information services) and Melbourne Airport (gold for outstanding contribution by volunteers) were also recognised.

Piper Street Food Cos Damian Sandercock said the Kyneton business, which late last year opened a cooking school, cafe and bakery as part of a major expansion, is just a part of

the story that central Victoria has to tell. e judges were really impressed with our cooking school and the way were able to talk about the region, Mr Sandercock said.

We operate regular classes that give people genuine knowledge and skills, but we also teach them about local and seasonal produce.

Mr Sandercock said Daylesford and Macedon Ranges Tourisms ongoing support was crucial to the businesss success.

Tourism is not just about having a big waterslide; its about being able to tell stories about the area.

Whats important to us is that the whole region benets. If its just us, we wont survive.

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StreetLife storms into townMassive crowds packed central Sunbury for Sundays StreetLife festival. Spokeswoman Sharyn Snook said the annual small business showcase exceeded expectations, with as many as 10,000 people attending. Pom-poms created by primary school pupils and yarn-bombed trees on OShanassy Street added to the colour.

Relay brings out the bestAbout 150 entrants collected almost $20,000 for cancer research and support during Sunburys Relay for Life. Spokeswoman Shara Turner said Saturday and Sundays overnight event at Boardman Reserve was a success, with more than $18,000 raised.

Divas in concert for JackThe Divine Divas of Sunbury will raise money for Hume councillor Jack Ogilvie. The womens pop choir will present a smorgasbord of hits from 2pm on Saturday. Rainbow Court Community Hall. Tickets: $10. 0419 506 067

Design for town and countryA Trentham East house designed by a Williamstown design group has won best new residential design in the $500,000 $1 million category at the National Building Design Awards. It is a farmhouse style rated highly for energy efciency, recylability and water conservation.

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Organisers of a Koorie night market in Woodend believe the event will build bridges and encourage Macedon Ranges residents to engage in reconciliation. They also hope the market will be the rst of many indigenous cultural events in the area. The market, at Woodend Community Centre from 3-8pm this Saturday, will showcase leading Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander artists and musicians as part of a partnership between the Macedon Ranges Reconciliation Group and Koorie Night Market Inc. Koorie Night Market chairman John Baxter says people will be able to buy unique gifts from the people who made them, and enjoy great live performances. The market will also include food stalls and workshops showcasing traditional skills. Details: 0425 747 727 orwww.koorienightmarket.com.au

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A shock result in the Macedon Ranges mayoral election has put councillor Graham Hackett in the top role.

Councillors spurned last-term candidate John Letchford, electing Cr Hackett by a vote of 5-4 last Wednesday night.

Cr John Connor, who was later elected deputy, nominated Cr Hackett for the mayoralty, and was supported by Cr Russell

the community and councillors and will take pride in helping council to achieve its vision of a region that has a strong sense of place and community, Cr Hackett said.

Im passionate about achieving great things for the Macedon Ranges; its where I live and work, and I want to enrich and protect that for future generations.

Cr Hackett was deputy mayor in 2013-14. He will be supported by two-time mayor John Connor, who is entering his nal year as

Mowatt, outgoing mayor Cr Jennifer Anderson and Cr Sally Piper.

Cr Letchford, who was expected to be the only candidate for the role, was backed by councillors Roger Jukes, Henry McLaughlin and Ian Ellis.

e selection of Cr Hackett, who was elected in east ward in 2012, means that every mayor during the current council has been a rst-term councillor.

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a councillor. Cr Connor said he was excited about the year ahead.

Im looking forward to working with the mayor and my colleagues to achieve a number of important projects and plans during the nal year of our four-year term, he said.

Cr Hackett said Cr Connor had been a monument for him as he learnt the ropes on council. Cr Piper was among those who praised outgoing mayor Cr Anderson for her work during a tough year.

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Past and present parishioners are being invited to celebrate the 150th anniversary of a Trentham church that is a focal point of the small community. Uniting Church moderator Dan Wootton will attend a service at St Andrews from 2pm this Sunday. Highlands cluster Reverend Jenny Hayes (pictured) says the congregation, started by Presbyterians in 1865, still meets on the second and fourth Sunday of every month. The church remains an important asset for a town like Trentham, she says. The hall is used, not just by the church, but by many other community groups as theres not a lot of public spaces. Afternoon tea will be served after Sundays celebratory service. Details:0428 215 291 Matt Crossman

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An ambitious state renewable energy target of 30 per cent by 2020 will help tackle climate change, unleash investment and create jobs in areas like the Macedon Ranges, environment group Friends of the Earth (FoE) has said.

Speaking aer meeting Macedon Labor MP Mary-Anne omas and Gisborne-based energy company WestWind last week, FoE spokesman Leigh Ewbank said the Labor government had shown leadership by repealing the worst parts of the former Liberal governments wind farm bans.

e government can build on the positive rst step by setting ambitious targets for 2020 and 2025, he said.

WestWind managing director Tobi Geiger said the company, which came to Gisborne in 2008, employs ve sta, but wants to expand.

It was the original Victorian renewable energy target established by the Bracks government that drew us to Victoria, and we enjoy working in a regional area like the Macedon Ranges, he said. A robust plan to grow Victorias renewable energy sector is something all parties can support.

Ms omas said the government, which has released an energy roadmap ahead of a broader renewables plan expected early next year, wanted to help companies like WestWind get more projects under way.

Renewable energy means jobs, she said.e roadmap includes four priority areas:

establishing renewable energy targets for 2020 and 2025, using the governments electricity purchasing power to help create hundreds of renewable energy jobs, ending discrimination and improving access to the grid for solar customers, and supporting clean energy jobs through a $20 million new energy jobs fund.

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Pictured during last years election campaign are Taryn Lane (Hepburn Wind), Mary-Anne Thomas (Labor MP), Leigh Ewbank (Friends of the Earth), Neil Barker (The Greens), and Alastair Fleming (Macedon Ranges Sustainability Group). (Supplied)

A man found guilty of an aggravated burglary in Sunbury involving his estranged wife has had his sentence extended in the Supreme Court of Appeal.

e Director of Public Prosecutions (DPP) appealed the six-year sentence handed down to Trevor Barnes, 39, in the County Court, describing it as manifestly inadequate.

e appeal came aer Barnes pleaded guilty to charges including aggravated burglary, intentionally causing serious injury and recklessly causing serious injury.

Barnes was charged aer entering the unlocked door of a farmhouse at 5am on May 25, 2013 and hitting a man, who he found in the shower with his wife, several times to the head with a jemmy bar.

Barnes also struck his wife on the back, head and legs and kicked her in the face and the chest.

Barnes younger brother Glenn, who was present during the oending, was sentenced to three and a half years aer being found guilty despite not participating in the assaults.

A DPP appeal against the sentence given to Glenn Barnes was dismissed.

Justice Michael Croucher found that the injuries caused to Trevor Barnes estranged wife and her partner were severe.

Barnes was resentenced to eight years with a non-parole period of ve years.

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Survey about councilHume residents are urged to take part in a survey about the projects and services most important to them. Mayor Helen Patsikatheodorou said feedback from the councils annual community survey helped it plan for the future. Participants can leave comments online until November 27. Details: www.hume.vic.gov.au

New bus helps older peopleResidents of Macedon Ranges Healths Gisborne Oaks aged care centre will benet from a new mini bus handed over by a community bank. The donation was one of many made during the Gisborne and District Community Bank branch of Bendigo Banks spring investment evening last week.

Schools get fundsEducation Minister James Merlino and Macedon Labor MP Mary-Anne Thomas visited Romsey Primary School last Wednesday to discuss refurbishment plans. As reported by Star Weekly, the Star Weekly, the Star Weeklyschool received $112,000 of extra maintenance funding and will also get $34,109 in equity funding. Mr Merlino also toured Riddells Creek Primary School, which will receive $10,291 in equity funding.

Bid for solar ovalMacedon Ranges Sustainability Group is seeking federal funds to install a solar power system at Woodends Gilbert Gordon Oval. The groups application for a $6500 Stronger Communities grant has been supported by Bendigo MP Lisa Chesters.

A group of volunteers from Sunbury churches are working together to give anyone whos lonely a little bit of heaven on earth this Christmas. Christmas Day lunch at Sunbury Baptist Church is prepping up to feed 120 people this year. Spokesman Pete Dove says the event, now in its sixth year, attracts a range of people. We have a complete mix we have some families, we have people who have recently lost someone, he says. We also get people from different socioeconomic backgrounds. Its not just for people who cant afford Christmas dinner. Mr Dove says the festive season can be one of the hardest times for people whove experienced job or relationship problems, or the death of a loved one. Basically you shouldnt be lonely on Christmas Day, he says. Traditional meals are served from 11.30am-2pm. Bookings and details: 9740 7683. Matt Crossman

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Riddells Creek on paradeDont miss the Riddells Creek street festival from 4pm until dusk this Saturday. Rides, childrens activities, live performances and a twilight market. 5428 7836

Farmers to marketPick up a bargain and sample some of the areas best produce at the next Lanceeld Farmers Market this Saturday. High Street, 9am-1pm. 0407 860 320

Macedon PS 140 years onCelebrate Macedon Primary Schools 140th anniversary at a reunion this Saturday. There will be a display of photos, rolls and even a roll call at 1.30pm. A fete will also be held. 5426 1518

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Vintage polish on show Cars, bikes and trucks will be all shined up and out on show at Gisborne Rotary Clubs annual Classic Vintage Motorbike and Car Show. There will be competitions and prizes for exhibitors and the public. Its all on at the Steam Engine Club Park, Webb Crescent, Gisborne, from 10am until 3pm on December 6. 0407 862 745

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Offering a rural lifestyle within town boundaries, this well-built, fully renovated house has space and lifestyle elements in abundance. The mix of slate oor tiles and exposed brick walls is brightened with crisp white wall paint and accents; rooms are large, and surrounding gardens on the block of about 3433 square metres are well landscaped. Of the ve bedrooms (and a skylit study), the main has a tted walk-in wardrobe and a full ensuite, and the main bathroom has a spa under a leadlight window. The new kitchen has a bamboo-topped island bench, a stack of white cupboards and new appliances. Living areas are a large family-meals area with wood heater, and an entertainment room (ts a billiard table easily) with a timber bar, leading to the undercover inground pool and spa. Other features are a replace, electric wall heaters in all bedrooms, a gym room, garden shed, all town services, dual road frontages and integrated double garage.

Chess Property Consultants: 5429 5544 Price: $675,000 Private sale

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A beautiful Edwardian built c1908, Rosemont (on about 2469 square metres) has been impeccably made over, retaining leadlight and stained glass windows and doors, ornate replaces, timber fretwork and glorious arches, along with dark timber and parquetry oorboards. The three bedrooms, each with replace, include the main with an exquisite en suite with freestanding copper tub, a feature also in the gorgeous main bathroom. The kitchen has custom-built dark timber cabinetry, edged quartz benchtops, marble subway tiles, a Belling electric/gas cooker and a Surere wood heater. The lounge-dining room, with parquetry oors and a stunning fretwork entrance, opens via french doors to a deck and paved alfresco area. An informal sitting room has a replace. Gas central heating, 31,700-litre water tank reticulated to garden and orchard, a double carport (remote-control), a 6x18-metre shed and picturesque gardens complete the picture.

Keatings: 5427 2999 Reserve price: $1.195 million Auction: December 5 at 1pm

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Within minutes of Gisborne and with a bus service to several schools, this residence (of about 46 squares), on about 1.9 hectares, is perfectly positioned to capture lovely rural scenery, yet offers an easy commute to Melbourne airport and CBD. Four large bedrooms (and theres a study off the entry hall) at the eastern end include the elegant main with bay window, walk-in wardrobe and en suite with dual vanity basins. The main bathroom is in classic black and white and the toilet is separate. The carpeted lounge room has a stack of windows, while the tiled meals area ows into the family room, which has glossy Sydney bluegum oorboards and a wood heater. The kitchen has loads of white cupboards topped with granite, an island bench, dishwasher and stainless-steel cooking appliances. Gas ducted heating, split-system, double-glazing, 12 solar panels, two water tanks, a dam, large shed, double carport, integrated double garage and fruit trees are other highlights.

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Entry is into a skylit foyer where bookshelves lining three walls offer a homey welcome before a tri-zone living hub.

The kitchen, anked by sitting and meals areas, is unbeatably slick, with two island benches (one stainless-steel topped and sitting under a designer light tting), a big walk-in pantry, most storage in soft-closing drawer form, a Miele dishwasher, 900-millimetre gas cooktop and two under-bench ovens. The meals zone has French doors on both sides, one to the

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Lovely bedrooms two down, two up each have their own colour palettes of soft aqua, apple green or soft grey. The main, off the entry foyer, has a glazed door to a two-way en suite which has a stone-topped vanity unit. The second downstairs bedroom has pool views and a powder room next door. A fabulous laundry with drying room is also near here.

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RT Edgar: 5427 1222 Price: Contact agent Auction: December 5 at noon

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30 minutes from Melbourne airport and 50 minutes from CBD

ROMSEY LOT 11 JOHNSTON COURT ABC

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FRESH AIR AND OPEN SPACES!!Situated in the prestigious Rangeview Estatein the ever popular Riddells Creek, we nd this5 year old quality home with fantastic featuresall within your grasp!This family friendly home comprises of 4bedrooms, master withWIR and en-suite, largeformal living area, modern kitchen/diningroom, double remote garage with internalaccess, and a huge rumpus room.

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DOYOU FEEL LUCKY?Make this your stepping stone and enter the property market with thehome located within close proximity to many shops, the local primaryschool, medical centre along with public transport and childcare justminuteswalk from your doorstep.OerOerO ing an enormous lounge area, dining/meals area overlookinga functional renovated kitchen completed with stainless steelappliances.Accommodation includes main bedroom withWIR and a further 2bedrooms with BIRs which share a central bathroom and a functionallaundry with external access to the backyard.Additional features include evaporative cooling plus an airconditioning unit, wall furnace plus ducted heating, solar power,multiple water tanks and so much more!

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Inspection:Saturday 10:00am to 10:30amPhoto ID required


7 Firestone Court, Sunbury 4A 2B 2C

A TOUCH OF CLASS...Located in a peaceful court position and tucked away in the muchsought afteafteaf r Goonawarra neighborhood, this fantastic residence boastselegant nishes with polished timber boards, plantation shutters, dadowall panels, new carpets and freshly painted throughout. The kitchenis tted with stainless steel double wall mounted oven and integratedmicrowave plus a seamless integrated dishwasher,sher,sher commercial rangehood and 900mm 5 burner gas cook top framed by stone bench topsand splash-backs.Accommodation includes main bedroom withWIR with adjoiningensuite plus a further 3 bedrooms with BIRs and a bedroom sizedstudy sharing a central bathroom.Additional features include a second entertaining area, establishedlandscaped gardens, ducted heating, evaporative cooling and so muchmore!

Price: $330,000 to $360,000





Sunbury Pty Ltd

88 Jackson Street, Sunbury3A 1B 2C

TOP OF THE TOWN!Secure the perfect lifestlifestlif yle, located oppositeacres of picturesque park lands, this renovatedfamily home boasts all of the features requiredfor premium comformformf t living.Accommodation including 3 bedrooms allwith BIRs sharing a central bathroom.Featuring formal lounge, open plan kitchenwith S/S appliances, meals area, second mainliving room with sliding doors leading out toan undercover entertaining area.Additional features include oating timberlook oors, reverse cycle split system, doublecarport and more!

Price: CONTACNTACNT T AGENTInspection: Saturday 10.00am to 10.30amPhoto ID requiredContact: Adam Sacco 0409 033 [email protected]

6 Fraser Court, Sunbury3A 2B 1C

IMMACULATE PROPERTY INPERFECT POSITION!!This rare gem has had the highest quality ofrenovation and is 100% ready for you to takeadvantage of inner town living at its nest!This three bedroom plus study home has beencarefully modied to suit many needs from thegrowing family. With two separate living areas,a quality renovated kitchen and spaciousdining area.Packed with features such as solid timberooring, electric re place and securitycameras just to name a few!

Price: $475,000 to $500,000Inspection: Saturday 12.15pm to 12.45pmPhoto ID requiredContact: Toby Smithies 0400 050 [email protected]

393 Elizabeth Drive, Sunbury 3A 2B 2C

A TOUCH OF CLASS!Renovated to convey elegance and class throughout, this virtually

brand new inside and out home is nished with premium and

desirable quality nishes.

OerOerO ing a beautiful formal entry which ows through to a spacious

formal lounge and dining room, kitchen with high end stainless steel

SMEG appliances and rear rumpus room with adjoining separate

mudroom/large study.

Accommodation oersoerso master with mirrored BIRs and FES and an

additional two bedrooms with BIRs and sharing a central bathroom.

Additional features include ducted heating, reverse cycle split system,

security alarm system, plenty of car parking accommodation and a

double car shed and large workshop plus so much more!

Price: $370,000 to $400,000

Inspection:Saturday 11.30am to 12.00pmPhoto ID required


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59 Archer Avenue, Sunbury 3A 1B

BULLSEYE!!!Youve hit the target on this one, located in the front pocket of the

much loved Asheld estate among well established homes with

neighbors that take pride in their residence.

Features include a spacious main living area, kitchen meals and family

room, 2 good sized bedrooms with built in robes, central bathroom

and single garage with access directly inside (currently used as third

bedroom) which could make a fantastic studio, work from home oce

or hairdresser!

Additional features include a fantastic undercover outdoor

entertaining area, 3m x 2.7m garden shed, ducted heating and cooling

and a split system air conditioner and a great sized laundry!

Price: $320,000 to $350,000




Feel at home.

Gisborne 6 Howey Street

3 1 6Original Helensville HomesteadPicture perfect and oozing with charm, character and original period features is this stunning three bedroom home. Offeringbeautiful ornate features, this place to call home offers high ceilings, open fire places, renovated kitchen and family meals areawith stainless steel appliances, formal dining room and study. Set on a lush 1985m2 of gardens and land, the property furtheroffers a substantial sized external recreation room and outbuildings.

Auction Saturday 12th December at 12.00pmOpen Thu 5.30-6.00pm & Sat 12.00-12.30pmEPR $600,000-$660,000Contact John Dunlop 0419 001 991

Sheddy Lebdeh 0412 415 067Office Gisborne 5428 2800

Diggers Rest 195 Duncans Lane

4 2 8Heaven For The Equestrian or TradieSet on 15 acres, this four-bedroom plus study home is every equestrian enthusiasts dream.Generous residence featuring living/dining, family/meals/Jarrah kitchen, large coveredentertaining area, heating/cooling, solar panels and town water. Four paddocks with horseboxes, floodlit horse mnage, powered barn, powered sheds, one with fitted workshop andand double garage.

Office Sunbury 9744 2555Contact Lance Long 0473 026 491Price $1,400,000Open Sat 11.00-11.30amPrivate Sale

Fern Hill 529 James Lane

3 2 2Country Serenity Living On 15 Acres ApproxSense of serenity on 15 acres (approx.) offering 3 bedroom family home, wood heater, mainwith ensuite with large living room. Huge spring fed dam, 3 large sheds and walking distanceto Trentham town. Enjoy that country change lifestyle.

Office Gisborne 5428 2800John Dunlop 0419 001 991

Contact Jo Peel 0419 354 294Open Sat 11.00-11.30amAuction Saturday 12th December at 2.00pm


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Gisborne 39 Cherry Lane

3 3 4Ultimate Contemporary Living On 3381m2High Sierra. A sensational home stacked with style and space, exceptionally transformed toprovide fabulous living and entertainment areas with views over Gisborne township plus fullyself-contained 2 bedroom granny flat, double carport and double remote garage. Situatedamidst other high calibre homes.

Office Gisborne 5428 2800Contact Julie Gloster 0408 323 056Price $995,000Open Sat 11.30-12.00pmPrivate Sale

Gisborne 1 Oakwood Close

6 3 5Top Of The Town 9400m2 Approx.This property overlooks the Gisborne Township with spectacular views towards Mt Gisborneand Mt Bullengarook. The house is 38sqs approx. with six bedrooms, three bathrooms andthree large living areas, a spa room and adjoining bathroom. The kitchen is modern, centralheating is town gas and you can walk to the village shopping centre and to the station at NewGisborne. Re-development potential here too! (STCA).

Office Gisborne 5428 2800Contact Michael Garvey 0412 298 258Price $859,000Open Sat 11.00-11.30amPrivate Sale

Gisborne South 612 Couangalt Road

4 2 4Stunning Property With Views - 4.695 Acres Approx.Stunning residence designed for ultimate livability and perfectly positioned to capturemagnificent rural views. Offering three generous living areas, modern kitchen, large study,double carport, integrated double garage and a huge entertainment area. Featuring storagegalore, stainless steel appliances, dishwasher, granite bench tops, floorboards, high ceilings,alarm system, two large tanks, dam and a large shed.

Office Gisborne 5428 2800Contact Julie Gloster 0408 323 056Price $990,000-$1,050,000Open Sat 1.30-2.00pmPrivate Sale

Sunbury 4/114-126 Evans Street

Invest Or OccupySuite 4 is available for sale - why not invest or occupy this great office suite and be part of anoffice complex that is centrally located in town to all facilities. This property has ductedheating and cooling, ample natural light with full glass windows that wrap entirely around thebuilding. To complete the package there is easy access car parking. Currently leased until 31January 2016 @ $26,951 per annum.

Office Sunbury 9744 2555Contact Chelsea Hayward 0421 786 008Price $445,000Open Inspect By AppointmentPrivate Sale


Macedon/Woodend 474 Blackwood RoadOn 7.6 Ha (18.8 Acres)Beautifully presented 452m2 (48 sqrs) solid brick homestead style residence in a unique private location. Accommodation includes large lounge with OFP, separate dining room, kitchen/family room, library, 4 bedrooms (main en-suite) plus an integrated self-contained unit with sitting room, bedroom, kitchenette, and bathroom, and double garage.

Reserve Price $975,000

View By appointmentJohn Keating0419 880 444

Auction This Saturday 28 November at 11am

Estimated Selling Price $850,000 - $900,000

View Sat 28 Nov 1.30-2pmor by appointment

Sandi Barry-Mueller0408 392 347

Romsey 334 Knox RoadLantern House - Style & Sophistication on 4.6 AcresA beautifully built residence inuenced by American Contemporary Architecture featuring 14 ceiling, 3 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms and of the highest quality throughout. Double integrated garage, town water, rain water tank & privacy on 4.6 glorious acres with excellent fencing.

Auction Saturday 12 December at 12.30pm

Woodend 8 Tree Change WayEasy Living and EntertainingThis 4 bedroom, 2 bathroom home has been nished to perfection on a wonderful large block of 824m2. Features open plan living area, central kitchen with stainless steel appliances, versatile undercover outdoor entertaining area complete with pizza oven which overlooks a beautifully landscaped yard and much more.

Price $545,000



Monegeetta 60 Chintin Road 75 Ha (185 Acres)Includes over 900m sealed road frontage, 7 main paddocks, 6 small paddocks, laneways, bore water, concrete troughs in each paddock, seasonal Emu Creek, good soils and pastures, 12m x 22m hay shed with 5000 gallon concrete water tank, on site administration oce with power, phone and internet connected, 2 allotments, and planning approval to build a new dwelling is as of right.

Reserve Price $925,000


Auction This Saturday 28 November at 3pm

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Woodend 201 Mahoneys RoadHollybush House & Hollybush Cottage on 4 AcresOering a rural retreat lifestyle with the benet of a second income or accommodation for extended family. The location is private and tranquil and only minutes from the village of Woodend. Only one hour to Melbourne, a few minutes to Woodend, shops, V-Line train and schools.

Price $775,000



Hollybush House

Hollybush Cottage

Cherokee 101 Tunnel Creek RoadFasham Excellence on 10 Hectares (25 Acres)Sited in a beautifully elevated position this 12 year old 5 bedroom Fasham home is designed for maximum use of light and space. Features include oor to ceiling double glazed windows and doors, automatic retracting shade blinds, stunning dry stone walls and observation deck with glass balustrading.

Price $1,295,000

View By appointmentJohn Keating0419 880 444 Sandi Barry-Mueller0408 392 347

Woodend 180 Blackmore RoadWillivy Farm on 20 acres. So close to town, immaculate property with sensational views to the Mount. Solid brick residence and so much more.

Romsey 41 Vinnicombes RoadArchitect designed 4 bedroom home on approx. 25 acres with stunningviews and original weatherboard cottage. A magical private setting.

Woodend - Ashbourne 78 Keyes Road An impressive, secluded and superbly presented two storey brick veneer residence of 47sqrs in a beautiful 51acre tranquil tree setting.

Price $1,075,000

View By appointmentSandi Barry-Mueller0408 392 347

Price $1,200,000

View By appointmentSandi Barry-Mueller0408 392 347

Price $795,000


Romsey 245 Portingales LaneMonynut Park on 155 Ha (383 Acres) Trustees Realisation Sale - To be sold in two parts

John Keating 0419 880 444 Sandi Barry-Mueller 0408 392 347

Reserve Prices Lot A - $2,650,000Lot B - $925,000

Auction This Thursday


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AgentContacts:

JasonKennedy: 0417383235WilmaGrumont: 0409138472DominicRomeo: 0407435589

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Mount Macedon51 Douglas Road Private Sale

Orana. Aordable mountain charm.Situated on 4,850m2 (approx.) & located close to the charming Mt Macedon village,this home comprises 4 spacious bedrms; study/5udy/5udy th bedroom, large living room/dining, balcony, kitchen/meals area & sitting room. Also features integrated garage,carport, detached workshop/shedrkshop/shedrkshop/ and an established garden with orchard and distantviews. Orana represents great value & a wonderful lifestyle opportunity.

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Gisborne99 Aitken Street Private Sale

Serenity in outstanding central location 6,865m2 (approx).Character & charm ooze from this country home. Features 3 bedrms, ensuite, bathrm,kids retreat & living room. Dining area, country kitchen & oce area. Decked area overlooking fire pit & outdoor bar (with pizza oven). Also incl. carport, workshop, shed &tanks. Ducted heating & evap cooling. With schools only a short stroll away,away,away this onecannot be missed. Further opportunity to subdivide (STCA).


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Gisborne43 Dumbarton Way Private Sale

In a league of its own, this prestigious property showcases carefulattention to every detail with immaculate presentation.Sitting on over 1000m2 (approx) this magnificent home makes the most of itsposition overlooking parklands. Oering a grand entrance, formal lounge, meals/living + rumpus/theatre room with bonus outdoor room with outdoor kitchen to makeentertaining a breeze.


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Gisborne49 Goode Street Private Sale

Modern masterpiece oering a perfect lifestyle 1000m2 (approx.)This immaculate property has recently undergone a modern transformation & isproudly perched in a leafy central location. Comprises 4 bedrms, open living along+ study area. Beautiful kitchen & outdoor living oers decked area & in-ground solarheated pool. Loads of storage & gardens are maintained by watering systems. Nat.gas central heating, gas log fire & evap. cooling. An absolute delight!


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Gisborne6 Erinvale Close

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Property Info: A 3 B 3 C 3

Position perfect & luxury living.Approx. 4000m2 of delightfulterraced gardens.Quality build with beautiful dcor & fittings.Comprises entry hall, dining rm, lounge withviews & vaulted ceiling, expansive meals/family& stylish kitchen (linked to alfresco area &balcony), 3 bathrms, laundry/y/y w/w/ ork rm & triplegarage. A dream position oering views & justa short stroll to all amenities.

Gisborne81 Aitken Street


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ANNESLEYStory book cottage on 3800m2 (approx.)Within walking distance to everything.Featuring 3 bedrms, 3 living areas, upstairsretreat, country style kitchen, slow comb.heater,r,r ceiling fans, split systems, chook pen,bird aviary,y,y water tanks, dog run & loads ofstorage. Extensive decking, BBQ area & spa.Dbl semi garage & workshop, shed & o streetparking. Annesley is a great place to call home.

New Gisborne44 Morrow Road East




The One on the Hill. On approx.2.02Ha (5 acres approx.).This spacious as new home with 4 bedrms plusstudy is superbly located to maximize stunningviews. The family will love the home theatre &outdoor living area. S/s/s/ teel appliances to thekitchen + walk in pantry. Featuring a Coonarain the family room, split system heating/c/c/ ooling& dbl glazed windows. Integrated garage, pluschook pen complete this lifestyle property.

New Gisborne418 Barringo Rd




Madison Excellent weekender/retreat with magnificent views on 10acres (approx.)With an elevated aspect & full length verandahto capture the incredible outlook, here it is!Oers 4 bedrms, plus large dining & livingareas. Mum will love the peace & serenity,y,y Dadwill love the shed, garage & workshop, and thekids will love the enormous rumpus downstairs.Only a 4 min drive to schools, station & fwy.

Gisborne1 Turanga Road




The White House on approx.1060m2.This elevated property oers a lovely nthaspect. Large block provides further optionsto extend (STCA). Living & dining, plus loungeoverlooking courtyard. Spacious master bedrmwith ensuite & BIR, additional 3 bedrms or 2+ study. Central kitchen with s/s/s/ appliances.Integrated garage, workshop & shed. Hydronicheating, + split system. Superbly located home.

Mount Macedon32 Pincho Lane




Redwoods. A classic colonial inblue chip Mount Macedon setting.Redwoods is positioned on one of theprettiest lanes in Mt Macedon. The homecomprises of 4 bedrms, 2 bathrms, impressiveliving rm, study,y,y retreat, billiard rm, flooredattic, laundry,y,y gourmet kitchen & dining area.The property is further enhanced by a large 2car garage with work /s/s/ torage area, a detachedbrick 3 rm cottage & a garden/w/w/ ork shed.

New Gisborne223 Station Rd




Period styled home, lovingly craftedby Mt Gisborne Homes - on over 1acre (approx).Opportunities like this are few and far between.Large four bedroom plus study home,complete with three separate living areas, greatshed and over an acre to play with. Qualitybuilt, the large circular driveway,y,y rear paddock,established trees & rail fencing all add to thefeel of this country styled property.

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Mount Macedon10 Govenors Drive Private Sale

Bunyip Lodge. Charm, Quality and Position.

One of Mount Macedons gracious homes built in the Tudor Revivalstyle on 5,574m2 (approx.) of magnificently landscaped gardens.This solidly built 2 storey executive or family home comprises entryfoyer, well appointed kitchen with meals area, gracious sitting roomwith vaulted ceiling and open fire place, dining room, family room,3 large bedrooms, master with ensuite & WIR, 2 bathrooms, library,ary,ary2nd sitting room and cellar. Above the 3 car garage is a beautifullyappointed room suitable as an oce, gallery or games room. Thegarden is well laid out with meandering paths and many establishedrare and exotic plantings. The property is further enhanced with in-ground swimming pool, gazebo and extensive decking, perfect forentertaining.The home is well positioned close to the Mount Macedon villag

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