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Sunbury pet owners can register their new dogs or cats for free until February 19. Hume mayor Helen Patsikatheodorou (pictured with family pet Lisa) called on all those who recently provided homes to dog or cats to take advantage of the offer. This is a terric saving on a registration fee and we hope it encourages people to do the right thing and register their animal, Cr Patsikatheodorou said. Its really important that owners register their dog or cat so that Hume council is able to return the pet if it escapes. For further information on how to register a new pet with Hume council, visit www.hume.vic.gov.au or call 9205 2200.

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Macedon Football Club is urging people to help a young woman battling the chronic late stage of a neurological condition known as Lyme disease.

e Cats have got behind player Pat Fitzgeralds campaign to raise money to send Amy OSullivan to Europe for treatment to help in her ght to recover.

Lyme disease is an infection caused by a bacteria, which is transmitted by a tick bite, and can impact many bodily systems and organs. e chronic form of the disease attacks the central nervous system.

Mr Fitzgerald, who used to share a house with Ms OSullivans brother Max, said he decided he had to do something aer returning from overseas to nd Ms OSullivans condition had deteriorated considerably. Expensive treatment had also failed to help.

Mr Fitzgerald works as a masseur, and on the weekend he tackled a long line of footballers and supporters at clinics at Moonee Ponds and Macedon in a bid to raise $6000.

With Ms OSullivans treatment costing about $1000 a day, the club is also planning a charity night to take the total to $30,000.

I guess everyone has the ability to help, but Ive just chosen to do it, Mr Fitzgerald said.

I felt it was important. I believe that if you can [help] then you probably should.

In a video on her Facebook page, Ms OSullivan said living through the chronic stage of the Lyme disease was hell.

Every day is a struggle. ere is never a pain-free moment, she said.

en theres the scary side, from violent seizures and joint dislocation, to moments of full vocal and body paralysis where you lie there not knowing when or if youll make it out.

Describing the pain as relentless, she said every night I go to sleep, I wonder if this is the night I wont wake up.

Mr Fitzgerald said the OSullivan family had been through a lot physically, emotionally and nancially over the past 18 months. Its so shocking, he said. If people can just help me help them, that would be great.

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Patches of Patersons curse growing alongside the Calder Freeway are being controlled, VicRoads has claimed.

Responding to concerns raised by motorists who noted purple owers from Keilor Park Drive to the north of Gisborne, acting regional director Bryan Sherritt said VicRoads regularly inspected roadsides and conducted noxious weed eradication.

Our most recent inspections along the Calder Freeway revealed small and isolated traces of Patersons curse, he said, adding that the highly invasive weed was oen confused with other plants, such as vetch and lucerne, which also have purple owers.

VicRoads works closely with the Department of Economic Development, Jobs, Transport and Resources on a range of proactive initiatives for treating noxious weeds.

In late spring through to early summer last year, we conducted treatment programs targeting noxious weeds, including Patersons curse and St Johns wort, along the Calder.

Mr Sherritt said roadside maintenance contractors had to implement weed hygiene measures to reduce the spread of weeds such as Patersons curse and St Johns wort through contact with vehicles, machinery or as a result of operating procedures.

Patersons curse ourishes in fertile dark clays and is a wildower of the Mediterranean, but a weedy pest in Australia. It is a threat to livestock due to its poisonous ower.

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Gisborne Uniting Churchs annual Pancake Day fundraiser helps people in times of crisis. Volunteers will be serving up these simple delights at the IGA supermarket in the Village shopping centre from 9.30am until 12.30pm this Saturday. Church spokeswoman Maree Clarke says gold coin donations will support programs that help people get back on their feet. We are proud to support the work of UnitingCare, and call on everyone in our community to enjoy a pancake or two and get behind this fantastic cause. The Uniting Churches of Kyneton, Barfold, Metcalfe, Mia Mia and Sutton Grange will have a pancake stall at St Andrews Kyneton from 10am to 12.30pm on February 13. Theres also a garage sale from 8.30am at 54 Ebden Street, Kyneton.

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He reiterated the views of many Bendigo line commuters that, until recently, V/Lines services were rst-class.

Its really frustrating, he said. e buses still get you there, but a lot of people use that train trip as work time. You cant do that on a bus.

On ursday, Transport Minister Jacinta Allan said the continuing drama was unacceptable.

Last week, the government was told the problems had been identied and the vast

By Matt Crossman

Bendigo line commuters are dismayed by revelations that the disruption of V/Line services is set to continue for weeks to come.

Hundreds of trains were again cancelled last week due to ongoing problems including an escalated rate of wear on the wheels of VLocity carriages and the failure of a train to trigger boom gates. e crisis led to the resignation of the regional train operators chief executive, eo Taifalos, last ursday.

But Woodend commuter Maxwell Winchester said V/Lines problems obviously went much deeper.

While a lot of people are relieved to see the CEO go, the whole thing has clearly been managed in a poor way, he said.

It should never have got to this point there have to be a lot of other people involved who reported to that CEO.

Dr Winchester said that while a second week of free travel was a nice gesture the reality was that the free buses were being funded by taxpayers.

Its a bit of a irony, really, because we are paying for it, too, he said.

He said commuters were sick of the blame game between the two major political parties.

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V/Line dismay gathers steammajority of services would be up and running by the end of the week, she said.

is advice from V/Line was wrong this unacceptable situation has caused the government to lose condence in the leadership of V/Line.

V/Line passengers are furious and so is the government. What has happened is not good enough.

V/Line now expects services on the Bendigo line to steadily improve from mid-February but it will be months before full services resume.

Timetable changes scheduled for January 31 have been deferred. e government has also ordered a review of V/Line operations.

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Kyneton man on drug chargesA Kyneton man, 31, is facing drug charges after a joint operation involving Australian Federal Police, Victoria Police and the Australian Border Force led to raids in Melbourne, Caroline Springs and Kyneton last Wednesday. The raids came after customs ofcers detected ve consignments of crystal methamphetamine, with a total weight of 4.9kg, being imported by air mail between December 28 and January 21. A Melbourne man, 29, was also charged, while two other men were released pending further inquiries.

Oak, elm to get the axeMacedon Ranges council will remove an English oak in an advanced state of decay at the corner of Station Street and Wallaby Run, Gisborne. A termite-damaged elm tree in Romseys Main Street will also be cut down. Both trees are in areas of high trafc. The council will consider options to replant suitable species in both locations.

New support in mental healthMental health support agency PS My Family Matters has opened an ofce at Gisbornes Macedon Ranges Health. Support is available for parents, carers and siblings living with a family member with a mental illness in the Macedon Ranges or Sunbury. Volunteer co-ordinator Suzie Chanel will be based at the centre on Mondays and Fridays.

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Petrol heads have been given a sneak peek behind the scenes at the Macedon Ranges biggest annual car show, with about 20 classic vehicles parking at Sunbury on Australia Day. Magnicent machines owned by Macedon Ranges and District Motor Club members were on show as part of the display, held in the lead-up to the Valentines Day Picnic at Hanging Rock on February 14. This years event at the Rock will feature more than 2600 cars and motorcycles, stalls, trade stands and live entertainment. More details: www.picnicathangingrock.com.au

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Hume council says it stands ready to help the state government build new education facilities, with 21 new schools needed to meet the demands of population growth over the next 20 years.

Mayor Helen Patsikatheodorou said while the governments commitment to a new school at Craigieburn was welcome, other suburbs, including Sunbury, Greenvale and Mickleham, would all need more primary and secondary education options in coming years.

8459 secondary school-age students, Cr Patsikatheodorou said. Our current state schools cannot cater for this massive growth. Now is the time for the state government to set money aside.

Sunbury Residents Association president Bernie OFarrell welcomed the councils push.

As we all know, this growth is only going to continue, he said.

Youve got all the new subdivisions along Vineyard Road and out towards Diggers Rest; theres Sunbury Fields and more land at Racecourse Road

Hume has provided data to the state government which demonstrates the demand for new schools in our community, she said.

We want to work alongside government ocials as they plan the schools that can educate our youngest residents in the decades ahead.

e number of primary school-age children in Hume is expected to increase 65 per cent by 2035. Secondary school enrolments are expected to rise by 51 per cent in that time.

is represents an extra 12,765 primary school-age children and an additional

Weve got to be proactive if were going to meet that need.

A spokesman for Education Minister James Merlino said future education needs were being addressed through a $730 million package to build new schools, upgrade existing buildings and buy land.

e government is delivering 17 new schools across Melbournes outer growth areas over the next few years alone, with more schools to be announced soon, he said. We will continue to work to develop solutions for meeting current and future demand.

One new school a year needed

Fresh after scooping the pools at a tournament in Queensland, Macedon Ranges Badminton Club members are urging others to join their ranks. The club entered ve womens teams at the recent Atalanta Jamboree for masters at Noosa, with three winning their section. Newcomers are welcome to join; games are played twice a week at Macedons Tony Clarke Stadium. Theres a mixed competition from 8pm Tuesdays and womens matches from 9.30am-12.30pm on Thursdays. Details: 0402 791 263

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Council Meetings

Ordinary Council Meeting

When: Wednesday 24 February, 7pm Where: Gisborne Administration Centre,

40 Robertson Street, Gisborne.

Council meeting agendas are available online from 5pm the Friday before a Council meeting.

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NewsTree works in Gisborne and Romsey Council is undertaking tree works in Gisborne and Romsey in early February. In Gisborne, an English Oak at the corner of Station Street and Wallaby Run is in an advanced state of decline with extensive internal decay, and will be removed due to public safety concerns. Pruning works to remove dead wood from another English Oak on the opposite side of the intersection will also be completed.In Romseys Main Street (in front of the Bay Tree Caf), an Elm Tree is scheduled to be removed. The tree has substantial rot, decay and termite infestation and is a potential hazard.For more information about these works, contact 5422 0333.

EventsYoure invitedArts & Culture Program launch Get the scoop on what music, drama, comedy, cabaret and family fun is headed our way this year. With door prizes, locally-sourced wine and fi nger food, plus 25 per cent off tickets, theres no excuse not to come along. When: Friday 12 February, 5.30pm Where: Kyneton Town Hall Cost: Free RSVP: 1300 888 802 Info: mrsc.vic.gov.au/arts Valentines Day fi lm night at Hanging Rock Celebrate Valentines Day under the stars and enjoy Peter Weirs Picnic at Hanging Rock on the big screen. Picnic at Hanging Rock on the big screen. Picnic at Hanging RockWhen: Saturday 13 February, 7pm Where: Hanging Rock Reserve, South Rock Road, Woodend Cost: $25 adult, $10 child. Book: 1300 888 802 or phone 5421 1468 for more information. Home Business morning tea Do you need time-out from your home offi ce? Meet with members of the Macedon Ranges Home Business Network (MRHBN) and expand your business connections in a relaxing and informal environment. When: Thursday 25 February, 10am12pm Where: Baringo Food & Wine Co, 283 Station Road, New GisborneCost: Free (MRHBN members), $20 (non-members) RSVP: Phone Claudette on 5421 9616 Info: mrsc.vic.gov.au/events

Have your say on Amendment C109 Comments are invited until Monday 29 February on planning scheme amendment C109 that proposes to correct anomalies and make minor changes to the Macedon Ranges Planning Scheme. To fi nd out more, phone 5422 0333 and to have your say, visit mrsc.vic.gov.au/yoursay or drop-in to any of Councils customer service centres. Submissions can be sent to PO Box 151, Kyneton VIC 3444 or emailed to [email protected]

Employment Activity Group Leader / Early Childhood Co-Educator (Temporary Part-time) Closing 8 February Occasional Care / Early Childhood Co-Educator (Temporary Part-time) Closing 8 February For more information and to apply visit mrsc.vic.gov.au/jobs

Future stars from Riddells Creek Cricket Club and Junior Mixed Basketball Association will soon look the part after receiving $1000 for new uniforms and equipment. The towns netball association was also handed $690 during a visit by Macedon state Labor MP Mary-Anne Thomas last Wednesday. They are among 300 clubs sharing in more than $419,000 statewide. The sporting club grants program is giving our hard-working clubs the skills and resources they need to grow, Ms Thomas said.

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Being creative under the eagle eyes of some of Australias culinary leaders is top of the menu for young Kyneton chef Harry Gibbs.

e 18-year-old was one of just seven aspiring chefs from around Victoria selected for dairy giant Fonterras Proud to be a Chef program.

A selection of 34 Australian apprentices will be mentored by executive pastry chefs and food service experts as part of this months event, with a $7500 international culinary placement up for grabs.

Gibbs is four months o completing his apprenticeship at e Good Table in Castlemaine.

He says winning the contest would give his career a major boost.

I would love to travel and work around the world, he says. America would be a good start it has some pretty incredible restaurants.

e former Sacred Heart College student says hes been interested in food for as long as he can remember.

For sure, it always interested me as a kid.My mum always cooked really nice food, so

I guess that drew me into it. Once I started, I couldnt help myself.

Gibbs has tried his hand at all types of cuisine, but says cold meals, entrees and desserts are his favourites.

Where I am at the moment, we change our menu weekly so I get to come up with a lot of new things.

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Harry Gibbs is honing his skills in readiness for a national culinary cook-off. (Damjan Janevski)

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Anyone caught doing burnouts or engaging in hoon behaviour should have their car impounded and sold for charity or crushed, a Hume councillor believes.

Speaking in the wake of a Western Ring Road crash that killed two people aer an illegal street racing meet in Campbelleld early last Wednesday, Cr Jack Medcra called on the state government to tighten hoon laws.

eres places in Hume that are getting raided by hoons every Friday and Saturday night, he said. As a council we cant do much about it. e government has to step in.

and police while holed up inside his oce. I.H. Hunter director Lachlan Hunter said up to 100 cars were meeting in Lillee Crescent on an almost nightly basis.

Cr Medcra said that aside from the obvious risks to safety, hoon driving created a costly mess.

People need to understand their rates are also being chewed up by these idiots because

Cr Medcra said there should be no mercy, even for rst-time oenders.

ey should have their car impounded and then either auctioned or crushed, he said.

If you auction them o the money should go to charity, and that person should be restricted from buying a vehicle for another 12 months.

Cr Medcra said the hoon problem in Hume had worsened. Hoon hotspots in Sunbury include roads around newer housing estates, while industrial areas in Tullamarine and Campbelleld are regularly taken over by illegal meets promoted through social media.

A Tullamarine business owner recently emailed live commentary to the council

we have to go out and repair the roads, he said. e heat thats generated by car tyres going around melts the tar.

At the end of the day, if you like your cars and doing this sort of stu, go to Calder Park.

A police taskforce was set up in November to target street racing groups operating in northern and south-eastern suburbs.

Chief Commissioner Graham Ashton said the increasingly organised nature of the groups meant police had to take a dierent approach instead of simply dispersing participants.

A government spokesman did not respond by deadline.

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People can learn more about the nocturnal wildlife native to Hume during a free night tour at Bullas Deep Creek. Experts will explain how residents can help our unique animals thrive, before leading a survey of local fauna. Activities will include spot-lighting animals active at night, listening to frog calls in the creek, playing bird calls to encourage owls to call back and using equipment to detect insect-feeding bats. Participants will also have the chance to search for the creeks elusive platypus. The Hume council event is from 8-10pm on February 17. Bookings close February 12. Details: www.hume.vic.gov.au/livegreenworkshops

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Macedon Ranges residents and businesses continue to be held back by slow internet and poor mobile phone reception.

at was the view expressed by Bendigo Labor MP Lisa Chesters and federal opposition communications spokesman Jason Clare during a tour of the electorate last week.

Mr Clare met business owners at Woodend on Wednesday night, saying the federal government had failed voters, who had been promised high-speed national broadband by years end.

While the NBN is available in Kyneton and parts of Woodend, Riddells Creek and Romsey, residents and business owners at Gisborne and Lanceeld, among others, have been le to deal with old technology.

Ms Chesters said she hears daily from people whose lives are being negatively aected.

Malcolm Turnbull promised that every home in Australia would have access to the NBN by the end of 2016. He has failed to deliver.

e latest NBN rollout plan schedules 2400 premises at Romsey and Lanceeld, 1390 from Ashbourne to Woodend and 14,400 in Sunbury and Diggers Rest to have an NBN bre-to-the-node connection by March this year. A further 3030 premises in Bulla, Gisborne and Riddells Creek will have xed wireless connections by January 2017.

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From coaching tennis to running the football club canteen, weeding the Neighbourhood House garden and baking slices for Anglican church fundraisers whenever theres been a job thats needed doing in Lanceeld, Loraine Kraus has been there.

But while the citation for her Macedon Ranges citizen of the year award described her as the heart and soul of the town, Mrs Kraus insists shes done nothing particularly special.

Rather, she reckons shes simply done whatever she could to help people in the place shes called home for close to 50 years.

Anything that people ask me to do, I just do it, she said.

Ive never really batted an eye about it I just do things and dont expect to be recognised.

Mrs Kraus says her Australia Day award, presented at a ceremony at Kyneton Town Hall on Tuesday, came as a complete surprise.

I didnt know anything about it [the award], she says. Im not the kind of person who likes praise Id rather they just said, anks Loraine and that was it.

Someone recently asked why Im always helping and I didnt really have an answer. A friend of mine said, Its because youre very community minded. I suppose thats a good way to put it.

Mrs Kraus was a driving force behind Lanceeld Tennis Clubs eorts to raise money for new lights and courts, and shes keenly involved in the campaign for the restoration of the towns Christ Church.

Its all part of community life, she says. When youve got nice people working

together, you can get some great things done.Other Macedon Ranges winners announced

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Loraine Kraus loves leaping in to help around Lanceeld. (Shawn Smits)

on Australia Day included young citizen of the year Sharina Mayman, 15. e Sacred Heart College student created a local bullying and mental health awareness campaign called ink About It.

e community event of the year was Macedon Ranges Healths annual colour run/walk.

Kyneton theatre veteran Alan Stone was named arts ambassdor, while community achievement awards were presented to Riddells Creek mother, business owner and teachers aide Deb Mitrevics; to Mount Macedon dawn service stalwart Dr Frank Donovan; and to Woodend and District Heritage Society treasurer Rosemary Wilkinson.



What was the feeling when you found out youd won the award?

It was a real surprise. I was quite taken aback by it, really.

ey asked me to come along to the function and I thought that was a little strange. Its not about me though with these things youre representing the people around you.

e show is a perfect example of what volunteering is all about.

ere are so many people there whove been there for years, they know their stu, they look aer the same section each time ultimately they love what they do. Its a great thing for the community, and they get a lot out of it too.

How old were you when you rst became involved with the show?

I competed when I was a kid. My father was an ex-president, my uncle was an ex-president and my grandfather was involved too.

Over the years I watched them all do it and then I decided to give it a crack myself.

Ive been on the committee for about 22 years now.

What do you enjoy most about the role?

I think its great to see the people involved getting satisfaction out of it. e way they stick at it, its a good indication that they are enjoying it. Weve got a really great relationship with our volunteers and everybody involved on the committee. Everyone just works together and we work it all out as we go.

MY PLACESunbury Agricultural Show president Tony McMahon was named the towns citizen of the year during the Kiwanis Clubs annual Australia Day breakfast at the Village Green. e dairy industry veteran talks with Matt Crossman.

Youve lived in Sunbury your whole life, what are some of the biggest changes youve seen in that time?

Number one is the roads. ats probably the biggest. e growth here has been huge. ey only started doing subdivisions in the late 1950s I was probably ve or six when that

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What do you see as some of the challenges ahead as the population continues to grow?

Transport is a big one. We need more strategic carparking, so people can walk to where they want to go. We also need to seriously look at what were going to do with the railway crossing, because the station these days is probably in the wrong spot. If it was further up towards the Diggers Rest end of the town, the trac would run freely and so would the trains.

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Harmonic pursuitHarmoniX Vocal Companys rst rehearsal for the year will be at Sunburys Rainbow Court Hall from 6.30-9.30pm on February 4. New members welcome. 0417 581 438 or [email protected]

Toastmasters loosen tonguesMaster public speaking and leadership with Sunbury and Macedon Ranges Toastmasters. The groups next free meeting is from 7.30 tonight, February 2, at Sunbury Senior Citizens Centre. Guests welcome. 0402 486 362 or www.macedonrangestoastmasters.org.au

Sunbury icks at twilightFree twilight movies will screen at Sunburys Village Green on Saturday, February 20. Food from 6pm with local short lms from 7.45pm. Main feature, Paper Planes, at 8pm. goo.gl/DHwTwR

Rev up the RockClassic cars will line up at the Macedon Ranges and District Car Clubs Picnic at Hanging Rock. The 29th annual picnic is on February 14. www.picnicathangingrock.com.au

Market magicPick up a bargain and sample the best local produce at markets in Gisborne and Woodend this Saturday. The Gisborne Olde Time Market is in Hamilton Street from

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9am-2pm. The Woodend Farmers Market is in High Street from 9am-1pm.

Blue light 80s in SunburyPrimary school-aged children are being encouraged to dress in 80s gear for the rst Sunbury Blue Light Disco of the year. Sunbury Memorial Hall, 6-8pm, Friday, February19. Cost: $7

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Picnic at Pitruzzello EstateRaise money for ovarian cancer research at a Sunbury afternoon tea including beer, wine, auctions and entertainment. Pitruzzello Estate, 2-5pm, February 27. Tickets: $60 goo.gl/5IVaJR

Gym lifts opening hoursGisborne Fitness Centre members have more time to get more reps in, thanks to extended opening hours. The gym is now open from 5am-11pm seven days a week, after a Macedon Ranges council review found most members did not need one-on-one guidance and wanted more choice about when they exercised. Access to the gym during unstaffed hours is via a disc available from the centre. 5428 3318

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Dr Lewis Levitz, of the Vision Eye Institute of Victoria, says long-term exposure to UV light can severely damage eyes.

UV light can do serious damage to your eyes in the short and long term, and a sight issue caused by sun damage can be permanent, says Dr Levitz.

There are several ailments caused by sun exposure acute photo keratopathy (sunburned corneas), cataracts, eye cancer, macular degeneration, pterygium (a eshy growth over the cornea) and pinguecula (a thickened spot on the white part of the eye).

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4. Cost considerations. You dont have to spend hundreds on a pair of good sunnies; some can be as cheap as $10 and come with good UV protection.

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6. Start young. The sooner parents encourage the wearing of sunglasses, the more likely children are to avoid future eye issues.

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I really understand how a skin condition can seriously affect self-esteem and, in some cases, cause general wellbeing to take a big nosedive, Dr Welsh says. But when I saw that the right treatment, using a medical response, was so effective, it propelled me into the eld so I could help others.

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Spanning about 35 squares up top for everyday living zones and sleeping, and downstairs for all-ages retreat this superbly maintained house (known as Eagleridge), with landscaped grounds of about 4.05 hectares, is a tempting parcel of quality. The lower level has its own entry foyer from the driveway and comprises rumpus, games, library rooms and a study, along with a storeroom and powder room. The elevated block allows continued driveway access to the top oor where a part-tiled, part-oorboarded living hub meets the kitchen. A Caesarstone waterfall island bench, lots of drawers, big walk-in pantry and all mod-cons equip the cooks domain. The large bedrooms, ve in all, have walk-in wardrobes and swish en suites, and theres a powder room up here. An orchard, gorgeous landscaping, a dam, paved terrace, deck, in-ground trampoline and double carport are extras. Magnicent views with the city just 45 minutes down the Calder.

Kennedy & Hunt: 5428 2544 Price: Contact agent Private sale

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Heres a newly built place that salutes its historical milieu of Castlemaine by bringing a delightfully modern Victorian-era look to town. Very spacious, contemporary and built to exacting standards, the house has a dcor that incorporates subtle fretwork, rosettes, deep skirts and cornices, and stained-glass, juxtaposed against an all-white palette and Tassy oak oorboards. Four big bedrooms include the main with walk-in wardrobe and a sleek en suite with tub. Along with a separate lounge room, theres an expansive living hub that includes a kitchen with wooden benchtops, masses of cupboards, huge walk-in pantry and a full suite of shiny appliances. A deep verandah on three sides is a relaxation treat, and theres side access for a van or boat and a detached double garage on the block of about 1006 square metres.

Brad Teal Gisborne: 5428 2800 Price: $630,000 $659,000 Private sale

CASTLEMAINE 364 Barker Street, 3450

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Within a hop, step and jump of the train station and main street shops, this western red cedar dwelling celebrates a rustic style, with cathedral ceilings, exposed beams, lots of timber and replaces. Four bedrooms in the main house include two with walk-in wardrobes, the main having direct access to a shared bathroom. Two more are upstairs in a charming loft style. The carpeted lounge room has a wood heater, while a family-meals area with a replace includes the kitchen with electric cooker. A rustic studio, which has two bedrooms, a living room with replace and a carport, is a great teen or guest retreat. Mature trees, lovely cottage-style gardens and a brick-paved circular driveway, along with sheds and barbecue area, are other drawcards on the block of about 2848 square metres. The house is now tenanted and shows a good return.

RT Edgar: 5427 1222 Price: $530,000 Private sale

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This farmhouse, with its appealing wraparound verandah, is on about 0.81 hectares near the highly regarded local primary school and within 10 minutes of Woodend. It would be perfect for families who like to have their entertainment at the back door, as it has a fenced in-ground pool with adjoining pavilion, a tennis court and gardens designed for strolls. The large main bedroom at one end has an en suite and it links with a lounge-dining room heated by a Nectre wood burner. The kitchen (exposed white trusses under a cathedral ceiling and slate oor tiles), is country-style with a wooden island bench, bespoke wooden cabinetry and Blanco and Bosch appliances. The second large living area (Nectre wood heater) leads to three more bedrooms and another bathroom. The massive laundry is lined with wooden cabinetry. Recently repainted, the appealing dwelling also has evaporative cooling to bring summer to heel.

Joan Gladman: 5427 4307 Price: $795,000 Private sale

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STRATHEARN SENSATIONSENSATIONSENSA !Situated in the ever popular and highly soughtafteafteaf r Strathearn Estate, this beautiful homeoersoerso original and unique features!OerOerO ing a large formal lounge, kitchen andmeals area with access to an undercoverentertaining area. Accommodation includes 2bedrooms withWIRs and a bedroom with BIRplus central bathroom.Additional features include, split system,double glazed windows, garden shed andmore!

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41 Border Boulevard, Sunbury4A 2B 2C

TIME FOR AN UPGRADE?This has been beautifully appointedthroughout, delivering a lifestlifestlif yle of qualityand convenience.OerOerO ing large formal lounge, rumpus room,and gallery style kitchen overlooking themeals area leading out the decked alfresco.Accommodation includes four bedroomsincluding master with ensuite andWIR plusa further 3 bedrooms with BIRs and centralbathroom.Additional features include ducted heating,evaporative cooling, 16 solar panels, watertanks and so much more!

Price: $460,000 to $485,000Inspection: Saturday 1.00pm to 1.30pmPhoto ID requiredContact: Adam Sacco 0409 033 [email protected]

9 Gleneagles Drive, Sunbury4A 1B 4C

TOO GOOD TO LAST...ST...STWhether youre a rst home buyer,er,er investoror just looking for a great home with all theadded extras, then look no further.Featuring meals area, with built in breakfastbar overlooking a generous sized family roomwith built in bar plus outdoor entertainingarea.Additional features this home oersoerso includingducted heating, fantastic storage and so muchmore not mentioned!

Price: $340,000 to $360,000Inspection: Saturday 1.45pm to 2.15pmPhoto ID requiredContact: Adam Sacco 0409 033 [email protected]

1 Auld Court, Sunbury4A 3B 2C

ONE FOR THE FAMILY.MILY.MIL ..Superbly positioned in a pleasant familyfriendly court within the Killara precinct.OerOerO ing 2 living areas including a formallounge and dining, well-appointed kitchen,meals area o the kitchen and main familyliving with a wood combustion replace.Accommodation includes four bedroomswith the main includingWIR and ensuite andthe additional three with BIRs and centralbathroom.Additional features include ducted heating,evaprotive cooling, plenty of storage, tenniscourt with basketball ring and so much more!

Price: $440,000 to $480,000Inspection: Saturday 11.30am to 12.00pmPhoto ID requiredContact: Adam Sacco 0409 033 [email protected]

3Westminster Grove, Sunbury 3A 3B 2C

SCENIC VIEWS FROMTHE HILL!Situated in the ever popular Jacksons Hill estate stands a proud home

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This tri-level home oersoerso formal front lounge and a contemporary

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WE ARE AUSTRALIAN!We have celebrated Australia Day in a variety ofways. The traditional Aussie BBQ of sausages inbread with a dash of tomato sauce is always popularbut we also see more sophisticated BBQs, seafoodspreads, a weekend away perhaps or a gatheringof friends and family for a game of cricket. AustraliaDay leads to the question who is an Australian?The Indigenous people of this great land were thecare takers for thousands of years before the arrivalof Europeans. The tall ships appeared over thehorizon bringing a moterly crowd indeed, convicts,adventurers, those seeking their fortunes in a strangeand harsh environment. In the 1850s the cry re-sounded Gold! And so began another influx ofpeople seeking riches from our streams and belowthe ground. The first and second Wars broughtrefugees from War torn Europe and from England tosettle in a country which offerofferof ed hope and peace. Ournation welcomed the Jews escaping the horrors ofthe Holocaust, the Italians, Greeks, Poles and more,all bringing with them a taste of their own culturesand religions and we happily embraced such delightssuch as pizza, baklava, pirogi. Now we see more andmore escaping War from Afghanistan, Iraq, Sudan aswell as those from South Africa and Europe seeking abetter life. Who is an Australian? A difficult questionin-deed but to me an Australian is the person wholoves, respects and values this wonderful land, aperson who abides by our laws and strives to build abetter life for all. I hope you all enjoyed your AustraliaDay I also hope you all are Proudly Australian.

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3 2 2Quality And Position On 1310m2Outstanding family home with gorgeous landscaped gardens and very private rear yard.Offering modern kitchen, two spacious living areas, two bathrooms, three queen sizebedrooms and study or fourth bedroom. Natural gas ducted heating and evaporative coolingand high ceilings. A fabulous entertaining area, double garage and much much more.

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Riddells Creek 223 Campbells Road

4 2 2The Site Of Your Future SuccessA rewarding rural life opens before you with this well-maintained four-bedroom home andgenerous land inviting you to bring your dreams to life with the Macedon Ranges as yourbackdrop. Boasting a barbecue area, fruit trees, glasshouse and dam, plus town and tankwater. Kitchen/meals/living, dining and family room. Two bathrooms, heating/cooling, solarpower and huge shed.

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Gisborne4 Dalton Street Private Sale

Jewel of the town. Stunning family home, in coveted Dalton Street.Set in highly sought after Dalton St, located within walking distance to schools &parks, this impressive home is designed for high quality living. Comprising 4 bedrms,study,udy,udy ensuite, bathroom, sep toilet & laundry. Spacious living room adjoins modernkitchen/diningchen/diningchen/ area. Situated on over 4,000m2 (1 acre) approx., features neat lowmaintenance gardens, BBQ area & shed. Dont miss this opportunity!

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Attractive multi level home with views across township and atreasure of a garden! Land Approx. 937m2.Oers 3 bedrms, library/sary/sary tudy,tudy,tudy ensuite, family bathrm, formal lounge/dining,lounge/dining,lounge/ kitchen/meals/family room overlooking the leafy garden & entertaining area. Characterfeatures, high ceilings, bay windows & balcony all add to the charm of this property.Dbl garage & storeroom are a bonus. Walking distance to town youll love it!


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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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A 4 B 2 C 2

Gisborne51 Frith Road Private Sale

Time to invest in a great location! Land approx. 780m2.Neat & tidy inside & out this property oers 3 bedrooms, large living area, 3-waybathroom & ensuite. Established garden, dbl carport & dbl garage. Walk to allfacilities, enjoy the ease of maint. or simply invest for the future. Opportunity toobtain a comfortable home in a sought after location. Estimated rental return ofapprox. $1520 per calendar month.


$465,000

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A 3 B 2 C 2

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35 Dumbarton Way 107 Howey Street

8 Lauriston Street


82 Main Street, RomseyJulie Ellis 0409 433 699

Property Manager

Ph (03) 5429 6842James Shalders 0412 136 578

Licensed Sales Agent

Fax (03) 5429 6846Jane Lansell-Smith 0412 457 881

Licensed Sales AgentEvery precaution has been taken to establish accuracy of the above information but does not constitute any misrepresenation by the vendor or agent.

30 minutes from Melbourne airport and 50 minutes from CBD

LANCEFIELD 69 PARK STREET A 3 B 1 C 3

Wonderful Opportunity for Future Sub-division (STCA) Zoned LDR

Zoned Low Density 12 Sub-divisible Acres with Classic VictorianHome

3 Living rooms with many original features 3 Double bedrooms, high timber ceilings Timber kitchen, ducted central heating, r/caircon

1 bathroom, 2 w.cs, internal laundry Dble garage with auto door Dble machinery shed plus separate ofce Approx 12 north facing sub-divisible acres Across the road from the Lanceeld primaryschool

Wonderful district views & a genuine short walkto town

Take the plunge and secure your future

Private sale$875,000

OFI By Appointment

Jane Lansell-Smith

M: 0412 457 [email protected]

www.connallys.com.au

LANCEFIELD 445 PYALONG ROAD A 5+2 B 3

A Magnificent Property with Breathtaking Views

Keringle - An Unrivalled Estate of Luxury and Lifestyle

65.98 hectares approx. Architect designed 5 bedroom 3 bathroomresort-style homestead

4 Entertaining areas (OFPs) French country kitchen (1200mm stove) Sumptuous pool with deck and tennis court Plus a fully renovated 2 bedroom cottage Working cattle/trufe farm 15 paddocks, 8 dams Only 1 hour from Melbourne and minutes totownship

Easy access to Kilmore International School,Melbourne University, local wineries andattractions

Private Sale$2,690,000

OFI By Appointment

Jane Lansell-SmithM: 0412 457 881

[email protected]

Sam GamonM: 0425 702 574

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SUNBURY 12 MANNING COURT A 3 B 1 C 2

Move In and Make This Your Very Own!

Quaint But Very Tidy

Quiet court location Close to sport fac/Sec Coll/shop strip/playgrounds

3 bedroom home with parquetry/tiled ooringand refreshed throughout

3 Living areas and all gas kitchen with timbercabinetry

Gas heating and large reverse cycle A/C Lovely established gardens with fruit/ornamental trees and vegie patch

DLUG with access to large backyard Paved pergola/BBQ area Sunroom

Private Sale$360,000 -

$375,000

OFI By Appointment

James ShaldersM: 0412 136 578

[email protected]


ROMSEY 19 JINKER WAY

A Private Established Location,Close Proximity to Town

The perfect place to build yourdream home

All town services in a sort after areaof town

Fully fenced and close to thewalking track

Private Sale

$215,000

Jane Lansell-Smith

M: 0412 457 [email protected]


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