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As many as 1200 people needing radiology treatment at Sunshine will no longer have to travel to other hospitals for intensive care.

Sunshine Hospital last week opened its new interventional radiology suite, described as the nal piece of the puzzle in its rollout of intensive care, cardiac and radiology services.

Western Health chief executive, Associate Professor Alex Cockram said the radiology service was an incredibly important resource for the hospitals patients.

Over the next 12 months, up to 1200 patients will receive treatment with the aid of this equipment treatment that they have been unable to receive at this hospital until now, she said.

She said the suite would complement the Womens and Childrens Hospital, which will be developed over the next three years.

is interventional suite will also be invaluable in assisting women with complications during pregnancy or birth, she said.

Western Health executive director of operations Russell Harrison said the opening marked another major step in the expansion of Sunshine Hospital.

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has undergone some of the biggest changes in its history with the opening of critical-care services at Sunshine Hospital, she said.

e changes signify a milestone in the e changes signify a milestone in the transition of an excellent health service to transition of an excellent health service to one that is able to deliver the highest standard one that is able to deliver the highest standard of health care with modern, purpose-built of health care with modern, purpose-built surroundings and equipment. surroundings and equipment.

ese changes place Western Health in the ese changes place Western Health in the best position to provide the best best position to provide the best possible care to the people of possible care to the people of the west.

e radiology suite e radiology suite includes equipment that includes equipment that will enable the hospital to will enable the hospital to see certain patients quicker see certain patients quicker and to perform angiography and to perform angiography examinations on children.

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the need to transfer some patients to Footscray.

For more on the changing face of Sunshine Hospital, turn to pages eight and Sunshine Hospital, turn to pages eight and nine for Star Weeklys health hub of the west feature.

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Brimbank council will slash funding for community events as it prepares for the introduction of rate capping next year.

Acting corporate and community relations director Shane Marr said the council had been forced to cut $1.9 million from its dra 2015-16 budget. e state government will introduce legislation to cap rates at CPI from the 2016-17 nancial year, requiring councils to justify any increases above the rate of ination.

Some extra plants and mulch for garden beds and additional main road tree planting that had been proposed will not go ahead, and some community events and programs have been scaled back, Mr Marr said. Purchases for general materials have reduced. ese measures are not without consequence and were dicult decisions to make.

Mr Marr would not reveal which community events were in the gun.

Brimbank administrators chairman John Watson said the council would need to save $24 million over the next four years if rates were capped at 2.5 per cent.

He said support for community festivals would continue through grants, but as administrators we have had to make dicult decisions. e councils nal community newsletter was published in March, being replaced by an online community blog Brimbank Buzz.

Mr Watson said no new council positions would be created. When a person leaves, the role will be reviewed if needed, a replacement will be employed.

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Feet up for for athletes big dayWestern Athletics members Brenda Cashin, Janice Hodgart, Russell Hampson, Fernando Canepa, Tony Bradford and Peter Burke. (Damjan Janevski)

Western Athletics is rounding up its clan, past and present, for a 20-year reunion.

Western As, as the club is also known, was formed in 1995 through the merger of senior athletics clubs in Sunshine, Footscray and Werribee.

It has become the h-largest senior athletics club in the state and has members aged from 11 to 70.

Member and athlete Janice Hodgart said the milestone was a great opportunity to bring club members and supporters together.

It has grown enormously over the 20 years, Ms Hodgart said. Its a grassroots club where people with an interest in athletics have been

able to achieve their goals in a positive, fun environment.

Ms Hodgart hopes Western As community members will join the reunion dinner in September and share their memories.

Hopefully, it will also encourage people to return to the sport they enjoyed, she said.

e club oers training for athletes of all ages and its also developing recreational runners. Its easier, more fun and safer to run in a group.

A booklet of records and highlights from the 20 years is being prepared to mark the occasion.

Ms Hodgart said a highlight of the clubs history was having athletes from the club

represent Australia. Morgan Mitchell competed in last years Commonwealth Games in Scotland and joined Luke Stevens in representing Australia in this years World Relays event in the Bahamas.

Ms Hodgart took up athletics aer a bet with her daughter, who is also a member.

Athletics is a sport the whole family can take part in, she said.

e reunion dinner is on September 12 at the Werribee Italian Social Club.

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Police say thes and burglaries are still the biggest challenges in Brimbank, despite their showing a recent decline. Almost 8000 the and burglary oences were reported in Brimbank during the 12 months from April 1 last year to March 31 this year a drop on the previous year.

More than 6000 thes were reported in Brimbank during this time, on top of 1952 burglaries, the Crime Statistics Agency has revealed. Reports of the for the same period in 2013-14 numbered more than 6700, while burglars struck more than 2000 times.

Brimbanks Acting Inspector Craig Peel said

the and burglary from homes, businesses and vehicles continued to challenge police even though there had been an eight per cent drop in these crimes.

Its really important we get back to the age-old tradition of look, lock then leave, Acting Inspector Peel said.

If I can get just one message out there, its to be more cautious around your house, he said. Lock your house, lock your windows, lock your vehicles and dont leave any valuables in your car. Dont give thieves the opportunity to use items and tools around your house or car to break in.

Overall statistics for other crimes, including assaults, sexual oences and arson, dropped.

Disorderly and oensive conduct declined by about 110 reports compared to 2013-14 statistics.

We certainly look at our crime trends and we look at rostering around those trends, Acting Inspector Peel said.

e selling, use and manufacture of drugs were challenging not only for law enforcing agencies but also referral agencies and families.

Drugs are a scourge across Victoria and the nation, he said. We really encourage the community to ring triple-0 and Crime Stoppers to identify whats happening.

Reports of drug dealing and tracking increased slightly during the statistical period, from 286 to 308 oences, while cultivating

Crime ght goes back to basicsand manufacturing drugs, and drug use and possession, decreased slightly.

Acting Inspector Peel said police tackled drug problems in a number of ways, including helping to direct oenders to rehabilitation options.

He said this approach would have long-term benets for the wider community.

All these things are challenging for us drugs, family violence, road trauma. We as an organisation will look at using our resources as best we can to keep crimes down.

Acting Inspector Peel encouraged the community to act with dignity and respect which, he said, would help keep crime rates down.

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Objections have been lodged against a demolition permit application that threatens the Sunshine home of famous Australian inventor Headlie Taylor.

A self-taught engineer, Headlie Taylor was best known for designing the Sunshine header harvester and a machine that harvested ax during World War 2.

He also designed the 1938-built house and gardens at 129 Durham Road, Sunshine, where he lived until his death in 1957.

e Durham Road property is within the general heritage overlay of the McKay Housing Estate precinct, which requires a permit before any of its buildings can be altered or demolished.

But Headlie Taylor House does not have an individual heritage overlay, which was recommended last year but not acted on by the council.

e council cannot reconsider a specic overlay until the permit application is determined.

Residents had 14 days to object to the permit which included demolition of the historic house to make way for six, double-storey townhouses. at deadline closed last Wednesday.

Residents including Speroulla Christodoulou say Sunshine is now in danger of losing yet another piece of its very signicant history.

Unfortunately, we have too many this used to be here displays in Sunshine. We certainly dont want another one.

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Sunshine College will get a $10 million upgrade and new buildings at two of its campuses, the government announced last week.

Education Minister James Merlino visited the colleges north campus last Wednesday to announce the $10 million state budget bonanza.

Were rebuilding Sunshine College and giving its students the safe, modern and comfortable classrooms that they need to learn, Mr Merlino said.

Hands on for the kidsSt Albans MP Natalie Suleyman, Anne-Maree Crivelli and James Merlino. (Joe Mastroianni)

College principal Tim Blunt said the funding would be used to build specialist new learning centres at the west and north campuses.

He said a science-technology-engineering-mathematics (STEM) building is on the cards for the north campus, which would help both teaching and learning in these subjects to excel. e funding would also be used to redevelop the whole of the west campus, also including a STEM centre and performing arts spaces.

e facilities will be a great environment for our students to work in. Its good for the college, but its also good for the Sunshine

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While in Sunshine, Mr Merlino also visited the Furlong Park School for Deaf Children where he met students and toured the school.

Principal Anne-Maree Crivelli said the minister saw the schools integrated learning approach in action. She said Mr Merlino also talked to students about their eorts to raise money for people aected by the recent Nepal earthquakes.



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Energetic, innovative and contributing enormously to the cultural growth of this nation was how then-prime minister Malcolm Fraser described Australias Vietnamese community.

Forty years since the Vietnamese sought asylum in Australia, people of Vietnamese ancestry make up almost 13 per cent of the population of Brimbank, making it the citys second-largest cultural group. To celebrate its contributions to Brimbank, the Vietnamese Community in Australia (VCA) held an art and photographic exhibition at St Albans Secondary College earlier this month.

e exhibition highlighted the successes of Vietnamese refugees who have made their home in this area and their strength in overcoming hardship. When you are in one of the worst situations imaginable and somebody

reaches out their hand to you, you want to say thank you, said VCA vice-president Viv Nguyen.

Another aim of the exhibition, held in the lead-up to Refugee Week, was to boost awareness of what it means to be a refugee today. We wanted to do this partly because we think the environment we were welcomed to in Australia is completely dierent to the attitude towards refugees now, Ms Nguyen said.

We believe that whatever community, if its given the opportunities that we were, it will thrive as well.

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Police in Brimbank and Melton are cracking down on drivers who use mobile phones while behind the wheel.

Operation Prone will run once a month in both suburbs, targeting drivers who are using phones or not wearing seatbelts.

Sergeant Andy Oakley, of the Brimbank highway patrol, said driver distractions, such as using mobile phones while driving, were adding signicantly to the state road toll.

If youre on your phone, youre accident-

continuing to use their phones for social media, texting and talking while driving.

It means theyre taking their eyes o the road endangering everyone, he said. Its very dangerous.

Sergeant Oakley compared driving while using a mobile phone to driving with a blindfold.

Its not a matter of if, its a matter of when its going to happen to you.

If you continue to use your phone [while driving], youre going to either be killed or seriously injured, or youre going to kill or

prone, Sergeant Oakley said. You need to put your phone down.

Sergeant Oakley said the operation had already been hugely successful with at least 50 penalty notices given out each time it has run.

He said results showed motorists were

injure someone else, Sergeant Oakley said. e spotter-type operation puts plainclothes ocers on the lookout for oences, which are then forwarded to uniformed ocers who intercept vehicles.

If caught using a phone while driving, motorists will be hit with a $443 ne and four demerit points.

Sergeant Oakley said police took a zero- tolerance approach to using mobiles while driving. Dont expect any leeway or warnings, he said; but do expect a ne or more serious charge.

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Caroline Springs was home to an action-packed wheelchair rugby competition at the weekend.

Teams from across Australia and Canada ew in to take part in the Fierce 4 Rugby Challenge, pitting the Canadian national side and Victorian Queensland, Western Australian and New South Wales state teams against each other.

e Canadians took on the tournament as part of their training for the Paralympics next year.

Wheelchair rugby, also known as murderball, is practised in more than 20 countries and played by athletes with a disability.

e game was originally called murderball due to the intensity of the physical contact between wheelchairs.

Paralympian and Victoria Protect under coach Bryce Alman says the sport is fast-paced and full of energy. Wheelchair rugby is a fast, full-contact sport. Its not called murderball for nothing, he said. You have to be fearless and willing to put your body on the line.

Despite its intensity, wheelchair rugby is family-friendly. Australia is currently ranked world number one by the International Rugby Federation.

Players did their best at the weekend to show theyve got what it takes to wear the green and gold at the Paralympics next year.

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Airport West resident Aaron Smith is pounding the pavements in readiness for the coming Run Melbourne charity event.

Participants can choose a ve-kilometre run or walk, a 10-kilometre run or half-marathon to raise money for the charity of their choice.

Mr Smith has already started ramping up his training schedule in preparation for a 10-kilometre run on July 26.

Id like to challenge myself and get t, he said.

But its not just running that has him eager to take on the challenge.

He has chosen to raise money for the Peter MacCallum Cancer Foundation in memory of his neighbour, who battled cancer.

My next door neighbour got cancer and passed away last year. I thought it would be a

great way to help out a group that helped him out, he said. A lot of people are touched by cancer and this happened right next door. ats the big motivator in raising these funds and trying to help where I can.

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A Brimbank resident is backing calls for compulsory swimming lessons in schools.

Last week, coroner Caitlin English recommended that swimming and safety education be skills taught compulsorily in Victorias primary schools.

e recommendation followed the inquest into the death of nine-year-old Bailey Patman at Seaford Beach in 2012.

Taylors Lakes resident Mounil Kadakia knows too well the risks of not knowing how to swim. His brother, Rootvij, drowned trying to save a friend caught in a rip at Lake Tyers beach, near Lakes Entrance, in 2009.

Mr Kadakia said the coroners recommendation to introduce compulsory water education at primary schools was fantastic.

He agreed that swimming and water safety needed to be taught and practised from a young age.

eres a gap in the education, Mr Kadakia said. ts a big concern if schools are not already

Following Rootvijs death, family and friends set up the Rootvij Kadakia Foundation, working with Life Saving Victoria (LSV) to run programs for tourists, migrants and international students, teaching them the ins and outs of beach safety.

Mr Kadakia said the Read the Beach program helped educate and familiarise this group of people with beach and water safety, especially since many may not have been brought up around beaches.

International students from leading universities, TAFEs and English learning centres have taken part in the successful program for the past six summers.

teaching students how to swim. e number of drownings we see now will drastically decrease if swimming and water safety education are made compulsory in schools, Mr Kadakia said.

By educating just one person, we are helping educate a whole network.

LSV has started working with Victorian schools and aquatic centres.

e lifesavers organisation is currently trialling a before-school swimming and water safety program with years 5 and 6 pupils at two Shepparton primary schools.

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e hospital opened in 1990 with 288 beds as a paediatric, obstetric, gynaecology and sub-acute service.

Over 25 years, it has added a number of strings to its bow, morphing into an acute and sub-acute teaching hospital with about 600 beds.

In recent times, Western Health opened an intensive care unit and cardiac care service, with a number of acute specialties relocated to the hospital, including neurology and stroke, oncology, and respiratory services.

In October last year, Western Health was named the Premiers Health Service of the Year, an accolade recognising leadership and excellence in providing publicly funded healthcare for Victoria.

It was perhaps a sign of things to come. Western Health executive director of operations Russell Harrison said the hospital has seen some of the biggest changes in its history in the past six months.

Its Premiers award preceded the release of Western Healths Changing Health for a Changing West document in May last year, a blueprint to meet demand toward 2026 and beyond.

Calling for $550 million to shore up Western Healths future, the document states the

Best medicine for the westReporter Ben Cameron examines the growth of Sunshine Hospital

funding would not only deliver much-needed infrastructure but free up capacity to increase the breadth of services at Sunshine Hospital.

More specically, the document called for improved services for women and children at Sunshine Hospital to address an anticipated critical gap between what is needed and what is available.

Not to do so will increase pressure on womens and childrens centres elsewhere, it states. Consolidating and expanding services will not only benet those accessing womens and childrens services but will also release much-needed capacity in the main hospital.

In its simplest terms, services need to be realigned, combined and co-located to increase eectiveness.

Western Health will soon reach a tipping point, it found.

Pleas for progress were answered in last months state budget, with a $200 million womens and childrens hospital promised for Sunshine and expected to be nished by 2018.

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Professor Alex Cockram said the new hospital was critically important to meet the extraordinary demands of the fast-growing west.

Despite Sunshine having the third-highest number of births of any Victorian hospital, these demands currently operate in and around a very busy general hospital, Professor

Cockram said. I am sure that the women and their families in the west will be so relieved to hear of this commitment, she said in May.

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We will also be able to free up large areas to increase the services we oer to our other patients. For example, it will enable us to perform thousands of additional operations each year.

Several other key services have opened, including the new patient health information centre in the hospitals main reception area,

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It also opened its new critical care services in February.

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For those interested in getting rid of household hard waste without visiting the Recycling Facility, why not book an At-Call Hard Waste Collection? You can arrange a collection by using the hard waste thats collected goes to the Melton Recycling Facility to be sorted or recycled and items that are good enough to go to a new home

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Recently, Council launched its new Super Saturdays campaign, for those who love a bargain and a freebie! On the last Saturday of each month, residents can go to the Melton to pick up FREE household goods disposed of item on offer, or several similar items, such as

Redkite tokens, sausage sizzles and donation tins have shown the power of community at Taylors Hill.

Last week, Coles Taylors Hill sta and customers, together with representatives of national cancer charity Redkite, celebrated the communitys eorts in raising $20,000 for the cancer charity.

e Taylors Hill store has been raising funds for Redkite since partnering with the charity in 2013. Redkite supports children and people aged up to 24 with cancer, and their families.

Store manager Tony Baldassarro said sta and customers had been actively involved in raising money for the past two years.

Its something the team do very, very well, Mr Baldassarro said.

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e $20,000 is enough to fund 347 hours of social worker support providing information, practical help and counselling during a cancer treatment for families while theyre at Melbourne hospitals.

I think its important to everyone, Mr Baldassarro said.

Cancer can strike anyone at any given time and Redkite supports families going through dicult times; its a great cause.

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Chemical giant Monsanto depressed some house values in the west by up to $10,000, Environment Centre of the West spokesman John Kirby claimed last week.If they [Monsanto] le, each of your houses would probably go up by $10,000 multiply that by all the houses in the area and its as much money as Monsanto wants to spend to make them worth less, Mr Kirby, a civil engineer, said.


An elderly man who had been stabbed in his Ardeer home, chased a 27-year-old burglar through the house, hitting him with an iron pipe, the Broadmeadows Magistrates Court heard on Friday. Joseph omaidis, of Hall Street, West Sunshine, pleaded guilty to entering with intent to steal, to making threats to kill and to two counts of intending to recklessly cause injury to Mr Bruno Brunelli, now 80, and his wife, Bianca.

10 years agoJune 28, 2005

Police fear 30 stolen rearms will end up for sale on the black market aer the rst suburban gun shop robbery since 1992 took place in St Albans last ursday. Gunco Gun shop owners Con Eliades, 73, and his wife, Betty, 67, were confronted by three balaclava-clad men about 6pm at the Leslie Street store.

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How long have you lived in Brimbank?I have been living here for about 30 years. Before that I escaped from Vietnam. When the communists took over our country, they were going to put my father and brother in jail, so we tried to escape to come here.

What was life like in Vietnam before the war?I went to university and got my bachelor of economics. My father was the manager of the post oce for most of his life. My family had eight children.

Did your whole family come to Australia?It was just me and my brother at rst. My father came here about 20 years ago and died four years ago. Now all my brothers and sisters are here, except for my brother Ninh Van Le; he was a soldier and he was killed.

What did you do when you rst came here?Aer we came to Melbourne, my brother and I got a job. en, when we had the money saved up, we put ourselves through school and both got our bachelor of engineering. At that time, we worked in a hotel and there were many Vietnamese and Polish people there.

What is your favourite thing about living in St Albans?My favourite thing is all the avours of its food. I love the markets and the food here is very good. I love all the food in St Albans, but my favourite is the noodle soup.

What made you want to start sculpting and composing?I started sculpting when I was in Melbourne.

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I felt bored and wanted something to do. e main thing I love is sculpting beautiful women. I think it was about 2005 that I started composing music. I write songs in Vietnamese. e main thing I like about it is I get to express my feelings. Aer my parents died four years ago I stopped doing any art. I only started again last year.

Were you taught your art by anyone? No, I am completely self-taught. I taught myself sculpting, painting and composing. My background would be music only. All my family know about music. My niece, especially, plays the piano very well.

Will you celebrate the 40th anniversary of Vietnamese settlement in Australia?Yes, for me this was very important. Now Ive spent more than 30 years in Australia. is year I joined with a Vietnamese festival hosted at St Albans Secondary College. ey had some of my work displayed at that exhibition.

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Join the bandThe Western Region Concert Band is looking for percussion, brass and sax players to bring along instruments and join the band. Rehearsals are on Saturdays at 9am in St Albans. Eddie, 9687 6644

Asbestos ndingsResidents concerned with asbestos in Sunshine North and the previous Wunderlich factory on McIntyre Road are invited to a community meeting to talk about an investigation and ndings by the Environment Protection Authority Victoria, the Department of Health and Human Services, and Brimbank council. The forum is June 30 at Victoria University Sunshine Convention Centre, 460 Ballarat Road, Sunshine North.

Book clubA book club open to people of all ages meets 2pm, Tuesdays, at Sydenham library. No matter what your literary tastes, new

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Make a snow globeWatergardens shopping centre is holding a free make-your-own snow globe workshop on June 27, 11am to 2pm, as part of its school holiday program and prehistoric craft series. The workshop will be held in the shopping centres atrium. http://bit.ly/1R7Fvcn

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Welcome refugeesShow support for asylum seekers moving into the Brimbank community at a family-oriented event at Sunshine. There

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Green thumbs uniteA wildower display garden has been created to showcase the beauty of plants that once covered the plains of Brimbank. Residents are invited to a gardening day of planting, pruning and weeding, with morning tea provided, from 10am, July 2, at Rutherglen Way, Taylors Lakes. 9249 4700

Make paper planesDeer Park library will host a paper plane-making competition for children aged ve to 16 on June 29, from 3-4pm. The competition will include instructions for folding different types of paper planes, and the winner will receive a $20 gift voucher. 9249 4660

Remaking Harvester gardensA Sunshine childrens garden will take shape on Saturday, July 4, at the Sunshine Plaza shopping centre from 10am to 3pm. Inspired by gardens planted for staff at the Sunshine Harvester Works factory in the early 1900s, the new gardens will be created by children aged three to 12 using recycled materials. http://bit.ly/1SpMBve

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Exercise promotes better sleep, controls weight, helps combat health conditions and diseases (like type 2 diabetes and high cholesterol), improves your mood and boosts energy.

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The new equipment includes four exercise stations at each reserve, each featuring three activities, like steppers and leg presses.

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ST ALBANS EAST216A Main Road

FOR SALE & LEASEMain road exposure on bustling Main RoadEast with bus stop in front of shop. Land area

approximately 178m2, building area approximately148m2 plus two parking spaces from rear lane

access. Features toilet/shower,toilet/shower,toilet/shower air conditioning and3 phase power.

ST ALBANS EAST1/12 Percy Street,

INVEST OR NESTGround floor two bedroom apartment centrallylocated. Offering built in robes, kitchen with

adjoining lounge, bathroom/laundry/toilet, splitsystem, car space and walking distance to majorshopping district (Alfrieda Street) and St Albans

train station.

$205,000

INSPECT SATURDAY 10.15-10.45AM

DEER PARK1/99 Billingham Road

CONDEMNED HOUSE WITHPLANNING PERMIT TO BUILD

TOWNHOUSEProposed townhouse comprising of three

bedrooms, with ensuite/walk in robe to master,master,masterkitchen/meals/family plus second living area and

private garden. No Body Corp.

$170,000

ST ALBANS EAST2/9 Ralph Avenue,

FIRST HOME BUYER/INVESTOROPPORTUNITY

Three bedroom unit with built in robes, centralheating, evaporative cooling, gas appliances

and single garage. Currently let for $1,279.00 percalendar month.

$335,000

FOR SALE $360,000

KEALBA 8 Orbital DriveHUGE ALLOTMENT

Situated in this sought after

location near Brimbank park

with easy access to Ring Road

and Calder Freeway. Land size

approximately 1082m2.

ST ALBANS EAST Shops 8,21,22/1-3 Princess Street,THREE SHOPS

OPPOSITE 200 MILLION

TRAIN STATSTATST ION

REDEVELOPMENT

Main Road Exposure

Business 1 Zone

Ample roof top parking

Currently leased for $60,000 per

annum plus GST

SUNSHINE NORTH 256 McINTYRE RD & 89 CROMER AVEHUGE EXPOSURE PLUS

TWO STREET FRONTAGFRONTAGFRONT E

Landmark opportunity to stand

out from the crowd and be seen

on bustling McIntyre Road. In

this competitive world you cant

afford not to secure these two

factories on two titles. Immediate

access to Western Ring Road

on and off ramps. Total land size

approximately 1,162m2

FOR SALE $390,000

ST ALBANS 217 Taylors RoadMAIN ROADROADRO EXPOSURE

This well maintained family home

situated within walking distance

to Keilor Plains train station and

Keilor Downs Shopping Centre.

Comprising 3 good sized

bedrooms all with built in robes,

formal lounge leading to kitchen/

meals area, double lock up

carport and double garage.

Features polished timber floors,

2 air conditioners, gas upright

stove, ducted heating and alarm

system.


FROM $340,000

ST ALBANS EAST 1,2,3/41 Mc Arthur Avenue,BRAND SPARKLINGSPARKLINGSP NEWIN PRIME LOCATIONQuality built and choice of

three spacious bedrooms or

two bedrooms plus study, open

plan kitchen with stone bench

tops, stainless steel appliances

including dishwasher/meals/

lounge, separate laundry and

remote garage. Features may

include ensuite/walk in robe to

downstairs master bedroom and

powder room. Near schools,

shopping centre, public transport

and Western Ring Road.

SOLD





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FROM $370,000

ST ALBANS CENTRAL 1,2,3,4/37 Elizabeth Street,BRAND NEW ANDDOUBLE GARAGE

Positioned in central St Albansand only minutes away from all

amenities including shopping stripand St Albans train station. Thesearchitecturally designed town

houses/units have been built in asophisticated way that maximizesnatural light and includes masterfinishes that add to its brilliance.Offering three bedrooms, builtin robes and/or walk in robes

and open plan kitchen. Featuresinclude stone bench tops,

stainless steel gas appliances,air conditioning and heating,split systems, high ceilings andlocation, location, location.

FOR SALE $440,000

KINGS PARK 30 Kambalda Circuit,BUILD TWO UNITS ATREAR OF EXISTING

DWELLING SUBJECT TOPLANNING APPROVALComprising of three good sized

bedrooms with built in robes,

kitchen/meals area with Ceaser

stone bench top, spacious

lounge room and bathroom with

Ceaser stone vanity top. Located

close to primary & secondary

schools, public transport and

shops. Features timber floating

floors, air conditioner,conditioner,conditioner gas

appliances and tool shed. Land

size 808m2 approx.


FOR SALE $339,000

DEER PARK 62 Billingham roadFIRST HOME BUYER /

INVESTOR OPPORTUNITY

Three bedroom home with lock

up garage adjacent to parkland.

Let until 8th March 2016 for

approximately $1127 pcm.

Potential to redevelop subject to

planning approval. Situated near

schools, public transport and

Brimbank Shopping Centre.


FOR SALE $310,000

ST ALBANS Units 2&3/27 Grant Street,AFFORDABLE LIVING

Opportunity exists to get your

foot in the door of a quality built

two bedroom unit. Offering a

family friendly floor plan sparkling

kitchen with stone bench

tops, dishwasher,dishwasher,dishwasher stainless steel

appliances, ducted heating, split

system, air conditioner,conditioner,conditioner built in

robes and lock up garage. Within

minutes to bus stop, train station

and Brimbank Shopping Centre.

FOR SALE $239,000

ST ALBANS 2/37a West EsplanadeCENTRAL LOCATION

Well presented two bedroom

unit with built in robes, open plan

kitchen / meals / lounge, front

porch, courtyard garden and

carport. Features gas appliances,

split system air-conditioning, gas

heating, hardwood floors and

six (6) solar panels, returning a

high tariff of 0.66c per kilowatt.

Within walking distance to St

Albans shopping centre, two train

stations and schools.

FOR SALE $325,000

SYDENHAM 1/15 Beaumont CourtIDEAL INVESTMENT

Situated near Water Gardens

Shopping Centre and Sydenham

train station. Comprising of 2

good size bedrooms with built in

robes, kitchen/meals area with

stainless steel appliances, formal

lounge and single garage with

internal access. Features: Ducted

heating, split system and spa

bath. Currently let for $1235 per

calendar month.INSPECT SATURDAY 11:00-11:30AM

FROM $340,000

ST ALBANS EAST 1,2,3/52 Oberon AvenueBRAND NEW IN CENTRAL

LOCATION

Choice of two or three bedrooms

and may include full ensuite/

walk in robe to master,master,master powder

room and garage situated in this

blue chip location near primary/

secondary schools, St. Albans

shopping centre, train station and

Victoria University.

SOLD

FOR SALE $325,000

ST ALBANS 3/23 Grant Street,MODERN UNIT

Comprising of three bedrooms

with built in robes. Kitchen/meals,

lounge, bathroom, laundry,

separate toilet, large garage and

courtyard gardens.

Features gas appliances

including central heating,

currently let for $1257 per

calendar month.


Hung Ly0412 380 728

Richard Popczyk0419 877 171

Christopher Ly0488 833 388

Senior Property Manager

Harry Hien Nguyen0423 595 331

FREEMARKET

APPRAISALCALL NOW

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SIX BEDROOM FAMILY HOME42.55sq approx. of fine living space comprise 6 large bedrooms.Master bedroom on the ground floor with full en-suite.3 livingareas, one opens to a balcony, and an alfresco area.Modernkitchen with walk in pantryFeatures ducted heating, cooling, roller shutter and more.Walkingdistance to Cairnlea Shopping Centre, school and easy access toRing Road.Make this home part of your life.Ring Now

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LOCATION PERFECT - 6 ROOM RESIDENCEAppealing brick veneer residence in a permanently convenientlocation.Minutes to Sunshine CBD Shop, everyday services and apark. Accommodation comprises an entry, formal lounge, diningroom, kitchen.3 comfortable bedrooms, family bathroom, rearentry foyer.Original stained architraves and skirtings, good sizebrick garage.Owner occupation or investment in a location forlife. Currently tenanted.

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FREEHOLD WITH RESIDENCE- Downstairs: Shop, storage/ workroom, RSD to laneway at rear.Upstairs: Refurbished 2 bedroom residence.Current Return:Shop $27,381pa.Residence $15600pa.ToToT tal gross income $42.981pa. Afavourable location with excellent exposure opposite ToToT ttenhamRailway Station.

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280 Hampshire Road, SUNSHINE

9312 6944

13 Tudor RoadSunshine North

Auction Saturday 27th June 1:00pmInspect Sat 27th June 12:30 - 1:00pmAgent Francis Vuong 0421 385 939

Family Home with 5 bedroomsand studyThis terrific family home set within this ever sopopular precinct of Sunshine North, close to thelocal shops, transport, schools.5 good size bedrooms and study( optional 6thbedroom) large formal lounge, kitchen withseparate dining, 2 bathrooms, 2 toilet, large lockup garage.Extras include: Gas appliance, split system airconditioning, ducted heating, roller shutters andmuch more.

A 5B 2D 2

167 Hall StreetSunshine West

Auction Saturday 27th June 2:00pmInspect Sat 27th June 1:30 - 2:00pmAgent Doug Kay 0417 356 035

Mario Rochetich 0409 146 141

Best in Sunshine WestThis grand house built with precision Steel Frameand facing school grounds where your kids canplay safely at your door step. Features a veryspacious living which includes kitchen, dining,lounge and huge family room with a built inbar.bar.bar Be your own My Kitchen Rules chef in thewell designed kitchen with wide oven and hotplates, filtered water and much more. A centralbathroom with corner bath adds an extra touchof relaxing luxury all in the comfort of ductedheating/cooling/insulation and with the securityof electric roller shutters, BIRS, LED down lights,security doors and beautiful floors.

A 3B 1D 4

63 Balfour AvenueSunshine North

Auction Wednesday 8th July 2:00pmInspect By AppointmentAgent Doug Kay 0409 146 141

Brand New Factory/WarehouseFactory/WarehouseFactory/W-Measuring approx 280m2 in Total

-Ideal opportunity to purchase this industrialproperty located on a prominent corner positionclose to McIntyre Road and Ring Road.

-Zoned Industrial 3

-Excellent depreciation allowances.

-Ideal opportunity to stop renting and own yourown.

7 Sydney Street (Albion)Sunshine

Auction Saturday 4th July 12:00pmInspect Sat 27th June 11:00 - 11:30amAgent Mario Rochetich 0409 146 141

Charming Home on HugeAllotment with Town PlanningPermits!Investors, Renovators & Developers take noteof the amazing potential offered with approvedTown Planning Permits for 2 rear units on a hugeallotmentPositioned within the vicinity of Sunshine TrainStation and all the other fantastic amenities thatCentral Sunshine has to offer.offer.offer7 SYDNEY: Large Bedrooms, Central Bathroom,Galley Style Kitchen7A SYDNEY: Rear Bungalow with 1 bedroom,study or 2nd bedroom and 1 bathroom.Leased out in total for $26,000 per annum

A 4B 2D 1

5 Davies AvenueSunshine North

Auction Wednesday 8th July 2:00pmInspect By AppointmentAgent Doug Kay 0417 356 035

Francis Vuong 0421 385 939

Well Established Warehouse inHighly Sought After IndustrialLocation-Building size 330m2

-Zoned Industrial 3

-Close to the Ring Road

-Featuring: Office area, toilets, kitchen andsuperb mezzanine floor/office.

11/119 Anderson RoadSunshine

Auction Saturday 18th July 11:00amInspect Sat 27th June 12:00 - 12:30pmAgent Anthony Caccamo 0425 703 312


Attractive Option in a HighlySought After LocationFirst floor apartment offering 2 large bedroomswith BIR, L shaped kitchen with gas appliancesand adjoining meals area, formal lounge with GasWall Heater,Heater,Heater separate bathroom including laundry,undercover car park on the title.Ideally located close to zone 1 and 2 trainstations (Sunshine & Albion), Sunshine Plazaand the centre of Sunshine this affordable unitpresents an excellent opportunity for investorsand owner occupiers to enter the market in agreat location. Currently tenanted at $260 pw.Vacant possession also available if required. Agreat entry level opportunity.opportunity.opportunity

A 2B 1D 1

8/4 Forrest Street (Albion)Sunshine

Auction Saturday 11th July 11:00amInspect Sat 27th June 11:00 - 11:30amAgent Mario Rochetich 0409 146 141

Anthony Caccamo 0425 703 312

Neat 2 Bedroom Home inCentral Location-First floor 2 bedroom apartment.

-Offering a low maintenance lifestyle, kitchenwith quality appliances, open dining/living areaand separate bathroom.

-Located within walking distance to schools,shops, Albion and Sunshine Train Station andmuch more.

A 2B 1D 1

134 Durham RoadSunshine

FOR SALE: $1,250,000 to $1,500,000Inspect By AppointmentAgent Doug Kay 0417 356 035

Peter Kay 0401 532 886

Huge Shop - Huge Potential-Approx 330m2

-Offered with vacant possession

-Current fitout - Ideal for Medical/Office/TraMedical/Office/TraMedical/Office/T iningCentre or alternatively a restaurant (S.T.C.T.C.T .A).

-Ample car parking nearby.

-Close to the New Sunshine Railway Station.


280 Hampshire Road, SUNSHINE

9312 6944

10/12 Forrest Street (Albion)Sunshine

Auction Saturday 18th July 11:30amInspect Sat 27th June 11:30 - 12:00pmAgent Anthony Caccamo 0425 703 312


Affordable Option in PrimeLocationNeat first floor apartment offering 2 largebedrooms with BIR, kitchen with electricalappliances, formal lounge, separate bathroomincluding laundry, car park on the title.Ideally located close to zone 1 and 2 trainstations (Sunshine & Albion), Sunshine Plazaand the centre of Sunshine this affordable unitpresents an excellent opportunity for investorsand owner occupiers to enter the market in agreat location. Long term tenants paying $240pw. Vacant possession also available if required.A great entry level opportunity at a budget pricein prime location. Call now to inspect!

A 2B 1D 1

81B Darnley StreetBraybrook

Auction Saturday 18th July 12:00pmInspect Sat 20th June 2:15 - 2:45pmAgent Francis Vuong 0421 385 939

SensationalIdeally situated close to schools, public transport,shopping centres, this 22 SQ townhouse wouldthe home buyer or investor.investor.investor

Offering: 4 bedrooms all with built in robes,full ensuite and WIR to master,master,master living room,2 bathrooms, 3 toilets, kitchen with stonebench tops, timber floor,floor,floor high ceilings and lowmaintenance garden.

Features Include: ducted heating/cooling, lockup garage, alarm, balcony.balcony.balcony 2000 litter water tankand dish washer.sher.sher

A 4B 2D 1

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64 Cumberland Street Sunshine North

Auction Saturday 18th July 2:00pmInspect Sat 27th June 11:00 - 11:30amAgent Francis Vuong 0421 385 939

Doug Kay 0417 356 035

Family Living at Its BestFirst Floor: 4 large bedrooms (all with BIRs) - master with fullensuite and WIR.Ground Floor: Large modern open plan, multiple living zones,L shaped kitchen with gas appliances/adjoining meals area,powder room and 5th bedroom/study.Additional features include balcony,balcony,balcony upstairs retreat, centralheating, covered outdoor entertaining area, low maintenancegardens and double lengthwise garage with drive thru access.

A 4B 2D 2

16 Mantaura AvenueTaylors Lakes

Auction Saturday 25th July 3:00pmInspect Sat 27th June 2:00 - 2:30pmAgent Peter Kay 0401 532 886


Brick Veneer Beauty on Over1,300m (approx) of Land-Neat brick veneer home offering 3 largebedrooms with en suite and WIR to master,master,masterformal lounge, timber kitchen with adjoiningmeals/dining, central bathroom, drive thru lockupgarage and additional double lockup garage atthe rear.ar.ar Call it home or invest and add value tothe existing home or make the most of a huge1,319m2 (approx) block.-Perfectly located within walking distance topicturesque Taylors Creek, the areas leadingschools, shopping strips, transport and muchmore.

A 3B 2D 2

1 Herbert StreetAvondale Heights

Auction Saturday 25th July 11:00amInspect Sat 27th June 1:15 - 1:45pmAgent Francis Vuong 0421 385 939


Corner Block of 639m2(approx) Offering PurePotential in Prime Location-639m2 corner block perfectly Located withinwalking close proximity to transport, schools,local shopping strips and Highpoint ShoppingPrecinct.

-Existing triple fronted brick clad home offering3 large bedrooms, formal lounge, separatedining, central bathroom and galley style kitchen.Renovate and call it home or invest and redevelop on this ideal multi unit site (S.T.C.T.C.T .A).

A 3B 1D 4

1/79 Avondale AvenueSt Albans

FOR SALE: $299, 000 OR OFFERInspect Sat 27th June 12:30 - 1:00pmAgent Mario Rochetich 0409 146 141


Perfectly Renovated Villa Homein the Highly Sought After EastSide-Renovated to perfection and brought up to meetthe highest of standards this neat villa homesuits a variety of needs.-Offering large bedrooms, huge formal lounge,L shaped kitchen with quality appliances andadjoining dining, two separate toilets andrenovated central bathroom.-Additional features include: quality polishedtimber flooring throughout, split system airconditioning, undercover concreted outdoorentertaining area, garden shed with concretefloor and much more.

A 2B 1D 1

4 Wilmot DriveDelahey

Auction Saturday 11th July 3:00pmInspect By AppointmentAgent Anthony Caccamo 0425 703 312

Rare RedevelopmentOpportunityA golden opportunity !

Measuring 802m2 (approx) this block of landoffers a rare opportunity to secure a vacantallotment of substantial proportions.

Ideal for redevelopment (S.T.C.T.C.T .A) or building thedream home in one of the areas most soughtafter pockets.

Ideally located close to local schools,neighbourhood shopping strips, restaurants andpublic transport.


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