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Aleah is getting ready to join the fun of the fth annual Taylors Lakes Lions Club Community Kite Festival on Sunday. The skyline above Delahey Recreational Reserve will be a kaleidoscope of colour as a variety of kites dip and weave across the sky. A limited number of kites will be available free of charge for children under 10, and for purchase for older kite yers. Making it a fun family day, a Lions sausage sizzle and other food stalls will be on site. The festival will run between 11am and 4pm.

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Brimbank council will consider removing all sugary drinks from its owned and managed facilities and events, in a bid to address alarming rates of obesity.

e YMCA is calling on all local governments to remove sugary drinks following a recent Sugary Drink Summit which was attended by key decision-makers from local governments across the state.

A Dental Health Services Victoria study released last year found 12 per cent of Brimbank residents reported drinking so drink daily, in line with the national average according to YMCA data.

However its consumption remains below that of nearby council areas including Hume (18 per cent), Wyndham (19 per cent) and Melton (21 per cent).

YMCA advocacy manager Stephen Bendle said Brimbank council should become a leader to combat local obesity rates.

Star Weekly revealed last month Brimbank was above the state average for obesity and diabetes, according to Melbourne Primary Care Network gures.

Mr Bendle said the council should not only hold so drink-free events, but take real action through its health and wellbeing plans.

Some local governments in Victoria have taken positive steps by holding so drink-free events or removing sugary drinks from sporting facilities, however more can be done, he said.

We are asking the key

decision-makers from local government to rethink sugary drinks and take action via their municipal health and wellbeing plans.

Brimbank councils acting director of community wellbeing Kath Brackett said the idea has some merit.

Council is open to discussing the removal of sugary drinks from council owned and managed facilities and events, she said.

Council is aware of the growing concern that over-consumption of sugary drinks impacts health. Council also encourages healthy eating to help reduce risk factors associated with chronic diseases such as diabetes.

Council has an active role in planning and advocating on behalf of the community regarding health issues.

Director of prevention at Cancer Council Victoria, Craig Sinclair, said obesity was the leading risk factor for Type 2 diabetes, cardiovascular disease and some cancers.

Removing sugary drinks from sports or community centres is one small, but extremely tangible and eective way local governments can improve the health of their community, he said.

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Brimbank council was the seventh most complained about municipality during the past nancial year, the Victorian Ombudsmans annual report has revealed.

e Ombudsman heard 107 complaints about the council, behind state leader Melbourne City Council with 149.

e most common complaints were unreasonable enforcement of parking regulations, providing an inadequate remedy to address a complaint and a delay in a complaint handling.

It is important to note that not all complaints were substantiated, it found.

e councils director corporate and community relations Helen Morrissey said each year the council received more than 11,000 calls to customer service and logged thousands of requests for information.

Brimbank has a population of 195,000 residents, we are a big community and provide a huge array of services if we receive a complaint we take it seriously, she said. We have also instituted a monthly call-back program so that we can get feedback from people who have lodged a complaint or request for service.

If community members are not satised with council services they have the opportunity to seek to resolve the matter with council or go directly to the Ombudsman for resolution.

When a complaint is made to the Ombudsman it does not necessarily mean council has operated outside its service standards, and in some instances complaints have been made about issues that council has no direct knowledge or control over.

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is summers bushre season is expected to be more severe than usual, and people living near open grassland at Brimbank Park, Green Gully Reserve and along the Western Ring Road are particularly vulnerable.

Metropolitan Fire Brigade district operations commander for the western district Phillip Patterson said residents living near these open areas need to take extra precautions over the summer months.

You can say what you like about climate

change, but the reality that were dealing with is that the re season is getting longer and more intense, he said. And we anticipate that this season will be one of the more severe.

Brimbanks ve re stations serve as work bases for about 150 ocers, who attended 2510

calls for assistance, including 649 res, in the municipality in the past nancial year.

ere are many areas where we have housing merging onto grassland theres always a risk of re on open land that could impinge on domestic properties, he said.

is is slightly dicult terrain to ght res, so people whose property borders onto this land need to be especially vigilant to be sure that theyre prepared.

Mr Patterson said people should keep properties tidy, keep lawns mown and clear loose rubbish that could be fuel for a re.

Generally speaking, residents should be prepared, have an evacuation plan for their households, and make sure, of course, that there is a working smoke alarm in every house.

Brimbank council issued 779 re hazard reduction notices in the past nancial year mostly at Derrimut, Sunshine North and Deer Park requiring ammable materials to be removed from properties.

Mr Patterson said the MFB expects more signicant re danger days this season. He expects the season will also be longer than normal possibly stretching into April.

Long, hot summer spells warning The reality is the re season is getting longer and more intense - Phillip Patterson

Sunshine College is the toast of the mathematics world, taking home two big accolades from the Victorian Education Excellence Awards on October 30. The colleges internationally renowned maths program the brainchild of Yvonne Reilly and Jodie Parsons was acknowledged with the Lindsay Thompson award for excellence in education and the outstanding school advancement award. We were genuinely thrilled, Ms Reilly said. Some of the prize money is earmarked to set up a state-of-the-art learning centre. This will allow us to video link our classes and support schools all over Australia to deliver maths classes better, Ms Reilly said. Students at the college celebrated the win with chocolate frogs. Ian Thomas Ackerman

Sun shines on number crunchersTeachers Mary Kyris, Sharon Allan, Yvonne Reilly, Thao Huynh, Theo Gialamatzis and Jodie Parsons with students. (Kristian Scott)

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ere will be no more information sessions before Places Victoria resubmits its master plan for a controversial residential and commercial development in Cairnlea.

Star Weekly revealed last year that Places Victoria had reworked its original master plan for the 38-hectare site next to Cairnlea Drive, aer community outrage to what residents conceived as a heavy industrial use.

We listened when residents told us they were concerned about commercial development and signicantly changed the proposed master plan, with commercial development now conned to the southern part of the site along Ballarat Road, a PV spokesman said.

Our plan will see about two-thirds of the site zoned residential, with a small commercial area.

e revised master plan includes improved landscape reserves and makes provision for about 750 new trees to be planted on the site.

e master plan is expected to be resubmitted soon.

North West Metropolitan MP Khalil Eideh told Parliament the development would break the promises made to families when they camped out for days to secure a block when Cairnlea was rst subdivided.

Planning Minister Richard Wynne said the land is still owned by the Commonwealth and cannot be zoned yet.

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More parks and tackling a shameful attitude towards littering will be key issues at elections, a Brimbank council candidate says.

Five potential candidates turned up for a councillor information session at Taylors Lakes on ursday, with Liberal Party supporter Bryan Punchard telling Star Weekly hed be throwing his hat in the ring.

Mr Punchard, a workplace trainer-cum-businessman, who moved to Sydenham from Mornington about four years ago to be closer to family, said it had been a culture shock moving to Brimbank.

Im interested in seeing some things [getting] done the things that arent getting done anymore, he said. My father was the son of a Yorkshire coal miner; he was a tter. I should be a Labor supporter but Im not.

With the areas lack of green spaces, Mr Punchard said he supports the councils plan to plant 700,000 trees over the next 30 years.

I started noticing, every time I go to McDonalds, the place is full of young mums and kids, and thats a disgrace to me, an absolute, utter disgrace, he said.

If we could get a few more trees and green areas. Look at the parks, theres a couple of benches out in the full sun where is a young mum going to take their kids for a play?

Its a crime that McDonalds has to pick up local governments slack. Its one of my pet peeves, one of the key things Ill be raising.

He also said rubbish was a huge issue that needed further action.

I dont know if its the shi from Mornington to a heavily built-up area like Brimbank, but I notice around here [rubbish] is somewhat shameful, he said.

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Sunshine Inspector Dave Byrt believes a Victoria Police mental health review will help overcome the stigma that has stopped ocers seeking help when they need it.

Chief Commissioner Graham Ashton said last week the Victoria Police Mental Health Review would begin at the end of the month, with a key focus on how ocers can be better supported during and aer their careers.

Inspector Byrt said the timing of the review was spot on as police deal with enhanced

people, who were very close colleagues and friends of mine over the years, who have had signicant breakdowns, he said.

Ive never forgotten it. e degree of their breakdown will never leave me; it was quite traumatic for everyone who knew them.

eir mental state deteriorated to such a degree they couldnt maintain their employment, which only compounds their problems in some ways.

ey have to nd their way in society aer not being able to do the job theyve done for the past 15 years.

issues caused by the proliferation of ice and the violence it causes.

Police are dealing with issues that we havent previously, he said. Its [ice] increasing the number of people we have to deal with who are quite violent, aggressive and very, very dicult to manage.

It means our people, their welfare, is at signicant risk, not just physically, but emotionally.

Inspector Byrt said hed witnessed two close friends leave the force aer stressful incidents.

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Inspector Byrt said many workplace incidents can trigger mental illness, such as post traumatic stress disorder.

It can be one particular incident or an accumulation of incidents, he said. Were all individuals; we all have dierent coping mechanisms were just a cross-section of society, this organisation.

He said police ocers found it dicult to seek help for fear of being seen as weak or unable to cope.

Were opening our eyes to these impacts now; its not like 20 years ago, he said.

Top cop tackles stigma of stress

Our Lady of the Immaculate Conception Primary School grade 3 pupils Matilda, Eliza, Kitty and Olivia (pictured with Rigby) raised more than $300 for e Lost Dogs Home during the school holidays.

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No carnival for driversPolice detected about 200 trafc and driving offences in Brimbank during Operation Furlong during the long weekend. The operation, which ran from October 30 through to last Tuesday of the Melbourne Cup carnival, caught 71 speedsters and 21 drivers with unregistered vehicles in the municipality. Police also nabbed 17 people for not wearing seat belts and 10 for mobile phone offences. Only two drivers were caught for drink-driving in Brimbank during the operation.

Stadium oodedThe $6.5 million revamped Keilor Basketball Netball Stadium was ooded last Thursday afternoon after its roof sprung several leaks. Star Weekly was told the stadium had been ooded during the heavy downpour. Councils acting community wellbeing director Kath Brackett conrmed there had been minor ooding due to roof leaks. There was also a partial collapse of the plaster ceiling in the change rooms of the unrenovated section of the building, she said. Council is investigating the source of the leaks in order ensure they are resolved. The stadium had only recently been reopened to the public again after its upgrade.

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More than $300 million in benets could be delivered to Brooklyn industries and the community in the next 30 years through a new plan for the Brooklyn Industrial Precinct, Victoria University believes.

e plan, Living Brooklyn, was bankrolled through a $405,000 state government grant and set up to create a business case and vision to manage future pollution problems in the precinct.

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as the environment becomes cleaner and the area loses its stigma, he said.

e wellbeing of adjacent populations increases, cases of asthma and other respiratory diseases reduces.

Land prices in the industrial area would increase.

with recommended investments into the precinct, including up to $6 million for dust control, there would be big benets for the community.

As part of the Growing Brimbank program, the plan seeks to create a world-class industrial eco-park that is the pride of place for the people working and living in Brooklyn, Dr Jones said.

VU is one of the projects partners.Dr Jones said that for these nancial benets

to be attained, dust load from the precinct would have to be halved or slightly better. at would cause local house prices to rise

Dr Jones said the precinct, on about 330 hectares of industrial-zoned land that hosts more than 60 industries, created more than 110 tonnes of pollutants each year into Kororoit and Stony creeks.

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By Ben Cameron

A regional sports facility could be built on a former tip in Albion which closed 25 years ago.

Brimbank council has awarded a contract to rehabilitate the Sunshine Energy Park, on Ballarat Road, over the next three years.

While the sites future use hasnt been finalised, it was first f lagged as a potential sports facility back in 2012.

The council says it is too early in the process to say which sporting clubs could find a home there.

At a recent council meeting director infrastructure and environment Neil Whiteside said some initial master planning found the site could host a regional sports facility.

When chair of administrators John Watson sought to clarify the shape of the site, Mr Whiteside said plans for the final contours had taken initial master planning into account.

About 468,000 cubic metres of compacted clean fill will be placed across the site over the next three years at a cost of $2.1 million.

The park operated as a landfill until 1990. It was leased out to a series of companies which generated electricity through methane from the landfill before the council took over the land in 2011.

It generates low decreasing levels of methane, the council says.

The council is cautious not to repeat the story of Brookland Greens Estate in Cranbourne where some houses built next to a recently closed landfill were found to have methane inside the cavities.

News Limited reported in 2012 that results from a second phase of environmental tests cleared the 53 hectare Albion site of contamination concerns.

Mr Whiteside said it was too early to comment on the parks future use without an official master plan.

Councils focus at this point in time is on ensuring the site is managed and rehabilitated so that future uses of the site can be considered, he said.

The development of a master plan to determine the future use of the site will occur in the future.

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It was the shave that will help save a nation. On Melbourne Cup Day, St Albans cancer survivor Graeme Colonel Jes (pictured) relieved his top lip of hair for Movember a national campaign where men grow and groom moustaches for 30 days while raising funds and awareness for mens health. Its the fourth year as a Mo Bro for the 60-year-old, who had a malignant melanoma removed from his forehead two years ago. Hes raised about $1500 so far. is year we are hoping to get the magic $2000, he said. Graemes campaign has already attracted big money from local businesses and support from StAlbans Leisure Centre. You can donate at https://au.movember.com/get-involved/more or track Graemes progress at Rent the Roos facebook page. Campaign posters have also been produced, so email Graeme on [email protected] if you want to support his cause on your wall.

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As part of her studies, 56-year-old Ms Riley spent 200 hours volunteering at West Footscray Neighbourhood Houses Soul House program.

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People from the community come and theyll get what food they need fresh fruit and vegies and well sit down, have a chat and have a cup of coee, she said.

Ms Riley says her diploma will enable her to do more for the community.

Its conrmed a lot of the stu I already knew, but its also given me more ability to put new things in place, and its given me a better perspective of what I want to do out in the community, she said.

Ms Riley is continuing her studies with a diploma in counselling at Evocca College.

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e number of young Brimbank students taking up vocational education and training has more than tripled since 2008.

Five schools in the area have upgraded or built new specialist training centres over the past few years, with the latest opening at Victoria University Secondary College just two weeks ago.

Already, 1757 Brimbank students have enrolled for next years trade training opportunities, up from 569 this year, and the highest take-up rate in the state.

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e centre is a partnership of 10 schools, hosted at ve schools in the Brimbank area Victoria University Secondary College, Footscray City College, St Albans Secondary College, Sunshine College and Caroline

Benjamin Kolesnik, a 16-year-old student at the newly opened training centre at Cairnlea, said he hoped the building and construction course would help him nd an apprenticeship more quickly.

Usually when people start their apprenticeship, they dont know anything. is way, you know a bit you dont know everything, but it helps, he said.

I was interested in doing construction in the future, so I did it as a sort of taster.

Victoria University Secondary Colleges newly opened training centre is the nal piece of the West Trade Training Centre, which

Chisholm Catholic College. Students can choose from 12 dierent VET subjects at the training centres, including hairdressing, hospitality, carpentry and bricklaying.

e Western Metropolitan region, which includes Brimbank, is the fastest growing area in the state for VET enrolments.

Overall, there were an extra 48,460 students studying in 2014 compared with 2008.

e 130 per cent increase is far ahead of the next closest contender.

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e power of play is being used to help connect families new to Braybrook with the services that are set up to help them settle in.

Play Connect links new arrivals and young families with the many valuable services oered at the Braybrook Community Hub.

Soraya Koomithim-Barr, who has been running Play Connect while on a work placement with cohealth, said the new program has been a great way to build connections with families that might otherwise slip through the cracks.

We have a space where we have toys for the children and all this information for parents about early childhood, playgroups or the mens shed anything available inside or outside the Hub, she said.

My role is talking with parents to identify their needs. Its a free space, families are welcome just to walk in, or visit while they are at the Hub.

Ms Barr said a number of new arrivals and new mothers living in the Braybrook area are experiencing social isolation, without realising the kinds of support they can access.

Sometimes they go to the library and they nd out about us that way, she said.

We can then help them with things like nding English study or computer study, or any other things that may help. Its been a very successful way to help connect the dots.

Play Connect is open 9am-noon Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday at the Braybrook Community Hub, Churchill Avenue, Braybrook.

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cohealths Soraya Koomithim-Barr uses the Hubs play space to spread the word about the many other services on offer. (Joe Mastroianni)

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Reports that about 70 trees between Sunshine and Ardeer railway stations have died will be investigated by Brimbank council.

e council said 900 trees have recently been planted on Forrest Street, along the train line, and on the opposite side at Ridgeway Parade as part of Regional Rail Link works.

But Ardeer resident Justin told Star Weekly he had counted about 70 trees that had died since being planted out.

ey were planted about three months ago,

Subject to the results of these investigations, which will include soil testing, the unhealthy trees are to due be replaced by the end of November.

Councils infrastructure and environment director Neil Whiteside was aware some trees along the new Sunshine Trail have struggled.

he said. Ive never seen anybody watering them. eyve gone brown.

We are crying out for trees in the area.ey have dug holes half a foot deep you

need at least a foot.A Public Transport Victoria spokesman said

it had received numerous complaints from residents about the state of the trees.

Brimbank council has installed and maintained the landscaping along Forrest Street as part of the overall Regional Rail Link project, and is investigating why some of the trees have not thrived, the spokesman said.

is can happen at times when trees are transferred from an ideal growing environment within a nursery to being planted in an environment where they are exposed to high winds and compaction, he said.

None have died at this stage. e trees are being maintained by a

contractor as per contract requirements, and are being watered regularly.

Some of these trees are starting to come back any trees that show no signs of growth at the end of this month will be replaced by the contractor at no cost to council.

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Mimmie Claudine Watts hopes to shi the conversation towards migrants and health services during her role as commissioner.

e Caroline Springs resident, and Victoria University lecturer, was recently appointed as one of the six new members of the Victorian Multicultural Commission.

e commission meets monthly to develop strategies and canvass issues that impact on the ease of resettlement for migrants, and help multicultural communities.

Its a fantastic honour to be recognised for the work that Ive been doing at the community level, Dr Watts said.

Even though Ive been doing a lot of the things out of pleasure, to get that recognition at the state level is amazing.

Dr Watts, who lectures in health sciences, said she is committed to bringing health equity to the forefront at the commission meetings.

Im an African woman, of course, but I just think at my level I cannot tie myself to an ethnic group, she said.

For me, its about helping people who need my help the most. My whole mission is about helping to create opportunities and also to help educate people on their basic rights.

Dr Watts said it is imperative that governments and community organisations shi discussion from solely focussing on settlement services.

One of the key things Id like to see happening is [to bridge] the nexus between health and migration.

We really need to move away from just settlement services and start talking about the health services, Dr Watts said.

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Lunchtime chess club sessions in the Coppereld College library have paid off for ve players who faced off against the top players in Victoria in the middle years state chess nal on October 28. Although they did not progress to the national competition, the players did well given three only took up chess just this year. All of them won at least two games. Team captain Ed Win, who has been playing for four years, came home with four wins. School chess co-ordinator Kellie Jasper said it was the rst time anyone from the campus had made it to the chess state nals. Were extremely proud that they were there, she said.

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So what is your connection to Brimbank?I work at Cradles to Crayons Early Learning Centre (in Kealba). Brimbank is a growing community, and there are lots of new resources and infrastructure coming together to make it more appealing to young families. And, from a work point of view its just about bringing the children and families together.

What inspired you to get involved in Relay for life?Relay for Life inspired me due to a loss of a nine-year-old friend a few years ago. He was diagnosed with leukaemia at the age of two.

He battled for years but he passed away shortly before his 10th birthday. We were very close to his family and it was hard to watch the family fall apart and have to give up their jobs, and the other siblings suer.

en, I heard about the relay and how that brings hope. A lot of the other cancer causes are about raising money for one particular disease or cancer. But this one is very general, and its to say, were here for the survivors, were here for the carers, as well as those who have passed.

For me, seeing rst-hand someone go through cancer and watching the family and all the friends, it is just bigger than that one person. Cancer is bigger than the patient. I think thats what the relay really supports, and thats also what really inspired me to get my family and our service involved. Its about raising hope, awareness for those around us and I guess weve all been touched by cancer one way or another.

What are you doing for this years marathon?Im the captain of the Cradles to Crayons

MY BRIMBANKBelinda Spillman is captaining a team walking in the Brimbank Relay for Life later this month. She tells Ian Ackerman about her motivation to walk for a close friend who died at nine years of age.

team. Because our workplace is an early learning centre, we tried to look at something meaningful that could help educate the children and the families and get us all involved in the community. Also, were located in Brimbank, which is why we wanted to participate in the Brimbank relay.

As much as it is a meaningful and emotional event it is also a very fun community gathering. I thought it was the most appropriate event to get our early learning service into; our children can come, the families come, the educators come and friends come.

What is it like participating in a Relay for Life relay?For 24 hours your baton has to be on the track, so its all about partnership and teamwork; you work together to keep your baton alive.

e idea of it is that people suering cancer, or supporting those with cancer, they dont get to rest, theyre up in the middle of the night helping their sick family member, they cant just go o to the movies; theyre constantly caring for sick people. So, during the relay, for 24 hours, you dont rest, your baton keeps going no matter how tired you get; youve just got to push through it.

How many people are on your team?At the moment, there are about eight or nine, but come the relay, there will be more. Last year we had about 30, and itll be about the same this year. You get a lot of last minute registrations. Our team will denitely be around 20 strong. And there is a mixture of people. I think our youngest registered is 10 years old and our oldest is 50-something. (J

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Changes to Car Parking at Sunshine Leisure CentreCar parking around the Sunshine Leisure Centre is changing and there will be less spaces available from Monday 9 November. These changes are necessary for the construction of a new multi-deck car park. There will also be no access into George Street from Devonshire Road.

Please allow extra time to nd a nearby car park when coming to the Leisure Centre. Car parking Please allow extra time to nd a nearby car park when coming to the Leisure Centre. Car parking Please allow extra time to is available around the Town Centre including a temporary Council car park which has opened at 20 Hertford Road, entry via George Street (behind Sunshine Plaza). Please always check parking time limits and restrictions.

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Sunshine ratepayers are in for a 8.8 per cent rate hike. e former mayor Ian Mill said this week the increase was modest compared with the 15 per cent increase in Williamstown. He said that there had been no increase in Sunshine rates for two years.


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Local history activities Share knowledge and experiences of historical signicance and contribute to projects and activities to promote local history. Keilor Historical Societys next monthly meeting is on Wednesday November 11 at 7pm, in the upstairs community meeting room at Brimbank councils Keilor ofces, Old Calder Highway. New members and visitors welcome. 0414 985 412

Sunshine AGMThe annual general meeting of the Sunshine Residents and Ratepayers Association will be held at 7.30pm on November 18 at 1 Kevin Street, Sunshine. All members welcome. Rainer, 9364 7443

Hands up for council Want to be a Brimbank councillor next year? There are candidacy information sessions later this month at the councils Sunshine ofce on Monday, November 16, 11am to 3pm and November 30 from 6-10pm at the councils Keilor conference room, 704 B Old Calder Highway. 9249 4000

Plenty to do at mini-fete Caesia Gardens Retirement Village at Caroline Springs will hold a mini-fete on Sunday, November 15, 10am-3.30pm. Food, face-painting, crafts, plants, trash and treasure, second-hand bits and bobs. 9092 3700

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Relay for LifeIts the biggest walk to ght cancer and its returning to Brimbank on November 21 from 2pm to 10am the following morning at Cairnleas Kevin Flint Memorial Reserve. Relay for Life is a fun and moving overnight event that raises vital funds for the Cancer Council. $20 to register. 0400 153 619 or [email protected]

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A Proud Community Growing Together

November is a great time to get out and take part in the free events on locally. At last weekends Djerriwarrh Festival it was great to see residents enjoying the fantastic performances and expos, such as the ever-popular street parade, music acts and market stall village. I was particularly impressed with the performances in the Community

Showcase Ring, well done to everyone who took part.

The Djerriwarrh Festival is one of the many events Melton City Council organises that celebrates everything thats good about living, working and raising a family here. Its a big job to coordinate, so my congratulations to the volunteers and staff who made it so successful.

This week is also National Recycling Week, and there are lots of great activities happening. Grab a bargain at the Resale Centre or the Carboot Sale, or dispose of your green waste for free at the Melton Recycling Facility (throughout November). The Corner @ McKenzie will display entries from the Recyclable Art youth photography competition until Sunday, so head down for a look.

Also at The Corner @ McKenzie, the Zonta Club will be marking White Ribbon Day with a candlelight vigil on Friday 27 November. Council will highlight the issue of domestic violence with a coffee cup campaign in partnership with local cafes, so please look out for it and take the pledge at whiteribbon.org.au

Finally, there are many vulnerable families locally who need your help this festive season. Neighbourhood houses in the City of Melton are asking for donations of non-perishable food, such as jam, vegemite, pasta sauce and rice, to be dropped off at the Melton and Caroline Springs libraries.

youd like to get in touch, please feel free to contact me at [email protected] or 0407 015 022.

Its truly a humbling experience to become the Mayor of the City of Melton and Im lucky enough to have had the honour twice in this Council term. Along with Deputy Mayor Councillor Renata Cugliari, I look forward to a productive year for our great City and you, our wonderful residents.

Each year, the City of Melton gets bigger and better and Council is proud of the strategic approach we take in making our community the best it can be. To do that, we need to ensure that we continue to follow innovative ideas and to be creative in the way we deliver services and infrastructure to residents.

One of the best ways we can do that is to continuously engage with individual residents and community groups. I have enjoyed launch of a community-led cultural diversity program and while celebrating Meltons vibrancy at the Djerriwarrh Festival. I welcome your comments and feedback, and welcome any feedback you may have to improve our community.

Id like to thank the outgoing Mayor, Councillor Ramsey as well as Councillor Dunn, the outgoing Deputy Mayor, for their work over the past twelve months.

said that to be a great leader, you need to have the heart of a I will continue to serve my community and our residents and look forward to the year ahead. Thank you.

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Do you know someone who contributes to the City of Melton community vision of a proud community growing together?

Nominations now open3 Citizen of the Year for community leadership in the City of Melton3 Young Citizen of the Year for community leadership in the City of Melton under 25 years old3 Community Project of the Year for outstanding community projects within the City of Melton3 Woman of the Year for commitment to advancing the status of women in the City of Melton3 Access and Inclusion Leader of the Year Award for commitment to improving the life of people with

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A great investment opportunity, this house is in a highly sought-after location of St Albans. The main house has three good-sized bedrooms, one with a walk-in wardrobe and an ensuite. The kitchen has a galley-style layout, with loads of storage and a gas cooktop and underbench oven, and adjoins the open-plan dining zone. Theres also a stand-alone studio with its own kitchen and bathroom on top of the double garage. Future owners could live in the front and rent out the back, or the other way around; theres even the possibility of a dual rental income with medical consulting rooms or another business venture in the rear, subject to council approval. This is a great spot, close to all services and amenities, and within walking distance of Sunshine Hospital, and not far from Ginifer railway station and the freeway.

Sweeney Real Estate: 9366 8188 Price: $440,000+Auction: November 14 at noon

ST ALBANS 10 Ironbark Street, 3021

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A solid, well-built family abode on a good-sized 650 square metre block, within walking distance of Sunshine Central there is a lot of potential here for investors or development (subject to council approval) and equally for people wanting a great place in a happening part of town. There are three bedrooms, two have built-in wardrobes. The lounge room features an Art Deco-style ceiling and cornices, and adjoins the large open-plan kitchen-dining zone. There is a central bathroom with a separate toilet and a family-sized laundry. There are timber oors throughout, and the house has two air-conditioners, eight solar panels, a 5000-litre water tank, brick garage and back shed. Also out the back is a pergola over cement. The property is close to schools, Victoria University and public transport.

Douglas Kay Real Estate: 9312 6944 Price: Contact agentAuction: November 21 at 1pm

SUNSHINE NORTH 16 Westmoreland Road, 3020

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This double storey, brick veneer house in the heart of Sunshine is big and quite spectacular six bedrooms, a gorgeous kitchen/dining zone and well-appointed quality interiors. The ultra modern kitchen has all the bells and whistles, and more an underbench oven, a gas cooktop, dishwasher, wine racks and a massive breakfast bar against the dining zone, which features beautiful parquetry oors. There is one bedroom downstairs, a bathroom with a separate toilet, and a large laundry. Upstairs, the main bedroom has a walk-in wardrobe and an en suite. There is another bathroom here as well, which has a spa and a steam shower tres chic. The house has a ducted vacuum system, heating and cooling. There is a double lock-up garage with roof panelling. On about 627 square metres, theres plenty of scope for a green thumbs magic touch. Great possibilities here, close to Sunshine shopping centre, public transport and schools.

G L Lee: 9312 5700 Price: Contact agent Auction: November 21 at 1pm

SUNSHINE 6 Kathleen Court, 3020

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A classic, beautifully renovated block-fronted Victorian-era abode, Parsons House is clearly the culmination of a plan to bring a modern aesthetic into this timeless design.

Original features include 3.4-metre ceilings, Baltic pine oorboards, intricate ceiling work, timber fret work, arched entry ways, and leadlight-panelled and sash windows.

The front formal lounge room has a working cast-iron replace with a timber surround, set off by the rooms fresh, white colour palette.

The three bedrooms anking the traditional hallway use a vibrant red that is as much a part of an olde-world wow factor as it is contemporary. Built-in wardrobes have been added to two of these bedrooms, and one is carpeted.

A pedestal vanity basin, claw-foot bath and a leadlight window uphold the period touches in the main bathroom.

The contemporary edge nds full voice in the re-invigorated oor plan at the rear an extension of family-sized proportions that bring the outside in to soak up the light.

Timber re-engineered oors anchor the

family-meals zone, while stone benchtops, grey glass splashback, electric cooktop, wall oven, dishwasher, soft-closing drawers and doors, a sink with ick mixer, pantry and a bifold servery window to the outdoors, makes the kitchen a triumph of interior design.

Timber venetian blinds cool the interiors and direct the action to the outdoor delights. Two bifold doors bring the backyard into the living zone.

With merbau decking underfoot, this space has been constructed to resemble a tropical resort, with the inclusion of a

Bells Real Estate: 9300 9000 Price: Contact agent Auction: November 14 at 12.30pm

SUNSHINE 114 Morris Street, 3020

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Balinese-style hut (complete with thatched roof), and surrounded by sandstone paving.

Lush tropical greenery and mature trees are a backdrop to this backyard getaway.

There is off-street parking (via a right-of-way), gas heating, a split-system and an alarm system.

The house has also been re-wired, re-stumped and re-roofed.

Just off Hampshire Road and moments from Sunshine Plaza shopping centre, this is a true belle of Sunshine.

Eleanor Tabone


John EvansSales Manager0498 121 688

RESIDENTIAL, COMMERCIAL,INDUSTRIAL, BUSINESS, AUCTIONEERS,

PROPERTY MANAGERS ANDCONSULTANTS

MON-FRI: 9.00AM-5.30PMSAT: 9.00AM-1.00PM

239-241 Hampshire Road, Sunshine

9312 4444www.boranrealestate.com.au email: [email protected]

Yuksel KemalPRINCIPALPRINCIPALPRINCIP

0416 124 441

Brenda NganProperty Consultant0435 152 545

Meli MarovicProperty Consultant0421 062 030

Ben MalagaProperty Manager0420 226 829

Angie ThomasSenior Property Manager

03 9312 4444

Pauline BarrettSenior Admin Officer0420 269 709

Demi TheoharouAssistant Property Manager

03 9312 4444

Mona KhatamiradAdministration03 9312 4444

Abu SufianCommercial Division0401 316 543

DEER PARK 17 EGAN STREET

YUKSEL KEMAL 0416 124 441MELI MAROVIC 0421 062 030BRENDA NGAN 0435 152 545

BEAUTIFUL FAMILYMILYMIL HOMEThis beautiful large family home located in the peacefulsuburban area in Deer Park, Close to primary schools,cafes and freeway entrances is the perfect palacelike house for a large family. The home offers 4 largebedrooms including BIRs with soft carpet flooring. Agrand staircase leading up to the second floor in whichthe Master bedroom is located featuring a lusciousensuite. Spacious main bathroom includes a shower,step-up spa bath and beautiful ceramic tiling. Laundryincludes ceramic tiles and built-in ironing board andample cupboard. This home also includes a separateformal and informal dining area. The gorgeous spaciouskitchen also features (electric/gas stove + separate gashotplates) with a brick featured wall.

OPEN THIS SAT 2:30 - 3:00 PM

HILLSIDE 1/15 BRINDALEE WAY

MELI MAROVIC 0421 062 030JOHN EVANSEVANSEV 0498 121 688

AFFORDABLE FIRST HOME OR IDEALINVESTMENT

Hidden away in a private and peaceful location sits this stunningfree standing BV Villa home. This delightful low maintenancehome is set on landscaped gardens complimented by greatstreet appeal.

KURUNJANG 49 CROXTON DRIVE

JOHN EVANSEVANSEV 0498 121 688

DREAM LIFESTYLE HOMETotal privacy, westerly aspect & well established gardens provideperfect current day surroundings; while the opportunity to livelike royalty, furnished windows create elegant surroundings informal living room Kitchen overlooks secluded pergola courtyardleading to spa / bar enclosure.

WEST FOOTSCRAYFOOTSCRAYFOOTSCRA 28 LAE STREET

BRENDA NGAN 0435 152 545

NEW THREE BEDROOM TOWNHOUSEJUST 7KMS TO CBD

Located adjacent to Stoney Creek and just 7kms to the CBD.Thisbeautiful home comprises three carpeted upstairs bedrooms,master with full ensuite WIR and reverse cycle heating & coolingair-conditioning, two double bedrooms with mirrored BIRs...

MELTONMELTONMEL WEST 32 WESTLAKES DRIVE


FIRST HOME BUYER OR INVESTORConsisting of 3 bedrooms master with WIR & full ensuite, centralbathroom , 2 toilets , Spacious lounge room , kitchen with W/Ipantry adjoining meals/family area. This house has W/W carpetin bedrooms, tiled entry and wet areas, central heating, blindsand light fittings. On huge allotment of 642m2

ST ALBANS 1/141 SUNSHINE AVEAVEAV

JOHN EVANSEVANSEV 0498 121 688MELI MAROVIC 0421 062 030

GREATGREATGREA LOCATION,LOCATION,LOCA EXCELLENTOPPORTUNITY

This home is suitable for anyone looking to downsize, invest oreven buy their first home.The home comprises of 3 spaciousbedrooms with BIRS, open lounge with split system cooling,ducted heating throughout.

SUNSHINE WEST 18 NOBLE COURT


DELIGHTFUL FAMILYMILYMIL HOME IN AGREATGREATGREA LOCATIONLOCATIONLOCA

This house is what you have been looking for. Rightoff the heart of Sunshine West, this delightful BV homeoffers nothing but the best. Ideal for anyone that islooking for a warm hearted home. This house has beenexceptionallay renovated and its ready to welcome newresidents. There are a master bedroom with ensuite,2 large bedroom with BIRs, a beautiful formal lounge,kitchen with gas cooking appliances(overlookingthe meals area).the meal area leads to a exclusiveundercover entertainment area with tiled floor.

ST ALBANS 39 FOX STREET


BEAUTIFUL EASY CARE FAMILYMILYMILSTARSTARST TER HOME

Very nice rendered brick veneer and tiled home in prime StAlbans location consisting of 3 bedrooms all with BIR with largemain having mirrored doors, open plan generous sized livingdining and large well appointed modern kitchen...

CAIRNLEA 24 BROOKGLEN BLVD


IMMACULATEIMMACULATEIMMACULA FAMILYMILYMIL HOMEWITH FANTASTICNTASTICNT VIEWS

This magnificent five bedroom approximately 50sqcontemporary designed home resting on approximately650m2 of land and directly overlooking Cairnlea Parkand lake is undoubtedly one of the best homes inCairnlea. Double entry doors and take in the opulence ofthe wide entrance hall and beautiful staircase, theatreroom with over head projector, fifth bedroom with WIRcurrently used as a study, main bedroom with WIR andfull ensuite, hostess kitchen with ample cupboard spaceand large walk-in pantry, and very large open plandining and living area. Move upstairs to a large sittingarea with small kitchen adjacent to the balcony doublingas an upstairs BBQ area.

AUCTION 24/10/15 at 2:00 PM

TAYLORS LAKES 38 WHITELEY PARADE


DELIGHTFUL FAMILYMILYMIL HOMEFabulous two story family brick and tile home comprising 4 largebedrooms on the upper story with the oversize master enjoyingfull ensuite and WIR, and the other 3 with BIRs, central bathroomand toilet. Formal lounge room and dining room, large wellappointed kitchen, and open plan family room.

COOLAROO 2/12 VENTNOR CRESCENT

YUKSEL KEMAL 0416 124 441MELI MAROVIC 0421 062 030

FULLYFULLYFULL ESTABLISHEDESTABLISHEDEST & AS BRANDNEW

Less than a year old is this home encompassing space, styleand luxury living for you to simply move in and enjoy. The houseis built to the highest standards and quality offering two verygood size bedrooms with built in robes.

SUNSHINE WEST 59 DIOSMA AVENUEAVENUEAV


CONTEMPORARYCONTEMPORARYCONTEMPORAR DESIGNED FAMILYMILYMILHOME

This exceptionally large 4 bedroom contemporary designedfamily home on a 640m2 block. Open plan family area ofkitchen, meals and lounging area. The BBQ entertaining areawith its own build in BBQ kitchen and dish washing area.

MAIDSTONE 3&4/17 HOLLAND COURT


NEW TWO BEDROOM TOWNHOUSESBuy now and save on stamp duty with these two fabulous newtwo bedroom townhouses.Featuring 2 nice size bedrooms with BIRs, central bathroom andtoilet upstairs, and large open plan living/meals/kitchen area,laundry, and toilet downstairs.

SUNSHINE NORTH 2 LAURIE AVENUEAVENUEAV


QUALITY BRICK VENEER HOMEPositioned in a quite sought after location of Sunshine North, thisnicely planned brick veneer home on large 580m2 block offers3 large bedrooms, airy and spacious living zones, neat kitchenwith meals area, central renovated bathroom and large loungeroom. Features include gas heater, central cooling...

MARIBYRNONG 5/28 WEST ROAD


IDEAL LOCATIONLOCATIONLOCAThis two level apartment, boasts spacious lounge / dining areawith A/C, kitchen, two bedroom with BIR, bathroom, laundry,balcony with under cover car space. Situated within walkingdistance to Highpoint Shopping complex, Public transport busand tram.

SUNSHINE WEST 4 HAYLEY AVENUEAVENUEAV


NEAR NEW FOUR BEDROOMTOWNHOUSE

Near New 4 bedroom well deigned townhouse with masterbedroom having a WIR and en-suite with the remaining 3bedrooms having BIRs, open plan living room adjoining to diningarea and state of the art kitchen, ducted heating and cooling.

ALBION 21/23 KING EDWARDEDWARDEDW AVEAVEAV

MELI MAROVIC 0421 062 030

IDEAL FIRST INVESTMENTThis quaint one bedroom flat offers investors apolished floor boards, tiled wet areas and carpeted bedroom.Minutes away from public transport and Central Sunshine.Potential rental of $910 p/m


John EvansSales Manager0498 121 688

RESIDENTIAL, COMMERCIAL,INDUSTRIAL, BUSINESS, AUCTIONEERS,

PROPERTY MANAGERS ANDCONSULTANTS

MON-FRI: 9.00AM-5.30PMSAT: 9.00AM-1.00PM

239-241 Hampshire Road, Sunshine

9312 4444www.boranrealestate.com.au email: [email protected]

Yuksel KemalPRINCIPALPRINCIPALPRINCIP

0416 124 441

Brenda NganProperty Consultant0435 152 545

Meli MarovicProperty Consultant0421 062 030

Ben MalagaProperty Manager0420 226 829

Angie ThomasSenior Property Manager

03 9312 4444

Pauline BarrettSenior Admin Officer0420 269 709

Demi TheoharouAssistant Property Manager

03 9312 4444

Mona KhatamiradAdministration03 9312 4444

Abu SufianCommercial Division0401 316 543

SUNSHINE WEST 53 SANDERS AVENUEAVENUEAV


INVESTMENT OPPORTUNITYThis spacious three bedroom brick veneer home on 661m2block offers a great opportunity to split off the rear forconstruction of a unit (STCA) and live in the existing immaculatehome. Consists of open plan living room, dining and kitchenarea, central bathroom, laundry, and separate toilet.

ALBION 2/22 SYDNEY STREET


FIRST HOME BUYER OR INVESTORThis home is a great location: It is very close to Shopping Centre,bus stop in front of the door step, schools, easy access tofreeway is second to none, and much more for you to travel tocity or to Melbourne Airport. This brick veneer home offering 3descent size bedrooms, lounge room, tiled in wet areas, kitchen.

BRAYBROOKBRAYBROOKBRA 16 TURNER CRS


PRIME LOCATIONLOCATIONLOCAThis well presented family home comprises of 3 great sizedbedrooms all with BIRs, spacious lounge room, bright kitchenwith adjoining meals area, central bathroom and separatelaundry. Features include gas heating, polished floorboardsthroughout, spacious back yard with garden shed...

LAVERLAVERLA TON NORTH 52 AGOSTAAGOSTAAGOST DRIVE

YUKSEL KEMAL 0416 124 441MELI MAROVIC 0421 062 030

IDEAL INVESTMENTThis 1300m2 approx factory, is situated in a soughtafter industrial area of Laverton North.10km to CBD, 15 km to Tullamarine airport, easy accessto Western Ring Road.Ample car park spaces and truck access.Currently leased for $78000 with almost 8% returnInspection will impress and must be seen.

PRICED $1,150,000

SUNSHINE 25/437 BALLARAT ROAD


GREATGREATGREA INVESTMENTThis is good sized apartment offering a great opportunity for akeen investor. Comprises: 1 bedroom, Bathroom, Kitchen andmeals area, Lounge room, Car space to accommodate onevehicle conveniently close to all the amenities...

SUNSHINE NORTH 42 PHOENIX STREET


GREATGREATGREA LOCATIONLOCATIONLOCA ANDREDEVELOPMENT

This property offers a number of options for owner-occupier,investor or developer. Keep the existing three bedroom homeand bungalow or develop brand new dwellings (STCA) on thislarge 610m2 corner block in a great location...

RAYWOODRAYWOODRA 64 INGLEWOOD STREET

JOHN EVANSEVANSEV 0498 121 688MELI MAROVIC 0421 062 030

QUARTER AN ACRE, TWO STREETACCESS

This Cosy two bedroom weather board home with high ceilingand wood fire place and polished timber floors, will impress theholiday/rural living. Close to Golf Course and swimming pool. 12min to Eagle Hawk and Bendigo. A great price and opportunity.

KEILOR DOWNS 19 GIDGEE COURT


BEAUTIFUL FAMILYMILYMIL HOMENestled at the end of a quiet court, 3 large bedrooms all withfitted BIR (huge master with ensuite and extra WIR as well as aprivate parents retreat), upstairs bathroom and separate toilet.Wide double door entry leads to formal lounge and dining roomscomplement the open kitchen with stainless steel appliances.

ST ALBANS 59 THEODORE STREET


GREATGREATGREA OPPORTUNITYMAKE AN OFFER BE

Looking for a small Business, look no further. This Business hasbeen operating for over 30 years, with regular clients due to thequality of service provided, catering meats to local shops andrestaurants.

RAVENHALLRAVENHALLRA 128 GEEHI WAY


TWO NEW HIGH QUALITY OFFICEWAREHOUSES OFF THE PLAN

Choice of two high quality new warehouses (315.59m2) plusmodern office/amenities and mezzanine floor (113.3m2) onapproximately 632m2 block, or buy both and have double thespace.

SUNSHINE WEST 13/12 PICKERSGILL AVEAVEAV


IDEAL FIRST HOME OR INVESTMENTThis bright, spacious and well maintained brick- veneer villaunit offers 2 spacious bedrooms with BIRs. Features include:welcoming lounge room, kitchen adjoining meals area, centralbathroom, single secure brick garage and a good sized lowmaintenance back yard.

SUBMIT YOUR OFFER NOW!!

Enjoy only 5% Deposit on these modern 1 & 2 bedroom light filled & spacious

apartments with reverse cycle split system included. Featuring;

Stylish 2 bedroom with built in robes, Beautifully fitted bathroom, European

laundry, Kitchen stainless & Dishwasher.Dishwasher.Dishwasher Call for an appointment.

MELI MAROVIC 0421 062 030YUKSEL KEMAL 0416 124 441BRENDA NGAN 0435 152 545

SUNSHINE WEST 3 MARTI COURT


THE SURPRISE IS ON THE INSIDE!Beautiful timber floors through the entry, kitchen and diningarea connect with the elegant outdoor decking. Elegant masterbedroom with walk in robe, tiled en-suite with double shower,and vanity plus two further bedrooms with BIRs.

AUCTION 10/10/15 AT 1:00PM

CAIRNLEA 10 SAPLING TERRACE

BRENDA NGAN 0435 152 545YUKSEL KEMAL 0416 124 441

LUXURIOUS FAMILYMILYMIL HOME IN GREATGREATGREALOCATIONLOCATIONLOCA

Situated in the most sought after location of Cairnlea onlyminutes to Brimbank shopping complex, schools and parkland,this fabulous family home wont last long. Comprising four largebedrooms with BIRs and mirror doors...

ST ALBANS 87-91 MAIN ROAD WEST

MELI MAROVIV 0421 062 030JOHN EVANSEVANSEV 0498 121 688

BOUTIQUE DEVELOPMENT SITEOPPORTUNITY

PERMIT APPROVED - READY TO GOST ALBANS CENTREWALKINGWALKINGW DISTANCEDISTANCEDIST TO ALL AMENITIESPERFECT OPPORTUNITY TO DEVELOPLand Area 685m2TotalTotalT building area 2150m2TotalTotalT area including balconies 2550m220 apartments. 8 one BDR, 10 two BDR, 2 Three BDR3 Shops23 Car parks


Email:[email protected] www.westsiderealestate.com.au

1A ALFRIEDA STREET, ST ALBANS

9364 1188

YOUR HOME IS WORTH MORE WITH WESTSIDE

JOHN FENECH0419 376 231

MICHAEL NINCEVIC 0417 588 327JAY (HIEU) NGUYEN 0421546848

INSPECT SATURDAY 10.15-10.45AM

AUCTION SAT 21ST NOVEMBER AT 1.00PM

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