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CalendarSENIOR DRIVERS EXPOSaturday, 1st March 9.45am to 2.30pmDriving tips, road law update, keeping your car roadworthy, your health, medicines and driving. Question and answer session. For bookings call 9315 9464.

YEARDS AHEAD - AN RACV PRESENTATION FOR SENIOR DRIVERSPresented by Hobsons Bay City Council and RACV, the presentation will cover being fit to drive, assessing your own driving, health, medicines and safe driving. To book your place call 1300 462 542.

Council Meetings 2014Unless otherwise noted, Ordinary CouncilMeetings are held in the Council Chamber,115 Civic Parade, Altona, commencing at7.00pm. All interested members of the publicare welcome to attend.

The first Ordinary Council Meeting of 2014 will be Tuesday, 11th March.

Report Hoon Behaviour1800 333 000 (Crime Stoppers)The Council encourages residents to report incidents involving hoon drivers and trail bikes by calling Crime Stoppers on 1800 333 000.

Contact UsHobsons Bay City Council115 Civic Parade, AltonaPO Box 21, Altona 3018Telephone 9932 1000 (9947 4685 after hours)Facsimile 9932 1039NRS: National Relay Service 133 677Email [email protected] www.hobsonsbay.vic.gov.auAuthorised by Chris Eddy, Chief Exec. Officer

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JACK MADIGAN RESERVE REHABILITATION WORKS COMMUNITY DROP IN SESSIONThursday, 6th March from 4.30pm to 6.30pmNewport Community Hall, 13-15 Mason Street, NewportRehabilitation works at Jack Madigan Reserve in Newport are due to commence in April. Hobsons Bay City Council is inviting residents to drop in to Newport Library on Thursday, 6th March between 4.30pm and 6.30pm and speak to the project team about the works.Residents will have an opportunity to obtain more information about the scope of works, find out about potential impact on the nearby residents, and speak to members of the Council’s Recreation and Community Facilities team about the future use of the reserve.For information about the drop in session please contact the Council on 9932 1000.

WHAT’S HAPPENING AT THE LIBRARIES?Sherryl Clark: author talk and book launch Award winning author and Hobsons Bay local Sherryl Clark launches her new teen novel Dying to tell me and talks about self publishing in the digital age.Thursday, 6th March6.00pm to 7.30pmWilliamstown LibraryRefreshments: 6.00pmAuthor talk: 6.30pmBookings via library website or phone 1300 HOB LIB

It’s time to ride your bikeTo celebrate National Ride2School Day, Hobsons Bay Libraries are hosting a free and interactive bicycle maintenance workshop. All ages welcomeWednesday, 12th March6.30pm to 8.30pm Williamstown Library Bookings: via library website or phone 1300 HOB LIB

ORBITAL EXHIBITION SPACEOrbital is an innovative exhibition space located within the exterior wall of the new Aldi supermarket at Central Square in Altona Meadows. The first exhibition, Riding My Bike Through 40 Acres, explores the local history of Altona Meadows through imagery and stories. Exhibitions will be rotated three times annually, hence the name Orbital.Once again, Hobsons Bay is bringing art to the everyday lives of our residents. Next time you go shopping, make sure to have a look.

NOTICE OF AN APPLICATION FOR PLANNING PERMITApplication PA1328090DE Atelier Architects has lodged an application for the construction of 13 dwellings (11 two storey and 2 three storey), reduction in the statutory car parking requirement for visitor parking and subdivision of the land into 13 lots and common property at 64 Bladin St, Laverton. The application and supporting documentation may be inspected at the Hobsons Bay Civic Centre 8.30am to 5.00pm, Monday to Friday, or via Greenlight, Council’s online permit management system, at www.hobsonsbay.vic.gov.au. Any person who may be affected by the granting of the permit may object or make other submissions to the Council in writing, including the reasons for an objection and stating how the objector would be affected by 12th of March. Objectors will be advised of the decision. For further information, please contact Mark Tenner on 9932 1000.

NOTICE OF AN APPLICATION FOR PLANNING PERMITApplication PA1328122Song Bowden Planning has lodged an application for the demolition of the existing dwelling and construction of four double storey dwellings at 1 & 1A Mariner St, Williamstown. The application and supporting documentation may be inspected at the Hobsons Bay Civic Centre 8.30am to 5.00pm, Monday to Friday, or via Greenlight, Council’s online permit management system, at www.hobsonsbay.vic.gov.au.Any person who may be affected by the granting of the permit may object or make other submissions to the Council in writing, including the reasons for an objection and stating how the objector would be affected by 12th of March. Objectors will be advised of the decision.For further information, please contact Shane Pritchard on 9932 1000.

SAG REMINDERReminder – Nominations for Hobsons Bay City Council’s Strategic Advisory Group (SAG) close on Friday, 7th March 2014. Please send a letter addressing the selection criteria, your interest and how you can contribute to the future planning of Hobsons Bay to Ben Hynes, Strategic Development Coordinator, Hobsons Bay City Council, PO Box 21, Altona 3018.The group provides advice to the Council on strategic planning policies and ensures that the community’s aspirations and values are considered in the Council’s decision making.Up to six meetings will be held per year at the Hobsons Bay Civic Centre and although dates have not been set it is envisaged that they will occur on a Thursday evening commencing at 6.00pm.For more information go to Council’s website at www.hobsonsbay.vic.gov.au.

Members of Altona Laverton Historical Society Rob Andrew (left) and Bob Hawkins join Mayor of Hobsons Bay Cr Sandra Wilson (centre) at the new exhibition space

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oriental hotel not worth keeping: heritage victoriaWILLIAMSTOWN

A developer has welcomed Heritage Victoria’s recommendation not to include the former Oriental Hotel on the state heritage register.

Evolve Development plans to demolish Williamstown’s second-oldest building – and possibly the state’s � rst three-storey brick hotel (circa 1854) – to build a six-storey, 83-dwelling apartment block.

Managing director Ashley Williams said that Heritage Victoria had made “the correct decision”.

“[It] is supported by years of reports and planning hearings that have all indicated th e building has been in very poor condition for

many years and is not worthy of retention,” he said.

“We hope that both the Hobsons Bay City Council and the various objector groups will now recognise the need for the project to move forward and will work with us to bring some long-overdue urban renewal to the precinct.”

Heritage Victoria found that the hotel, “while unusual for being a hotel of three storeys in Williamstown, is an undistinguished building”.

“It demonstrates the principal characteristics of a gold rush-era corner hotel. However, many of this type were constructed

in Victoria in the 1850s and early 1860s .” Hobsons Bay mayor Sandra Wilson

said the decision marked “a sad day for Williamstown”, but Evolve would need

to satisfy the conditions of a planning permit before any demolition could start. She said the council would make a submission to the Heritage Council requesting that it ignore

Heritage Victoria’s recommendation.“� e council has done everything it

can to save the Oriental ,” Cr Wilson said.“All our legal avenues are nearly exhausted,

but the council will continue to argue the case for the protection of the Oriental via its submission to the Heritage Council.

“Heritage Victoria notes that at least � ve hotels constructed in Williamstown [from 1857-63] still exist and the council will ask that it expedites the assessment process to see these buildings included on Victorian Heritage Register.”

� e buildings the council wants to protect are the Prince of Wales, Napier Hotel, Alfred Hotel, Telegraph Hotel and Steam Packet Hotel.

Save Williamstown spokesman Godfrey Moase said the residents’ lobby group would encourage people to make submissions to the Heritage Council calling for the preservation of the Oriental. \

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pop-up park’s going nowhereYARRAVILLE

Yarraville’s popular pop-up park is expected to become permanent under a proposal that went before Maribyrnong council last night.

� e council may close Ballarat Street between Murray and Canterbury streets, laying synthetic turf; introducing seating, planter boxes and large umbrellas; and planting permanent shade trees along the length of the park.

Maribyrnong mayor Grant Miles told the Weekly that community support for the park had been enormous, as shown by survey results and extensive social media campaigns.

“It’s fairly obvious from the Facebook campaign and the lobbying from residents that they wanted it in the community,” Cr Miles said.

He said the $250,000 project was an exciting example of a council initiative being embraced by the community.

Traders and residents rallied last year upon learning the pop-up park would not be returning to Yarraville over summer.

� e Yarraville Traders Association wanted the pop-up park back and has raised funds to ensure it runs through until Easter.

Sun � eatre marketing manager Kris Jansson said making the park permanent “just makes sense”.

“People have said all through the summer ‘why would they take it away’,” she said.

“We have had such beautiful support from the community with people coming down with a watering can to water the � owers or help sta� put away furniture at the end of the night. People feel like it’s a real community project.”

Works on the permanent park would begin in July and the park would be in place by December.

� e council will be seeking public comment on the plan. \

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A team of doctors and nurses is being sent to Sudan to save lives following a fund-raising campaign by the Australia Light Foundation.

� e Tottenham-based Muslim community organisation will be sending the medical team to the war-ravaged region next month to assist with healthcare.

ALF’s Sel Sanli says the organisation, which has operated in Maribyrnong for more than 40 years, wants to help people in the greatest need.

“We have decided to send aid and healthcare assistance to Sudan to provide medical help to villagers,” he said. “� e villagers in Sudan have been living in tents and have eye and stomach diseases from dirty water.”

� e Australia Light Foundation will sponsor � ve doctors and three nurses who will provide medicine and care for hundreds of people over a week at the end of March.

“As a community living in one of the world’s most liveable cities, we feel we are responsible for providing better living

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conditions for those living with some of the worst,” Mr Sanli said. “We all have to take our responsibility in providing that.”

Mr Sanli said the trip comes ahead of a planned $300,000 drinking water blueprint to improve the situation in the long term. Donations to the cause can be made

voice of youth slams grog-led violence YOUTH AFFAIRS

Australia’s � rst MTV Millennial leader, Williamstown’s Olly Tripodi, is in Canberra this week talking about alcohol-fuelled violence and other issues a� ecting his generation.

Young people from all over Australia last November voted Mr Tripodi in as the voice of millennials – people born between 1982 and 2003.

Mr Tripodi says one of the issues on the table will be the misinformation surrounding young people and alcohol-fuelled violence.

“Alcohol does not spontaneously make young people violent,” he told the Weekly.

“� e issue of alcohol-fuelled violence lies

longest-serving parliamentarian, Philip Ruddock.

Mr Tripodi will also meet individually with Speaker of the house Bronwyn Bishop, Greens deputy leader and Melbourne MP Adam Bandt, and former youth a� airs minister Kate Ellis.

Mr Tripodi says other issues he will raise include gay marriage, asylum seekers, health, education, environmentalism and climate change.

His role is part of MTV’s MOVEMENT campaign and he will be in o� ce until September 14. \

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with the aggressive individuals who are ruining it for peaceful young people trying to have a good time.”

Mr Tripodi says the media has a role to play in challenging stereotypes.

“Media sensationalism is pushing the idea that young people are violent and dangerous when they drink, which is rubbish.

“Alcohol-fuelled violence is an inappropriate term, in many ways. � e issue is with aggression and violent attitudes, not the service of alcohol.”

During his week in the nation’s capital, Mr Tripodi will be part of a roundtable focusing on young people’s disengagement from politics. At the table will be numerous politicians, among them Australia’s third-

better hospital security urgedThe Australian Nursing and Midwifery Federation (Victorian branch) is calling for greater hospital security in the wake of last week’s stabbing of a doctor at the Western Hospital in Footscray. Western Health acting chief executive of� cer Russell Harrison said attacks like those on neurosurgeon Michael Wong were “signi� cantly rare” but added there would be a review of security arrangements at the hospital. \

jail sentence appeal rejectedAn appeal against a � ve-year sentence for the stabbing of a Braybrook man has been thrown out in court. Avzi Ejupi was jailed for � ve years last year after pleading guilty to two charges of attempted murder and one of recklessly causing serious injury on April 30, 2012. The Supreme Court heard that Michael Jones confronted Ejupi in the front yard of a Braybrook property about 11.30pm after observing someone trying to break into two vehicles. Ejupi, then 38, produced a knife and stabbed Mr Jones three times in the torso. Rejecting the appeal on February 6, Judge Phillip Geoffrey Priest said the sentence was appropriate. \

licence suspendedA Newport man had his licence suspended after crashing into two parked cars while driving nearly six times above the legal alcohol limit on Sunday. Police called to North Road, Newport, at 4.40pm confronted the 53-year-old at the scene with his wrecked car. The man, who initially told of� cers he had consumed only two drinks, blew 0.281 when tested at the Williamstown police station. He is expected to be charged on summons with drink-driving and other offences. \

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truck frustrations, solutions to be aired at open house forummaribyrnong

Inner-west residents have a chance to share their views about truck tra� c at a community forum tomorrow night.

Maribyrnong council is hosting an event exploring short and medium-term solutions to truck impacts and movements across the area.

Council sta� will be joined by executives from VicRoads, the Environment Protection Authority and Department of Health.

Maribyrnong mayor Grant Miles told the Weekly anybody would be able to ask questions or raise their problems and have them addressed at the “open house” event.

More than 12 months has elapsed since Ms Hartland presented her question on notice to the minister in relation to government

proposals a� ecting truck movements in the western suburbs, particularly

in light of the proposed east-west tunnel. “� e government is showing disregard for the Victorian community by ignoring this key accountability and transparency

instrument,” she said.“� e growing truck problem, public

transport and tra� c congestion are issues of utmost importance to the people in the inner west. � e community deserve to know what the government is or isn’t doing in their

“� is is really a genuine attempt to get the ball rolling with action on trucks in the inner west; it’s certainly not a tick-the-box consultation session.

“ I really do expect something positive to come out of this forum.”

Cr Miles said the EPA had been taking the issue more seriously, creating a “big spanner in the toolbox” for the future.

� e forum comes as western suburbs Greens MP Colleen Hartland accused Transport Minister Terry Mulder of disregarding the community by failing to answer questions about the impacts of truck tra� c in the inner west.

community … what good is it months or even a year a� er decisions are made?”

A spokeswoman for the minister said there were more than 1100 questions on notice unanswered at the end of the former Labor government’s � nal term in o� ce. “Since coming to o� ce we have answered more than 14,000 questions. While the minister answers the vast majority of questions on notice in a timely manner, he does receive more than a thousand questions on notice each year.” \

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old trains defacedNEWPORT

Sta� at Steamrail Victoria say they feel “absolute broken-heart disgust” a� er gra� ti vandals attacked painstakingly restored historic trains at Newport.

� e not-for-pro� t organisation, which restores vintage steam, diesel and electric locomotives and carriages, discovered the vandalism in the lead-up to its March open-day event.

Marketing manager Cathie Skelton said the vandals had broken in to an area of the Champion Road railyard that is declared dangerous and condemned. “It’s in an area that’s all locked up, which we don’t go in to very o� en, so we don’t know exactly when it happened but we found it last week.

“ It’s one of a couple of our old electric trains, wooden ones, that were actually done up by the state. We had a couple of carriages attacked: one of our old diesels, one of our old steam engines.

“We just feel disgust, absolute broken-heart disgust. A lot of volunteer hours go into these trains and we don’t get funding or anything

like that, so it’s just very downheartening.” � e vandalism has been reported to Williamstown police.

Built in the 1880s, the Newport workshops were the birthplace of many locomotives

and carriages, dating back to the early 20th century.

Ms Skelton said sta� and volunteers hoped to attract big crowds for open days on March 9 and 10. � ere will be steam locomotives on

display, heritage diesels and electrics, and the Delorean from Back to the Future. \

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Sad day: Apprentice � tter and turner Tim Harris with one of the historic trains at Newport. (SCOTT MCNAUGHTON)

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Pilots at Royal Australian Air Force bases around the country are practising their routines ahead of this weekend’s Centenary of Military Aviation Air Show at Point Cook.

� e Weekly visited the East Sale RAAF base last Wednesday as the Roulettes rehearsed their aerobatics .

Six members of the team will take part in an aerial display above Point Cook, while the Roulettes’ seventh plane will form a static display.

Central Flying School’s Wing Commander Colin O’Neill said it was � tting that the school was taking part in the air show as it was one of the oldest military units in Australia. It was formed in March 1913, 12 months before Australia’s � rst military � ight .

Wing Commander Adrian Mavros said the air show would provide people with a good insight into the air force.

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Residents will meet at 10am below Marsh Street, Altona North, at the memorial picnic area on the creek bank.

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several sites for the clean-up from 10am-noon, including Laverton’s McCormack Park and Seddon’s Mappin Reserve.

People are asked to wear gloves, a hat, sturdy shoes, sunglasses and sunscreen.

Volunteers will be rewarded with a free barbecue at noon. \

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save shipyard jobs: laborwilliamstown

A delegation of Labor MPs headed by Opposition leader Bill Shorten last week visited Williamstown’s shipyard to call on the federal government to safeguard naval jobs in the west.

During a doorstop outside BAE Systems, Mr Shorten said shipbuilders’ jobs needed to be secured in the wake of 2500 impending job losses when Toyota’s Altona plant stops making cars in Australia in 2017.

He said shipbuilding contracts should be brought forward and kept in Australia.

“If you bring forward the order book for the money that you’re going to spend on warships … then you can save hundreds of jobs ,” Mr Shorten said.

Asked why the Coalition should be forced to order locally-made when Labor had not seen � t to in the past, Mr Shorten suggested putting jobs ahead of politics.

“Labor always prefers to buy Australian where you can and, in the case of warships, we certainly say to Tony Abbott that if you decide to build the next two big supply ships and sought the HMAS Sirius and Success [contracts], and you get the work done here in

Australian shipyards, Labor will extend the hand of bipartisanship.”

Labor has started a petition “to save Williamstown’s maritime industry”. It states that unless the Abbott government delivers new defence contracts for the shipyard in coming weeks, BAE will close and 1000 jobs will be lost.

Defence Minister Senator David Johnston said the government was

committed to supporting the local defence industry.

“� e former government’s decisions led to around 100 projects being delayed, around 40 projects

being reduced and 11 projects being cancelled. Under Labor, we saw more

than $18 billion cut from the defence budget over the next decade.”

He said the government intended that the ADF should use Australian-made equipment wherever possible.

BAE spokesman Simon Latimer declined to comment on Mr Shorten’s visit. “We remain in discussions with t he federal government about a range of options to bring forward naval shipbuilding work that would secure the longer-term future of the Williamstown shipyard,” he said. \

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Rickshaws will return to the streets of Footscray for one weekend in March.

� e popular Rickshaw Run will be back as part of the Melbourne Food and Wine Festival .

� e Footscray Traders’ Association event celebrates Footscray’s rich and diverse food culture, with visitors lining up to be carried by rickshaw around Footscray to experience

a six-course meal. Volunteers are being encouraged to follow the lead of Bulldogs Ayce Cordy and Alex Greenwood (pictured) in pulling a rickshaw for one of the sessions from March 7-10.

Every volunteer receives a meal and o� cial Rickshaw Run T-shirt. \

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“Comedy’s easy to know when you’ve got it right because the audience laughs,” says a reflective Shaun Micallef of his bread and butter.

“It’s honestly the easiest thing to be proved or disproved. Drama’s a bit vaguer. Drama you

can get away with less or more because it can be grey. But if comedy’s not funny it’s dead, it’s nothing.”

On a Wednesday morning at ABC’s writing hub in leafy Elsternwick the veteran comedian is sitting in an ordinary office. At first it’s hard to separate Micallef from the swag of erratic and oddball characters that became his trademark.

Unmasked, Micallef is sincere, articulate, and self-deprecating.

He’s casually dressed and sporting a bushy beard set to be shed before he steps behind the news chair for the third series of his satirical news and current affairs program, Mad As Hell.

Micallef confesses he didn’t bother following news for much of last year and only came up to speed over the past few months.

“There’s a new government in. I don’t know if you knew that,” he quips.

“The nature of the show means that it needs to be topical and as up-to-date as can be. It’s recorded Tuesday night and goes to air Wednesday night. In the space of a day, hopefully nothing major happens.

“Mind you we’re not a real news service so it doesn’t really matter,” he laughs.

Asked to describe the series, Micallef says it’s a “squint and you’ll think it’s a news program sort of show”, declaring almost apologetically that he reckons it actually looks better than a lot of real news programs.

He suggests there’s no line he won’t cross for a laugh but concedes some topics covered in the second series made him cringe.

“There were certain harder jokes about the world which seemed mean-spirited when you put them in front of a live audience.”

The shift in thinking is one of the major reasons politics has become the show’s pet topic. “Which, let’s face it, never really deals with anything majorly important,” he says.

Micallef believes people like Tony Abbott and Bill Shorten are fair game.

“[But] if you’re gonna make a joke I think it should be about what they’ve done rather than who they are or appearances or anything. That is by and large how we approach things. I’m not sure we take cheap shots at people. Hopefully we don’t.

“Mind you, on a slow news day, why not,” he says with a chuckle.

The 51-year-old was born in Adelaide to an Irish mother and a Maltese father and was drawn to comedy.

“I was a kid who was attracted to comedy. I liked watching Jerry Lewis, for example.

“I’d then go and amuse my friends or my family by doing an impression of him or something that was like it. So I absorbed a lot of that.

“It’s hard to tease out any cultural contributions to it,” he says of his family life.

“Laughter was pretty highly valued. I had a funny uncle and a funny grandfather. Oddly enough, I got most of my approach from my father who was very straight.”

Micallef performed throughout his teenage years and at university but went on to become an insurance lawyer.

“I never really considered it [comedy] was a sensible career or even job. I certainly didn’t think I could sustain myself and an eventual family from it. Also, I don’t like actors. I don’t like the idea of being an actor.”

In hindsight, his late start would prove a blessing in disguise.

“I made all the mistakes I could have made and embarrassed myself by and large in my 20s away from the television camera. Then when I was about 31 that’s when

I turned up on TV.”Micallef ventured to Melbourne in the early ’90s when he first gained recognition as a cast

member on cult sketch comedy show Full Frontal, his most famous character the punch-drunk boxer Milo Kerrigan, still fondly remembered today.

A string of credits over the next two decades has included his beloved show

The Micallef Program, a stint on Sea Change as Warwick Munro, and hosting game show Talkin’ Bout Your Generation and The Logies. He’s also written two books, and even played horse trainer Lee Freedman in the movie The Cup.

“I wouldn’t like to have never had a crack at it,” Micallef says. “I’m glad I did it. I’d hate to think that I’d be sitting there bitterly watching television

thinking I could do better than that.”The father of three admits he couldn’t

have foreshadowed the heights his career would reach.

“That I’m a person on camera is a bit of a surprise and unusual. I’m not entirely sure that I would lead with that. On my tax returns I write occupation – writer. That’s what I am. I’m a writer-performer. I’m not a performer- writer. I’m not an actor.”

Micallef argues he’s not a workaholic but acknowledge finding it difficult to take a breather. There’s no legitimate hobbies to speak of, other than an appreciation of film, and spending time with family,

which usually consists of hopping in the car with his boys and heading down to a comic book

store in Coburg on weekends. “My kids make me laugh. I tend to laugh at stuff that’s got

nothing to do with comedy. Comedy is the re-creation of those moments that I have in real life.”

From the outside looking in you get the impression Micallef is happy with his lot in life.

“I know enough about the business that at some point you approach the end of what is your shelf life and you go do something else. When I’m no longer telegenic enough there’ll be a stage where it will be better for me to move behind the camera and produce and direct and write; which I do.”

That day seems a while off for now with the third instalment of Mad As Hell chugging along and a fourth

planned. “I’m always surprised when something lasts more than one episode,” Micallef jokes. “You go to a

third series and that’s gravy.” \[email protected]

» Mad As Hell is on the ABC on Wednesdays at 8pm

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A Karen refugee from Myanmar says living in Australia has restored his dignity as a human being.

Keh Blut, who spoke at this month’s Karen National Day event in Hobsons Bay, arrived in Australia seven years ago a� er being born and raised in a refugee camp.

He works at Werribee’s New Hope Foundation, supporting other migrants and refugees.

Mr Blut said that a� er Karen land was con� scated by Burmese authorities, thousands lacked medicine, shelter or security and � ed to � ailand as refugees.

“I was working as a community worker for 26 years,” he said. “I was working with internally displaced people who are hiding in the jungle.

“Political turmoil and civil war have been common to me since I was born.

“� e country is still ruled by the military dictatorship and there are many armed resistance ethnic groups still � ghting for their freedom and equality.”

Mr Blut said civil war between opposition groups and the military government had been ongoing since Burma gained independence in 1948. Its national day commemorates a peaceful demonstration by more than 400,000 Karen people who marched more than 1400 kilometres across Myanmar in 1948 seeking equal rights and justice.

� e Karen community is the largest group of new arrivals in Hobsons Bay.

Mr Blut said “Karen New Year Day” was celebrated around the world but could really only be a celebration for those free from fear.

“It is illegal to celebrate Karen National Day in Burma,” he said.

“Living in Australia, I started to taste the value of freedom and humanity, and regain my dignity as a human being. I can

live fearless under the Australian laws and regulations. I have the opportunity to learn higher education and work peacefully in this country. � anks Australians.” \

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kindred spiritsOne of Yarraville’s creative hubs will open its doors to the community on Saturday. From noon-4pm, the Kindred Studios’ free open day will include interactive, creative workshops for kids and grown-ups, music performances, tours and a photography shoot. Visitors to 212a Whitehall Street will be able to sample the new Kindred Café on the Park or take part in workshops on yoga, African dance, cabaret for kids and mask-making. There will be performances by the Broken Needles, Rachel by the Stream, Asanti Dance Theatre, Rebecca J & the Core, and Victoria University music students. ■ kindredstudios.com.au

seddOnThe Seddon Festival returns to the Charles/ Victoria Street hub from 10am-4pm this Saturday. Enjoy stalls, a kids’ zone, roving performers and family entertainment, including Rebecca Barnard, Billy Miller and the festival’s first international artists, comedy duo Perky and Fiddle from the Netherlands. ■ seddonmusic.com

ALtOnA FrAMedLet Bruce Hargrave’s watercolour exhibition remind you how natural and nautical Altona is. The All About Altona exhibition runs for three weeks in March at Altona’s Louis Joel Arts & Community Centre at 5 Sargood Street.■ March 8-30

CreAtiVe HUBSee migratory birds from Siberia on a “bird walk and talk” hosted by Hobsons Bay conservation rangers. Bird watchers can explore Altona Coastal Park and Kororoit Creek. Bring good walking shoes and binoculars. Meet and register at the Anglers Club, corner of Maddox Road and Grey Reserve Road, Williamstown. The event runs from 8.30-10.30am on Thursday, February 27. ■ Details: Libby Rigby, 9932 1000 or [email protected] \

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This block-fronted Victorian is a prime slice of Yarraville. It’s rich with hallmarks of yesteryear, while tasteful renovations grant it the modern

flavour it deserves. In a tree-lined cul-de-sac with right-of-way,

the house occupies a big portion of the rectangular block and uses every square inch to its advantage.

A leadlight entrance and hallway with elegant archways, dado walls and polished floorboards are a perfect introduction.

Nearby are two large bedrooms with rosettes. One of the bedrooms has a fireplace and both have high ceilings and hardwood-framed windows with timber venetians.

A door from the hallway to the family-meals area retains a zoned living aspect.

The family-meals area has a split-system,

ornate ceiling and fireplace, and incorporates a lovely timber kitchen with feature window, 2pac cabinetry, Chef freestanding cooker and a Blanco stainless-steel dishwasher.

A smartly designed rear section gives this home added appeal. In it are a galley-style laundry and a Victoriana bathroom with clawfoot bath, pedestal basin and large shower.

French doors link to the open, north-facing

deck, beyond which is a double garage with frontage to Francis Street.

There’s also a private gate to a narrow side pathway to the front yard.

The property, re-wired and re-stumped, is close to the city, bay beaches and Footscray and Yarraville shops. \

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Jas H Stephens Yarraville \ 9316 9000 Price \ $590,000 – $640,000 auction \ March 1 at 2pm

YARRAvILLE \ 7 StonE StREEt

939789003/70 Douglas Pde, Williamstownwww.williamstownproperty.com.au

Ross Cooper 0409 325 411Sarah Krizmanic 0405 525 748Trish Cooper 0413 303 332

Simone Taylor 9971 0107Kylie Doig 9971 0105

Brooke Davis 9971 0104Marie Ketchup 9971 0103

Photo ID Requried For All Inspections

Melton 8 Wallace SquareMelton 27 Unitt StreetOFFICE BUILDING RARING & READY.Investments like this newly built commercial property in centralMelton are very rare. Secured by a long term lease: 8 WallaceSquare property has a return of $30,000 pa plus GST & 27 UnittStreet has a return of $21,818 pa plus GST. Located in Melton’sCentral business district these newly constructed buildingsare the perfect investment for a Self Managed Super Fund or aproperty owner looking to increase their portfolio. Each Buildingcan be purchased separately or as 1 making a combined totalarea in excess of 400m2. Long term lease with secure tenants onboth properties.

Price $495,000 plus GST per propertyMelways 337 B8View By Appointment.Contact Ross Cooper

0409 325 411


Proportions, position and an emphasis on stylish indoor-outdoor living make this grand Newport residence shine.

A short stroll from Newport’s cafes, trains and schools, it also has Williamstown Beach and shopping precincts within a short drive.

Designed to offer an imposing street presence and equally impressive interior, the 35-square dwelling has nine principal rooms including a lounge room, dining room, study or fifth bedroom, vast family zone, well-appointed kitchen with island bench, mirrored splashbacks and stainless-steel appliances (underbench oven, gas cooktop, pull-out rangehood and dishwasher), and an upstairs retreat.

They complement the 11.8-metre x 4.8-metre covered outdoor room, courtyards and paved play areas.

The upper level includes a retreat, three double bedrooms with built-in wardrobes (front bedroom opens to balcony), toilet, chic bathroom and the main bedroom suite with tinted bow window, walk-in wardrobe, en suite and balcony access.

Ducted heating and cooling, timber venetians and polished floorboards are included.

The remote-controlled double garage has a rear rollerdoor that allows access for a third vehicle into the backyard. \

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Williams Real Estate, Williamstown \ 9397 2000 Price \ $960,000-plus Auction \ March 1 at 11.30am

NEWpORt \ 11 JAck StREEt

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9362 7999Shop D2 Central West Shopping67 AShley Street, BrAyBrook

DUAL FRONTAGES!!!- Front to Suffolk Street, West Footscray,- Back to Devonshire Street, West Footscray- Walking distance to shops, public transports,- Spacious formal lounge,- 4 bedrooms + 2 bedrooms in the bungalow,- Central bathroom and 2 separate toilets,- Adjoining meal/kitchen area,- Land size: 400m2 approximately,- Privately rented at $370/w.

169 SUFFOLk STREET WEST FOOTScRAy

AUcTiON: SATURDAy 8/MARch/14AT 1 PMPrice: $450,000-$490,000Inspect: Thursday 5:45-6:15 pm

Saturday 12:30-1:00 pmContact:Nam Huu Nguyen045 006 1169Susan Hoo0421 77 33 99

MARIBYRNONG305/32 LA SCALA AVENUE

Penthouse style contemporary apartment with enormous outdoor terrace perfect for entertaining at approx 110m2 in size. Features include master bedroom with ensuite plus second bathroom, secure car space, water and CBD views.

Auction Sat 8th March - 11.00amEPR $580,000 - $620,000Contact Trevor Gange 0418 533 522 Lucas Mills 0410 037 682Offi ce North Melbourne 9328 8388

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Contemporary and classy only begin to describe this renovated Victorian built in 1890.

The weatherboard’s period features, such as fretwork,

fireplaces and mantels, ornate cornices, high ceilings and polished floorboards, are combined with mod-cons like a split-system to keep everyone comfortable.

At the front are three bedrooms. Two have built-in wardrobes, while the main room has an en suite with tucked-away laundry.

The fully tiled bathroom has an indoor- outdoor feel with french doors leading to the backyard.

The bathroom has a claw-foot bath, large shower and toilet.

Entertaining will be a breeze with a large, open-plan living-dining room and modern kitchen with glossy white cupboards, black granite benchtops and Bosch stainless-steel appliances, including a 900mm freestanding cooker.

Two sets of french doors from the kitchen lead to a decked entertainment area.

Beyond are a shed, pond and established landscaped gardens.

The impressive property is close to Beaton and Anderson reserves, restaurants and cafes, childcare, shops and Yarraville railway station. \

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Jas Stephens Yarraville \ 9316 9000 Price \ $790,000 – $840,000 Auction \ March 15 at noon

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YARRAVILLE | 180 Stephen Street3 bed | 1 bath | 1 parking.......................................................

Auction Saturday 8thMarch@ 12:30pm.......................................................Viewing Saturday 1:30pm to 2:00pmTamie Byrom0439 006 681John Verduci 0411 660844.......................................................tre.com.au

Caroline Springs | 5 Sherdley Green3 bed | 2 bath | 2 parking.......................................................

Auction Saturday 29thMarch@ 12:00pm.......................................................Viewing Saturday 12:00pm to 12:30pmCatherine Cumming 0411344336Frank Forti 0419321816.......................................................tre.com.au

West Footscray | 3/7 Hatfield Court1 bed | 1 bath | 1 parking.......................................................

Auction Saturday 8thMarch@2:00pm.......................................................Viewing Saturday 11:00am to 11:30amTamie Byrom0439006681John Verduci 0411 660844.......................................................tre.com.au

Footscray | 25/20 French Street2 bed | 1 bath | 1 parking.......................................................

Private Sale $399,000.......................................................Viewing Saturday 10:30am - 11:00amTrung Duong 0421 170 719John Verduci 0411 660844.......................................................tre.com.au

Avondale Heights | 126 Riviera Road5 bed | 2 bath | 4 parking.......................................................

Private Sale $POA.......................................................Viewing By AppointmentTamie Byrom0439006681John Verduci 0411660844.......................................................tre.com.au

West Footscray | 39 Argyle Street2 bed | 1 bath | 1 parking.......................................................

Auction Saturday 29thMarch@ 11:00am.......................................................Viewing By AppointmentLinda Yang 0499 298 728John Verduci 0411 660844.......................................................tre.com.au

West Footscray | 40Hansen Street3 bed | 1 bath | 1 parking.......................................................

Auction Saturday 29thMarch@12:30pm.......................................................Viewing Saturday 12:00pm - 12:45pmCatherine Cumming 0411344336John Verduci 0411 660844.......................................................tre.com.au

Maribyrnong | 29 Allara Avenue4 bed | 2 bath | 1 parking.......................................................

Private Sale.......................................................Viewing By AppointmentTrung Duong 0421 170 719John Verduci 0411 660844.......................................................tre.com.au


104 Somerville Road Yarraville Ph 9316 9000

1/66 Douglas Parade Williamstown Ph 9393 1600www.jasstephens.com.au

30 CECIL STREET YARRAVILLESo Central, With Such Scope

Enjoy the position and pursue the possibilities offered by

this double fronted Edwardian in the heart of Yarraville,

close to Cruickshank Park.

D Generous living conveys classical comfort

D Separate, equally spacious central dining room

D Two bedrooms, previously updated bathroom

D Large kitchen remains completely serviceable

D Sun-room retreat leads to north rear garden

D Ideal option for renovation when ready, STCA

2 1____________________________________Auction Saturday 15th March at

1.30pm____________________________________Melways Ref 41 J8

Price Guide $500,000 - $550,000

Inspect Saturday 12:30 - 1:00pm

Sunday 11:15 - 11:45am

Contact Tate Moore 0421 731 706

Mark Hutcheson 0448 820 445

AUCTION SAT AT 2.00PM

7 STONE STREET YARRAVILLE’FAIR VIEW´

Period appeal and current day quality are beautifully

matched throughout this thoroughly renovated free

standing Victorian enjoying north facing rear aspects

D Central living/dining with heating/cooling

D Stylish solid timber and stainless steel kitchen

D Two bedrooms beneath high original ceilings

D Superb bathroom in designer black and white

D Sunny deck and low-maintenance landscaping

D Large secure double garage, rear right of way

2 1 1____________________________________Auction Saturday 1st March at

2.00pm____________________________________Melways Ref 41 K10

Price Guide $590,000 - $640,000

Inspect Saturday from 1.30pm

Contact George Alexander 0412 057 151

Alex Teeuwsen 0487 648 159


greghocking.com.auWilliamstown 8387 0000Yarraville 8387 0011

ELLY PARTNERSAUCTION Saturday 22 March

BER $490,000 - $530,000

INSPECT As advertised

CONTACT Kellie Grant 0406 536 440

Wayne Elly 0410 305 305

Modern Office/ShopModern Office/Shop located in a prime position within the bustling Spotswood Village precinct. Only 10 min from the CBD, walking distance to

Spotswood train station, schools and chic cafes.

Features include:

- Floor Area: 75m2 (Approx)

- Large office area with space for work shop

- Split System

- Kitchenette plus two toilets

- ROW Access. Off street parking for 2 cars

- Vacant posession

- Potential rental income $25,000+ p.a

Spotswood 78 Hudsons Road



ELLY PARTNERSEXPRESSIONS OF INTEREST Wednesday 5 March

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INSPECT Wednesday 5.45 - 6.15pm

Saturday 1.15 - 1.45pm

PPTY WEB 63victoriastreetwilliamstown.com.au

CONTACT Leigh Melbourne 0414 239 986

Wayne Elly 0410 305 305

A Refined, Renowned Family ResidenceBeautifully renovated so that elegant period origins are matched by spaces that are entirely relevant to a modern lifestyle, this landmark Victorian takes

family luxury to impressive levels throughout its substantial, sophisticated floor-plan. A formal sitting room re-configured to offer a state-of-the-art

home cinema experience is complemented by light filled living and dining areas, a generously proportioned kitchen and outdoor entertaining above the

private rear garden. Five bedroom flexibility confirms outstanding family credentials, featuring an upstairs main bedroom in a zone of its own

accompanied by walk in robes, spa bath/double shower ensuite, an engaging balcony, study/fifth bedroom and lounge. A sky lit family bathroom

downstairs makes a great contribution to home further enhanced by marble fire places, a basement pool that functions as a fabulous cellar, a 2.5 car

garage, with storage loft, and extra parking reached by rear right-of-way - on what may well be Victoria Street´s largest allotment, moments from the

swimming beach.

Williamstown 63 Victoria Street

LAND SIZE800SQM APPROX



ELLY PARTNERS

Updated And Full Of FeaturesThis three bedroom family home on approximately 658 m2 is located in one of Maidstone’s best streets. You will be impressed with the recent renovations, formal lounge

with gas log fire and split system, modern kitchen, central bathroom, large living area that flows out to your undercover deck area. Huge back garden with storage shed,

OSP to carport, central heating and cooling. The home has easy access to Highpoint shopping centre, public transport, schools and Dobson Reserve at the end of the

street. Whether you’re the keen investor, developer or you want a great family home this home is a must see, you won’t find a better opportunity.

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BER $500,000 - $550,000

INSPECT Saturday 10.45 - 11.15am

PPTY WEB 4bernardstreetmaidstone.com.au

CONTACT Mark de Brabander0406 536 447

Wayne Elly 0410 305 305

AUCTION Saturday 22 March Maidstone 4 Bernard Street

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BER $950,000 - $1,050,000

INSPECT Saturday 11.45 - 12.15pm

PPTY WEB 13brackengrovealtona.com.au

CONTACT Mark de Brabander0406 536 447

Wayne Elly 0410 305 305

AUCTION Saturday 15 March 11.30am

For Families, Nothing Could Be FinerLots of living space, an abundance of accommodation,

outdoor entertaining above a superb swimming pool - every

family advantage is offered by this substantial Edwardian. The

refinement of a formal lounge is matched by huge north facing

living/dining areas & a modern kitchen opening to expansive

under-cover decking, & inviting pool. Four bedrooms, including

a main bedroom with WIRs & ensuite, surround a central

bathroom & a separate study.

Altona 13 Bracken Grove

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PRICE $445,000

INSPECT Saturday 9.45 - 10.15am

PPTY WEB 154chambersroadaltonanorth.com.au

CONTACT Leigh Melbourne 0414 239 986

Wayne Elly 0410 305 305

FOR SALE

Entertaining ParadiseThis immaculate double front masterpiece offers 4 good size

bedrooms all with BIRs, dazzling bathroom with separate bath,

superior kitchen with stainless steel appliances including

dishwasher, open plan living, huge rear living zone, fantastic

under cover patio area ideal for entertaining all year round plus

undercover off street parking.

Altona North 154 Chambers Road


273 Hampshire RoadSunshine93117022

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17 Dalton Street SunshineWestMortgagee Auction!• 3 comfortable bedrooms, all with MBIR’s• Spacious lounge room • Neat kitchen adjoiningmeals area • Bright central bathroom• Carport & lock-up garage • Close to shops,schools & public transport

Features: polished floorboards, roller shutters,pergola area, concrete paving & garden shed

Auction Saturday 1stMarch at 12 noonInspect Saturday 11.30 - 12.00pmAgent David Falcone 0413 116 717MapRef 40 C3

6 Harley Street SunshineNorthSomething Really Special!• 4 generous sized bedrooms, 3 with BIR’s• Main bedroomwith full ensuite &WIR• Spacious sun-filled lounge room • Appealingkitchen (updated) with dishwasher • Meals area• Bright quality bathroomwith spa bath, 2 toilets• Steel garage • Land size approx 620m2• Brilliant location, close to shops, schools &public transport

Auction Saturday 29thMarch at 1pmInspect Saturday 1.45 - 2.15pmAgent David Falcone 0413 116 717MapRef 26 J8

12/12 Cranbourne Ave SunshineNorthA Smart Start Or Ideal Investment• 1 large bedroomwith B.I.R • Spacious loungeroom • Kitchen with meals area• Central bathroom, toilet and laundry

For SaleInspect Saturday 4.00 - 4.30pmAgent Fred (Fatih) Fanoscu 0419 384 097MapRef 26 G8

34Mernda Street SunshinePosition & Potential/Huge 1131m2Allotment• 3 spacious bedrooms • Comfortable loungeroomwith reverse cycle split system airconditioner • Neat kitchen • Separate diningroom • Sunroom • Bright central bathroom• Large brick garage • Development opportunity(STCA) • Brilliant location, walking distance toshops, shopping centre, schools, Sunshine trainstation & bus services

Auction Saturday 29thMarch at 11.30amInspect Saturday 10.15 - 10.45amAgent David Falcone 0413 116 717MapRef 40 F1

20McLennan StreetBraybrookUnlimited Potential/Large Allotment!• Large bedrooms • Sun-filled lounge room• Renovated kitchen adjoining meals area• Bright central bathroom • Steel garage• Land size approx 650m2 • Developmentopportunity (STCA) • Close to shops, schools &public transport

Features: floating floorboards, ducted heating,pergola area, bungalow & garden shed

Auction Saturday 22ndMarch at 2pmInspect Saturday 1.00 - 1.30pmAgent David Falcone 0413 116 717MapRef 27 B11

2 Ventura Court Taylors LakesCorner Block & Quality Build• 3 bedroomwith BIRs • Main bedroomwithensuite • Lounge room • Dining area with woodheater • Kitchen with meals area • Centralbathroomwith spa bath • Double garage withremote door

Features: wall-to-wall carpets, light fittings,window dressings, ducted heating, airconditioner, alarm and gas cooking appliances

Auction Saturday 15thMarch at 12 noonInspect Saturday 4.45 -5.15pmAgent Fred (Fatih) Fanoscu 0419 384 097MapRef 14 A1

6Mernda Street SunshineRenovated Beauty On Huge 940m2Allotment• 3 spacious bedrooms • L-shaped lounge roomwith air conditioner & gas heater • Recentlyrenovated 2 pak kitchen with dishwasher• Meals area • Sunroom overlooking backyard• Updated bathroom, 2 toilets • Carport & brickgarage • Development opportunity (STCA)• Brilliant location, walking distance to shops,shopping centre, schools, Sunshine train station& bus services

Auction Saturday 22ndMarch at 12 noonInspect Saturday 10.45 - 11.15amAgent David Falcone 0413 116 717MapRef 40 F1

37 Glinden AvenueArdeerFirst Home Or Investment Opportunity• 3 spacious bedrooms with BIR • L -shapelounge room • American oak timber kitchen withmeals area • Central bathroom • 1 bedroombungalow • Double garageFor SaleInspect Saturday 3.15 -3.45pmAgent Fred (Fatih) Fanoscu 0419 384 097MapRef 26 A9

14 Harley Street SunshineNorthBrick Veneer Beauty/Large Allotment!• 3 comfortable bedrooms, 2 with BIR’s• Spacious lounge roomwith air conditioner &gas heater • Neat kitchen adjoining meals area• Bright central bathroom • Double in-lengthgarage with remote door • Land size approx630m2 • Development potential, keeping theexisting front home (STCA) • Brilliant location,close to shops, schools & public transportFeatures: ducted heating, ducted cooling, rollershutters, huge pergola area & garden shed

Auction Saturday 15thMarch at 2pmInspect Saturday 2.30 - 3.00pmAgent David Falcone 0413 116 717MapRef 26 J8


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ID and contact details are required at all open for inspections bigginscott.com.auALTONA 9398 8400

AUCTION

THIS SATURDAY

WHAT COULD BE MORE CONVENIENT?!With Bayside College, Altona Gate, parks, Altona Gate Shopping Centre, parks, and Westgate Freeway entrance easily reached.

• Generous living and separate kitchen/dining areas reflect bright, beautifully preserve originality

• Three bedrooms lead to a modernized bathroom featuring a claw foot bath, and a separate laundry

• Porch, storage shed and single garage via side drive complement a rear garden of some 16m depth

ALTONA NORTH27 GINIFER AVENUE

AUCTION Saturday 1st March at 1:30pm

ESR $430,000 - $470,000

VIEW Thu 6:00-6:30 & Sat 1:00-1:30

CONTACT Jerry Kizer 0467 888 918Vince Caramia 0405 122 925

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AUCTION

THIS SATURDAY

DIMENSIONS THAT INSPIRE IDEASBehind the beautifully maintained spaces of this original three bedroom home, a garden allotment stretches out to reveal proportions that are loaded with potential. Moments’ walk from the Coastal Reserve and Seaholme station.

• Reverse cycle heating/cooling keeps the bright living room constantly comfortable

• Separate kitchen/meals offers a great view of the well tended garden’s impressive depth

SEAHOLME8 ACACIA STREET

AUCTION Saturday 1st March at 11:30am

ESR $850,000 - $900,000

VIEW Thu 6:00-6:30 & Sat 11:00-11:30

CONTACT Vince Caramia 0405 122 925Dean Caramia 0431 601 399

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MODERN APPROACH TO THE PERFECT POSITION!This impressively appointed modern townhouse makes the utmost of a sensational location, moments from The Circle’s great array of shops, cafes and services.

• Bright living/dining area features polished floors and access to sunny deck and private courtyard spaces

• Open-plan kitchen is complemented by stone bench-tops and stainless steel appliances including dish-washer

ALTONA NORTH2/20 THE BROADWAY

AUCTION Saturday 22nd March at 11:30am

ESR $430,000 - $470,000

VIEW Sat 3:00-3:30

CONTACT Dean Caramia 0431 601 399Vince Caramia 0405 122 925

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THE BEST BRAND NEW IDEAS This just finished three bedroom, two bathroom townhouse, enhanced by its own street frontage, is moments from The Circle shopping, schools, parks and recreation facilities.

• Generous living/dining opens to elegant low maintenance outdoor entertaining areas

• Caesar stone open plan kitchen includes stainless steel appliances and soft closing cabinetry

• Polished floorboards, separate laundry, powder room

ALTONA NORTH2/6 PRENTICE STREET

FORTHCOMING AUCTIONESR $550,000 - $590,000

VIEW Sat 10:00-10:30


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’HUGE’ IS THE ONLY WORD THAT WORKSA massive allotment surrounds this well conserved three bedroom home, creating endless opportunity. With Seaholme station, bike paths and the parkland of Cresser Reserve by the bay just moments away.

• Generous central living room and separate kitchen/meals areas remain entirely functional

• Three bedrooms and a modern bathroom complemented by a bungalow with its own bathroom

• Large outdoor entertaining area, lock up garage

SEAHOLME6 ACACIA STREET

AUCTION Saturday 15th March at 11:30am

ESR $800,000 - $850,000

VIEW Sat 12:30-1:00

CONTACT Vince Caramia 0405 122 925Dean Caramia 0431 601 399

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SCINTILLATING CONTEMPORARY STYLEFresh ideas are beautifully expressed throughout this two bedroom, two bathroom townhouse, close to Langshaw Reserve parkland and The Circle shopping.

• Light filled living and dining areas link effortlessly to a north facing courtyard with decked entertaining

• Gleaming stone surfaces and stainless steel appliances reflect the quality of the open plan kitchen

• Reverse cycle heating/cooling in every room, intercom/security system, automatic garage

ALTONA NORTH48A MARION STREET

AUCTION Saturday 15th March at 1:30pm

ESR $430,000 - $470,000

VIEW Sat 2:15-2:45


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IDEAL MODERN DIMENSIONSA beautiful example of two bedroom design, this inviting two bedroom home delivers single level spaces with a sense of style in a location served by several attractive parks.

• Living and dining areas featuring reverse cycle heating/cooling flowing out to an outdoor entertaining backdrop

• Stainless steel appliances and stylish storage distinguish the sparkling open plan kitchen

TARNEIT7 PAULO STREET

FOR SALEESR $260,000 - $275,000

VIEW Sat 11:00-11:30


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DESIGNED WITH A FAMILY FOCUS IN MINDThis inviting c2011 four bedroom two bathroom home responds beautifully to family requirements in a location which is well served by impressive contemporary facilities.

• Light filled formal living room leads to large family areas featuring a Caesar stone and stainless steel kitchen

• Elegant alfresco entertaining, landscaped garden areas, internally accessed automatic double garage

WYNDHAM VALE11 EDENVALE STREET

FOR SALEESR $360,000 - $375,000

VIEW Sat 10:00-10:30


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ID and contact details are required at all open for inspections bigginscott.com.auMARIBYRNONG 9317 5577

AUCTION Saturday 15th March at 1:00pm

ESR $540,000 - $580,000

VIEW Wed 5.30-6pm & Sat 12.45-1.15pm

CONTACT Amanda Basilone 0431 693 377Mark Basilone 0411 244 801

OFFICE 93 Rosamond Road, Maribyrnong 9317 5577

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DECEPTIVELY SPACIOUS TOWNHOUSE WITH COURTYARD APPEALCombining size, style and plenty of natural light this comfortable townhouse is situated in a highly sought after pocket of Maribyrnong. • Three good sized bedrooms • Spacious Kitchen with large pantry• Light filled meals area that flows through to an

internal courtyard• Front lounge area• Low maintenance backyard• Double lock up garage from the rear

MARIBYRNONG 52 WATERFORD AVENUE

FOR SALEESR $389,000

VIEW Sat 1.30-2pm

CONTACT Amanda Basilone 0431 693 377Mark Basilone 0411 244 801

OFFICE 93 Rosamond Road, Maribyrnong 9317 5577

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GROUND FLOOR BRILLIANCE WITH COURTYARD APPEALBoasting its own street frontage and own front entrance, this ground floor stylish apartment is the one you have been waiting for. • Two well-proportioned bedrooms with built in robes• Cosy, modern kitchen • Open plan living and meals area• Stylish bathroom and laundry• Sizeable courtyard • Two undercover car spaces

MARIBYRNONG 104/5 ORDNANCE RESERVE


Home buyers will be hard pressed to find a property in a more convenient spot than this one. J J Ginifer Reserve, childcare, St Leo the Great and Altona North primary schools and Bayside Secondary and St Pauls colleges are nearby, making it ideal for a family. And Altona Gate Shopping Centre is a short drive away, as is access to the West Gate Freeway. The interior of the brick-veneer is all original,

bar the bathroom which has been revamped. It has three bedrooms, two with built-in wardrobes; laundry with toilet; carpeted lounge room; and meals zone and kitchen. The interior has been well-maintained but awaits a modern touch to bring it up to date. There’s a single carport and garage and ample off-street parking. A large backyard is sure to be a hit with the kids. \

ALTONA NORTH \ 27 GiniFER AvEnUE

postcode

3025

Biggin & Scott Real Estate Altona \ 9398 8400 Price \ $430,000 – $470,000 Auction \ March 1 at 1.30pm

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Buyers looking for a new residence in a central location don’t need to worry about the stress of building with this unit. It has two bedrooms with built-in wardrobes; a bathroom with large shower; separate toilet; European laundry; an open-plan lounge-dining room; and kitchen with vinyl-wrap cabinetry, granite benchtops and wine rack. The five-star energy rated unit has Tasmanian oak floorboards,

downlights, ceiling fans, evaporative cooling and central heating. A sliding door from the living space leads to a courtyard with undercover entertainment area sporting a deck and a gas point for a barbecue. With a single garage, the property is in an ideal location with Den Dulk Reserve and Westona train station within walking distance, while Altona Gate shopping centre and Altona beach are a short drive away. Restaurants and childcare are also nearby. \

ALTONA \ 3/34 LinnEt StREEt

postcode

3018

Biggin Scott Real Estate Altona \ 9398 8400 Price \ $460,000 – $480,000 Private sale

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“Cloverly” - Circa 1887 & of Historical Significance• Double fronted slate roofed Victorian Italianate residence• Landsize: 20.11 x 50.29m (1011m2) approx.• Grand arched entrance hall• Large open plan living at rear• Entertainers kitchen with meals area• 4 double bedrooms with fire places• A true family sized backyard for entertaining

Williamstown 149 Melbourne Road A 4 B 1 C 4

Auction Saturday, 1 March 12:00 PM(unless sold prior)

Price Guide $1,500,000 PlusInspect Sat 11.30am-12.00pmOffice 1 Douglas Pde, Williamstown. 9391 9111Contact Dean Stanley 0403 372 922

Wayne Sweeney 0410 697 398

AUCTION THIS SATURDAY




The Biggest & Best family home available!• This stunning 66sq property is one for even the biggest of families!• 6 bedrooms with BIR’s (2 with ensuites), study & 3 separate living zones• Stunning kitchen - Smeg apps: 2 ovens, coffee machine, steamer, d/washer & stone benches• Basement car parking/workshop plus rear access to 5 car garage• Hydronic heating, ducted ref A/C, high ceilings & polished red mahogany floors• 3 phase power, 2 x 2500ltr water tanks & generous land size : 15.24m x 40.87m• Self contained studio above garage with 2 bedrooms, bathroom & living space

Williamstown 92 Bayview Street A 6 B 4 C 5 D

Auction Saturday, 22 March 2:00 PM(unless sold prior)

Price Guide $2,000,000 plusInspect Sat 3.00pm-3.30pm Sun 1.15pm-1.45pmOffice 1-3 Douglas Parade, Williamstown. 9399 9111Contact Ben Watson 0414 397 167

A Character filled Victorian Home with Absolute Water Frontage.• Land size: 15.24/15.08 x 71.12/68.78 (1054m2 approx.)• 6 Principle rooms exude timeless character• Grand entrance foyer with soaring high ceilings• Stunning Victorian architecture throughout will impress• Side drive through to huge north facing gardens• Renovate and extend to create something special STCA• Walk to the beach, train, parklands & local shops

Williamstown 11 Esplanade A 3 B 1 C 4

For SalePrice Guide $2,475,000Inspect Sat 2.15pm-2.45pmOffice 1 Douglas Pde, Williamstown. 9399 9111Contact Ben Watson 0414 397 167

Dean Stanley 0403 372 922




Period charm and character - only 18 years young!• Enjoy the good feel of this 20sq (approx) home -3 Bedrooms (all with BIRs) plus study• Open plan family room features solid timber kitchen & new appliances• High ceilings, gas ducted heating & split system A/C & fully lined attic• New carpet & blinds & freshly painted throughout• Modern family bathroom, laundry plus 2nd shower & toilet• Rear access to lock up garage• Fantastic location in a tree lined street, close to trains, shops & restaurants

Williamstown 25 Ann Street A 3 B 2 C 1 D

For SalePrice Guide $920,000-$970,000Inspect Sat 11.00am-11.30am Sun 11.00am-11.30amOffice 1-3 Douglas Parade, Williamstown. 9399 9111Contact Ben Watson 0414 397 167 Peter Fox 0418 119 911

Classic double front Victorian family home• Land 530sqm approx. with north facing rear garden• Spacious open plan living, kitchen with stone benches, glass s/backs & new apps• Formal lounge room with open fire place• 3 bedrooms feature BIR’s & reverse cycle split-systems• Stunning new bathroom with double shower and separate laundry• In-ground pool, spa bath & entertaining space, with built-in BBQ• Ample car access via side drive, walking distance to shops, train station & The Strand

Williamstown 16 Dalgarno Street A 3 B 1 C 3

Auction Saturday, 22 March 12:00 PM (unless sold prior)Price Guide $1,050,000-$1,150,000Inspect Sat 3.00pm-3.30pm Sun 12.30pm-1.00pmOffice 1-3 Douglas Parade, Williamstown. 9399 9111Contact Ben Watson 0414 397 167 Dean Stanley 0403 372 922


With a potential investment return of $500 a week, this townhouse is a winner for buyers looking for a portfolio addition. The house has two bedrooms upstairs, one with a built-in wardrobe and the main with walk-through robe into a bathroom with twin-basin vanity. A separate powder room is also upstairs. Downstairs is a laundry with toilet, lounge room, dining zone and kitchen with stone benchtops, ample

storage space and stainless-steel appliances, including dishwasher. Timber venetians, decorative tiles, downlights, a decked entertainment area, single garage with internal access and extra off-street parking space for one car are included. Spotswood train station, shops and cafes are a short stroll away. Buyers travelling into the city for work can do so with easy access to the West Gate Freeway. \

SPOTSWOOD \ 139 CRAig StREEt

postcode

3015

Sweeney Estate Agents Williamstown \ 9399 9111 Price \ $550,000 – $600,000 Auction \ March 15 at 11am

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This townhouse has plenty of allure thanks to award-winning builders and designers Stonehenge Group. It has three bedrooms, including the main downstairs, which has a walk-through wardrobe and en suite with twin-basin vanity, large shower and bath. The other bedrooms are upstairs and have built-in wardrobes. The bathroom has a large shower. An open-plan lounge-dining room

and kitchen with walk-in pantry, stone benchtops, glass splashback and stainless-steel appliances make this house ideal for entertaining. Other features include polished floorboards, cathedral ceilings, skylights, a gas-log fire, air-conditioning, ducted vacuum and plantation shutters. JT Gray Reserve, Williamstown Beach, North Williamstown train station, restaurants and shops are nearby. \

WILLIAMSTOWN \ 4 SUnSEt DRivE

postcode

3016

Sweeney Estate Agents Williamstown \ 9399 9111 Price \ $825,000 Private sale

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Centrally located with two separate living areas• Family room with adjacent bedroom & bathroom.• Garage is tiled & lined, suitable for hobbies.• Spacious & stylish kitchen with black stone bench.• Dining area & living room with split system cooler.• Family room opens to pergola & backyard.• Central to local schools, shops and amenities.

Altona 149 Victoria StreetA 3 B 2 C 2

Private Sale $390,000-$425,000Inspect Sat 12-12:30pmOffice 54 Pier Street, Altona.

9398 3799Contact Paul Lindemann 0418 336 025

Julie Burt 0410 553 517

Quality built home in immaculate condition• Impressive & with many added extras• A versatile floor plan offering 3 separate living areas.• Fully equipped theatre room.• Master bedroom offers split level feature.• Open plan modern kitchen incl. stone benchtops.• Stunning built in alfresco incl. mains gas bbq.

Point Cook 24 Juniper AvenueA 4 B 2 C 2

Private Sale $570,000-$610,000Inspect Sat 12-12:30pmOffice 5, 73 Point Cook Rd, Point Cook.

9360 9355Contact Jodie Lindemann 0425 850 606

Paul Lindemann 0418 336 025

Superbly maintained & presented with style & flair• Entertain from this modern kitchen & dining area.• Theatre room with custom built cabinetry.• Spacious 3 bedroom home plus study.• Separate formal lounge. Floating floorboards.• Double garage: internal access & rear roller door.• Easy walk to Seabrook Primary & easy fwy access.

SEABROOK 129 Seabrook BoulevardA 3 B 2 C 2 D

Private Sale $485,000-$515,000Inspect Sat 11-11:30amOffice 5, 73 Point Cook Rd, Point Cook.

9360 9355Contact Jodie Lindemann 0425 850 606

Julie Burt 0410 553 517

Take a stroll to the beach• Well proportioned to suit a growing family• Front light filled living & dining rooms• Rumpus room has access to the garden• Kitchen has enough room for a great update• Two laundries, two bathrooms & powder room• Walk to train station, schools and shops

Altona 15 Akuna StreetA 4 B 2 C 2

Private Sale $598,000-$655,000Inspect Sat 12-12:30pmOffice 54 Pier Street, Altona.

9398 3799Contact Julie Burt 0410 553 517

Barry Seignior 0425 850 607

An Exceptional Home in a “Garden Wonderland”• Ideal Altona Green location• Three bedrooms, master with ensuite• Large formal lounge, dining, family area• Garage with rear roller door• Established gardens• Walking distance to school, transport

Altona Meadows 30 Hoddle WayA 3 B 2 C 1

Private Sale $440,000-$460,000Inspect Sat By AppointmentOffice 54 Pier Street, Altona.

9398 3799Contact Barry Seignior 0425 850 607

Julie Burt 0410 553 517

Stunning design & layout - ideal for entertaining• Spacious open plan area opens to decked alfresco.• Hostess kitchen with a large walk-in pantry.• Downstairs master bedroom with WIR & ensuite.• Two double bedrooms upstairs with BIRS.• Heating, cooling, alarm & blackbutt flooring.• One of two side by side - no common ground.

Altona North 32A Macdonald AvenueA 3 B 2 C 1

Auction Sat 22nd March at 11amPrice $550,000-$580,000Inspect Sat 1-1:30pmOffice 54 Pier Street, Altona.

9398 3799Contact Paul Lindemann 0418 336 025

NEW LISTING

Buy or Invest in One or Both Units in a Vibrant Seaside Suburb• Ideally located opposite park then foreshore• Both are two bedroom units• Spacious lounge and meals• Central kitchen – ideal for entertaining• Single garage with roller door• Private courtyards

Altona 1&2/229 Queen Street A 2 B 1 C 1

Auction Saturday 15th March at 11amPrice AuctionInspect Sat 11-11:30amOffice 54 Pier Street, Altona. 9398 3799Contact Barry Seignior 0425 850 607 Julie Burt 0410 553 517




When Size is Needed. This Well ProportionedTownhouse Handy to all Amenities• Polished floor wide entry• 4 generous bedrooms all BIR,1 downstairs• Large entertainers kitchen with quality appliances• Living area opening to rear garden• 2 bathrooms 1 up 1 down with quality finishes• large garage opening to rear

Maidstone 26 Baird Street A 4 B 2 C 1Auction Saturday 15th March 12.00pmPrice Guide $490,000-$530,000Inspect Saturday 10.30-11.00Office 320 Barkly Street, Footscray.

9689 8388Contact Simon Eighteen 0411 472 608

Terry Cooper 0411 852 508

Affordably Priced Two Bedroom Unit Set onThe Third Floor of This Most Attractive BoutiqueApartment Complex• Situated at the foot of The Docklands• Master bedroom with semi - ensuite• Spacious living area & adjacent kitchen• Central bathroom with laundry facilities• Rear balcony/landing area, with westerly views

Footscray 16/8-18 Whitehall Street A 2 B 1 C 1Auction Saturday 15th March 11.00Price Guide $295,000-$315,000Inspect Saturday 10.30-11.00Office 33 Anderson Street, Yarraville.

9687 8388Contact Dean Johnson 0414 397 163

Wayne Rogers 0411 854 094

In One of Our Most Solid, Highly SoughtDevelopments In Footscray’s CBD• An airy strata-titled apartment, with u/cover• Car park as accessory unit title• Brilliant, bright, light filled – great ambience• 1st floor, good security & outlook, optimum fp• Wonderfully presented, bathrooms is• Non ensuite! & updated kitchen

Footscray 2/51 Stirling Street A 1 B 1 C 1Auction Saturday 15th March 11.00Price Guide $270,000-$295,000Inspect Saturday 11.30-12.00Office 320 Barkly Street, Footscray.

9689 8388Contact Terry Cooper 0411 852 508

Simon Eighteen 0411 472 608

A Striking Block Front Bijou Victorian Residencewith Exceptional ROW Access• In CBD Footscray this is a set & forget proposition• Occupying comfortable land holding of 7 23.6m• Garden entry to decorative & original verandah• High ceiling hallway to 2/3 bedrooms• Updated kitchen/bathroom & WC, sep laundry• Rear decking offers city glimpses

Footscray 67 Hyde Street A 3 B 1 C 1Auction Saturday 15th March 1.00pmPrice Guide $500,000-$525,000Inspect Saturday 10.00-10.30Office 320 Barkly Steet, Footscray.

9689 8388Contact Darren Dean 0438 550 055


Elegant, Exclusive & Neat• European style kitchen with stainless steel appls• Courtyard through bi-fold doors from all rooms• Two main bedrooms (incorporating robes)• Spilt system heating/cooling• Lock-up garage connected to the property• Just minutes walk to vibrant Footscray Village

Footscray 1/51 Napier Street A 2 B 1 C 1Auction Saturday 22nd March 11.00Price Guide $330,000-$360,000Inspect Saturday 11.45-12.15Office 320 Barkly Street, Footscray.

9689 8388Contact Lee Marks 0400 997 755

Darren Dean 0438 550 055

The Epitome of the Urbane Life Style Availablewith this Oh - So - Convenient TownHome• Totally - Freestanding - Own piece of paradise• No owners corp - private northerly piazza• Immediately aesthetically pleasing upon entry• brilliant floorplan utilising every square cm of space• Lovely open plan kitchen dining living opening tocourtyard

Seddon 3 Henry Street A 2 B 2 C 1 D

Auction Saturday 22nd March 1.00pmPrice Guide $520,000-$570,000Inspect Saturday 12.15-12.45Office 320 Barkly Street, Footscray.

9689 8388Contact Terry Cooper 0411 852 508



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Private SaleInspect: Inspection By AppointmentPrice: $530,000Mel Ref: 27 D3

avondale HeigHts 20 intervale drive

ComFortAbLe AnD ConvenientExcellent opportunity to secure a 3 bedroom family home in ideallocation. Features include polished timber floors, comfortablelounge, ensuite and WIR in main bedroom, kitchen with gas hotplates, dining, ducted heating and ducted cooling and superbalfresco area adjacent to dining area plus large carport. Ideallysituated with easy access to bus, school and Milleara ShoppingCentre.

Private SaleInspect: Inspection By AppointmentPrice: $560,000Mel Ref: 41 K1

Footscray 11 maddox Street

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REFURBISHED CALIFORNAN BUNGALOWConveniently located Californian Bungalow in a quiet street yet aclose distance to transports, Victoria University, schools, MaribyrnongAquatic, Highpoint Shopping centre and much more. This lowmaintenance home comprises of 3 bedrooms (3rd study) which arecomplemented with polished floor, spacious lounge, kitchen/diningplus the convenience of a side drive way.

Footscray 3/30 Pickett street

New Complex – Added TAx AdvANTAgesSecure this fabulous opportunity to gain future capital growth. Studioapartment means low maintenance, therefore suited for today’sbusy lifestyle. Conveniently located walking distance to transport,shops, markets, Restaurants and the multi-million dollar transportredevelopment precinct. Don’t miss out on this great opportunity.

Act now to avoid disappointment.

AUCTION 1 March at 11amInspect: Sat 11.15 - 11.45amPrice: $160,000 to $175,000Mel Ref: 42 B5

Private SaleInspect: Inspection by appointmentPrice: $3.95mMel Ref: 42 D3

Footscray 1-12/13 NicholsoN street

THE WHOLE GLORIOUS BLOCKA magnificent block of apartments diligently built with workmanshipand finish of yester-years. This block is superbly located oppositeFootscray Park (Flemington Racecourse), Victoria University andeveryday conveniences. The block comprises of 12 apartments.11 x 2 br plus 1 x 1 br. All enjoy a separate kitchen, lounge, balconyand carport

AUCTION 1 March at 12.30pmInspect: Sat 12.00 - 12.30pmPrice: $250,000 - $270,000Mel Ref: 41 H6

Kingsville 7/361 GeelonG Road

For the investor or home buyerOpportunity to reinvent this spacious upper floor apartment toa modern living standard. Whether you’re starting out your lifeindependently or looking to invest this will surely suit your budget.

Located in a small complex, it comprises of two bedrooms, largeliving room, separate kitchen with ample meals area plus a handycarport.

AUCTION 15 March at 11amInspect: Sat 1.00 - 1.30pmPrice: $285,000 to $305,000Mel Ref: 41 J3

Footscray 4/101 Summerhill rd

A FResH sTART ANd soUNd INvesTmeNTIn a complex of only 8 this property offers buyers a great start as asolid investment or potential first home. This ground floor apartment iscomplimented by an open plan living, dining & kitchen area leadingto a central bathroom & 2 well sized bedrooms, both with BIR’s. Addto this a separate laundry, semi courtyard & car space. Close toshops, schools, West Footscray train station & public transport.


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“THE WHITEHOUSE”This beautiful terrace is set in one of Williamstown’s finest streets. Withinwalking distance of all Williamstown has to offer, including Nelson Place cafes& restaurants, the beach, train station, schools & The Strand waterfront.Natural light streams into the open plan kitchen, dining & living space throughan internal courtyard & bi-fold doors.The rear yard is decked, making it perfect for entertaining while lusciousgardens surround it, making it a relaxing retreat. Right-of-way access at rearoffers potential for a car to be parked off the street. Featuring lovely polishedtimber floors, ducted heating & split system cooling.In conjunction with Ian Reid's Vendor Advocacy Australia.

Auction Saturday 22 March at 1.30

MELWAYS 56 E10

inSpEct Saturday 1 March - 11.30 - 12.00Sunday 2 March - 12.15 - 12.45

EnQuiRY $750 - $795,000

contAct Lauren Montebello 0411 648 [email protected]

Williamstown 27A Ann Street

3 1 row

NEW LISTING

LIFESTYLE, LUXURY & LOCATIONThe wow factor hits as soon as you pass through the secure gate & doubledoor entry. So much attention has been paid to the finer details of addressingall the family needs in absolute style.No less than three generous living areas set the tone in this classy renovationleaving you nothing to do but spread out & enjoy.Abundant features include quality bamboo flooring, cook’s kitchen withbutler’s pantry, sumptuous bathrooms, heating & cooling throughout,entertaining deck & grassy yard. Across from expanses of parkland & a kidsplayground & so close to access the beach, station, schools & shops.A must see for families with a happy future in mind!


MELWAYS 55 H7


EnQuiRY $800 - $850,000

contAct Rosemary Jamonts 0405 535 [email protected]

Williamstown 2 Inglis Street

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If it’s buying, selling or renting... We have the market covered! For Auction or Sale NowForthcoming Auctions9 Joel Avenue ALTONA NORTH $490 - $530,000 Sat 1 Mar - 12.30 - 1.00 Sun 2 Mar - 10.45 - 11.15

17 Richard Street WILLIAMSTOWN $790 - $850,000 Sat 1 Mar - 12.30 - 1.00 Sun 2 Mar - 10.45 - 11.15

8 Courtis Street WILLIAMSTOWN $660 - $710,000 Sat 1 Mar - 2.15 - 2.45 Sun 2 Mar - 11.30 - 12.00

65 Hannan Street WILLIAMSTOWN $1,400,000 + Sat 1 Mar - 10.15 - 10.45 Sun 2 Mar - 1.00 - 1.30

325 Melbourne Road NEWPORT $1.3m - $1.4m Sat 1 Mar - 9.45 - 10.15 Michael Harvey 0425 737 672

14/1 Johnston Street NEWPORT $650 - $690,000 SPACIOUS RETREAT WITH A DOUBLE GARAGE Lauren Montebello 0411 648 509

77 Bayview Street WILLIAMSTOWN $1.3m - $1.35m ARCHITECTICALLY DESIGNED FREESTANDING HOME Michael Harvey 0425 737 672

For Auction or Sale NowAuctions - This Saturday 1 March6 Albert Street WILLIAMSTOWN $680 - $720,000 A BEAUTIFUL HOME Sat 1 Mar - 10.00 for 10.3011 Jack Street NEWPORT $960,000 + Wed 26 Feb - 6.00 - 6.30 Sat 1 Mar - 11.00 for 11.3082Wilkins Street NEWPORT $760 - $790,000 Wed 26 Feb - 5.15 - 5.45 Sat 1 Mar - 12.00 for 12.3013 Douch Street WILLIAMSTOWN $600 - $650,000 BUILD YOUR DREAM - VACANT LAND Sat 1 Mar - 1.00 for 1.3016 The Broadway ALTONA NORTH $770 - $820,000 A MAGNIFICENT ALLOTMENT Sat 1 Mar - 2.00 for 2.3033 Rymill Court ALTONA NORTH $550 - $600,000 Thur 27 Feb - 5.15 - 5.45 Sat 1 Mar - 3.00 for 3.30343A Douglas Parade NEWPORT $755,000 SOLD BEFORE AUCTION Nathan Smith 0400 843 33162 Margaret Street NEWPORT $575,000 SOLD BEFORE AUCTION Lauren Montebello 0411 648 5092/63 May Avenue ALTONAMEADOWS $338,500 SOLD BEFORE AUCTION Daniella Cidoni 0403 380 262

Auctions - Saturday 8 March77 Cole Street WILLIAMSTOWN Undisclosed SOLD BEFORE AUCTION Daniella Cidoni 0403 380 26210 Clark Street WILLIAMSTOWN $1.1m - $1.2m Sat 1 Mar - 1.30 - 2.00 Sun 2 Mar - 12.15 - 12.458 Park Crescent WILLIAMSTOWN $480 - $520,000 Sat 1 Mar - 1.15 - 1.45 Sun 2 Mar - 11.45 - 12.15

Auctions - Saturday 15 March98 Ballarat Street YARRAVILLE $820 - $890,000 Sat 1 Mar - 1.45 - 2.15 Sun 2 Mar - 11.00 - 11.3011 Melbourne Road WILLIAMSTOWN $850 - $900,000 Sat 1 Mar - 9.15 - 9.45 Sun 2 Mar - 12.30 - 1.002 Inglis Street WILLIAMSTOWN $800 - $850,000 Sat 1 Mar - 12.30 - 1.00 Sun 2 Mar - 12.30 - 1.0027 Peel Street NEWPORT $1.25m - $1.3m Sat 1 Mar - 2.45 - 3.15 Sun 2 Mar - 11.45 - 12.15

Auctions - Saturday 22 March98A John Street WILLIAMSTOWN $670 - $710,000 Sat 1 Mar - 10.00 - 10.30 Sun 2 Mar - 1.15 - 1.453 & 4/77 Hansen Street ALTONA NORTH Contact Agent Sat 1 Mar - 1.15 - 1.45 Sun 2 Mar - 10.00 - 10.3058 Third Avenue ALTONA NORTH $500 - $550,000 EXPAND YOUR HORIZONS Rosemary Jamonts 0405 535 43427A Ann Street WILLIAMSTOWN $750 - $795,000 Sat 1 Mar - 11.30 - 12.00 Sun 2 Mar - 12.15 - 12.451/42-44 Verdon Street WILLIAMSTOWN $340 - $360,000 SET YOURSELF UP Rosemary Jamonts 0405 535 434

Private Sales151 Nelson Place WILLIAMSTOWN $1,600,000 COMMERCIAL/RESIDENTIAL DELIGHT Katie Smith 0425 737 673

3/2B John Street WILLIAMSTOWN Contact Agent THE GOOD LIFE Rosemary Jamonts 0405 535 434

3/59 Aitken Street WILLIAMSTOWN Contact Agent Sat 1 Mar - 11.00 - 11.30 Sun 2 Mar - 10.00 - 10.30

71 Merrett Drive WILLIAMSTOWN $830,000 Sat 1 Mar - 4.15 - 4.45 Lauren Montebello 0411 648 509

31 Crawford Street NEWPORT $875,000 Sat 1 Mar - 10.30 - 11.00 Nathan Smith 0400 843 331

33 Crawford Street NEWPORT $895,000 Sat 1 Mar - 10.45 - 11.15 Sun 2 Mar - 11.30 - 12.00

31A Rosshire Road NEWPORT $525,000 Sat 1 Mar - 10.00 - 10.30 Sun 2 Mar - 1.00 - 1.30

2/200A Douglas Parade NEWPORT $790 - $850,000 A WONDERFUL BAYSIDE HOME Nathan Smith 0400 843 331

1/3 Thorpe Street NEWPORT $795,000 A WONDERFUL FAMILY HOME Nathan Smith 0400 843 331

30 Blenheim Road NEWPORT $730,000 LAND, LAND, LAND Rosemary Jamonts 0405 535 434

1A Douglas Street ALTONA NORTH $440 - $480,000 DESIGNER TOWNHOUSE LIVING Nathan Smith 0400 843 331



EPITOME OF SOUTH WILLIAMSTOWN LIVINGThis enchanting façade shouts welcome!

Renovated large family home, retaining many periodfeatures with a blend of modern conveniences.

Cleverly designed to incorporate natural light and openplan living with options to zone off when required.

A truly magnificent property on a huge, leafy allotmentof approximately 658sqm.

Stroll to the beach, train station, schools and shops.

Add this to your list of homes to see!

AuctionSaturday 29 March at 3.30

MELWAYS55 K9

inSpEctSaturday 1 March - 10.15 - 10.45Sunday 2 March - 1.00 - 1.30

EnQuiRY$1,400,000 +

contActKatie Smith 0425 737 [email protected] Harvey 0425 737 [email protected]

Williamstown65 Hannan Street

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NEW LISTING



STUNNING FAMILY LIVINGMagnificently designed & renovated Californian Bungalow, perfectlypositioned in one of Newport’s finest streets, footsteps to The Strand &close to schools, shops, parks & the CBD. Comprises 4 large bedrooms (3with BIRs & master with ensuite & WIR), open plan living/kitchen/dining withoutlook to decked Alfresco area & backyard. Second living area with openfireplace, study, separate laundry & central bathroom with floor to ceilingtiles, frameless shower screen & freestanding bath. Features include: wideentrance hallway, high ceilings, hardwood boards, Caesarstone benchtops,breakfast bar, walk-in pantry, stainless steel appliances, heating, cooling &off-street parking for 2 cars (including 1 carport). Inspection will delight!


MELWAYS 56 A5


EnQuiRY $1,250,000 - $1,300,000

contAct Katie Smith 0425 737 [email protected]

Newport 27 Peel Street

4 2 2

FOOTSTEPS TO YARRAVILLE VILLAGERare opportunity to secure a large sought-after corner allotment of 460sqm(approx.) in the heart of Yarraville. Footsteps to Yarraville Village cafes, shops,bars, restaurants, The Sun Theatre, train station, bus top + quick & easyaccess to the CBD. Perfect for the astute developer or provides a wonderfulopportunity to be lovingly restored to a beautiful family home (STCA). Boastsdual driveway access from both Ballarat & Norfolk St for up to 5 cars (1garaged & 2 carport). Comprises 3 bedrooms (2 with BIRs), open plan kitchen& dining, large living room, separate laundry, central bathroom, separatetoilet & large low maintenance front & backyards. Features: ducted heating,evaporative cooling, hardwood boards, large cellar & garden shed.


MELWAYS 42 A10


EnQuiRY $820 - $890,000

contAct Sam Wilson 0404 865 [email protected]

Yarraville 98 Ballarat Street

3 1 5

NEW LISTING

THIS IS THE ONEEnjoy the stunning lifestyle on offer, which lies just at the end of the street.The potential is only limited by your imagination with this tidy, well-maintainedand spacious brick home.Live in as is, renovate or re-develop (STCA).The generous frontage is not common in the area and allows loads of scopefor future improvement.Strolling distance to most amenities including Williamstown shopping centre,The Strand waterfront & Nelson Place historic precinct.An opportunity to secure a prized and highly sought-after piece of real estate.Too rare to pass up.


MELWAYS 56 D8


EnQuiRY $1,100,000 - $1,200,000

contAct Michael Harvey 0425 737 [email protected]

Williamstown 10 Clark Street

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Saturday 8th March 12:00PMINSPECT Sat 11:15am - 11:45am Photo ID requiredMELWAYS 208 J2CONTACT John Yacoub 0401 922 222 Michael Yacoub 0409 522 22203 9315 8000

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You’ll be living in the thick of things with Douglas Parade’s shops, cafes and restaurants on the doorstep of this Newport property. The Yarra River and Strand foreshore are also close by, as is Newport train station. And commuting into the city will be easy with the West Gate Freeway a short drive away. The townhouse has plenty of space to entertain downstairs, while up top is predominantly for

sleeping. There’s a carpeted lounge room downstairs, along with family-meals zone; kitchen with stone benchtops and stainless-steel appliances; a powder room and laundry. Up top are three bedrooms with built-in wardrobes; the main room also has an en suite and private balcony. And there’s a bathroom up here. Features are split-systems, ducted heating and vacuum, polished floorboards and an under-stair storage space. Out the back are a decked entertainment area, raised garden beds and remote-controlled double garage with access via a back laneway. \

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CENTURY 21 GUNN & CO.PH: 9397 555549 Fergusson Street, Williamstowncentury21.com.au/williamstown Gunn & co.

SMARTER. BOLDER. FASTER.

Priceless Position.WilliamstoWn 12 Victoria street,Offering two street frontages & approx 977M2 of landthis original 1950’s home offers amazing developmentpotential or one of the best building allotments offeredin the past decade for your new house site. This hugeallotment is sure to generate substantial interest fromthose looking to build their dream home, or multi unit/townhouse development. S.T.C.A. Only a stones throwto the stunning Williamstown beach. You will enjoy yearsto come in this most convenient location, in arguablyWilliamstowns most highly regarded tree-lined streets.

PRiCE$2,200,000 - $2,400,000auCtionSaturday 15th March at1.30pmViEWSaturday 10.15 - 10.45amagEntAnthony Gunn 0409 377 449

4 A 2 B 5 C

Auction

Executors Auction.AltonA north 38 Ararat StreetRARE, LARGE BLOCK OF LAND 15.24m X 38.02m =579sqm. Offering either a renovating opportunity, newhome site or Town House development site S.T.C.A. This3 bedroom home offers exciting potential to renovate intoa lovely family home With side car access and a fantasticlarge shed to the rear. Close to the circle shopping centreand Newport lakes this is a wonderful blank canvassopportunity.

PrICE$500,000 - $525,000AuCtIonSaturday 8th March at 1:30pmVIEWSaturday 11.00 - 11.30amAgEntAnthony Gunn 0409 377 449

3 A 1 B 4 C

Auction

Period Home with scope to extendNewport 33 peel StreetThis fully restored period home is centrally locatedopposite to parkland’s & a short stroll to public transportincluding Newport Train station. This home allows hugescope for extending out or up whilst being perfectlyliveable as is. Accommodation comprises: Lounge withheating/cooling, kitchen with adjacent meals area 2 largeBRs B.I.R.’s, new bathroom & enclosed large Alfresco.

prICe$700,000 - $750,000AuCtIoNSaturday 8th March 11.30amVIewSaturday 12.30 - 1.00pmAgeNtAnthony Gunn 0409 377 449

2 A 1 B 2 C

Auction

Stunning DesignNewport 1/30 Clyde StreetQuality living at its finest, this beautifully designed townhouse is only a short distance to Mason St shoppingstrip, Newport Lakes & Newport Train Station. Thisproperty presents beautifully & caters for the modernday lifestyle. Light & bright with 4 bedrooms, master& ensuite being on the ground floor, 2 bathrooms pluspowder room. The kitchen & bathrooms are superblyfinished off with quality fittings & fixtures throughoutincluding stone bench tops to the kitchen, SS appliancesand dishwasher.

prICe$680,000 - $740,000AuCtIoNSaturday 8th March at 3.30pmVIewBy AppointmentAgeNtAnthony Gunn 0409 377 449

4 A 2 B 2 C

Auction


CENTURY 21 GUNN & CO.PH: 9397 555549 Fergusson Street, Williamstowncentury21.com.au/williamstown Gunn & co.

SMARTER. BOLDER. FASTER.

Stunning Warehouse conversion.Newport 93 Franklin StreetPerfectly positioned, within minutes from the NewportStation & shopping, this well designed warehouseis maintenance free with an East facing balcony tocompliment its large upper living area.Parking is great with an end on end double garage. Thelarge entry leads to a downstairs bedroom & bathroom.The upstairs features the main bedroom, bathroom,modern kitchen & large living/Meals room. For modernliving this property ticks the boxes.

prICe$560,000 - $580,000AuCtIoNSaturday 29th March at11.30amVIewSaturday 11.00 - 11.30amAgeNtKevin Gunn 0418 997 914

2 A 2 B 2 C

Auction

California DreamingNewport 32 Jack StreetIn one of the more desirable locations of Newport thishome is ready & waiting for its next owner to add theirpersonal touch. Enjoy the close proximity of local shops,cafes, schools & Newport Lakes. Property comprises 3bedrooms including huge master, living room with gasfireplace, large kitchen, main bathroom, generous rearyard & LUG. Save time & money by making use of theexisting plans in place for complete renovation withextension to further enhance this enticing Californiabungalow.

prICe$530,000 - $560,000AuCtIoNSaturday 22nd March at11.30amVIewSaturday 12.00 - 12.30pmAgeNtRicky Peacock 0407 770 451

3 A 1 B 1 C

Auction

Immaculate Low Maintenance LivingSpotSwood 3/7 Kernot StreetLooking for a great investment opportunity, or a stylishyet affordable unit with a fantastic low maintenancelifestyle? This property certainly offers these attributesand is only a hop, step and a jump to the C.B.D.Property comprises: Large open plan lounge/dining andmodern kitchen, (Euro Laundry included) Bathroom withW.C.2 generous bedrooms (master with B.I.Rs), singlecarport and rear court yard all close to shopping, publictransport, schools and parkland.

pRICE$350,000 - $380,000AuCtIonSaturday 22nd March at3.30pmVIEwSaturday at 1.15 - 1.45pmAgEntAnthony Gunn 0409 377 449

2 A 1 B 1 C

Auction

More of the BestSpotSwood 13 Andrews StreetProgressive design, matched by state of the Art fittings& design features, define this light filled contemporaryhome. The location is an additional bonus with a quickwalk to Spotswood Station, easy access to the Westgate.Property comprises open-plan kitchen, equipped withSMEG S/S appliances, Ceaser stone bench tops, 3 verygenerous bedrooms with WIR’s, master with a beautifulEn-suite, fully tiled & impeccably appointed centralbathroom & downstairs Study/Home Office or occasional4th bedroom.

pRICE$790,000 - $835,000AuCtIonSaturday 22nd March at2.00pmVIEwSaturday 11.45 - 12.15pmAgEntKevin Gunn 0418 997 914

3 A 3 B 2 C

Auction


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● Qualified Licenced concretor● Free quotes all areas

Call Dasha0414 284 562G6668049

Electrical Services

Any type of Electrical Work Ceiling FansTV & Ph points, lights, power points, safety switches etc.

No job too small. FREE SMOKE ALARM. 10% Pensioner discount.John at Kerrie Electrics on 9337 4732/ 9744 2478 / 0418 582 656

Rec 1944

A 1 AbsoluteA Grade Electrician

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FREE QUOTES 24 HOUR SERVICEPensioners Discounts-All Electrical Services

� Domestic � Commercial � Industrial � Alarms � Appliances � Automation

PH: 0419 542 368 or 9369 7831

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DC GILBERT ELECTRICSDomestic & Industrial Installations & Repairs

Rewires, Stoves, HWS, New Houses, Units,Split System Installations

For FREEQUOTES Phone Dean Gilbert9398 5005 0418 546 808(Rec 9692)

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Domestic, Commercial, Industrial - Rewires a specialty• Fault Repairs • LED Lighting • Renovations • Switch Boards • Stove & Oven Repairs • Down Lights • Fans • Power Points

• Digital Antennas & TV Points Free Quotes - Pensioner DiscountsScott 0423 745 993 or 9399 3024 rec 21164

Electrical Services

9742 3677 David Millington 0412 103 980

� Switch Boards� Safety Switches � Wiring Checks� LED Lighting

� Power Points� Phone/Data Points� TV Points� Hot Water Repairs

� Lights � Rewires � Garages � Fans

For All Your Electric Needs REC 6487

MILLINGTON ELECTRICS

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MP & A Electrics rec 21334All types of Domestic, Commercial & Industrial Work.• Emergency & exit light testing & repairs• Inspecting & testing of fi re alarms• Testing & tagging of electrical itemsPhone Mark 0418 324 872 [email protected]

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Scott: 0409 705 612Tim: 0411 795 300 Rec 15872

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Excavations and Earth Moving

A Bobcat & Tipper Hire• Site Cleaning • Rubbish Removal

• Driveway Digouts • Post & Stump Holes• Concrete Removal • Landscaping Preparation

• 3 Tonne Excavator • 12 Metre Dog Trailer0438 063 525 A.H. 9974 3720

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BOB CAT HIRE • Rubbish and Soil Removal • Concrete Removal

• Excavations • Nature Strip/Driveways • Soil Levelling • Remove Rock

0433 007 143

DMZ EXCAVATIONS & MINI DIGGERMini Digger, Bobcat, Tipper

• Site Cleans & Rubbish Removals • Driveways & Nature Strips• General Landscaping • Soil Crushed Rock & Toppings

• Post Holes • Soil & Concrete Removals • Retaining Walls- Day rate available -

Phone Darren 0488 926 648G6104180AA-dc18Jun

HAMMER EXCAVATIONS EXCAVATOR, DINGO AND T IPPER HIRE

Specialising in tight access• Demo • Concrete cut • Hammer and removal

• Site cleanups, levelling and trenching • Postholes and dirt removal • Retaining walls, landscaping and concreting

Alex Sullivan 0433 205 321 Fully Insured and Licenced.

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FENCING & GATESAll Types

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Call Jason 0437 815 320.

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Floor Services

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Member of the Wood Flooring Associationwww.sandemandsealemtimberfloors.com.au

0413 112 497

SAND’EM AND SEAL’EM

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TIMBER FLOORINGQTF

Top Rate FloorsSpecialising in:

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Phone 0412 488 732G6581136

Furniture Removals

ALL VIC REMOVALS & STORAGECheap boxes 4 sale

Packing, Pianos, Antiques and Billiard Tables, Local, Country & Interstate. No job too small. Unwanted goods, or rubbish taken to tip.

All areas from $89p/h (min 2 hours), 24 hours/7 days

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FUSSY FURNITURE REMOVALSReliable & Experienced Removalists

2 men - from $75 per hour.Competitive prices - time starts at your door.

Will beat any reasonable quote.Ph: 8390 9465 - 0413 693 216

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Furniture Removals

Williamstown RemovalsGreat value for money, covering all areas.Ask about this months special. Open 7 days. Experienced staff.� 1300 367 059

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MINH LONG REMOVALS

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Garages Garage Doors and Carports

ALL YOUR GARAGE DOOR NEEDS...Local owned company

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Garden Services

FULLY INSURED www.absolutegarden.com.au20% discount off rst service

Gardening:Expert hedging and pruning, tree lopping,

garden clean ups, poisoning, rubbish removal.

Landscaping: Garden Makeovers, Landscaping, natural turfs/lawns, retaining walls, tree/shrub

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Call Paul on 0419 799 999FOR A FREE QUOTE

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AMAZING GARDEN SERVICESSpecialist in • Lawn mowing• Edging Pruning / Hedge Trimming • Regular Maintenance • Rubbish Removals• Tree Lopping • Gutter CleaningCall Joe 0498 375 094 - 7 days

TOM'S GARDENING SERVICEe Grass mowed e Trees cut e Rubbish removed

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� Glass Partitions Specialising In

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PRONTO GLASS

Call Michael on 0412 646 063 www.prontoglass.com.au

Experts in all aspects of glass. Our services include:• Obligation free quotes • General glazing• Coloured glass splashbacks for bedrooms, laundries & kitchens• Mirrors, shelves & all types of glass • Glass cut to size• Shop fronts *Table tops & counter tops •Doors & pet doors• Frameless & Semi frameless shower screens

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TED'S GLASS& LEADLIGHTING

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Weekly Classifi eds 1300 138 910

• General Repairs • Carpentry • Doors & Windows • Decking • Pergolas • Weatherboards • Kitchen & Bathroom Renos

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NO JOB TOO BIG OR TOO SMALLGutter Cleaning Concreters ElectriciansRoof Tiler Tilers & Pavers

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JOHN’S HANDYMAN SERVICES

Call John 0433 911 967 or 9395 5019

� Carpentry � Doors � Painting � Wallpapering� Tiling � Flat Pack Assembly � All Odd Jobs

No job too small - Free Quotes

Local Handy ManLock Up and Fix/Decking/Floorboards

All Your Carpentry Needs.For A Free Quote Call Mark: 0425 772 304

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Glazing and Glaziers

Handy Person Services

R & R QUALITY SERVICES PTY LTDAll Household Repairs & Maintenance Including:• Decking • Pergolas • Painting • Plastering

• Repair & Replacement of Doors• Flyscreens & Fencing

NO JOB TOO BIG OR TOO SMALLOBLIGATION FREE QUOTE

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Kitchens

STONE BENCHTOPSOverlay Over Your Old Benches With Stone or Change the Whole Look of

Your Old Kitchen In A Day.Call for a quote 0425 825 504

www.dsstonebenchtops.com.au

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Landscaping

HOPPERS CROSSING LANDSCAPING� Rotary Hoeing � Landscaped Gardens

� Brick & Cobblestone Paving � Brick Edging � Synthetic Turf

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Landscaping - Paving - Decks - Sheds15 years experience ~ Free quotes

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www.landpds.com.auCall Matthew 0457 307 902

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Locksmiths

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TIGHTEN YOUR SECURITY

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Lockwood Approved. ASIAL Member.

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100 Ferguson St Williamstown

9300 8899

MaintenancePrecision Home Maintenance Services

• Plastering • Paving & Landscaping• Carpentry • Brick work repairs• Tiling • Decks-Install & Repairs• Painting • Gutters-Repair & Clean

• Home Maintenance & moreCall Rob on 0412 804 566 or 9391 3281

Your home is my concern G6401260AA-dc23Oct

HANDY MAN HANDY MAN HANDY MANHANDY MAN

* General Maintenance * Tiling / Guttering * Painting / Plastering* Doors / Windows * Kitchens / Bathrooms * Decking / Pergolas

Call Chris on:0423 892 273

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Painters and Decorators

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A1 PAINTING AND DECORATING Affordable for everyone

• Quality fi nish guaranteed • Qualifi ed tradesman • Residential & Commercial • Free Quote

John 0452 203 727

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Painters and DecoratorsEPS PAINTERS & DECORATORS

FULLY QUALIFIED TRADESMAN Master Painter

Over 30 years experience0419 558 817

or 9363 3689

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Master Painters AustraliaR.N.1087

Len Bonaventura

painting & decorating

M. 0412 239 894 AH. 9689 9894E. [email protected]

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J&D PAINTER & DECORATORClean & professional work

Plaster repairWeatherboard powersand

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Call Joe 0425 708 774 or 9337 3130

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Quality Work Guaranteed✧ 30 Years Exp ✧ Internal/External ✧ New Home✧ Extension ✧ Special Weatherboard - external

weatherboards from $3,000 for 3 coats✧ Free quotes & Pensioner discounts

Vito 9399 3092 / 0411 523 648G6636041

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Qualifi ed Painter & Decorator• No Job too small • Quality of work guaranteed• Pensioner discountsCall Robert on 0419 300 842

Painters and Decorators

MASTER PAINTERSWe specialise in interior & exterior, home, offi ce & factories.

“We price ourselves in our personal service & guarantee quality fi nish to clients “satisfaction” (5 years). Right price.

R.N Painting & Decorating Servicein business for 18 years ABN 81656507397

Summer Special 30% off !

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Tel: 9391 0268 Mobile: 0407 880 265

Terry’s Painting Services• Quality Painting and Decorating• Free Quotes • All Work Guaranteed• Fully Insured • Police Checked

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THANH’S PAINTING – BUILDING – DECORATINGAll types of Painting - Domestic - Commercial - Industrial

• Lounge Room from $150 • Bedroom from $130• Weatherboard from $1800 • Brick Veneer $1600• Kitchen from $180

30 Years in the tradeTHANH: 0408 332 294 G6

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PEST & TERMITE CONTROLCall 7 days for a free quote

1300 699 6980418 280 391

15 years experience Eftpos facilities available

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Plasterers

ALL AREASPLASTERER

No Job Too SmallFree Quotes

Over 20 Yrs Experience Trading 20 YrsTroy Grundy 0411 354 573

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� Supply and Fix � All Plaster Jobs � Free Quote

� Joe 0412 309 578ply and Fix � All Plaster Jobs � Free Q

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MASTER PLASTERER

MARK 0423 511 896

• Ceilings and Walls Resurfaced

• Renovation Specialist• Extensions• Repairs • Over 20 Years Experience• Free Quotes

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PLASTERING Specialising in Old Plaster Cracks. Will beat any reasonable written quote. Small to medium jobs only.

Phone Archie on 0423 086 260

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G6643790AA-dc19Feb

Wardies Rendering• Colour Changes • Texture Coatings

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0423 877 432

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ATTARD’S PLUMBING & HEATING

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Brett’s Plumbing• Blocked Drains • Burst Pipes• Hot Water • All Your Plumbing Needs

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Lic 33952

Damian 0429 457 147

www.gabrielplumbing.com.au

GAS APPLIANCEREPAIRS & SERVICING

Ex Gas & Fuel - over 30 yrs experience!Phone Mark

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G6235602AA-dc20Aug

GJ & MS WALSH Lic green plumberHydronic heating specialistsNo job too small All fi elds covered

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Free quotes 9397 6167

John R CharlesPLUMBING Lic 17796

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Phone 0408 551 139G6085918

0418 532 134 - Call us First!Emergency Blocked Drain Specialist

Hot Water Units, Broken pipes, Sewer repairs, All General Plumbing.

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from $999

BIG WIPES INDUSTRIAL+Get your hands dirty? Clean up with Big WipesOne wipe shifts the lot – grease, paint, PU foam, adhesives, you name itAvailable at Bunning’s, AutoBarn and AutoProRittco Distributing 1800 010 252

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Your Local PlumbersR.E. Knox Plumbing & Maintenance Services

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Lic No. 17211 G5985492

R.E. Knox Plumbing & Maintenance ServicesShop 124 Mitchell Street , Maidstone

If its blocked, leaks or broken, that's us!0412 175 385 or 9318 5512

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Reblocking and Underpinning

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NICK’S RE-BLOCKING SERVICEALL SUBURBS

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Refrigeration

Jin’s Fridges/Washing Machines• Prompt, Reliable, 28 years exp

• Minimum charge $20• Pensioner Discounts

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Roofing Services

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Rubbish RemovalAAAA WESTERN SUBURBS BIN HIRE

Skip Bins Various Sizes 7 Days A Week

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9398 5283 0418 319 252

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DEMOLITION & RUBBISH REMOVALS• Cheap loads • All done for you

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Acceptable Bin Hire✦ 4m3 $250 ✦ 6m3 $280✦ 8m3 $340 ✦ 12m3 $450Mixed And Heavy Loads Accepted

BOBCAT HIRE 9359 5586,9324 0275 or 0434 618 069

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Acceptable Bin Hire✦ 4m3 $250 ✦ 6m3 $280✦ 8m3 $340 ✦ 12m3 $450Mixed And Heavy Loads Accepted

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Tilers

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Tree Services

ANY TREES LOPPED

C & D Schroeder 9337 3695 or 0415 816 882

� Trees Pruned � Reshaped � Grubbed out. � All Foliage/Rubbish Removed

� Fully Insured $5m � Pensioner Discount

Free Quote 7 Day Service 32 yrs exp.

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Love to Dance School of BalletPrincipal: Amba Hawley

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Royal Academy of Dance Examina onsGraded and Voca onal levels

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Digital Antenna Specialist

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ANTENNAS WESTSIDE

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Washing Machine and Dryer Repairs

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HOPPERS CROSSING 1 1Lantana Avenue, Saturday 1st &Sunday 2nd March, 8am-2pm.Colour printer with cartridges,bike, household goods.

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WILLIAMSTOWN 43 RailwayPlace, Sat 1st March, 9.30am-4pm.Collectables, vintage clothing,books, paintings, standard lampand h/hold items. No early callers.

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POINT COOK 2 rooms available,fully furnished, Close to all amen-ities. $165pw includes utility bills.Phone 0433 181 741.

WERRIBEE 2 rooms avail. 1 largeroom furn with ensuite, $150pw. 1single room also furn, $120pw. Allbills included. Ph 0411 774 231.

Commercial andIndustrialProperties

WERRIBEE Factory space to share100 square metres, plenty of palletracking storage available plusforklift. $500pcm. Ph 9742 4413.

To LetBROOKLYN 2 Cypress Avenue,3BR home. Close to shops, trans-port and schools. No pets. $350per week. Phone 9367 6724.

ALTONA MEADOWS Freshlypainted 3BR BV home BIR’s seplounge polished floorboards kit/meals area garage close to shops/transport $300pw Pellegrino R/E3/19 Synnot St W/bee 9741 1000.

HOPPERS CROSSING 3BRhouse, every room has A/C andd/htg, 5min to train and school.No pets. $280pw. 0412 555 227.

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RESIDENTIALSpotswoodTruman Street $220pwNeat 2 bed fl at, B.I.R. lounge, kitchen, off street parking.

Altona MeadowsMerton Street $295pwModern & spacious 2 bed unit with garage. Close to shops, and public transport.

NewportWalker Street $300pwCompact 2 bed WB home, large land, off street parking.

COMMERCIALAltona NorthChambers Road $865pw+GST & outgoingsModern & spacious (9 separate rooms) & reception. Also large warehouse, toilet amenities, security, lots of parking.

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To LetMAIDSTONE 3BR home. Gasappliances, close to all amenities,recently renovated. $300pw.Phone 0416 280 746.

NEWPORT Renovated 2BR homerobes kit/meals spacious loungeducted heating yard walking dis-tance to schools/shops/transport$310pw Pat 0417 206 207.

SEABROOK 4BR BV ensuite WIRBIR’s family/rumpus large kit/meals study sep lounge opp con-servatory room ducted heatingdouble garage close to schools/shops/buses $390 Pellegrino R/E,3/19 Synnot St, W/bee 9741 1000.

TARNEIT Ultra modern large 4BRBV ensuite WIR BIR’s kit/mealsadj family/lounge ducted heatingevap cooling remote double gar-age $350pw Pellegrino R/E, 3/19Synnot St, W/bee 9741 1000.

TARNEIT Mod 3BR ensuite WIRBIR’s kit/meals family/lounge ductheat/air cond double garage$300pw Pellegrino R/E, 3/19Synnot St, W/bee 9741 1000.

WERRIBEE Central walk to shops/transport 2BR BV study BIR’s lngecarport $240pw Pellegrino R/E3/19 Synnot St W/bee 9741 1000.

WERRIBEE Brand new 3BR town-house WIR ensuite BIR’s seplounge bathroom + powder roomlarge kit/meals dishwasher ductedheating alarm double garage$430pw Pellegrino R/E 3/19Synnot St W/bee 9741 1000.

WERRIBEE Central freshly paint-ed 2BR v/unit BIR’s kit/meals seplounge garage close trains/buses/shops $240pw Pellegrino R/E3/19 Synnot St W/bee 9741 1000.

WERRIBEE SOUTH 2BR homerobes kit/meals sep lounge air conshed yard $200pw Pellegrino R/E3/19 Synnot St W/bee 9741 1000.

WYNDHAM VALE 3BR homeBIR’s kit/meals dishwasher seplounge ducted heat air con doublecarport $260pw Pellegrino R/E,3/19 Synnot St, W/bee 9741 1000.

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Units/Apartments/ Townhouses

8/125 Anderson Road Sunshine 1 bdr $180pw

16/280 Sunshine Road Sunshine 1 bdr $200pw

12/13 Ormond Road, West Footscray 1 bdr Flat $210pw

9/13-15 Nicholson Street, Footscray 2 bdr Flat $300pw

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1/1 Kallara Grove Maidstone 2 bdr $330pw

143a Nicholson Street Footscray 2 bdr $340pw

5/21 Middle Road Maribyrnong 2 bdr $340pw

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1/20 Burns Street Maidstone 3 bdr $350pw

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COMMERCIAL / INDUSTRIAL LEASINGRETAILFOOTSCRAY - Restaurant 234m2

FOOTSCRAY - Nicholson Street 234m2/178m2

FOOTSCRAY - Barkly Street 190m2

FOOTSCRAY - Barkly Street 80m2

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ONE BEDROOM FLAT/UNIT/APARTMENTSFOOTSCRAY, 15/41 Moreland Street 21/03/2014 $370.00

YARRAVILLE, 9/332 Nicholson Street 13/03/2014 $220.00

YARRAVILLE, 7/64 Stephen Street 02/03/2014 $235.00

YARRAVILLE, 7/18 Tongue Street 06/03/2014 $270.00

TWO BEDROOM FLAT/UNIT/APARTMENTSFOOTSCRAY, 3/55 Moreland Street Now $380.00

SEDDON, 23/181 Geelong Road Now $270.00

WEST FOOTSCRAY, 5/705 Barkly Street Now $320.00

WEST FOOTSCRAY, 7/3 Hampton Parade Now $260.00

WEST FOOTSCRAY, 6/148 Rupert Street Now $300.00

WILLIAMSTOWN, 2/13 Dover Road 18/03/2014 $350.00

TWO BEDROOM TOWNHOUSESFOOTSCRAY, 14 Newman Drive Now $400.00

FOOTSCRAY, 17 Souter Crescent 15/03/2014 $420.00

MAIDSTONE, 9 Desmond Street Now $445.00

SEDDON, 186 Charles Street 13/03/2014 $485.00

YARRAVILLE, 33A Norfolk Street Now $500.00

THREE BEDROOM TOWNHOUSESFOOTSCRAY, 14 Beech Street 27/02/2014 $540.00

FOOTSCRAY, 2/27 Empire Street 03/03/2014 $420.00

FOOTSCRAY, 32 Souter Crescent Now $515.00

WEST FOOTSCRAY, 1/6 Bruce Street 26/03/2014 $490.00

YARRAVILLE, 20/37 Stephen Street Now $610.00

TWO BEDROOM HOUSESFOOTSCRAY, 18 Latrobe Street Now $400.00

YARRAVILLE, 10 Norfolk Street Now $420.00

THREE BEDROOM HOUSESBRAYBROOK, 55 South Road Now $370.00

FOOTSCRAY, 26 Creswick Street Now $380.00

FOOTSCRAY, 53 Newell Street Now $450.00

KINGSVILLE, 62 Queensville Street 06/03/2014 $550.00

MAIDSTONE, 7 Norfolk Street 15/03/2014 $400.00

SEDDON, 28 Perry Street 28/02/2014 $750.00

FOUR BEDROOM HOUSESBROOKLYN, 633 Geelong Road Now $430.00

SEDDON, 95 Williamstown Road Now $700.00

FOOTSCRAY, 14 Newman Drive

CONTEMPORARY DESIGN & OPEN SPACE’SThis stylish home comes complete with a secure ga-rage and two generous living areas, one of which provides convenient access to an outdoor living space. Living and dining areas are complemented by a Caesar-stone open plan kitchen with stainless steel appliances with dishwasher with ducted heat-ing/cooling throughout the property. Upstairs main bedroom with ensuite enjoys ample built in robes, with two further bedrooms with double built in robes and study / sitting area in bedroom two.

Now $515.00

YARRAVILLE, 20/37 Stephen Street

Now $610.00

DESIGNER TOWNHOUSE!Executive living at its fi nest, this property will be sure to delight providing full luxury over 2 levels. Downstairs comprising huge open plan living & gourmet kitchen, timber fl oors, laundry/toilet, & landscaped courtyard. Upstairs houses all 3 bedrooms (huge master with private balcony & ensuite), & stunning main bathroom. Nothing has been missed here - also includes stainless steel applianc-es, remote controlled garage, split system cooling, electric panel heating, & more!

Now $300.00

WEST FOOTSCRAY, 6/148 Rupert Street

Now $400.00

CONTEMPORARY STYLE & DESIGNER LIVINGLocated in the ever developing Banbury Village Estate this designer two story 2 bedroom townhouse provides a low main-tenance lifestyle with everything at your fi nger tips. Both bedrooms are located on the ground fl oor with BIR’s in each, direct entry from the remote garage which also has a storage area, separate laundry & modern bathroom, with seperate WC. Up-stairs you will fi nd an expansive open plan living with an east facing balcony, kitchen with European stainless steel appliances.

SYLISH REFURBThe fresh effect of recent total refurbishment is immediately appar-ent throughout this exceptional 2 bedroom apartment close to Barkly Street & bike paths. Timber fl ooring & faultless presentation of stylishly low-maintenance spaces inc. central living/dining & reverse cycle heating/cooling. Separate kitchen/meals with stainless steel appliances & designer fi nishes refl ect the care & quality with which contemporary fl air has been added to a traditional fl oor-plan.

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EXECUTIVE LIVING WITH VICTORIAN CHARMTotally renewed behind its traditional facade, this inviting 4 bedroom Victorian has been the subject of a painstaking ‘back to frame’ renova-tion. Large living/dining areas include a com-pletely contemporary kitchen with aspects that fl ow into the best indoor / outdoor entertaining zone. One impeccable bathroom with king size shower plus a separate powder room, polished fl oors, two original feature fi replaces plus heat-ing and cooling. Rear lane with ROW access.

Now $700.00

SEDDON, 95 Williamstown RoadFOOTSCRAY, 18 Latrobe Street

BEYOND THE PICKET FENCE...Boasting trendy, contemporary living, this fully renovated, light-fi lled two bedroom single front Victorian home comprises a spa-cious open plan living/dining/ kitchen area with gas stainless steel appliances, dishwash-er and ample cupboard space; accessing the decked area and large backyard. Other features include two bedrooms with built in robes, a central bathroom, european laundry, heating and cooling, and off street parking for two cars via rear access.

YARRAVILLE, 33A Norfolk StreetMAIDSTONE, 9 Desmond Street

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NEAR NEW DOUBLE STORY TOWNHOUSEThis near new double story town house offers entrance hallway with a bright study room, leading to two good sized bed-rooms both with mirrored BIR’s overlooking the backyard. Main bathroom with shower and toilet, separate laundry facilities, third master bedroom upstairs with WIR and ensuite. Separate kitchen/meals area with GAS cooking, stainless steel appliances. Separate living area leading to balcony, features include: lock up garage, ducted heating, split system a/c & alarm system.

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Work WantedAttn Cleaning CompaniesHave own ABN and available toclean offices & shopping centers.Please Call now 0421 208 906.

Situations Vacant

Male 50s Seeking Work3 days per week around Hoppers

Crossing and Werribee area.Fit, honest, reliable & resourceful

Phone 0413 836 600.

APPRENTICE CARPENTER1st / 2nd Year. Must have Pre-apprenticeship or experience.Must have own transport andexcellent communication skills

required. Mature minded peopleneed only apply. Werribee area.

Phone: 0401 693 113.

CABINET INSTALLERRequired. Qualified, experiencedand reliable, able to work from

plans/drawings essential, 38 hoursper week, immediate start, musthave Driver Licence and tools,Williamstown area. [email protected]

experienced applicants only.

MOTOR MECHANICHoppers Stoppers have a vacancyfor an experienced and qualifiedMotor Mechanic in their busyHoppers Crossing workshop.Work includes all types of

mechanical repairs on late modelcars plus specialised repairs oncollectible, modified vehicles,

muscle and vintage cars, includinginstallation of custom brakeconversions etc. If you are anenthusiast who is looking for a

rewarding job where no two daysare the same, this may suit you.

For an interview contactShanon or Duncan on 9748 6950and/or email your resume to:

[email protected]

Part Time BookkeeperI ramoo Community Centrelocated in Wyndham Vale requiresan expd Bookkeeper to look afterall our accounting responsibilities.Must have experience withMYOB. Candidate must becompetent in: Payroll, BAS, PAYG& bank reconciliation.Must have excellent communica-tion skills and high attention todetail. Approx 7-10 hours perweek. Position is for immediatestart. For further information call

Renae on 8742 3688or email your resume to:[email protected]

Plumber - RegisteredG&P Spicer Plumbing requiresregistered Plumbers for estatework in western suburbs. Goodwages and conditions. Please

contact Graham on 9741 1568 or0407 714 955.

MotoringAuto Services

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or fax resume to 9397 6133G6639905

WHITE 1 TONNE VANS AND TRAYS6T-8T TAUTS/TRAYS

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Situations Vacant

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HAIRDRESSERFull time position available for aqualified Hairdresser. Located inWyndham Vale. Immediate start.

Email resumes to:[email protected] or callB/H 8742 6674 8.30am-9am orA/H 0421 357 304 after 5pm.

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Cars Newand Used

FORD FAIRMONT Auto, 2003,85,000kms, 12 months reg, RWC,good condition, good paint work,$6,200. Phone: 0414 300 797.

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DressmakingKATHY'S DRESSMAKING Andtailoring. Design it, resize it,revamp, patch or hem it.8351 6021 or 0416 289 121.

Car HireSTRETCHED LIMOUSINES 6, 8and 10 passengers, 24 hourservice. Phone 9743 1728 ordirect to limousine 0419 651 888.

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There’s a world-famous bird observatory out here, Skylab crashed here, old telegraph stations have been engulfed by sand. There are dingoes, brumbies, emus, wedge-tailed eagles and kangaroos. You can see whales from jagged coastal cliffs, go for days without mobile coverage, meet fruit-fly inspectors and pay more than two bucks for a litre of fuel. The Hume Freeway this ain’t.

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PREMIER FIRST GRADECAMBERWELL MAGPIES V FOOTSCRAY EDGEWATERFOOTSCRAY EDGEWATER 1st InningsD RUSS c Eldridge b Whittaker . . . . . . . . . 49A BARTON b Walker . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 19T DEAN b Whittaker . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 95D KIGHT lbw b Drew . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2S DISSANAYAKA c Rowles b Walker . . . . . . . 5S GAUTAM c Lampard b O’Brien . . . . . . . . 30M WINTER-IRVING lbw b Whittaker . . . . . . 14J HABERFIELD not out . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 21H WINTER-IRVING c Russ b Drew . . . . . . . . 4L DREDGE c Walker b Drew . . . . . . . . . . . . 12M KELLY not out . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 0Extras (4b 4lb 2nb) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 10Nine wickets (dec) for . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 261Fall: 32, 87, 106, 115, 191, 218, 227, 233, 251Bowling: S O’Brien 16-5-43-1, W Walker 17-5-51-2, B Drew 20-6-56-3, M Whittaker 19-7-34-3, J McNamara 16-4-51-0, T Russ 6-1-18-0Overs: 94CAMBERWELL MAGPIES 1st InningsT RICKARBY c Kight b M Winter-Irving . . . . 33B ROWLES b Haber� eld . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 7G PARKER c Russ b Dredge . . . . . . . . . . . . 15T RUSS b H Winter-Irving . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3J LAMPARD lbw b Dredge . . . . . . . . . . . . . 38B DREW b Kelly . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 12A ELDRIDGE c Kight b H Winter-Irving . . . . 57J McNAMARA c Dissanayaka b Dredge . . . . 36M WHITTAKER not out . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 0S O’BRIEN lbw b Dredge . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 0W WALKER c Kelly b Dredge . . . . . . . . . . . . 0Extras (6lb 2nb). . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 8Total . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 209Fall: 17, 48, 52, 67, 109, 123, 207, 209, 209, 209Bowling: J Haber� eld 19.2-4-54-1, H Winter-Irving 16.4-5-40-2, L Dredge 10.3-2-31-5, M Winter-Irving 3-1-13-1, M Kelly 11-4-29-1, S Dissanayaka 2-0-8-0, S Gautam 2-0-19-0, T Dean 2-0-9-0. Overs: 66.3.Result: Footscray Edgewater won

VSDCAEAST WEST: 1st XI: Melton 236 (Geisler 76 Gale 75) v Noble Park, Williamstown 5-232 (Hodges 64 no Sandars 61) v Sunshine 2-20, Mt Waverley 140 (Beding� eld 58no) v Bayswater 3-100, Oakleigh 273 (McGuinness 68 Hodgson 61 Pritchard 7-64) v Werribee, Yarraville 70 (Paterson 5-20) v Croydon 8-180 (Tilcock 79), Box Hill 115 (Saniga 5-22) v Endeavour Hills 3-46, Altona 180 v Roxburgh Park-Broadmeadows 0-0. 2nd XI: Werribee 133 v Oakleigh 1-38, Bayswater 7-283 (Mitrevski 96 Salter (Snr) 80) v Mt Waverley, Noble Park 115 v Melton 2-46, Box Hill 186 (McMahon 51) v Endeavour Hills 0-10, Yarraville 117 (Ashton 5-27) v Croydon 3-29, Sunshine 126 (Khan 59) v Williamstown 1-28, Roxburgh Park-Broadmeadows v Altona (no play).

NORTH WEST: 3rd XI: Williamstown 7-300 (Popa 79) v Sunshine, Balwyn 4-141 (Wilks 58 no) v Kew 112 (Furey 66), Altona 267 (Wilson 150 Ramadge 5-66) v Roxburgh Park-Broadmeadows 1-10, Plenty Valley 198 (Dixit 69) v Werribee 0-7, Preston 150 v Yarraville, Coburg 163 v Ivanhoe 0-17, Brunswick 189 (Sala 76) v Melton. 4th XI: Preston 6-191 (Jacklin 73 no) v Yarraville 86 (Beasley 53), Plenty Valley 127 v Werribee 3-36, Coburg 212 v Ivanhoe 5-21, Altona 180 v Roxburgh Park-Broadmeadows 2-19, Sunshine 156 (Blake 57) v Williamstown 8-211 (Rainone 62 Kilpatrick 55), Brunswick 8-190 (Hardman 56 Singh 57) v Melton 6-92, Kew 254 (Aitken 66) v Balwyn 2-10.

VWCA: Coburg 6-140 (Coghill 57) bt Bright Dist 6-92, Geelong 6-153 bt Edinburgh 5-148, Craigieburn 114 bt Altona 9-97, Spotswood 5-112 bt EMP 6-111, Mt Martha 2-137 (Guthrie 88) bt Burnley 4-134 (King 80), Box Hill 1-67 bt Upper FTG 66, Frankston 9-147 bt Bayswater Pk 5-144.VICTORIAN TURF: Sen: Strath 4-102 v Yarrav Club 132, Greenv 170 v St Bern 1-22, Old Ments 0-10 v Sth Caulf 233, Bri Dist 187 v Beaum 5-43, Bent 273 v Hopp Cross, Keilor 71 and

3-37 v AWStC 127. Nth: Will CYMS 0-20 v Alt Nth 191, Laverton 250 v Spots 0-1, W Cob 117 v Doutta 2-61, Tulla 170 v PEGS 15 and 0-27, Keilor Pk 102 v Foot Utd 8-48. Nth A: Seddon 0-26 v Tay Lakes 108, Werribee Cent v Suns Druids 6-216, Aberf 120 v St Albans 2-87, Yould Park 5-250 v St Andrews-Foots 122, Craigieb 106 v Alt Roost 7-68.WESTERN SUBURBS UNITED CHURCHES: A E Lowe Shield: Eynesbury Eagles 8-388 v Hoppers Crossing, St Johns v Altona Sports 357, Avyukt Aryahi Maidstone CC 0-0 v Charles Sturt Uni 280, Rockbank 7-255 v United Tarneit SC. Bill Honey Shield: Altona Spts 2-4 v St Johns 263, Hoppers Crossing 3-86 v Williamstown Congs 146, United Tarneit SC 4-29 v Footscray ANA 239 Altona Roosters bt Kingsville Baptists fft. Tasman Smith Shield: Western All Stars 144 bt Melton South PSCC 141, Manor Lakes CC 5-253 bt United Tarneit SC 141, Western Lions 177 bt Kings XI CC 44.

BOWLSBOWLS VICTORIA SATURDAY METROPOLITAN PENNANT: Rd 18: Premier Division: ALTONA 18-101 bt MENTONE 0-62 (D Zitterslager 26 bt D Rushton 15 B Foley 26 bt C Green 13 B Peck 26 bt D Jones 22 M Rennex 23 bt B McCullum 12), ESSENDON 0-71 lost to MELBOURNE 18-85 (A Flapper 13 lost to S Mortimer 20 N Wilson 17 lost to D Fisher 22 A Tompkins 20 lost to M Wilkes 21 P Lowe 21 lost to B Leighton 22), CLAYTON 14-79 bt MOONEE PONDS 4-65 (G Archer 17 lost to S Fordham 20 D Benwell 20 bt A Galloway 11 L Adams 25 bt B Spurr 16 D Holt 17 Lost to M Jacobsen 18), BUNDOORA RSL 18-89 bt BRIGHTON 0-55 (L Aiello 27 bt T Shannan 15 N McIntyre 18 bt A Wilson 16 D Di� orio 21 bt G Maskell 14 J Corless 23 bt C Twentymen 10), YARRA/FOOTSCRAY 15-90 bt BURWOOD DISTRICT 3-70 (M Reilly 27 bt J Coles 13 N Black 19 D L Iaccarino 19 J Pearce 18 lost to W Ogden 19 R Caulter 26 bt M Wilson 19).Div 1: Sec 1: Rich Uni (1) 3-75 Kew Hts (1) 15-93, Deer Pk (1) 16-91 Elst Clb (1) 2-62, Kings (1) 15-79 Pres/Res (1) 3-63, MCC (2) 18-108 Montm (1) 0-57, Werr (1) 16-73 Bund RSL

(2) 2-60. Sec 2: Lal (1) 4-79 Glenr (1) 14-82, Melton (1) 3-76 Fitz Vic (1) 15-86, Bright (2) 4-78 Ess (2) 14-81, Ivan (1) 0-66 MCC (1) 18-106, Melb (2) 2-65 Moon Val (1) 16-99.Div 2: Sec 1: New (1) 4-72 Werr (2) 14-83, Suns C (1) 0-56 Alt (2) 18-115, Alt Sports (1) 16-89 Port Melb (1) 2-62, Will (1) 4-70 Yarr/Foot (2) 14-92, Rosam (1) 16-84 Flem/Kens (1) 2-67. Sec 2: Broad (1) 18-110 Keil (1) 0-55, Moon Pds (2) 9-74 Buck Pk (1) 9-74, Strath (1) 4-62 Lal (2) 14-73, Sunb (1) 2-79 Clift Pk (1) 16-86, Glenr (2) 18-85 W Cob (1) 0-63.Div 3: Sec 1: Hopp (1) 14-86 Mari Pk (1) 4-77, Foots Pk (1) 4-73 Lav (1) 14-88, Alt (3) 16-92 Suns RSL (1) 2-67, Suns VRI (1) 4-76 Yarr/Foot (3) 14-80, Werr (3) 3-79 Melton (2) 15-91. Sec 2: Glad Pk (1) 15-84 Glenr (3) 3-72, Moon Val (2) 18-73 Strath (2) 0-56, Ess (3) 16-85 Sunb (2) 2-46, Cob More (1) 2-66 Moon Pds (3) 16-82.Div 4: Sec 1: Hopp (3) 0-70 Werr (4) 18-84, Sunb (3) 0-60 Alt (4) 18-119, St Alb (1) 18-92 Alt North (1) 0-64, Yarr/Foot (4) 15-92 Will (2) 3-76, Keil (2) 16-102 City of Melb (1) 2-75. Sec 2: Pres/Res (2) 16-95 Aber (1) 2-75, W Cob (2) 16-89 Keil (3) 2-61, Buck Pk (2) 16-77 Lal (4) 2-68, Clift Pk (2) 14-75 Ess (4) 4-68, Werr (5) 14-93 Sunb (4) 4-66.Div 5: Sec 1: Port Melb (2) 4-79 Rosam (2) 14-87, Flem/Kens (2) 4-68 Alt Sports (2) 14-79, Werr (6) 2-75 Hopp (4) 16-80, Yarr/Foot (5) 2-74 Melt (3) 16-79, Will (3) 2-68 Deer Pk (2) 16-90. Sec 2: Prin Pk Carlton (1) 16-101 Hopp (5) 2-50, Thorn (1) 16-93 Dout Gal (1) 2-66, Strath (3) 18-111 Broad (2) 0-58, Fawk (1) 14-80 Bruns (1) 4-70, Mari Pk (2) 18-99 Fitz Vic (3) 0-53.Div 6: Sec 1: Suns RSL (2) 3-71 Deer Pk (3) 15-81, City of Melb (2) 2-68 Buck Pk (3) 16-82, Keil (4) 5-74 New (2) 13-77, Alt (5) 4-73 Yarr/Foot (6) 14-82, Hopp (6) 14-79 Suns C (2) 4-74. Sec 2: Alt (6) 16-96 Sunb (5) 2-51.5, Strath (4) 1-65.25 Keil (5) 17-92, Buck Pk (4) 16-86 Glad Pk (2) 2-71, Moon Val (3) 13-78 Mari Pk (3) 5-75, Lal (6) 14-88 Clift Pk (3) 4-66.75.Div 7: North Sec 1: Hopp (7) 18-92 Will (4) 0-51.75, New (3) 0-54 Werr (7) 18-104, Lav (2) 18-111 Alt (7) 0-45, Alt North (2) 16-95

Yarr/Foot (7) 2-59.5, Deer Pk (4) 18-15 Port Melb (3) 0-0. Div 7: North Sec 2: Moon Val (4) 4-68 Broad (3) 14-70, Suns C (3) 16-78 St Alb (2) 2-71, Keil (6) 18-15 Hopp (8) 0-0, Melt (4) 2-65 Suns VRI (2) 16-90, Aber (2) 14-82 Foots Pk (2) 4-67. Div 7: North Sec 3: Ess (5) 16-106 Glad Pk (3) 2-63, Clift Pk (4) 4-55.5 Strath (5) 14-67.5, Dout Gal (2) 14-80 Prin Pk Carlton (2) 4-71.75, Glenr (5) 18-102 Moon Val (5) 0-51, Buck Pk (5) 2-69 Moon Pds (4) 16-85.Div 8: Sec 1: City of Melb (3) 14-15 Suns RSL (3) 0-0, Moon Pds (5) 0-0 Buck Pk (6) 14-15, Fitz Vic (5) 0-0 Ess (6) 14-15, Flem/Kens (3) 14-53 Flem/Kens (4) 0-28. Sec 2: E Ivan (3) 14-36 Temp (3) 0-20.25, Box H RSL (4) 12-40 Grey (3) 2-39, Donc (6) 2-37 Burw Dist (5) 12-41, Yarr Glen (4) 2-45 Box H RSL (5) 12-46.

BASEBALLBASEBALL VICTORIA: Summer League: Div 1: Doncaster 14 bt Blackburn 13, Upwey FTG 10 bt Sunshine 3, Essendon 6 bt Waverley 0, Preston 5 bt Sandringham 1, Cheltenham 7 bt Geelong 4, Melbourne 6 bt Newport 0. Semi-f: Res: Cheltenham 7 bt Essendon 3, Waverley 3 bt Geelong 1. Thirds: Melbourne 7 bt Blackburn 5, Essendon 5 bt Doncaster 2. Fourths: Cheltenham 15 bt Sandringham 0, Waverley 20 bt Doncaster 12. Div 2: Williamstown 11 bt Moorabbin 1, Berwick 9 bt Bonbeach 4, Werribee 10 bt Springvale 2, Fitzroy 11 bt Mulgrave 1, Port Melbourne 8 bt Malvern 1. Res: St Kilda 16 bt Williamstown 10, Moorabbin 14 bt Fitzroy 8. Thirds: Berwick 18 bt Springvale 14, Malvern 12 bt Fitzroy 8. Fourths: Berwick 13 bt Williamstown 2. Div 3: Ballarat 7 bt Ormond GH 0, Footscray 8 bt Chelsea 7. Res: Ormond GH 14 bt Chelsea 6, Footscray 19 bt Ballarat 3. WOMEN: Prelim f: Div 1: Footscray 9 bt Doncaster 5. Div 2: Waverley 10 bt Footscray 0. Div 3: Newport/Essendon 14 bt Sandringham 2. Jnr semi-f: U-18 State: Cheltenham 8 bt Essendon 2, Waverley 5 bt Blackburn 1. Metro: Upwey FTG 11 bt Werribee 10, Fitzroy 6 bt Cheltenham 4. Metro: West: Werribee/Sunshine 19 bt Essendon Black 9. U-12. Metro West: Werribee 12 bt Geelong 3.

CricketFootscray Edgewater allrounder Guy Walker has played a signi� cant role in Australia’s � ve-wicket win over the West Indies in the quarter-� nals of the ICC under-19 Cricket World Cup in the United Arab Emirates. Walker took the new ball and at one point was on a hat-trick during his haul of 3-44 off 9.5 overs. Australia’s batsmen chased down a 209 target with 20 balls to spare to set up a semi-� nal date with South Africa . \

CyclingFootscray Cycling Club’s four-race Form700 series was reduced to a three-race card due to a third-day washout. Total Rush rider Dom Dudkiewicz was simply unstoppable at Drake Boulevard on Sunday . He � nished ahead of Ross Mueller and Graham Carlson. \

NetballCity West Falcons (3-0) crushed North East Blaze 59-35. VU-Western Lightning (2-1) made it back-to-back wins, edging out Monash University Storm 42-35. \

SoccerAltona North starts its 2014 campaign with a home Dockerty Cup tie against East Bentleigh at Duane Reserve on Saturday. It will be Jimmy Naumovski’s � rst of� cial assignment as senior coach . “It should be a competitive game; we’re hoping to put into action what we’ve been working on in training,” he said. \

BRIEFSscanlon aims for high-five Hockey

Andrew Scanlon will break new ground as the � rst Victorian to represent Australia at an o� cial international Hockey 5s tournament.

� e 5s format is hockey’s answer to Twenty20 cricket, rugby sevens or netball’s Fast5.

Scanlon, a bright young western suburbs prospect, was chosen to represent Australia in 5s at the Youth Olympic qualifying tournament in Vanuatu next month a� er impressing at a ‘futures’ camp in February.

While he is a traditionalist, preferring the 11-a-side game, Scanlon is excited by the 5s format and intrigued how it will go on the international stage.

“It’ll be hard and you’ll move a lot more, but it’s going to be fun,” he said.

“You’ve only got three people to pass to, so you’ve got to really pay attention and know your team well.”

Scanlon has only ever taken one sport seriously and wants to make a career in hockey. � e 17-year-old from Werribee is leaving no stone unturned in his quest to one day play the Australian Kookaburras.

“I’ve been playing it all my life, so hopefully I can keep going with it,” Scanlon said. “It’s all I’ve really known since I was about three.

“I’ve been given the opportunity to train with the Victorian Institute of Sport .

Hopefully, long term, one day I will play in the senior Australian team, but right now I’m focused on Vanuatu and the under-18 nationals [in April].”

Scanlon needs to look no further than his home club Altona for inspiration.

Luke Doerner came out of the Seagulls nest and went on to represent Australia at multiple Olympic Games, Commonwealth Games, Champions Trophy and World Cup events.

Hectic schedule: Andrew Scanlon (front) has a lot on his plate this year. (RAHDA

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it allmy life”

“It helps that he was from there and could make it that far,” Scanlon said.

Among state and national duties, Scanlon is focused on becoming a regular senior player for Altona in the Premier League.

“I’m trying hard to get my � tness up so I’m up to scratch with that,” he said. “� en it’s proving I can use the ball and play well enough to stay in the top side.” \

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Rams reviewRecord: 13 wins, 11 losses, 1 draw, 2 abandoned (.540 per cent)Final standing: Third place in the west conference.Young’s highlight: “A midweek win against Geelong. It was a dog � ght, we had our backs against it and we held on for a long period.”Lowlight: “Our most disappointing were our three games against Essendon where we lost by a run. They’re the only side we didn’t beat this season; we beat every other side in the league at least once”.

gritty RAMS shine in the big league

Baseball

Newport Rams have revealed the steely character that will serve them well for years to come on the big stage of Baseball Victoria’s summer league division 1.

� e Rams were not the most talented side but were one of the toughest nuts for other sides to crack in their � rst season at the top level.

“Coming back up into � rst division, our goal was to be respected and we’ve done that,” Rams assistant coach Gavin Young said. “We haven’t been an easy-beat for anyone. � is is the start of something that can possibly be very big for the Newport Baseball Club.”

� ere was a real emphasis on teamwork under coach Grant Weir this summer.

“We’ve got a good core group of guys that have got each others’ backs,” Young said.

� e Rams made up for lack of experience and depth by doing the one per centers right. � ey kept the opposition on their toes with smart base running and their defence was watertight in most games.

Team hitting was a priority, with batters constantly moved around.

“Talking to some of the old members at Newport who were around when we were a strong � rst-division club, they’re saying that we’ve broken a lot of the records that have been around the club ,” Young said.

“We’ve had a lot of milestones in this season. We’ve beaten every side except Essendon.”

What did hold the Rams back from a � nals appearance this summer was a lack of depth.

� e Rams’ disappointing midweek form showed their depth was severely tested when facing three games in seven days.

“� e big challenge for us as a club is to bring up the younger guys, our juniors , and develop them so that we can have more depth,” Young said.

“ We’re relying on 10 to 12 guys to get the work done – we need to spread that to 16.

“� ere’s a number of kids … it’s something that’s high on our priority list, to get those guys up to speed.

“We’re on the right track and there’s a lot of good energy around the club at the moment .” \ LJ

baker hits heroic home run

Ray Baker means a lot to the Williamstown Wolves. He has played and coached there and is a life member of the club.

“Ray has been with us for decades,” Wolves president Ryan Camov says. “He played in some of the club’s most successful teams well and truly before my time. ”

When Baker heard of the Wolves’ inability to gain promotion due to a requirement that all division 1 clubs have a minimum of six junior teams, he went to work and ensured the club got its quota.

The knock-on will be felt for years to come.

“Ray has been nothing short of phenomenal,” Camov says. “He got out there and did clinics and did the active after-school program.

“He’s been well supported by some of the parents and the junior coaches, but it’s a phenomenal effort .

“For someone like Ray to give so much of his time and energy to see the club grow and build it for years to come, it’s a pretty big ask. The more kids you’ve got, the more talent you’ve got in the pipeline .

“All of the successful clubs in any sport have strong junior programs that bring through good kids and good families and bring all those resources to your club that will stick with you for years .”

wolves in top gear

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Williamstown Wolves seem assured of promotion to the Baseball Victoria summer league division 1.

� e Wolves missed out on elevation to the top � ight last season because it did not meet the “junior requirement” of six teams and a minimum of 54 kids.

But with the club’s junior section thriving and � rst grade having secured the minor premiership and automatic promotion, it seems certain the Wolves will play in the best competition in Victorian baseball next season.

“We’re waiting for o� cial con� rmation from Baseball Victoria before we get too excited about it, but we have ticked all the boxes, so we’re pretty excited,” Wolves playing president Ryan Camov said.

“Our � rst goal this year was to qualify for division 1 and we’ve done that.

“Now we get to enjoy the � nals and there’s no pressure on us to have to win to go up …but believe me, there’s not much more that we’re thinking about other than winning the whole series.”

� e Wolves face Moorabbin in a best-of-three semi-� nal series starting tonight in Preston with games two (at Williamstown) and three (at Moorabbin, if required) to be played on Saturday and Sunday.

� e sides will vie for the right to face Springvale or Werribee in the grand � nal

series. In a strange coincidence, in last Saturday’s � nal round, the Wolves thrashed Moorabbin and Werribee did the same to Springvale.

With � nals berths already locked up, the games were e� ectively dead rubbers, with each club choosing to approach them in a di� erent manner.

Williamstown was happy to roll with its heavy artillery and take winning form into the � nals.

� e Wolves cantered to an 11-1 victory against Moorabbin.

Wolves coach Dean Marnell got at least two innings of pitching into David Asp, Josh Lee, Jason Lester and Nathan Rogers. On the batting side, Michael Pollock hit two

doubles that scored two and three runs respectively to break the game

open.But the Wolves are not getting carried away

with the result.“In their defence, they rested their best

pitchers and are gearing up for the midweek game,” Camov said.

“It was a great chance for us to roll out four of our pitchers today. And one through nine, I think everyone had a hit. So it’s a good feeling to know that anyone in your squad is capable of coming up with the goods when you need it.

“We just wanted an opportunity to get some extra work into our guys.” \

LANCE JENKINSON

Pitching power: Jason Lester is one of up to six Williamstown pitchers who could be active during the � nals. (DARREN HOWE)

“i thinkeveryone

had ahit”



‘above par’ tally keeps altona hopes highVSDCA

Altona’s total of 180 against Roxburgh Park-Broadmeadows seems unlikely to ru� e the Falcons’ feathers.

But A’s captain Shane Jones was content with what he considered an above-par score on day one of a Victorian Sub-District Cricket Association clash with � nals implications at JK Grant Reserve on Saturday.

Every run was hard earned for the A’s due to di� cult batting conditions that saw movement in the air and o� the deck and a Falcons attack that o� ered little leverage.

Jones said similar conditions on the second day would make for a tricky run chase for the visiting Falcons.

“It was a really tough deck to bat on, so we thought par would be 150 or 160,” he said.

“To get 180 on that deck was a really good e� ort.

“It was swinging and seaming a fair bit all day. � ey bowled really good lines and lengths and made it tough for us.”

� e A’s were in trouble at 2-7 before the competition’s leading runscorer, Aaron Maynard, joined Jones at the crease.

� ey put on 45 for the third wicket to restore order.

Maynard (26) would soon be followed back to the pavilion by Jones (30) .

� ose three quick wickets had the A’s on the back foot at 7-105.

Allrounder Lee Elmore came to the rescue with 44, getting valuable assistance from tailender Trent Smith (20no).

“Lee really toughed it out,” Jones said. “Towards the end of the day, he chanced his arm a little bit; he batted really well in that situation.”

� e Falcons survived the � nal two overs of the day to be 0-1.

With the A’s having narrowly lost two

of their past four matches and with their top-six berth under threat for the � rst time this calendar year, Jones is under no illusions about the importance of a successful � nish to the game.

� e Falcons are one of the sides striving to knock the A’s out of the � nals.

“� is game is essential,” he said. “We need to win; there’s no ifs or buts about it. � e boys will have to bring their A-game to get a win and, hopefully, secure a � nals spot.”

Elsewhere, Yarraville has been routed for 70, gi� ing � rst innings points to Croydon, which powered to 8-180 by stumps.

It would seem the Eagles will only have pride to play for when play resumes on Saturday.

Williamstown made a quick� re 5-232 before declaring a� er 58 overs against Sunshine at the Williamstown Cricket Ground.

� e visitors are 2-20 in reply. \ LJ

Quick call: Altona allrounder Lee Elmore is alert to the danger with a loud yell of “no”. (WAYNE HAWKINS)

doggie win sets up minor-title scrap

PREMIER CRICKET

Footscray Edgewater will lock horns with St Kilda in a Premier Cricket � nal round showdown to determine who will � nish the season as minor premier.

� e Bulldogs cemented a top-two � nish with a hard-fought 52-run win against Camberwell Magpies at the Camberwell Sports Ground on Saturday, with paceman Lucas Dredge the star through a career-best � rst XI haul of 5-31.

Bulldogs coach Steve Chapman said the result was in doubt until Dredge took charge late on the second day.

“� e game never really broke open,” he said. “You would not have known who was second and who was 10th until the last four overs of the day when they lost four wickets in a hurry.

“It was a ripping win in as good a game outside of � nals that I’ve been involved in during my time in Premier Cricket.”

� e Bulldogs opted to bat in to the second day and it proved to be a wise decision.

� ey compiled 9-261 declared, a healthy total but one that didn’t totally snu� out the Magpies.

“� ere were two things to batting on,” Chapman said.

“One, we wanted to take between 10 to 15 overs out of it and we were conscious we’d lose three for the changeover. So we were only ever going to bat nine or 10 overs. And two, get 30 to 45 runs to make it a competitive total.”

� eir e� orts gave the Bulldogs enough of a score to defend and ample time to take 10 wickets.

� e Magpies’ aggressive pursuit of the target would see them stumble to 5-123.

If the Bulldogs thought they would coast home, they were mistaken as Magpie lower-order batsmen Amrith Eldridge (57) and Jack McNamara (36) took up the � ght.

“� e ball was old and that partnership was hurting us,” Chapman said.

“� ey seemed like they could take it o� us.”

Dredge allayed Bulldogs’ fears with a � ery spell to take the � nal three wickets.

� e Magpies went from 7-207 to all out 209 in the blink of an eye.

It was a telling reminder of Dredge’s talents three weeks out from the � nals.

“He’s as quick as anybody in the competition,” Chapman said.

“He’s got a devastating yorker and he has an action that allows him to reverse-swing the ball.

“� e skill-set that he brings is unique; he’s got a few things that can change a game.”

Footscray Edgewater will host St Kilda in a top spot-deciding two-day match at the Merv Hughes Oval starting on Saturday. \ LJ

no bolt out of the blueCRICKET

History has not been kind to the Williamstown Colts.

Hanni Harb, the Colts captain and president, wants to write a new chapter.

He wants a ‘1’ in the empty box next to the club’s Williamstown and District Cricket Association A turf premierships tally, sooner rather than later.

“We’ve never won an A turf � ag in our history,” Harb said.

“You can understand the importance for me as president of the club, and now captain of the team, to do it.

“I’ve been � ghting for one of these for a long, long time and we’ve probably got our best opportunity this year to get one. ”

� e Colts entered the � nal round in a pole position and cannot be dislodged.

� ey will go to the � nals as the No.1-ranked team in the competition, riding an eight-game winning streak. � eir last defeat was way back on Melbourne Cup weekend.

Harb is reading little into what has gone before and knows the top � nals ranking will be irrelevant when the � rst ball is bowled in the semi-� nals.

“Finals are a di� erent game,” he said. “You see so many times that teams stumble at the last hurdle and lose in the semi-� nal.

“You’ve got to bring your A-game, there’s no doubt about it.”

� e Colts, at their best, will strangle the life out of any batting line-up.

� ey have four bowlers who have each taken more than 15 wickets : Tarlok Sangha (26 wickets at 12.96), Nat Ward (18 at 10.22), Abhi Shauma (18 at 12.39) and Rauf Bodla (15

at 11.40). If we’re able to get anywhere over 160 or 180 on the board I’d back our team any day of the week to defend it,” Harb said.

� e Colts are no slouch with the bat in hand either, scoring the second-most runs in

the competition.All-rounder Shauma is a big reason

why, having made 395 runs at 35.91 to be the leading run maker in the division.

Will Phillips’ (288 at 48) contribution in just six games has

also been telling.In their � nal round encounter with

Melton Centrals on Saturday, the Colts, led by Robert Harb (40), posted 203.

Centrals, needing an outright to remain in the � nals conversation, were 2-13 at stumps. \

LANCE JENKINSON

“our best opportunity

this year”



dogs bow out, pride intactBowls

Yarraville-Footscray did the Bowls Victoria metro premier division “their way” and can be proud of their e� orts despite it ending in relegation.

� e Bulldogs bucked the trend of high-priced, � y-by-nighter recruits and rewarded the home-grown talent that took them into Victoria’s top division. � e Dogs managed only three wins in the campaign, but were competitive in all but a handful of games en route to second-last place.

“It took two years’ work to get the top side into premier league so we let our own people who d id the work have the bene� t of it,” coach Wayne Roberts told the Weekly.

“� ey’re going to learn a lot from that experience of having 12 months in the premier league and they’ll go back to divvy one better players for that next year. We’ll be a reasonable side in divvy one.”

� e Bulldogs continued to improve into the season. All three of their wins came in the � nal six rounds of the season , the most memorable over powerhouse Moonee Ponds.

“We dominated, led from the � rst end all the way through,” Roberts said.

“� ey’re a team that’s in the � nals and probably good enough to win the � ag.”

� e Bulldogs rounded out the season with a 90-70 win against Burwood District.

� ey were undermanned without regular Roberts and Alan Dove but found the necessary reinforcements to claim the victory that would see them avoid the dreaded wooden spoon. Mal Reilly (27-13) � lled in as skip with aplomb to � nish up 14. Ray Caulter (26-19) was the other winning skip, by seven. Jamie Pearce (19-18) went down by a shot, while Nat Black (19-all) had a tie.

Meanwhile, Altona got the four rinks to have the zip win over Mentone that it desired – but still missed out on the � nals.

� e A’s’ 101-62 victory came courtesy of Brett Foley (26-13), David Zitter (26-15), Brad Peck (26-22) and Matthew Rennex (23-12). \

LANCE JENKINSON

All square: Nat Black’s rink played out a tie in the � nal round. (DARREN HOWE)

woodsmen’s finals hopes fading away

Cricket

Spotswood’s bid for a � nals berth in Victorian Turf Cricket Association’s north division is on death row. Despite a � ve-wicket haul to Ashley Robertson, the Woodsmen were set an enormous task by western suburbs rivals Laverton at Laverton Park on Saturday .

� e Woodsmen will need to make 251 . and get some assistance from further a� eld a� er entering the last round outside the top four.

Any hope of a West Coburg win over fourth-placed Doutta Stars is looking unlikely.

� e Burgers managed only 117 and the Stars have already picked o� 61 for the loss of just two wickets.

Williamstown CYMS has a � ght of its own at the opposite end of the table.

Trying to avoid relegation, CYs need to beat local rivals Altona North and hope that second-last Keilor Park doesn’t make up enough points to sink CYs into the drop zone.

So far, so good. CYs started con� dently, being 0-20 chasing North’s 191.

But Keilor Park is well on top against Footscray United. Despite making just 102, Keilor Park has United in all sorts of trouble at 8-48.

In north A1, Seddon is on the verge of victory over ladder leader Taylors Lakes, which would be enough to qualify for the � nals. Seddon is 0-26, chasing 109.

A loss to Taylors Lakes would open the door for Altona Roosters to steal top spot on the last day of the season, but the Roosters are in danger of losing to Craigieburn, crumbling to 7-68 in their chase for 107.

In west B1, only an unlikely outright can save Newport-Digman (73 and 1-13) from elimination a� er losing on � rst innings to Wyndhamvale (5-128dec). \ LJ

CLUBBERS FIRED UP FOR FINALS BERTH SHOWDOWNvtca

Yarraville Club has early � reworks planned for Strathmore’s batsmen on day two of their Victorian Turf Cricket Association senior division battle at the Syd McGain Oval.

� e Clubbers have no time to dawdle – their � nals bid is on the line in the � rst session on Saturday.

� e equation is simple: take six wickets for 29 runs or fewer or face elimination from the � nals race.

“Realistically, if we don’t get the � rst two wickets within 15 runs, we’re looking down the barrel,” Clubbers top-order batsman

Justin Baker said. “If we can get two new blokes in, they could be in a bit of trouble.”

� e Clubbers � nd themselves in trouble a� er making just 132 in a drama-� lled batting performance.

In the process, they had to reckon with their own poor shot selection, questionable decisions and a well-rehearsed Mores attack .

“Credit to Strathmore – they bowled really well, put it in good areas and got it to move in the air as well,” Baker said. “A couple of bad decisions went against us, but that’s cricket.”

� e Clubbers had a great foundation to

work from a� er openers Baker (18) and Andrew Cullen (24) moved the score to 51 for

the � rst wicket.But the removal of Baker had a domino e� ect . All bar one of the bottom nine batsmen perished for single � gures with three ducks among them.

Adam Contessa showed his class in tough circumstances to provide

39 before going out leg before on a ball that his side claims snicked the bat. “Once he got going, he played some shots

that showed how good a cricketer he is,” Baker said. “He’s quality.”

Strathmore endured a rocky start to be 4-52 a� er two wickets to Contessa and Richard Sherlock. But a pair of Nicks – James (19) and Bergin (28) – thrived in the middle order to take the Mores to 4-102 at the close.

It’s a long shot for the Clubbers, but Baker is backing his bowlers .

“We spoke about it a� er the game, that if someone doesn’t have belief that we can win this, you might as well not bother turning up on Saturday,” he said.

“We were 4-90, so we’re pretty even in the runs total as we go, and if we get these two out, they’re in trouble. I’m backing our bowlers to get these guys.” \ LJ

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