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FEBRUARY 16, 2016 \ STARWEEKLY.COM.AU Would-be rock stars are being encouraged to practise their air guitar ahead of Riddells Creek park upgrade committee’s bogan bingo fundraiser this Friday. Revellers should wear their best bogan attire, like that of Riddells Creek Lions group committee Elisha, Rick and Caroline (pictured). There’ll be prizes for ‘best dressed’ as well as silent auctions, games and an air-guitar competition at Riddells Creek Primary School from 7-10.30pm. Money raised will go towards upgrading the park on Main Road. Tickets: $25. Details: 0418 722 580 (Joe Mastroianni) Be there for bogan boogie bash *Program price subject to change. Metallic/mica/pearl paint $396 extra. For full terms & conditions and current pricing visit i suzuute.com.au 1 5 8 - 1 6 6 H i g h S t r e e t , M e l t o n P h : 8 7 4 6 0 3 8 0 Manual from $ 15990 DRIVE * FREE AUTO HARRISON 164-166 High Street, Melton, VIC 3337 Shane Alwis 0411 373 225 • Andrew Young 0400 609 490 Sales Specialist 1215058-DJ05-16 10035024-03 MU-X 4X2 LS-M 7 SEAT AUTO $ 36,990 EXCLUSIVE 3.0L ISUZU TURBO DIESEL • PREMIUM AUDIO w/ BLUETOOTH ® & IPOD ® CONNECTIVITY • FUEL EFFICIENT 8.1L/100KM # • OUTSTANDING 3.0T TOWING + • REAR PARK ASSIST FREE 10,000KLM SERVICE NEWS + SPORT + PROPERTY GUIDE By Matt Crossman A trial ban of smoking in the O’Shanassy Street restaurant precinct could be the first step towards a smoke-free Sunbury, a Hume councillor believes. Sunbury-based councillor Jack Medcraſt said the wheel of public opinion had turned and most residents would support bans on people lighting up in public areas. ‘‘e fact is smoking kills people and passive smoking is a huge concern,’’ he said. e east side of O’Shanassy Street will Sunbury trials smoke ban be smoke free between Station and Brook streets for a year from April 4, aſter the council approved a proposal led by Sunbury Community Health (SCH), Sunbury Business Association and traders last week. ose who refuse to butt out will face fines of up to $200. A survey of more than 150 people last year found 88.5 per cent supported the trial ban. Cr Medcraſt said extending the ban across the town centre would be a big step, but the support was there. ‘‘We would cop flak over it from some people … but the survey with the O’Shanassy Street proposal showed the community is saying that if you want to smoke, go to another spot. Enjoy your cigarette, but don’t share it with us.’’ Cr Medcraſt said people regularly complained about high levels of smoking outside the town’s shopping centres. ‘‘ey just want to be able to walk into a shopping centre and not have to go through a wall of smoke,’’ he said. SCH’s ‘building healthy communities’ executive manager Bernie Hetherington has no doubt the trial will be successful. ‘‘We’re hopeful it will lead to permanent measures, which could include other areas,’’ she said. Vic’s Food and Wine owner Vic Scerri expects the ban will have a positive effect on trade. ‘‘ere’s nothing worse than trying to eat and getting a puff of smoke in your face,’’ he said. ‘‘Customers are rapt they will be able to eat in a smoke-free environment.’’ Mayor Helen Patsikatheodorou said council officers would continually evaluate the trial. ‘‘We’re keen to know what people think.’’

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FEBRUARY 16, 2016 \ STARWEEKLY.COM.AU

Would-be rock stars are being encouraged to practise their air guitar ahead of Riddells Creek park upgrade committee’s bogan bingo fundraiser this Friday. Revellers should wear their best bogan attire, like that of Riddells Creek Lions group committee Elisha, Rick and Caroline (pictured). There’ll be prizes for ‘best dressed’ as well as silent auctions, games and an air-guitar competition at Riddells Creek Primary School from 7-10.30pm. Money raised will go towards upgrading the park on Main Road. Tickets: $25. Details: 0418 722 580

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A trial ban of smoking in the O’Shanassy Street restaurant precinct could be the �rst step towards a smoke-free Sunbury, a Hume councillor believes.

Sunbury-based councillor Jack Medcra� said the wheel of public opinion had turned and most residents would support bans on people lighting up in public areas.

‘‘�e fact is smoking kills people and passive smoking is a huge concern,’’ he said.

�e east side of O’Shanassy Street will

Sunbury trials smoke banbe smoke free between Station and Brook streets for a year from April 4, a�er the council approved a proposal led by Sunbury Community Health (SCH), Sunbury Business Association and traders last week.

�ose who refuse to butt out will face �nes of up to $200.

A survey of more than 150 people last year found 88.5 per cent supported the trial ban.

Cr Medcra� said extending the ban across the town centre would be a big step, but the support was there.

‘‘We would cop �ak over it from some people

… but the survey with the O’Shanassy Street proposal showed the community is saying that if you want to smoke, go to another spot. Enjoy your cigarette, but don’t share it with us.’’

Cr Medcra� said people regularly complained about high levels of smoking outside the town’s shopping centres.

‘‘�ey just want to be able to walk into a shopping centre and not have to go through a wall of smoke,’’ he said.

SCH’s ‘building healthy communities’ executive manager Bernie Hetherington has no doubt the trial will be successful.

‘‘We’re hopeful it will lead to permanent measures, which could include other areas,’’ she said.

Vic’s Food and Wine owner Vic Scerri expects the ban will have a positive e�ect on trade.

‘‘�ere’s nothing worse than trying to eat and getting a pu� of smoke in your face,’’ he said. ‘‘Customers are rapt they will be able to eat in a smoke-free environment.’’

Mayor Helen Patsikatheodorou said council o�cers would continually evaluate the trial. ‘‘We’re keen to know what people think.’’

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�e station manager of Sunbury’s 3NRG community radio has been remembered as a ‘‘straight shooter’’ who was always there when someone needed a hand.

�e death of Michael Cherriman (pictured), who had been part of the station team since the mid-1990s, was announced on air early on February 8.

‘‘Mike has been an incredible asset to the station over the years and he will be greatly missed,’’ station president Adrian Lodders told listeners.

He said the ‘‘station elder and dear friend’’ had played a vital role in the organisation through his roles as a presenter, committee member and station manager.

Mr Lodders later told Star Weekly that many people had been saddened by the news.

‘‘Not only was Mike a great supporter of what 3NRG was doing in the community, but he was a very good mentor as well,’’ Mr Lodders said. ‘‘He was a straight shooter who was always happy to pass on his knowledge.’’

Mr Lodders said Mr Cherriman had been battling ill health but had been doing well until his condition deteriorated in recent weeks.

He is survived by his wife Lyn and three children.

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By Matt Crossman

House prices in Gisborne, Kyneton and Romsey are expected to grow solidly over the next few months a�er a strong �nish to last year.

Latest Real Estate Institute of Victoria (REIV) �gures reveal that median prices in regional areas (up 2.2 per cent in the December quarter) outstripped those in metropolitan areas (down 0.1 per cent).

Prices in the Macedon Ranges were no exception, with the median in Gisborne South

Ranges attract city home buyersclimbing 27.1 per cent for the year to $937,500. �e median in New Gisborne rose 14.8 per cent to $582,500.

Prices in Gisborne went up nine per cent in 2015 to $583,750, Kyneton increased 12.7 per cent to $487,500 and Romsey 11.1 per cent to $438,750. Going against the trend was Lance�eld, where the median fell 8.1 per cent to $414,500, although fewer than 50 sales were recorded last year.

REIV chief executive Enzo Raimondo said there was a de�nite trend, with Melbourne

buyers looking farther a�eld for value, space and liveability.

‘‘�e Macedon Ranges o�ers all three,’’ he said. ‘‘At $560,000, the median house price in the Macedon Ranges is signi�cantly lower than the Melbourne median of $718,000.

‘‘�is places the location easily within commuting distance of Melbourne, at the top of the wishlist for many.’’

Mr Raimondo said house values in the Macedon Ranges, along with suburbs of Geelong and towns on the Bellarine Peninsula,

had grown signi�cantly in recent months.‘‘With this trend under way, it is likely that

house prices will continue to grow solidly in the �rst half of this year,’’ he said.

RT Edgar Gisborne director Rick Lander said the Macedon Ranges was becoming one of the state’s property hotspots. ‘‘We deal with a lot of people from the northern suburbs, and what they can buy down there isn’t much by comparison.’’

He said buyers were interested in cottages, Victorian homes and lifestyle properties.

Pre-schoolers and primary school pupils can say ‘ni hao’ (hello) to Chinese language and story-time programs in Sunbury. Children can join teacher Ying Meng for stories at Goonawarra Neighbourhood House from 4.15-5.15pm on Tuesdays. A language class is held at the same time on Fridays. The sessions are designed to help prepare children for the jobs of the future and add to other Mandarin programs in the wider area. With a focus on entertainment and fun, the story-time sessions are aimed at helping toddlers and their parents learn together. Details: 0405 532 777

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Arson charges laidA man charged over the alleged sabotage of a railway siding in Hurstbridge will also face court in relation to four grass �res lit near Taradale and Malmsbury in December last year. The Waterford Park man, 27, was arrested after transit crime detectives and the arson squad raided a house about 11.45am on Saturday. The man was charged on Sunday with more than 25 arson and sabotage offences. He was scheduled to face an out of sessions court hearing on Sunday.

Sunbury’s hot topicsRemoval of the Station Street level crossing was among the top issues highlighted in a Sunbury Residents Association survey. A total of 18.37 per cent of more than 250 respondents said the crossing was the most important issue facing the town; 12.24 per cent called for a public hospital; and 9.18 per cent wanted a third railway crossing.

Burglars hit Jacksons HillPolice are hunting thieves responsible for a series of daytime burglaries in Sunbury’s Jacksons Hill in the past two weeks. Crime prevention of�cer Senior Constable Jacqui Newman said cash, jewellery and electronics such as iPads and laptops were among the items stolen. Crime Stoppers: 1800 333 000

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Organisers hope that community spirits will soar during a free family movie night at Sunbury’s Village Green this Saturday. The event, supported by Sunbury Community Health, Hume council and organisers of the town’s StreetLife Festival, includes locally produced short �lms from 7.45pm, with the main feature, Paper Planes, from 8pm. Food will be available from 6pm. BYO bean bags and picnic rugs. Details: goo.gl/DHwTwR

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SUNBURY LINE RAIL MAINTENANCE WORKSSunday 21— Wednesday 24 February, after 8.15PM

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Students at Kyneton’s Sacred Heart College will gain insights into potential careers thanks to a new learning centre that opened last week. Named after former principal Sister Vivian Dwyer, the centre for years 10-12 students will act as a digital hub, equipped with interactive whiteboards and other technology. Teachers will be miked up to ensure learners don’t miss anything. Principal Craig Holmes said the senior years’ building would also be a base for the school’s VCAL programs. Two years of planning went into the project, with input from staff, students and parents. ‘‘We wanted a space that would help answer some of the big questions for students of that age,’’ Mr Holmes said. ‘‘Why all this effort? Where is it going to take me?’’

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The new Vivian Dwyer Senior Learning Centre at Sacred Heart College, and (right) Bishop Terry Curtin begins the of�cial blessings. (Joe Mastroianni)

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�e V/Line crisis has had a dramatic e�ect on Bendigo train commuters, with punctuality plummeting from 83 per cent in December to just 64 per cent in January.

Performance data released last week revealed the line had the worst punctuality �gures in the state. Reliability (services running as advertised), at 89 per cent, was also down from 98 per cent in December.

�e latest �gures come amid a crisis that led to the resignation of V/Line chief executive �eo Taifalos, with thousands of services

it leaves. I know others who get there, miss that bus and have to wait a long time for another one. It throws your whole schedule out.’’

Mr Knight said free travel had done little to ease commuters’ pain. ‘‘You just want a good service; you pay a lot of money for it,’’ he said. ‘‘When it works, it’s fantastic, but they’ve got to get it back to working well.’’

cancelled due to ongoing problems including an escalated rate of wear on the wheels of VLocity carriages and the failure of trains to trigger boom gates.

Long-time Woodend commuter Robert Knight said while replacement buses running express to Melbourne could sometimes be quicker, the saga had caused signi�cant disruption for many people.

‘‘It depends on your timing,’’ he said. ‘‘I deliberately get there early because I’ve been through this before.

‘‘Some people do get really angry about sitting on a bus, waiting for it to �ll up before

Describing the train crisis as inexcusable, Public Transport Minister Jacinta Allan has ordered a review of V/Line operations.

Opposition public transport spokesman David Hodgett said Ms Allan and Premier Daniel Andrews had created a “train wreck” of the regional rail network.

“Daniel Andrews’ and Jacinta Allan’s bungled handling of the chaos on V/Line is costing taxpayers $4 million per week … all we get from them is more excuses and blaming.”

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

Rail trouble: punctuality plummets ‘‘ I deliberately get there early … it throws your whole schedule out ’’ - Robert Knight

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NewsCall out for artists

Council is seeking proposals from artists living in Lancefi eld, Benloch and Cobaw who are interested in developing a community art project.

Projects may be in any medium and may involve visual art, performance, an event and/or an exploration of community stories. The artist must be prepared to manage and lead the project and engage the community in a meaningful way.

The closing date for submissions is Friday 11 March.

For more information phone Emilie on 5422 0206 or email [email protected]

Have your say on the future of sport, recreation and leisure Council is seeking feedback on sport and recreation programs, services or facilities in the shire to inform the development of the 2017–2027 Leisure Strategy Plan.

This document will guide the direction of sport, recreation and leisure in the shire into the future.

There are a variety of ways you can have your say, including one-on-one interviews and via an online survey.

The online survey will close on Friday 11 March.

For further information or to book an interview, visit mrsc.vic.gov.au/yoursay or phone 5421 1468.

EventsNight walk at Hanging Rock Discover gliders, wallabies, native birds, bats, possums and many other native animals during a night walk at Hanging Rock.Numbers are limited and bookings essential.When: Friday 26 February. Where: Hanging Rock Reserve, 139 South Rock Road, Newham Cost: $22 per adult, $11 per child. Book: For more information and bookings, phone 5421 1468.Youth Mental Health First Aid training Do you want to learn how to help young people? Fully accredited Youth Mental Health First Aid courses are available to parents, guardians and teachers in the Macedon Ranges who are interested in learning how to assist young people experiencing mental health problems. Council are running 5 courses throughout the year, with the fi rst course beginning in March. When: 2, 9, 16 & 23 March, 6–9.30pmWhere: Leadlight Room, Holgates, High Street, WoodendCost: Free Book: Phone Lauren on 5422 0275 or [email protected] Info: mrsc.vic.gov.au/life4life

Weeds 101 Workshop What is a noxious, environmental and agricultural weed?Our free beginner’s workshop on weeds for both residents and landowners covers topics such as weed identifi cation, weed control techniques, weed management and much more. When: Saturday 5 March, 10am–1pm Where: Newham Mechanics Institute, 1292 Rochford Road, NewhamCost: Free Book: Phone 5421 9660 or [email protected] Info: mrsc.vic.gov.au/events

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A craft show featuring scrapbooking, die cuts and card-making kits not normally available in Sunbury will also help people who are doing it tough. The Sunbury Craft Group, which has been part of the town since the mid-1970s, will hold its �rst CraftZone Expo and Community Connection on February 25. Entry to the event at the Rainbow Court function room is free, but the group is encouraging craft lovers to bring some canned or dry goods to be donated to local support agency CareWorks SunRanges. The expo is from 3-7pm. Details: 0413 222 385

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By Matt Crossman

Ten more foster carers are needed in Sunbury and the Macedon Ranges to help children who have been removed from their families.

Anglicare Victoria will hold a series of information sessions as it looks to address a carer shortage and provide security for kids unable to live with their biological parents.

�e support agency’s chief executive, Paul McDonald, said children in care were among the community’s most vulnerable.

‘‘�ey move school o�en, and they are usually behind academically, so they are always feeling like the new kid,’’ he said.

But love and stability can help them keep up with their peers.

‘‘�at’s what foster carers do,’’ Mr McDonald said. ‘‘�ey provide a supportive, secure and safe environment to come home to at the end of the school day.’’

Carers can be single, de facto or married, with or without their own children, working or at home. Anglicare provides training and 24-hour support in addition to tax-free reimbursement.

Sunbury’s Wayne and Lisa Spencer, who were accredited with Anglicare mid last year, got involved a�er talking to people who had been foster carers.

�ey’ve now been caring for three children for about six months.

‘‘We decided it was the right thing to do,’’ Mr Spencer, who has three adult children, said.

‘‘It’s about making a di�erence, to be able to help kids get through what they are going through.

‘‘Plus it’s great to have children in the house again. It does keep you young. Although you do sort of forget how much washing kids have.’’

Ms Spencer said watching the children grow

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and respond to the a�ection they are given was a real joy.

‘‘�ey have greater con�dence, stability … a feeling of belonging and somewhere to come home,’’ she said.

Mr Spencer said there had been a few drawbacks.

‘‘Knowing how to deal with kids from

di�erent backgrounds can be a challenge,’’ he said. ‘‘But you learn to adjust, and the support we’ve received from Anglicare with courses and so on has been fantastic.’’

Information sessions for people interested in learning more about foster care will take place in February and March. Details: 8470 9999 or www.anglicarevic.org.au/events

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A place for kids to growGisborne’s new early learning centre is due to be completed next month. The $3.7 million centre in Robertson Street will provide rooms for three and four-year-olds’ kindergarten, two maternal child and health consulting rooms, a toy library and community space. Work has also begun on a new pavilion at Dixon Field, including four change rooms, referee rooms, meeting space and kitchen. This $1 million project is due to be �nished in April.

Fresh spurt for old fountain A new petition calling for a water park to replace an old fountain in Sunbury’s Village Green is unlikely to get a guernsey, with Hume council working on plans to retain and upgrade the existing structure. More than 300 people signed the online petition in the days after it was created last week. But Hume city infrastructure director Peter Waite said work was already under way on a proposal to improve the fountain, built in the 1980s, after 500 people signed a different petition last year.

Road, path works under wayParks, footpaths, roads and bridges are being upgraded this month as part of a Macedon Ranges council campaign. Picnic settings and benches are going in at Woodend’s Corinella and Quahlee reserves and Kyneton’s Quarry Reserve. Resealing will be done on sections of Bawden Road, Woodend; McPhersons Lane, Pipers Creek; and Bourke Lane in Carlsruhe. Footpaths in Kyneton, Gisborne, Woodend, Lance�eld and Romsey will be improved.

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By Matt Crossman

Councils that are happy with the performance of their chief executive shouldn’t be forced to readvertise the job every four years.

�at’s the view Hume chief Domenic Isola presented in a submission to a state government review of the Local Government Act.

Mr Isola, who also called for the introduction of a framework to prevent senior o�cers from earning wages approaching their superiors, said requiring councils to ‘‘test the market’’ could waste time and cost ratepayers more money.

‘‘If you have assessments done in a professional way, with guidelines and key performance indicators, if at the end of the term the person in the job has met the requirements and done the things they’ve been asked to do, then why would you go to the expense and hassle of advertising that job?” he asked.

‘‘In this age of councils having to tighten their belts with things like rate capping, why would you do it?’’

Mr Isola, who has been chief executive at Hume since 2007, said the cost of advertising and hiring consultants to appoint a chief executive o�cer could approach $35,000.

‘‘In the private sector, if the board is satis�ed with the performance and direction, then they would not incur costs, time and uncertainty in going through a reappointment process,’’ he said.

‘‘Why should a council?’’Mr Isola said existing chief executive reviews

were independent and detailed.But Sunbury Residents Association president

Bernie O’Farrell said there was nothing wrong about making CEOs �ght for their jobs.

‘‘If the job’s going to be readvertised, then they’ve got to perform at their best at all times, and that’s the best result for ratepayers,’’ he said.

Let good CEOs stay: Hume boss

A new chapter in the history of Riddells Creek Toy Library began on Saturday, with volunteers opening the doors of a new venue.

The library’s future was threatened in 2014 with years of declining membership taking their toll.

But a dedicated group of parents has worked hard to ensure children continue to have access to toys designed to entertain and challenge them.

Library president Bronwen Taylor said the venue’s new home, at the maternal child and health centre in Mahoneys Road, meant a new generation of kids would bene�t.

‘‘Parents can save money by becoming a member for a fraction of the price of buying toys new,’’ she said. ‘‘It helps avoid boredom as they can borrow new toys every week.’’

Memberships are available for $10 as part of an opening special.

Details: 0417 371 028

Toy lovers back in drivers’ seat

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Tra�c �ows and safety along New Gisborne’s busiest stretch of road will improve with works on a $6.6 million upgrade of Station Road about to begin.

Two roundabouts will be built and existing lanes widened as part of the long-awaited project, funded by state and federal governments and supported by Macedon Ranges council and Gisborne Roads Group.

Bike and pedestrian paths and improved connections between Station Road and the Calder Freeway will also be built.

Cr Russell Mowatt said it was the biggest roads investment in the area since the Calder bypass in 1988.

‘‘�e vehicle movements prior to the bypass in 1988 were about 12,000 per day,’’ he said.

‘‘We have, as a community, well and truly exceeded this as a result of internal development

and population growth.’’About 17,500 cars use the road linking

Gisborne with the freeway every day. �is is expected to increase to 24,000 in the next two to �ve years.

‘‘�is is perfect timing in terms of the future population and economic growth for Gisborne,’’ Cr Mowatt said.

‘‘But there’s also the safety aspect, with vehicles backing up on the o� ramps [of the Calder] during peak periods.’’

�e work is expected to be completed by the end of this year.

Matt Crossman

Russell Mowatt and Bruce Overall, chairperson of the road committee. (Joe Mastroianni)

Works to tackle logjam

rates beyond the cap. �ey include Melbourne, Maribyrnong, Mitchell, Yarra and Wyndham.

Hume was not on the list, despite previously saying it would lose $37 million over four years if rates were capped to the CPI. In a submission to the ESC last August, Hume council said it would seek an exemption from rate-capping measures for two years.

Cr Patsikatheodorou said councils were

‘‘ If we don’t apply, we’ll be … seeing where we can make savings ’’ - Helen Patsikatheodorou

By Matt Crossman

Hume mayor Helen Patsikatheodorou says state and federal governments may need to take back some of the services they’ve been handing to councils.

Cr Patsikatheodorou said the state’s decision to peg council rate rises to the consumer price index (CPI) from this year had the potential to impact infrastructure projects and services.

She said over many years, councils had picked up funding for a large number of programs abandoned or limited by other levels of government.

‘‘We’re carrying a number of di�erent

programs that used to be funded … that money was pulled and council thought those important programs needed to continue,’’ Cr Patsikatheodorou said. ‘‘It would be really unfortunate if some of them had to go.’’

As reported by Star Weekly online, Hume is Star Weekly online, Hume is Star Weeklylikely to face tough choices in its next budget, with the municipality not among 21 councils to have �agged the possibility of seeking to li� rates by more than a 2.5 per cent cap.

All increases beyond the CPI will need a green light from the Essential Services Commission.

A list released by the ESC revealed that more than a quarter of Victorian councils have �agged they could apply for an exemption to li�

increasingly being relied on to fund programs such as health and community care, meals on wheels and school crossing supervisors.

‘‘You can’t keep asking ‘give us more, give us more’,’’ she said. ‘‘�ere’s a whole lot of other add ons, we’re collecting the �re levy …the community doesn’t always know and they think it’s all us.”

Cr Patsikatheodorou said the council had until the end of the month to apply for an exemption.

‘‘We’ll continue to consider it seriously,’’ she said. ‘‘If we don’t apply, we’ll be looking at the whole council structure and seeing where we can make savings.’’

Hume braces for hard rates ask

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You were a victim of bullying yourself. How and when did it start?It started in year 7 and continued on until the end of year 9. I experienced face-to-face bullying and some cyber bullying. I believe it started because I am a little di�erent, I think outside the square … I will stand up for myself.

What was the e�ect on you?I took a lot of time o� school; we call them “mental health days” at home. I lost my self con�dence. I doubted myself all the time and lost sight of myself. I lost trust in people, I became withdrawn, and I would get upset really easily. I would dread going to school, I would o�en come home and just cry, I had panic attacks and meltdowns at school, and I felt unsafe at school.

How did the idea of the pens and the anti-bullying campaign come about? As part of my year 9 assessment I was required to take part in a trade show. It was a self-directed project of my choice that I worked on from February to October 2015. Some of my friends had been bullied or were also being bullied, and they were self-harming, su�ering depression, anxiety, developing eating disorders and talking about suicide. Lauren Proudfoot from [Macedon Ranges council’s] Live4Life worked closely with me. �e initial campaign included anti-bullying and mental health posters, banner pens and video interviews. I produced 1000 banner pens and 10 posters.

Were there people who helped you develop the idea/spread the initiative? Lauren … and my mum. My mum helped me

MY PLACEBullengarook’s Sharina Mayman, 15, created a youth awareness campaign to tackle issues around bullying and mental health. �e Macedon Ranges’ young citizen of the year talks to Matt Crossman.

a lot with the administration side of things and writing the sponsorship requests. I also received a lot of help and support from teachers.

Do you feel that bullying has become more invasive with the advent of social media? De�nitely, because it is not just at school any more. You can’t get away from it, you come home, you turn on your phone, iPad or laptop,

and there can be 100 horrible messages. You don’t feel safe anywhere.

What’s next? Is the pen program something you plan or hope to roll out further? My hope is to get enough money to produce up to 10,000 banner pens so all year 7-12 Macedon Ranges students have one; also medical practices and mental health agencies.

What’s your view on the support and opportunities available to young people?Mental health support has come a long way. �ere are some amazing groups … but more are needed. �e biggest challenge I see is getting the information direct to the individual that needs help. �e other challenge is making bullies understand that they are bullying and making them appreciate the a�ect they have on people.

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Rise and shine, it’s showtimeMotor enthusiasts won’t want to miss the Rotary Club of Sunbury’s annual North West Show N Shine. Dozens of classic cars and bikes will line up outside Masters in Vineyard Road from 7-10pm this Friday. Proceeds will go to charities and initiatives supported by the local club. ■ goo.gl/AxOrX0

Go boho at BullaBulla’s next bohemian market will be held on Green Street this Sunday. Explore an array of stalls and pick up a bargain, 9am-3pm, next to the miniature railway.

Sing-along lunchSt Mary’s Anglican Church Sunbury is inviting people to a lunchtime of fun. Sing some oldies and hits by the likes of The Seekers and Elvis. Delicious hot soup lunch included. From noon Thursday at St Mary’s Anglican Church Hall, 7 O’Shanassy Street.■ 9744 1347 or 8746 8332

Wise living works wellDiscover, debate and delve into sustainable technologies and lifestyles with experts at the Macedon Ranges Sustainable Living Festival when it returns on February 27. The expo of sustainable living ideas will be held at the Black Forest timber mill and Woodend community garden and hub. A community picnic will be held at Woodend Children’s Park on February 28. ■ slf.mrsgonline.org.au

COMMUNITY CALENDARWANT YOUR EVENT LISTED? Community Calendar is made available free of charge to not-for-pro�t organisations to keep the public informed of special events and activities. Send item details to Star Weekly Community Calendar, Corner Thomsons Road and Keilor Park Drive, Keilor Park, 3042, or email to [email protected]. Deadline for copy and announcements is noon Tuesday.

Novel way to walk the talkTake part in some barefoot bowling and raise funds for the Catching Angels Macedon Ranges Relay for Life team at Woodend Bowling Club from 6.30pm this Friday. Cost: $10 adults, $5 children. Macedon Ranges Relay for Life is at Lance�eld Park on March 5 and 6.■ 0434 005 326 or 0439 399 838

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Autumn �ower showDahlias, roses, autumn cut �owers, pot plants, cacti and succulents will feature at Kyneton Horticultural Society’s annual autumn �ower show. Watts Pavilion, Kyneton Showgrounds, 1-5pm, March 5, and 10am-4.30pm March 6. Plant sales

and afternoon tea will be available.■ 5422 7130

Indulge yourselfSunbury-based Cancer and Natural Therapy Foundation will hold a coach tour fundraiser to explore the spa country around Daylesford on February 28, including visits to Convent Gallery and Lavendula Farm, and morning, lunch and afternoon tea. Cost: $110 ■ 9740 3977

Retro light fantasticPrimary school-aged children are being encouraged to dress in ’80s gear for the �rst Sunbury Blue Light Disco at Sunbury Memorial Hall, 6-8pm this Friday. Cost: $7■ 9744 8111

Bridge in duplicateSunbury Bridge Club meets at Sunbury Football Club rooms for duplicate bridge sessions, 7-10pm Wednesdays. ■ 9740 8852

Sunfest shines onSunfest celebrates its 40th anniversary from March 18-20. Apply now for stalls, a fun run, street parade and talent quests.■ www.sunfest.org.au

Ping pong social gamesSocial table tennis for seniors is 1-3pm every Wednesday at Clarke Stadium, Sunbury. Come be active, socialise and have some fun. $3 per week.

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Originally a 1940s California bungalow, this character-�lled place has had a few nips and tucks to slightly alter its pro�le but it’s kept all the good bits – Tasmanian oak �oorboards and stepped cornices on high ceilings, and dark-stained timber picture rails, fretwork and sash window frames. Set back from the road on about 1.62 hectares, the house is hidden among trees and takes in spectacular views of Hanging Rock. French doors open onto three decks, additions that extend relaxation and outdoor dining options considerably. A spacious living room (with wood heater) links with a new kitchen, which uses recycled timber and has a stainless-steel underbench oven. Three bedrooms (or two with study) share a cute bathroom in the signature green of the era. Close to Newham and Woodend, and within four kilometres of Calder Freeway access, the property has a pretty creek running through it, and a spring-fed dam.

Joan Gladman: 5427 4307 Price: $650,000 Private sale

WOODEND 59 Marsella Court, 3442

3 1

Surrounded by bush and native plantings on a block of about 3177 square metres, this house has been updated, with its original timber wall paneling, ceilings and exposed beams painted white to deliver a fresh new look. A large, carpeted lounge-dining room sits under a vaulted ceiling and links via a door and servery window to the big, modern country-style kitchen (�oorboards) with white cabinetry, dishwasher, wall oven and electric cooktop. Enclosed with banks of windows, a rear north-facing pergola with crazy-paving underfoot becomes another year-round living zone. Four bedrooms include the main with en suite, and the main bathroom is a smart affair, with a Caesarstone-topped vanity unit and heated towel rail. A detached studio/of�ce is a stylish space that would work well for visiting clients. An Arrow wood heater (with return) and a split-system tame the climate. A tennis court, town and tank water are other attractions at a property within a walk of town.

Gisborne Real Estate: 5428 8895 Price: $739,000 Private sale

MACEDON 50 Grandview Avenue, 3440

4 2 2

On a wide block of about 825 square metres, and with great views of the Mount, this is a place that will have property seekers lining up for a slice of life in a place full of characters. Not far from the Trading Post’s foodie haven, this older-style house (of about 15 squares) has no fewer than three living areas – a carpeted lounge room with a �replace; a big family-meals zone; and a rumpus/TV room through an archway. The kitchen has abundant timber storage, a wall oven and a gas cooktop. Three bedrooms include the main with wardrobe and en suite. Gardens are established, and a double carport is suited to a garage conversion.

Brad Teal Gisborne: 5428 2800 Price: $499,000 – $539,000 Private sale

MOUNT MACEDON 13 Christian Street, 3441

3 2 2

On about 790 square metres and a stroll away from everything in wonderful Trentham (hello good food and wine, sport, cute shops and temperate rainforest), this Edwardian does the period proud. Painted boards line most ceilings and walls; Baltic boards anchor most rooms; picture rails, deep skirts, original windows and �replaces are here; and the entry hallway is classically central. Of the four bedrooms (and there’s a study/retreat), one has direct access to a two-way bathroom. A separate lounge room has a Ned Kelly wood heater, and a family-meals area is next to the country-charm kitchen with walk-in pantry and dishwasher. This enviable weekender or character-�lled permanent home is surrounded by nostalgic gardens.

RT Edgar: 5427 1222 Price: $440,000 – $480,000 Private sale

TRENTHAM 11 Falls Road, 3458

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Right at the start of what’s locally known as “millionaire’s row”, this grand house on 0.41 superbly landscaped hectares is all class from go to whoa.

Not only does it have fab views over the township, it’s also a �ne example of a house beautifully executed, with all those extra elements that stamp it as superior – stepped cornices and skirts; extra-height doors; spotted gum �oorboards; conservatory-style windows; top-notch kitchen appliances and 2pac cabinetry; a fantastic outdoor entertainment set-up, and unstinting space in every area.

A carpeted entry hall has in-wall sliders to the right, leading to a large study/hobby room with a wall of cabinetry and the �rst of the conservatory windows. A big laundry with lots of cupboards is next, followed by the huge living hub, which has an Arrow wood heater set in exposed bricks.

The kitchen here has a granite-topped island bench, soft-close drawers (28 in all), a vacuum sweep, a large walk-in pantry with kookaburra motif leadlight porthole, and an Ascot 1200mm dual-oven cooker with matching burgundy rangehood.

Double doors from the family room usher

in a gallery library, followed by a glorious sunroom with a wide bay window dressed in lovely roman blinds – and it’s here that the views come into full focus.

Down another carpeted hallway, there’s the skylit main bathroom with bespoke vanity unit, then a large study at the centre of three bedrooms, including the main, which has a �tted dressing room and a big, beautiful en suite with dual basins and a clawfoot tub beneath a roof window.

The original garage has been converted to an entertainment room, with tilt-up windows providing abundant air �ow.

Gisborne Real Estate: 5428 8895 Price: Contact agent Private sale

GISBORNE 1 Ross Watt Road, 3437

4 2 2

This connects to an outdoor area with wood-�red pizza oven, beyond which is a Victorian-style rotunda. The beautifully landscaped backyard stretches for miles and includes a ‘secret’ garden-rimmed space with access to the cutest outdoor toilet/shed ever. Further down the yard, there’s a huge, fenced vegie garden, along with the ‘Cackleberry Hotel’ chicken coop, a 32-square weatherboard workshop/man cave, and another vegie garden. Drystone walls are another treat.

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Kennedy&Hunt:

33BrantomeSt,Gisborne,Victoria, 3437Ph: (03)54282544Fax: (03)54282816

AgentContacts:

JasonKennedy: 0417383235WilmaGrumont: 0409138472DominicRomeo: 0407435589

Kennedy & Hunt Real Estate www.kennedyandhunt.com.au

GisborneLot 35 The Boomerang Private Sale

Realise your family dream.A golden opportunity exists in the Wallaby Run Estate to build the family home youhave always planned. Set high on a rise, 35 The Boomerang overs a generous levelallotment of 1,079m2 with magnificent views of the township and ranges. Close to alltown amenities – walk to schools, shopping precinct & parks. Make the move and planyour dream home.

Private Sale Details:

$390,000

NEWLISTING

Gisborne South242 Couangalt Road Private Sale

Country living at its best!Rarely does a property tick all the boxes - position, tranquility & a�ordability. Situatedon 10 acres (approx.) this 35 square home is superior in every way. 4 bedrms, 2bathrms, study,udy,udy 3 living areas, kitchen & dining area. The lifestyle aspect continueswith a heated swimming pool & alfresco with bar & bathrm. 2 car garage, huge shed/workshop, automated gates, dam & tanks. Easy reach to Melbourne & Airport.

Private Sale Details:

Contact Agent

Viewing Times:

Saturday12.00 - 12.30pm

Property Information:

A 4 B 3 C 6

NEWLISTING

Gisborne97-99 Willowbank Road For Lease

BRAND NEW MODERN OFFICE/CONSULTING SUITES.

Brand new, modern o�ces/coes/coes/ nsulting suites (currently underconstruction) available to lease in the thriving regional townshipof Gisborne. Located in a high exposure area right next door to anewly constructed child care centre and at the gateway to the ‘new’Gisborne this building of 250m2 consists of:

• 5 consulting rooms• Reception/waption/waption/ iting area• Administration oce• Split system heating/coting/coting/ oling throughout• Onsite parking

Approx. 53 km (45 minutes) to Melbourne CBD with the MelbourneInternational Airport only 25 minutes away.Available April 2016.

For Lease Details:

$4,166 pcm + GST & outgoings

Viewing Times:

By appointment.

FOR LEASE

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Kennedy&Hunt:

33BrantomeSt,Gisborne,Victoria, 3437Ph: (03)54282544Fax: (03)54282816

AgentContacts:

JasonKennedy: 0417383235WilmaGrumont: 0409138472DominicRomeo: 0407435589

Kennedy & Hunt Real Estate www.kennedyandhunt.com.au

Gisborne49 Goode Street Private Sale

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

Private Sale Details:

Contact Agent

Viewing Times:

Saturday2.00 - 2.30pm

Property Information:

A 4 B 2

NEW LISTING

Gisborne143 Aitken Street Private Sale

It’s all here! Spacious family living with a totally modern makeover.Land approx. 1,045m2.Five bedrooms (or 4 + study), new kitchen, ensuite, bathroom & covered entertainingarea. Oversized double garage & extra parking for caravan or boat. Landscapedgarden (with automated sprinkler system). Loads of features including timber floors &stone feature wall. All within easy distance to shops, schools & recreation areas.

Private Sale Details:

$595,000

Viewing Times:

Saturday12.00 - 12.30pm

Property Information:

A 4 B 2 C 3

Gisborne2 Kennington Rise Private Sale

Ideal home for the growing family in court location.Land over 1700m2.Plenty of space for the whole family within easy distance to all the township. Youropportunity to take advantage of an established property that is waiting for yourpersonal stamp. O�ers 3 living areas, 4 bedrms, study,udy,udy kitchen, ensuite & bathrm.Floating timber floors, 2.7m ceilings, generous parking & much more.

Private Sale Details:

$660,000

Viewing Times:

Saturday11.00 - 11.30am

Property Information:

A 4 B 2 C 2

NEWLISTING

Riddells Creek263 Sandy Creek Road Private Sale

“Leawarra” Circa 1888. Sought after historic charm.A unique opportunity to secure one of the region’s historic charms. Situated on 2titles of 8,292m2, this fully restored weatherboard homestead o�ers 3 bedrms, masterwith ensuite & WIR, bathroom, dining rm, kitchen & laundry. Also o�ers a huge livingroom & 2nd elegant sitting room. Alfresco area, verandah & beautiful garden beyond.Serviced by town water, garage with powered storage & garden sheds.

Private Sale Details:

$790,000 - $830,000

Viewing Times:

Saturday1.00 - 1.30pm

Property Information:

A 3 B 2 C 2

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PROPERTY ALERT!Situated in this truly excellent, conveniencehas never looked so good!This beautiful home o�erso�erso� two bedrooms withBIR’s.O�erO�erO� ing an open plan living, kitchen withstainless steel appliances overlooking themeals and main living zone. Outside includesa concreted and landscaped outdoorentertainment area.Other features include reverse cycle splitsystem, single garage, water tank and more!

Price: $330,000 to $360,000Inspection: Saturday 12.15pm to 12.45pmPhoto ID requiredContact: Adam Sacco 0409 033 [email protected]

3Westminster Grove, Sunbury3A 3B 2C

SCENIC VIEWS FROMTHE HILL!Situated in the ever popular Jacksons Hillestate stands a proud home born yesterdaywith commanding scenic views of Sunbury’sy’sy’rolling hills.This tri-level home o�erso�erso� formal front loungeand an open plan family room combiningthe meals area and a functional kitchen.Accommodating 3 bedrooms including mainbedroom complete withWIR, ensuite.Additional features include ducted heating,evap cooling, security alarm system, doublelock-up garage and more!

Price: $590,000 to $630,000Inspection: Saturday 1.00pm to 1.30pmPhoto ID requiredContact: Adam Sacco 0409 033 [email protected]

57 Stewarts Lane, Sunbury3A 2B 2C

HOLIDAY IN STRATHEARN!Set yourself up in one of the best familylocations of Sunbury in the highly sought afteafteaf rStrathearn Glen Estate, o�ero�ero� ing formal frontlounge, kitchen with breakfast bar overlookingthe meals area and main family living room.Accommodation includes 3 bedrooms plus astudy,study,study main withWIR and ensuite plus a centralbathroom.Additional features include, ducted heating,underground swimming pool, evaporatecooling plus reverse split system and more!

Price: $480,000 to $520,000Inspection: Saturday 10:00am to 10:30amPhoto ID requiredContact: Adam Sacco 0409 033 [email protected]

41 Border Boulevard, Sunbury4A 2B 2C

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

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

Unit 1/507-509 Elizabeth Drive,Sunbury3A 2B 1C

INVEST OR NEST!Fresh and modern with a contemporary openstyle layout o�erso�erso� a functional kitchen withstainless steel appliances which overlooksthe meals area and living zone.Outside o�erso�erso�landscaped gardens and undercover alfresco.Accommodation has main bedroom withensuite andWIR with two bedrooms with BIR’sand bathroom.Additional features include single car garage,evaporative cooling, ducted heating, 2,000 Ltrwater tank plus more!

Price: $330,000 to $360,000Inspection: Saturday 1:45pm to 2:15pmPhoto ID requiredContact: Adam Sacco 0409 033 [email protected]

13Winged Foot Court, Sunbury3A 1B 2C

PAINT THE PICTURE...Put your own �nishing touches on thisfantastic home, situated in a wonderful familyfriendly and child safesafesaf court!O�erO�erO� ing formal entrance which to the rightleads to an open lounge, and to the leftleftlef acountry style kitchen overlooking the mealsarea.Accommodation includes three bedroomswith BIR’s sharing a central bathroom.Additional features include ducted heating,air conditioning, garden shedding and muchmore!

Price: $300,000 to $330,000Inspection: Saturday 12.15pm to 12.45pmPhoto ID requiredContact: Adam Sacco 0409 033 [email protected]

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Shop 3, 2 Brook Street, Sunbury 03 9744 2244 leadingrealestate.com.au

Sunbury Pty Ltd

9 Gleneagles Drive, Sunbury4A 1B 4C

TOO GOOD TO LAST.T.T ..Whether you’re a �rst home buyer,r,r investoror just looking fofof r a great home with all theadded extras, then look no further.Featuring meals area, with built in breakfafaf stbar overlooking a generous sized fafaf mily roomwith built in bar plus outdoor entertainingarea.Additional fefef atures this home o�e�e� rs includingducted heating, fafaf ntastic storage and so muchmore not mentioned!

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

13 Aldridge Drive, Sunbury5A 3B

THINK BIG!This stunning 5 bedroom plus study fafaf milyhome is unsurpassable in all that it is, oee ringliving options with an open modern kitchenwith stainless steel appliances which overlooksthe meals area, a fofof rmal lounge plus a separatefafaf mily room with sliding door access to anundercover entertaining area.Accommodation includes 5 bedrooms plusstudy,y,y 2 of which have their own ensuite,master withWIR plus a central bathroom.Additional fefef atures include 2 split systems plusevaporative cooling and ducted heating, 9000Ltr water tank, new fefef nces and so much more!

Price: $480,000 to $520,000Inspection: Saturday 10.45am to 11.15amPhoto ID requiredContact: Adam Sacco 0409 033 [email protected]

Units 3-5/35 Darbyshire Street, Sunbury 3A 1B 1C

SEIZE THE MOMENT!With building commencing within the next 2 months, act now and

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This very exclusive and boutique complex includes the perfefef ct blend

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All living, kitchen and bathroom areas and bedrooms will create warm,

functional spaces of comfofof rt, quality and distinction and all the homes

will be �tted with selected quality appliances providing owners with

the reliability and comfofof rt including dishwashers, reverse cycle split

system to living areas and remote car garaging.

Price: $345,000+

Contact: Adam Sacco 0409 033 [email protected]

Sunbury Pty Ltd

Your property isworth morewith Adam Sacco!

4 Xavier Court, SunburySale of my home.Adam Sacco made me feel relaxed and at ease, hereally cared and helped me through this rough period.I would recommend him to anyone who is selling theirhome. Great job, very professional and knowledgeable.Thank you Adam.

30 Bluegum Court, Riddells CreekSelling our home!ToToT by and Adam have a great knowledge of the areasthey are selling in. They give it to you straight fromtheir experience and what buyers are wanting to seefor their money.

8 Hilltop Court, SunburySale of Hilltop Court.Adam Sacco and the team at leading Real Estatewere passionate and proactive during the whole saleprocess resulting in a satisfying sales result of ourproperty. I would highly recommend Adam because Iknow that he will do his utmost to get the best resultfor his vendors at all times.

3 Boon Court, SunburyBest agent in SunburyAdam and his team did a stellar job advertising myproperty and getting a fantastic price! We reallyonly have good things to say, easy to deal with,always available and willing to be �exible to meetmy needs as we sold within a few days. Very happywith the service and the outcome. If you want anagent who delivers what they promise I can reallyrecommend Adam and his team. 5 star service allthe way, very professional team from the agent tothe photographer.

10 Kippax Street, SunburyReal and sincereAdam and ToToT by at Leading Real Estate werewonderful in the sale of our home. Gave us a realprice, no BS and sold our home within 2 weeks!Great to deal with, would recommend them toanyone.

88 Jackson Street, SunburyAdam SaccoVery pleased with Adam Sacco and the team atLeading Real Estate. Very easy to communicate withand gave great advice to get the best results. Woulduse Adam again in the future.

119 Stewarts Lane, SunburyGreat Result!Thank you Adam on the quick and successful saleof our property. We were extremely pleased with theresult. YoYoY u were recommended by friends and yourefforts exceeded our expectations. We would haveno hesitation in recommending your agency to othervendors in the future.Thanks and regards, Rodney and Jennifer.

358 Elizabeth Drive, SunburySo happy with the result of the sale!ToToT Adam and his team, I am so grateful foreverything you did to help me achieve a great resultin the sale of my home. Before the sale Adam andToToT by came for an appraisal, both of them werehelpful in giving hints on how to improve the overallappearance of my home for sale. Adam was morethan generous with his time to get a winning result.I cannot express how deeply I appreciate everythingdone. Great work Adam and team!

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GISBORNEReal EstateMACEDON RANGESReal Estate

7/38 Brantome Street, Gisborneinfo@gisborne-realestate.com.auwww.gisborne-realestate.com.au

Janis Paul 0417 560 897Rob Cook 0418 527 105Jim Paul 0418 283 904Robert Wilson 0432 689 763

THINKING OF SELLING?FREE MARKET APPRAISAL!

5428 8895

3177 SQM& REAR ACCESS

OPEN SATURDAY12.00-12.30PM

MACEDON 50 GRANDVIEW AVENUE

$739,000

REAR ACCESS ADDS BONUS TO COUNTRY HOME. On 3177SQM, this home has contemporary styling,sunny aspects and views! Consisting of 4 BR, ES, open plan lounge/living and dining, country kitchenwith servery. Nth facing conservatory and sep studio/home o�ce/home theatre with own - entrance.Ideal work from home.DLUG and carport. Full sized fenced tennis court, with easy access - ideal shed site(STCA.)

LANDAPPROX 1963 SQM

GISBORNE 6 LEAFY RETREAT

$417,500

Nearly half an acre (approx 1963sqm) good, level block in the most sought afteafteaf r location in Gisborne.Superb Morningside Estate is just as leafy and desirable as the address of this property indicates. Only ashort, interesting and pretty stroll to the village. Ideal walk to and from Gisborne Secondary College, andlocal and primary schools. Enjoy your outing and walk to Gisborne Market. All Services available.

OPEN SATURDAY11.00-11.30AM

RIDDELLS CREEK 73 MAHONEYS ROAD

E.S.R $590,000-$610,000

On huge approx 1216SQM corner block, this positively charming 4BR plus study,study,study sandstone brick styleresidence exudes warmth of character with expansive living areas. The corner block allows side accessto the double LU garage via remote gates. Gas ducted heating, HRV system, split system and a large s.c.Wood �re heater. Modern kitchen. Very picturesque outdoor living. A blend of Edwardian and FrenchProvincial! Delightful family home.

HUGE SHED &REAR ACCESS

GISBORNE 6 OLIVIA COURT

E.S.R $780,000-$820,000

Approx 48 squares (450Sqm) residence has rooms for everyone and everything! Comp: Five hugebedrooms, 4 bathrooms, �ne-dining and formal lounge, downstairs study plus upstairs study (with o­cestorage and gym) kitchen, family room, plus separate rumpus. Ideal for grand entertaining and familyliving, or work from home. Massive quality shed on huge block of 2669SQM (approx) with access fromMill Street. Walk to town, cafescafescaf and park. Enormous and lovely!

WEHAVEHAVEHA THEMACEDON RANGES COVEREDMORE PROPERTIESWANTED!

SOLDGISBORNE14 Dalton Street

$735,000

SOLDBULLENGAROOK1444 Bacchus Marsh Road

$650,000

SOLDRIDDELLS CREEK84 Riverside Drive

$930,000

TOOLERNVALE58 Orchard Road

$795,000 - $825,000SOLD

NEWGISBORNE24Woodworth Street

$420,000SOLD

WOODEND58 Porkers Lane

Contact AgentSOLD

MOUNTMACEDON40 Mabel Crescent

Contact AgentSOLD

MACEDON57 Victoria Street

$1.15M - $1.25MSOLD

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82 Main Street, RomseyJulie Ellis 0409 433 699

Property Manager

Ph (03) 5429 6842James Shalders 0412 136 578

Licensed Sales Agent

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

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

30 minutes from Melbourne airport and 50 minutes from CBD

LANCEFIELD 69 PARK STREET A 3 B 1 C 3

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

Zoned Low Density 12 Sub-divisible Acres with Classic VictorianHome

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

aircon• 1 bathroom, 2 w.c’s, internal laundry• Dble garage with auto door• Dble machinery shed plus separate of�ce• Approx 12 north facing sub-divisible acres• Across the road from the Lance�eld primary

school• Wonderful district views & a genuine short walk

to town• Take the plunge and secure your future

Private sale$875,000

OFI By Appointment

Jane Lansell-Smith

M: 0412 457 [email protected]

www.connallys.com.au

ROMSEY 3 THOMAS COURT A 4 B 2 C 4

• Large carpeted living room withaccess to Deck

• Timber Kitchen with gas hotplates &double electric wall oven

• Sep/Dining/Breakfast Bar• Dish washer / Pantry• Floating Floor/Carpets• Gas Ducted/Solid fuel Heater

Private Sale$525,000

ROSA COTTAGTTAGTT E

Jane Lansell SmithM: 0412 457 881

[email protected]

James ShaldersM: 0412 136 578

[email protected]

ROMSEY 40 METCALFE DRIVE A 3 B 2 C 4

A Great Opportunity for Future Sub-Division (STCA)

An Acre of Opportunities

• 3 Dble bedrooms with BIRs, WIR in Main• 2 Bathrooms including ensuite in Main• Large living room with solid fuel heater and

�oating �oor• Open plan kitchen/casual meals/family room

with access to covered entertaining area• Kitchen with electric stove/cooktop, pantry

and breakfast bar• Ducted evaporative A/C• Dble detached colourbond garage with

power/concrete �oor• Additional carport suitable for mobile home• Enclosed dog yard and garden sheds• Land size approx. 4,056sqm

Private sale$430,000

OFI By Appointment

Jane Lansell-SmithM: 0412 457 881

[email protected]

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ROMSEY LOT 11 JOHNSTON COURT

• Great Position with easy access• Bitumen Road Frontage• Toilet/wash room• Of�ce/Power/Water

• Fully Fenced/Double gated• Corner Position• 2 Road Frontages• Close to main town

Private Sale$390,000 - $410,000

INDUSTRIAL ZONED (3)APPROX 1 ACRE

James ShaldersM: 0412 136 578

[email protected]

HAPPY LUNARNEW YEARThe Year of The Monkey is the ideal time for change in your life.

It is predicted as a lively, optimistic and progressive year with an upturn in RealReal Estate.

However it is important to place your trust in the right people.

At Connally’s, both vendors and purchasers can rely on our complete commitment,commitment,loyalty and discretion. If change is in your horizon, please speak to us.

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To see our full range of properties forsale go to: www.chessproperty.com.au

102 Main Street, Romsey 3434 PH: 5429 5544

OPEN 7 DAYS

HOUSE & HOME

Our Vendors love their home andgarden and it is with great sadnessthat they now offerofferof their “pictureperfect” property to you.

Tucked privately behind twoestablished weeping trees the well-built, beautifully presented homeoffersoffersof very comfortable family living,two outdoor entertainment areas,beautiful gardens and a shed todelight the home handy person ortradesperson.

Delightful accommodationcomprises :• Main bedroom with bay window,

walk-in-robe & ensuite• Bedrooms 2 & 3 have built-in-

robes & can accommodate aqueen bed

• 4th bedroom / Study• Attractive formal lounge• Solid timber kitchen withadjoining dining/family roomoverlooking the lovely gardens

• Family Bathroom• Double garage under-roof• 9mx6m colourbond workshop

with concrete floor & powerOutside relaxed entertaining isassured in the pretty, coveredgazebo with a roll down sun blindor on the very sheltered and roofedrear deck.

Added features of the propertyinclude gas ducted heating, splitsystem heating/cooling, polishedfloors boards, beautifully designedgardens, excellent fencing andexceptionally wide side access.

A “Picture Perfect” property awaits.Inspect today!

Picture Perfect-1600m243 Robb Drive ROMSEY $457,500

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“COMPASSION”Working in Real Estate entails working with people.As a Real Estate Agent or a Sales Consultant wecome across clients from all walks of life and manyare experiencing personal hardship and sorrow.

“Compassion” for others must be an essential part ofthe overall character of an Agent and those who workin the Real Estate Industry. This is a “service industry”an industry which must make “people” a priority.

As agents, we encounter those who have lost aspouse or partner.partner.partner Parents who are grieving the deathof a child. People who are dealing with terminal illnessand those coping with the debilitating and heartbreaking effectseffectsef of Dementia.

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Feel at home.

Sunbury 5 The Link

4 3 2

Modern Conception Links Classic OpulenceBreathtaking and functional encapsulate this wonderful property’s main features. This three

bedroom + study, two bathroom residence is the final word in utility and resplendent living.

Fully heated and cooled throughout with dual garages, cinema standard theatre room and

pool this dazzling residence will leave an indelible mark on both visitor and resident.

Office Sunbury 9744 2555

Richard Henry 0437 755 726

Contact Lance Long 0473 026 491

Price $935,000

Open Sat 10.00-10.30am

Private Sale

Tylden 25 Clowes Street

3 2 3

Experience Country Charm With Modern ConvenienceCountry meets comfort in this spacious three bedroom, two bathroom home nestled on

approx. 1/4 of an acre in the tranquil town of Tylden. Clever design ensures the

accommodation wing of the home is tucked quietly away from the ample living spaces.

Packed with extras, it is minutes to the local school, major towns and freeway access.

Experience country charm with modern convenience.

Office Gisborne 5428 2800

Contact Michael Garvey 0412 298 258

Open Thu 6.00-6.30pm & Sat 10.00-10.30am

Auction Saturday 5th March at 12.30pm

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Reserve Price $265,000

View Thurs 18 Feb 5-5.30pm Sat 20 Feb 3.30-4pm or by appointmentJohn Keating 0419 880 444

SunburySunbury 69 Collins Street (Corner of Mitchells Lane)69 Collins Street (Corner of Mitchells Lane)Executors Realisation Sale. Must sell!Excellent opportunity for �rst home buyer or investor to purchase this modest brick veneer home on a corner allotment with large back yard and possibility for second dwelling subject to council approval. Features lounge, kitchen/meals area, 3 bedrooms, bathroom, garden shed and rainwater tank, and ample driveway access for o� street parking.

Auction Saturday 5 March at 11am

Woodend 1 Carlisle StreetPerfection in a Popular Precinct Tucked away within a beautifully established garden setting with sensational trees in one of Woodend’s most popular locations with an excellent outlook to the golf links, this very well maintained spacious two bedroom home o�ers a comfortable lifestyle on a generous block of approximately1500m2.

Price $470,000

View Sat 20 Feb 12.30-1pm or by appointmentSandi Barry-Mueller 0408 392 347

Price $375,000View By appointmentSandi Barry-Mueller 0408 392 347

Romsey Unit 12, 97B Barry StreetStylish and Spacious Unit in a Sought After Location Outstanding 3 bedroom, 2 bathroom only a short 100m stroll to the main shopping strand. Features lovely established garden, large lounge, superb kitchen with loads of cupboard space and s/s appliances, dining area with glass door to outdoor undercover entertaining deck and patio space.

Price $915,000

View Sat 27 Feb 1.30-2pm or by appointmentSandi Barry-Mueller 0408 392 347

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

Price $697,500

View By appointmentSandi Barry-Mueller 0408 392 347 John Keating 0419 880 444

Woodend 3 Lilley CourtFamily living on 1994m2 (approx. ½ acre)Superb four bedroom plus study, three bathroom residence comprising kitchen/meals area featuring Smeg and Miele appliances, dining room, sunken lounge/living rooms, study, and automated double garage. Enjoy established living in a sought after address.

ONLY TWO BLOCKS LEFT IN ONE OF WOODENDS MOST BEAUTIFUL AND SOUGHT AFTER BOUTIQUE DEVELOPMENTS.

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GISBORNE MINI SKIPS/DINGO HIRE3, 4, 6, 8 & 10 CUBIC METRE SKIP BINS

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FIREWOOD Gum and eucalyptus$70 per cubic metre. Call0487 124 131. Available 7 days.

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business registration number as an alternative.

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2, 3, 4, 6, 8, 10 (Cubic Meters)Walk In Bins Available

‘A local providing for locals’Mick 0450 102 030

Email [email protected]

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Gentleman’s ClubOpen Midday till late 7 days a week

Air conditioned self contained rooms.Secure off street parking.

Valentine ’s Day Special: Treat your partner to a threesome in our spa/party room. (Bookings essential)

New ladies visiting all monthMelton’s only licenced brothel.20 Norton Drive, Melton.

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Macedon Ranges / Sunbury based/ Gisborne7 days a week

Support your local business

1300 746 422 0418 392 622

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SPORT

By Tara Murray

Having represented the state last year, Woodend’s Nick Grantham had a good idea of what to expect going into the trials for the Vic Country under-18 basketball team this time.

Passing through the trial process, Grantham made the Victorian Bushrangers squad that played at the Australian country championships in Albury earlier this year.

�e �nal Vic Country team was selected a�er those championships.

It was at this event last year that Grantham was selected for the under-16 Vic Country team for the national championships.

Despite making national championships back then, Grantham wasn’t so con�dent this time around, being a bottom-age player.

“It was de�nitely a shock to make the team,” he said. “I was just aiming to be an emergency this year so I’m stoked to be picked.

“I played a lot better at the Albury Cup than I expected I would.

“It’s a really good opportunity and I’m excited to play.”

For Grantham, who has grown up around the Macedon Ranges Basketball Association, playing the game was something that just came naturally.

“My whole family has been into basketball,” he said. “My sisters were always playing so I was always at their games.

“Dad took a lot of training sessions and I was taken along to them. I’d then end up training with every age group. It was pretty full-on from a young age.”

So the 15-year-old will be a familiar face at the championships. His training partner, Kyneton’s Seb McCardle, was also selected.

Like Grantham, McCardle was part of the Vic Country under-16 side last season.

“I did a lot of training with Seb,” Grantham says.

“We started playing basketball together at Bendigo and then were at the same school. We’ve ended up in a few teams together.

“We did a lot of shooting and playing one on one and worked on each other’s weaknesses.”

Now in year 10 at Box Hill, Grantham continues to represent the Macedon Ranges Basketball Association under the watchful eye of Jason Balmer, who has coached at state level.

He also plays under-18s at Keilor.“About two years ago I moved from Bendigo

to Keilor to play,” Grantham said. “It was more for mum and dad, to help them with the travel for games and training.”

Grantham is hoping his basketball career will lead him to college in the US in future.

“Box Hill have said they will help me look at trying to get into college there. I’ve got some good contacts and hopefully we can work something out.”

Meanwhile, Sunbury’s Bethany �eodore has been named as an emergency for the Vic Metro under-18 side.

�eodore plays for Bulleen.

Teen ace in top company

Nick Grantham was shocked to make the Vic Country under-18 team. (Damian Visentini)

Develop and grow the list . . . that’s the aim for East Sunbury in the Essendon District Football League this season.

A�er winning only one game in its �rst two seasons in division 2, the �under showed signi�cant improvement by winning four games last season.

�under coach Steve Grey says the aim this time around is to double the number of wins.

“We’re looking to win seven or eight and it’s already looking promising,” he said last week.

“�ere are lots of numbers and lots of kids on the [training] track, which is good to see.”

While developing their young playing group, the �under has been busy in the o�-season, adding experience and strength, and submitting 25 clearances for players to join the club.

�e biggest signing so far for the �under is Dylan Tarczon.

�e talented mid�elder, who played with Calder Cannons last season, has moved across from Ballarat Football League side Sunbury Lions.

But Grey isn’t expecting Tarczon to play much for the �under because of VFL commitments with Coburg.

“If he isn’t playing with Coburg he will play for us,” Grey said. “We’ll be lucky if we get him for four to six games. When he does play, he’ll help out in the mid�eld.’’

�under’s 2014 best-and-fairest winner Lucas Shaw returns to the club a�er one season with Sunbury Lions, while other signings include Neil Johnson, Jack Sheckelton, Josh Shalders and �omas Galea.

Galea and Shalders will provide size and targets up forward, while Johnson is expected to play on a �ank.

“Neil used to be at Lance�eld and played a bit of juniors at Gisborne. He’s only 21-22,” Grey said.

“Josh has friends at the club. He’s a ruck, centre-half forward, who adds size.”

Grey says several of those players who were looking to come across to the club would play in the under-18 side.

“We need to build our junior base in the next couple of years and start getting games and experience into them,” he said. “Normally we have about 19 or 20 under-18 players at training, but we’ve got 27 to 28 so it’s building nicely.”

�under kicks o� its season against Burnside Heights on April 9.

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Woodend earns a top spot in McIntyre Cup raceWoodend has joined the battle for top spot on the ladder in the Gisborne and District Cricket Association’s McIntyre Cup.

With a win over Diggers Rest Bulla on Saturday, Woodend jumped to the top of the ladder above the Burras and Riddell, which have shared the lead all year.

An interesting �nal round is in store with just 1.32 points separating the three sides.

Woodend captain Adam Johnstone said it was the perfect time to be on top of the ladder.

“�e season has been so close with some teams beating the top teams unexpectedly,” Johnstone said. “Being on top of the ladder does help … looking at the �xture for next week,

there could still be a lot of movement. We’re very happy with the spot we are in.”

Johnstone said his players thought they were a 50 per cent chance of victory sitting at 4-28 chasing 149 going into day two of the clash against the Burras.

“We spoke about their bowling … that is their strength, no doubt about it,” he said.

“A combination of a couple of things went our way. We were lucky they put down a few chances in the �eld that could have changed the game.

“We also got some luck with a couple of non-recognised batsmen doing a defensive-type job to stay with the batsmen.”

Woodend went on to make 241, with Johnstone praising the e�orts of Tom Robson and Greg Matthews.

“Tom came in late on day one of the match and survived a few overs,” the skipper said. “On day two, he batted for three overs making 28. Greg batted well with Warren Else. We still needed 30 runs at that stage for victory. He stuck around until we could get the win.”

Else top-scored with 69 while Johnstone, who sits in the top 10 run scorers for the competition despite missing three rounds, chipped in with 53.

Johnstone said that once the victory was secured it was all about getting as many runs

on the scoreboard, with every run counting towards points.

“We talked about it and tried to take advantage of making as many runs as possible,” he said. “It’s how we nudged above Riddell.

“It’s an interesting points system they’ve introduced and it has changed the way teams look at things.”

Meanwhile, Riddell su�ered a shock loss to Sunbury, Gisborne defeated Sunbury United and Bacchus Marsh was too good for Romsey.

In a catch-up game on Sunday, Romsey defeated Sunbury.

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BowlsThere were no surprises in the �nal round of Central Highlands Bowls division 1. Finals-bound Bacchus Marsh and Kyneton Golf Gold had easy wins, while Woodend defeated Kyneton Golf Blue. In the match-up between ladder leaders Gisborne and third-placed Lance�eld, it came down to rink wins, with the teams tied on 93 shots each, Gisborne winning 93 (11)- 93 (7).

Big VNew Zealand development player Connie Poletti is the latest signing by Sunbury Jets. Having returned from college in America, where things didn’t go to plan, Poletti contacted New Zealand head coach and Sunbury Jets women’s coach Kennedy Kereama about �nding somewhere in Australia to play. “I have heard great things about the club and want to make a positive impact on the team this season,” Poletti said.

GolfSteve Poulton won Romsey Golf Club’s second round of the Flatstick Roo�ng Summer Cup on countback on Saturday. Playing a stroke competition, the players battled a southerly wind. Poulton won 97/27/20 from Mick Nicholls senior 92/22/70. Lorraine Robb won the second round of the women’s Summer Cup on Wednesday.

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�e fourth and ��h-placed teams in Gisborne and District Cricket Association B grade are separated by just 0.62 of a point going into the �nal round.

Bacchus Marsh gained a slight upper hand over Lance�eld in the battle for fourth spot and a �nals berth when it defeated the Tigers on Saturday. Having made 185, Bacchus Marsh bowled the Tigers out for 143.

Jarryd McGill top-scored for the Tigers with 39, while captain-coach Luke Barker made 27.

In its second innings, Bacchus Marsh was 2-48 at stumps.

Meanwhile, East Sunbury’s win over ladder leader St Anthonys has kept the relegation and top-spot battles alive.

�e �under, which is bottom of the ladder, made 185, on the back of a century to Shannon McDorman, in reply to St Anthonys’ 120.

St Anthonys improved with 2-123 in its second dig.

�e �under is 1.48 points behind Macedon going into the �nal round.

At the other end of the table, the winner of the Rupertswood and St Anthonys game starting this weekend will �nish top of the ladder.

Rupertswood kept the pressure on St Anthonys with a convincing win against Ash�eld on Saturday.

Having made 235 on day one, Rupertswood dismissed Ash�eld for 164.

�e bowlers shared the wickets around, with Aaron Forward, John Lane and Brandon Webber taking two each.

In the other match, Wallan sealed third spot with victory over Macedon.

Macedon was bowled out for 96, Wallan making 145 in reply. Macedon �nished its second innings on 3-102. Lance�eld skipper Luke Barker on his way to making 27 on Saturday. (Damian Visentini)

Tigers’ �nals hope alive

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