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Take part in the grand 3,000 tree plant this month!In an ambitious National Tree Day challenge, Council is urging as many as possible to take part in a massive tree planting event at Sydenham Park on Sunday 27 July, from 10am-3pm. The aim of the event is to plant a total of 3,000 trees in an area which was severely impacted on by early settlers back in the late 1800s. Originally a heavily treed area that was alive with native animals, the banks of the

Maribyrnong River at Sydenham Park were stripped by early settlers, leaving a river valley largely bereft of native trees and animals. To help with the re-vegetating of the area, come along on Sunday 27 July as many hands make light work. Meet next to the Keilor Golf Course end of Kings Road, Keilor (Melway ref:3J9). Please remember to bring along your own gardening gloves, water bottle and wear a pair of sturdy shoes, long trousers and long sleeve top.

A barbecue lunch will be provided at no charge by Brimbank City Council, cooked by the Rotary Club of Brimbank Central. Children under 16 years of age must be supervised by a responsible adult. To register visit treeday.planetark.org/site/10003681 or phone Councils Conservation Community Liaison Offi cer Martha on 9249 4717. For more information about other National Tree Day events visit treeday.planetark.org

National Tree Day- help clean your air

Get involved NAIDOC Week fl ag raising and festivitiesCouncil invites you to celebrate the cultural achievements of Aboriginal people on Tuesday 8 July from 11am -12.30. There will be a smoking ceremony, raising of the Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander fl ags, entertainment by local performers, childrens activities and a light lunch (at no charge).For location details and more information phone Councils Civic Events and Engagement Coordinator Hillary Hastings on 9249 4044 or email at HillaryH@brimbank.vic.gov.au

Community Governance Training- Communications StrategyCouncil has organised Think HQ to run a Planning a Successful

Find out where all your electricity is going Are you sick of confusingly high electricity bills? Want to know where all your electricity goes? Now you can fi nd out by loaning Brimbanks Energy Saver Kit, available for loan at all Brimbank libraries.

Kits are available for residents to loan for a refundable deposit of $50 or $25 concession for a week and contain a range of tools to help you identify if your home is energy effi cient, such as: A lux meter to test how many lights you need in your home

An infra-red thermometer to test the temperature of your fridge and freezer

A PowerMate to monitor how much electricity each of your appliances use

Plus two great books full of tips to save energy in your home.

Some appliances use far more energy than others. You can save a lot of energy and money by making sure you use your large energy using appliances wisely.

To start saving energy and money, visit one of Brimbanks fi ve libraries and book an Energy Saver Kit today. Alternatively visit brimbanklibraries vic.gov.au or phone your nearest library branch.

by contacting the Community Participation and Inclusion Team at CPIevents@brimbank.vic.gov.au or 9249 4190. Light supper will be provided and interpreters are available on request.

You can pay your bills after business hoursDid you know that Councils Watergardens Customer Service Centre in Sydenham is open until 7pm from Monday to Thursday as well as on Saturday from 10am to 12.30pm?The Watergardens Customer Service Centre is located within the Sydenham community hub in Station Street, Watergardens Town Centre, Taylors Lakes.

Communications Strategy for Your Community Group session next month. The session will provide an understanding of establishing communication objectives, deciding which platform to use, and allocating resourcing. It is open to community groups, organisations and interested individuals who are based in or active in Brimbank. There is no cost to attend this session, which will be held on Monday 28 July from 69pm at Sunshine Convention Centre, Victoria University, Gate 1, 460 Ballarat Road, Sunshine (Melways Ref: 26J10). Bookings are essential required by Monday 23 July. Book online via the Community Training and Resources page at brimbank.vic.gov.au/communitytraining or

Word Cup fi nal to be screened at Village Cinemas Sunshine

Following from the success of the inaugural screening of Australias fi rst match at the 2014 FIFA World Cup against Chile at Village Cinemas Sunshine, all sponsors have decided to come together to screen the World Cup fi nal at no charge.The fi nal will be screened on Monday 14 July at 5am Australian Eastern Standard time. Doors to Village Cinemas will open at 4.30am. The event is being sponsored by the Sunshine Business Association, Brimbank

City Council, Village Cinemas, SBS Radio, Sunshine Police and Sunshine Marketplace. Guests will be encouraged to make a gold coin donation, with all proceeds going towards White Ribbon Day.

Brimbank Writers Awards close soonThe Brimbank Short Story, Poetry and Song writing competition off ers a fantastic chance to have your writing talent recognised and share in more than $3,500 in prizes. The 2014 Brimbank Writers Awards will close at 5pm on 11 July. Entries must be submitted online at brimbank.vic.gov.au/writersfestival

Community Grants applications due soon Applications for Brimbank Community Grants 2014/2015 will close on Friday 25 July at 5pm. Community grants are available for projects or events to be implemented by not-for-profi t Brimbank community groups and organisations. If you would like to discuss eligibility, or anything related to submitting an application please contact the Community Grants Development Offi cer on 9249 4036 or email CommunityGrants@brimbank.vic.gov.auFor more detailed information including guidelines and translated tip sheets visit brimbank.vic.gov.au/COMMUNITY/Community_Grants

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Disclaimer: Although all due care has been taken in the preparation of Brimbank City News and its contents, Brimbank City Council does not accept any liability for any statement, opinions, errors, or omissions contained herein. Fees quoted are subject to changes without notice. Event details are subject to change without notice. All information has been collected according to privacy information guidelines. All dates, times and venues are correct at time of production.

Contact BrimbankPhone: 9249 4000TTY: phone NRS on 133 677 then ask for 03 9249 4000Web: brimbank.vic.gov.au Email: info@brimbank.vic.gov.au

Customer Service Centres 301 Hampshire Road, Sunshine 704B Old Calder Highway, Keilor Sydenham Community Hub*, 1 Station Street, Taylors Lakes *This centre is open after hours until 7pm on Monday to Thursday and is also open on Saturday from 10am to 12.30pm.

Next Ordinary Council Meeting and Special MeetingTuesday 8 July, 7pm at the Keilor Municipal Offi ces, Old Calder Hwy, Keilor. There will also be a Special Meeting of Council held on Tuesday 15 July at 5pm in the Council Chamber, Sunshine Municipal Offi ces, 6-18 Alexandra Ave, Sunshine for the consideration of the Request for Tender for the Construction Contract for the Brimbank Community and Civic Centre Project.

The largest Municipality in Melbournes West; 12 kilometres from Melbournes CBD, Brimbank off ers land for development; a central link to established and new growth areas; and a hub for rail, road, port and air transport, Brimbank is the key link to regional centres.

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Offenders who attack police or other emergency service workers can expect to be put behind bars under tough new laws introduced to State Parliament last week.

The Napthine government has introduced increased sentences for offenders who attack police, ambulance officers, SES volunteers, firefighters, protective services officers or lifesavers, as well as nurses, doctors or other staff in hospitals who provide or support emergency treatment.

Offenders who intentionally inflict serious injury on emergency service workers can expect to spend at least three years behind bars, while those who recklessly inflict serious injury can look to spend at least two years in jail.

If gross violence is involved, attackers will face a minimum of five years jail.

A 30-year jail term awaits anyone who murders an emergency worker.

Attorney-General Robert Clark said the minimum penalties would form part of the offenders minimum non-parole period.

When police and emergency workers put themselves on the line to help others, they deserve the communitys protection and support, Mr Clark said.

Penalties for those who engage in these attacks need to reflect the seriousness of the crime.

Everyone deserves the right to be as safe as possible when they go to work, especially those who willingly face very dangerous

situations such as those involving drug and alcohol-fuelled violence.

The new laws come five months after 43-year-old neurosurgeon Michael Wong was stabbed in the foyer of Footscrays Western Hospital.

Sunshine North man Kareem Al-Salami was charged with attempted murder over the attack and will go before court later this year.

Brimbank polices Inspector Chris Gilbert said attacks against police were uncommon across Brimbank, but he welcomed the tougher laws nonetheless.

Essentially, each of the services named are working for the people out on the street, not against them.

Whether its the MFB, the ambos or ourselves, were out there working for the people, he said.

There just cant be any tolerance for people who assault emergency workers when theyre just trying to help.

The vast majority of people are actually quite respectful of police and their role, and the other part of that is that our members think about safety first all the time.

Western Health declined to comment on the changes last week.

Tougher laws to protect police

Penalties ... need to reflect the seriousness of the crime - Robert Clark

The life of a paramedic is challenging, varied and amazing just ask Louise Allford.

The 27-year-old Altona paramedic has been with Ambulance Victoria for four and a half years, mostly at the Brimbank station in Delahey. Being a paramedic is the crux of health care, she said. You see a range of cases and its a great opportunity to get out and about and meet different people in a job that changes and is challenging every day.

Brimbank paramedics work four days on, four days off, with two 10-hour day shifts and two 14-hour night shifts consecutively.

Ms Allford says her unit answers many cardiac and drug and alcohol-related call-outs.

We do a lot of the sporting injury-type

trauma, but the stereotypical major car accidents and such we dont see so much of, which is a good thing, she said. In a typical day wed probably do around six cases. Most of them are around the Brimbank area and western suburbs, but we never know where well end up.

I like meeting older people. They have such amazing stories sometimes they need a hand with only the simplest of things.

When someone calls an ambulance, its not a good time for them . . . so when you feel youve made some sort of difference, thats one of the best feelings you can have.

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Weve had three or four houses which have sustained significant damage from fallen trees. And several cars have been damaged, too.

We also had to attend a fatal incident on the Calder Freeway.

A pedestrian was killed on the Calder after being struck by a truck in Keilor North about 5am on Thursday morning. Investigators have been told the man was walking on the outbound lanes of the Calder Freeway when he was hit by the truck.

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Paramedics tried to revive the man, but he died at the scene.

It was the third pedestrian death in Brimbank in just over two months; two men in their 50s died on May 21 and 22 after being struck by vehicles on Ballarat Road.

By Ben Cameron

It was predicted to be an interesting week by Brimbank SES and it certainly was with the local service receiving more than 100 calls for help in just over 24 hours as wild weather lashed the region.

Between midnight on Tuesday and 2pm Thursday the Brimbank unit received 135 calls for assistance from householders.

Fifty calls related to building damage and 77 were requests to remove fallen trees.

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Three response vehicles with support of a four-person incident management team have been working tirelessly around the clock since 9am yesterday [Tuesday], SES spokesman Brad Dalgleish said.

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Soccer fever will invade living rooms across Brimbank this week as the FIFA World Cup kicks off in Brazil. Soccer fanatics, like young Jake, will be waking up in the early hours

to watch their beloved teams battle it out in the worlds most prestigious sporting event. And if your son or daughter just cant get enough of the world game then they can put

on a pair of boots and head to Keilor Downs College this Saturday, June 14, to take part in a free clinic run by the Football Star Academy. The clinic begins at 9am for kids aged

between 8 and 11 and at 10.30am for players 12-15. For the full story, turn to page 12.

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By Ben Cameron

Tennis Victoria has warned that some clubs in

Brimbank face extinction following a council

proposal to increase fees, in some cases by

more than 1000 per cent.

Tennis Victoria and representatives of a range

of sports clubs met council administrators

last week to strongly object to the councils

dra sports facility hire, licences and leases

agreement policy.

Clubs will be charged fees of up to $2000 if

Clubs cry foul over fees

their venues have a pavilion; they will also pay

playing-surface fees.

At last weeks meeting, the clubs urged the

council to o er discounts for clubs that lease

venues from the council.

Tennis Victoria executive manager Ken Jacobs

said many lease-holding tennis clubs would

face an uncertain future if the inequitable

proposal was given the green light.

Tennis clubs in Brimbank are totally

reliant on volunteers to manage their clubs,

Jacobs said. ey do not, however, have the capacity

to generate the same levels of income as some

other clubs with gate takings .

Sydenham Tennis Club treasurer Stacie

Simon said her fees would skyrocket from $160

to $1498.Its a 1000 per cent increase for most clubs,

she said. Its not fair or reasonable .

Sunshine Baseball Club vice-president Rob

Browne said the club was in danger of folding

as it faced a $3800 annual bill on top of a $750

Baseball Victoria annual fee. Our numbers

will drop, well close our doors as a worst case

scenario , he said.

Clubs currently pay a at $160 annual fee,

raising about $7000 a year for the council.

Brimbank community well-being director

Neil Whiteside said a new shared approach

between the council and clubs was required.

e council spends millions of dollars on

maintenance [on these facilities], he said.

e council will consider a nal dra for

adoption at an upcoming meeting.

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Soccer fever will invade living rooms across Brimbank this week as the FIFA World Cup kicks off in Brazil. Soccer fanatics, like young Jake, will be waking up in the early hours

to watch their beloved teams battle it out in the worlds most prestigious sporting event. And if your son or daughter just cant get enough of the world game then they can put

on a pair of boots and head to Keilor Downs College this Saturday, June 14, to take part in a free clinic run by the Football Star Academy. The clinic begins at 9am for kids aged

between 8 and 11 and at 10.30am for players 12-15. For the full story, turn to page 12.

for soccer fans

Clubs cry foul over fees

their venues have a pavilion; they will also pay

playing-surface fees.

At last weeks meeting, the clubs urged the

council to o er discounts for clubs that lease

venues from the council.

Tennis Victoria executive manager Ken Jacobs

said many lease-holding tennis clubs would

face an uncertain future if the inequitable

proposal was given the green light.

Tennis clubs in Brimbank are totally

reliant on volunteers to manage their clubs,

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One of childrens literatures favourite feathery fellows is embarking on a new adventure with a little help from his creator, Williamstown artist and author Leigh Hobbs. After taking

Paris by storm, Mr Chicken is now squeezing as much as he can into a ight of fancy through Londons many sites. Hobbs says his new book is a love letter of sorts to his favourite

city in the world. For the full story, turn to page 14.

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By Benjamin Millar

Nearly 100 more jobs are set to be lost from

Melbournes western suburbs with Tottenham

power cable manufacturer Nexans Olex to

cease production before the end of the year.

A high Australian dollar and falling demand

are being blamed for the decision to shut down

operations and lay o 90 workers, with locally

made products struggling against global

competitors. e job losses follow gradual

cuts at Nexans Olex over the past 12 months

Cable jobs to join exodus

and come as thousands of western suburbs

workers face employment oblivion in the face

of ship-building and auto-industry closures.

Nexans Olex is Australias largest power

cable supplier, employing more than 700 sta

in Australia and New Zealand. Its human

resources and corporate a airs general manager

John omson said the company would be doing

the right thing by workers a ected .

Our immediate priority is to provide

appropriate support to these employees, he

said.

A statement issued by the company indicated

the exact timing of the Tottenham closure

would coincide with completion of forward

orders. Nexans Olex has taken this step to position

the company for a sustainable and successful

future in Australia, the statement read. Over

the coming months, Nexans Olex will work

closely with customers to ensure they are

provided with the best cable solutions.

e companys Lilydale site and New Zealand

operation are una ected by the decision.

Mr omson said the Tottenham warehouse

operations would remain in place, and sales,

sales support, supply chain and technical and

administration roles would mostly be una ected.

e Tottenham facility as such is not closing,

he said. [However] the manufacturing of power

cable products will not reopen at Tottenham.

Manufactured products will be sourced from

our Lilydale or New Plymouth [New Zealand]

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One of childrens literatures favourite feathery fellows is embarking on a new adventure with a little help from his creator, Williamstown artist and author Leigh Hobbs. After taking

Paris by storm, Mr Chicken is now squeezing as much as he can into a ight of fancy through Londons many sites. Hobbs says his new book is a love letter of sorts to his favourite

For the full story, turn to page 14.

Cable jobs to join exodus

and come as thousands of western suburbs

workers face employment oblivion in the face

of ship-building and auto-industry closures.

Nexans Olex is Australias largest power

cable supplier, employing more than 700 sta

in Australia and New Zealand. Its human

resources and corporate a airs general manager

John omson said the company would be doing

the right thing by workers a ected .

Our immediate priority is to provide

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JUNE 10, 2014 \ MELTON.STARWEEKLY.COM.AU

By Priscilla Moca

A dog that brutally mauled the face of a

six-year-old girl, leaving permanent scars and

ripping out a tooth, has been spared death.

In a May 27 hearing at the Ballarat

Magistrates Court, the dogs three owners,

Stuart, Denise and Anthony Wilson, were

found guilty of owning a dog that caused

serious injury.

e prize-winning kelpie, named Mack,

attacked the girl at the Wilsons Balliang farm

Reprieve for vicious dog

on June 22 last year. e Wilsons, who are

grandparents and uncle of the victim, must

pay nearly $12,000 for the dogs pound costs, a

$2 000 ne each and court costs.

However, the magistrate refused to sentence

Mack to death, leaving Moorabool council to

impose conditions for the owners before their

pet is returned to them.

In making his decision, magistrate Peter

Mithen took into account that the Wilsons had

no prior convictions and had a good standing

in the community . In a closed session on June 4, Moorabool

councillors voted to place restrictions on the

dog, including keeping it in a secure location

and having it muzzled when it is not working

and when there are visitors at the property.

Moorabool mayor

Paul Tatchell

said

community safety was paramount, which was

why the council vigorously pursued the matter

through the court .

is case should serve as a reminder to

animal owners to supervise their animals

properly, particularly if they mix with children.

e council had originally requested that the

dog be put down.

Current legislation is really wide-eyed when

it comes to working dogs , said Cr Tatchell.

We need to put a policy in place so we can

deal with working dogs. We live in a rural

region so the problem may come up again.

Moorabool council will now prepare a

contract to set out the exact conditions and

terms of Macks return. If the owners fail to

agree to the conditions within 14 days, Mack

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Soccer fever will invade living rooms across Melton this week as the FIFA World Cup kicks off in Brazil. Soccer fanatics, like young Jake, will be waking up in the early hours to

watch their beloved teams battle it out in the worlds most prestigious sporting event. And if your son or daughter just cant get enough of the world game then they can put on

a pair of boots and head to Keilor Downs College this Saturday, June 14, to take part in a free clinic run by the Football Star Academy. The clinic begins at 9am for kids aged

between 8 and 11 and at 10.30am for players 12-15. For the full story, turn to page 16.

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Reprieve for vicious dog

on June 22 last year. e Wilsons, who are

grandparents and uncle of the victim, must

pay nearly $12,000 for the dogs pound costs, a

$2 000 ne each and court costs.

However, the magistrate refused to sentence

Mack to death, leaving Moorabool council to

impose conditions for the owners before their

pet is returned to them.

In making his decision, magistrate Peter

Mithen took into account that the Wilsons had

no prior convictions and had a good standing

Soccer fever will invade living rooms across Melton this week as the FIFA World Cup kicks off in Brazil. Soccer fanatics, like young Jake, will be waking up in the early hours to

watch their beloved teams battle it out in the worlds most prestigious sporting event. And if your son or daughter just cant get enough of the world game then they can put on

a pair of boots and head to Keilor Downs College this Saturday, June 14, to take part in a free clinic run by the Football Star Academy. The clinic begins at 9am for kids aged

between 8 and 11 and at 10.30am for players 12-15. For the full story, turn to page 16.

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Thomastown housemates Ivo Dos Santos and Stevie Kelly are bound for Glasgow after being named

in the Australian Commonwealth Games team. Dos Santos, a 2012 Olympian, will compete in judo,

while Kelly will wrestle at next months Games . The pair are thought to be among Australias best

medal chances. Full story, page 22

(Way

ne H

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s)

Housemates go for gold

By Helen Grimaux

and Melissa Cunningham

Children and family service agencies

in the north are at crisis point due to

falling numbers of state-funded child

protection workers and steep rises in

family violence reports.

A Community and Public Sector

Union spokesman told Star Weekly the

Department of Human Services had

known since last December of serious

shortfalls in sta ng at its Preston o ce,

where there have been complaints of

occupational health and safety issues

because of heavy caseloads.

e Preston o ce covers Hume-

Moreland and the North East Melbourne

catchment.WorkCover had been called in

to the Preston o ce a er workload

complaints, and its sta turnover was

higher than elsewhere because of work

pressures , the union spokesman said.

e spokesman said the largest sta

losses were among level-4 practitioners,

who undertake face-to-face casework

with young people in unsafe and

emergency situations.

Numbers are down from 1347 EFT

[e ective full-time] in October 2013 to

1261 EFT by December, or 7 per cent

statewide, the spokesman said.

Victorias Community

Services

Minister Mary Wooldridge last week

launch ed a statewide campaign to

recruit additional senior child protection

practitioners.

Contradicting the

union, a

spokesman for the minister said child

protection sta ng levels had improved

under the current state government.

e spokesman referred to the

Strengthening Risk

Management

program, which has been operating in

Hume since 2011 and supports women

and children experiencing extreme

family violence.

is program is led by Berry Street

Northern Family

and Domestic

Violence Services and involves Berry

Street family violence workers, Victoria

Police, child protection, Child FIRST,

family support services and Hume

council. e state government has also

announced a $30 million funding

package to expand the Strengthening

Risk Management program statewide,

and its new model for integrated human

services, Services Connect, aims to

streamline services.

e new model is already being

trialled at a number of sites, including

the departments Preston o ce, and

will extend to Hume and Moreland

later this month.

However, Whittlesea councillor and

anti-family-violence campaigner Kris

Pavlidis said there was a dire need for

more child protection workers in the

north.She said rising rates of family violence

in the community had increased

pressure on council-run family services

and the council was doing all they

could to support those in need.

But the council cant do it alone;

we need the assistance of state and

federal governments to inject funding

to build more culturally diverse social

infrastructure to support families.

Family services

in crisis

The council needs

government funding

assistance

- Cr Kris Pavlidis

In making his decision, magistrate Peter

Mithen took into account that the Wilsons had

no prior convictions and had a good standing

JUNE 10, 2014 \ NORTHERN.STARWEEKLY.COM.AU

By Helen Grimaux

and Melissa Cunningham

Children and family service agencies

in the north are at crisis point due to

falling numbers of state-funded child

protection workers and steep rises in

family violence reports.

A Community and Public Sector

Union spokesman told Star Weekly the

Department of Human Services had

known since last December of serious

shortfalls in sta ng at its Preston o ce,

where there have been complaints of

occupational health and safety issues

because of heavy caseloads.

e Preston o ce covers Hume-

Moreland and the North East Melbourne

catchment.WorkCover had been called in

to the Preston o ce a er workload

complaints, and its sta turnover was

higher than elsewhere because of work

pressures , the union spokesman said.

e spokesman said the largest sta

losses were among level-4 practitioners,

who undertake face-to-face casework

with young people in unsafe and

Numbers are down from 1347 EFT

[e ective full-time] in October 2013 to

Hume since 2011 and supports women

and children experiencing extreme

family violence.

is program is led by Berry Street

Northern Family

and Domestic

Violence Services and involves Berry

Street family violence workers, Victoria

Police, child protection, Child FIRST,

family support services and Hume

council. e state government has also

announced a $30 million funding

package to expand the Strengthening

Risk Management program statewide,

and its new model for integrated human

services, Services Connect, aims to

streamline services.

e new model is already being

trialled at a number of sites, including

the departments Preston o ce, and

will extend to Hume and Moreland

later this month.

However, Whittlesea councillor and

anti-family-violence campaigner Kris

Pavlidis said there was a dire need for

more child protection workers in the

She said rising rates of family violence

in the community had increased

pressure on council-run family services

and the council was doing all they

could to support those in need.

But the council cant do it alone;

we need the assistance of state and

federal governments to inject funding

services

in crisis

The council needs

government funding

assistance - Cr Kris Pavlidis

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Sunburys Carole Simpson is raising her cup for charity as she prepares to host her fth annual

Biggest Morning Tea fund-raiser this Sunday. Ms Simpson, pictured with volunteer Judy Unwin and

Reverend Peter Cannon, is one of many Sunbury residents who has put the kettle on to help the

Cancer Council Victoria raise vital funds for cancer prevention, research and support services. Last

year, 126 hosts in Hume raised more than $61,470 to help beat cancer. The morning tea will be

held on June 15, at St Andrews Uniting Church, Sunbury, from 10.30-11.30am, but hosts can hold

an event any time and anywhere this year. To register, visit www.biggestmorningtea.com.au.

(Joe M

astro

ianni)

Fund-raiser suits them to a tea

By Angela Valente

A proposal by Villawood Properties

to subdivide Davies Hill in Woodend

could still become a reality a er

changes were made to the scale of the

proposed development in response to

community concerns.

e developers

say the

new

proposal could be considered as in- ll

development and would t with the

Woodend Structure Plan.

Villawood Properties

executive

director Rory Costelloe said the revised

proposal was for an environmentally

responsive low-density development.

e proposal ts in with the

Woodend Structure Plan by addressing

all of the site-responsive issues that have

been identi ed and by ensuring the

town will not be overwhelmed by an

intensive urban development, he said.

All of the neighbourhood character

concerns of the community have

been addressed via a series of binding

development commitments.

e revised proposal includes a

reduction from the 300-lot subdivision

submitted to the council in 2012 to a

total of 150 lots.

In 2009, Villawood made a request

to rezone the same land for a 650-lot

development. e lot sizes in the revised

plan are between 0.2 and 8 hectares.

e inclusion of a retirement village

is also proposed.

Mr Costelloe said the number of lots

for the retirement village was not yet

determined.

We are

happy to

accept a

recommendation from council, though,

on what it sees as necessary to meet the

needs of the community, he said.

Star Weekly understands two brie ng

sessions were held in May between

Mesh Planning, for Villawood, and the

council, at which the revised proposal

for Davies Hill was discussed before the

Woodend Structure Plan was adopted

by the council.

e plan was due to be adopted last

month by the council, but it was delayed

a er Cr John Letchford submitted a

recission motion. He retracted the

motion on Wednesday.

An amendment to the councils

planning scheme would be made to

implement the structure plan. While not

all planning scheme amendments go to

a panel, it is likely that an amendment of

this nature would.

Woodend resident

John Shaw

questioned why the council would

consider any proposal outside the town

boundary set out in the structure plan.

I nd it di cult to see how a

Villawood proposal could be entertained

now that the council has adopted the

Woodend Structure Plan, he said.

Macedon Ranges

Council chief

executive o cer Peter Johnston said

the structure plan nominated three

potential areas

to accommodate

medium- and long-term population

growth in case future supply within

the town boundaries proved to be

insu cient. rough all our structure

plans, council ensures there are a

range options to accommodate future

population growth in response to

community need or wishes, he said.

Hill plan

back onagenda

The proposal ts

in with the Woodend

Structure Plan

- Rory Costelloe

we need the assistance of state and

federal governments to inject funding

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Sunburys Carole Simpson is raising her cup for charity as she prepares to host her fth annual

Biggest Morning Tea fund-raiser this Sunday. Ms Simpson, pictured with volunteer Judy Unwin and

Reverend Peter Cannon, is one of many Sunbury residents who has put the kettle on to help the

Cancer Council Victoria raise vital funds for cancer prevention, research and support services. Last

year, 126 hosts in Hume raised more than $61,470 to help beat cancer. The morning tea will be

held on June 15, at St Andrews Uniting Church, Sunbury, from 10.30-11.30am, but hosts can hold

an event any time and anywhere this year. To register, visit www.biggestmorningtea.com.au.

(Joe M

astro

ianni)

Fund-raiser suits them to a tea

By Angela Valente

A proposal by Villawood Properties

to subdivide Davies Hill in Woodend

could still become a reality a er

changes were made to the scale of the

proposed development in response to

community concerns.

e developers

say the

new

proposal could be considered as in- ll

development and would t with the

Woodend Structure Plan.

Villawood Properties

executive

director Rory Costelloe said the revised

proposal was for an environmentally

responsive low-density development.

e proposal ts in with the

Woodend Structure Plan by addressing

all of the site-responsive issues that have

been identi ed and by ensuring the

town will not be overwhelmed by an

intensive urban development, he said.

All of the neighbourhood character

concerns of the community have

been addressed via a series of binding

development commitments.

e revised proposal includes a

reduction from the 300-lot subdivision

submitted to the council in 2012 to a

In 2009, Villawood made a request

Mesh Planning, for Villawood, and the

council, at which the revised proposal

for Davies Hill was discussed before the

Woodend Structure Plan was adopted

by the council.

e plan was due to be adopted last

month by the council, but it was delayed

a er Cr John Letchford submitted a

recission motion. He retracted the

motion on Wednesday.

An amendment to the councils

planning scheme would be made to

implement the structure plan. While not

all planning scheme amendments go to

a panel, it is likely that an amendment of

this nature would.

Woodend resident

John Shaw

questioned why the council would

consider any proposal outside the town

boundary set out in the structure plan.

I nd it di cult to see how a

Villawood proposal could be entertained

now that the council has adopted the

Woodend Structure Plan, he said.

Macedon Ranges

Council chief

executive o cer Peter Johnston said

the structure plan nominated three

potential areas

to accommodate

medium- and long-term population

growth in case future supply within

the town boundaries proved to be

insu cient. rough all our structure

plans, council ensures there are a

range options to accommodate future

population growth in response to

community need or wishes, he said.

Hill plan

back onagenda

The proposal ts

in with the Woodend

Structure Plan

- Rory Costelloe

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South Sudan-born Nyibany Mayom Tulba is making waves in the global fashion industry . The Point

Cook designer, who owns a fashion boutique in her home country, will travel to Alice Springs later

this month to take part in an indigenous and African fashion show, before returning to Melbourne for

Spring Fashion Week. Full story: page 28

(Dam

jan Ja

nevs

ki)

Runway projects take ight

By Xavier Smerdon

A new $28 million building at Werribee

Mercy Hospital is in danger of closing

just four months a er it opened because

of federal and state budget pressures.

e Catherine McAuley Centre is a

rehabilitation and geriatric medicine

complex built to cater for patients in

Melbournes west who are recovering

from surgery or serious injury.

e two-storey building, opened in

February, o ers an in-patient ward with

30 multi-day beds, eight two-bed rooms

and 14 single-bed rooms.

It also includes a gymnasium, meeting

rooms, sta rooms and o ces on the

ground oor.

But Lalor MP Joanne Ryan said

funding cuts to Mercy Health, which

runs the hospital, could close the new

sub-acute and rehab facility.

Mercy Health executive director

of health services Dr Linda Mellors

con rmed that federal funding for

sub-acute services in the new building

would end on June 30.

Were now waiting on our budget for

the next nancial year, she said.

e rehabilitation and geriatric

evaluation and management beds have

been full almost since we opened.

ese services were desperately

needed and Im certain the community

would be disadvantaged if they were no

longer available.

Ms Ryan said Mercy Health had been

hit with funding cuts of $29.4 million

over the next four years.

Mercy Health in Werribee has

well-trained and dedicated sta ; some

of the top experts in Victoria choose to

work at this service, Ms Ryan said.

But this makes their task so much

harder. Not only is there no new money

to fund for growth, it cuts expected

operation funding. is will have an

immediate impact.

is funding cut has the potential to

put the brand new sub-acute and rehab

facility under threat of closure.

A spokesman for federal Health

Minister Peter Dutton said health

funding to Victoria would rise from

$3.46 billion in 2013-14 to $4.69 billion

by 2017-18.

In regards to sub-acute beds, Ms

Ryan knows full well that was a one-o

funding arrangement, like many other

programs provided to the states, the

spokesman said.

Ms Ryan should explain why shes

attempting to mislead her constituents

and why Labor didnt make any funding

available in their forward estimates.

But Ms Ryan said that when

compared to Labors last budget, the

Abbott government

was investing

$3.2 billion less for public hospitals and

Wyndham residents could not a ord to

see health services go backwards.

Peter Dutton has very limited under-

standing about the health needs of this

community, she said.

Were a high-growth area that

requires further investment, not cuts.

Star Weekly revealed in May that

Werribee Mercy had missed out on

$85 million requested from the state

government for new operating theatres,

an in-patient unit, central sterile supply

department, and eight critical-care beds.

Cash cut

may shut

new ward We need further

investment, not cuts

- Joanne Ryan

EXCLUSIVE

A lack of choice for people with disabilities in Brimbank has led to an important support agency with nearly 70 years experience opening its doors in Sunshine. Inclusion Melbourne, founded in 1948, officially opened a new Sunshine office last week at the Visy Cares Hub.

The centre will employ up to four office-based staff, with 15 more expected to be working out in the community by the end of the year.

Inclusion Melbourne chief executive officer Daniel Leighton said he was attracted to the diversity and vibrancy of the area and hoped to make Sunshine, and Brimbank, an even more inclusive community.

His said his organisation gave people the chance to make new friends based on shared enjoyment of the activities they chose to take on, whether art, craft, exercise, being part of a sports team or volunteering at the local op shop.

We want to provide more opportunity for people with disability to get involved in their community, and we were keen to come to Sunshine because of the areas diversity and vibrancy.

The Sunshine office already has a number of dedicated volunteers signed up and ready to go.

For more information, to access services or to get involved, go to www.inclusionmelbourne.org.au or call 8508 6728.

Helping hands reach out

By Ben Cameron

Hes come a long way from teaching Brimbank kids how to swim, but former Taylors Lakes resident Luis Darcy is still helping the next generation.

The Australian army sapper and member of 21 construction squadron is part of a contingent deployed to Timor-Leste that is building a kitchen and dining area for school children at Dilis Comoro Intermediate School.

Its part of Exercise Pacific Partnership 14, a US-sponsored humanitarian exercise aimed at strengthening international relationships in the Asia-Pacific.

Darcy, who was born in Uruguay and came to Australia aged 15, was well prepared for overcoming language barriers, working alongside the Timor-Leste defence force engineers.

Weve all become really good mates, Darcy says.

Even if we dont understand everything that we say to each other, we all really appreciate having them around and they put in just as hard as we do.

A former Copperfield College student who joined the army as an electrical engineer after graduating in 2004, Darcy says its his first time working alongside the US navy.

Its been great working with other defence forces.

Everyone has been working so hard and weve managed to have everyone focus on achieving a good result on our building project.

I always wanted to be an electrician and it was great doing my training with the army and getting paid well, too. In my opinion, theres no better way to do an apprenticeship.

Luis mission of hope

(Sup

plied)

SAppER LuIS DARcY

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Theres a southern-country style about this house as you wander up the pathway through a well-maintained front yard, peppered with trimmed established trees, and with a wagon wheel propped against a wall.

The brick facade of the two-storey residence spans the width of the 598-square-metre block and has large multi-paned windows and a Juliet balcony.

Directly to the left of entry is a bedroom with built-in wardrobe.

To the right of entry is a spacious step-down living room with a mirror-panelled feature wall that opens up the space and fills the room with reflective light. Among other bold design statements

in this room are the pine-lined ceiling and exposed brick wall behind a wood heater on a brick half-round hearth.

Adjoining the living room, the kitchen has Tasmanian oak floorboards, timber cabinetry and laminate benchtops, a dishwasher, dual ovens and gas cooktop beneath a hand-hammered copper rangehood.

The family-meals area opens to two pergolas over a large paved courtyard which look out to an established, terraced garden.

Also on the ground floor is a bedroom, powder room and laundry, along with internal access to a double garage large enough to install extra storage for all those bulky household items.

Upstairs, there are three good-sized bedrooms with built-in wardrobes including the main with en suite and private balcony access. The fully tiled main bathroom has a large corner shower and marble-topped vanity unit. A separate toilet rounds out the upper level.

Other features include a hydronically heated slab, a wide driveway with room to park a boat, trailer or caravan, and high ceilings throughout.

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$649,000

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$650,000

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$339,000

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$279,000

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$319,000

InSPeCt SAtURdAY 10:15-10:45AM

Keilor Downs53 odessa Avenue

ConVenienT & FUll oF CHArM!Near Keilor Downs Plaza, bus services, Primary/Secondary schools with easy access to CalderHighway. Three spacious bedrooms with semi

ensuite, generous sized lounge with bar, kitchenadjoining dining, gas appliances, split air con, longand wide 5-6 car driveway plus remote two cargarage, undercover patio, side access for trailer/

boat and colourbond fencing.

25 BRIMBANK & NORTH WEST STAR WEEKLY \ JULY 1, 2014

JOHN FENECH 0419 376 231BILL DAMIANOS 0425 725 227

MICHAEL NINCEVIC 0417 588 327ALAN TRAN 0410 888 008

Email:info@westsiderealestate.com.au www.westsiderealestate.com.au

1A ALFRIEDA STREET, ST ALBANS

9364 1188

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St AlbAnS eASt 118 George Street,SPotleSS Home

WitH deVeloPmentPotentiAl

Proposed residential growth zonenear Keilor Plains Train Station.Well-presented three bedroomhome plus study, powder room,bright kitchen/formal dining

adjoining living, formal loungewith antique mantle fire place,three car carport and garage.

Features gas appliancesincluding central heating,

evaporative cooling, pergolawith fernery and sleep out. Landsize 16.66m x 50.30 approximately

828m2.

St AlbAnS253 Main Road West

CORnER AllOtMEntBuild extra unit on side of existing dwelling or

professional suite all subject to planning approval.Comprising of three good sized bedrooms with builtin robes, master with full ensuite, step down loungewith cathedral ceiling, kitchen and meals. Featuressecurity shutters, gas appliances, including centralheating, central evaporative cooling and spa.

$369,000

InSPECt SAtuRdAy 12.30-1.00PM

St AlbAnS EASt6/84 Conrad Street

PRICED tO SEllRare one bedroom unit situated within close

proximity to Keilor Plains train station, Keilor Downsshopping centre and schools. Offers heating,

cooling, updated kitchen and bathroom and carspace. Property is currently leased until September

2014 with a return of $867pm

$199,000

InSPECt SAtuRDAy 11.45-12.15Pm

Taylors Hill31 Park lane

DrEaM HoME siTEoPPosiTE ParKlaND

Situated in this sought after estate near primaryschools, well positioned allotment with a wide

frontage of 16.75m X 36m in depth approximately603m2. Fully fenced including temporary fencing

at front.

$349,000

For Sale $999,000

St albanS eaSt 4 Charles Street & 212 William StreetInDUStrIal tHree Zone

Corner adjoining allotments with

building size of approximately

650m2. Total land area

approximately 1601m2 over two

titles. Existing smash repairs will

agree to lease for a further three

years at $52,000 per annum.

St AlbAnS EASt134 Power Street

HUGE blOCK WItHPlAnnInG PERMIt

Situated in this blue chip location near Keilor Plainstrain station, bus route, school and Keilor DownsPlaza. Planning permit for three well designed

units. Units features may include ensuite, powderroom, garaging for one or two cars. Land size

767m2 approx.

$410,000

Taylors Hill31 Park lane

DrEaM HoME siTEoPPosiTE ParKlaND

Situated in this sought after estate near primaryschools, well positioned allotment with a wide

frontage of 16.75m X 36m in depth approximately603m2. Fully fenced including temporary fencing

at front.

$349,000

St AlbAnS EASt2/41 Power Street

bUDGEt bUYSituated in this blue chip location near ConradStreet Shopping Centre and Keilor Downs Plaza.Comprising of two bedrooms with built in robes,open plan kitchen / meals and adjoining lounge,separate bathroom, laundry, toilet, courtyard andcarport. Features gas appliances and split system

cooling.

$239,000

St AlbAnS EASt325 Main Road East

FREEHOlD SHOP COMMERCIAl 1 ZOnE

Situated in this blue chip retail strip amongstnational tenants including Chemist Warehouse,

National Australia Bank and WoolworthsSupermarket.Building size 103m2 approx. Land size

227m2 approx.

St AlbAnS EASt2/6 Oberon Avenue

AS nEW In CEntRAl lOCAtIOnUnit comprising of kitchen / meals, adjoining

lounge, two good sized bedrooms, large garageand courtyard. Features include ducted heating,high ceilings, air conditioning, garden shed andwater tank. Situated near St Albans shopping

centre, schools and train station.

$289,000

St AlbAnS EASt51 Errington Road

RARE FOUR bEDROOM HOMENear private primary school, secondary college,Western and Calder freeway and public transport.Offering four generous bedrooms, kitchen/meals/dining lounge and four car garage/workshopplus single garage.Features gas appliances, airconditioning, hardwood floors, and outdoor

undercover patio.

$355,000

St AlbAnSShops 1-8/346 Main Road

EIGHt REtAIl SHOPSOn tHE OnE tItlE

A rare opportunity to secure this arcade complex.Situated in this bustling location with a two street

frontage, in the heart of St Albans shopping centreand near train station. Potential for subdivision

on future redevelopment, all subject to planningapproval.

$1,650,000

St AlbAnS1,2,3/19 John Street

GREAt InVEStMEnt OPPORtUnItYThree units on the one title: UNIT 1: Front studio

previously let as hairdresser with plumbing in place.UNIT 2: At rear let as a one bedroom apartment.UNIT 3: first floor let at a spacious three bedroomapartment.All currently let for a total of $650.00per week. Features security entrance, two street

frontage double garage, large balcony/verandah,gas appliances and central courtyard.

$539,000

PlumPton49 orbis Avenue

BRAnD nEW RESIDEnCEComprising of three bedrooms, full ensuite withdouble vanity and walk in robe to master, study,open plan kitchen / meals / family opening onto

underroof alfresco entertainment area and doublegarage.

$445,000

26 BRIMBANK & NORTH WEST STAR WEEKLY \ JULY 1, 2014

RESIDENTIAL, COMMERCIAL,INDUSTRIAL, BUSINESS, AUCTIONEERS,

PROPERTY MANAGERS ANDCONSULTANTS

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

239-241 Hampshire Road, Sunshine

9312 4444www.boranrealestate.com.au email: info@boranrealestate.com.au

Anjana KcProperty Consultant0401 328 334

Joseph DulceProperty Consultant0403 593 381

Yuksel SivaProperty Consultant0403 493 501

Irene SorianoProperty Consultant0416 529 838

Yuksel Kemal - JPDirector/OEIC & Sales Manager

0416 124 441

Joanne Thu NguyenProperty Consultant0412 571 555

Maher SarkisSenior Portfolio Manager

0420 269 709

Vi LucPortfolio Manager0415 539 655

Arzu KaynarAssistant Property Manager

9312 4444

Pauline BarrettAdministration9312 4444

St AlbAnS 113 Opie ROad

AnjAnA KC 0401 328 334

GreAt 1st home or GreAtInvestment opportunIty

Well situated in quiet pocket of Albanvale, close toschools, deer park shopping center, transport andadjoining parkland.This beautiful house offers: 3 bedrooms, master with en-suite and walk inwardrobe, Large formal lounge room, Central bathroom, Modern kitchen with adjoining large meal area,overlooking undercover pergola/ entertaining area. Land: 536m2 Currently Tenanted for 1280 /month.

onLy $345,000ArDeer 2 HOLT ST

Joseph Dulce 0403 593 381AnJAnA Kc 0401 328 334

A WonDerful fAmily homeAn impressive specification with absolutely all the comfortsrequired for your family in this central residential pocket.This double storey brick house offers room for the growingfamily, 4 bedrooms with BIRs, which includes master bedroomwith WIR and Full En suit.

open This saTurday 11:00 - 11:30 aM

St AlbAnS 7a maVIS CreS

Yuksel siva 0403 493 501

FirsT hoMe BuYers look noFurTher!

First home buyers, investors, look no further. Set yourself upwith this tidy three (3) bedroom unit, offering spacious kitchen/family living area, central bathroom and laundry. Situated in aquiet neighborhood within walking distance to public transport,

Caroline SpringS 2/30 Cranwell Square

Yuksel siva 0403 493 501

Great location, stYlishlivinG

Situated in a good pocket of Caroline Springs is thissuperb townhouse. Offering an exceptional lifestyleopportunity, three bedrooms, main with ensuite, modernkitchen adjoining spacious meals and family area, twobalconies, and double garage. 3 large bedrooms all with BIRs Master with ensuite and walk-in-robe Spacious open plan kitchen with stainless steelappliancesDouble garage with remote controlFew minutes to Caroline Springs shopping centre,schools, library, leisure centre& public transportWith a flowing, open-plan design and with easy accessto all you could want!

only $375k ono

Gowanbrae 61 Marigold Cres

Yuksel siva 0403 493 501

elevaTeD BlOCk WiTH BeauTiFulvieWs!

This well-proportioned block presents an increasingly rareopportunity for those looking to build their dream home in thissought-after location. This fabulous piece of land measuringapprox 460 m2 is just minutes away from public transport

SunShine north 45 PHoeNIX Street

Irene SorIano 0416 529 838anjana KC 0401 328 334

Call It a home, wIthopportunItIeS!!!

Nestled in a peaceful street, Set on approx. 500 sqm. Thelocation is ideal, as the property sits within short walkingdistance to sunshine shopping centers, Vic Uni , schoolstransport , 15 minutes drive to CBD etc.

SunShine 6/12 Forrest street

Joseph Dulce 0403 593 381irene soriano 0416 529 838

priMe locaTion For invesTorsor FirsT hoMe BuYers!

This apartment will impress first home buyers and investorsalike. Located approximately within 1 km from Sunshine Central,with public transport facilities, Sunshine shopping centre,cinema complex, local schools, park & recreation centres.

SunShine WeSt 66 talintyre road

AnjAnA KC 0401 328 334YuKsel KemAl 0416 124 441

RenovAte oR Build multipledwellings

Nestled in a peaceful street, Set on approx. 644 sqm ,offering an affordable opportunity to secure a propertyin Sunshine West .This 3 bedroom brick veneer home offers3 good sized bedrooms,Separate Lounge roomCentral bathroom,Kitchen with meals/dining areaIt is situated in a highly convenient location withinclose proximity to public transport, schools, SunshineShopping centre, sunshine Hospital and the West GateBridge/Western Ring Road, suggesting multiple optionsto the lucky owner, renovate the existing home or buildmultiple dwellings (S.T.C.A).

AuC 19/07@ 2:00 pm

Deer Park 16 Warrington CresCent

Yuksel kemal 0416 124 441anjana kC 0401 328 334

metiCulouslY maintained,First to see will buY !!!

This is an exceptional family home complemented by avery functional floor plan. The home offers4 generous bedrooms with BIRs master bedroom withen suite. Massive step down formal lounge room, Openplan family and dining area, Single garage, A hugeback yardOther features include: heating slab in the lounge room ,large double garage with internal access also used for astorage and workshop, massive driveway , high ceilings.Quietly placed and serenely nestled, only a shortdistance to all amenities that include the Brimbankshopping center, schools, public transport and a shortdrive to freeway

only $460,000

SunShine north 17 Hoad Street

AnjAnA KC 0401 328 334YuKsel KemAl 0416 124 441

RenovAtoRs DelightNestled in a peaceful street, Set on approx. 592 sqm ,offering an affordable opportunity to secure a propertyin Sunshine North.This 3 bedroom brick clad home offers3 good sized bedrooms,Separate lounge roomCentral bathroom,Kitchen with meals/dining areaIt is situated in a highly convenient location withinclose proximity to public transport, schools, SunshineShopping centre, sunshine Hospital and the WesternRing Road, suggesting multiple options to the luckyowner, renovate the existing home or build multipledwellings (S.T.C.A).

AuC 26/07 @ 2:00 Pm

SunShine WeSt 1/74 murray St

Yuksel siva 0403 493 501

PeRFeCT OPPORTuNiTY!!This bright and spacious brick- veneer home offers truefamily living. First home buyers and investors will relishthe opportunity presented by this wonderful home.

OfferingThree spacious bedrooms

Huge formal lounge room

Kitchen and meals area

Central bathroom, central heating

Set in a prized locality within walking distance to publictransport, schools and shops and easy Freeway access

SunShine north 4 Camperdown ave

AnjAnA KC 0401 328 334

LAnd And OppOrtunity in AGreAt LOCAtiOn

644 sqm approx. allotment offering an opportunity with choices- Create your very own lifestyle- Build units/ townhouses with recurring future/income- A multi unit site (STCA)

SunShine WeSt 12 Kermeen St

Yuksel siva 0403 493 501

Great FamilY Home on aCorner BloCk

This beautifully maintained brick-veneer home on a575 sqm corner block with potential developmentopportunity comprises three (3) spacious bedrooms,central bathroom, formal lounge room, kitchen withadjoining meals area.and brick garage

Features include central heating, cooling, polished floorboards, tool shed and wonderful rear garden area.

Within close proximity to shopping center, transport,numerous schools and easy Freeway access

27 BRIMBANK & NORTH WEST STAR WEEKLY \ JULY 1, 2014

RESIDENTIAL, COMMERCIAL,INDUSTRIAL, BUSINESS, AUCTIONEERS,

PROPERTY MANAGERS ANDCONSULTANTS

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

239-241 Hampshire Road, Sunshine

9312 4444www.boranrealestate.com.au email: info@boranrealestate.com.au

Anjana KcProperty Consultant0401 328 334

Joseph DulceProperty Consultant0403 593 381

Yuksel SivaProperty Consultant0403 493 501

Irene SorianoProperty Consultant0416 529 838

Yuksel Kemal - JPDirector/OEIC & Sales Manager

0416 124 441

Joanne Thu NguyenProperty Consultant0412 571 555

Maher SarkisSenior Portfolio Manager

0420 269 709

Vi LucPortfolio Manager0415 539 655

Arzu KaynarAssistant Property Manager

9312 4444

Pauline BarrettAdministration9312 4444

FINAL RELEASE - ONLY 5% DEPOSIT

Joanne Thu Nguyen 0412 571 555Yuksel Kemal 0416 124 441

Enjoy only 5% Deposit on these brand new 2 bedroom light filled & spacious

apartments with bamboo flooring split system included. To preview a

completed kitchen, bathroom, & select your new apartment off the plan visit

the display suite located on the corner Hampshire & Foundry Rd Sunshine.

Open Mon - Sat 12 - 5 PM Sun 2 - 5 PM

SunShine 25/437 Ballarat road

anjana kC 0401 328 334

good returns/greatinvestment

This is a great opportunity for an enthusiastic investor, orstepping stone to enter into the market, with rental returns of6.05%1 bedrooms with carpet floor

Only $170,000-$179,500

SunShine 4/26 HAMPSHIRE RD

Yuksel siva 0403 493 501

Great OppOrtunitYAn excellent opportunity to purchase and enjoy the comforts ofthis good sized unit situated in central Sunshine. Comprising: One good size bedroom with BIRs Comfortable lounge room Kitchen and meals area

Keilor ParK 1B fosters road

Yuksel siva 0403 493 501Yuksel kemal 0416 124 441

WHOlesale/ReTail BakeRYFOR sale

Well established hot bread bakery with overly happyclients who travel from near and far due to the qualityand service provided this business is an opportunity ofa lifetime with the owner who put in so much for the26years this business has been known and running forand is more than happy to provide training. Currentlyleased out at $2080 per calendar month with negotiableleaseHot Bread Bakery offers all baking equipment including: 1x security camera 3x food display 3x 4 rows tray bread holder display 1x split system air conditioning 1x 3 door drink display fridge

Caroline SpringS 116 Gourlay road

Yuksel siva 0403 493 501Yuksel kemal 0416 124 441

unique investmentopportunitY in Caroline

springsThis fabulous shop is offering an excellent investmentopportunity in prime location.

Rental returns of $48,000 per annum make this shop avery attractive investment.

The shop retail area is 104 m2 approximatelyCurrently used as Kebab Shop

Rent $48,000 per annum plus GST plus outgoingsLease 5 x 5

SunShine 614/401 HAMPSHIRE ROAD

Yuksel kemal 0416 124 441anjana kC 0401 328 334

RaRe OppORtunitYLuxury 2 bedroom apartment with great city views rightunder the penthouse. This being a larger apartmentwith a total of 115 meter square area it is the idealapartment for both investors and to occupy yourself.Everything you need is within walking distance, shops,train station, cinema, gym, Victoria University.

To preview a completed kitchen, bathroom, & selectyour new apartment off the plan visit the displaysuite located on the corner Hampshire & Foundry RdSunshine.

SUNSHINE NORTH 42 Balfour ave

Irene SorIano 0416 529 838anjana KC 0401 328 334

PrIme PoSItIon !!!This Industrial vacant allotment of some 511sqmprovides infinite potential.

The site is ideally located close to all local amenities,quick and easy access to main arterials and the airport.

Excellent Investment Opportunity in a prime location.

Ideal for factory and / or warehouse.

SunShine WeSt 4 Amore Drive

AnjAnA KC 0401 328 334YuKsel KemAl 0416 124 441

Build A dreAm home in APerfeCt loCAtion!

4 Amore Drive is located in one of the most popularestate (Callaway Park) in Sunshine West.This is a perfect residential block in a very goodneighborhood, surrounded by all the amenities all withinless than 5 minutes drive, such asWestern ring road, Glengala shopping center, Mychemist, Restaurants and Cafes, Gas station and Carwash , Schools and Childcare centers, Reserve, Kidsplayground, BBQ facilities and plenty of green openspace and wetlands with walking trails and paths.Its a perfect place to build your dream home, yet inaffordable price.

MELTON 25 STOUGHTON STREET

Irene SorIano 0416 529 838anjana KC 0401 328 334

Brand new Town houSeS,GreaT LoCaTIon!!!

Unit 4(2BR + 1Garage) & Unit 5(3BR +2Garage) vacantready to move in.

This delightful townhouses, offers an idyllic lifestylewithin stones throw to public transport, local schools,parkland and trendy Woodgrove shopping centre allwithin close proximity.This house offers good size bedrooms with BIR, andlight filled open plan dining & lounge room. Location,character and comfort this one has it all. This lowmaintenance lifestyle is sure to catch the eyes of firsthome buyers, young couples, downsizes, retirees orinvestors.

SunShine WeSt Lot 5771 Kosa avenue

Joseph Dulce 0403 593 381

BecAuse ThIs NeW house& lAND pAcKAGe WIll Be

peRFecT!-3 spacious bedrooms. Master with en-suite andwalk-in robe.- Solar hot waters system with gas instantaneousback-up booster.-Gas ducted heating system.-Evaporated cooling.-900mm stainless steel appliances.-Glass splashback in kitchen.-Reconstituted benchtop.-Technika dishwasher.-Alarm system with intercom.

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273 Hampshire RoadSunshine93117022

www.stockdaleleggo.com.au/sunshine

20Wilson StreetBraybrookPure Potential In A Brilliant Location! 3 bedrooms plus study Lounge room Kitchen/meals area Central bathroom Single garage Currently leased approx$16,200 p.a Development opportunity (STCA)

Auction Saturday 5th July at 12 noonInspect Saturday 11.30 - 12.00pmAgent Fred (Fatih) Fanoscu 0419 384 097MapRef 41 B1

2/19Murray Street SunshineWestCalling All Unit Buyers! Generous sized bedrooms with BIRs Spacious lounge roomwith gas heater Neatkitchen/meals area Bright quality bathroom Lock-up garage Lowmaintenance living Close to shops, schools & public transport

For SaleInspect Saturday 10.45 - 11.15amAgent David Falcone 0413 116 717MapRef 40 B1

3 Lancaster Street SunshineNorthRenovated Brick Veneer/Brilliant Location! 3 comfortable bedrooms Sun-filled loungeroom Updated kitchen Separate dining room Bright appealing bathroom Beautiful pergolaarea with timber decking Huge steel garage

Auction Saturday 5th July at 2.00pmInspect Saturday 1.30 - 2.00pmAgent David Falcone 0413 116 717MapRef 26 K8

3 Jowett Avenue SunshineWestAttn: All Developers, Investors & Builders 3 generous sized bedrooms Lounge room kitchen with meals area Bright centralbathroom Large under cover pergola area withkitchen 1 bedroom bungalow and two gardensheds

For SaleInspect By AppointmentAgent Fred (Fatih) Fanoscu 0419 384 097MapRef 40 D4

39 Ridgeway Parade SunshineWestThe Perfect Start! 3 bedrooms Lounge room kitchen/mealsarea Separate dining room Sunroom/workshop area Central bathroom Carport &large brick garage Lowmaintenance living

For SaleInspect Saturday 10.00 - 10.30amAgent David Falcone 0413 116 717MapRef 26 A12, C12

18 Pinaroo Avenue SunshineWestA Home To Enjoy 3 good sized bedrooms Large lounge room Appealing kitchen with meals area Brightcentral bathroom Close to all Sunshine hasto offer

For SaleInspect Saturday 10.45 - 11.15amAgent Sang Do 0419 935 955MapRef 40 D3

12 Nurla Court SunshineWestHard To Find! 3 spacious bedrooms Lounge room Appealing Tasmanian oak timber kitchen Meals area Bright updated bathroom Carport & brick garage Large allotmentapprox 614m2

For SaleInspect Saturday 3.30 - 4.00pmAgent David Falcone 0413 116 717MapRef 40 E3

1/19Murray Street SunshineWestAffordable Dream! 3 spacious bedrooms Comfortable loungeroom Neat kitchen adjoining meals area Bright central bathroom Brick garage Lowmaintenance living Close to shops, schools &public transport

For SaleInspect Saturday 10.45 - 11.15amAgent David Falcone 0413 116 717MapRef 40 B1

41 GreshamWay SunshineWestFor The Large Family! Four spacious bedrooms Master bedroomwith full ensuite Lounge room kitchen withmeals area Large sized family room Garage& huge undercover pergola area

For Sa