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By Matt Crossman and Lexi Cottee

A Hume police crackdown on drugs is bearing fruit, with the number of use and possession o�ences up 67 per cent on last year.

Figures for the year ending March 31, released by the Crime Statistics Agency last �ursday, revealed drug use and possession o�ences in the municipality jumped from 462 to 773.

Drug dealing and tra�cking crimes went from 97 to 149, while the �gure for cultivation or manufacturing was unchanged at 63.

“We’re catching them and that’s great,” Hume’s Acting Inspector Phil Nash said.

Drug crimes hit a high“We have a number of operations running at

the moment and have executed between 24 and 30 warrants in the Sunbury region.’’

Sunbury police senior sergeant Tim Douglas said considerable e�ort had been put into curbing the supply of drugs, including crystal methamphetamine (ice) and cannabis.

‘‘Ice has and is a problem for us, as it is in many other towns,’’ he said. ‘‘We’ve been very proactive in dealing with it.’’

Senior Sergeant Douglas said drugs were o�en a factor in other crimes, such as assaults, family violence and burglaries, but warned the state could not ‘‘arrest its way’’ out of the ice

problem. He said partnerships with agencies including Sunbury Community Health were crucial to getting drug users and their families the help they need.

Senior Sergeant Douglas also encouraged the community to continue to report drug crime.

Data released last week also showed Hume had the highest number of family violence incidents in the state, with 2992 reports.

Acting Inspector Nash said domestic violence rates remain a major concern.

“It’s not isolated to certain demographics but right across the board,’ he said.

Acting Inspector Walsh said a rise in the

number of breaches of court orders, up from 1503 in 2014 to 2097 this year, was largely related to family violence orders.

�e �gures also revealed a three-fold increase in �rearm o�ences in Melbourne’s north-west in the past �ve years. In Hume, the number of weapons o�ences went from 643 to 765 in the space of a year.

Figures for the Macedon Ranges showed family incident reports dropped from 450 to 371, continuing a recent trend. Drug o�ences went up from 70 to 147 but assaults fell from 244 to 184. Burglary reports increased, while �rearm o�ences jumped from 48 to 108.

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Young people are being given the chance to learn skills that could make them better housemates or employees as part of Macedon Ranges council’s school holiday program. A MasterChef challenge for MasterChef challenge for MasterChefyoung people aged 12-18 will be held in Kyneton on July 3.

The $25 event includes a class with former top 10 MasterChef contestants Alice Zaslavsky and Beau Cook.

Some of the area’s top baristas will teach young people the art of making good coffee during the second week of the holidays.

Experts from businesses including Cookie Crumbs and the Royal George Hotel will share their wisdom as part of the $10 workshops.

The council’s communities and culture manager, Jill Karena, says the hands-on workshops had been organised after feedback from students at local schools.

‘‘One of the things they identi�ed quite strongly is that they wanted affordable activities that were about life skills, things they will be able to use in their everyday lives, whether it’s at work or at home,’’ Ms Karena says.

Live theatre at Kyneton town hall, learn-to-swim programs and fun-activity days at the Gisborne and Kyneton aquatic centres are other events on the July holiday program. Bookings are essential. Details: www.mrsc.vic.gov.au/youth

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pair used disrespectful language to a journalist.It made no �nding regarding allegations that

the pair had heckled then-mayor Casey Nunn and referred to her disparagingly.

Cr Ogilvie this week told Star Weekly the Star Weekly the Star Weeklypair had been ‘‘ambushed’’ by agitators at the meeting.

Cr Medcra�, who stood as an independent state election candidate weeks a�er the incidents, also repeated claims that the MAV panel was a ‘‘kangaroo court’’ overseen by pro-Labor members.

‘‘�ere was no onus of truth … those present were not required to give evidence under oath.

‘‘�e �rst inquiry made some criticisms and I’ll cop those, but the things I was found guilty of by the second inquiry had previously been treated as nonsense and unsubstantiated.

By Matt Crossman

Two Hume councillors at the centre of a misconduct probe maintain they were victims of a political witchhunt.

Cr Jack Medcra�, who was suspended for 28 days by a Municipal Association of Victoria (MAV) panel, and Cr Jack Ogilvie, who received a reprimand, also claimed their alleged misbehaviour was blown out of proportion.

But a fellow councillor said the pair had been given a fair hearing and were found to have acted in a manner unbecoming.

A report outlining the panel’s reason for determination was released last week.

Cr Medcra� has served a one-month ban a�er the panel found he breached the code of conduct during a �ery meeting last September

about Sunbury’s separation from Hume. �e MAV panel, which followed an independent inquiry earlier this year, was launched a�er a referral by seven fellow councillors. �e two-person panel said it was not satis�ed that the initial inquiry, which the two councillors claim cleared them, rendered the complaints ‘‘frivolous, vexatious, misconceived or lacking in substance’’.

�e panel found that Cr Medcra� had a �rm grip on a resident’s home-made sign, which depicted him as one of Santa’s elves. Cr Medcra� claimed he held onto the sign in order to better see the images, which led to it being torn.

‘‘Cr Medcra�’s conduct … was at least unduly assertive, if not aggressive,’’ the panel report stated.

�e panel also upheld complaints that the

‘‘It’s like throwing a net in the sea and not getting any �sh so you throw a hand grenade.’’

Fellow councillor Ann Potter denied the complaints against councillors Medcra� and Ogilvie were politically motivated.

‘‘�e process was undertaken fairly and impartially by an independent panel,’’ she said.

‘‘�ey were given every opportunity to defend themselves.’’

Cr Potter said the September meeting was heated but councillors had a duty to keep their cool. ‘‘If someone of my own political persuasion had behaved in the same way, I would be utterly disgusted.’’

Cr Medcra� had planned to appeal the ruling to VCAT but was unable to do so in time because an initial report listed the complainant as Hume council, not the other councillors.

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Residents who defeated plans for a controversial service station development in Woodend have expressed their willingness to sit down with developers representing Coles.

But they remain ready for a hearing at the Victorian Civil and Administrative Tribunal should the supermarket and petrol giant choose to appeal.

Woodend picture framer Zoltan Bexley is involved in e�orts to co-ordinate a community response following Macedon Ranges council’s

More talks on Coles’ thwarted plans decision to reject an application for a Coles Express station at 59 High Street.

Mr Bexley will donate 15 per cent from all jobs in his Woodend workshop to fund representation should it become necessary.

But he said a core group of 20 or so residents opposed to the development hoped Coles might be open to revising its plans.

As reported by Star Weekly earlier this Star Weekly earlier this Star Weeklymonth, councillors went against the advice of o�cers and rejected the application, having

heard objections relating to tra�c, the proposed development’s size and potential e�ect on the town’s character.

‘‘�is is all about legacy,’’ Mr Bexley said. ‘‘What sort of town do we want to live in?’’

A Coles spokeswoman said the company was disappointed with the council’s decision but was unable to con�rm its plans.

‘‘We are … reviewing the decision,’’ she said.

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Employment in Hume’s tourism sector is growing at a greater rate than the rest of the state, a new report to the council has revealed.

�e �nal progress report for the council’s 2011-15 tourism strategy also shows the municipality welcomed close to 1.17 million visitors last year, generating $1.522 billion, up $300 million from 2013.

Council’s city sustainability director Kelvin Walsh said e�orts to support a growing number of tourism operators, who now employ almost 5000 people, were paying o�.

He said the municipality’s better known attractions, including many historic sites and wineries at Sunbury and other places, were being joined by new tourism-related operators at Melbourne Airport, Greenvale and Bulla.

‘‘Council has worked hard to promote smaller attractions in Hume that may not enjoy a large marketing budget,’’ Mr Walsh said. ‘‘When people �y to Melbourne, they land in Hume and that o�ers our tourism industry a great opportunity.’’

Existing operators have bene�ted from the chance to learn new skills and network with other businesses.

Sunbury District Grape Growers Association president Peter Simmie said the council continued to provide tourism operators with a great level of support.

Channel Nine’s Postcards travel segment will showcase Hume on July 5.

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A Macedon Ranges group hopes the shire is a step closer to taking the path to carbon neutrality a�er putting climate change on the council’s agenda during its budget submission process.

�e Macedon Ranges Green Energy Coalition, which has collected more than 3000 signatures at markets and events, urged councillors to commit to creating a plan by December this year, with a view to becoming carbon neutral by 2020.

It also called on the council to purchase or produce 50 per cent of its electrical supply from renewable sources by 2015 and 100 per cent by 2016. �e coalition recommended installing solar panels on all council buildings at an estimated cost of $1 million.

While the submission did not result in action in this year’s budget, coalition co-ordinator Rob Bakes said the council was now more aware of the community’s appetite for clean

energy. ‘‘�e arguments are all there. Other councils are doing it,’’ Mr Bakes said.

‘‘People are ready for action on climate change.’’

He urged residents concerned about the environment to make their voices heard.

‘‘�e more signatures we get, the more con�dent the council can be that it’s making decisions the community supports. �e way our environment is being denigrated and ignored through the way we live, a lot of people are concerned about it,’’ Mr Bakes said.

A report to the council recommended solar panels be considered for every new building project. Cr John Letchford told last week’s meeting that councillors had been inundated with emails from residents and would “take on board” the community’s aspirations for clean energy.

Matt Crossman Rob Bakes and his Green Energy Coalition van. (Joe Mastroianni)

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Mayor Jennifer Anderson has come under �re a�er proposing changes to Macedon Ranges council’s 2015-16 budget just moments before its adoption.

But other councillors lashed out at her critics, accusing them of having short memories a�er endorsing alterations in previous years.

Cr Anderson sought to make six amendments, including the allocation of $15,000 to prepare a bike safety campaign and $35,000 for a more thorough services review.

‘‘�is is making decisions on the run.’’Cr Sally Piper, who with Cr Russell Mowatt

supported the mayor’s changes, said she considered the strident opposition ‘‘absolutely hilarious’’ a�er budgetary performances by councillors in the chamber in past years.

‘‘Anyone can bring an amended motion to

She also proposed cutting funding to the council’s sister city relationship with Tokai, Japan, by $6000 to $12,000, not allocating $25,000 to a rural living review, and halving money used to promote the Macedon Ranges to $9000.

‘‘�ese are minor budget alterations that don’t change the bottom line,’’ Cr Anderson said.

Others, including Cr John Letchford, slammed the mayor for setting up an ‘‘ambush’’.

‘‘Where is the openness, transparency and accountability on this?,’’ Cr Letchford asked.

the chamber,’’ Cr Piper said. ‘‘We’re facing a massive debt … we’re facing rate capping.

‘‘If we don’t look at our budget sensibly … we might as well kiss some of these things goodbye.’’

Cr Anderson’s motion was defeated 3-5. �e original budget, including capital works

of $54 million, was eventually passed by a vote of 6-2, with councillors Anderson and Piper opposing. �e budget will result in an average rates increase of 4.8 per cent, which equates to an additional $84 for a median house valued at $445,000.

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A fatal crash has sparked calls for safety at an intersection on the outskirts of Gisborne to be reviewed.

As reported by Star Weekly, a Mount Star Weekly, a Mount Star WeeklyMacedon teenager was killed a�er a car and a truck collided on Gisborne-Kilmore Road on June 12.

�e boy, 16, was a passenger in the car that was involved in a collision at the intersection of Saunders Road about 4.20pm.

�e driver of the car, a man in his 20s, was

by 20km/h to 80 was among changes that should be considered.

Macedon Ranges highway patrol’s Sergeant Geo� Neil said that while he did not consider the need for changes to be ‘‘pressing’’, it was an intersection that motorists should be wary of.

‘‘It is certainly being used by more heavy vehicles than it used to,’’ Sergeant Neil said.

‘‘It’s also slightly o�set – maybe it could be better delineated for drivers.’’

Sergeant Neil said there could also be a case for “give way” signs on the approach to be replaced with stop signs.

�own to hospital in a critical condition. �e driver of the truck was not hurt.

Macedon Ranges councillor and former roads campaigner Russell Mowatt said increased tra�c and a nearby school bus stop meant the intersection warranted scrutiny.

‘‘�e way it is, you can come from a complete stop to a 100km/h zone,’’ Cr Mowatt said.

‘‘People are le� trying to anticipate the speed of other cars.

‘‘I do think something needs to be done. We need to mitigate any future risk.’’

Cr Mowatt said the reduction of speed limits

VicRoads regional director Mal Kersting said there were six recorded casualty crashes at the intersection in the 10 years to June, including the recent fatality.

He said the intersection was in an open, rural environment and o�ered motorists approaching from Kilmore or Pierce roads a good line of sight in both directions.

‘‘Although we have no immediate plans for changes to the intersection, VicRoads is always exploring options to improve safety for all road users and will continue to monitor this intersection,’’ Mr Kersting said.

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A Sunbury school is searching for an appropriate place to display a 60-kilogram bell that predates the town’s historic mental asylum.

�e bell, made in the 1860s for Sunbury’s original industrial school at Jacksons Hill, has been returned to Sunbury Primary School by Victoria University a�er being removed from the former asylum and university site last month.

Principal Sean Lawless said the school was working with the Sunbury and District Heritage Association to �nd a ‘‘historically appropriate’’ spot in the school grounds.

‘‘We are looking into mounting it on a wall or maybe something free-standing,’’ Mr Lawless said.

‘‘�e key consideration is putting it somewhere close to where it was originally located.’’

Historical records show that, a�er the industrial school’s closure, the bell was used

by the nearby asylum to signal when an inmate could not be located. It may also have been used as a dinner bell.

A�er several years as an exhibit at the town’s history museum, the bell was reinstalled at the former asylum site a�er it became a VU campus in the 1990s.

�e bell remained at the site when the university closed in 2010.

As reported by Star Weekly, its sudden Star Weekly, its sudden Star Weeklyremoval last month prompted Sunbury Primary School, which is also based at Jacksons Hill, to call for its permanent return.

Matt Crossman

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Woodend residents have opened their hearts, and kitchen cupboards, to refugees.

�e Macedon Ranges chapter of Rural Australians for Refugees collected several car loads of non-perishable food and toiletries as part of Saturday’s World Refugee Day.

�e group also raised money for Melbourne’s Asylum Seeker Resource Centre during a sausage sizzle. Items collected will be taken to the centre, which distributes food and other supplies to 200 families every week.

Group spokeswoman Jenny Zimmerman says many people don’t realise that asylum seekers living in Australia are o�en cut o�

from all �nancial support and are not allowed to work, even as volunteers, making them dependent on the kindness of others.

She says events like World Refugee Day helped increase awareness.

‘‘I know there are di�erent views out there, but people in Woodend are generally pro-refugee,’’ she said.

�e group is still taking donations of food or money through Collier O�ce and Business Assist in High Street.

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Sunbury rail commuters say moves to allow them continued access to V/Line services until the end of the year are inadequate and a betrayal of a state government promise.

�ey have vowed to �ght for a permanent choice of metropolitan and country services.

�ere have also been complaints that the planned rollout of new Metro services will do little to improve service frequency as well as fears that extra trains could make tra�c at the intersection of Gap Road and Horne Street even worse, with boom gates down more o�en.

Western Metropolitan Liberal MP Bernie Finn, who is leading a petition against any changes, said the measures announced last week missed the point.

‘‘Labor gave us a �rm commitment in writing that Sunbury people would continue to be able to access V/Line,’’ Mr Finn said.

‘‘�e fact is it shouldn’t be happening. Sunbury people didn’t want electri�cation. �ey just wanted a few more V/Line services.’’

Both Labor and the Liberal Party promised the town would continue to have a choice of services following the extension of Metro services in 2012.

As reported by Star Weekly, restrictions Star Weekly, restrictions Star Weeklybarring Sunbury commuters from Bendigo- bound V/Line trains will not be enforced until January.

Sunbury MP Josh Bull said the town would receive 10 extra peak Metro services a week and the government would investigate extra o�-peak services.

He said Sunbury would get an extra morning peak city-bound service and another evening peak service within six to eight weeks.

Until now, Sunbury has received about half of the services that travelled to Watergardens.

Mr Bull said that while catching a regional train from Sunbury station saved passengers time, it was putting signi�cant pressure on V/Line services. He said completion of the Regional Rail Link had sparked the change.

‘‘Sunbury passengers are already bene�ting from the project, with more reliable services between Sunshine and the city as a result of the project, separating metropolitan and regional trains in this section of track,’’ Mr Bull said.

�e latest measures followed an outpouring of complaints a�er a new Public Transport Victoria timetable released last month e�ectively snubbed Sunbury passengers.

Overcrowding on country train services between Melbourne and Bendigo has been a long-running issue for peak-time commuters.

�e restrictions were hailed by people in towns such as Woodend who have since expressed frustration that crowding on peak services will continue in the short term.

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Bands do battle Registrations are open for bands, solo acts and duos to compete in the Macedon Ranges’ annual Battle of the Bands competition, to be held in Kyneton on August 1.■ 5422 0242 or goo.gl/9N5Ce3

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Libraries add to holiday fun Create snow globes, learn how to knit and crochet, or hear wintry tales at Gold�elds libraries during the next school holidays. A series of activities will be held in Kyneton, Woodend, Romsey and Gisborne. ■ www.ncgrl.vic.gov.au

Get in the swingGolf instructor Carol Leaney will run a free beginners’ clinic for children at Goonawarra Golf Club on July 7. There are also intensive clinics for boys and girls on July 7 and 8. Cost: $58 for both days; $32 for one day. The golf club is at Francis Boulevard. ■ 0407 331 399

Photo prizesEntries for the Kyneton Daffodil and Arts Festival photography ($250) and art ($500) prizes close on August 14. Guidelines and forms are available online. ■ www.kynetondaffodilarts.org.au or 5422 2282

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Centenarian mournedTributes are �owing for Sunbury centenarian Elsie Olarenshaw, who died last Tuesday night, a week before her 101st birthday. Elsie and her husband, Rowly, were recognised as Australia’s longest-married couple, having celebrated their 81st anniversary last year. Rotary Club of Sunbury Family Community Kitchen spokesman Neil Williams said Elsie, a regular at the Monday night dinners, would be greatly missed.

Man on multiple chargesA British man, 28, who police say was caught in a stolen car after a robbery in Bulla, will face court over numerous burglaries and thefts. The man, who had been travelling on a working visa, was arrested by Broadmeadows detectives on June 12. A subsequent search of a house in South Yarra found 60 credit cards, Medicare cards and licences.

Roundabout revampThe road surface at one of Kyneton’s busiest roundabouts will be upgraded this week. The roundabout at Edgecombe and Beauchamp streets is being ‘freshened up’ as part of a VicRoads program. Work will be carried out daily from 7am-6pm. Similar works will begin on Mollison Street near the intersection of Beauchamp Street.

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Reverend John Vander Reest ostensibly retired three years ago, but that same year he began leading a small congregation at Scots Church in Campbell�eld.

“My interest in the church is too large,” he says in answer to the question of whether he’ll ever stop. Next month, the Woodend resident marks another milestone: 50 years since his ordination to the Reformed Churches of Australia, which he will celebrate on July 12 with an exhibition of his paintings.

Mr Vander Reest arrived at the Sydney Road church at a portentous time: 2012 marked its 170th anniversary. It was built in 1842 and is believed to be the ��h church established in Melbourne, being visited by Scottish settlers on their way to the Bendigo gold�elds.

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Vander Reest has overseen major restoration works, including a new commercial kitchen, painting of the church and hall interior, and replacing the pews with chairs.

His exhibition of about 60 oil paintings is called Je suis refugee, in a nod to the movement that emerged in the wake of the Charlie Hebdo shooting in Paris and the plight of refugees.

“I came over with my family so in a sense we are migrants who came out for economic reasons,” he said.

Proceeds from the sale of his paintings will go to the Lentara Uniting Care refugee program. Je suis refugee opens on July 3 at 6pm and runs until July 16 at Scots Church, 1702 Sydney Road, Campbell�eld.

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Built to the highest standards by Burbank this house of about 40 squares is on an elevated block of about 940 square metres. Well able to accommodate bigger families or a shared household, it has �ve big bedrooms upstairs, along with a living area, linen storage room and a sleek main bathroom. Two bedrooms, including the main, have walk-in wardrobes and en suites, the others have built-in wardrobes. Light, bright living zones downstairs include a carpeted lounge with elegant light�ttings and roman blinds and a tiled family-meals zone with cabinetry. The beautifully appointed kitchen has Caesarstone benches with waterfall edges, glass splashbacks, Miele coffee machine and stainless-steel appliances. An undercover outdoor area has ceiling heaters. There is zoned gas ducted heating, evaporative cooling, a split-system, double glazing, ducted vacuum, a laundry chute, seven-star energy rating and integrated triple garage.

Keatings Real Estate: 5427 2999 Price: $699,000 Private sale

KYNETON 37 Barton Street, 3444

5 3 3

A striking facade sets the tone of distinctive features found in this top-notch Simonds-built house with a focus on entertaining. There are four big bedrooms and a study with two-way access. The main bedroom is a retreat, with a walk-in �tted wardrobe and a luxe en suite with twin vanity basins and a private courtyard with outdoor bathtub. Others have access to a decked courtyard and share a bathroom. A carpeted lounge room at the front has a two-way gas log-�re, which also warms a raised family sitting area, with �oorboards, next to the kitchen and meals zone. A massive stone-topped island bench, integrated microwave and chopping board, walk-in pantry and stainless-steel appliances are salient features. The skylit alfresco zone with boarded ceiling has a fantastic outdoor kitchen with gas cooktop, while a water feature and stone feature wall add even more pizzazz. Ducted heating, evaporative cooling, alarm and double garage with internal access are extra treats.

Leading Real Estate: 9744 2244 Price: $540,000 – $570,000 Private sale

SUNBURY 227 Gap Road, 3429

4 2 2

The epitome of rustic charm, this two-storey weatherboard on about 1208 square metres has no less than �ve bedrooms, two on the ground �oor (near bathroom, separate toilet and laundry) and three more up top where steeply pitched, timber-lined ceilings add immense charm. The main bedroom takes up the whole eastern top �oor and has a wet room area with two shower heads, timber vanity unit and toilet. Downstairs living rooms (lounge and family-meals) are rich in timber character, with vaulted ceilings and exposed beams – and warmed by a cosy wood heater. The kitchen (with �oorboards) has a country feel with glossy timber benchtops, white cabinetry and a stainless-steel dishwasher. The north-facing front verandah is the spot to take in garden views at a property within a walk of the train station and town centre.

Joan Gladman: 5427 4307 Price: $545,000 Private sale

WOODEND 4 Bowen Street, 3442

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Within easy reach of shops, schools, childcare centre and freeway access, this neat house is well presented and, with its price tag, will attract lots of interest. Three bedrooms, each with a built-in wardrobe, share a bathroom with a raised vanity basin and glass-brick feature. A carpeted living room has roman blinds, a wood heater, a ceiling fan and split-system. This immediately links with the kitchen-meals area. Timber cupboards with glass-fronted overheads, glossy black splashback tiles, an underbench oven and a cooktop under a canopy rangehood equip the cooks’ space. A full-width pergola at the back is beauti�ed with brick planter boxes; this zone looks out onto a big, grassy backyard on the block of about 1000 square metres. The property has a double garage with back roller door and separate store room, and a shed with attached open bay.

Kennedy & Hunt: 5428 2544 Price: $458,000 Private sale

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At the end of a long, tree-lined driveway, past paddocks set up for sheep, alpacas or horses, the house attached to this lovely property of about 2.83 hectares is a perfect set-up for a family looking to enjoy the magic of life in the Macedon Ranges.

The infrastructure is in place to support stock or ponies for the kids and it even has an excellent dog-run, which would be ideal for a serious breeder.

The house is a mix of elegance and family comfort, with three large living

zones. One is a more formal area for dining with guests, which links via glazed doors to a huge, partially covered deck with views over sweeping lawns �anked by mature trees.

The family-meals area next to the kitchen has a wood heater and adjoins a separate rumpus room – there’s no lack of space here for everyone to spread out.

The kitchen has a stack of cupboards and drawers, a breakfast bench, dishwasher and upright cooker – and a big

window behind the sink providing views as a distraction from mundane chores.

Along a hallway that ducks left from the entry foyer are three bedrooms, an all-white main bathroom, big laundry and separate toilet. The main bedroom has a good-sized walk-in wardrobe.

The family-meals room opens to a covered deck, which couples with aforementioned verandah/deck to give options when entertaining: one open to the sun, the other sheltered from the weather.

Chess Property Consultants: 5429 5544 Price: $678,000 Private sale

ROMSEY 1779 Romsey Road, 3434

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A massive 30x6-metre shed with lock-up powered workshop is a great addition to the property which has usable paddocks, a small stockyard and town, bore and tank water in abundance.

And check out the avenue of blue gums behind the house.

Other bonuses include a split-system, Pay TV and broadband access, a greywater system and an integrated double garage.

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KING OF THE HILL!!!Standing proud in Sunbury’sy’sy’ Killara Estatethis impressive home oersoerso , lounge, mealsarea, kitchen complete with stainless steelappliances Hidden away is a laundry withample amounts of storage. Accommodationoersoerso 3 bedrooms, main complete withensuite and largeWIR, 2 bedrooms with BIR’ssharing a central bathroom.

Additional features include landscapedgardens, evaporative cooling, ducted heating,split system, and more not mentioned.

Price: $395,000 to $410,000Inspection: Saturday 10.45am to 11.15amPhoto ID requiredContact: Adam Sacco 0409 033 [email protected]

28 Paperbark Avenue, Sunbury 4A 2B 2C

DON’T BLINK...Situated in the highly sort afteafteaf r and admired Jacksons Hill Estate, only ashort stroll to parkland’s and all that Sunbury has to o�ero�ero� .

This inviting home o�erso�erso� a semi-forsemi-forsemi-f mal dining area, two living zonesincluding formal lounge with wood �re place and a second living area�owing to the kitchen complete with stainless steel appliances.

Accommodation o�erso�erso� four bedrooms with BIR’s, sharing a centralbathroom. The main bedroom is completed by a largeWIR with fullensuite.

Additional features include ducted heating, 2 x R/C split systems,remote access DLUG with additional drive through rear roller dooraccess to backyard, security roller shutters, plus more not mentioned.

Price: $500,000 to $520,000

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227 Gap Road, Sunbury4A 2B 2C

THE HOME THATTHATTHA SOLD HOMES!It’s �nally here and available for you to callyour own, this home o�erso�erso� open plan livingat its �nest, o�ero�ero� ing a formal lounge, elevatedfamily area, meals area and open style kitchencomplete with stainless steel appliances.Accommodation o�erso�erso� 4 bedrooms, 3bedrooms with BIR’s sharing a centralbathroom. The master bedroom withWIR andensuite.

Additional features include ducted heating,outdoor kitchen, evaporative cooling, alarmsystemmuch more!

Price: $540,000 to $570,000Inspection: Saturday 11.30am to 12.00pmPhoto ID requiredContact: Adam Sacco 0409 033 [email protected]

11 Ervine Close, Sunbury 3A 1B 2C

JUMP TO GUMTREE HILLS!A fantastic opportunity awaits the �rst home buyer or savvy investorwith this well presented home in this much sought afteafteaf r pocket ofGumTree Hills.

Step inside to be greeted by the large L-shaped lounge, separate mealsarea connecting to the newly renovated kitchen, complete with stonea�eca�eca� t bench top.

Accommodating three bedrooms with BIR’s, master complete withlargeWIR and your own separate access to the central bathroom.

Additional features include ducted heating, box air-conditioning,dishwasher,sher,sher new �oor coverings, so much more not mentioned.

Price: $345,000

Contact:Adam Sacco 0409 033 [email protected]

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25Wesley Court, Sunbury 3A 1B 1C

FANTASTICNTASTICNT FIRST HOME!!!With interest rates at the lowest they have been in decades, this

property is a fantastic opportunity for the rst home buyer to break

into the market, or the savvy investor to get a great return for their

money with no work to do!

This home consists of an impressive central hub containing a well

appointed kitchen with adjoining meals area and separate lounge

room.

The versatility of this home is accentuated by the alfresco area

adjoining the dining space, which overlooks your very generous

garden, perfect for the green thumbs among us.

Price: $295,000 to $315,000

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Contact:Toby Smithies 0400 050 [email protected]


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JasonKennedy: 0417383235WilmaGrumont: 0409138472DominicRomeo: 0407435589

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Gisborne11 Howey Street Private Sale

Very comfortable & convenient. Excellent land of approx. 1000m2.Neat & tidy 3 bedroom home with large living/diningliving/diningliving/ area & timber kitchen plus undercover outdoor entertaining space. A great place to call home within easy distance toshops, schools, child care centre plus quick link to fwy. Generous, established, easycare garden & great shedding. Move in & begin living at an a�ordable price.

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$458,000

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Gisborne231 Sheedy Road FOR SALE BY TENDER

Timber floors, high ceilings, large land & a swimming pool!A hidden treasure. Land Approximately 4000m2.O�ers 4 bedrms, bathroom, 2nd shower room, kitchen/meals, living room withvaulted ceiling & adjoining rumpus/tv area. Outside o�ers brick garage & workshop,pool, deck & veggie gardens. Right on the edge of town.


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Riddells Creek263 Sandy Creek Road Private Sale

“LEAWARRA” CIRCA 1888. SOUGHT AFTER HISTORIC CHARMA unique opportunity to secure one of the region’s historic gems. Situated on approx.6004m2. The fully restored weatherboard homestead o�ers 3 bedrms, master withensuite & WIR, family bathrm, 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.


$790,000 - $830,000

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Mount Macedon32 Blanche Parade

Private Sale Details:Contact Agent

Viewing Times:Saturday11.00 - 11.30am

Property Info: A 4 B 2 C 2

Spacious family home on 3 levels.Picturesque location. Establishedgarden of approx. 2000m2.Beautifully maintained property. O�ers 4bedrms, 3 living areas, ensuite & main bathrm,extensive decking, outdoor entertaining space,carport & large garage/woage/woage/ rkshop together withsheds. A complete mountain property withineasy reach of village shops, schools & fwy link.

Mount Macedon40 Salisbury Road

Private Sale Details:Contact Agent

Viewing Times:Saturday1.00 - 1.30pm

Property Info: A 5 B 3 C 2

‘Winhunter’. Functional & charmingfamily home with plenty of space.Land approx. 7123m2.Bright & spacious mountain home o�ering5 bedrooms, study,udy,udy formal lounge/dining,lounge/dining,lounge/kitchen/meals & living room, bathrm, ensuite& powder rm. Features incl views, terracedgardens, solar heated pool, courtyard/entertaining space & separate all weather playarea for children.


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Outstanding 29.81m² Commercial Freehold Building in Prime Location.

This spacious and contemporary High Street building, housing a very popular restaurant, is listed for sale by auction.Purpose-built as a fine dining restaurant, it has fixtures and fittings of the highest quality installed. The current tenants, since February 2009,

have recently signed a new lease through to 2018, with an option for two further 5 year terms.

On two titles, the land measures 492m². Natural gas is connected.

The rent is $78,000 plus GST and outgoings. With a reserve of $1.2 million, this represents an impressive return of 6.5%.Woodend’s development is currently under tight planning controls, so opportunities such as this are particularly rare and valuable.

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Fantastic opportunity to secure this neat brickveneer home on a 765m² approx allotment, close toall essential amenities. Featuring 3 brs with BIR’s,“L” shaped lounge, kit/meals area, RC aircon andoutdoor undercover entertaining.

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9744 25555428 2800

Designed for all your family needs and located in prestigious Mulbarton Estate this exceptional home with plenty of side access for a boat or caravanand fully landscaped gardens. Showcasing a wide entry foyer, study, 4 good sized brs, master with ens & WIR, 3 living areas including kit/din/fam withbi-fold doors leading out to the alfresco, theatre room, rumpus and laundry. Integrated dbl rem gge and garden shed. Feats s.s. appliances, Caesar stonebenchtops, gas ducted heating, ducted vacuum system and much more. Opposite reserve and close to golf course. Walking distance to town centre.

65 Mulgutherie Way Gisborne



STYLISH HOME ON ¼ ACRE IN PRESTIGIOUS ESTATE


On a large block this home provides the very bestof design, space and comfort. This light filled homefeats 4 brs, lounge, family room, kitchen & dining area,polished timber floors & high ceilings. Surroundedby the tranquil flora for which Mt Macedon is known.

31 Mabel Crescent Mount Macedon



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Situated in Jacksons Hill this property offers greatpotential to the savvy home buyer or investor. Feats4 brs main with full ensuite, lounge, kitchen / mealsand family room plus a rumpus, ducted heating,double garage as well as a covered deck.

29 Sassafras Drive Sunbury



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RENTAL PROPERTIES AVAILABLERiddells Creek

$320 PW Available: Now

MODERN UNIT 3 brs,open plan kit/meals/lounge,ducted heating, bathroom andlaundry. Single garage andcourtyard. Close to all townfacilities and freeway access.

Sunbury


EXECUTIVE HOME 4 br, ens,BIRs, formal lounge room,kitchen/meals/family area, gascooking, dishwasher, ductedheating, evaporate cooling.Alfresco living and dbl grg.No pets.

Sunbury


IMMACULATE 4 br familyhome, ens. WIR, open plan kit,dining, living. Paved alfresco,gas cooking, ducted heatdouble remote garage andestablished low maintenancegardens

Sunbury


FAMILY HOME 3 brs, 2living zones freshly repainted& newly carpeted. Kitcheninc dishwasher and largemeals area opening onto largeoutdoor undercover patio andyard.

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SOUGHT AFTER LOCATION3 br unit, BIR’s, large livingarea, kit with SS apps-Dishwasher, gas heating andceiling fans throughout theproperty; covered pergola withaccess to the SLUG.

Gisborne


QUIET POSITION 3 br singlestory townshouse consists ofkitchen, dining and lounge.Walking distance to townshipand easy access to freeway.Gas Central Heating, air con &dbl gge. Sorry no pets.


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

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GISBORNE 165 PANORAMA DRIVE

$749,000

Reap the rewards! Immaculate family residence on 5460SQM of lifesylelifesylelif paradise. 3BR,ES,study nook,formal and inforinforinf mal living, outdoor living, garage, magni�cent shedding, orchards. Beautiful countrystyle home with superb mountain views yet close access freeway and village. One of the most desirableareas of Gisborne.

LAND10+ ACRES

RIDDELLS CREEK LOT 2 - 97 MOUNT CHARLIE ROAD

$665,000

Unequalled views are a highlight of this magni�cent over 10+ acres (4.3HA approx) of cleared vacant

land. Includes shed, dam, town water and two water tanks. Once in a lifetimelifetimelif opportunity to secure this

rare oeroero ing, ofteofteof n sought, seldom found. Perfecrfecrf t building envelope (STCA).

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GISBORNE 3 SANSOM STREET

$459,000

In one of the prettiest and most sought afteafteaf r green areas in the Gisborne village, this four bedroom (or3 plus large study), main with ensuite, home has a great house plan and location, ideal for the youngfamily. On a huge 1184 SQM block (that’st’st’ well over a quarter of an acre) the property is next to parklandwhere you can“kick a footie”!

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GISBORNE 50 JACKSONS CREEK WAY

$679,000

Spectacular on 1310SQM - Ready to move in! 31.08SQ (288.77SQM) single story with 2.7M ceilings. 3BR(master has ES/WIR) formal and inforinforinf mal living rooms, plus study. Ceramic �oor tiles covering the entry,kitchen, family rooms and all wet areas, exude a spacious and fresh aura. DLUG and side access forcaravans, trailers, boats etc. Courtyard and private outdoor living!

TOWNWATER

LANDOVER 4 ACRES

RIDDELLS CREEK 4 MANNA GUM COURT

$449,000

DON’T BE DECEIVED! This sensational 16,400SQ (over 4 acres) vacant building block looks like its onepaddock but it’s TWO! Property is on both sides of the pine strip of shade trees on the block! Idealbuilding envelop and shed included! Corners with Mt Charlie Road, amid other small acreage allotments.Perfecrfecrf t lifestlifestlif yle minutes to Riddell township, shops and schools. Town water!

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GISBORNE 19 DALY STREET

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Once in a lifetime!lifetime!lif Four stunning acres of indigenous ora and fauna in the heart of town! So private yeteasy walk to Gisborne Golf Club, school, shops. Just perfect location. Charming 4BR residence with bothformal and inforinforinf mal living. DLUG, (or rumpus/studio) outdoor spa, excellent shedding. Dreamtime familyenvironment with strong potential for development to protect your investment!

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LANDAPPROX 10 ACRES

GISBORNE 484 KILMORE ROAD

$500,000

So close to both Riddells Creek and Gisborne, this gorgeous corner block is approximately TEN ACRESand ready for your dream to begin. Views of surrounding mountain ranges, close proximity to schools,shops and transport, this is a great opportunity for a lifestlifestlif yle change or upgrade. Good level block withestablished cypresses ideal for shade tree for stock.

GISBORNE 16 ACACIA COURT

$434,000

In a very convenient, and highly desirable court location, this home has 3BR plus study (or 4th bedroom),kitchen/ family room, formal lounge. Lovely rear patio.With all the comformformf ts of home including 2Xsplitsystems, electric and wood heating. Dual access bathroom plus sep powder-room. Single carport. Prettyprivate gardens on 718SQM. Walk to parks, shops and cafescafescaf .


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!

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RIDDELLS CREEK 30 MAHONEYS ROAD

$449,000

Once in a blue moon! Immaculate professionalofessionalof landscaping frames this great 3BR (E/S andWIR) BVresidence with fantastic brick garage �tted and ideal 4 cars and hobbies! Excellent gates, fencesand arbours. Central township location with great potential to value add for prudent investment inprogressive Riddells Creek. Huge block 1020SQM and includes hothouse, chook and garden sheds.


22 JONATHON ROAD, GISBORNE Price EPR $940,000-$990,000

Contact Janis Paul 0417 560 897SUNDRENCHEDWITH UNSURPASSEDUNSURPASSEDUNSURP VIEWS

With absolutely majestic views and 1.5 acres of wide family friendly grounds, this brilliant 4BR plus study (or 5th BR) is designed to maximise the

northerly aspect. With enviable spaces inside and out, this lifestlifestlif yle home enjoys formal/inforal/inforal/inf mal living areas, fresh-look kitchen,2.5 bathrooms. French

Provincial in style, this “Jeske”constructed home has ducted heating, zoned slab heating, OFP and double glazing.Walk to secondary and primary

schools. Prestigious neighbourhood.

TRENTHAM 2B GAMBLE STREET

$750,000

“AKYRA’LODGE AND COTTAGTTAGTT E freehold is for sale! W.I.W.O. Holiday lodge accommodation for up to

20 guests! Alternatively easy modify to a great family home and separate cottage. Approx 300M from

village. Unique NewYork styling with a Japanese twist! One o� designer property for multiple use STCA.

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MACEDON 71 GREENE STREET

$729,000

“Chiamington”4000sqm (1 acre) of lifestlifestlif yle paradise with stunning 4BR residence. Extremely light�lled

with natural ducted gas heating, soaring ceilings, DLUG. Walk to school, shops, train! Boxed vegies,

chicken coup, fruit and berries. Essence of Macedon living! Gorgeous and fully updated throughout!

GISBORNE 14 DALTON STREET

EPR $760,000-$795,000

Overlooking parklands, and walk to schools and shops, this contemporary home on 1110SQM has agreat style and �oor plan. Steel framed by J G King, 3BR, study,study,study lounge, dining, central kitchen/diningand family room. Outdoor living areas, DLUG. Fully landscaped focusing on lowmaintenance. A jewel inconveniently located “Morningside”.


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Much is made of first home buyers being priced out of the market, scared out of the market or forced

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82 Main Street, RomseyJulie Ellis 0409 433 699

Property Manager

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Licensed Sales Agent

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30 minutes from Melbourne airport and 50 minutes from CBD

LANCEFIELD 44 CONNORS ROAD A 5 B 2 C 6

Secluded, Timeless, Exceptional LivingEXPRESSIONS OF INTERESTClosing 5pm Friday 26th June 2015Jane Lansell-SmithM: 0412 457 [email protected]

• Over 450sqm of Fabulous Resort Lifestyle• Multiple living & entertaining areas inside and out• Stunning kitchen a delight for the avid entertainer• 5 luxurious dble bedrooms with BIR’s (WIR in main)• Billard room plus lge of�ce/studio, heated �oors• DLUG, plus 225sqm workshop with 3 phase power• Approx. 120sqm heated indoor swimming pool

area• Just under 3/4 acre of prime residential land

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LEASING Julie Ellis 0409 433 699SALES James Shalders 0412 136 578

SALES Jane Lansell-Smith 0412 457 881

LANCEFIELD 3 JAMES PATRICK WAY FOR RENT

Great Family Home• 3 brms plus study• 2 bathrooms, ensuite in main• 2 Living rooms

$400 per weekJulie Ellis M: 0409433699

LANCEFIELD 15 LANCELOT CRESCENT A 3 B 2 C 2

• O/plan sunny living & dining room• Kitchen s/s appliances, island bench• Lge entertaining terrace• Central heating & reverse cycle air

conditioning• Crim-Safe security doors, garden

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Substantial 90 Acre PropertyEXPRESSIONS OF INTERESTOFI By AppointmentJane Lansell-SmithM: 0412 457 [email protected]

ROMSEY 26 METCALFE DRIVE FOR RENT

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LANCEFIELD 16 NOEL STREET A 4 B 2 C 4

• Set on approx 2000M2• Corner block and well positioned• Featuring 4 Brms all with BIR’s• Main BDRM pol �r boards

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By Tara Murray

�ey say the cream always rises to the top … and that was the case in the last 10 minutes of the Riddell District Football League match between Romsey and Macedon.

�e Cats hit the front midway through the last term and looked to have control of the game against the reigning premiers.

Enter Zak Saad.Saad kicked three consecutive goals to put

his side back in front and seal the game for the Redbacks.

A goal a�er the siren to the Cats reduced the margin to 18 points, the Redbacks winning 13.11 (89) – 10.11 (71).

Redbacks’ coach Dean Helmers said he expected the game to be an arm wrestle.

“It was tight all day; we knew that going in. Before the game, we didn’t know how we would go against a good side like Macedon and I think we know where we’re at now … we’re up there.”

Helmers said while the big guns had shone in the game’s last 10 minutes, it was some of the shut-down jobs that made the di�erence.

“I think one of the keys was shutting down a few of their classier players. I think we did a good job of that – Phillip Romeril on James Wright and Nathan Rayment on Shaun Harrison.

Helmers was rapt with Saad’s performance.“I think he kicked �ve last-quarter goals,

which is incredible.“With Ramadan, him and Wally [Saad] aren’t

allowed to eat; they struggled big time today, but he [Zak] turned it on when he needed to.”

�e scary part is what happens next for the other sides; the Redbacks haven’t hit their straps yet despite sitting on top of the ladder.

“I de�nitely think we have a lot of upside; still have a hell of an improvement to come.”

Cats’ coach Je� Andrews thought his side played well for three and a half quarters.

“Maybe a [lack of] experience for us, but their good players stepped up, too,” was how Andrews saw the di�erence.

“I think we’ve come a long way. I’m happy with our intensity but not happy to be missing shots at goal.

“When we had chances to put them under pressure, we missed.”

Andrews said self-belief was starting to come through.

“It’s taking a while … we were the easybeats of the competition. Now I think they’re starting to believe, which is exciting.”

Rupertswood, Riddell, Wallan, Lance�eld and Sunbury Kangaroos were other winners.

Saad’s star on the rise

Zak Saad, with the ball, kicked �ve goals for Romsey. (Shawn Smits)

United’s season at the crossroadsIt’s make or break time for Sunbury United in FFV state league 1 north-west, with the season almost at the point of no return.

Struggling United has won just two games and sits second from bottom and in the relegation zone.

Coach Greg Czapnik said the season was almost at breaking point.

“We’re in dire straits and I didn’t think I’d be saying that at round 11,” Czapnik said.

“I believe we’re a decent side, but we’re not showing it on the park.

“It’s a con�dence thing. We need to get it back.

“We’d actually been playing well up until [two] weeks ago.

“Against Altona Magic we played really well and didn’t deserve to lose, and against Cairnlea

we had so many chances to score in the �rst half.

“But in the Keilor game we played so poorly, it was the worst I have felt a�er a match in �ve years at the club.”

Czapnik said the littlest things made the di�erence between his team and its opponents.

“We’re being punished for the smallest mistakes.

“Other teams make basic mistakes, too, and we aren’t punishing them. �ere’s a thin line between success and failure.

“I think we’re a better team then last year [when United avoided relegation in the �nal round], but ladders don’t lie.”

United’s game against North Sunshine Eagles on Saturday was called o� a�er an Eagles player dislocated his elbow.

As less than 50 minutes had been played the game will be rescheduled.

Czapnik says his team needs to focus on getting points from as many games as possible.

“We’re capable of beating anyone on our day. We’re fortunate that Westgate and Corio [who are also in the relegation �ght] are losing, too. But they won’t keep losing, as we need them to.”

In state league 5 west, Kyneton District lost 2-0 to Balmoral.

Rangers’ best chances came in the �rst half through Ryan Cole and Daniel Reeves, but Balmoral took their chances in the second to secure the win.

Gisborne lost 7-1 to Spring Hills.

Tara Murray Macedon and Riddell have set up a top-of-the-table clash for next Saturday in the Riddell District Netball League.

Both have won all their eight matches a�er Macedon beat Romsey and Riddell rolled Rockbank on Saturday.

�e Cats were made to work hard for their 55-47 win over the Redbacks at Romsey Park.

�e Cats led at every break and each time it looked as if they would blow the game away, the Redbacks fought back.

Macedon led by �ve goals at three-quarter time and didn’t let the Redbacks get any closer.

Rebecca Colwell scored 48 goals for the Cats, while Hope Evans was just as strong at the other end with 41.

�e Bombers continued their winning run, 52-30 against the Rams.

Lance�eld had its game won at quarter-time when it led 19-4 against Woodend-Hesket.

�e Tigers extended that in each quarter, and with Courtney Annett scoring 40 goals and Savaii Williams chipping in with 30, the �nal score was 78-15.

Kilmore got its �rst win of the season in a thriller against Sunbury Kangaroos.

Kilmore had to survive a second half comeback from the Kangaroos to win 29-26.

�ey led by eight goals at half-time and six a�er three-quarters as the Kangaroos continued to push for a win.

Samantha George was the best for Kilmore and Toni Fogarty the standout for the Kangaroos.

Tara Murray

Top two headfor showdown

Romsey’s Alyssa Cole and Macedon’s Tarryn Mackie wait for the pass into the circle. (Shawn Smits)

Ballarat FLSunbury Lions are back on the winners’ list in the Ballarat Football League. The Lions led at every break to win 19.12 (126) - 9.8 (62). For full story, go to www.starweekly.com.au/sports/

Big VSunbury Jets stay in the �nals hunt in Big V men’s division 1 basketball after a 97-90 win over Mildura on Saturday night. Scores were level at full-time and at the free throw line the Jets made seven of 12 in the extra period to the Heat’s two of four shots. Full details at www.starweekly.com.au/sports/

GolfSteve Poulton and Scott Williams will play John Freestone and Ron Walker in the �nal of the Romsey Golf Club’s W.E. Tom 4BBB shield after their semi- �nal win on Saturday. Mal Mottram won the weekend’s stableford and Elaine Scanlon won the women’s stroke competition on Wednesday.

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WERRIBEE 1.4 2.4 9.6 14.8 (92)NORTHERN 4.2 6.6 12.10 13.12 (90)Goals: Werribee: Christensen 3 Kolang 3 Ferrari 2 Iles Stretton Pepper Brett O’Shea TaylorTaylorT . Northern: Murray 3 Bolger 3 Armitage 2 Schiavello 2 Dirago Walton Cattapan.Best: Werribee: Ferrari Weston Krithararis King Wales Kolang. Northern: Soncin Ballard Murray Cattapan Johnston Walton. At IKON Park.PORT MELB 2.0 4.3 8.6 12.7 (79)FRANKSTON 3.2 5.3 7.3 10.5 (65)Goals: Port Melbourne: Henderson 2 Mahon 2 Michaliades 2 Hogan 2 Breust Waddell Dove Jenkins. Frankston: Sykes 3 Gleeson 2 Smout 2 Bennett Gogis Sutton.Best: Port Melbourne: Dickson Michaliades Henderson Mioni Hogan Dove. Frankston: Crowder Tuddenham Ashcroft Marks-Logan Fox Rosario. At Frankston Oval.BOX HILL 5.1 10.4 13.6 18.10 (118)WILLIAMSTOWN 1.2 6.4 8.6 9.9 (63)Goals: Box Hill Hawks: Jones 4 Franetic 3 Graham 3 Langford 2 Tatupu Tatupu T 2 Webster Tobin Tobin TMcEvoy Summers. Williamstown: Curtis 2 Bertollo 2 Walshe 2 Critchley Walker Sing.Best: Box Hill Hawks: Jones Exon Murphy O’Donnell Graham Summers. Williamstown: Deery Curtis Greiser Critchley Walker Bewley. At Burbank Oval.

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SANDRINGHAM 1.3 8.5 12.5 13.6 (84)CALDER 4.5 5.5 10.5 12.6 (78)Goals: Sandringham: Wilkinson 2 Briggs 2 Wallace 2 Marshall 2 Peterson 2 Max�eld Hayres Lok. Calder: Gawthrop 3 Tarczon Tarczon T 3 O’Kearney 2 Eales Stillman Magbegor Young.Eales Stillman Magbegor Young.Eales Stillman Magbegor YBest: Sandringham: Thompson Wilkinson Vorbach Lok Borthwick Witts. Calder: Flower Laguda Tarczon Tarczon T Wallis Gawthrop James. At Trevor Barker Oval.

RIDDELL DISTRICT FLLANCEFIELD 2.2 2.2 7.6 11.8 (74)WOOD-HESKET 0.4 0.4 3.9 4.9 (33)Goals: Lance�eld: Jonathon Kent 4 Barton 2 Lindsay Swindells Rebbechi Swindells Joseph. Woodend-hesket: Brandon Nicholls 2 Hepburn Shaw.Best: Lance�eld: Brad Wight Fonua Barton Lambert Swindells Sayers. Woodend-hesket: Jesse Waters Govan Nicholls Shaw Harrison Hepburn.WALLAN 6.1 10.5 14.5 17.9 (111)MELTON CENT MELTON CENT MEL 3.0 3.0 4.6 7.6 (48)Goals: Wallan: Sam Rexhepi 10 Cosaitis 2 Frost 2 Marc Meloury Keenan. Melton Centrals: Nathan Richardson 4 McNabb Dixon Castle.Best: Wallan: Sam Rexhepi Frost Goodwin Hanson Keenan Meloury. Melton Centrals: Nathan Richardson Scott Batten Dixon Matthews Snowdon.RUPERTSWOOD 3.2 8.2 11.5 13.7 (85)BROADFORD 1.3 4.4 7.5 10.10 (70)Goals: Rupertswood: Luke Schumann 2 Ross 2 Brennan 2 Braddy Chambers Jordan Podolczak Gaunt Borg Berry. Broadford: Matthew Bulluss 2 Baker 2 Hall 2 Viani Peduto Atik Kaakour.Best: Rupertswood: Brett Chambers Swallow Brennan Egan Gaunt. Broadford: Jake Hall Bulluss Peduto Viani Walsh Crapp.SUNBURY KANG 5.0 9.8 13.9 16.16 (112)KILMORE 1.0 1.0 3.1 4.2 (26)Goals: Sunbury Kangaroos: Mitchell Kook 4 Streiff 3 Leonard 2 Kaufmann 2 Cuffe Young Young YMurphy Ploog Sutherland. Kilmore: Haydn Woolfe Phillips Traynor Webb.Best: Sunbury Kangaroos: Tierone Cuffe Young Young YWelsh Watts Watts Kook. Kilmore: Marcus Webb Tarrant Phillips Phillips Saunders Randone.Tarrant Phillips Phillips Saunders Randone.TRIDDELL 1.4 3.5 6.13 12.20 (92)ROCKBANK 2.0 4.3 6.3 7.4 (46)Goals: Riddell: Shaun Neeson 3 Stancombe 2 Sahlberg 2 Ross 2 Baker Krojs Panuccio. Rockbank: Chris Senserrick 3 Calder 2 Sims Rich.Best: Riddell: Paul Sahlberg Allen Panuccio Neeson Krojs Ross. Rockbank: Thomas Mainey Hill Chisolm Armistead Granvillani Cameron.ROMSEY 2.2 4.6 8.6 13.11 (89)MACEDON 0.5 1.6 6.9 10.11 (71)Goals: Romsey: Zak Saad 5 Lobb 3 Farmer Sullivan Mitchell Saad Paterson. Macedon: Joshua Crawford 2 Goodwin 2 Wright Ferry Kenny Cooke Burgess Mills.Best: Romsey: Stephen Burlak Burkett Rayment Lobb Petroro Farmer. Macedon: James Ferry Henderson Cooke Clough Davies Crawford.Res: Woodend-Hesket 10.15 bt Lance�eld 3.2, Melton Centrals 14.10 bt Wallan 8.7, Rupertswood 12.21 bt Broadford 5.1, Sunbury Kangaroos 27.17 bt Kilmore 0.1, Riddell 24.8 bt Rockbank 5.6, Macedon 21.6 bt Romsey 6.3. U-18.5: Rupertswood 18.17 bt Broadford 1.5, Kilmore 17.14 bt Sunbury Kangaroos 2.5, Riddell 15.15 bt Rockbank 3.2, Macedon 12.15 bt Romsey 4.3.

BENDIGOSeniors: Kangaroo Flat 16.18 bt Maryborough 12.10, Eaglehawk 17.11 bt Kyneton 10.14, Sandhurst 15.14 bt South Bendigo 10.1. Res:Kangaroo Flat 20.22 bt Maryborough 2.4, Eaglehawk 16.11 bt Kyneton 7.4, Sandhurst 28.13 bt South Bendigo 0.2. U-18: Maryborough 19.12 bt Kangaroo Flat 7.5, Eaglehawk 19.20 bt Kyneton 3.1, Sandhurst 17.13 bt South Bendigo 5.3.

BALLARATBALLARATBALLARASeniors: North Ballarat City 13.18 bt Lake Wendouree 7.11, Darley 35.20 bt Sebastopol 6.2, East Point 10.19 bt Melton South 10.8, Redan 29.13 bt Melton 2.2, Sunbury 19.12 bt Ballarat 9.8. Res: North Ballarat City 11.13 bt Lake Wendouree 8.8, Darley 14.6 bt Sebastopol 6.8, East Point 28.17 bt Melton South 4.4, Redan 12.16 bt Melton 3.3, Sunbury 14.9 bt Ballarat 3.5. U-18: North Ballarat City 15.12 bt Lake Wendouree 6.8,Darley 18.11 bt Sebastopol 2.9, East Point 22.12 bt Melton South 2.2, Redan 5.11 bt Melton 5.4, Sunbury 8.6 bt Ballarat 3.11.

CENTRAL HIGHLANDSSeniors: Waubra 12.9 bt Bungaree 7.8, Creswick 16.13 bt Carngham Linton 5.8, Hepburn 24.15 bt Rokewood Corindhap 6.3, Buninyong 41.23 bt Smythesdale 5.1, Beaufort 12.10 bt Dunnstown 7.4, Springbank 19.14 bt Learmonth 4.4, Clunes 13.16 bt Newlyn 12.18, Ballan 12.14 bt Skipton 3.5, Gordon 28.21 bt Daylesford 3.3. Res: Bungaree 13.5 bt Waubra 4.5, Creswick 12.11 bt Carngham Linton 3.7, Rokewood Corindhap 20.13 bt Hepburn 5.8, Buninyong 38.14 bt Smythesdale 1.1, Beaufort 13.11 bt Dunnstown 3.1, Springbank 15.5 bt Learmonth 10.4, Newlyn 12.8 bt Clunes 8.7, Ballan 11.6 bt Skipton 2.4, Gordon 19.10 bt Daylesford 2.1. U-18: Bungaree 11.10 bt Waubra 2.7, Creswick 22.16 bt Carngham Linton 0.0, Hepburn 23.14 bt Rokewood Corindhap 2.2, Buninyong 13.9 bt Smythesdale 2.3, Beaufort 17.21 bt Dunnstown 1.2, Learmonth 8.8 bt Springbank 4.5, Clunes 6.10 bt Newlyn 5.2, Ballan 6.5 bt Skipton 1.5, Daylesford 20.22 bt Gordon 0.1.

NETBALLRIDDELLA: Lance�eld 78 bt Woodend Hesket 15, Melton Centrals 60 bt Wallan 31, Rupertswood 29 bt Broadford 18, Kilmore 29 bt Sunbury 26, Rockbank 30 bt Riddells Creek 52, Macedon 55 bt Romsey 47. B: Lance�eld 42 bt Woodend Hesket 23, Melton Centrals 37 bt Wallan 25, Sunbury 61 bt Kilmore 4, Riddells Creek 45 bt Rockbank 26, Macedon 35 bt Romsey 29. C:Woodend Hesket 30 bt Lance�eld 10, Melton Centrals 33 bt Wallan 27, Rupertswood 33 bt Broadford 18, Sunbury 16 bt Kilmore 14, Riddells Creek 27 bt Rockbank 15, Romsey 22 bt Macedon 19.

BALLARAT - RD BALLARAT - RD BALLARA 9A: Sebastopol 49 bt Darley 37, East Point 68bt Melton South 25, Redan 42 bt Melton 31,Sunbury 45 bt Ballarat 35. A Res: Darley 46 btSebastopol 32, East Point 46 bt Melton South 5,Redan 38 bt Melton 24, Sunbury 59 bt Ballarat34. B: East Point 55 bt Melton South 4, Redan25 bt Melton 15, Ballarat 28 bt Sunbury 23.

RUGBY UNIONVRUDewar Shield: Melbourne Uni 27 bt Melbourne 17, Souths 48 bt Moorabbin 23, Harlequin 50 bt Power House 3, Box Hill 34 bt End Hills 29. P2: Melbourne 24 bt Melbourne Uni 5, Moorabbin 46 bt Souths 5, Harlequin 24 bt Power House 13, Box Hill 34 bt End Hills 13. P3: Melbourne 15 bt Melbourne Uni 5, Moorabbin 26 bt Souths 23, Harlequin 12 drew Power House 12, Box Hill 54 bt End Hills 24, Colts Harlequin 59 bt Melbourne 5, Melbourne Uni 13 bt Power House 5. A: Geelong 40 bt Wyndham City 30, Maroondah 49 bt Shepparton 10, Eltham 10 bt Kiwi Hawthorn 8. B: Chargers 27 bt Ballarat 25, Cerberus 81 bt Puckapunyal 0, Women Uni Panther 36 bt Power House 19, Melbourne 22 bt Moorabbin 20.

BASEBALLMELBOURNE WINTER LEAGUEA: GMBC 7 bt Greens 0, For Hill 9 bt Knox 7, Heath 4 bt Nth Balwyn 3, Wats 2 bt Ess 1. Res:GMBC 9 bt Greens 3, Knox 4 bt For Hill 0, Nth Balwyn 6 bt Heath 5, Resch 8 bt Ring 5, Wats 9 bt Ess 8 B: Dia Ck 1 NC Rebels 1, Lat Uni 3 bt Donc 2, Wav 6 bt Melb Uni 4, West 13 bt Mon Uni 2. Res: N C Rebels 19 bt Dia Ck 1, Donc 8 bt Lat Uni 7, Melb Uni 9 bt Wav 7, West 8 bt Mon Uni 5. C: Pan Hill 9 bt Bund 3, Nth Balwyn 4 bt Foots 0, GMBC 22 bt M Majors 2, St K 11 bt Wh Hill 4. Res: Bund 15 bt Pan Hill 6, Foots 11 bt Nth Balwyn 10, GMBC 11 bt M Majors 5, StK 12 bt Wh Hill 4. A3: Wats 4 bt For Hill 3, GMBC 11 bt Ring 10, Heath 15 bt Melb Uni 3, Knox 9 Wav 9, Resch 5 Greens 5. A4: For Hill 5 bt Wats 0, Ring 15 bt GMBC 2, Heath 13 bt Melb Uni 3, Wav 7 bt Knox 5, Resch 14 bt Greens 5. D: Mon Uni 15 bt Ess 4, Nth Balwyn 7 bt Upwey 2, Pt Melb 10 bt Ring 5. Res: Upwey 10 bt Nth Balwyn 4, Nth Lions 12 bt Glen Iris 8, Ring 11 bt Pt Melb 2, West 20 bt Mon Uni 4. EL: Donc 13 bt Knox 8, Lat Uni 6 bt Wats 5, West 18 bt For Hill 7. EE: Resch 12 bt Croy 0, For Hill 15 bt Foots 5, Donc 10 bt Knox 9, Lat Uni 4 Wats 4, Melb Uni 9 bt Nth Balwyn 8. U-17 Combined: Chelt 6 bt Dingley B 5, Ess 11 bt Ring 6, Nth Balwyn S 12 bt For Hill 0. U-17 DV:Greens 17 bt Dia Ck 1, Ess 9 bt Resch 4, Wats 11 bt GMBC O 9 U17 RD: Croy 9 bt Dingley 8, Heath 10 bt Nth Balwyn W 1, Knox 9 Ring 4.

SOCCERFFVNATIONAL NATIONAL NA PREMIER LEAGUE: Rd 17: Port Melbourne Sharks 0 Avondale 3, Bentleigh Greens 4 Heidelberg United 0, Northcote City 1 Pascoe Vale 3, Green Gully 6 Dandenong Thunder 1, Hume City 1 Oakleigh Cannons 0. U-20: Rd 17: Port Melbourne Sharks 1 Avondale 3, Bentleigh Greens 5 Heidelberg United 2, Northcote City 3 Pascoe Vale 1, Green Gully 1 Dandenong Thunder 1, Hume City 1 Oakleigh Cannons 0.PS4 NPL1 WEST: Rd 15: Bendigo City 2 Melbourne City 3. Rd 17: Ballarat Red Devils 3 Whittlesea Ranges 0, Moreland City 3 Brunswick City 1, Moreland Zebras 2 Sunshine George Cross 0, Bendigo City 1 Bulleen Lions 3. U-20: Rd 17:Ballarat Red Devils 4 Whittlesea Ranges 1, Moreland City 0 Brunswick City 1, Bendigo City 0 Bulleen Lions 3, Moreland Zebras 1 Sunshine George Cross 3.

By Tara Murray

Rupertswood Football Club and Leigh Brennan go hand in hand.

Brennan started his football career at the Sharks in under-10s and hasn’t played anywhere else, despite approaches from other clubs.

On Saturday, he became the second player to play 200 senior games for Rupertswood – he started when the club played in the Victorian Amateur Football Association and crossed with it to the Riddell District Football League.

Brennan kicked two goals in the Sharks 13.7 (85) - 10.10 (70) win against Broadford at the weekend. For the man himself, it was just another game.

“It is surreal and not what I expected when I started at the club,” Brennan said. “I’ve played there my whole life.”

�e 200-game milestone is just the latest honour for the star forward.

�ey include two VAFA premierships, being named in the VAFA division 1 team of the year, VAFA division 1 leading goal-kicker, eight times John Jordan medallist for Rupertswood’s leading goal kicker and RDFL interleague and RDFL team of the year selections last year.

He was co-captain of the Sharks in 2013 and was named at full-forward in the club’s team of the decade.

For the man known as “Rug” or “Ruggy”, the 2009 premiership is the one that stands out.

“�e last game of the year we knew we would win,” he said. “�e work ethic was huge as we had lost in three preliminary or grand �nals in the seasons before. �e �ag is the ultimate.”

Leigh Brennan has become the second player to play 200 games for Rupertswood. (Shawn Smits)

Can’t pull ‘Rug’ out from Rupo

Another premiership is the aim for Brennan, who has no thoughts of pulling the pin just yet.

“I’m a bit of a sports nut and play footy and cricket all year round,” he said. “I’ll keep playing until the body gives up.

“Hopefully, we will steal a �ag in the next few years, especially with such a young playing group.

“Some of the older guys – like Nash Egan, Niall McGovern, Brett Chambers and Mitch Gaunt – have played a lot of football together.

“�ey have a real good football ethic they are passing to the others.”

Brennan and �ance Clare Beatson, who has cystic �brosis, have le� another mark on the club through their fundraising for helping in the �ght against the disease.

“I’ve been with Clare for six years and it’s a massive part of our life and to get the playing group involved means a lot to us,” Brennan said.

“Her family is involved with Macedon [the two clubs play an annual game] and it has been pleasing.”

He said raising awareness and helping people was very satisfying.

Sharks president Paul Ross said Brennan was a consummate footballer.

“His loyalty to the club, dedication to everything he commits himself to and unsel�sh giving of his time to others, including the cystic �brosis cause, is an inspiration to us all,” he said.


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