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Gisborne cemetery’s life-size statue of a World War I soldier continues to attract positive feedback from visitors. The bronze memorial, unveiled last year on the 100th anniversary of the Battle of Lone Pine, is near a lone pine tree that comes from an original seed on the battle�elds at Gallipoli. Set on a granite plinth, the statue honours soldiers who fought in the Great War, including many locals buried at the cemetery and provides a place for many people to re�ect on occasions such as Anzac Day. Gisborne and District Lions Club president Ross Sapwell recently presented cemetery trust president Doug McArthur with $2000 to help meet the cost of the memorial. The money was raised through sales of Lions’ Christmas cakes. Mr McArthur said the statue had been a popular addition to the cemetery grounds. “The reaction has been terri�c really.’’

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Parking o�cers are planning to come down hard on commuters leaving their cars in short-term bays next to Sunbury train station, with an enforcement blitz getting under way this week.

�e blitz is expected to worsen the town’s parking woes, with many train passengers already resorting to leaving their cars in nearby side streets.

Hume council has con�rmed that the new owners of Sunbury Central shopping centre have asked o�cers to start patrolling its three-hour bays.

Cautions will be issued in the short term but before long those caught breaking restrictions will be slapped with $50 �nes.

Critics of the crackdown say it only highlights the desperate need for more parking in Sunbury’s CBD.

All-day parking on the shopping centre’s top level, reserved for train passengers under a deal made when the Sunbury line was electri�ed, is typically full by 7am on weekdays.

Sunbury Train Association member Paul Campbell said commuters were increasingly le� with few options.

‘‘With so many more people using the trains, the parks are �lling up a lot earlier than they used to,’’ he said.

Plans for a private multi-level carpark in the area were abandoned in 2011, despite extensive talks with the council and Public Transport Victoria.

Cr Jack Medcra� said that with 20 to 30 cars using Sunbury Central’s

short-term bays every day, it was clear that authorities had ‘‘stu�ed up’’.

‘‘We all know there’s a major shortage right across central Sunbury,’’ he said.

‘‘PTV has a responsibility to provide parking … they saw �t to build a park-and-ride at Diggers Rest when it was redeveloped, but why the hell didn’t they do it in Sunbury?’’

In October last year, the council and Sunbury Business Association warned that overwhelming demand was stopping some people from accessing train services and was having a noticeable a�ect on nearby businesses.

Council city infrastructure director Peter Waite said that with new data showing up to 2.7 million people used trains between Sunbury and Keilor Plains stations every year, the need for more parking bays was urgent.

‘‘Hume has regularly called on the state government to increase parking for rail commuters at Sunbury,’’ he said.

A PTV spokesman said the 350 commuter spaces at Sunbury Central were marked in yellow and not subject to time restrictions.

‘’PTV will continue to monitor demand for these spaces, and explore ways to improve parking arrangements at Sunbury station.’’

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‘‘ The parks are �lling up a lot earlier than they used to ’’ - Paul Campbell

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�ursday’s event, which will be hosted by McEwen MP Rob Mitchell.

Mr Mitchell said residents a�ected by internet and mobile phone woes were contacting his o�ce daily.

“With so much of our lives online today, access to fast, reliable and a�ordable internet isn’t a luxury – it’s a necessity,’’ he said.

Construction of the NBN began in Sunbury in 2013 and was scheduled for total completion by June last year. �e rollout was put on hold following the Liberal government’s revised NBN plan and is now expected to �nish in Sunbury some time next year.

McEwen residents fed up with the stalled rollout of the National Broadband Network will have the chance to vent their frustrations at a forum in Sunbury this week.

With many people in newer areas of Sunbury, including Jacksons Hill, still unable to access even basic ADSL, the forum will hear from residents who have had their study and work lives disrupted by NBN delays.

Many have resorted to expensive wireless broadband, with no ADSL ports available.

Sunbury’s Robert Coburn said the lack of suitable internet was having a major e�ect on his family, including three students.

‘‘We had the NBN when we lived in Bacchus Marsh some years back,” he said. “Coming to Sunbury, it’s like it’s 1973 by comparison.’’

Gisborne’s Carmen McKinney said her husband, a consultant in the water industry, had to quit his job because �xed internet was not available.

‘‘We did all our homework before moving in two years ago,’’ she said. ‘‘Even to this day they will tell you ADSL is available, but it’s not.’’

Her teenage children have resorted to using free wi-� at McDonald’s for their homework.

Federal opposition communications spokesman Jason Clare will be part of

While NBN is available in Kyneton and parts of Woodend and Macedon, large parts of towns such as Riddells Creek, Romsey, Gisborne and Lance�eld will have to wait longer.

Having previously promised the total rollout of the NBN by the end of last year, the government has said its revised plan will �nally ‘‘end the digital divide’’. NBNCo did not respond by deadline.

�ursday’s forum will be held at Sunbury Neighbourhood House from 7pm. Bookings essential: 9333 0440

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By Matt Crossman

More Macedon Ranges farmers are switching to recycled water as concern about low rainfall continues to mount.

Bureau of Meteorology �gures show that just 139 millimetres fell between January and April, well below the long-term average for those months of 211.8 millimetres.

Eleven municipalities in central and western Victoria are currently classed as drought a�ected, with Bendigo council last week deciding to write to the state government asking to be added to the list.

Macedon Ranges council economic development and tourism manager Kylie Lethbridge said that while water was high on the agenda for last week’s meeting of the shire’s agribusiness forum, the council had yet to request drought status.

‘‘However, it is an ongoing concern, particularly due to the recent low rainfall,’’ she said.

Western Water customer and community relations general manager Graham Holt said 15 new customers had hooked up to the authority’s recycled water schemes in Gisborne, Gisborne South, Woodend, Romsey and Riddells Creek in the past two years.

Wheat and sheep farmer Angus Crawford recently had recycled water connected to the 2023-hectare property he leases near Riddells Creek. He said the move would increase the value of his lambs by more than $20 per head.

‘‘Eight weeks a�er sowing I had sheep on it,’’ Mr Crawford said. ‘‘Without the recycled water, it would have been bare dirt and waiting for rain.’’

Lance�eld agronomist James Almond said it had been a tough season for many on the land, including those growing clovers, rye grass and cereals.

‘‘It’s been a dry start up but it looks like there may be a good �nish, so that gives you some con�dence,’’ he said. ‘‘Some clients are backing o� because there’s no rain, but you have to start sowing somewhere.”

Farmers treading water

Western Water’s Anna May at a Riddells Creek farm using recycled water for irrigation. (Luke Hemer)

Rates for the average Macedon Ranges property owner are likely to rise $50, according to the council’s dra� budget.

�e dra�, which will be presented to councillors on Wednesday night, calls for an average increase of 2.5 per cent in 2016-17, taking the average bill to $2069.

But �nal bills could �uctuate as 2016 is a revaluation year.

If the budget is approved, rate rises will be the lowest in at least �ve years, with recent increases approaching 5 per cent.

Councillors have previously complained about the state government’s new rate-rise capping measures, which restrict increases to those of the consumer price index from this year.

�e council’s proposed budget would bring in $43.59 million in rates and charges to fund $80.5 million in total expenditure, with the remainder to come from other funding sources.

Capital works spending is expected to reach $23.50 million, similar to recent budgets despite the reduced rates increase.

No new loans are proposed for 2016-17. In a preface to the budget, mayor

Graham Hackett said that in the fourth year of its current term, the council’s focus was on meeting its commitments.

‘‘We know we must balance the environmental, infrastructure and social needs with our income from rates, fees and grants,’’ he said.

‘‘I think our dra� budget is an a�ordable response to those needs.’’

Cr Hackett encouraged ratepayers to take part in the consultation process, with submissions to be heard at a special meeting on Wednesday, June 1, ahead of the budget’s o�cial adoption on June 22.

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Sex charges for Sunbury manA Sunbury man faced Melbourne Magistrates Court on Friday over a string of offences relating to the sexual assault and robbery of a woman late last year. The man, 27, was bailed on Thursday after being arrested and charged with sexual assault, recklessly causing serious injury, theft and burglary. The alleged incident took place about 6.45am on December 6.

Romsey festival postponedRomsey’s biennial Light Up the Sky festival has been postponed until June 4. The event had been scheduled to take place this Saturday.

Four vehicles in crashMelbourne-Lance�eld Road was closed between Boundary and Cemetery roads due to a multi-vehicle crash last Thursday. One person was trapped after a crash involving four vehicles soon after 2pm. Three people were taken to hospital with non-life threatening injuries.

Water mains replacedPedestrian and traf�c management measures will be put in place on Station Road, Gisborne, High Street, Lance�eld and Jeffreys Street, Woodend, as Western Water replaces ageing water mains. The projects are due for completion in June and July.

Counting kangaroosVolunteers are being sought for a kangaroo count being held in the Sunbury area this Sunday. Details: email [email protected]

Up to 400 primary school-aged children will join the battle of good and evil by dressing up as their favourite superheroes or villains for this week’s Sunbury Blue Light Disco at the memorial hall. The disco, held every two months, gives children the chance to interact with police in a fun, social setting. The disco will run from 6-8pm this Friday Entry: $7 Details: 9744 8111

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Sunbury Bicycle Users Group will conduct a bike and pedestrian count on Vineyard Road as it continues to push for the extension of a path that stops dangerously short of a Calder Freeway overpass.

VicRoads has con�rmed that Hume and Melton councils have agreed on a strategy and shared responsibilities for the completion of the path. However, the Diggers Rest side of the path won’t be done until a developer funds its

While VicRoads will carry out its own assessment of the site, Sunbury BUG volunteers will conduct a bike and pedestrian count all day on May 7, aiming to highlight the need for urgent action.

‘‘With all the housing going up in Diggers Rest and a proposed primary school on Vineyard Road, there’s going to be a lot of movement of people across that road,’’ Mr Bugeja said.

‘‘�ere’s not a lot of people who use it at the minute because it doesn’t go anywhere.

share. Sunbury BUG spokesman Hector Bugeja said the proposed timeline of up to �ve years was of major concern.

‘‘Without being too dramatic, there’s a serious risk that someone will be badly injured or killed in the meantime,’’ the former Bulla councillor said.

As reported by Star Weekly, the path Star Weekly, the path Star Weeklycurrently ends 200 metres before the Calder Freeway at Moore Road, forcing cyclists and pedestrians heading for Diggers Rest to cross on to the busy road.

“What we’re saying is, if you want this pathway, let them [VicRoads and the councils] know.’’

Mr Bugeja, who has previously criticisedthe longer timeframes of strategies and possible major upgrades for the path, said a short-term solution could be achieved as soon as someone put up the money.

VicRoads has previously said path improvements would be considered as part of a $100 million program for new facilities across the state.

Bike group crunches the numbers

Sunbury Rotarians such as David Allan and Bruce Wallace (pictured) are ready to hit the road for the club’s Ride for Motor Neurone Disease (MND) this Sunday. Participants can choose from three rides as part of this year’s charity event. There’s a 16-kilometre short ride on Mitchells Lane, Moore Road and Vineyard Road ($15 per person); a 37-kilometre intermediate ride from Sunbury to South Gisborne, Gisborne and return ($30 per person); and a 65-kilometre long ride from Sunbury to South Gisborne, Barringo, Macedon, Gisborne and return ($55 per person). Marshals will be stationed along the routes. A water stop, a barbecue, fruit and drinks is included in the entry fees. Money raised will help MND Victoria’s efforts to provide support and lead research into the terminal neurological disease. Details: 0417 314 479 or www.rotaryclubsunbury.org.au

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Willowbank Early Learning Centre, the only privately owned and operated childcare centre in the Gisborne area, is a modern, fun facility that incorporates creative spaces for children to explore, learn and enjoy.

Back in the days when her children were ready to head off to childcare, centre owner Michelle McCarthy realised there weren’t many places from which she could choose.

“There was a gap in the market,” she says. “My children spent seven years in childcare, so I understand the demands placed on busy families. This led to a strong desire to offer families a safe, happy and engaging childcare.”

The brand new, purpose-built centre incorporates innovative learning methods, �exible routines and healthy menus – and rooms to cater for different ages.

“There are nursery, junior toddler, toddler, pre-kinder, kinder and school-aged rooms,” Michelle says. “The centre has designed daily routines to cater for individual needs, ensuring kids keep happy and engaged.

“A typical day varies with age but includes family grouping in the mornings and afternoons, free play, sleep and relaxation, social interaction, sensory play, music and art, outdoor and indoor play, and pre-literacy and numeracy programs.”

The quali�ed, hands-on staff are passionate about early childhood development and speak with parents daily, keeping them up-to-date with their children’s performances and informing them of any issues.

“We just want to get the basics right,” Michelle says. “We all enjoy interacting with kids – they’re very cute and funny and we all love being entertained by them.”

The centre is not governed by a head of�ce and therefore is able to apply lots of local knowledge, along with �exibility in formulating ideas and approaches, while adhering to all appropriate regulations.

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NewsYour rates at work: improving our roads and pathsCouncil is currently completing a number of roadworks across the shire, with more to start in the coming weeks. These include: • Road widening and reconstruction works on

Redesdale Road, between Kyneton-Metcalfe Road and Kyneton Transfer Station; Kyneton-Springhill Road between Coliban and Brady roads; and Pipers Creek-Pastoria Road, between Kyneton-Baynton Road and Pipers Creek Road.

• Construction of a new shared pathway between Gisborne train station and New Gisborne Netball Complex.

• More than 850 kilometres of sealed roads will be refreshed in our annual line marking program.

For more information on works, call Council on 5422 0333 or visit mrsc.vic.gov.au/news

Have your sayExpressions of interest: Lease land and buildings, KynetonCouncil is seeking expressions of interest to lease land and buildings, at 9 Clowes Street, Kyneton. The property is located adjacent to the Kyneton Botanic Gardens. For more information, refer to the Public Notices section in this newspaper. Give your feedback on the Ross Watt Reserve master plan The New Gisborne Tennis Club would like your feedback on the new draft master plan for Ross Watt Reserve in New Gisborne. A community drop-in session on the master plan will be held at New Gisborne Tennis Club at Ross Watt Reserve, Station Street on Thursday 28 April, from 6.30pm–8pm. For more information on these items, visit mrsc.vic.gov.au/yoursay or call 5422 0333.

Events:

Hold on to your hats–the Spooky Men’s Chorale are coming! Come see what the fuss is about as this all-male Aussie choir take to the stage armed with only their voices, a sly collection of hats, magnifi cent facial hair and a twinkle in their eyes. Supported by local act The Pollyphonics. When: Friday 29 April, 7.30pmWhere: Kyneton Town Hall Cost: $42 adult, $38 concession, $25 youth, $15 child. Info: mrsc.vic.gov.au/buytickets

Is your child ready for kindergarten? Learn how to identify whether your child is ready for kindergarten at this free information session. When: Tuesday 31 May, 7pm-8.30pmWhere: Family and Children’s Centre, 71 Robertson Street, Gisborne Book: call Nikki on 5422 0231 or email [email protected]

Council Meetings

Ordinary Council Meeting When: Wednesday 27 April, 7pmWhere: Romsey Service Centre,

96-100 Main Street, Romsey

Council meeting agendas are available online from 5pm the Friday before a Council meeting.

For more information visit mrsc.vic.gov.au/meetings

Service & Administration CentresKyneton 129 Mollison StGisborne40 Robertson StRomsey Community Hub96-100 Main StWoodend LibraryCnr High & Forest Sts

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Employment Human Resources Offi cer (Full-time) Human Resources Offi cer (Full-time) Human Resources Offi Closing 2 MayManager Community Services (Full-time) Closing 2 May For more information and to apply visit mrsc.vic.gov.au/jobs

By Matt Crossman

Sunbury and Macedon Ranges Specialist School will receive $4 million in this week’s state budget as part of a $155.8 million package to upgrade Victorian schools and improve support for pupils with special needs.

Premier Daniel Andrews, Education Minister James Merlino and Macedon MP Mary-Anne �omas made the announcement during a visit to the school’s Bullengarook senior campus last week.

Twenty specialist schools will be upgraded, while mainstream schools will receive extra money to meet the learning requirements of students with special needs.

Almost $50 million will support an extra 1750 Victorian students expected to be eligible for the program for students with disabilities in 2017.

A total of $22 million will go towards helping students with autism and dyslexia, with increases to the number of speech pathologists, reading intervention programs and teacher training in schools.

Another $15.6 million will be spent on replacing older buses and helping children with disabilities travel between home and school.

Specialist school senior campus principal, Brendan Nolan, said the school community would determine how the money, available for both campuses, was spent.

�e school has about 200 students across its junior and senior facilities.

Mr Nolan said that while he wouldn’t go as far as to say the specialist sector had been the

‘‘forgotten cousin’’, every bit of funding was welcome.

‘‘Certainly, the minister and premier have made it very clear that they believe it’s time that specialist schools were treated as equal,’’ he said. ‘‘It’s a very exciting day.’’

Mr Andrews said children with disabilities were entitled to the same opportunities as every other student.

‘‘I want to say to every parent of a child with special needs, your kids are not out of sight and out of mind,’’ he said.

“We want to make sure they have every chance to ful�l their potential.’’

Ms �omas said the package provided support that had been missing for too long.

“I’ve spoken to many parents of kids with special needs who face challenges getting help for their kids in mainstream education,” she said. “Today’s announcement will be very welcome news for these families.’’

�e government previously announced $4.5 million for the second stage of renovations at Sunbury College, which has some buildings that are more than 50 years old. Kismet Park Primary School will receive $700,000 towards upgrades.

Treasurer Tim Pallas will hand down the budget on Wednesday.

Budget win for special needs

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A community group long dismayed by long-term maintenance issues at privately leased Malmsbury train station is preparing a business case in the hope of securing the site when the existing contract ends in September.

Malmsbury Historical Society secretary Mike Todd con�rmed the group was liaising with Macedon MP Mary-Anne �omas as it prepared plans for an arts, tourism and history hub at the site, unused for many years a�er being leased to a private tenant by VicTrack.

extension was for just 14 months, Mr Todd said Save Malmsbury Station supporters were preparing to make a play.

‘‘We’re pretty excited,’’ he said. ‘‘We had thought the lease was locked in for 10 more years.’’

Ms �omas, who has previously made representations to the government over the maintenance issues, has promised to present the group’s business case for consideration.

Government, heritage and some philanthropic funding is likely to be sought for a centre focused on the arts, tourism and

As reported by Star Weekly, the group Star Weekly, the group Star Weeklyrecently secured the support of Macedon Ranges council in its �ght for better maintenance of the precinct, with Cr Jennifer Anderson lashing out at the condition of the station’s historic buildings and surrounds.

Mr Todd said the condition of the 1862 station had been a problem since it was closed in 1978.

�e group believes the station, which remains an active stop on the Bendigo line, should be upgraded as a shelter or community hub. Having discovered the most recent lease

local history. �e business plan will include potential uses for land surrounding the station.

‘‘�e station complex has, unusually, quite a large parcel of land as well,’’ Mr Todd said.

Mr Todd said money could be available under VicTrack’s formal policy of handing over vacant stations for community use.

‘‘Large amounts would be required, especially considering the condition of the station’s buildings,’’ he said. ‘‘�ere’s going to have to be some ongoing money for the running of it … but we’ve got one or two income possibilities that we will reveal in the plan.’’

Hopes soar for station revival

Romsey’s Annie Phelan shared her personal story of cancer and a few tales from her acting career during a charity event at the town’s library last Wednesday. Phelan, who has appeared in countless stage productions, �lms and television series, entertained close to 90 people as part of a Biggest Morning Tea hosted by the library and local Red Cross unit. Early detection has helped the Prisoner and Prisoner and Prisoner Winners and Losers star �ght off three cancer scares in Losers star �ght off three cancer scares in Losersrecent years. The turnout for last week’s event far exceeded initial expectations, raising close to $800 for the Cancer Council.

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By Matt Crossman

New data reveals more than $70 million has been gambled on poker machines in Hume since the start of the �nancial year.

Latest Victorian Commission for Gambling and Liquor Regulation �gures also show that more than $9.3 million was poured into Sunbury’s 230 poker machines in the six months to December, with the annual spend likely to nudge $20 million.

More than $6 million was spent on the 103 machines in the Macedon Ranges.

said. ‘‘Without work, they can suddenly �nd themselves lonely and isolated, with time on their hands and their redundancy payout available to them.’’

Mr Bosch said most people using SCH’s gambling counselling service had a problem with poker machines.

‘‘Many people still aren’t aware that gambling can develop into a genuine addiction similar to substance addiction, which is why it has such a destructive impact on the lives of so many people,’’ he said. ‘‘Gambling addiction doesn’t just a�ect the person with the addiction but

�e �gures have been met with concern by researchers and community health experts, who believe that fewer people are playing the machines but those who do are more likely to be problem gamblers.

Sunbury Community Health child, youth and family services manager Marcus Bosch said counsellors had noticed a disturbing trend – clients who had received redundancy payouts becoming addicted to gambling.

‘‘[�ey’re] o�en unaware that the payouts result in a preclusion period, preventing them from receiving Centrelink bene�ts,’’ Mr Bosch

has �ow-on e�ects to family members and friends.’’

Mr Bosch echoed Monash University public health professor Charles Livingstone, who recently told Star Weekly arguments Star Weekly arguments Star Weeklythat club-run pokies created many jobs and generated signi�cant economic activity were ‘‘nonsense’’.

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Sunbury Choral Association group’s tribute show.(Joe Mastroianni)

Sunbury residents need to act quickly if they want to be there when a locally-written musical theatre production paying tribute to the Anzacs makes its home debut.

Created in the lead-up to last year’s Gallipoli centenary, Sunbury Choral Association’s We Will Remember �em garnered rave reviews for two shows staged in Melton in March 2015.

�e production’s story, costumes, decor and foyer displays proved so popular that Melton council commissioned an extra performance, which was held in April last year.

�e show’s popularity has followed it home, with tickets for a matinee show at Sunbury’s Boilerhouse �eatre this Saturday selling out soon a�er going on sale.

Limited tickets remain available for sessions at 7.30pm this Saturday night and 2pm on Sunday.

Choral group spokeswoman Deb Poulter-Sweeney says the show, which takes

audiences on a musical journey through various stages of war, is packed with emotion.

‘‘�ere’s elation, there’s devastation … there’s a bit of laughter, as well,’’ she says.

We Will Remember �em features a mix of whole-choir and small-group numbers and solo pieces, poems and sketches.

Action takes place on two stages – the main stage showing what is happening at war and a mezzanine telling the story of those at home.

Costumes and decor re�ect the World War I theme, while audience refreshments are provided through individual rations handed out at interval.

Tickets cost $20; concession $15. Bookings essential. Details: goo.gl/ljGNcK

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It’s a bit of a love story. My former employer in the US is Australian and her friends are now my in-laws. My husband and I met in New York and one thing led to another. We decided New York probably wasn’t the best place to raise a family and it was much easier for his work [as a property valuer] to live in Australia … so we came back to his home town, Kyneton, in 2012.

I understand you grew up in Colorado Springs?

Mostly. I was in a military family, so we kind of lived everywhere.

Having been to many places around the world, how have you found Kyneton?

I’ve come to really love it. It wasn’t such a large leap, coming from Colorado originally. I really like that we know our neighbours and the fact we are right near Piper Street. It’s great to be able to get a meal or a cra� beer whenever you want.

What are your thoughts about the local arts scene?

I’m part of a group called Music in the Central Highlands. I’ve been really fortunate to be involved in that concert series. Occasionally, we get to catch some local theatre or something. It’s hard to make the time, but thank God for the town hall. �ere’s some really great shows that come through.

MY PLACEHaving grown up in a US military family, Opera Australia chorus singer Kristen Leich has travelled widely. �e former New York City Opera performer and mother of two tells Matt Crossman why she calls Kyneton home.

What are some of the local cafes you visit?

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Focus on pathway potentialSunbury Bicycle Users Group believes that while efforts are being made to convince VicRoads, Melton and Hume councils of the importance of a pedestrian/cyclist connection between Sunbury and Diggers Rest by extending the Vineyard Road shared pathway over the Calder Freeway to Diggers Rest, there’s still some way to go.

Roads Minister Luke Donnellan has advised that a factor for extending this pathway as proposed will be if it is listed as a priority for the state government’s $100 million safe cyclists and pedestrian fund.

However, a real concern is that VicRoads may take into account the results of its planned pedestrian and cyclists volume count on the current Vineyard Road pathway in making this decision.

These �gures may not re�ect the need for the connection, as currently the Vineyard Road pathway terminates at Moore Road. It doesn’t go anywhere, so the community does not regularly use it.

Large housing developments on both sides of the Calder Highway will increase the need and importance of this extension, which is also justi�ed based on safety alone.

I have cycled over the Digger Rest overpass and am very concerned for the safety of any cyclists or pedestrians who currently use the overpass.

Sunbury Bicycle Users Group now asks the community, including developers and builders, to add their weight to efforts to extend the existing pathway over the Calder. This support should include writing and emailing Mr Donnellan and the two councils on the need for this connection.

Hector Bugeja, Sunbury Bicycle Users Group

Calder Park Drive overpass pushThe time has come to push for the Calder Park Drive overpass. Over the next �ve to 10 years, there will be about 100,000 vehicle movements per day on the Calder Freeway at Keilor through to the Calder Park Drive exit.

Can you afford to be waiting on the Calder Freeway shoulder to get onto the current Calder Park Drive exit during peak period when trains close the crossing every 15 minutes? No!

Can we continue to go from 80km/h to 100km/h, then back to 80km/h again on this section of the Calder Freeway?

Can we continue to allow drivers to go straight through the median strip when driving along Calder Park Drive to go to the city, rather than use the newly created U-turn at Organ Pipes Road?

As a community, we cannot wait another 10-20 years for urgent road infrastructure with the signi�cant increase in the population for this region.

I urge residents to sign the online petition at www.brendanoconnor.com.au/Campaigns/Support-the-Calder-Park-Drive-

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YOUR SAYOverpass. Tell your friends, write letters to all politicians, federal and state, so we can get this project up and running before we have to wait for our children to grow up.

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Don’t drop Ranges protectionRe the Macedon Ranges protection issues paper that asks for community feedback. For something this important, there has been very little publicity or community engagement in this critical process.

The state government promised us legislation based on Statement of Planning Policy No. 8, the former policy that has applied to the central, eastern and southern parts of the shire for 40 years.

The issues paper instead includes the council’s failed 2014 ‘non-protection’, economics/growth-focussed localised planning statement (LPS) as an alternative to Policy No. 8 as the basis for legislation.

Why? The council’s LPS is the opposite of ‘protection’, and not what the state government promised.

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Wetlands planting onJoin the Friends of Emu Bottom Wetlands for the �rst planting as part of the Corridors of Green project, designed to plant out a large, weedy patch. Free barbecue. Homestead Way, Sunbury, 10am-12.30pm, May 1. ■ goo.gl/l4HgLn

Scraps to compostLearn how to turn food scraps and garden clippings into nutrient rich compost at Hume council’s next Live Green workshop at Sunbury library. It’s from 6.15-7.45pm on May 5.■ goo.gl/l4HgLn

Snap up some artMore than 200 works will be for sale at this year’s Sunbury Art Show. It’s at the Boilerhouse Gallery on Jacksons Hill from 10am-4pm this Saturday and Sunday. Free entry.■ 5428 7022

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Men in chorusA choir made up of men armed with their voices, a collection of hats and magni�cent facial hair will wow crowds as part of Kyneton Town Hall’s April program. The Spooky Men’s Chorale has received rave reviews for live shows that blend comedy, harmonies and a cheeky dollop of fun. Macedon Ranges choir The Polyphonics will support the chorale from 7.30pm this Friday. ■ www.mrsc.vic.gov.au/buytickets(S

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Arthritis support groupMacedon Ranges Arthritis Peer Support Group meets at Woodend Neighbourhood House 1-3pm �rst Monday of the month. ■ 0411 116 711

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“REMEMBER WITH GRATITUDE”ANZAC Day is a time to stop and remember withgratitude the thousands of men and women who havefought and are still fighting to maintain our freedom,our lifestyle. We remember those who did not comehome, who lie on distant shores far from family.

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It’s the small décor tweaks that stand out. Floor tiles and roller blinds are soft-grey, carpets are mid-grey, walls are sandstone and cabinetry is chocolate.

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RIDDELLS CREEK VIC 3431Riddells Creek was originally settled by JohnCarre Riddell and Thomas Ferrier Hamilton in1841and is located on the southern foothillsof the Macedon Ranges. Riddells Creek ishome to two historic railway bridges, theoriginal “Smith Nursery” site now a beautifulreserve with an ornamental lake and issurrounded by natural bushland. There is alsoa small creek that runs through the town atWybejeje ong Park.

Riddells Creek Primary School provideseducation for children in the area. Sportingand clubs in Riddells Creek include a PonyClub, Riddells Junior Basketball Association,Riddell Football Club, Cricket Club and DogObedience Club. There is also a Living andLearning Centre, the Riddells Creek Wineryand Riddells Creek Landcare.

The Riddells Creek property market is tightlyheld with only 48 homes selling in 2015. Withneighboring towns such as Gisborne andSunbury reaching saturation, Riddells Creekis becoming highly sought by families lookingto secure a more laid back lifestyle whistretainingallof themodernconveniencestheyenjoy today. The area has seen significantcapital growth over the past years, howeverin comparison to neighboring towns such asGisborne, there appears to be room for fargreater returns in the future. Competition isstrong on most properties, with the majority ofhomes selling with multiple buyers expressingan interest. All in all, Riddells Creek is a greatplace to raise a family and invest in for yourfuture.


L.J. Whorlow

46 Evans StreetSUNBURY 3429

P: 9740 9000 F: 9744 7913www.sunburyrealestate.com.au

RIDDELLS CREEK657 Kilmore RdFOR SALE $438,000

VACANT LAND

This block has a generous, levelbuilding envelope, allowingplenty of scope for your dreamhome. The block of approx5000m2 will be sold fully fenced,fully serviced by all availabletown services including NBN. Arare opportunity to secure a smallacreage property this close totown.

RIDDELLS CREEK18 March CrtFOR SALE $379,000 - $399,000

3 BED | 1 BATH | 2 CAR

This modest family home has 3bedrooms all with BIR, masterenjoys access to the two waybathroom. Lounge with a cosywood fire, split level design &cathedral ceilings, large garage& workshop. The property stillhas plenty of scope for furtherimprovement given its locationwithin the town offers good futurepotential growth for the savvyinvestor.

RIDDELLS CREEK35 Bluegum CirFOR SALE $570,000 - $590,000


Offers four good sized bedroomsall with BIR’s, master with WIR& ensuite. Kitchen/meals area,games room & theatre roomwith projojo ector & movie screen.Outdoor alfresco area with spa,triple garage with remote dooraccess and side access boats,trailers or a caravan. Now is thetime to embrace that country lifestyle you have always dreamedof for your family.

RIDDELLS CREEK71 Sandy Creek RdFOR SALE $735,000 - $775,000


Rare opportunity to acquirea rural & exceptionally wellpresented property. The maindwelling offers 4 bedrooms, allwith BIR’s, master WIR & ensuite.The house & improvements areset on one side of the blockallowing for potential subdivision(STCA) a pony paddock orroom for extensive shedding!Paved pergola, inground saltchlorinated pool & guest house.


Kennedy &Hunt:

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

AgentContacts:

JasonKennedy: 0417383235WilmaGrumont: 0409138472DominicRomeo: 0407435589

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

Gisborne18 Choice Place Private Sale

Prestige, position, presentation plus ~ 1,700m2 (approx.)

Set in a stately elevated location to take in the view, this superbly designed home o�ers luxury living & an excellent floorplan. The warm floors invite youthrough the home beyond the elegant entrance, right throughout the multiple living areas. The view from the kitchen & family areas will ensure that you simplywon’t want to leave.Open plan living means that everyone is able to enjoy the ambience of the wood heater; plus separate sitting room/library,ary,ary formal dining & family rumpus.With 4 huge bedrooms plus study - or 5 bedrooms, all accommodation is well serviced by ensuites, powder rooms plus walk in robes.As you would expect from a property of such calibre, the outdoor space is divine. Potter in your vegie patch, relax on the deck, create something in the hugeshed or enjoy the garden.Further features include excellent laundry/laundry/laundry mudroom, ducted heating, alarm system & solar panels. With easy fwy access, Gisborne is the largest town in theMacedon Ranges that retains a semi-rural character & a wealth of open spaces.Nothing to do here, simply move in & be the envy of the neighbourhood.

Private Sale Details:

Contact Agent

Viewing Times:

Sunday1.00 - 2.00pm

Property Information:

A 4 B 3 C 3

NEWLISTING


Kennedy &Hunt:

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

AgentContacts:

JasonKennedy: 0417383235WilmaGrumont: 0409138472DominicRomeo: 0407435589

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

Gisborne26 Frith Road Private Sale

Large family home with garden studio in a central location.Land over 1,100m2.This potentially 5 bedrm home is well appointed, with sep. living areas perfect fora busy home. Open plan kitchen/meals & living with dining & lounge with open fireplace & picturesque views. Fully equipped studio, set in a private garden with gazebo& entertaining area. Garage leads to storage, cellar & carport. The complete package!


$675,000

Viewing Times:

Saturday2.00 - 2.30pm


A 4 B 2 C 4

Riddells Creek461 Sandy Creek Road

Private Sale Details:Contact Agent

Viewing Times:Saturday11.00 - 11.30am

Property Info: A 4 B 1 C 2

Escape to the countrySituated on approx. 20 acres overlooking theMacedon Ranges. Comprising of 4 bedrooms,bathroom, country kitchen, huge living/diningliving/diningliving/room with magnificent views & expansivebalcony. The home is further complimented bya herb garden, chook shed, 2 car garage, solarpanels & generator for power supply. Close tothe townships, freeway access, train station &Melb. International Airport.

NEWLISTINGGisborne66 The Boulevard

Private Sale Details:E.S.R. $510,000 - $540,000

Viewing Times:Saturday12.00 - 12.30pm


A great family home with views andeasy distance to town. Land approx.758m2.Attractive family home within easy distance totown. 3 bedrms upstairs with family bathrm &ensuite. Downstairs o ers study or 4th bedrm,sitting rm & large kitchen/meals/living area& laundry. Loads of storage & fully integratedgarage (with rear roller door). An a ordablehome within a popular neighbourhood.

Gisborne3 William Court




Impressive family masterpiece inhighly prestigious Mulbarton Estate– 1,081m2 (approx.)Quality built home o�ering generouslyproportioned living areas & an elegant feel. 4bedrms, open plan living & a deluxe kitchenoverlooking alfresco & yard. Also o�ering atheatre room & home o�ce, nothing has beenoverlooked. This property will suit the mostfastidious buyer.

Mount Macedon10 Governors Drive Private Sale

“Bunyip Lodge”. Charm, Quality and Position.One of Mt Macedon’s gracious homes on 5,574m2 (approx.) of magnificent gardens.Comprises foyer, kitchen/meals , sitting rm, dining rm, family rm, 3 bedrooms, masterwith ensuite & WIR, 2 bathrms, library,ary,ary 2nd sitting room & cellar. Above the 3 cargarage is o�ce, gallery or games room space. The property is further enhanced withswimming pool, gazebo & decking. Quality lifestyle at an a�ordable price.


$1,150,000 - $1,200,000

Viewing Times:

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A 3 B 2 C 3

Gisborne22-24 Brady Road Private




Why build? This striking familyhome already has it all.Sitting on 2,615m2 (approx.) & o�eringincredible views of the Macedon Ranges. Thehouse has been cleverly sited, ensuring thatthe option is available to subdivide further- (STCA). Features open plan living, theatreroom, study,udy,udy plus games room. The masterbedroom o�ers a parents retreat, ensuite &WIR. The kids will love the huge yard.


Price $415,000View Sat 7 May 1-1.30pm

or by appointmentSandi Barry-Mueller0408 392 347

Woodend Unit 3/16 Corinella RoadStylish Sandstone Excelling unit in a beautiful condition and features a lovely sunny lounge/dining area, good kitchen, three bedrooms, or two with study/sewing room, bathroom with dual access from the main bedroom, separate w.c. and laundry. Lovely quiet location close to the Woodend Railway Station.

Woodend 12 Carlisle StreetClassic Californian Bungalow on a Sensational ½ AcreThis charming 3 bedroom, 2 bathroom Californian Bungalow retains many of its period features and is located in a sought after premium location, privately nestled within a beautiful English garden setting. Includes entry hall, lounge with ofp & gas heating, open plan living with solid fuel heating and kitchen/meals area. Excellent rear deck outdoor living area, absolutely delightful and private back garden.

Price $1,050,000 View By appointmentSandi Barry-Mueller0408 392 347

Auction Saturday 7 May at 11am

Kyneton - Edgecombe 102 Barbower RoadBarbower - Circa 1855 - On 47 Ha (116 Acres)Adjoining land of 52ha (129 Acres) to be o�ered separately.The sale of Barbower for the �rst time in its 160 years of one family ownership, presents a rare opportunity to acquire a heritage gem, and reclaim its past grandeur. Barbower features a beautiful historic setting which includes stone stables and barn/shearing shed, charming dry stone fencing, bore water and Snipe Creek runs through the property nearby the homestead.

Reserve PricesHomestead $875,000 Adjoining land $575,000

View Wed 27 April 3-3.30pm Sat 30 April 12-12.30pmor by appointment

John Keating 0419 880 444Sandi Barry-Mueller 0408 392 347

Spring Hill 845 Coliban Road (Cnr Tylden Springhill Road)Big Mountain Views & Rich Red Soils - 47.26Ha (116 Acres)A sensational location to build your dream home with stunning views to Mount Macedon. Excellent red soils and rich pastures, new fencing with laneways, bore, windmill and tank, reticulated water to troughs, 10 paddocks, holding yards, stock loading ramp, dam and hay shed. A most desirable country o�ering with "as of right to build."

Reserve Price $675,000

View By appointmentJohn Keating0419 880 444Sandi Barry-Mueller0408 392 347

Auction Saturday 7 May at 3pm


Macedon 36 Hedderwick Lane

Bolobek Lakes Estate - Waterview - on 2.2 Ha (5.55 Acres)Bolobek Lakes Estate - Waterview - on 2.2 Ha (5.55 Acres)Indulge yourself in gracious lifestyle luxury on a dream homesite nestled at the end of a magni�cent Pin Oak lined avenue in a neighbourhood hosting some of the most prestigious Indulge yourself in gracious lifestyle luxury on a dream homesite nestled at the end of a magni�cent Pin Oak lined avenue in a neighbourhood hosting some of the most prestigious homes of the Macedon Ranges.With total privacy and inspiring picturesque views from every room across your own professionally designed garden including to the summit of Mount Macedon, Waterview features a two storey approximately 50 square architect designed residence with large bright living and entertaining spaces including formal lounge, formal dining room, open plan kitchen/living/family meals area, study, sunroom, 4 bedrooms, rumpus room, 3 bathrooms, 5 wc’s, integrated double garage, workshop and carport.Numerous features include passive solar design, high ceilings, central heating plus split system cooling, 5.4kw solar panels, town water, rainwater tanks and bore, extensively planted mature garden including large ornamental pond teaming with bird life, garden lighting, 200 mature olive trees, 2 acre pony/sheep paddock and electric remote controlled front gates..

Price $2,300,000

View Sat 30 April 2-2.30pmor by appointment

John Keating 0419 880 444Sandi Barry-Mueller 0408 392 347


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3Westminster Grove, Sunbury3A 3B 2C

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

Price: $530,000 to $580,000Inspection: Saturday 10.45am to 11.15amPhoto ID requiredContact: Adam Sacco 0409 033 [email protected]

10 Sturt Street, Sunbury3A 1B 2C

PUT YOUR HANDS TOGETHERFOR THIS RENOVATIONVATIONVA !!Situated within close proximity to shops,schools, childcare and public transport, thisrenovated 3 bedroom home is sure to impress!The home consists of 3 bedrooms with builtin robes, new kitchen with stainless steelappliances, renovated bathroom and laundry,formal dining room and study and light �lledliving spaces.Addition features include, heating and cooling,large tandem double garage, undercoverentertaining area, and more!

Price: $295,000 to $325,000Inspection: Saturday 12.15pm to 12.45pmPhoto ID requiredContact: Adam Sacco 0409 033 [email protected]

8 Bundanoon Avenue, Sunbury 3A 2B 2C

AWARBURTONWONDOR!Encompassing the most incredible, birds eye view of Melbourne city this premium built federation inspired

exclusiveWarburton home takes pride of place at the front of the Canterbury Hills Estate.

The �rst level o�erso�erso� a light �lled formal lounge, main bedroom which features walk in robe with large ensuite, a

bedroom sized study and formal dining.

Upstairs comprises, a well-appointed Tasmanian Oak kitchen with stainless steel appliances which overlooks

the meals area which ows through to the main family living room with access through to the outdoor

entertaining areas. All remaining bedrooms, central bathroom and separate toilet and laundry are centered o�.o�.o�

Additional features include security alarm system, twin garden shedding, central ducted heating, split system

cooling plus additional ceiling fans, brand new hot water service and much more!

Price: $530,000 to $580,000

Inspection:Saturday 11.30am to 12.00pmPhoto ID required

Contact:Contact: Adam Sacco 0409 033 [email protected]


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Sunbury Pty Ltd

65 Emu Road, Sunbury 4A 3B 6C

A GRAND DESIGN!An aspirational lifestlifestlif yle of rural tranquillity and urban convenience is on o�ero�ero� in the much desired Emu BottomEstate.The home comprises four bedrooms including main bedroom withWIR and ensuite, main bathroom with afurther bathroom upstairs plus a bedroom sized study.Multiple living zones highlight formal lounge and a separate formal dining, home theatre room and mainfamily room.A well-appointed Red gum kitchen with premium quality feature cabinetry, overlooking an open-plan meals/dining area with access out through sliding doors leading to a vast rear deck.Additional features include daikin reverse cycle heating and refrigerated cooling system, three water tanks,12x9 metre shed, Bio Cycle septic tank system with recycle water storage and SOmuch more!

Auction: 14th Of May 2016 at1.00pmPrice: CONTACNTACNT T AGENT

Inspection:Saturday 10:00am to 10:30amPhoto ID required

Contact: Adam Sacco 0409 033 [email protected]

AUCTION

Unit 7/49 Brook Street, Sunbury3A 1B 1C

DOWNSIZEWITHOUT THESQUEEZE!Brilliantly positioned just minutes from theheart of Sunbury’sy’sy’ main town centre.A spacious light �lled kitchen overlooking theliving areas o�erso�erso� an abundance of storagespace and a large corner pantry which willplease and also �tted with quality applianceswith plenty of space to work.Accommodation includes three generoussized bedrooms with an oversized main withwall to wall BIR’s which share a well-appointedcentral bathroom.

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

Unit 2/78 Barkly Street, Sunbury3A 1B 2C

INNER TOWN, COUNTRY STYLE!Fantastically positioned in an exclusive, �atthree unit complex, it’s hard to beat a locationlike this with all the township’s facilities just atyour doorstep!Featuring two bedrooms plus a study/third bedroom, a spacious lounge, modernkitchen with stainless steel appliances, lowmaintenance established gardens and a goodsized easy to maintain courtyard.Additional features include a large two waybathroom, ducted heating, air-conditioning,remote single garage and much more.

Price: $345,000 - $370,000Inspection: Saturday 1.00pm to 1.30pmPhoto ID requiredContact: Adam Sacco 0409 033 [email protected]

18Yardley Street, Sunbury 3A 2B 2C

YOU’VE STRUCK GOLD!Sitting in a class of its own and framed by gorgeous established

landscaped gardens, this breath taking property o�erso�erso� a fantastic

contemporary design.

O�erO�erO� ing a formal lounge leading to a formal dining, a centralised

kitchen with stainless steel appliances and a largeWIP which overlooks

the meals area and main family room.

Comprising of three generous sized bedrooms, main with a wall to wall

WIR and ensuite, central bathroom and a sizable open study.

Additional features which include ducted heating, evaporative cooling,

a double garage with remote access and rear access to the backyard

and much more!

Price: $430,000 to $460,000

Inspection:Saturday 1.00pm to 1.30pmPhoto ID required

Contact: Adam Sacco 0409 033 [email protected]


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Suite 3, 39 Anslow St Woodend VIC 3442Phone 5427 4307 or 0427 272 872

www.joangladman.com.au

Templeton Mews on Templeton Street, WOODEND

Right in the heart of things! Very rare offerings of six vacant allotments in absolute prime central township location.

These fabulous blocks are perfect for those wishing to downsize to a smaller residence or to establish a new home. In this unique location, in the absolute centre of the village of Woodend.Situated right opposite the Brooke Street Medical Centre, the land is also just one block from the Vline commuter railway station, two and a half blocks from the Post Office.

Driveways soon to be formed, and all services made available to each block. Now selling off the plan, deposit only to be paid now, balance when new titles issue.

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An amazing farm house of 44 squares living area on prime 33.75 acres with breath-taking views and exceptional spring water.

Set within a glorious garden and established orchard with extensive and beautiful craftsman built drystone walls andquaint drystone shed with chookpen/animal enclosure. There is also a huge machinery shed.

Located in the hamlet of Hesket on the edge of the renowned Kerrie Valley halfway between Woodend and Romsey.Prime location for upmarket tourist accommodation - Subject to council approval.

E.S.P $1.1Million to $1.2MillionAUCTION Saturday 21 May at 11am

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52 Lavender Farm Road, WOODEND

Premium equestrian facilities feature on this most picturesque 4.901ha (12 acres)in the tightly held Lavender Farm Road.

The professionally renovated homestead comprises 9 main rooms and a huge integrated offi ce. 2 bathrooms,2 separate W.C’s, huge pantry, huge laundry and exceptional storage.

There is a 20m x 60m arena round yard. Large shed with 3 big stables and tack room with hot water wash bay and more...

AUCTION Saturday 7th May at 11am

RESERVE $1,100,000

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Hollyberry - An exclusive boutique country estate of only four large home sites.

Offering all town amenities, Close to the main township of Woodend and less than 2km to the VLine Station,it is also on the bus route servicing Braemar College, Sacred Heart and Kyneton Secondary College.

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The designers of Edgewood estate have gone all out to deliver a new residential area that takes advantage of the lightly treed, undulating land, with some blocks enjoying wonderful views of Mount Macedon. Wide sealed streets, planted with Eucalyptus and Crab Apple trees, rock-lined swale drains and a pretty water catchment zone planted with a blend of grasses are enviable

features and the starting point of making the estate a new dream place to live.

The block sizes vary between 541m² and 665m² – priced from $220,000 to $255,000

Within comfortable walking distance of Woodend station and the village noted for its beautyand cafe and arts culture Edgewood makes a car-free life a reality.

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GISBORNEReal EstateMACEDON RANGESReal Estate

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

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

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5428 8895

GISBORNE 13/75 HAMILTON STREET

$549,000

This fresh and better than new,new,new residence has a design emphasis that’st’st’ crisp and contemporary. Walk to athe wonderful facilities of Gisborne and enjoy a new convenient, easy living lifestlifestlif yle. Classy and well laidout, with neutral décor toning, the residence has 3 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms and two living rooms. There’se’se’a total of three decked areas, a remote controlled DLUG and two car park, plus room for a vegie garden.Absolutely spotless, fresh and lovely,ly,ly this home is an ideal purchase for a multitude of buyer category!

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GISBORNE 23 LYELL STREET

$470,000

Original décor and superbly maintained, this older style Gisborne home is a fantastic o�ero�ero� ing for manybuyers. Opposite Macedon Ranges Health, near Neal Street Medical Clinic, Gisborne Oaks and MailandHouse, this convenient residence is also a hop skip and a jump from the shopping centre. Comprised ofentry hall, three bedrooms (2 with BIR), bathroom, sep. w.c. and sep. laundry. Timber �oorboards, gardenshed, side access and gas appliances. Cosy and convenient – manageable 604SQM block.

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SUNBURY Unit 5/58-60 LIGAR STREET

$305,000

Soaring cathedral ceilings enhance the light and appeal of this 2BR open plan unit. Good kitchen, seplaundry, fresh bathroom.With a fabulous rear yard (with �ourishing mini-fruit trees) there’se’se’ plenty ofsunshine and privacy. Cost saving solar panels, lock up garage plus a lock up storeroom. Close to shops,train and conveniences, this is perfect for �rst home buyer,er,er investor,or,or or an excellent retirement roost.

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RIDDELLS CREEK 256 GYRO CLOSE

Offers over $2M

CLOVERFERN EQUESTRIAN CENTREOn 113 acres with 37 paddocks and town water,er,er this equestrian property oersoerso a superior andsubstantial 4 BR plus study residence, and supreme infrastructure for operation of a professionalofessionalof equinecentre. Only half an hour fromMelbourne Airport, and approx 1hr fromWerribee Park Equestrian Centrethe property is ripe for further investment or business expansion. Perfecrfecrf t for the serious Eventingenthusiast with 2 full size arenas, one indoor,indoor,indoor and ample areas to develop your own cross country course.

113 ACRES & TOWN WATER OPEN SATURDAY 2.30-3.30PM

DARRAWEIT GUIM 714 BOLINDA-DARRAWEIT ROAD

$1.9M

FULHAM PARKSuperior 563QM fresh, new quality built mansion. Top of the range improvements and inclusions. 4stable complex, 3 bay machinery shed, plus additional vehicle storage shedding. This property is pricedto sell at below replacement cost. List of improvements available on request. 40 mins to MelbourneAirport and easy drive to Melton, Moonee Valley and Inglis Sales. Ideal spelling, training agistment andbreeding.

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RIDDELLS CREEK 3 CANDLEBARK COURT

$569,000

O�erO�erO� ing a triple treat! Plenty of bedrooms, Loads of living areas, and a Great shed! Comp: 4BR (ES)formal lounge (or multi-purpose room), kitchen/fam. dining area, sep family lounge room, plus a furtherentertainers delight – a party room! There’se’se’ lovely decking on the surround verandah and the greatshed has its own boardwalk, concrete �oors and is fully powered. There’se’se’ a double garage plus a lock upcarport with access to the rear of the property. Perfecrfecrf t family living with walk to train, school and shops.

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Sunbury 79 Rees Road

3 2 2

Perfectly PositionedThis well presented three bedroom plus

study, two-bathroom family home

presents a fantastic opportunity to enter

the market and enjoy the great Australian

dream. Comprising multiple generous

living spaces, comfortable

accommodation and is superbly located

within walking distance to local school

and shops.

Office Sunbury 9744 2555

Lance Long 0473 026 491ContactPrice $415,000

Thu 4.30-5.00pmOpenPrivate Sale

Gisborne Lot 1 Ross Watt Road

Close to 1 Acre of Residential LandZoned general residential, this great parcel of land (approximately 3883m2) located in one of

Gisborne's finest streets in an enclave of established landmark homes. Close to freeway

access, New Gisborne station, township, schools and parklands.

Office Gisborne 5428 2800

Doug Gray 0413161804

Contact John Dunlop 0419 001 991

Open Inspect By Appointment

Auction Saturday 30th April at 12.00pm

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Sunbury 6 Ramsay Court

6 2 2

Opportunity AboundsWhat a stellar opportunity for investors or

large families, with this six bedroom

residence, comprising two distinct

dwellings. Nestled in a quiet court,

minutes to premium amenities, this

unique home comprises a four-bedroom,

two bathroom ground floor home, plus a

first floor, two bedroom residence with

internal and external access.

Office Sunbury 9744 2555

John Dunlop 0419 001 991

Lance Long 0473 026 491ContactPrice $470,000

Wed 3.30-4.00pmOpenPrivate Sale


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Information session:Eastern Barred Bandicoot protection program, Woodlands Historic ParkYou’re invited to attend an information session on work underway to protect the endangered Eastern Barred Bandicoot at Woodlands Historic Park. Talk to staff from Parks Victoria and experts from the Eastern Barred Bandicoot Recovery Team about the reintroduction of Bandicoots into a predator proof enclosure in the park’s ‘Back Paddock’ and restoration of their habitat, and work underway in other sites across Victoria to re-establish a successful population in the wild to ensure the survival of the species.

Tuesday 3 May, 6.00pm-8.00pmWoodlands Homestead, Oaklands Road

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

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M.E. AUCTIONS – THE CLEARING SALES SPECIALISTSM.E. AUCTIONS – THE CLEARING SALES SPECIALISTSPhone: 0418 509 134

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UNRESERVED AUCTION CLEARING SALESunday 1st May 2016 at 10am - Gates open at 8.30am

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De Lancey Road, Wandin 3139

CALLING ALL BOUTIQUE BUILDERS, TIMBER D.I.Y & ENTHUSIASTS, FURNITURE MAKERS, WOODSMITHS, ARTISANS

TIMBER SAWYERS & WOODTURNERS

We have high quality specialised timber slabs in unique sizes from feature to select to extraordinary - rarely seen for sale & all

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Timber species include: Red Gum, Camphour laral, Yellow box, Californian red wood, Dark poplar, Deodar cedar, Red cedar, Copper beech, Messmate, Oregon, Blue gum, Sydney blue gum, Norfolk pine, Murray pine, MacKay cedar, Blackwood, English oak, Silky oak, Beech, Burls are: Red gum, Yellow box, Iron bar -All very large. Cross cut sections of large red gum and English oak. All been professionally cared for & stored.

RARE & AUSTRALIAN TIMBER AUCTION NOT TO BE MISSED.Facilities for absentee bids available – call Martin Evans 0418 509 134

Catalogue will be on our website week prior to auction.To pre-register for a bidder number go to our website.

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Excellent QualityRedgum

3m split......... $140 pcm6m split..........$130 pcm12m split........$125 pcmFree Delivery All areas

Phone Peter0418 384 796

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Phone Peter on03 5423 7103

Free DeliveryAll Areas

BONE DRY FIREWOOD3m split .... $140 pcm6m split .... $130 pcm12m split.... $125 pcm20m split....$115 pcm20m unsplit ..$105 pcm

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Notice of intention to sell: 51 Aitken Street, Gisborne In accordance with Section 189 of the Local Government Act 1989, Macedon Ranges Shire Council hereby gives notice of its intention to sell Lot 4 PS 402075C, also known as 51 Aitken Street, Gisborne. The proposed sale will be by private treaty to Aldi Foods Pty Ltd for a sale price of $600,000 plus GST, for the purposes of free but time limited car parking by the general public. This is subject to ALDI entering into an agreement pursuant to Section 173 of the Planning and Environment Act 1987 with Council which is to be recorded on the title to 45 to 51 Aitken Street requiring that:

ALDI in conjunction with their development of a store will ALDI in conjunction with their development of a store will construct a car park on the land at ALDI’s cost.ALDI will maintain the car park on the land to Council’s ALDI will maintain the car park on the land to Council’s satisfaction and at ALDI’s cost. ALDI will consolidate the title of the land at 51 Aitken Street with the titles of the adjoin land at 45, 47 & 49 Aitken Street following completion of construction of all works at 45-51 Aitken Street.

Additionally the proposed sale will be conditional upon the following:

ALDI undertaking satisfactory due diligence of 51 Aitken ALDI undertaking satisfactory due diligence of 51 Aitken Street.The purchase by ALDI of 45, 47 & 49 Aitken Street.The purchase by ALDI of 45, 47 & 49 Aitken Street.ALDI obtaining a planning permit for the development of ALDI obtaining a planning permit for the development of an ALDI store and associated car parking.ALDI obtaining foreign investment review board approval ALDI obtaining foreign investment review board approval for the purchase of 51 Aitken Street.

Any person may make a submission relating to the proposed sale. Submissions must be in writing and received within 28 days of the publication of this notice. The deadline for submissions is Wednesday 25 May, 2016. If submissions are received, submitters will be heard in accordance with Section 223 of the Local Government Act 1989 at a meeting on Wednesday 1 June, 2016.In your submission, please clearly indicate if you wish to be heard by Council at this meeting. A report will then be submitted at the next Ordinary Council meeting at the Gisborne Administration Centre, 40 Robertson Street Gisborne on Wednesday 22 June, 2016.Submissions should be lodged at any Council offi ce or posted to Macedon Ranges Shire Council PO Box 151, Kyneton 3444. Enquiries should be directed to Debbie Pallot on 5421 1464.

Peter JohnstonChief Executive Offi cerMacedon Ranges Shire Council

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TRUCK DRIVER WANTEDCASUAL POSITION

(3-5 days per week day shift andafternoon shift)

FULL TIME POSITION(Must be available Saturday)

Must have HC Licence and Vic Roads driving record.A medical will be required once started.

Based in Bacchus Marsh and to work in MelbourneMetro and Western suburbs quarry.

Truck and Trailer experience essential, training anduniform will be provided. Salary negotiable.

Immediate start available.

Send resume to:[email protected]

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mrsc.vic.gov.au

Expressions of interest: Lease land and buildings, KynetonCouncil is seeking expressions of interest to lease land and buildings, for a period to be negotiated, at 9 Clowes Street, Kyneton. The property is located adjacent to the Kyneton Botanic Gardens. The land highlighted is approximately 1068sqm. Improvements include a 175sqm (approximately) brick veneer building, double garage and garden shed, all in reasonable condition.For more information, visit mrsc.vic.gov.au/yoursay or mrsc.vic.gov.au/yoursay or mrsc.vic.gov.au/yoursaycall 5422 0333. 12

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By Tara Murray

Sunbury Jets import Ish Sanders always planned to play basketball in Australia; it was a matter of �nding the right time.

He met Jets’ men’s coach Andrew Summerville while still in college in the US and the two had kept in touch.

It all came together late last year when Sanders, formerly of Carson-Newman University, Tennessee, signed with the Jets as one of their two imports.

“I was supposed to come to Australia a�er college,” Sanders said.

“In sophomore year, Andrew came and spoke about playing basketball overseas and the good and bad things about it.

“We lost contact when I graduated but got back in touch and the timing was right.”

Sanders has �tted straight into the Jets and the Sunbury community.

“I’d sort of been bouncing around Europe playing basketball and I wanted to go play somewhere I’d be comfortable,” he says.

“Everyone has been welcoming, to say the least. It feels sort of like home.”

Described by his coach as a scoring machine when his signing was announced, Sanders has proved to be just that.

He averages 30 points across the �rst six games, sitting second in the division 1 competition.

Last weekend he had 39 and 48 points in successive days.

For the man himself, it’s not all about scoring.“Scoring has never been a problem,” he says.

“I look to help the team and do whatever we need to do to win.

“Sometimes I need to be the one scoring, and credit to Andrew for putting me in the right spots and my teammates for getting me the ball. �ey �nd me and are very unsel�sh.”

Sanders says that despite a tough start to the season for the Jets, he’s relishing the responsibility of leading a young team.

“Honestly, it can be challenging at times, but I’m never one to step into anything that’s easy.

“I don’t want to just come along for the ride. I’m trying to lead these guys and they couldn’t be a nicer group of players.

“�ere will be mistakes, but it’s an exciting team and it’s been fun.”

As well as leading the side, Sanders has no problem with being the oppositions sides’ number one target.

“Having more attention on me makes it fun,” he says.

“Everyone in the league wants to target me and shut me down.

“It’s not always a bad thing as it takes the pressure o� the young guys and I can handle it.”

On Saturday night, the Jets lost to Blackburn 87-78.

Losing the �rst three quarters, the Jets fought back in the last, scoring 32-11, but were too far behind to close the gap. Sanders top scored with 25 points, with Kade Marra scoring 14.

Scoring machine jets in

Ish Sanders is loving his time in Sunbury. (Shawn Smits)

Greenvale Kangaroos plan to tap into the local talent in Melbourne’s north-west and the Macedon Ranges to develop its Premier Cricket side.

�e Kangaroos, who have �nished on the bottom of the Premier Cricket ladder for the past two seasons, will be building from the bottom up.

Kangaroos’ coach Stan Nell said Sunbury and Macedon Ranges were full of talented players who could play Premier Cricket.

“We’re trying to … create opportunities for players in the north-west and Macedon Ranges area,” he said. “We’re a�er players who have played �rst 11 cricket for their clubs and are keen to play Premier Cricket.

“We’d be keen to chat to players to see where they’re playing and what they want from their cricket.”

He said the club would also be happy to look at players who had previous Premier Cricket experience and wanted to have a second crack.

“We have a good group of young players and we need a bit of experience around them.”

Nell said players from Sunbury and the Macedon Ranges had steered away from coming to the Kangaroos.

He estimated at least 20 players drove past the club to go to other Premier Cricket clubs.

“When we were at Arden Street [and still North Melbourne] we got a lot of players from the area,” he said.

“Since we’ve shi�ed they seem to be going to Footscray, Essendon, Northcote and Carlton and driving past us. We would be a completely di�erent club if we could get some of them to play for us.”

And there are also opportunities outside the playing group.

“We are looking for three to four ambitious coaches who would possibly like to do an apprenticeship in Premier Cricket.

“It’s a high-performance environment and provides the chance for coaches to upskill, before possibly taking those skills back to local clubs.”

Nell said he was con�dent of keeping the team together.

“Most have committed to play for us,” he said. “�ere’s been a bit of interest from county clubs and players from Sri Lanka. We’ll see how that �ts in with our development.”

For more information contact Nell on 0413 809 820

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Sunbury wins big, but it it doesn’t come easy It was another big win for Sunbury Jets women’s side on Saturday night, but they were made to work hard for the points against Hawthorn.

�e Big V division 1 clash was a low-scoring a�air early as the Magic defence stood strong making the Jets �ght hard for every basket.

A�er scores were level at half-time, the Jets upped the ante in the second half to run away with a 67-38 win.

Jets coach Kennedy Kereama felt the end margin did not re�ect the match and how hard the Magic made them work.

“�ey came out ready to play and did a great job defensively to dictate where we were taking

our shots,” he said. “�ey had Emily Fielding, who I coached in the WNBL. She came out �red-up and I’m sure she wanted to perform against one of her old coaches.

“Stamina-wise, we were able to maintain a consistent level and play more our style in the season half. I think there’s still a lot from the game we can improve.”

Kereama said he expected other sides to throw things at them as they attempt to maintain their good start to the season.

“We need to stay level-headed, there’s only a quarter of the season done,” he said. “I don’t think it’ll come easy. We made a statement and

other sides have taken note and will want to beat us.”

Once again the Jets shared the points around with all but one of the 11 who played getting on the scoreboard.

Emma Mahady top-scored with 16, while Courtney Duever, Monique Stevens and Jess Bygate all scored 11.

Kereama said he was pleased with how Duever had settled into the side a�er arriving from the US only a week and a half ago.

“She has meshed with the girls,” he said. “A large reason we got her out here was for her character and character will count over talent.”

Alex Darby, in her �rst season in the women’s side, got given the opportunity to start on the court for a second straight week.

“Chelsea [Burns] missed training due to work and sickness and it’s only fair to those who train to get the start,” Kereama said.

“Chelsea will start again this week.“Last week I threw it at [Alex] that she was

starting just before the game. I told her on �ursday this week .”

�e Jets now face Western Port at Boardman Stadium on Sunday.

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Sunbury Lions got out of jail against a determined Melton side on Saturday night in the Ballarat Football League.

What was looking like an easy Lions win in the �rst half, became a hard-fought contest with the Lions prevailing 9.16 (70) - 8.8 (56)

It was all the Lions in the �rst half and had they kicked straight, the game would have been all-but-over by the main break.

Instead the Bloods trailed by just 29 points despite failing to kick a goal in the �rst half.

A�er the long break, the Bloods bumped up their workrate and twice got the margin to within a goal in the last quarter.

�e Lions responded both times to ensure the win.

Lions’ coach Rick Horwood said his side’s composure in the last �ve minutes sealed the four points.

“I think we did get out of jail,” he said a�er the game.

“We’d kicked 4.10 up to half-time then they came out and kicked the �rst two, which put them back in the game and gave them a sni�.

“In the third quarter they out-worked us. �e one really pleasing thing was the last �ve minutes of the game when we handled the pressure. It did look dire if we’d given up the lead.”

As well as poor goal kicking, the Lions were wasteful with their inside 50s for a second straight week.

“It was hard work, very similar to the week before. From about 70-80 metres out we didn’t have e�ciency,” Horwood said. “We’ll look at the video and work on it.”

Mathew Medcra� kicked three goals for the Lions, including two in the last quarter, while Jack Sheahan got his hands on the ball in the forward line but couldn’t convert.

In the �rst win he has played in in more than 600 days, Grant Valles was voted best-on- ground.

While pleased with the win, the Lions are nursing an injury toll. Jesse Flannery didn’t play much part in the game a�er su�ering concussion in the �rst quarter, while skipper Andrew Duhau hurt his calf in the second.

David Kovacevic su�ered a corked thigh in the third quarter and, while he managed to play out the game, he spent a signi�cant part of the third and fourth terms on the bench.

Horwood says Duhau will miss this weekend’s clash with reigning premiers Darley.

In contention to return to the senior side is vice-captain Adam Short, who played in the reserves on Saturday.

“It will be a terri�c test to see where we’re really at,” Horwood said of the match.

“Obviously if we play like we did against Melton we’ve got no chance.”

Lions claw to narrow win

Jack Sheahan marks over Malcolm Beck on Saturday night. (Shawn Smits)

Just seven weeks from the start of the Riddell District Netball League season, Romsey didn’t have an A-grade side.

With the appointment of Lena Way as coach and news that Hope Evans would play for the Redbacks again, the mission to form a team started.

Not only did they form a team, they formed one which looks likely to be competitive against most sides.

And although they lost 62-39 against reigning premiers Riddell on Saturday, the Redbacks played well enough to encourage Way.

�e coach said she was thrilled to have put together a really balanced squad.

“We have 50 per cent new players,” she said. “We have an experienced [A-grade] line-up with �ve girls over 30.

“Experience counts for everything. Katelyn [Byron], Chelsea [Ross] and Stefanie [Symes] all have Victorian Netball League experience and work well together.”

Others in the side are Carolyn McCarthy, returning to the club for the �rst time since 2003, and Riddell premiership player Lauren Anglin.

“Carolyn is extremely �t and comes into her own in the second half of games,” Way said. “In the second half, when errors can come into the game, she actually gets better.”

Way said the focus early in the season would be about getting the combinations working together and getting processes correct.

�e combination of Evans and Ross will be a strong one in the shooting circle.

Ross, who is part of the ACU Sovereigns division 1 side, will provide a target and take some of the pressure o� Evans, who has done most of the scoring for the Redbacks in recent years.

“It’s one of our many strengths,” Way said.

“Our defensive end has played elite netball together and are very di�erent players. Katelyn is a real thinker, while the other girls are more physical.

“�e midcourt is very poised and experienced.”

It was a close �rst quarter in the loss to Riddell before the Bombers extended the lead to seven goals by half-time. �e third quarter proved to be the di�erence as the Bombers shot out to a 21-goal lead.

In other results, Diggers Rest opened its account with a 47-28 win over an undermanned Lance�eld. Broadford defeated Sunbury Kangaroos 51-18, while Melton Centrals were too good for Wallan, winning 58-26. Macedon and Rupertswood played on Monday.

Tara Murray

Promising start for the team that Lena built

Sunbury wins battle of the Roos to go back to backEarly signs are good for the Sunbury Kangaroos, who made it two from two with a big win over Broadford in the Riddell District Football League on Saturday.

Unsure where they would sit this season, the Kangaroos have started the year with wins over Romsey and Broadford, who were last year’s premiers and preliminary �nalists.

At Boardman Reserve on Saturday, the Kangaroos had the answers to all Broadford’s attacks on the way to an 18.13 (121) - 11.12 (78) win.

�e Roos made the most of kicking with the wind to open a 32-point lead at the �rst break.

And Broadford – also known as the

Kangaroos – did the same at the start of the second quarter with the �rst three goals before Sunbury hit back with two of their own.

Broadford played its best football early in the second half and looked set to take control.

But again Sunbury responded with six goals for the quarter to virtually have the game in their keeping.

And when they kicked the �rst of the last term it was as good as over.

Sunbury coach Jarrod Dixon said he was happy with how his side had started the season.

“�ey’re starting to gel,” he said. “We’ve brought in new players and it will take time, but you can see they have a strong bond and I’m really happy at the moment.”

Key areas which stood out for Sunbury were their contested football in the attacking half and an ability to regroup each time Broadford looked like getting on top.

“�e contested ball is about the responsibility and trust as a team, to know that one player is going to do the tackling and the other player is going to put the pressure on,” Dixon said.

“If the forward line does it, everyone else will follow. It’s natural for the forward line and probably natural for the mids, but if your forward line puts on that sort of pressure you’ll see the results.

“What impressed me was our mindset that we settled down [when Broadford got on a run]

and went again. You don’t need a break to reset; you can do it during a game if your players are mature enough. “

�e Kangaroos had six players with multiple goals; Ryan Pretty kicked four of them.

Zane Williams was best on ground.Elsewhere, Riddell smashed Romsey,

Diggers Rest made it two from two with a win over Lance�eld, and Woodend-Hesket and Wallan opened their accounts with wins over Rockbank and Melton Centrals respectively.

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Sunbury’s Carla Krizanic puts her hot streak on the bowls green down to one thing – the enjoyment she’s getting from playing the game.

It has been a big 18 months for Krizanic, one of the most in-form bowlers in the nation.

Having cemented her spot in the Australian team, she last year won the Australian indoor title and her third Victorian Open.

And last week in Bowls Victoria’s state championship, she added a second Champion of Champions gong to her collection. She had previously won that title in 2012.

“You have to win your club singles championship and then compete against other club champions in the region,” explained Krizanic a�er last week’s contest.

“�en you go on to the �nals against the region champions from across the state. I was determined to win.”

In the same week, Krizanic was knocked out in the round of 16 in the state championship women’s singles, eventually won by Kyneton’s Chloe Stewart.

But Krizanic was part of the Northern Gateway team that won the women’s fours.

She says the side’s other three members, who are all in the Vic junior squad, asked her to play.

“I’d never played in the fours at this event before,” she said.

“We’re the youngest-ever team to win the event. �ey all played well and made it easy for me.

“I’m enjoying playing bowls again. I’m back playing pennant at Sunbury and we’re going good out there; it’s all pretty exciting.”

Next up for Krizanic is playing for Australia against Scotland in June and the Australian Open in the same month. Both events are on the Gold Coast. Carla Krizanic is enjoying her bowls – and her results. (Shawn Smits)

Bowling along just �ne Sports shorts

FootballSunbury Lions’ Madison Prespakis is joint winner of the Calder Cannons youth girls best and fairest award. Prespakis shared the award with Karly McNieve. The award capped off a good week for Prespakis, who was named in Vic Metro’s leadership group ahead of the youth girls under-18 national championships. Meanwhile, Kelsie Gill was part of the Victorian Women’s Football League side that lost to an Australian Defence Force team. Sheleice Thomas-Cathay and Lesha Lauaki played for Vic Country in the young guns game against Vic Metro, as did Kyneton’s Charlotte Lakey and Kailee Savoia.

Bendigo FLKyneton has two wins from the opening two rounds of the Bendigo Football League. The Tigers had to come from 12 points down at three-quarter time against South Bendigo to grab a 11.22 (88) - 9.12 (66) win. Ben Weightman was best on ground with seven goals.

SoccerSunbury United still has a single win after the �rst four rounds of the FFV state league 2 north-west season. On Saturday, United lost 2-0 to Essendon Royals. In state league 5 west, Gisborne got its �rst win of the year, with a big 4-0 win over local rival Kyneton United.

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