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By Matt Crossman

Real estate investors are �ocking to regional areas, with interest in Kyneton particularly strong.

New data released by the Real Estate Institute of Victoria reveals Kyneton was among the state’s top six areas for rental growth in the year to September 30.

�e rental yield �gure for three-bedroom homes in Kyneton – the proportion of rental income derived from the value of the property – was 4.4 per cent, up 2.9 per cent.

Real estate trends upWendouree, Mildura, Echuca, Alfredton and

Corio also made the list.REIV chief executive Enzo Raimondo said

regional centres already had very few vacancies and the rental market was tightening even further.

‘‘While a further fall in the vacancy rate is unwelcome news for those looking for a place to live, for investors it means continuity of tenancy and the likelihood of a pool of would-be tenants from which to choose,’’ he said.

Kyneton’s Connallys Real Estate principal

Mark Watson said the rental market was de�nitely growing.

‘‘At this time of year, vacancies can be up a bit because there are always people changing jobs and moving,’’ Mr Watson said. ‘‘But normally, demand for rental properties is much greater than supply.’’

PRD Nationwide Kyneton branch manager Helen Jens said the agency had just three properties available for rent last week.

‘‘Interest in this town is certainly growing,’’ Ms Jens said.

While acknowledging it was a touchy subject,

she said more development might be needed soon.

‘‘�ere are some plans for future subdivisions, but we’re a bit short of land at the moment.’’

Kyneton rentals range from about $200 to $600 a week, but most fall within the $330-$350 bracket.

Mr Watson said the house sales market was also reasonably solid. �e median house price in the Macedon Ranges increased 10.1 per cent in the past year to $545,000, with the largest growth being in Woodend (up 21 per cent) and Kyneton (8.5 per cent).

Beekeeper Jim Sansom is rapt with the health of his favourite little workers, even though things aren’t quite as healthy on a global scale.

The Newham apiarist says last autumn was particularly dif�cult for local beekeepers, but the climate since then has been more bee-friendly. Mr Sansom, a retired geography teacher who caught his �rst swarm as a boy in 1954, has been a partner in Edgecombe-based Blackhill Apiaries for almost two decades.

He says the small-scale honey operation is poised for a bumper year.

‘‘It’s purely climatic. Last autumn was particularly bad, but the past spring was really good.’’

Blackhill produces about a tonne and a half of honey each year, most of it being sold at local farmers markets.

Mr Sansom says bees worldwide are in dramatic decline, spelling disaster for agriculture and food supplies.

‘‘Pollination is the main issue. The claim is made that 60 per cent of stuff on supermarket shelves depends on pollination.’’

He says people should consider building a backyard hive. Groups like the recently formed Woodend Bee Friendly Society are there to help.

‘‘Poor old bees are up against so much with disease, loss of habitat and pesticides,’’ Mr Sansom says.

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Salvos Stores marketing co-ordinator Aife O’Loughlin said unsuitable donations were a continuous problem, which typically spiked in the weeks a�er Christmas.

‘‘It costs us in excess of $6 million Australia- wide to dispose of rubbish and items unsuitable for donations,” Ms O’Loughlin said. “�is money could be put to much better use.’’

She said Salvos Stores had a sustainability manager who worked with councils to solve the perennial problem of dumping.

By Matt Crossman

Broken tables, soiled mattresses and busted armchairs were among many useless items dumped outside Sunbury opportunity shops in recent weeks, lumping charities with expensive disposal costs.

Star Weekly spoke to volunteers from several Star Weekly spoke to volunteers from several Star Weeklylocal op shops, who said they were tired of coming to work on Monday mornings to �nd broken or unsuitable items piled up on footpaths or in carparks.

Vinnies manager Evelyn Banavas said

some people don’t realise that by leaving their donations out of hours, they are making them available for other people to rummage through or be damaged by weather and even rodents.

Ms Banavas said people who wanted to donate items should speak to a volunteer during business hours.

‘‘Our store is open six days a week,’’ she said.‘‘If people come in, we can also explain that

we can’t accept some things like cots because safety standards may have changed, or child car seats because we can’t check their integrity.

‘‘�ings like soiled mattresses, we end up

‘‘Some councils have opted to �ne those who have illegally dumped items on the street.’’

Hume city infrastructure director Daryl Whitfort said the council did not issue �nes for such o�ences, but court-imposed penalties for people convicted under the Litter Act ranged from $500 to $1000, plus costs.

‘‘Council has implemented camera surveillance at identi�ed priority areas in the community,’’ Mr Whitfort said.

He said 15 o�enders had been prosecuted for varying levels of illegal dumping in the city over the past six months.

Op shops want dumping to stop

Wildlife volunteers continue to scour the charred bush of Black Hill, rescuing animals injured in the blaze that tore through the area three weeks ago.

Macedon Ranges Wildlife Network volunteers have already removed about a dozen animals from the �re ground, including several wallabies, a family of kangaroos and an echidna. Most had burnt paws.

�e network’s �re ground co-ordinator, Tania Begg, said they had also come across the remains of many smaller, less fortunate animals.

She said animals that spent much of their time in trees, such as possums and gliders, had few places to go in the event of a major �re.

Animals rescued by the network’s 10 or so volunteers have been taken to shelters in Pastoria and Woodend to be nursed back to health.

Ms Begg said volunteers would visit the site, north of Kyneton, daily over coming weeks.

‘‘�ere’ll still be animals su�ering from the e�ects of the �re for eight or so weeks, so we’ll be keeping an eye on things for as long as we can.’’

Black Hill reserve remains closed to the public following the January 7 blaze, which was started by lightning and tore through 250 hectares of bush and farm land.

Hundreds of kilometres of fencing and several outbuildings were also destroyed.

Friends of Black Hill Reserve president Daryl Kellett described the outcome of the �re, which also burnt 3000 new trees, as tragic and said the reserve would take ‘‘20 to 30 years to recover’’.

A temporary number has been set up to report animals a�ected by the �re: phone 0476 158 080.

Matt Crossman

Fire blackened, but in good hands

Wildlife volunteer Martin Beaumont carries an injured kangaroo, one of four rescued from a family of �ve, from the Black Hill �re ground. (Macedon Ranges Wildlife Network)

Residents in bush�re-prone areas of Sunbury and the Macedon Ranges are being urged to check they have adequate home insurance because of stricter building codes introduced in the wake of 2009’s Black Saturday.

Victorian Building Authority technical and regulation director Jarrod Edwards said it was vital that people checked their insurance cover before it was too late.

‘‘�e last thing you need in the devastating event of losing your home in a bush�re is to discover your insurance policy doesn’t cover all the costs associated with rebuilding,’’ he said.

A recent statewide survey conducted for insurance company AAMI found only 22 per cent of home owners in areas of bush�re risk had contacted their insurer to check or update their cover.

A separate Insurance Council of Australia report found 14 per cent of people in high �re danger areas weren’t certain their insurance covered them against bush�re.

Mr Edwards said houses rebuilt to meet the requirements of the new codes could cost signi�cantly more than the original, which needed to be factored into the amount of insurance cover.

He said people in high-risk areas should also talk to a registered builder about mandatory design features required in the event of a rebuild.

Norm Glenn, director of Gisborne builder Prime-Metro Homes, said residents must do their research.

‘‘Don’t believe the advertised cost of what it takes to build a display home,’’ he said. ‘‘People in a designated bush�re area should add extra costs to the rebuild.’’

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Plans for sports expansionMacedon Ranges council has bought 12 hectares of vacant land opposite its new netball complex at New Gisborne. The land, at the corner of Hamilton and Barringo roads, will be used to build two sports ovals, a pavilion, playground and parking facilities. Deputy mayor Russell Mowatt said the council purchased the land to ensure it could meet the future recreational needs of people in the area. Plans will be developed after the land is rezoned.

Roadworks warningVicRoads hopes to complete works on Gisborne-Melton Road by March. The project includes installing wire rope safety barriers, extending culverts and removing hazardous trees along a three-kilometre section between Braeside and Couangalt roads. Works are being carried out between 7am and 6pm each weekday. Traf�c will be reduced to a single lane at times.

Tooby Booby fundraiserTooborac’s �rst “Tooby Booby” beer festival will raise funds for breast cancer research and support programs this Sunday. Country artist James Blundell and local bands will perform at the festival, being held at the Tooborac Hotel. Entry is by donation. More details are at www.tooborachotel.com.au.

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A Gisborne supermarket can lay claim to being a cut above the rest after taking out a national meat award for the third year running. Williamson’s Foodworks was recently awarded for having the chain’s best meat department Australia-wide, beating out 600 other stores. Director David Williamson said it was the �rst time the feat had been achieved. He said it was �tting recognition of the work put in by the team of 15 employed at his Gisborne and Sunbury stores. “The award’s rated on the standard, quality, range and pricing,” Mr Williamson said. “We’ve always aimed to provide butcher shop quality at supermarket prices.” Matt Crossman

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Barbecues, backyard cricket, a �ea market and an Aussie �lm night are among the activities on o�er for Sunbury and Macedon Ranges residents this Australia Day.

Awards and citizenship ceremonies will also be held in Kyneton and Broad- meadows, while there will be free entry at the Lance�eld and Woodend outdoor pools.

Macedon Ranges Australia Day ambassador Steve Moneghetti will speak at the council’s o�cial ceremony at Kyneton town hall from 10.30am a�er taking part in a �ve-kilometre family fun run from Gisborne’s Sankey Reserve at 8am. Township celebrations include a barbecue, foot race and �lm night at Baynton town hall from 6pm.

Gisborne celebrations at John Aitken Reserve’s rotunda from 9am include a �ag-raising ceremony, music and games.

Kyneton Lions Club will put on breakfast at the Mechanics Institute reserve from 8am, while a �ea market and antiques display will be held at Malmsbury town hall from 9am-4pm.

Tylden residents can enjoy a breakfast at the hall reserve from 8.30am and in Woodend a traditional Australian morning tea and backyard cricket match will be held at the RSL club from 10.30am-2pm.

Hume’s Australia Day awards and a ceremony for 100 new citizens is at Broadmeadows from 9am.

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A Woodend trader fears someone will have to be seriously injured before something is done about a ‘‘dangerous’’ intersection in the centre of town.

Danielle Corner is reviving a campaign seeking a new VicRoads study and consideration of a roundabout to ease tra�c and improve safety at the corner of Anslow and High streets.

Ms Corner said a steady stream of complaints and a wave of discussion on social media had prompted her to start another petition, a�er almost 2000 people supported a 2010 e�ort.

Campaign supporters will meet Macedon Labor MP Mary-Anne �omas this week to highlight their concerns.

Ms Corner, who was involved in a crash at the site in 2008, said the sound of tooting horns and cars screeching was ‘‘almost like background music’’ near the busy intersection.

‘‘Every day we’re hearing of near misses,’’ she said. ‘‘Buses also pick up school kids near Holgates [Brewhouse] then there’s all the bicycles, and the tra�c in town is always increasing.’’

Ms Corner said the intersection was confusing enough for Woodend residents, let alone people visiting.

‘‘A roundabout would reduce confusion as to who has right of way and would force a reduced speed along High Street,’’ she said.

Ms Corner said a bend in the road, a clock tower and gardens near the intersection all reduced visibility.

She questioned VicRoads �gures showing there had been only one low-impact crash at the intersection in the past �ve years, adding

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that while a roundabout might be costly, safety was more important.

VicRoads regional director Mal Kersting said the authority had no immediate plans to upgrade the intersection.

‘‘�e section of High Street operates within a low-speed environment,” he said. “On an

average day, around 6200 vehicles use this stretch of road and there is good visibility. Service roads … provide safe and easy access to Woodend’s commercial precinct.”

Ms Corner said a new petition would soon be available at Woodend businesses.

For more details, visit goo.gl/t9s7kY.

Danielle Corner at the intersection of High and Anslow streets in Woodend. (Shawn Smits)

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Gisborne Library temporary closure

Gisborne Library will close on Wednesday

28 January 2015 for maintenance works.

The book chute will be open for returns.

The library will re-open on Thursday

29 January 2015.

The Woodend, Romsey and Kyneton libraries

will be open should you wish to take the

opportunity to visit another library in the

shire on that day.

Expressions of Interest sought for Audit Committee

Expressions of Interest are invited from

residents, property owners or business

operators in the shire who would like to

be considered as an independent member

of Council’s Audit Committee.

The Audit Committee is an advisory committee

and the purpose of the Audit Committee is

to assist Council as described in the Audit

Committee Charter.

The Audit Committee is made up of three

independent members and two Councillors.

Council has already appointed two

independent members up to 31 December

2016, but following the retirement of the third

independent member there is now a vacant

position up to 31 December 2016.

If you are interested in becoming an

independent member of the Audit Committee

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2 February 2015.

Contact CouncilGeneral enquiries and emergency after hours 5422 0333Rates enquiries 5422 0322Kyneton Town Hall Box Offi ceKyneton Town Hall Box Offi ceKyneton Town Hall Box Offi 1300 888 802Mail & tenders PO Box 151 Kyneton 3444Facsimile 5422 3623Email [email protected]

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Notice of Intention to Sell

Notice Under Section 189 of the

Local Government Act 1989

Notice of Intention to Sell

In accordance with Section 189 of the

Local Government Act 1989, NOTICE

is hereby given that Council intends to

sell 104 Beauchamp Street Kyneton.

The area of the land is approximately 1804m2

and known as LOT 2 PS 437973V Parish of

Lauriston in Certifi cate of Title Volume 10554

Folio 939.

A person has the right to make a written

submission to Council under Section 223

of the Act on the above proposal and may

request to appear in person (or be represented

by a person named in the submission) at

a meeting to be heard in support of the

submission. Any submissions received in relation

to this matter will be presented to Council as

attachments to the relevant Council Meeting or

Committee Agenda, which are deemed to be

public documents. Submitters may request that

their name and address be omitted from their

submission when it is presented, and this should

be done in conjunction with their submission.

Submissions may be posted to the Chief

Executive Offi cer, PO Box 151, Kyneton 3444.

Submissions are to be submitted by no later

than Friday 13 February 2015.

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What’s on in our shire

About 9000 people walked through the turnstiles at the Gisborne and Kyneton indoor pools in the �rst month of summer. Macedon Ranges council �gures show 8890 visits were made to the Gisborne centre in the month to December 31, while 9026 visits were recorded at Kyneton. Woodend’s Mitchell, 7, and Mirabel, 8 (pictured with Kyneton aquatic centre instructor Cheryl), are among the children who have taken advantage of holiday swimming lessons. Both pools have swimming programs to suit all levels, from preschoolers through to adults. Private swim lessons for children with special needs can also be arranged. For more details, call 5421 1477 or visit www.mrsc.vic.gov.au/leisure.

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A major property developer has been slammed for distributing a pamphlet promoting a controversial Woodend housing development that has e�ectively been rejected by Macedon Ranges council.

Mayor Jennifer Anderson said residents opposed to the Davies Hill project were extremely disappointed by the pamphlet, which asks residents if they would like the matter discussed further.

But Villawood executive director Rory

February 2012 but was not formally considered by the council.

Last October, a planning amendment that would have paved the way for a 150-lot development and potential retirement village was unanimously rejected by councillors.

�e proposal was deemed premature because the recently adopted Woodend structure plan had identi�ed su�cient land supply in the town for at least 18 years.

Last week, Cr Anderson said it was disappointing that Villawood seemed not to accept the council’s position.

Costelloe claimed the long-running planning process had been characterised by a ‘‘lack of transparency’’.

Mr Costelloe said Villawood had been part of Woodend for six years and he was encouraged by responses to the pamphlet, which o�ers respondents the chance to win double passes to Australian Open tennis quarter-�nals.

�e developer �rst lodged a proposal for 650 lots at Davies Hill in 2011, but the plan was rejected by councillors as it did not �t the town’s character.

A revised 290-lot proposal was submitted in

“Council is committed to implementing the settlement strategy and Woodend structure plan as adopted,’’ she said.

Woodend resident Maxwell Winchester said the Villawood pamphlet could easily give the impression to new residents that there’d been no consultation.

“But there’s been six years of it,’’ Dr Winchester said. ‘‘I understand they have made a signi�cant investment and they want a return, but there’s nothing stopping them from developing the land in line with the policy that’s there.’’

Developer pamphlet condemned

As many as 5000 people are expected for Monday’s Australia Day race meeting at Hanging Rock. Kyneton and Hanging Rock Racing Club general manager Jon Dight says the popular event will feature a seven-race card, including the Hanging Rock Cup over 2350 metres. �ere’ll also be food stalls, live music and children’s entertainment. Mr Dight says the race day, one of just two held at the picturesque venue each year, is famous for its laid-back vibe. ‘‘Being Australia Day, it’s a good chance to get together with friends and celebrate with a traditional race meeting.’’ Tickets cost $25. Gates open at 11am, with the �rst race at 1.30pm. For more details, phone 1300 139 402 or visit goo.gl/Y4znhY.

Kyneton and Hanging Rock Racing Club’s Jon Dight is looking forward to race day.(Shawn Smits)

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Be up frontNeed a con�dence boost? Improve your public speaking skills at the next meeting of the Sunbury and Macedon Ranges Toastmasters group this evening at Sunbury Senior Citizens Centre from 7.30-9.30pm.■ 0402 604 983 or www.macedonrangestoastmasters.org.au

Lance�eld market startsCheck out some of the �nest produce the Macedon Ranges has to offer at the Lance�eld and District Farmers Market. The �rst market of the year is on Saturday at the centre plantation of High Street. ■ goo.gl/P8GomV

Malmsbury marketA �ea market will be held at Malmsbury town hall from 9am-2pm this Sunday. Live music as you browse. Free entry.

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

Car boot bargainsCrafts, plants, hot food and children’s entertainment will be on offer at Sunbury’s market and car boot sale at the Elizabeth Drive community centre on February 7. ■ Stall inquiries: 0400 907 793

Summer readingSunbury library’s summer reading club will celebrate its season’s �nale with a party on February 10. Fantastic prizes.■ www.humelibraries.vic.gov.au/Whats_On

Put pen to paperA six-week creative writing class for beginners starts at Sunbury’s Rupertswood Mansion on February 18. The twilight school will be led by TAFE teacher Bruno Lettieri. Cost: $60 ($30 concession).■ 9744 0083 or [email protected]

Expand horizonsWoodend Neighbourhood House has released its �rst-term program with classes in botanical illustration, creative writing, French, belly-dancing and more. ■ 5427 1845 or www.woodendnh.org.au

Aussie rock tributeA tribute to Australian rock greats on January 30 will raise funds for Macedon Ranges mental health support network PS My Family Matters. Revisit Dragon, Hunters and Collectors, INXS, and Cold Chisel at La Cibo, Gisborne, from 6.30pm.

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Milkman bashedEmbona taskforce detectives are hunting a trio who bashed and robbed a milkman in Sunbury on Christmas Eve. Police said the milkman, 21, was approached as he returned to his van after making a delivery in McInnes Close about 1.15am the night before Christmas. The men, one armed with a metal pole, demanded cash from the driver, who handed over a small amount. One of the men then struck the driver’s ribs with the pole before attacking the van. The driver, who was wearing a padded coat, was not injured. The men are believed to be aged in their late teens to early 20s. They were wearing black clothing and were described as being of Caucasian appearance. Anyone with information should phone Crime Stoppers on 1800 333 000.

Life-saver stolenA de�brillator donated to Sunbury Little Athletics Club was taken during a burglary at Boardman Reserve last Tuesday night. The life-saving device, valued at $2300, was stolen early on January 13. Food was also taken.

Thieves take school computersTwelve computers were stolen from Sunbury West Primary School early on January 13. Police said thieves smashed a window before taking the computers, valued at $500 each.

Help for supporting teensParents of teenage children can learn how to help young people dealing with anxiety, depression, eating disorders or alcohol and drug problems through a

free course offered by Macedon Ranges council. Participants of the 14-hour course will be taught how to identify and address youth mental health problems. Courses will be held in January, March, May, June, July and October. For more details, phone 5422 0337 or visit www.mrsc.vic.gov.au/live4life.

Portraits of sibling loveAn exhibition of portraits celebrating the relationship between people with a disability and their siblings is touring the Macedon Ranges. The pictures, taken by local photographers Deborah Mullins and Kim Selby, featured in Woodend writer Angela Cox’s recent book Me & My Brother. The exhibition, Me & My Brother. The exhibition, Me & My Brotherwhich was in Kyneton last month, is at Gisborne library until January 30. The photographs will be displayed at Woodend’s Chamber Art and Coffee House from February 4 to 22 and at Romsey library from February 25 to March 28. For more details on the book, visit www.specialstories.com.au. All proceeds go to local disability service providers.

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On nearly nine hectares with spectacular views towards Daylesford and Mount Franklin, this cottage-style double storey is an ode to timber throughout, with walls, ceilings (some cathedral) and exposed beams all in pine. Coupled with slate �oor tiles and neutral carpets, it has a de�nite country vibe which suits its setting – and if that doesn’t suit, a few licks of paint would change the feel entirely. There are three bedrooms, a parent’s retreat and a study (or optional fourth bedroom). Next to a meals area with wood heater, the kitchen is also replete with timber in cabinetry and has a wall oven, gas cooktop and dishwasher. An outdoor area has a pizza oven and verandahs provide another spot for relaxation. An old railway carriage in the grounds would make a perfect studio or sleepout while adding value. Verdant paddocks and a productive olive grove maintained by a great water supply are other treats at this special place known as Mount Olivette.

RT Edgar: 5427 1222 Price: $740,000 – $810,000 Private sale

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Dunlop Real Estate: 9744 2555 Price: Contact agent Private sale

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Bound to tempt lovers of a rural lifestyle, especially those with a passion for organic growing and potential distribution to niche markets, this lovely property of about 6.07 hectares not only has two houses (on separate meters) but also an old vineyard with drip and overhead spray infrastructure intact. The main house is a rustic original Victorian (mid 1860s) amid cottage gardens, with three bedrooms (each with �replace), bathroom, two toilets and a living room with �replace. The rural kitchen has a Rayburn slow-combustion cooker, dishwasher and a freestanding cooker. The second eco-friendly smart-design house is a wonderful conversion from the original shearing shed, with two bedrooms, bathroom, modern kitchen, a large living area, and an independent studio permit. Solar panels, orchards, an original barn, a really big new shed, huge water tanks, a bore, drystone walls, historic outbuildings and fantastic views make this property very special.

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Absolutely Charming!-2 acres approx.� Blue-stone home with heritage features & bull-nose verandahs� Magnificent main bedroom with full ensuite & WIR� Country style kitchen with walk-in pantry� Established gardens with paved outdoor courtyard� 19x11mtr shed with power & concrete flooring� Separate lock up garage� Pony paddock

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Goldie-locks meets the 3 bears–12.5acres� Main bedroom with full ensuite, parents retreat, WIR & balcony� Excellent kitchen/meals� Delightful lounge with hydronic heating & OFP� 2 further bedrooms downstairs (or 1 + study)� Well fenced dam/lake, rick volcanic soil, abundance of water,ter,ter produc-tive vegie garden,stunning views

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A Touch of Magic- 7 acres� Three very large bedrooms—main with WIR� Elegant formal lounge, formal dining� Exceptionally spacious kitchen, Informal dining opening to front deck� Family room leading to sheltered rear deck� Massive shed to house farm machinery� Excellent dog run, fenced paddocks� Town water,ter,ter tank water,ter,ter bore water

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A splendid family home awaits anew owner.Just 3 years young and beautifullybuilt, the home provides anabundance of space both insideand out.Excellent accommodationcomprises:• Exceptionally large main bedroomcomplete with fully fitted dressingroom and magnificent ensuite.

• Three more queen sizedbedrooms with fitted built-in-robes

• Large study/home of�ce• Delightful sitting room offeringofferingofaccess to the Pergola

• Exceptionally spacious family/dining area – perfect forentertaining

• Large rumpus room opening tothe rear deck

• Magni�cent kitchen – 5 burnergas/electric stove, very largebutler’s pantry, dishwasher

• Powder room• Beautiful family bathroom• Excellent laundry• Double garage + workshop underroof with roller door rear access

Exceptional features include outdoorentertainment area & under-coverPizza oven, ducted vacuum, gasducted heating, evaporative cooling,full insulation, excellent fencing, 5star energy rating.A simply splendid home! Be quickto inspect.

“Simply Splendid”- 1600m210 Sullivan Court ROMSEY $495,000

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“RESPONSIBILITY”First and foremost – a very Happy, healthy andprosperous 2015 to you all!

2015 has started with fires! South Australia has hada dreadful time and we, in Victoria, have not beenspared, and this is just the start of summer!

To what extent can we be responsible for the safety ofour own property?

Living in the Macedon Ranges or any rural area meansaccepting bush fire risk and making the appropriatepreparations.

Cleaning up of grass, bushes and rubbish is the firststep. A wide fire break around rural properties oraround lifestyle properties is very important. Removelow growing branches from trees and clean up fallenlimbs. Make sure driveways are clear and safe.Remove all flammable material from gutters, underhouses, from around sheds and keep verandah’s clear.clear.clearGum trees, though beautiful, are highly flammableand not really appropriate close to dwellings.

The CFACFACF volunteers do a spectacular job fighting firesand keeping us safe.

Listen to their advice! If the CFACFACF or Police recommendevacuation, then leave! Bricks and mortar can bereplaced, life cannot.

This summer be safe and be responsible.

Let us hope that 2015 is a wonderful year and a safeone for all.

• Column supplied by Liz Dormontt. Liz is a directorof Chess Property Consultants, based in Romsey.To contact Liz, phone 5429 5544 or check out theirwebsite at www.chessproperty.com.au


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LIVE IN GUM TREE HILLS!An exceptional �rst home or savvy investment opportunity awaits withthis great family home sitting on an wonderful corner.

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5 Lambert Avenue, Sunbury3 A 1 B 2 C

YOUR CORNER OF GARDENPARADISE!O�erO�erO� ed for sale for the�rst time inover 24 years!Spacious front living room �owing to arenovated kitchencompletewithS/Sappliancesoverlooking glorious established gardens.Accommodation includes a good sized masterbedroom with BIR with another 2 bedroomswith BIR’s PLUS a great sized study/4thbedroom which share a 2 way bathroom.Additional features include evaporativecooling, ducted gas heating, alarm system.

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7 McCubbin Court, Sunbury4 A 2 B 2 C

THE OPPORTUNITY IS HERE!This warm and inviting light �lled home o�erso�erso�a Jarrah kitchen with stainless steel appliances.The dining area and separate large family livingareas sit next to the kitchen, opening ontoan undercover entertaining area featuringprivate gardens enveloped by delightfullandscaping. Located in a quiet court locationwith parkland’s a stone throw away all set on agenerous allotment of approximately 837m2!.Accommodation includes 3 spacious bedroomswith BIR’s plus a study which could be used asa 4th bedroom, with master comprising fullensuite andWIR.

Price: $365,000 to $380,000Inspection: Saturday 11.30am to 12.00pmPhoto ID requiredContact: Adam Sacco 0409 033 [email protected]

Unit 7/55 Brook Street, Sunbury2 A 1 B 1 C

STANDINGSTANDINGST PROUD WITHIN THETOWNSHIP!Craftsmanaftsmanaf Homes build accommodates2 wonderful sized bedrooms with BIR’sand a central bathroom. Designed with acontemporary open living plan, vogue kitchenand quality stainless steel appliances it’s sureto please! Large doors from the living area �owonto the decking with garden views. OerOerO inginternal access from the lock-upgarage and lowmaintenance landscaped gardens. Additionalfeatures include refrigerated cooling andducted heating, plantation shutters and more!

Price: $395,000 to $415,000Contact: Adam Sacco 0409 033 [email protected]

21 Towerbridge Rise, Sunbury4 A 2 B 2 C

FULFIL YOUR DESIRES!LocatedinthedistinguishedJacksonsHillEstate!This inviting home provides multiple separateliving zones of spacious proportions includingformal living, impeccable rumpus/theatreroom with double doors, commodious familyroom with a spacious central meals area withadjoining sizable kitchen framed with pendantlight �ttings incorporating stone benches andfully appointed with S/S appliances includingdishwasher,sher,sher inbuilt microwave, 900mm gascook top and oven with a walk in pantry.Outside continues to impress with a huge54m2merbau deck with fantastic views.

Price: $595,000 - $635,000Inspection: Saturday 10.00am to 10.30amPhoto ID requiredContact: Adam Sacco 0409 033 [email protected]


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�ree words could be used to describe shiraz from the Barossa Valley: big, rich and bold. But there’s more to the Barossa than just opulent shiraz, with its �avours and structure changing as you head from north to south. Di�erences between rainfall and altitude and a wide range of soil types all play their part.

“�e Barossa is made up of three major towns: Tanunda, Nuriootpa and Angaston, but (also) myriad hamlets,” says Wolf Blass winemaker Steven Frost.

For 100 years these hamlets produced wines of di�erent styles until the large producers arrived, taking grapes from around the region and blending them to become the wines that helped launch a thousand shiraz ships.

“Traditionally the little producers in the Barossa were very town, or parish, driven. Being poor German settlers, there are little parishes – towns – where everyone had to travel by cart to their own little winery,” Frost says.

“With mechanisation and as we’ve become bigger as an industry, some little guys have stayed true to their little spot, and bigger guys, like us, who have come along late on the scene in the ’60s and the early ’70s, are not limited to sourcing from their own little spot.”

Each year Frost makes shiraz from vineyards dotted through the Barossa and Eden valleys, before blending them to create the Wolf Blass suite of wines. Here are the di�erences he sees in shiraz from di�erent parts of the Barossa Valley.

Southern BarossaStarting at Lyndoch, the Barossa’s most southern sub-region has the lowest altitude and the highest rainfall. It’s surrounded by undulating hills, with deep, rich soils. �e best wines come from vineyards on the hills. “�e vines are richer and lusher,” Frost says. “We pick this region the earliest because it grows with more canopy and the fruit ripens faster. �e fruit is generally more fragrant, charming and more in the so� plum and berry fruits and the least tannic and structured throughout the Barossa Valley.”

Central BarossaHeading north through to Dorrien, in the heart of the Barossa, the altitude rises to 260 to 300metres. Gully winds from the Eden Valley cool the area in the early evening and lead to relatively cold nights.

�e best-performing grapes are grown in deep, rich soil along the North Para River. “�e wines all have fantastic, savoury tannins and blue fruit �avours. It’s quite unique,” Frost says.

To the north“In the northern valley, in what the locals call Ebenezer but we can’t because the name has been trademarked, it’s higher again, at 320metres,” Frost says. “As you travel north, the vegetation drops o�. It gets cooler nights but conditions are harder during the day.

“Deep, rich-red clays hold the winter rains and the vines have to work hard to access that water. �e slow, harsh conditions build more intensity in the wines and it provides the rich opulent style of Barossa shiraz everyone knows: bigger, richer, more powerful wines [than in the south], with rich plum and chocolate �avours.”

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SPORT

Weather proved to be the spoiler for Central Highlands’ under-18 cricketers at the Victorian Bushrangers under-18 state championships.

�e Highlanders �nished second in group D with a win, loss and weather-a�ected draw in the round robin stage of the competition.

�ey were due to face Gippsland Pride in the quarter-�nals last Wednesday, but the match was called o� because of rain-saturated grounds, leaving Pride to progress to the semi-�nals because it was higher on the ladder in the group stage.

“It’s very disappointing that we are out to another team because of ladder position,” Highlanders coach Paul Je�rey said. “It’s a very hollow feeling … you can’t control the weather.”

Je�rey said the Highlanders had set out to make the �nals.

“We wanted to make the �nals and see how far we could go,” he said. “�e weather meant that didn’t happen.”

Captain Blake �omson was the standout for the Highlanders, with 167 in two hits.

“He performed really well and was disappointed that he didn’t get on the �eld,” Je�rey said.

“Nick Strangio [from Bacchus Marsh Cricket Club], our spin bowler, got wickets in both games and the seam bowlers did their bit, too.

“Jakob Tidyman, our opener, made 77 in the second game.”

Despite the disappointing end, Je�rey said the players had learnt a lot.

“�ey gelled together well and had a lot of fun, on and o� the �eld.

“�ey learnt a lot … even though a couple of games were washed out.

“Five or six of the boys are bottom-age players and can play next year.”

In the VicSpirit under-16 state championships, the Highlander girls �nished eighth a�er losing their semi- �nal to South East Bayside Breakers.

Sent in, the Highlanders struggled to make just 66, Tayla Harris top scoring with 20.

In reply, the Breakers made 7-110. Natalie Svanosio took two wickets.

�e under-14 girls �nished o� the championships in style with a win over the Barwon Rockettes. �e Highlanders bowled the Rockettes out for 54, with Imogen Barlow (Gisborne Cricket Club), Rebecca Sinclair and Sophie Dyer taking two wickets each.

In reply, the Highlanders made 88 for their �rst win in the competition.

Tara Murray

Highlanders’ hopes dashed

By Tara Murray

Riddell wanted to make amends for its loss to Sunbury United last week, and Wallan just happened to be the unlucky team to cop it.

�e Bombers has sat in prime position on the Gisborne and District Cricket Association’s McIntyre Cup ladder all season, but the Wallan loss narrowed the gap between them and the rest to two points.

With that in mind, Bombers coach Heath Wadden said they wanted to make the most of playing against the winless Wallan.

Riddell shows again who’s boss“I said to the guys a lot of the other teams that

have played Wallan have got them outright, and that we need to take the opportunities when they’re there,” Wadden said on Sunday.

“Yesterday everything went to plan. We won the toss and the boys bowled really well and got them out before we got the runs we wanted to get.”

At stumps on day one, Wallan was 4-11 in its second innings still trailing the Bombers by 58 runs. Wadden said they considered batting for longer a�er a poor performance with the bat the week before against Sunbury United.

�e Bombers declared at 5-120 against Wallan.

“Last week we bowled well [against Sunbury United] but our batting let us down,” Wadden said. “We thought about batting longer, but the position on the ladder is more important.

“�ere’s still another three games to go, so there’s no need to panic, and Sunbury United are a good side,” he said.

“We need to work on a few things, but we know if we bat our 80 overs out in a two-day game we will win most of the time.”

Gisborne is also in a good position heading

into day two of its game with Romsey. �e Dragons will resume at 0-19, needing 111 for the win. Darcy Nolan was the star with the ball for the Dragons taking 5-27.

Daniel Heaney fell seven runs short of a century against Sunbury United. Heaney was the backbone of Woodend’s innings of 259.

United captain-coach James Hughes took 7-74. Sunbury will resume at 1-13 against Bacchus Marsh chasing 187.

Jason McGann took 4-39 and Jason Elliott took 3-40 for Sunbury.

East Sunbury facing tricky run chaseEast Sunbury’s Jaxson Mobilio had the batsman ducking for cover. (Shawn Smits)

East Sunbury and Rupertswood’s match is evenly placed a�er the �rst day of their clash in the Gisborne and District Cricket Association’s B-grade competition.

For a rising East Sunbury, entering the game two points behind third-placed St Anthonys, taking on the competition leaders provides a litmus test of where the side is at.

�e �under got o� to a perfect start, dismissing Rupertswood opener Bruce Marshall for a duck, a�er Rupertswood had elected to bat.

Rupertswood then steadied through coach Patrick Tyler and Hayden Ross, who formed the biggest partnership of the innings: 70.

Once Ross fell for 34, the wickets started to tumble for Rupertswood.

Tyler was out for 44 with his team in sight of 100. Some late-order hitting from Logan Gray pushed the score to 180.

Jessy Carroll was again among the wickets for the �under, taking 3-41.

East Sunbury will start its innings on day two.

Macedon looks set to stay in the top four, with victory in sight at stumps on day one of its clash with Bacchus Marsh.

Sending Bacchus Marsh in proved the right decision as Macedon dismissed its opponent for 92. Patrick Trotta was tight with his bowling, taking 5-11 o� 7.2 overs, while Tim Dawe grabbed 4-26.

Daniel Trotta then came out �ring with the bat and will resume at 54, as Macedon �nished the day at 1-73.

Ash�eld has already secured �rst innings points against Sunbury United, which was bowled out for a miserly 63, with Aaron Wright the only batsmen to get going.

Ash�eld reached its target with two wickets down and will resume at 2-65 with an eye on outright points as it pushes for the top four.

Diggers Rest Bulla, also looking to join that echelon, put in a better batting performance against St Anthonys.

Having struggled in recent rounds, Diggers Rest Bulla made 213, Lincoln Grant top-scoring with 47.

In C-grade, Lance�eld’s good form continued, with the ladder leaders securing �rst innings points against Woodend on day one.

Tara Murray

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SCOREBOARD CRICKET

VSDCANORTH WEST1ST XI: Plenty Valley 7-265 and 2-15 bt Sunshine 137, Brunswick 8-247 (Mergod 63) bt Williamstown 7-245, Melton 3-189 (Rogers 100no) bt Preston 156, Werribee 9-276 (Pritchard 61 Freeman 54 Lane 5-45) bt Balwyn 275, Kew 9-201 bt Ivanhoe 180 (Buszard 53 Field 5-35), Altona 251 bt Coburg 196 (Rule 57), Yarraville 4-273 (Love 100no Shaw 51 Woolf 50) bt Roxburgh Park/Broadmeadows. 2ND XI: Plenty Valley 5-214 (Hulm 73 Stevens 67) bt Sunshine 156, Williamstown 5-245 (Smith 132) bt Brunswick 9-244, Preston 137 and 1-102 (Holt 57no) bt Melton 108 (McCallum 5-22), Balwyn 8-255 bt Werribee (Alifraco 90 Kennan 5-45), Kew 4-211 (Devlin 58no) bt Ivanhoe 167, Coburg 9-140 bt Altona 138, Roxburgh Park/Broadmeadows 187 bt Yarraville 172 (Newman 5-26).3RD XI: Plenty Valley 95 bt Sunshine 80, Kew 3-124 (McMahon 64) bt Ivanhoe 139,Yarraville 2-161 (Pereira 87no) bt Roxburgh Park/Broadmeadows 157, Brunswick 7-185 btWilliamstown 154, Preston 9-134 bt Melton 102, Altona 147 bt Coburg 136, Balwyn 146 btWerribee 81. 4TH XI: Plenty Valley 184 (Rifkaz 128) bt Sunshine 34, Ivanhoe 1-80 bt Kew 75, Yarraville 6-192 (MacGibbon 62 Janka 50rh) bt Roxburgh Park/Broadmeadows 72 (Mahajan 5-24), Preston 6-153 bt Melton 137, Brunswick 3-168 (Thompson 68)bt Williamstown 7-161 (Rana 75no), Balwyn 5-137 bt Werribee 7-136.

WESTERN SUBURBS CHURCHESA E Lowe Shield: County West 5-183 bt Manor Lakes 4-178, Eynesbury Eagles 5-218 bt Melbourne University 62, St Johns 3-213 bt AA Maidstone 139. Bill Honey Shield: Altona Sports 8-165 bt Manor Lakes 84, United Tarneit Tarneit T 8-123 bt Altona Roosters 122. Tasman Tasman T Smith Shield: Hoppers Crossing 6-60 bt Western Lions 58, Williamstown Congs 5-169, County West 7-136 bt St Johns 134.

VICTORIAN TURFRound 8 Sen: Tulla 8-214 bt St Bern 9-165, Yarrav Club 7-174 bt Bent 147, Greenv 7-206 bt Hopp Cross 130, Sth Caul 7-196 bt Beau 5-186, Strathm 8-149 bt McKin 114, Hamp 7-145 bt AWStC 120. Nth: W Coburg 6-164 bt Laverton 89, Keilor 6-193 bt Keil Pk 166, PEGS 9-162 bt Spotsw 8-159, Westm 8-120 bt Sedd 93, Alt Nth 9-106 bt Suns Druids 83, Doutta 172 bt RPB 66.

PREMIER GRADERound 13 (one-day)1sts: Ringwood 139 from 49.3 ov (D King 43 T Welsford 3-14 C Salm 3-21 R Sidebottom 2-26)def. by Carlton 9-178 (M Phelan 52 P Ashton3-39 I Holland 3-46); Casey-South Melbourne8-166 (C Rose 46no S Maggs 42 C Hall 31 B Drew 3-47 W Walker 2-21) def. by CamberwellMagpies 7-168 from 39.2 ov (J Lampard 65 C Hall 3-19 C Brown 2-22); Prahran 3-149 from

32.5 ov (A Bull 63 D Hemp 29) def Geelong146 from 44.5 ov (E Vines 56 J McDonald28 A Hutton 3-26 N McNally 2-14 N Morrey2-29); Haw-Mon Uni 8-175 from 49.5 ov (noscores available) d Dandenong 172 from 49ov (K Silva 68 P Sweeney 43no J Khan 5-21BA Howell 4-31); Fitzroy Doncaster 4-226 (M Frith 105no T Sheehan 51 P Dickson 47) def StKilda 7-194; Monash Tigers 154 from 46.4 ov(W Sheridan 39 D Sartori 35 S Sturrock 4-30 D Worrall 3-32 N Quinn 2-29) def by Melbourne7-177 (A Kent 60 P Petricola 30no); Northcote73 from 41.1 ov (B Abbatangelo 23 M Doric5-16 L Cameron 2-21) def by Essendon 102from 42 ov (J Damjanovski 20no S Harbinson4-28 J Sundberg 2-6); Greenvale Kang 8-174from 48.1 ov (J Lidgett 52 J Shantry 42 J Benbow 2-24) d Frankston Peninsula 9-173(S Wiese 71 J Shantry 3-28 K Adams 2-35 A Smillie 2-39); Melbourne Uni 4-233 from 53ov (B Fletcher 80 M Simpson 54 H Winter-Irving 2-29) v Footscray Edgewater 7-211 from49 ov (D Kight 66 T Dean 56 F Ahmed 2-18 A Boyle 2-54)2nds: Carl 4-239 (McCormick 101 Hancock94 Paterson 3-29) bt Ring 149 (Lewis 3-26),Camb Mag 175 (Rawson 37 Had�eld 3-26) btCasey-SM 167 (Elston 48 Suriaratchie 32),Prah 9-193 (Blaich 56 Atkinson 38 Parsons32) bt Geel 168 (Ford 41 Arnel 31 Van DerMerwe 3/28), Dand 6-191 (Cooray 58 Worrell76) bt Haw-Mon Uni 189 (Herath 50 Gannon33 Dowling 4-28), Frank Pen 3-114 (Harford37) bt Green Kang 110 (McIlroy 3-20), FitzDonc 7-235 (Stockdale 74 Martin 51) bt StKilda 6-206 (Munday 45no Michelmore 37Drummond 36), Melb Uni 5-168 (Tudor 91noBorovec 39no Nalesnyik 3-23) bt Foot Edge9-167 (Underwood 56 Armstrong 42 Green3-46), Mon Tigers 7-268 (Taylor (Taylor (T 74 Weeks 65Koop 39 Paynter 3-50) bt Melb 9-206 (Paynter48 Watts 45no Brewin 38 Shimell 3-35), Ncte9-163 (Keogh 42 Crispe 33no Cookson 31Rhodes 3-32) bt Ess 88 (Stewart 34 Molloy 30Keogh 4-5 Crispe 3-19).3rds: Carl 7-161 (Simmons 37) bt Ring 9-157(Cormack 36 Wilson 3-23 Mills 3-27), CambMag 9-208 bt Casey-SM 6-206, Prah 7-199(Hartley 59) bt Geel 142 (Hart 50), Dand9-127 (Rowe 37 D’Rozario 3-23) bt Haw-MonUni 9-125 (Murrian 34), Green Kang v FrankPen (nsa), St Kilda 4-228 (Bychkov 101 Gilbert78no) bt Fitz Donc 143 (Ireland 44 Grace 35),Melb Uni 4-224 (Phelan 108 Skinner 40Roughsedge 36) bt Foot Edge 174 (King 61Gudde 38 Dhuri 3-24 Grant 3-30), Mon Tigers7-207 (Waters 62 Brodie 52 Van Riet 4-35) btMelb 204 (Larter 46 Hudson 46 Gunning 37Benson 31 McEwan 3-33 Anderson 3-41), Ncte8-151 bt Ess 7-150.4ths: Ring 2-44 bt Carl 43 (Newman 4-8),Casey-SM 6-105 (Woods 32no) bt Camb Mag104 (Bhargave 34 Mills 5-23 Braid-Ball 3-17),Geel 6-90 (Noall 31 Tyler Tyler T 3-15) bt Prah 87(Raymer 5-19), Haw-Mon Uni 213 (Paraw 62Page 53) bt Dand 184 (Miller 38), Frank Pen7-166 (Mann 62no) bt Green Kang 163 (Usher49 Spaull 32 Jansz 3-26), St Kilda 6-192(Garschagen 50no Chamberlain 42 Edmunds40) bt Fitz Donc 100 (Smith 58no Rayner4-13), Melb Uni 3-176 bt Foot Edge 9-173(Collinson 99no Moscript 3-29), Mon Tigers2-140 (Bradbury 65no) bt Melb 139 (Sharma45 McRae 3-18), Ncte 7-228 (Marrow 74Wright 57 Davine 34) bt Ess 110.

BOWLSSATURDASATURDASA Y METROPOLITTURDAY METROPOLITTURDA AN PENNANTY METROPOLITAN PENNANTY METROPOLITRound 13Premier Division

W L D Up Dn PtsAltona 11 2 0 279 - 180Melbourne 9 4 0 141 - 154Bundoora RSL 8 5 0 90 - 139Clayton 7 6 0 156 - 131Essendon 6 7 0 168 - 119Brighton 6 7 0 56 - 117 MCC Kew Sports 6 7 0 - - 109Mentone 5 8 0 - 64 97Yarra Glen 5 8 0 - 142 90Moonee Ponds 2 11 0 - 684 34BRIGHTON 14-84 bt MENTONE 4-83 (D Shaw 19 lost to J Ryan 20 M Butler 19 lost to D Jones 26 M Brain 23 bt B McCallum 19 P Gawthorne 23 bt C Twentyman 18)23 bt C Twentyman 18)23 bt C TYARRA YARRA Y GLEN 15-76 bt MELBOURNE 3-71 (T Stafford 26 bt D Hoareau 14 M O’Brien 19 bt G Hopwood 18 M Creighton 10 lost to R Green 18 M Aylward 21 D B Leighton 21)ESSENDON 14-78 bt CLAYTON CLAYTON CLA 4-75 (A Flapper 18 bt D Holt 17 P Loe 19 lost to G Archer 20 M Strochnetter 16 lost to L Adams 17 N Wilson 25 bt D Benwell 21)ALTONA ALTONA AL 17-117 bt MOONEE PONDS 1-49 (B Foley 33 bt M McHardy 10 M Rennex 36 bt J Hubber 10 B Peck 15 D D Murphy 15 S Fordham 33 bt A Crowl 14)MCC KEW SPORTS 1-73 lost to BUNDOORA RSL 17-95 (P Pervaz 23 lost to A Galloway 24 G Ball 21 D D DiFlorio 21 C Ball 19 lost to N McIntyre 21 R Jansen 10 lost to B Spurr 29).

Division One – Section 1W L D Up Dn Pts

Deer Park 11 2 0 203 - 183 Mitcham 9 4 0 191 - 163Bund. RSL (2) 8 5 0 162 - 144Croydon 7 6 0 - 41 116Burwood Dist. 6 7 0 - 31 109MCC (2) 6 7 0 - 39 108 Whittlesea 6 7 0 - 70 101Brighton (2) 5 8 0 - 166 87 Keysborough 3 10 0 - 95 81Ferntree Gully 4 9 0 - 114 78

Sec 1: Bund RSL (2) 16-89 Fern Gul (1) 2-62, Croy (1) 0-64 Mitch (1) 18-81, Keys (1) 6-76 Whitt (1) 12-77, Burw Dist (1) 0-61 Deer Pk (1) 18-96, MCC (2) 16-94 Bright (2) 2-60.


Altona (2) 12 1 0 141 - 191 Werribee 8 5 0 116 - 145Eltham 7 6 0 66 - 136Melton 6 6 1 - 8 121 Essendon (2) 6 6 1 32 - 113Donvale 6 7 0 - 58 106 Elsternwick Club 6 7 0 - 114 99Lilydale 5 8 0 - 90 92Lalor (2) 4 9 0 - 7 87Berwick 4 9 0 - 92 80

Sec 2: Donv (1) 2-72 Alt (2) 16-76, Melt (1) 9-84 Ess (2) 9-84, Elth (1) 18-102 Lily (1) 0-58, Ber (1) 1-61 Lal (2) 17-84, W’bee (1) 4-79 Elst Clb (1) 14-87.


Glenroy 10 3 0 219 - 178Moonee Valley 9 4 0 192 - 157Yarra Footscray 9 4 0 223 - 152Cheltenham 7 6 0 170 - 136 Burden Park 7 6 0 - 25 126 Edithvale 7 6 0 - 64 117Rich. Union 6 7 0 1 - 106St Kilda 5 7 1 34 - 102Melton (2) 4 8 1 - 44 93 Lalor 0 13 0 - 706 3

Sec 3: Chelt (1) 14-90 Rich Uni (1) 4-76, Glenr (1) 14-80 Y’ville Foot (1) 4-74, St Kil (1) 4-69 Edith (1) 14-74, Ment (2) 16-99 Burd Pk (1) 2-55, Lal (1) 0-60 Moon Val (1) 18-122.


Mulgrave CC 10 2 0 146 - 169Fitzroy Victoria 10 3 0 172 - 156MCC 9 3 0 137 - 147Heathmont 8 4 0 50 - 136Glen Waverley 7 6 0 - 59 118Kingsbury 5 8 0 - 25 101Ringwood 5 8 0 - 138 94Pakenham 4 9 0 - 46 81Armadale 3 10 0 - 123 76Cranbourne 3 10 0 - 114 74

Sec 4: Fitz Vic (1) 14-73 Cran (1) 4-67, Glen Wav (1) 2-68 Arma (1) 16-87, Kings (1) 16-91 Pak (1) 2-66, Ring (1) 14-85 Mulg CC (1) 4-81.Div 2-Sec 1: Hopp (1) 2-66 Sunb (1) 16-91, Flem/Kens (1) 16-82 Will (1) 2-63, Yarr/Foot (2) 16-87 Melt (2) 2-60, Rosam (1) 16-84 W’bee (2) 2-70, Suns C (1) 2-73 Alt Sports (1) 16-88. Sec 2: Craig (1) 18-92 Broad (1) 0-55, Ess (3) 5-74 Strath (1) 13-76, Buck Pk (1) 2-65 Glenr (2) 16-72, W Cob (1) 2-75 Pres-Res (1) 16-83, Keil (1) 15-78 Fitz Vic (2) 3-72. Div 3-Sec 1: Alt (3) 14-84 Suns RSL (1) 4-75, Yarr/Foot (3) 3-67 New (1) 15-74, Will (2) 3-76 Port Melb (1) 15-81, W’bee (3) 16-84 Foots Pk (1) 2-71, Moon Pds (2) 16-90 Hopp (2) 2-68. Sec 2: Moon Val (2) 16-91 Moon Pds (3) 2-70, Mari Pk (1) 6-70 Buck Pk (2) 12-76, Strath (2) 12-77 Yarr/Foot (4) 6-69, Sunb (2) 14-93 Keil (2) 4-76, Clift Pk (1) 18-90 Craig (2) 0-61. Div 4-Sec 1: Melton (3) 14-81 W’bee (4) 4-75, St. Albans (1) 16-79 Lav (1) 2-66, Suns VRI (1) 18-125 Alt North (1) 0-51, Keil (3) 0-53 City of Melb (1) 18-98, Deer Pk (2) 16-93 Alt (4) 2-59. Sec 2: Cob More (1) 16-88 W Cob (2) 2-81, Bruns (1) 18-105 Aber (1) 0-53, Prin Pk Carl (1) 14-74 Ess (4) 4-66, W’bee (5) 14-77 Lal (4) 4-61, Pres-Res (2) 4-69 Glad Pk (1) 14-77. Div 5-Sec 1: Alt Sports (2) 16-84 W’bee (6) 2-72, Yarr/Foot (5) 18-96 Buck Pk (3) 0-70, Will (3) 18-75 Mari Pk (2) 0-57, Hopp (3) 16-110 Suns C (2) 2-58, Alt (5) 2-63 Sunb (3) 16-82. Sec 2: Sunb (4) 2-67 Hopp (4) 16-77, Glenr (4) 0-57 Dout Gal (1) 18-96, Buck Pk (4) 2-73 Flem/Kens (2) 16-86, Broad (2) 4-80 Clift Pk (2) 14-88, Strath (3) 2-66 Moon Val (3) 16-78. (2) 14-88, Strath (3) 2-66 Moon Val (3) 16-78. (2) 14-88, Strath (3) 2-66 Moon VDiv 6-Sec 1: Hopp (5) 18-90 Keil (4) 0-56, Port Melb (2) 18-109 Will (4) 0-51, Deer Pk (3) 16-101 Alt (6) 2-72, City of Melb (2) 16-78 Melt (4) 2-62. Sec 2: Glad Pk (2) 16-88 Rosam (2) 2-67, W Cob (3) 2-52 Ess (5) 16-103, Aber (2) 6-76 Mari Pk (3) 12-79, Keil (5) 14-74 Strath (4) 4-62, Glenr (5) 0-59 Hopp (6) 18-122. Div 7-Sec 1: Yarr/Foot (7) 0-33 Deer Pk (4) 18-

131, New (2) 4-79 St. Albans (2) 14-87, Suns RSL (2) 2-62 Pt Cook Vill. (1) 16-113, City of Melb (3) 14-102 Hopp (7) 4-83, W’bee (7) 0-0 Palm Lake (1) 18-15. Sec 2: Moon Val (5) 4-60 Keil (6) 14-72, Bruns (2) 18-157 Prin Pk Carl (2) 0-46, Dout Gal (2) 2-75 Clift Pk (3) 16-83, Moon Pds (4) 18-15 Cob More (2) 0-0, Foots Pk (2) 4-73 Buck Pk (5) 14-92, Strath (5) 1-62 Moon Val (4) 17-98. Div 8-Sec 1: Mari Pk (4) 14-48 Suns C (3) 0-22, Ess (6) 14-47 Port Melb (3) 0-34, Deer Pk (5) 14-15 Flem/Kens (4) 0-0, Flem/Kens (3) 14-47 New (3) 0-28.

BASEBALLSUMMER LEAGUEDiv 1: Doncaster 3 bt Waverley 2, Essendon 14 bt Williamstown 1, Sandringham 4 bt Preston 3. Res: Doncaster 12 bt Waverley 1, Sandringham 10 bt Preston 1, Essendon 5 bt Williamstown 0, Cheltenham 1 bt Upwey FTG 0, Geelong 11 bt Newport 0. Thirds: Doncaster 14 bt Waverley 4, Newport 6 bt Geelong 5. Fourths:Waverley 4 bt Doncaster 3, Melbourne 4 bt Blackburn 3, Geelong 6 bt Newport 1, Upwey FTG 7 bt Cheltenham 4. Div 2: Moorabbin 9 bt Bonbeach St Chads 5, Malvern 14 bt Berwick City 7, Fitzroy 13 bt St Kilda 4, Sunshine 14 bt Springvale 0. Res: Sunshine 6 bt Springvale 3, Moorabbin 14 bt Bonbeach St Chads 1, Berwick City 7 bt Malvern 6, St Kilda 7 bt Fitzroy 5. Thirds: Thirds: Moorabbin 17 bt Bonbeach St Chads 4, Sunshine 5 bt Springvale 2, Malvern 7 bt Berwick City 3, Fitzroy 12 bt St Kilda 0. Fourths: Fitzroy A 18 bt Doncaster 3, Malvern 2 bt Springvale 0, St Kilda 17 bt Sunshine 2. Div 3: Research Lower Plenty 17 bt Carrum Downs 6. Res: Ormond Glenhuntly 19 bt Mulgrave 1, Research Lower Plenty 8 bt Carrum Downs 3. Div 4: East: North West: Fitzroy B 9 bt Ballarat City 7, Fitzroy A 15 bt Geelong 7. South: Springvale bt Waverley fft. WOMEN: Div 3: Doncaster 12 bt Malvern 11, Springvale 16 bt Sunshine 7, Melbourne bt Sandringham fft.

CROQUETASSOCIATION CROQUETASSOCIATION CROQUETASSOCIASilver Medal: I Petersen (Geelong Belmont) bt A West (Brighton) 26-5, K-A Organ (Geelong Belmont) bt G Fahey (MCC) 26-16, J Wilson (Brunswick) bt B Reither (Ballarat Alexandra) 26-12, A West bt B Reither 22-9, I Petersen bt G Fahey 22-17, J Wilson bt K-A Organ 26-13, A West bt G Fahey 22-12, J Wilson bt I Petersen 26-14, K-A Organ bt B Reither 26-17, K-A Organ bt A West 16-15, B Reither bt I Petersen 26-12, J Wilson bt G Fahey 26-9, I Petersen bt K-A Organ 19-17, J Wilson bt A West 21-15, G Fahey bt B Reither 26-12. F: J Wilson 5 wins and 62 net hoops 1, K-A Organ 3wins and 5 net hoops 2. Bronze Medal: K Berry (MCC) bt A Kenny (Charlton) 20-19, J Maynard (Rich River) bt C Quinn (Brunswick) 23-5, T Hopkins (Essendon) bt Z Chorny (Brunswick) 19-13, Z Chorny bt C Quinn 23-17, J Maynard bt K Berry 16-13, T Hopkins bt A Kenny 26-1, Z Chorny bt K Berry 26-15, J Maynard bt A Kenny 9-6, T Hopkins bt C Quinn 20-7, C Quinn bt A Kenny 21-9, T Hopkins bt K Berry 24-11, Z Chorny bt J Maynard 26-11, A Kenny bt Z Chorny 19-11, T Hopkins bt J Maynard 21-8, C Quinn bt K Berry 26-13. F: T Hopkins 5 wins and 70 net hoops 1, Z Chorny 3w and 18 net hoops 2.

By Tara Murray

�e battle for second, third and fourth in the Central Highlands Bowls division is getting extremely tight, with only 18 points separating �ve teams.

Woodend is 15 points clear on top of the ladder, while Gisborne and Trentham are out of the running for �nals.

In the middle of the table, Lance�eld, Bacchus Marsh, Romsey, Kyneton Golf and Kyneton are in a �ve-way battle for second through to sixth.

Lance�eld cemented its spot in second on the ladder with a 16 (121)-2 (73) win over winless Trentham.

Kyneton Golf sits third on 112 points a�er a 14 (104)-4 (96) loss to Kyneton, still 11 points clear of its cross-town rival.

Kyneton’s win has them in fourth place on 101 points, just ahead of Romsey and Bacchus Marsh.

Romsey had a 16 (116)-2 (59) win over Gisborne to sit two points outside the top four.

Bacchus Marsh slipped outside the top four with a loss to Woodend. A�er splitting the �rst rink, Woodend took the points in the other three rinks, winning 17 (114) to 1 (89).

Meanwhile, Sunbury cemented second spot in the Victorian Metropolitan pennant division 2, section 1, although it wasn’t easy against bottom-placed Hoppers Crossing.

Sunbury was 10 shots down halfway through the match before Mark and Elise Cowan turned their games around to win their rinks, while Eric Taylor was in control of his from the start.

Sunbury won 16 (91) to 2 (66) and is 10 points behind Flemington/Kensington, which it faces this week.

Sunbury’s second side also won, beating Keilor (2) 14 (93)-4 (76) to sit fourth on the ladder. Woodend, including Rick ‘Bubba’ Seymour, is 15 points clear on top of the ladder. (Damian Visentini)

Tight �ght for �nal spots RDNLLance�eld Netball Club will hold try-outs for the coming Riddell District Netball League season. New and experienced players are needed to join squads in all grade. The try-outs are on February 5 from 6.30pm. Inquires and expressions of interests to [email protected] or [email protected]

GolfAnthony Lakey and Michael McCarton won the Romsey Golf Club’s 4BBB stroke event on Saturday. In a format rarely played at the club, many produced excellent results on fairways that were hard despite the week’s rain. There was virtually no wind and with the rough well under control, players didn’t need to search long to �nd errant shots. Lakey and McCarton won 86/24.5/61.5 from Scott Williams/Steve Poulton – 90/27.5/62.

GDCAGisborne and District Cricket Association kicked off Country Week yesterday, with a match against the Bendigo District Cricket Association’s Colts. In the division 2 comp, the GDCA side plays four round robin matches, with the best two teams through to the grand �nal on Thursday. In the GDCA team are Sunbury’s Heath Boffey and Jacob Brewer, Rupertswood’s Hayden Ross and Michael Treweek, Gisborne’s Jarryd Vernon and Darcy Nolan, Riddell’s Heath Wadden, Romsey’s Chris Burkett, Woodend’s Josh Eastley and Warren Else, and Macedon’s Taylor Stevenson.

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�e Sunbury Kangaroos’ hopes of �elding an A-grade netball side in the Riddell District Football Netball League have received a setback with the coach set to lead the side pulling out.

�e club failed to �eld a team last year and is determined to �eld one in 2015 to avoid being �ned.

Netball director Val Engellener said they had lined up a coach who had said she was going to bring some players with her.

“I messaged her this morning and she said due to work commitments and spending time with her child she wouldn’t be taking on the role,” Engellener said last Monday.

“It’s devastating for us. We have to �eld a team this season otherwise our club gets �ned double the amount that we did last season.

“As for the players she said were coming to the club, I’m unsure at this point what is going on there.”

�e club has the numbers to have sides in the other three grades, but it can only use lower-grade players in A-grade as a stop-gap measure.

“Most of the B-grade girls can step up into A-grade, but they can only play six games each,” Engellener said.

“I will speak to Kim Bailey [AFL Gold�elds netball manager] and see what we can do.”

In the meantime, the club is on the hunt for a coach and A-grade players.

“We’re a�er someone who is a good leader and someone players can listen to,” Engellener said.

“We want someone with some experience and if they haven’t got a coach’s certi�cate the club will be happy to put them through the course.

“With the players, we are happy at this stage with anyone who wants to play in A-grade. With so many teams in Sunbury, it’s hard to get people from in the town so we are happy if people want to travel from outside the area,” she said. “You don’t have to have A-grade experience, but a few players with that experience would be very good.”

�e club resumed training last week.

If you would like to get involved with the Kangaroos, contact Val Engellener on 0413 864 437 or [email protected]

Tara Murray

Kangaroos on the hunt for new coach

Riddell’s rep coach makes �nals berth central focusFinals are on the agenda for the Riddell District Netball League open side in the Central Highlands RSL competition.

New coach Di McCormack says she’s con�dent the squad, which �nished runner-up last season, will be in the �nals mix in the six-week competition against other local netball leagues.

McCormack, who coaches Rupertswood in the RDNL, was a late appointment to the role a�er Melton Centrals goaler Renee Hulls had to pull out due to other netball commitments, including being named in the Australian 30-plus indoor netball team.

“I initially didn’t apply for the role as it clashed with my Victorian Netball League commitments,” McCormack said.

“When Renee pulled out, the league contacted me about it.

“I called the Saints [Southern Saints] and they were 100 per cent behind me taking on the role.

“I can miss training to take on this job and it’s something I wanted to do.

“I’ve spoken to a few players who I haven’t coached before and they’re happy to have me on board.”

Joining McCormack on the sidelines is Katie Clarke, who played in the RSL competition last year.

Clarke has been named assistant coach.McCormack says a lot of the team’s players

are from the clubs that �nished on the top half of the RDNL ladder last season.

“We have an experienced goal end with Yasmin McGregor and Christine Harris, both from Riddell, while Wallan’s Kate Bishop will provide support in her �rst year in the team,” she said.

“In mid-court, we’re very fast. �e league promoted Ailish [McCormack] into the senior side from the under-17s … it will help her develop.”

McCormack thinks defence is the side’s strongest asset.

“Emma Grant, Tess Lenaghan, Emma Wright and Jess Dominko are all really strong,” she said.

At Rupertswood, Dominko and Wright lead the signings for the 2015 season.

“Katie [Clarke] is having a baby but will still coach the under-19 side,” McCormack said.

“We will have a whole new line-up with younger girls to continue developing.

“We also won’t have Stacey Northey, who is having an operation on her knee.

“We might get her back near the end of the season, but we have players who can cover for her.”

Tara Murray

‘‘ I called the Saints and they were 100 per cent behind me ’’ - Di McCormack

Right: Mark Kovacevic. (Darren Howe)

Inset: Darren Milburn. (Quinn Rooney/Getty Images)

By Tara Murray

As the Calder Cannons celebrate 20 years in the TAC Cup, the list of players who have represented the club makes interesting reading.

Dane Swan, Jude Bolton, James Kelly and Paul Chapman are among those who spring to mind and all are likely to be named in the club’s team of the past 20 years at a hall of fame dinner on January 31.

For two-time AFL premiership player and the club’s �rst AFL dra�ee, Darren Milburn, joining the Cannons was a leap into the unknown.

“Being the �rst year in, everyone was unsure how it would work,” Milburn said.

“We trained out at the showgrounds … it wasn’t the ideal set up, but we made it with what we had.

“For a country kid from Kilmore, it meant playing against the top players and trying to learn and adapt and ultimately get dra�ed.

“I only spent one year at the club, but I’m grateful for what people did for me. It was a great stepping stone.”

Milburn said there wasn’t a standout in that inaugural Cannons line-up.

“It was a good side and anyone could have been dra�ed �rst,” he said.

“Ashley Fernee went to Adelaide and David Round went as a father-son pick [to Footscray]. It makes me feel old [that it’s 20 years ago].”

Milburn is these days coaching players who have come from the Cannons in his role as an assistant coach at Adelaide. �ey include one of the latest dra�ees, Jake Lever.

“It’s a great system and has developed over the past 20 years to be a great set up,” he said

�ey may have been at the club 20 years apart, but current Cannons player Mark Kovacevic is just as grateful as Milburn for his time at the club.

“It has been a whirlwind and it feels like I joined yesterday,” Kovasevic said.

“It’s great at providing a platform for football and for life. I didn’t know what to expect … it was a lot more professional than whatI expected.”

With many of his friends dra�ed, Kovacevic was given the opportunity to play a third year at the club.

He said the idea of returning to the Cannons as a 19-year-old was very appealing.

“It was a very quick decision to make,” he said. “It’s a privilege to be part of the Cannons.”

�e hall of fame function, at which the club will induct its inaugural hall of fame members, will be held at the Victory Room at Etihad Stadium on January 31.

Tickets cost $100 for a three-course mealand drinks.

For more details, go to www.caldercannons.a�vic.com.au or email [email protected].

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