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The effort and heart put into keeping the Sunbury womens football team alive has had the best possible outcome, with the Lions tasting premiership success. As playing coach Kerry Saunders hoisted the cup on Sunday, the Lions were celebrating their rst premiership since 2010 thanks to a 3.9 (27) - 1.2 (8) win over Melton Centrals in Victorian Womens Football League west division. The win ensured the Lions had a perfect season, winning every game. A lack of numbers on and off the eld meant the side almost folded at the start of the year, but after a lot of hard work the Lions survived to ght another day. Full story: Page 36

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Community leaders have urged the state government to nally decide whether Sunbury will split from Hume.

Transition auditors John Watson and Frank Vincent were expected to present their report and recommendations to Local Government Minister Natalie Hutchins yesterday.

e pair were appointed by the Labor government in March with a brief to review the separation processes, aer the former Liberal government gazetted formal notices that a new Sunbury council would start on July 1 this year.

But the split was put on hold aer Ms Hutchins said too many questions remained unanswered.

A government spokeswoman said the transition auditors were on track to deliver their report by the August 31 deadline.

e government will consider the report and make it public later this year, the minister said.

Council chief executive Domenic Isola said the people of Hume had been waiting a long time and needed to know.

Now that the work has been completed, we urge the state government to make a decision on the issue so our community can plan for the future with more certainty, he said.

Humes Sunbury-based councillor, Ann Potter, agreed.

I understand they have to absorb the report, but the community, the council we all need to know, she said. I would hope they would do it sooner rather than later.

Fellow Hume councillor and Sunbury resident Jack Medcra said he was sick of delays. is has been the greatest denial of natural democracy Ive ever

seen, he said. No one knows whats going on.

Sunbury Residents Association president Bernie OFarrell said people had been kept waiting long enough.

Our expectation has always been that it would be released shortly aer it was received, he said. e entire exercise is unnecessary.

All theyve done is go over the reports, which the previous government was satised showed it [a stand alone Sunbury council] was viable.

ey said they would honour the gazettal.

ey went back on that, Mr OFarrell said.

Visiting Sunbury earlier this month, Premier Daniel Andrews rejected claims the audit process was a sham.

He told Star Weekly the government was serious about the review, and would wait for the report before making any decisions.

Opposition leader Matthew Guy and Western Metropolitan Liberal MP Bernie Finn have described the audit as a hoax, saying they held out little hope that an independent Sunbury would go ahead.

Mr Andrews said claims the result had been predetermined were completely false.

He said the government would act quickly on the auditors report.

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Macedon Ranges, a growing number of buyers were returning to their roots.

A lot of the teenage kids who grew up here are now coming home, and getting a great house for $500,000 or $600,000.

Gisborne Real Estate director Janis Paul agreed.

Were nding a lot of people were born and raised here, and want to come back and live in the area.

She said houses on the market priced close to $500,000 were selling quickly.

ats the biggest turnover, Ms Paul said.

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Property experts say the come home factor is one reason Gisborne has led regional Victoria in price growth for four-bedroom houses.

Latest Real Estate Institute of Victoria gures reveal the median price for a four-bedroom house in Gisborne, in the year to June 30, increased 8.8 percent to $608,000, the highest in the state.

Across Victoria, median prices for four-bedroom houses went up 4.9 per cent. Kyneton also made the top 10 most expensive

regional centres for the nancial year, with a four-bedroom median of $407,600.

Other towns performing well, but with less than 50 sales, were Woodend ($605,000) and Macedon ($590,000).

Dunlop Real Estate director John Dunlop said lifestyle and price were also factors behind the trend.

Gisborne is still a very attractive area, he said. e prices are very aordable; theres been a lot of increase in development.

Mr Dunlop said while many people were moving upmarket from other areas in the

You can still buy a property thats quite nice for around $500,000, which youd probably have to pay $650,000 for in outer areas of Melbourne.

Also Sunbury is running short of stock. eir properties are so cheap, they are turning them over literally overnight and a lot of people cant get in.

Both Mr Dunlop and Ms Paul were hopeful of a strong local market this spring.

Im very optimistic, Ms Paul said. eres been a shortage of listings, but they are coming in now.

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Calder Freeway motorists have had a major win with VicRoads increasing the speed limit on an outbound section of the freeway last Friday. e stretch of the Calder between the Melton Highway and south of Calder Park Drive was increased from 80km/h to 100km/h following a safety review by VicRoads and consultation with Brimbank council and Victoria Police. ere has been a 10 per cent increase in speed camera infringements on the stretch between Kings and Organ Pipes roads in recent times, with 376 in the second half of 2014 climbing to 416 for the rst half of 2015, according to Department of Justice data. e speed limit was reduced in 2004. Fourteen signs have been installed on the freeway to notify drivers of the new limit. Community groups have long campaigned for a return to the 100km/h speed limit. State MP for Sydenham Natalie Hutchins said the average crash rate on the freeway, between Overnewton and Holden roads, had decreased by about 65 per cent. Weve listened to local residents and this section of road has been carefully reviewed. Based on the evidence, the 100km/h speed limit will be restored, she said. e Sunshine Avenue exit ramp has been extended to 180 metres recently, giving drivers more time to slow down as they leave the freeway.

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With its own bar, stage and even a general store, Teldorado is not your typical open garden.

But the Drummond North property, billed as the ultimate blokes backyard, is sure to be among the most popular stops during this years Kyneton Daodil and Arts Festival.

Using signs, posts, tables, chairs and items no longer wanted by other people, owner Terry Moore has worked with friends and neighbours for eight years to build a fascinating collection of Australiana.

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Ive cut two sides of the world into the ground and Ive put sand around them as the ocean, so you can actually see Australia and New Zealand and so on, he says. en, wherever theres conict in the world, Im planting pansies. It helps give people an idea that theres conict going on and theres no such thing as two worlds. Its all the same.

Visitors can write messages to their world on a nearby whiteboard, while children will be encouraged to share what makes them happy on a blackboard.

Entry is by gold coin donation, with Mr Moore looking to raise $6000 for mental health rst-aid training for young people.

Teldorado, at 311 Taradale Road, will be open from 10am-4pm this Friday and Sunday and September 11-13.

Kyneton Daodil and Arts Festival runs from September 3-13. Details: www.kynetondaodilarts.org.au

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A Sunbury-based councillor has warned new standards that would let the state government stand down a councillor for up to six months to allow a panel to hear serious claims could further politicise councils.

Cr Jack Medcra, who was suspended for 28 days earlier this year following claims he tussled with a ratepayer over a sign and yelled at a number of people, said changes announced by Local Government Minister Natalie Hutchins on Wednesday were heading towards dictatorship.

Town Hall meeting last September. Cr Medcra, who has described the two-person MAV panel as a kangaroo court, said the government had to ensure councillors were given a fair hearing.

If theyre going to stand councillors down as a result of panels, are those panels going to be properly constituted? he asked. Are [witnesses] going to be under oath when evidence is given?

Under the proposed rules, councillors would be required to agree to codes of conduct before taking oce. Councils will have to establish formal procedures to deal with allegations.

If you have a council dominated by a political party, they can go and set up another councillor and have them rubbed out for six months for what turns out to be hearsay, Cr Medcra said. Its a very dangerous situation.

Cr Medcra was stood down in April following a probe into claims he breached the code of conduct during a heated meeting about Sunburys separation from Hume.

e Municipal Association of Victoria hearing, which followed an independent inquiry held earlier this year, followed complaints made aer the Broadmeadows

Ms Hutchins said the changes, to be introduced to State Parliament during the next month, would clarify expectations and ensure councils could quickly respond to misbehaviour.

e proposed bill will give councils and the government a broader range of powers to deal with councillors in breach of their codes of conduct, she said.

I have consulted widely about the need to improve the current councillor conduct rules and Ive heard loud and clear that we need a system that can respond quickly and appropriately.

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One of the Macedon Ranges most signicant nature reserves will reopen eight months aer a re burnt close to 90 per cent of its bushland.

Wildlife populations were also ravaged by Januarys blaze at Kynetons Black Hill Reserve.

But a major rehabilitation eort, involving the Friends of Black Hill Reserve, council sta, Landcare groups and prisoners, has given nature a helping hand.

Friends president Daryl Kellet says trees and grass are resprouting and native animals returning to the reserve, which is also known for its giant granite rocks and boulders.

About 80 nesting boxes destroyed by the re are being replaced with the help of Kyneton Mens Shed, while Loddon prisoners and young people from the Malmsbury Youth Justice Centre have been involved in projects, including the replacement of picnic tables.

Its been a real community eort, Mr Kellet

says. Its going to take some time to get back to what it was, but it will get there.

ere had not been a bushre at the reserve for 70 years.

Mayor Jennifer Anderson is encouraging people to attend a free celebration at the reserve on September 12.

e event will include a welcome to country ceremony, a barbecue and guided tours.

Were proud of whats been achieved and looking forward to celebrating the wonder of this natural bushland on its reopening, the mayor says.

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Macedon Ranges council has endorsed its submission to a state government review into the future of Hanging Rock, but not before two councillors slammed the way things have been handled.

A motion to retrospectively endorse the document, submitted by the governments revised July 31 deadline, was the subject of much debate last Wednesday, with Cr Russell Mowatt displeased about approving something that had already been sent.

e government is reviewing management of the Rock, which the council has managed on behalf of the government for 130 years.

e review was promised by Labor before last years state election aer community outrage at a failed attempt to develop a resort and conference centre. Possible changes include giving control of the iconic site to Parks Victoria.

e councils submission defended its management record, citing the Rocks recent state heritage register listing, the success of concerts in its east paddock, investigation of alternative funding and development of an environmental management plan.

Urging the government to maintain the existing management structure, the council also called for ongoing maintenance funding, and money for a master plan and cultural assessment.

It also made recommendations for a more ecient advisory committee structure.

But Cr Jennifer Anderson described the submission as disappointing, ring o a list of

questions she felt had not been answered and questioning the make-up of the Hanging Rock Development Advisory Committee.

Why didnt we include Landcare or more environmental experts on the committee? she asked. Why are the Hanging Rock nances not dealt with separately to those of council in general?

Why did we put forward a submission for funding through Regional Development Australia without consulting our community?

Cr Anderson wanted the submission to outline the councils opinions about the strengths and weaknesses of management options and its reasons for past decisions. If our community is unhappy with how council is managing the Rock, we should embrace this and have open discussions about how to improve things.

Councillors Roger Jukes, Graham Hackett and John Letchford said the submission had been the subject of a long process to which all councillors had the chance to contribute.

Cr Jukes said various committees had evolved over many years, but the current group played an important role.

Hanging Rock Action Group spokesman Luke Spielvogel shared Cr Andersons concerns.

Its clear there were a lot of inconsistencies in the submission, he said. What I worry is whos setting the strategic direction in our shire is it our elected representatives or is it the administration?

A listening post was set up in Woodend last week. e review is due to be completed this month, followed by a second investigation into planning provisions.

Five young reporters from Salesian College Rupertswood are o to Samoa to cover the Commonwealth Youth Games.

Aer close to a year of media training, year 10 students Hannah Graham, Nikhil Hendricks, Matt Collett, Jamie Walsh and Stacey Duy (pictured) will y out on Wednesday.

ey will interview athletes, create videos and write articles about the excitement of the Games, which will attract thousands of participants across nine sports.

Another student, Samuel Warwick, took part in training with the Reporters Academy but

wont make the trip. e academy is a youth sports media organisation, with participants invited to form the ocial Games reporting team. e Salesian teams extensive training included interviewing techniques, writing tips and video and photography pointers.

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Fire stops playBasketball games were abandoned at Sunburys Boardman Reserve last Wednesday after a fallen powerline caused a small re outside the stadium. Police and the CFA were called shortly after 6pm after reports of a blaze near a power pole, which had been struck by a car. A CFA spokesman said a high-voltage line had come loose and fallen onto a metal box, arcing out and causing a lengthy power outage to large parts of Sunbury and as far as Clarkeeld and Diggers Rest. The re was out by the time reghters arrived.

Lions park damagedVandals rode bicycles through wet concrete at Romseys Lions Park last Wednesday, causing close to $5000 damage. About 22 metres of concrete had been laid as part of an 18-month Lanceeld and Romsey Lions Club campaign to improve the skate park. A police spokeswoman said there were strong leads about the identities of two young people involved.

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A Romsey greyhound trainer has been granted a 10-year permit to continue operating next door to land earmarked for the next stages of a major housing development.

Macedon Ranges council last week went against an ocers recommendation to refuse an application for a retrospective permit for the operation in Knox Road.

e decision came aer a representative of the developers of Lomandra Estate expressed fears about the loss of amenity for future residents.

Ross Coster said some of the more than 200 houses to be built in the next four years would be inside the 500-metre buer zone recommended by the Environment Protection Authority. We dont think the two uses go together, he said.

Before moving an alternative motion to grant a permit, subject to 16 conditions, Cr Graham Hackett put it to Mr Coster that dogs would not be banned from the new estate.

e council ocers report said the applicant had kept as many as 35 greyhounds on the property since 2009 without planning approval. It noted there had been no recorded complaints about the site, which includes two large, air-conditioned buildings, whelping kennels, a training track, three runs and fenced yards.

Cr Hackett said many neighbours werent even aware a large number of dogs were being kept at the site. is is an outstanding facility. Lets let the applicant get on with her business.

Cr Jennifer Anderson said the proximity of approved housing was troubling and warned a future owner may not have such good management practices. But Cr Roger Jukes said the conditions, including a 10-year expiry date, would ensure the operation did not make life dicult for future residents. e alternative motion was passed by a vote of 5-2.

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Golden oldies wearing baggy greens are spreading the word about cricket for seniors.

Sunbury-Macedon Ranges over-60 cricketers Rex Bennett and David Cordy recently toured the United Kingdom, representing Australia in a series against England.

Teammates Bill Wigmore and Eane Whitton were part of two Victorian tour sides for players older than 60 and 70.

Bennett, who captains the local club, said over-60s cricket was growing with baby boomers wanting to stay active and social at an age when their fathers had well and truly put away their whites.

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Two charged in drug raidsTwo women have been charged in the most recent warrant executed as part of an ongoing police operation in Sunbury. Raids on four properties in Phillip Drive, Glastonbury Drive and Langport Crescent led to the arrest of a man in July and have now turned up 486 cannabis plants. The most recent warrant was executed at the Langport Crescent house about 9.30am last Wednesday when 219 cannabis plants were seized. Two women, of no xed address, were arrested. Thi Viet Le, 20, and Tien Thuy Hoang, 25, were charged with cultivating a commercial quantity of a narcotic plant and will appear at Melbourne Magistrates Court on November 19. The raid comes a fortnight after nine people were charged with drug offences after raids at Sunbury and Romsey.

Ranges bereft of BroadbandMacedon Ranges is in the midst of a communications crisis, Bendigo MP Lisa Chesters claims. Slamming the federal government for cost blowouts due to the delayed rollout of the National Broadband Network (NBN), Ms Chesters said central Victorians were being held back by inferior internet connections. The latest NBN rollout plan lists Gisborne, New Gisborne, Riddells Creek, Lanceeld, Romsey, Sunbury and Diggers Rest as areas where work will begin early next year.

Divas ofcially divineSunbury choir members are celebrating after winning a national choral competition. Directed by Adam Przewlocki, the Divine Divas of Sunbury wowed judges at the Australian Choral

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Environment plan feedback Residents are being encouraged to help shape Macedon Ranges councils new environment plan. The strategy, to be developed over the next year, will guide planning and decision-making affecting the environment and communities. Submissions close September 11. For more details, visit goo.gl/GzuNDe

No stopping, move onCars will be banned from stopping on Mount Macedon Road, between Pinchoff and Devonshire lanes, from September 1 in a bid to improve safety for pedestrians and motorists. Macedon Ranges council assets and operations director Dale Thornton said a lot of trafc used the narrow road, especially during the Open Garden season in spring. Recent consultation with residents, VicRoads and police indicated overwhelming support for the new restrictions.

Awards for young achieversThe many contributions of young people were celebrated at the Macedon Ranges youth awards on August 25. This years event at Kyneton Town Hall acknowledged outstanding efforts in arts, community participation, sport, education and mental health. Winners: goo.gl/ZYxelC

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Calling rose loversBring boots, gloves and lunch to share to the working bee at the Alister Clark Memorial Rose Garden this Saturday, 10.30am-2.30pm, Green Street, Bulla. 9205 2306

Airing for antiquesBrowse for jewellery, chinaware, porcelain gurines, glassware, coins, militaria and small furniture items at Kynetons Antique and Vintage Fair. Money raised goes to the Kyneton museum. At Kyneton Town Hall, 5-8pm, Friday; 10am-5pm, Saturday; and 10am-4pm, Sunday. Cost: $7. 0428 878 048 or goo.gl/LpOZ4Z

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Haydee Ferguson at work with Audrey

Sunbury Physiotherapy Clinic takes treatment to the next level. With modern facilities, combined with a team of highly trained staff and exceptional service, everyone is well looked after.

The clinic not only focuses on treating the injury but offers patients ways they can improve their general health and wellbeing. Providing patients with these strategies can help prevent the recurrence of injuries.

Established in 1984, Sunbury Physiotherapy Clinic offers musculoskeletal physiotherapy, sports and paediatrics, management of vestibular and dizziness disorders, hand therapy, clinical Pilates, aquatic physiotherapy and home-based occupational therapy.

The team of qualied physiotherapists treats patients suffering from sprains, strains, fractures, arthritis and headaches, and can also provide post-surgical rehabilitation. They are also trained in sports and musculoskeletal physiotherapy.

Physiotherapist Haydee Ferguson is experienced in paediatrics, treating infants and children with musculoskeletal injuries, developmental delay,

growth-related injuries and various disabilities, including autism spectrum disorder, cerebral palsy and chromosomal abnormalities.

Haydee, a trained dance teacher and dancer, is also a clinical Pilates instructor. Im passionate about working with young dancers educating them on how their body works and how to prevent injuries, she says.

Pre-pointe and tertiary dance screening assessments are also available.

Sunbury Physiotherapy Clinic provides clients with a friendly environment, which is constantly being enhanced even as it continues to offer high-quality care.

Sunbury Physiotherapy Clinic, 20 Horne Street, Sunbury. Opens 7.30am-8.30pm Monday, 8am-8pm Tuesday, 8am-8.30pm Wednesday, 8am-8pm Thursday and Friday, and 8am-1pm Saturday.

Consulting at Gisborne Medical Centre on Tuesdays, Thursdays and Fridays. Inquiries: 5428 3355 or 9744 5066; [email protected] or www.sunburyphysiotherapy.com.au

Sunbury Physiotherapy Clinic

Written By:Bridy White

Physiotherapist

20 Horne St, Sunbury. 9744 5066

The pelvic ring is a strong and rigid structure that connects the spine to the lower limbs. It bears the weight of the upper body and transmits force down through the legs. It joins at the front at the pubic symphysis joint. From behind, the pelvis joins each side to the sacrum, which is at the tail end of the spine. These are called the sacroiliac joints.During pregnancy, the changes in body shape places new and different demands on your body. Also, changes in hormones help to relax these pelvic joints to prepare to accommodate the delivery of the baby. One hormone called Relaxin, which peaks early in the second trimester, assists this. Some women have more pronounced effects than others from these changes. Pain may be felt through one or more of the pelvic joints. Sometimes it is a niggle, sometimes it can be very debilitating. Sometimes the deep muscles that help support good function at these joints can stop functioning properly, which further stresses the joint. Other muscles can tighten up in an effort to try and help out these joints, and they too can end up getting tired and sore. What we are left with is a poor functioning region, and a mother-to-be struggling to mobilise. Physiotherapists can assess the pelvic region to help determine the source of the pain, and make recommendations to help the condition. Hands-on therapy to help restore good mobility and muscle function, prescription of appropriate supportive devices if required, advice on activity modification, and muscle retraining are some of the things that a physiotherapist can do to improve function.

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As Sunburys only specialist paint shop, Paint Spot Sunbury is the perfect destination when considering your next painting project.

Owned by Sunbury resident Kevin Smerdon, the store combines experienced staff with an extensive product range and competitive prices.

Paint Spot is the only store in the area where you will nd all the leading brands including Dulux, Wattyl, Solver, Haymes, Cabots, Sikkens and Intergrain under one roof.

With a comprehensive accessories range including colour walls, colour matching and expert advice, Paint Spot Sunbury has established itself as Sunburys premier paint destination.

And as a specialist paint shop, it stocks a wide range of specialty brands such as Cutek, Nutech, Rust-Oleum, Feast Watson and Norglass.

Paint Spot Sunbury also offers customers a great range of wallpapers.

The Paint Spot price promise guarantees customers will get the best price in Sunbury. Paint Spot will match any advertised price, on the spot.*

With the Paint Spot Trade Star Program, retail customers receive trade pricing on all Trade Star paint and accessories, every day of the year. The Trade Star program is simple to join and costs a one-off $25 administration fee.

Paint Spot Sunbury, 20 OShanassy Street, Sunbury. Opens 7am-5.30pm Monday-Friday, 8am-5pm Saturday and 9am-2pm Sunday. Hours vary for public holidays. Inquiries: 9744 2593 or [email protected]

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Top spot for painting, decorating

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On pinoak-lined Honour Avenue, the former Tristania Park Nursery on about 3.04 hectares is now a private property with a rendered dwelling that is surrounded by beautiful established gardens. Ready to be extended, the house has a contemporary feel with a bright decor. Four bedrooms include the main with en suite. A large lounge room (with ornate ceiling and replace) and separate dining room each have access to a huge deck hugged by the house on three sides. The kitchen has timber-look cabinetry, dual-drawer dishwasher, underbench oven and electric cooktop. Town water, gas and sewerage are connected. The road frontage is sealed and the property has a winter pumping licence for Riddells Creek on the northern boundary. Macedon village is nearby. Subject to council approval, the nursery retains rights as a business venture.

Keatings Real Estate: 5427 2999 Price: $1.48 million Private sale

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In a popular neighbourhood within easy reach of the town centre, this handsome abode on about 758 square metres is likely to tempt families looking for indoor and outdoor spaciousness. Along with a downstairs study that could serve as a fourth bedroom, there are three good-sized bedrooms upstairs, two of which share a bathroom. The main bedroom has balcony access, a walk-in wardrobe and ensuite. On the left of the tiled entry hallway is an open, grey-carpeted lounge room. Double doors at halls end open to the large family-meals zone with a stretch of off-white oor tiles. The kitchen has timber-look cabinetry and stainless-steel appliances including a dishwasher. The laundry is separate. The large backyard, mostly lawn, is ready for kids to play and yet is also a canvas on which to create. Ducted heating, a split-system and an integrated double garage with back roller-door are also included.

Kennedy & Hunt: 5428 2544 Price: $540,000 Private sale

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This classic split-level house at the end of a sweeping driveway combines exposed bricks and timber-lined pitched ceilings with a smart, contemporary feel for todays look. Of the four large bedrooms, three are upstairs, as are a big rumpus room and a bathroom. A study or fth bedroom accessed via a timber spiral staircase occupies the attic space, while the main bedroom downstairs has a walk-in wardrobe and an en suite with twin vanity basins and a spa. A carpeted lounge-dining room links with the family-meals zone, which has lovely spotted gum oorboards. The chic kitchen is storage-rich and has all mod cons. Gas ducted heating and split-systems tame the climate, while 16 solar panels keep energy bills down. A dog run, chook pen, two large sheds, multiple paddocks, three water tanks, a dam and bore are features on the pretty property of about 4.05 hectares all within a stroll of bus stop to several schools.

Dunlop Real Estate: 5428 2800 Price: $975,000 Private sale

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This tri-level Warburton-built house on about 650 square metres in tightly held Killara Heights estate has spectacular views of surrounding hills and Melbournes CBD. On the entry level theres a large living room, an open study and the main bedroom, which has twin built-in wardrobes and an en suite. Two more bedrooms, a bathroom, laundry and rumpus room occupy the second level, while the family-meals zone and kitchen stretch across the third level. Loads of Tasmanian oak cupboards, an island bench, corner pantry, wall oven and gas cooktop equip the cooks domain. Gardens and lawns are immaculately maintained and theres a concreted area to set up a barbecue. A split-system, ducted heating, 16 solar panels, underhouse storage, water tank, garden shed and a remote-controlled double garage with back roller door are other treats. A primary school, childcare, shops and transport are on the doorstep.

Leading Real Estate: 9744 2244 Price: $435,000 Private sale

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When former Warburton Homes designed this house in Green Gables estate, some clever decisions were made to maximise its elevated site.

Firstly, the casual living hub is at the front; secondly, the outdoor entertainment zone links with the front yard rather than the back. This back-to-frontness ies in the face of tradition for good reason it puts the home owner in the box seat when it comes to rather lovely views of undulating countryside, the city lights of Melbourne, and, on a clear day, the Dandenongs.

The house itself is beautifully presented, with matte Tasmanian oak oorboards

anchoring the living zones; natural timber frames, arches and skirts; tasteful roman blinds; and a very appealing colour palette.

The rst room on the left of the entry hall is long and lovely, used now as a dining room, but would also make a perfect rumpus or theatre room. The living hub opposite includes a meals area next to a box bay window, and a sitting area that takes in front garden views. The kitchen here has an island servery bench, walk-in pantry, Tasmanian oak cabinetry, dishwasher and a Lofra 900mm gas cooker.

Further along the entry hall, ve wooden steps head up to two bedrooms, a laundry

and bathroom. The elegant main bedroom has both walk-in and built-in wardrobes, and an en suite, but its the views that make it extra-special.

The laundry has a workbench and loads of storage, and the main bathroom has subway tiles and a burgundy and cream decor; the toilet is separate.

Timber stairs ascend to a carpeted room under a vaulted ceiling. This large space is bisected by a curtain to create bedroom and retreat sections, absolutely tailor-made for teens. Each section has loads of in-roof storage, one a walk-in. Accessed from the living hub, the huge double-gabled

LJ Whorlow: 9740 9000 Price: $480,000 $520,000 Private sale

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pergola above brick paving is beautied with landscaping, including a pittosporum hedge that ensures utter privacy. And its here that those aforementioned easterly views really come into their own, making an already appealing entertainment area really sing.

Every inch of the block is as neat as can be, with gardens both manageable and pretty.

Finishers include gas ducted heating, evaporative cooling and a remote-controlled double garage with entry from Long Drive.

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57 Fullbrook Drive, Sunbury3A 2B 2C

TOWERS OVER THE REST!Encompassing the most heavenly birds eyeview of Melbourne city, this quality builtexclusiveWarburton home boasts qualitythroughout! OerOerO ing 3 separate living areasincluding formal lounge room, main familyand meals area with a well appointed kitchen,rumpusplus a study.Accommodation oersoerso main bedroom with adouble BIR plus ensuite and 2 bedrooms withBIRs.Additional features include 16 solar panels,ducted heating, split system cooling, DLUGwith remote access and much more.

Price: $435,000Inspection: Saturday 12.15pm to 12.45pmPhoto ID requiredContact: Adam Sacco 0409 033 [email protected]

12Yarck Court, Sunbury3A 2B 2C

PRIME POSITION ATWOODLANDS!Situated within the heart of theWoodlandsEstate is an immaculate family home thatoersoerso , formal lounge framed by decorativecornices, well appointed kitchen, meals andfamily entertaining area.Accommodation oersoerso 3 bedrooms, main withensuite andWIR and the other 2 with BIRssharing a central bathroom.With ducted heating and S/S air conditioning,double lock-up garage and lowmaintenancegarden completes this pretty picture!

Price: $390,000 to $410,000Inspection: Saturday 1.45pm to 2.15pmPhoto ID requiredContact: Adam Sacco 0409 033 [email protected]

87 Phillip Drive, Sunbury4A 2B 2C

TRADIES THATTHATTHA THINK BIG!Think about all the wonderful features that thismagnicent family home has to oeroero including4 separate living zones including formallounge, rumpus, main family room, kitchenoverlooking the meals area plus a parentsretreat o the master bedroom!Accommodation includes master bedroomwith his and hers walk through robes to anensuite plus 3 bedrooms all with BIRs sharingcentral bathroom.Additional features include 9ft9ft9f ceilings,bamboo timber oors, central heating, splitsystem cooling and DLUG with remote access.

Price: $595,000 to $620,000Inspection: Saturday 2:30pm to 3:00pmPhoto ID requiredContact: Adam Sacco 0409 033 [email protected]

Unit 2/8 McGeorge Street,Sunbury2A 1B 1C

THE PERFECT DOWNSIZE!Have you been contemplating that it may betime to downsize from your current home?Guess what.... HERE IT IS!!!!This fantastic home has an open plan formallounge, 2 bedrooms, well appointed kitchencomplete with dishwasher and plenty ofstorage overlooking a meals area which opensout to an undercover decked pergola.Additional features include, evaporativecooling, ducted heating, garden shed, PLUS 7water tanks.

Price: $300,000 to $320,000Inspection: Saturday 10.00am to 10.30amPhoto ID requiredContact: Adam Sacco 0409 033 [email protected]

Unit 6/58-60 Ligar Street, Sunbury 2A 1B 1C

THINK OF THE CAPITALPITALPIT GROWTH....Within minutes walk to the main CBD, here is a ne opportunity tosecure a well kept and much loved home perfect for that downsize orfor the young professionalofessionalof .Encompassing 2 great sized bedrooms with BIRs and centralbathroom, this home oersoerso a contemporary oor plan with an openspacious living room with cathedral ceilings and a gas log replacecombined with the meals area and functional kitchen.Outside has so much to oeroero with a large undercover pergolaoverlooking a well proportioned and generous allotment with a privateand lowmaintenance courtyard yard.Features including natural gas ducted heating & air conditioning,single lock up garage with remote access and many more additionalfeatures not mentioned!

Price: $310,000

Inspection:Saturday 10.45am to 11.15amPhoto ID required

Contact: Adam Sacco 0409 033 [email protected]

6 Drysdale Street, Sunbury 3A 1B 1C

SPRING TO THE PHONE!Renovated throughout, this delightful home has a warm and invitingfeel upon entry, with beautiful polished oorboards and spacious wellproportioned oor plan.With a great sized family room leading trough to the meals areaand an impressive updated kitchen with modern and neutral tonesincorporating stainless steel appliances and plenty of storage is sureto impress.Accommodation includes 3 bedrooms with a central bathroom pluslaundry.On a generous sized allotment of approximately 627m2, there is amplegrassed backyard for a family to enjoy.Additional features include ducted heating, S/S air-conditioning,carport and garden shedding plus the convenience of being locatedin close proximity to both primary and high schools, local shops with

Price: $325,000

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Contact: Adam Sacco 0409 033 [email protected]



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CLOVERFERN EQUESTRIAN CENTRESYNERGISING ONGOING SUCCESSWITH FURTHER INVESTMENT POSSIBILITIESAt the end of a private driveway,ay,ay and on 113 acres with town water,er,er this exquisite equestrian and studproperty oersoerso a superior 4 BR plus study,study,study residence, and supreme infrastructure for operation of thisprofessionalofessionalof equine centre. Only a short drive fromMelb Airport, CBD andWerribee Park.

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Spectacular on 1310SQM - Ready to move in! 31.08SQ (288.77SQM) single story with 2.7M ceilings andlovely new bamboo ooring. 3BR plus study (master has ES/WIR) formal and inforinforinf mal living rooms. DLUGand side access for caravans, trailers, boats etc. Courtyard and private outdoor living! A well planned andestablished property.

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AKYRALODGE AND COTTAGTTAGTT E freehold is for sale! W.I.W.O. fully furnished holiday lodge accommodationfor up to 20 guests! Alternatively easy modify to a great family home and separate cottage for extendedfamily. Approx 300M from village. Unique NewYork styling with a Japanese twist! One o designerproperty for multiple use STCA.

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RIDDELLS CREEK 21 RACECOURSE ROAD

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Position, LifestLifestLif yle, Value! Opposite footy oval, with its superb backdrop of Macedon Ranges, this lovelybrick rendered home is on approx 836SQM. Lovely gardens and landscaped back yard. Lounge withhardwood oors and split system, two good sized BRS, nice kitchen, excellent shedding. Town gasconnected. Lovely private environment. Ideal rst home or retirement roost!

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RIDDELLS CREEK LOT 2 - 97MOUNT CHARLIE ROAD

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

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LARAPINTAAPINTAAPINT .A.A Exuding warmth of character, and in a private country environment, this property oersoersoan ideal package for a perfect lifestlifestlif yle. Quality 4BR residence with views, creek boundary, and fencedinto seven paddock

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