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e sister of Sunshine stabbing victim Fiona Warzywoda still breaks down every day when she remembers Fiona is gone.

Jolene Warzywoda will honour her sisters life on the anniversary of her death a year ago by holding a community vigil in Sunshine on ursday.

It feels like someone elses life. I cant get over the fact my big sister is gone, the Bendigo woman says. I was pregnant at the time and I gave birth to my little girl at seven months

Vigil to honour stab victim from the stress of it all. Fiona, a Melton West mother of four, was allegedly stabbed by her de facto partner of 18 years, Craig McDermott, on April 16 last year, just hours aer the pair le Sunshine Magistrates Court over an intervention order hearing.

e incident happened at a busy Sunshine shopping strip in broad daylight.

Mr McDermott has been ordered to stand trial on October 19 this year, and will appear in court again on April 23 for a further directions hearing.

Last year, Sunshine Magistrates Court

received a staggering 3041 applications for family violence intervention orders more than quadruple the number for matters outside the home.

Figures obtained by Star Weekly reveal that 2671 new family violence intervention orders were sought last year, with 313 heard in October alone.

Jolene says she doesnt want her sister to be another victim that just doesnt matter.

I dont ever want her to be swept under the rug or forgotten. is has rattled so many people, most of all her poor children, she says.

I never knew how many women die like this, like my sister did. Its shocking, disgusting and needs to stop.

Hampshire Road, where Fiona was killed, will be closed as people gather to light candles and carry posters reading no more violence and no more murder.

Some of Fionas family and friends and a White Ribbon representative will speak at the memorial, at the corner of Hampshire and Devonshire roads, from 6.30pm.

More information is at: [email protected]

Taylors Lakes Secondary College students had a ball when legendary Socceroo Harry Kewell helped them in a training session.

Six of the schools sports captains were given the chance to work with Kewell as part of their studies. Year 12 sports captain Stefania Valerio said she loved the world game. Its a huge passion of mine, and to share that passion and have Harry Kewell here is very exciting.

Soccer is a big part of the schools culture, with about 130 students enrolled in its academy program.

Student leadership co-ordinator Chris Greechan said the soccer academy ran in place of physical education classes in years 7 to 9.

Our academy focuses on improving playing abilities and also takes on a coaching avour towards years 11 and 12, Mr Greechan said.

Stefania said she enjoyed soccers tness and social benets. Its a team environment and Ive met heaps of different people from different backgrounds.

The school is training male and female squads to compete in Julys Kanga Cup competition in Canberra. Its the third year the school will have taken part in the competition, which will have 275 teams of 4200 players from Australia and overseas meeting for a week of football, culture, fun and friendship.

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e family of a deceased man exposed to asbestos while playing behind the notorious Wunderlich factory in Sunshine North as a child has been awarded close to half a million dollars in damages.

In the rst verdict on an asbestosis legal claim in Victoria for a decade, the wife and immediate family of former Sunshine North resident Marian Ciopicz received $467,000.

A Victorian Supreme Court jury found on April 2 that the owner and operator of the former Wunderlich factory, Seltsam Pty Ltd, had negligently allowed Marian Copiczs exposure to asbestos dust and bres.

e father-of-three lost his two-year battle with the lung disease asbestosis in October last year.

Carolyn Ciopicz said her husband, 69, would be alive if it werent for the factory.

Wunderlich let little children use its toxic dump as a playground, she said. at is unbelievable. And so is the fact that they forced us to trial to get justice for Marian.

Mr Ciopicz was exposed to asbestos from the ages of eight to 28, from the late 1950s to the early 70s, the court heard.

In a signed statement made before his death, Mr Ciopicz described how he, his brother and friends would innocently play in the waste.

We built cubby houses out of asbestos cement sheets, he said. Sometimes we dug tunnels through the waste, other times we dug trenches with boards we found lying around and then piled waste on top of the boards.

We threw handfuls of waste at each other and they exploded on impact. When playing there it sometimes felt like we were in a snow storm. e air was full of white or gray dust.

His family lived in Sandford Avenue, about 600 metres from the factory, and he walked past the McIntyre Road site on the way to school.

He later worked next door at the Taubmans paint factory where asbestos dust from Wunderlich would be blown in.

Slater and Gordon lawyer Michael Magazanik said the claim was strong, as the dangers of asbestos had been known since the 1890s.

Its disappointing the defendant didnt say, We stued up, were sorry, we should never have done that. Hopefully the company has learned a lesson, Mr Magazanik said.

As well as the asbestos dump at the back, there was evidence that the factory was using a fan to blast waste asbestos dust into the air above the factory, which was then blown all over the place.

e Wunderlich factory has le a tragic legacy in Sunshine North. Seltsam can no longer avoid responsibility for its behaviour.

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What happens in the oce certainly does not stay in the oce at least not if St Albans playwright Stephen Andrews has anything to do with it.

e experienced writer has penned the comedy See You Next Tuesday for Sunshine See You Next Tuesday for Sunshine See You Next TuesdayCommunity eatre, and it takes to the stage from April 17.

Andrews says the production the companys rst for the year is an oce comedy about lowly worker Keith and the secrets that are revealed in the oce aer dark.

e original story came from a friend of mine, who would regularly tell me stories about his oce work. I thought some of the stories were funny enough for a play, Andrews says.

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e farces just multiply from that point and Keiths evening goes from bad to simply ridiculous, Andrews says.

e play is directed by Sunshine North resident Alan Barrett, who says that what it lacks in oce experience, the show makes up for in comedy. Its great to be back on the stage again. e audience will be laughing in the aisles.

e play is at the Dempster Park Hall, 82 Phoenix Street, Sunshine North, from April 17-25. Tickets are available at http://bit.ly/1z007e7.

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Inspector Rudkins said, Id rather the people of Caroline Springs understand it from the police perspective and have the opportunity to ask questions and be listened to.

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He said Caroline Springs had become a hot spot for crime and that residents expressed their concerns on social media pages but felt they werent being heard by authorities.

We need the police station operating 24/seven, he said.

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operational hours of the station. Taylors Hill resident Jeb Erbas this month launched an online petition calling for a 24/7 station, which has attracted more than 1000 signatures.

Mr Erbas called for action from local government and police to address the communitys safety concerns.

Hand on my heart, I rarely see a police car patrolling the area aer hours, Mr Erbas said.

He said residents were worried for their safety, especially with a high number of reported break-ins and home burglaries.

24 hours would be at the expense of patrols. Id rather [police] be out on the road with the ability to respond to calls from the public, she said.

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Friends of Kororoit Creeks work over many years has been sowing the seeds of renewal and now the group has been rewarded with funding for 800 new plants.

e 50-member group received a $3500 Healthy Waterways community grant from Melbourne Water and is already putting it to good use at the spot where the Kororoit and Jones creeks meet.

e grant supports a wider project to rejuvenate the waterways whose banks are overgrown with weeds and lack native vegetation.

Volunteer and Deer Park resident Karin Saliba says the group is keen to green the west. Weve been brainstorming how we could make the area more self-sustainable and make it a better habitat for the local wildlife, Ms Saliba said.

e trees around there arent native, so were planting what shouldve been there originally

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Ms Saliba says she hopes the project will lead to more revegetation at the site and promote the Friends groups hard work.

A lot of us in the group are getting older. Im 61 and still t and able, but theres others into their 90s. We hope some young people will get onboard to make our area beautiful.

e Sunshine Heights Primary School parents gardening group, known as the Sunny Bees, has received a $4125 grant from the same funding pool. e funds will go towards a 500-plant regeneration project at the Sunshine Heights school boundary next to Kororoit Creek. e project is also aimed at teaching the pupils about the creek environment and the indigenous vegetation that once ourished there.

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Council sees light on savings Brimbank council is upgrading 11,500 street lights with LED globes as part of a program to save more than $500,000 in electricity and maintenance bills each year. The works are part of the councils Powering Down program and the present stage involves upgrading lights across Albion, Ardeer, Brooklyn, Deer Park, Derrimut, Sunshine, Sunshine North and Sunshine West. Information at [email protected]

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A Sunshine West resident is hopeful a cruisy weekend bike ride could kickstart a regular cycling club for Brimbank women.

Two days ago, eight female cyclists set out on a 30-kilometre ride from Buckingham Reserve in Sunshine to Williamstown as part of e Womens Ride.

e ride, a Cycling Victoria initiative, was the rst mass participation riding event in Victoria just for women.

e Brimbank leg, which took about three hours, was one of more than 50 rides taking place across the state.

Event organiser and Sunshine West mother Marina Bear said the ride had a social focus, with the cyclists stopping o for a coee on the way.

Ms Bear hopes to establish a weekly or fortnightly cycling group.

I try to ride regularly, but Ive struggled to nd a group to go with, she said. Im not thrilled to ride on my own. Its always safer to go with a friend.

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A former Sunshine North resident says he feels let down and as if his family have been poisoned because they lived near the controversial former Wunderlich factory.

Tony, who declined to give his last name, grew up just 500 metres from the factory and says authorities have not done enough to explore what other health conditions exposure to asbestos may cause. e Wunderlich factory, formerly owned by CSR and James Hardie, manufactured asbestos sheeting for 50 years up until the early 1980s.

One by one, my family have fallen ill with

if theyve suered from anything related and joined the dots?

EPA chief executive ocer Nial Finegan said results from the second round of sampling would be explained to residents once they were in.

Fiy Sunshine North properties have been tested for asbestos following last years discovery of a cancer cluster surrounding the former asbestos factory. Results from 38 of the properties indicated a very low risk to householders, a state government update posted on the Brimbank council website last month stated. Dust samples were taken from attics, soil samples were taken from gardens,

auto-immune diseases, Tony said. I cant believe its genetic when just my immediate family who lived there have been aected. ere were plenty of other contaminates oating around, he said.

It [asbestos] can cause much more than just lung cancer. Even if you get a couple of grains in your system, it changes your DNA.

e Environment Protection Authority (EPA) has conrmed it is waiting on results of further asbestos sampling.

Tony says he has door-knocked the streets surrounding McIntyre Road. Ive walked the walk. A lot of those neighbours arent there any more; theyve shied away. I wonder

and air samples from living areas. For living area air tests, EPAs expert

consultants used ISO [International Organization for Standardization] testing. In air samples, there were no detectable bres of asbestos, Mr Finegan said. For soil and roof cavities, EPAs consultants found no respirable bres of asbestos.

Tony said he wanted answers on what other chemicals were oating in the air at the time.

How can we trust them when theyve said its non-breathable? It was in the air, it was scattered everywhere. Even 40 years aer its closed down, theyre still nding traces of it in roofs.

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Increased university fees and HECS debts may not be necessary if new Victoria University research into a fairer higher education model is tied to legislation.

VU vice-chancellor and president Peter Dawkins and VU Centre of Policy Studies senior research fellow Janine Dixon have released a paper detailing a third way for higher education policy.

Professor Dawkins said their taper model included price exibility and a better equity package while still being driven by demand.

Neither full fee deregulation, nor returning to a more regulated model with tight control over fees and possible reversion to more regulation of student numbers would serve us well, he said.

e proposed model would see government giving less money to universities if they raised

their fees above a threshold level, determined by a taper rate starting at 20 per cent.

is would work alongside a better Higher Education Participation Program (HEPP) to oer scholarships for low-socioeconomic- status students.

Our modelling suggests this approach will signicantly dampen fee rises, compared with the fully deregulated model and will allow for sucient additional funding for universities to enable a signicant enhancement of higher education, Professor Dawkins said.

It will also free up substantial resources we hope that the paper is considered by government, the Senate, the higher education sector and the broader community.

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Noisy neighbours, grati, discarded syringes and littering are among pet peeves of Brimbank residents, while animal annoyances are also driving residents barking mad.

Residents made almost 55,000 service requests (aka complaints) to the Brimbank council between 2010-14 relating to noisy neighbours, property being defaced by grati, dumped rubbish, discarded syringes, nuisance pets (including barking dogs, snakes, and roaming animals), and other wildlife problems.

A total 3278 service requests have been lodged this year alone, with 1528 relating to pets and other animals.

City development director Stuart Menzies said Brimbank council employed a range of proactive and reactive services to stem the tide of service requests and complaints.

Mr Menzies said that as well as a household drop-o facility, the council had a rapid response unit to pick up dumped rubbish, carry out local clean-ups and remove dumped syringes found on council-managed land within an hour of a report.

He said the council also removed grati from its properties and regularly oered redeemable vouchers for grati removal supplies for residents needing to remove grati from private properties.

We continue to proactively remove grati from 30 identied priority sites across the municipality, with inspection and removal on a fortnightly and, in some cases, a weekly basis, he said. ese sites are throughout

the municipality and change continually depending on the demand.

In some cases, particularly regarding pets and noise complaints, residents have been slapped with nes or taken to court if they continue to out laws and restrictions.

Last year, the council issued 1052 nes as a result of residents complaints, while court action was taken in relation to 127 matters, not including parking infringements.

Residents can report dumped rubbish, fallen trees, grati and other concerns, and can send pictures through the My Brimbank app, which can be downloaded on the iTunes app store or Google play store, or they can call customer service on 9249 4000.

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Operation Crossroads ran across the state during the ve-day holiday period, with 486 motorists booked for 493 oences in Brimbank alone.

Seven drink-drivers were among those caught. Other serious oences included speeding, using a mobile phone and travelling without a seat belt.

Police placed a road safety electronic message on Ballarat Road at Albion, which read, Dont be a bunny, speed aint funny.

e highway patrols Sergeant Bill Joannidis said one P-plater driver was travelling so fast past the message that he was unable to read it on Monday.

e 19-year-old Caroline Springs man was clocked travelling at 189km/h in an 80km/h zone on Ballarat Road about 11.35pm. Police intercepted the green Mitsubishi Magna and immediately impounded it under hoon legislation. e driver is expected to be charged on summons with speeding and dangerous driving and could be without a licence for at least 12 months.

A second P-plater was also nabbed doing 130km/h in an 80km/h zone on the Calder Freeway at Keilor Park just aer midnight on Monday. e 22-year-old Preston man had his red Holden Cruz impounded for 30 days and is expected to be charged on summons.

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Mums and dads across Melton and Moorabool are getting nappy bags ready but not for what you would think.

Parents such as Bacchus Marshs Steph Davidson are preparing to put their babies unused disposable nappies to good use by donating them to e Nappy Collective.

e Nappy Collective collects leover unused disposable nappies from towns all across Australia and redistributes them to organisations that support families in need.

Ms Davidson knows well how quickly her 11-month-old son William grows out of his nappies and jumped at the opportunity to donate unused ones.

It makes me feel a lot better to give them to someone whos going to need them rather than contributing to landll, she said.

Ms Davidson, who is overcoming postnatal depression, said it was vital to support those in need, especially parents in crisis situations.

Weve never been in need of nappies, but I have had issues where I needed help, she said. eres always people out there who will need support and this is one less thing they have to worry about.

e Nappy Collective is an initiative run by volunteers including founder Sandra Jacobs, who says incredible community engagement has helped the initiative grow.

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We believe that great relationships are based on open, honest and transparent communication. We are absolutely committed to being responsive and inclusive by sharing information and seeking input from the community on our operations and future plans. The MRLCCG will be an important part of that communication and consultation process.

We welcome applications from local residents who have a keen understanding of local community issues, are able to represent a broad cross-section of the community, and able to commit to attending a weeknight meeting every three months.

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Long-time Sunshine resident Des Johnson is the man behind an exhibition open at the Hunt Club Community Arts Centre in Deer Park until May 9.

Johnsons love for photography began as a child but he began taking his art more seriously in the 1980s aer he was diagnosed with heart problems.

e doctor at the Footscray hospital told me I needed to exercise, walk more, so I bought a camera and started photographing and walking, Johnson says.

His collection of more than 5000 photos is of considerable local signicance. Over the years, he has captured the faces of Sunshine through times of great change.

Johnsons favourite photo was taken early in the 1990s at Kororoit Creek, Deer Park. He donated this photo to the Footscray hospital.

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Sunshine mayor Ian Mill has hit back at criticism of his trip to a peace conference in Japan in August. Cr Con McKay called the trip to the First World conference of Mayors for Peace through inter-city solidarity the most preposterous proposal ever contemplated by any Sunshine council. In a prepared statement, Cr Mill said: e cause is extremely worthy and the City of Sunshine as a nuclear-free city should be seen to be in support.


Some sports clubs in the City of Brimbank might be forced o their grounds in a crackdown by the council on organisations that owe it long-term debts. Twenty-four clubs owe the council almost $85,000 in overdue ground rental or loan repayments. Some of the debts date back more than two years. e largest debtor is the Keilor Sports Club, which owes $14,117.60.


e spacious grounds of Sunshine RSL sub-branch were crowded with memories as members laid out rows of small crosses commemorating men and women who died for their country. More than 350 crosses stood in ranks on either side of the sub-branch cenotaph for Sundays memorial service held ahead of Anzac Day next Monday. Many of the crosses were made by World War II veteran, now sub-branch pensions ocer Bill Clayton.

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Join the bandThe Western Region Concert Band rehearses on Saturdays at 9am in the Errington Community Centre, Princess Street, St Albans. Enter by the side gate next to the football oval. Vacancies exist for percussion, brass and sax players. Bring your instrument and play with the band. Eddie, 9687 6644

COMMUNITY CALENDARWANT YOUR EVENT LISTED? Community Calendar is made available free of charge to not-for-prot 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]. Deadline for copy and announcements is noon Tuesday.

Fun year celebratedThe educators at Swan Childcare Centre in Derrimut are celebrating their rst year of looking after Brimbank youngsters.There will be a family fun day, open for all, on April 18. Entertainment at the centre, which looks after children from 55 families, will include an animal farm, jumping castle and face painting. The centre is at B8-4 Castro Way, Derrimut. Daeng, 8358 4148(T

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Melton City Council takes great pride in recognising and rewarding the valuable contribution our local volunteers make to our fast growing, vibrant community.

Each year, on Australia Day, Council announces the winners of our Community Achievement Awards, public acknowledgement of the great work individuals and groups do to create a safe and prosperous community for all of us to enjoy. Two years ago, I was very pleased to have initiated the Melton Woman of the Year award as part of our Australia Day celebrations. This award recognises the great women in our community who give so much of themselves, every day.

Similarly, at the recent March Ordinary Meeting of Council, Councillors approved a Notice of Motion I put forward to establish a new Community Achievement Award that recognises the positive contribution of people who work to improve the lives of residents living with disability.

Many people are not aware of the challenges faced by people living with disability, so I feel it is important that we, who are affected either directly or indirectly, remind and advocate for those who cannot physically do so for themselves.

As a mother who cares for a child living with a disability, I believe its important to recognise the efforts of those who give nurturing and accessible community in which we can all thrive.

I always welcome comments or feedback from residents who wish to contact me regarding any Council related matters. I can be contacted via email at [email protected] or on 0412 584 058.

On the eve of Anzac Day commemorations, it is timely which was forged on the icy shores of Gallipoli 100 years ago.

Each year since the end of World War I, we have gathered

at memorials in cities, suburbs and towns across Australia, to honour the men and women of our armed services who have served our country with pride.

of past and present generations. It is a day to acknowledge the their lives for Australia so that it can be a place of freedom for all.

In our hearts the Anzac legend lives on and will never be forgotten.

On a local level, we will mark the Anzac Centenary with a number of events including traditional dawn services. In the lead up to Anzac Day, I encourage you to place a white commemorative cross in a specially marked area on the lawn near the Cenotaph on High Street, Melton. The crosses are available for a gold coin donation from the Melton Library and Learning Hub (McKenzie Street) or Melton Civic Centre (High Street). All proceeds will go to the Partners of Veterans Association. I would also like to thank Sheddies from the Melton Mens Shed who have been busy making the crosses in readiness for their installation.

forever grateful to those who helped preserve our way of life that we as a community can keep their memory bright.

Lest we forget.

Thank you for your continued support and please dont hesitate to contact me with any ideas or issues on 0412 584 067 or [email protected]

ANZAC DAY CROSSES Remembering our fallen heroes on Anzac DayWhite commemorative crosses will be available from Melton City Council for a gold coin donation.Members of the public can donate and collect crosses from the Melton Library and Learning Hub (McKenzie Street) or Melton Civic Centre (High Street) and then place them in the specially marked area near the Cenotaph on High Street, Melton.All donations go to Partners of Veterans Association. Crosses made by Melton Mens Shed.When: Monday 13 April Friday 1 May 2015 For more information visit melton.vic.gov.au

ANZAC CENTENARY TRIBUTE PRODUCTION We will remember themPerformed by Insync Sound and Sisters Insync. Brought to you by Melton City Council. Sunday 19 April, 2015, 2PM 5PM. Catholic Regional College Performing Arts Centre, Melton West, Doors open 1.30pm Free entry Limited places, bookings essentialBookings 9747 7266 or [email protected]

For information about Anzac Day services in the City of Melton please contact the RSL.

HERITAGE WEEK EVENTS Tour of War Graves, Melton CemeterySunday 19 April, 1.30pm 2.30pm In association with the Melton Family History Group. A guided tour of the graves of Meltons servicemen and women.

The Man they call BanjoFriday 24 April, 6.30pm 10pm. Warrawong Woolshed, Eynesbury A gripping musical drama and love story about the writing of Waltzing Matilda.

City of Melton Heritage Award Presentation Evening Thursday 23 April 2015, 5.30pm Melton Library and Learning Hub, 31 McKenzie Street, MeltonThe Award recognises and celebrates projects, events or people who contribute to preserving the Citys heritage.

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Manicured gardens out front, with conifers and trimmed miniature roses, soften the houses towering brick facade.

Exposed brick walls, dark polished timber

door frames, balustrades and cabinets and window pelmets feature in each room.

The impressive tiled foyer has a polished timber balustrade which cordons off the carpeted, step-down family room at the left of entry.

This room is naturally-lit through a large bay window and adjoins the dining room.

At halls end is the living hub, which includes family and meals areas and an expansive timber kitchen with plenty of storage, laminated benches, a dishwasher, wall oven and convection cooktop with rangehood.

Step down from the meals area to a small bedroom with its own powder room.

A bathroom, large laundry and separate toilet completes the lower storey.

Upstairs there are three bedrooms, all with built-in wardrobes, including the main, which has a full en suite and walk-in wardrobe. The impressive main bathroom is completely tiled and has a corner spa and separate shower.

There is a mobility aid on the staircase, perfect for elderly parents or people with disabilities.

The huge workshop-cum-double garage

Douglas Kay Estate Agents: 9312 6944 Price: Contact agent Auction: May 9 at 1pm

SUNSHINE NORTH 4 Westmoreland Road, 3020

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has internal access and is a treat for any tradesman or home handyman, with drive-through access to the backyard and space for a boat, trailer or caravan.

The bountiful garden out back includes fruit trees and an established vegie patch. The discerning chef in the family will be delighted with the fully-enclosed outdoor kitchen.

Extras include roller security shutters, alarm system, central cooling/heating, ducted vacuum and solar panels.

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280 Hampshire Road, SUNSHINE

9312 6944

4 Bedser StreetSunshine North

Auction Saturday 18th April 12:00pmInspect Sat 18th April 11:30 - 12:00pmAgent Francis Vuong 0421 385 939

Warm and welcoming FamilyHome on 585m2 Approx. ofLand.This terrific family home is set within this ever sopopular precinct of Sunshine North just minutesfrom the local strip shops, bus stops as well asnumerous schools and sporting clubs3 good size bedrooms, large lounge, formalkitchen with meal, bathroom, separate toilet,open sunroom, garage and car port, terra cotterroof.Gas heater,heater,heater air condition, large hall way, 3.18meter large drive way. Shed and BBQ area.

A 3B 1D 1

112 Cornwall RoadSunshine

Auction Saturday 18th April 1:00pmInspect Sat 18th April 12:30 - 1:00pmAgent Mario Rochetich 0409 146 141

A True Sunshine TreasureA high caliber home, exceptionally wellmaintained, perfectly renovated and ideallylocated.Offering large bedrooms, study, formal lounge,separate dining room, large quality kitchen withstainless steel appliances and central bathroom.Features include: Split system heating/cooling,gas log fireplace, quality fixtures/fittingsthroughout, solar panels, lockup garage and largecar port.

Close to all facilities, schools, shops, transportand walking distance to all Central Sunshine hasto offer.offer.offer

A 3B 1D 2

14 Busch StreetSunshine North

Auction Saturday 18th April 2:00pmInspect Sat 18th April 1:30 - 2:00pmAgent Francis Vuong 0421 385 939

Anthony Caccamo 0425 703 312

Perfectly PresentedWeatherboard HomeRecently renovated home offering 3 bedrooms allwith BIR, central renovated bathroom, multi carcarport and much more.

Features include: new polished timber floors,new kitchen with cesar stone bench tops/stainless steel appliances, new paint, separatetoilet, wide driveway,ay,ay roller shutters, heating/cooling and plenty of backyard space.

Highly sought after Sunshine North location,within walking distance to transport, shops,schools and parkland.

A 3B 1D 4

36 Henley GardensSunshine North

Auction Saturday 18th April 3:00pmInspect Sat 18th April 2:30 - 3:00pmAgent Anthony Caccamo 0425 703 312

Francis Vuong 0421 385 939

Superb 31sq Brick VeneerHome on a 650m2 Block(approx)Offering 3 large bedrooms in total, 2 bathrooms,huge master bedroom with WIR and en suite.Additional features include: Wide hallwayentrance, ducted heating/cooling, quality timberflooring, cathedral ceilings, traditional openfireplace, double lock up garage with remoteand rear roller door access, plantation shuttersthat lead out to a concreted undercover outdoorentertaining area complimented by beautifullylandscaped gardens. Perfectly located withinclose proximity to Furlong Road shops, schools,public transport and Sunshine Hospital.

A 3B 2D 2

6/34 McIntyre RoadSunshine North

Auction Friday 1st May 1:00pmInspect By AppointmentAgent Doug Kay 0417 356 035

High Yielding Main RoadInvestment Leased to NationalTenantTerm of Lease: Secure 3 years

Total Building Area: 1,215m2 approx.

Rental: $89,500 p/a plus GST,GST,GST plus outgoings.


Auction Saturday 2nd May 1:00pmInspect Sat 18th April 12:30 to 1:00pmAgent Anthony Caccamo 0425 703 312

John Derham 0415 847 784

Beautifully Restored Home withPlenty to Offer-Located in a highly sought after pocketof Sunshine North this character filledweatherboard home has plenty to offer.offer.offer-Offering 3 large bedrooms, two renovatedbathrooms, large open plan living, superblyrenovated/updated kitchen with quality stainlesssteel appliances and adjoining meals/dining area.-Additional features include: heating/cooling, highornate ceilings, timber flooring, large backyardand much more.-Ideally located within walking distance to localshopping strips, schools, parks and VictoriaUniversity.University.University

A 3B 2D 2

52 Auburn AvenueSunshine North

Auction Friday 8th May 12:00pmInspect By AppointmentAgent Doug Kay 0417 356 035

Large Serviced IrregularAllotment-Total-Total-T land area approximately 1,242m2

-Ideal builders yard

-Zoned Industrial 3

-Genuine vendor,vendor,vendor all reasonable genuine offersconsidered

-Ter-Ter-T ms 10% Deposit, Balance 30/60 days


Auction Saturday 2nd May 12:00pmInspect Sat 18th April 1:00 - 1:30pmAgent Peter Kay 0401 532 886

Feature Loaded Brick Beauty!Comprising of 3 bedrooms with B.I.R, centralbathroom with working spa-bath, toilet, galley-style kitchen with industrial- gas cooking, dining,living area, laundry and carport. At the rear ofthe property is a self-contained bungalow inoriginal condition with a bedroom, living area,bathroom, kitchen with electric stove. Note:electricity separately metered. Additional featuresinclude polished floorboards, original ceilingpattern, decorative lighting fixtures, internalvacuum system, gas wall heating, reverse cycleair-conditioningair-conditioningair , plenty of storage space, lowmaintenance back-yard with gas-stove and aconnected sink with hot and cold water.ter.ter

A 3B 1D 1


280 Hampshire Road, SUNSHINE

9312 6944

134 Durham RoadSunshine

Auction Friday 8th May 2:00pmInspect By AppointmentAgent Danielle Fordham 0409 083 235

Doug Kay 0417 356 035

Huge Shop - Huge Potential-Approx 330m2

-Offered with vacant possession

-Current fitout - Ideal for Medical/Office/TraMedical/Office/TraMedical/Office/T iningCentre or alternatively a restaurant (S.T.C.T.C.T .A).

-Ample car parking nearby.

-Close to the New Sunshine Railway Station.

19 Drummartin Street (Albion) Sunshine

FOR SALEInspect Sat 18th April 2:15 - 2:45amPrice $390,000 to $425,000Agent Danielle Fordham 0409 083 235

Everything At Your DoorstepBeautiful interiors add style and comfort while a large pavedcourtyard creates a wonderful alfresco focus. Features formallounge with adjoining dining/family room, well-appointedkitchen/meals area with dishwasher,asher,asher 4 upstairs bedroomswith BIRs, main with ensuite, central bathroom, separate WCand laundry. Complete with timber flooring, r/c split-system,cathedral ceilings, additional external kitchen facilities, studioand a 3 car remote controlled carport. Stroll to trains, Schools,Sunshine Marketplace and enjoy quick access to amenities.

A 4B 2 C 2D 3

4 Westmoreland RoadSunshine North

Auction Saturday 9th May 1:00pmInspect Sat 18th April 10:45 - 11:15amAgent Francis Vuong 0421 385 939

Doug Kay 0417 356 035

Immaculately Presented TwoStorey Family Home.Only minutes by walk to St. Bernadettes CatholicPrimary School/Church, Victoria University,University,UniversityDempster Park and all other facilities.Ground floor: Impressive entrance hall, formallounge room, formal dining, powder room,bedroom with en suite, huge timber kitchen,meals area and adjoining family room.First Floor: Staircase with mobility aid, 3bedrooms with BIR, master with full en suite plusWIR and impressive tiled bathroom.Additional features include: Huge tradesman likeworkshop/double garage with drive thru accessto backyard and outdoor second kitchen.

A 4B 3D 2

18/11 Kent StreetBraybrook

FOR SALEInspect By AppointmentPrice $270,000 to $300,000Agent Danielle Fordham 0409 083 235

Immaculate light filled securityapartmentThis stylish and elevated first floor securityapartment offers immediately inviting interiors,lifestyle ease and a highly convenient location inleafy surrounds. Interiors of pleasing proportionsinclude sun-drenched open living room withaccess to a covered balcony,balcony,balcony adjoining kitchen/meals area, s/s appliances, dishwasher and twobedrooms (BIRs). Leafy outlooks, tiled bathroom,heating, cooling plus secure intercom entry andcar space add further appeal. Close to ShoppingCentres, leading schools, train and bus services.Ideal first home or astute investment option in asought after location.

A 2B 1 C 1D 1

18/250 Sunshine AvenueKealba

FOR SALEInspect Sat 18th April 10:45 - 11:15amPrice $210,000 to $230,000Agent Danielle Fordham 0409 083 235

Platinum Lifestyle ChoiceThis spacious first level apartment will instantlyattract couples, downsizers and investors. Alarge Kitchen is well serviced by stainless steelappliances, extending out to a contemporaryliving space and adjoining alfresco balconyfor easy entertaining. Smartly appointedthroughout with 1 spacious Bedroom and BIR,central bathroom and european laundry, thishome is sure to impress. In a platinum positionmoments to public transport, freeway access,schools, parks and great shopping, dining andentertaining at Keilor Downs Plaza. Features:heating, storage, gym facilities, secure entry plusremote controlled secure car parking.

A 1B 1 C 1D 1

50 Corella Road Sunshine West

Auction Saturday 9th May 2:00pmInspect Sat 18th April 1:30 - 2:00pmAgent Danielle Fordham 0409 083 235

Peter Kay 0401 532 886

Corner Prominence!Comprising of 3 bedrooms with built-in-robes, centralbathroom, spacious lounge, kitchen, dining, large remotecontrolled garage and side carport. The property is set onconcrete stumps and has been semi-renovated with a freshthorough paint, renovated bathroom, new gutters and restoredfloorboards. Other features include Central heating ducted,Evaporative A/C, Split System Heating and Cooling for climatecontrol, alarm system, roller shutters and low maintenancegarden positioned on a good sized corner block.

A 3B 1D 2


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DERRIMUT 6 CHATSWCHATSWCHA ORTH AVENUESIZED TO GROW INTOThe peace and quiet this charming street offers in the soughtafter location is whats going to make you need to say YES topurchase this home. Being located in the hub of Derrimut givesa central location to everything. Short distance to schools,public transport, local shopping complex and parklands justaround the corner.rner.rner The home Boasts formal carpeted livingroom, 4 carpeted bedrooms all with BIRs excluding masterwhich offers WIR and ensuite, light filled family living roomwith adjoining meals and kitchen with ample bench andcupboard space equipped with stainless steel appliancesand this area overlooking the generous sized backyard.This property is arguably positioned in a great location andaccommodates for all.

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CAROLINE SPRINGS10/2 THE ESPLANADESECURE YOU FUTUREInvestors take note; here is an opportunity to secure a welllocated apartment with an existing lease till July 2015.Positioned to the front of the complex overlooking LakeCaroline and within walking distance to CS square shoppingcomplex and walking tracks. The property consists of 2 goodsized bedrooms with BIRs, central bathroom and Europeanstyle laundry, open kitchen with stainless steel appliances,natural light filled living area and access to its own balcony toenjoy the warm summers afternoons.

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CAIRNLEA 12 JAPONICA COURTPOSITIONED TO PLEASEEnjoying a prized corner position, investors and owneroccupiers alike will love this double storey home for its lowmaintenance style and space as well as its quiet yet handycourt location. Comprising three large bedrooms, masterwith en suite and walk-in robe, comfortable separate lounge,functional eye catching kitchen with adjoining meals area,bright bathroom with spa and neat laundry. Features include;ducted heating, evaporative cooling, two-way study, floatingfloorboards, powder room, side access to double garage. Closeto all amenities. You can stroll to local schools, BrimbankCentral, bus services, parks and recreational facilities. Toogood to miss!

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BURNSIDE 25 STRICKLAND CRESCENTSUPERB LOCATIONCATIONCAFeast your eyes this way to this 3 bedroom plus study familyhome, nestled amongst a quiet neighbourhood and set in aperfect location. Positioned within minutes walk to publictransport and parklands and only a moments drive tomajor shopping centres, schools and major freeway access.Comprising built in robes to all bedrooms with the spaciousmaster featuring walk in robe and ensuite, formal and familyliving and dining areas, huge pergola perfect for entertainingfamily and friends. All this and more set on an allotmentmeasuring approximately 525m2. Call today for moreinformation.



CAROLINE SPRINGS13 CADDICK GARDENSSPACSPACSP IOUS 3 BEDROOM HOME IN A GREATGREATGREALOCATIONCATIONCAQuietly located in the Cobble Stone estate of Caroline Springsand within walking distance to Schools, shops, public transportand sporting grounds awaits this spacious 3 bedrooms plusstudy home sitting upon and allotment of approximately685m2. Comprising built-in robes to all bedrooms and masterwith walk-in robe and ensuite, both formal and family livingand dining areas, central bathroom, and separate laundrylarge backyard with possible side access. This property makesperfect fit for both a family home buyer and investor alike.Arrange your inspection today.

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DEER PARK 2/60 LEWIN STREETDOWNSIZE, START-UPSTART-UPST OR INVESTPrivately nestled to the rear sits this natural light-filled singlelevel unit superbly maintained for current-day comfort. Afine first home, a strong investment or an easily manageddownsize, the instantly inviting interior offers a sizeableseparate living zone accompanied by a spacious kitchen/mealsarea leading to the rear yard. 3 robed bedrooms main with WIR,central bathroom, ducted heating and single lockup garage. Ahidden treasure with superb access to all amenities.

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DEER PARK 38 HOWARD PLACERIGHT WHERE YOU WANT TO BESituated in a highly sought after residential pocket is thisfamily home representing a super buy for owner occupiers andinvestors alike. Comprising three robed bedrooms plus study,master with good sized ensuite, fully tiled open plan living &dining area, well appointed hostess kitchen, bright bathroomand neat laundry with cupboard. Features include; ductedheating, split system air conditioning, double lock up garagewith internal access and low maintenance gardens. Closeproximity to local schools, shops, transport and parkland aswell as easy freeway access.

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DEER PARK 26 HOGAN STREETITS ALL ABOUT THE LOCATIONCATIONCAConveniently positioned in the heart of the Quinn Estateopposite Deer Park West Primary School, within walkingdistance to Ballarat road shops, bus stops and Deer Park trainstation and only a moments drive to a choice of shoppingcomplexes being Burnside Hub and Brimbank central shoppingcomplex. All this makes the decision easy to move your familyto this 4 bedroom brick veneer home. Comprising 2 livingzones, central bathroom, ensuite to the master bedroom,spacious kitchen and meals area and entraining family andfriends will be a delight with the Hugh pergola with built inBBQ. Extras include: ducted heating, evaporative cooling,carport and double garage with separate workshop. Dont missout on this well positioned convenient property, make the calltoday.



DEER PARK 1/24 GLENCAIRN AVENUEAFFORDABLE & CONVENIENTSet in a super handy location this good sized weatherboardhome represents a great opportunity for those startingout, investing or downsizing. Comprising three bedrooms,generous lounge, functional kitchen with meals area, centralbathroom and laundry facility. Features include; ductedheating, air conditioner plus ample off street parking. Closeproximity to local schools, shops, transport and recreationalfacilities.

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CAIRNLEA 175 CAIRNLEA DRIVETOWNHOUSE TEMPTATTEMPTATTEMPT IONWhether youre downsizing, searching for that ideal investmentproperty or purchasing your first home, this low maintenanceresidence demands your attention. Comprising threebedrooms, master with en suite and walk in robe, comfortablelounge, functional kitchen with island bench top, dining area,bright bathroom and neat laundry with large storage cupboard.Features include; ducted heating, powder room, dishwasher,lock up garage plus an additional off street parking space andprivate courtyard. Close proximity to the Cairnlea Town Centre,local schools, transport, sporting fields plus easy freewayaccess.

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CAROLINE SPRINGS44 Lorimer StreetThe Prime Location3 bedrooms, master with full ensuite &walk in robe. Open large plan family area/dinning, modern kitchen with breakfastbar,bar,bar same cover alfresco. Central brightbathroom, powder room, large remotedouble garage, high ceiling, split system/heating, low maintenance & much more.

Private SaleView By AppointmentNhung (Monica) Luu 0421 034 166Jane Bui 0478 038 668

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BURNSIDE HEIGHTS5 Parkes WayMAGNIFICENT FAMILY HOMEComprises: 4 bedrooms master bedroomwith ensuite and walk in robe, remainingrooms with built in robes, formal lounge,Rumpus / family area, dinning area anddouble garage with remote control.Features include: ducted heating, downlights, alarm system, 2000 lts rain watertank and much more.Photo ID reqiured

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ST ALBANS1/46 Kings RoadFirst Home Buyer or Investor Take Notice!Approx 5 yrs old, 3 bedrooms with built in robe,master with ensuite & walk in robe. Photo IDsrequired.Private SaleView This Saturday 12.00pm - 12:30pmNick Shinas 0411 632 744Thuan Tran (Vincent) 0434 539 739Delahey 9310 9377Corner Taylors Rd and Kings Rd

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DOCKLANDS1107/673 Latrobe StreetLOCATION!LOCATION!LOCA STYLISH! LUXURY!LUXURY!LUXUR2 lovely bedrooms, 2 bathrooms, modernkitchen with quality appliances, air-conditioning/air-conditioning/airheating, secured private car park.$480 000 - $500 000View By AppointmentNhung Luu ( Monica ) 0421 034 166Jane Bui 0478 038 668Delahey 9310 9377Corner Taylors Rd and Kings Rd

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