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KICKING GOALSBlue Light Victoria is expanding from the dance floor to the soccer field under a new program to help at-risk kids. REPORT PAGE 9
VIBRATIONS DAMAGE HOMESPAGE 5
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Soccer fans Luis, 12, Deng, 10, andKoray, 10, with Constables Michael
Castellano and Amanda Wright.Picture: TIM CARRAFA
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Fresh plea over food fight Chanel Zagon
Traders face $500 fine if caught selling wares without a permit
MARIBYRNONG Council is facing a growing backlash from the community and within its own ranks over forcing popular street grocers out of Footscray under a crackdown described as ripping the “heart and soul” out of the area.
The Leader reported online last week that the council had come under fire for cracking down on traders (pictured right) who sell items on any council-owned footpath, road or land without its permission. The dozens of grocers,
who line Leeds St between the Barkly and Byron streets, will now cop a $500 fine, with their goods impounded if caught out. Street traders were made aware
of the ban, effective as of June 1, through a street notice board directed at itinerant traders, which states council officers will patrol the Footscray CBD daily to ensure compliance. The tough stance has sparked outrage on social media, with residents saying the council are targeting elderly people trying
to make a living. Councillor Mia McGregor said her colleagues were not made aware of the decision and she had raised the issue with the chief executive.“All the operational things
(within the big picture policy that council sets) are the domain of officers. Unfortunately those officers aren’t always best placed to determine if a decision might be significant in impacting on the culture of the organisation, is out of synch with community values or is
politically sensitive,” she posted on Facebook.
Produce buyer Mark Chu said the culturally-diverse street market was the heart and soul of the Footscray community. But Maribyrnong planning
services director Nigel Higgins said the council’s response resulted from concerns raised by traders over the blocking of footpaths and was a breach of local laws. Itinerant trader permits costs
about $31.
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TIGER TALESuperstar footballer Alex Rance has plenty tocelebrate, including his recent move toBrighton and the release of his first book
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The court heard the mother of four, soon to be five, children would use Gumtree and Facebook to rip people off. She would respond to people looking to buy mobile phones, and set up a sale.In June last year she did a deal with a Gumtree buyer to sell ‘her’ iPhone for $430, providing bank details to the purchaser. It was never sent, with a fake tracking number given and repeated follow-
up refund requests unanswered.Then in August she did a similarscam, this time on Facebook arranging to meet in person to hand over a phone after a $360 payment had been sent. She never turned up.And in January she cheated another potential buyer, who didn’t get the phone they bought for $370 on Facebook.Police got involved and Baddack
was arrested. Her defence lawyer said she committed the crimes because as a mother four she needed the money for her family.Baddack told the court she expected to give birth within a few weeks and was in a stable relationship with a war veteran. The court heard she has a very long list of priors for dishonesty crimes. Magistrate Luisa Bazzani said Baddack “was an old hand at
Rip off rogue avoids jailJon Andrews Heavily pregnant scammer fined for cheating phone buyersA FEMALE serial scammer has been labelled a “liar”, “despicable” and “extremely dishonest” for ripping off phone buyers on online selling sites.
The heavily pregnant woman narrowly avoided being jailed for her latest examples of cheating offending.Thirty-year-old Kate Maree Baddack pleaded guilty at Dandenong Magistrates’ Court to three scamming crimes.
it” when describing her “disgraceful” offending.She said she deserved a short, sharp stint in jail, but instead imposed a heavy fine due to her current situation. “She is a liar, (this was) really despicable behaviour,” Ms Bazzani said. “It is greedy, despicable, dishonest. She captures victims unawares and abuses mediums like Gumtree.”Baddack was convicted and given a $2000 fine.
END OF THE LINEAfter more than three decades entertaining the kids of Casey, the trains at Colin Campbell’s minature railway will be pulling into the station for the last time. REPORT PAGE 5
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A POLITICIAN has sunk the boot into a “Liberal-led” Nillumbik Council for dragging its feet with a planning permit application for the Plenty CFA station rebuild.But the council has hit back, saying the State Government is at fault.Yan Yean state Labor MP Danielle Green swiped the council for “trying to hold up the protection of this great community” by delaying their response to the
Sparks fly over CFABrittany Shanahan Government, council trade barbs on building Plenty stationCFA’s request for an in-principle agreement to progress with its planning application.
The request was submitted in August 2017 and Ms Green said “now, some nine months on, nothing has progressed”.Ms Green told the Diamond Valley Leader a “heads of agreement” had been signed and the State Government would move to purchase the land.
“I raised it in parliament because
I wanted to kick (the project) along a bit,” she said. The new station will be built at the corner of Butlers Rd and Memorial Ave, Plenty, because the brigade needed more space to fit equipment that allows them to train for cliff rescues, Ms Green said.
Mayor Peter Clarke slammed MsGreen’s comments and said she was “looking for excuses for the government’s failure to deliver this
project in her term of office”. Cr Clarke said the council did not have a fully completed planning permit application to advertise and did not have a formal offer to purchase the land. “I urge residents to have a good hard look at this application which would have a dramatic impact on the environment,” he said.“Equally, it’s critically importantwe get a fire station in Plenty built.”Dozens of mature trees will be
lost as part of the project, Cr Clarke said. Cr Grant Brooker contacted theLeader to say Ms Green’s comments were an “obvious attempt to direct all attention away from her own responsibility” and he was disappointed at her actions. The Labor Government promised $1.4 million to rebuild the Plenty CFA station during the 2014 state election campaign and another $500,000 was allocated in the following year’s budget, as reported by the Leader.
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Yan Yean state Labor MP Danielle Green with Plenty CFA captain Adrian Marshman.Picture: JAMES ROSS
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A POLITICIAN has sunk the boot into a “Liberal-led” Nillumbik Council for dragging its feet with a planning permit application for the Plenty CFA station rebuild.But the council has hit back, saying the State Government is at fault.Yan Yean state Labor MP Danielle Green swiped the council for “trying to hold up the protection of this great community” by delaying their response to the
Sparks fly over CFABrittany Shanahan Government, council trade barbs on building Plenty stationCFA’s request for an in-principle agreement to progress with its planning application.
The request was submitted in August 2017 and Ms Green said “now, some nine months on, nothing has progressed”.Ms Green told the Diamond Valley Leader a “heads of agreement” had been signed and the State Government would move to purchase the land.
“I raised it in parliament because
I wanted to kick (the project) along a bit,” she said. The new station will be built at the corner of Butlers Rd and Memorial Ave, Plenty, because the brigade needed more space to fit equipment that allows them to train for cliff rescues, Ms Green said.
Mayor Peter Clarke slammed MsGreen’s comments and said she was “looking for excuses for the government’s failure to deliver this
project in her term of office”. Cr Clarke said the council did not have a fully completed planning permit application to advertise and did not have a formal offer to purchase the land. “I urge residents to have a good hard look at this application which would have a dramatic impact on the environment,” he said.“Equally, it’s critically importantwe get a fire station in Plenty built.”Dozens of mature trees will be
lost as part of the project, Cr Clarke said. Cr Grant Brooker contacted theLeader to say Ms Green’s comments were an “obvious attempt to direct all attention away from her own responsibility” and he was disappointed at her actions. The Labor Government promised $1.4 million to rebuild the Plenty CFA station during the 2014 state election campaign and another $500,000 was allocated in the following year’s budget, as reported by the Leader.
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Yan Yean state Labor MP Danielle Green with Plenty CFA captain Adrian Marshman.Picture: JAMES ROSS
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Newsagency Bundoora 1268 A, Plenty Rd, BUNDOORA 3083
Nillumbik Cellars 11 Chute St, DIAMOND CREEK 3089
Panton Hill Post Store 588 Main Rd, PANTON HILL 3759
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Updated: July 2018
Frankston Standard
Monday, June 18, 2018 l frankstonleader.com.au
JAIL FOR AMBASSADOR
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HEREPAGE 17
Community rallies for Kate
Christian Tatman
Mum of two with rare cancer needs helpSHE’S spent her life caring for others, now GP Kate Richmond is the one in desperate need of help.
Friends and family have rallied to backa huge campaign to support the seriously ill mother-of-two.Dr Richmond, who lives in Frankston South and works at Mornington and Pearcedale, is undergoing chemotherapy after being diagnosed with peritoneal mesothelioma — a rare type of cancer caused by asbestos.
It is believed Dr Richmond ingested anasbestos fibre from the clothing of her father, who worked in manufacturing when she was a child, or while working at a UK hospital — partly built with the material — when she was a trainee doctor.The 43-year-old’s diagnosis came aftershe suffered extreme abdominal pain and bloating.Surgeons moved swiftly to remove anyorgans that could have cancerous tumours — her uterus, ovaries and appendix.
“I thought how lucky I am that it (the surgery) was so quick. I could not be in better care,” she said.The GP, mother to Lauren, 6, and Finn,9, and wife to Brett, said she had been deeply touched by the support from residents, neighbours and the Derinya Primary School community.
“I wish this never happened, but I know
I am loved and I know people care and that’s really special,” she said.The GP said she ultimately wanted to get back to her job of looking after other people.“I want to get back to work and I wantto get back to helping people.”But Dr Richmond’s patients are sendingmessages indicating they want to look after her.
“It’s like ‘you looked after us and now we’ll look after you’. You don’t realise how much people care until something like thishappens.”A neighbour, Mel Smith, said the GP was a dear friend and doctor to many in the region.
“Kate has an amazing community around her and everyone wants to help,” Ms Smith said.Ms Smith is organising a fundraising comedy event on August 11.“It’s fitting that it’s a comedy night given that Kate always makes us all laugh, whatever the circumstances.”Supporters have launched a gofundmeto raise $66,000 — $60,000 for immunotherapy treatment and $6000 for overseas testing. Check the gofundme.com page for details about Ms Smith’s fundraising event.
To help Dr Richmond, visit gofundme.com and search for ‘Operation Kate: Healing Dr Kate’
Dr Kate Richmond has a rare type of cancer caused by ingestion of asbestos.Picture: WAYNE TAYLOR
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Frankston Standard
Monday, June 18, 2018 l frankstonleader.com.au
JAIL FOR AMBASSADOR
ATTACKERPAGE 6
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HEREPAGE 17
Community rallies for Kate
Christian Tatman
Mum of two with rare cancer needs helpSHE’S spent her life caring for others, now GP Kate Richmond is the one in desperate need of help.
Friends and family have rallied to backa huge campaign to support the seriously ill mother-of-two.Dr Richmond, who lives in Frankston South and works at Mornington and Pearcedale, is undergoing chemotherapy after being diagnosed with peritoneal mesothelioma — a rare type of cancer caused by asbestos.
It is believed Dr Richmond ingested anasbestos fibre from the clothing of her father, who worked in manufacturing when she was a child, or while working at a UK hospital — partly built with the material — when she was a trainee doctor.The 43-year-old’s diagnosis came aftershe suffered extreme abdominal pain and bloating.Surgeons moved swiftly to remove anyorgans that could have cancerous tumours — her uterus, ovaries and appendix.
“I thought how lucky I am that it (the surgery) was so quick. I could not be in better care,” she said.The GP, mother to Lauren, 6, and Finn,9, and wife to Brett, said she had been deeply touched by the support from residents, neighbours and the Derinya Primary School community.
“I wish this never happened, but I know
I am loved and I know people care and that’s really special,” she said.The GP said she ultimately wanted to get back to her job of looking after other people.“I want to get back to work and I wantto get back to helping people.”But Dr Richmond’s patients are sendingmessages indicating they want to look after her.
“It’s like ‘you looked after us and now we’ll look after you’. You don’t realise how much people care until something like thishappens.”A neighbour, Mel Smith, said the GP was a dear friend and doctor to many in the region.
“Kate has an amazing community around her and everyone wants to help,” Ms Smith said.Ms Smith is organising a fundraising comedy event on August 11.“It’s fitting that it’s a comedy night given that Kate always makes us all laugh, whatever the circumstances.”Supporters have launched a gofundmeto raise $66,000 — $60,000 for immunotherapy treatment and $6000 for overseas testing. Check the gofundme.com page for details about Ms Smith’s fundraising event.
To help Dr Richmond, visit gofundme.com and search for ‘Operation Kate: Healing Dr Kate’
Dr Kate Richmond has a rare type of cancer caused by ingestion of asbestos.Picture: WAYNE TAYLOR
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Updated: July 2018
Greater Dandenong
Tuesday, June 19, 2018 l dandenongleader.com.au
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Our littliest
heroBurglar caught in act after brave girl hides, calls 000
A COURAGEOUS 10-year-old girl’s call to 000 has revealed her terror as she hid in a cupboard while home alone as a crazed burglar ransacked the house. Kate Luong’s family was out forhalf an hour getting dinner when a man used a brick to smash the window of their Springvale property.
The brave St Anthony’s Primarystudent locked herself in a bedroom wardrobe about 5.30pm on May 31, and stayed on the phone with the emergency call operator as police arrived within minutes to arrest the armed crook.On the call, Kate can be heard whispering: “They’re in the house, they broke the glass door. Please come quick.”Speaking to the Leader last week,Kate said she was scared and “crying a lot”, but was still able to provide crucial information to the operator.
“I heard noises coming from thebackyard, I picked up the curtain
and I saw a man,” she said. “I went to lock the door and then I went and hid in the closet.”Her proud 19-year-old brother Mike said a combination of their family’s teaching and crime TV shows had taught Kate what to do during the terrifying incident.He said they had lived in their Buckingham Ave property for about a year, but were planning to move as a result of the break-in.Dandenong crime investigationunit detective Senior Constable Steve Woodhouse said it was Kate’s quick thinking and bravery that lead to the quick arrest of the offender. “Calling 000 in an emergency is such an important lesson to teach children. It’s a lesson that can never begin too early,” he said.
Emergency Services Telecommunications Authority spokesman Tim Madigan said Kate’s ability to stay calm in a situation that would rattle most adults was “a shining example of how to call 000 in an emergency”.A 46-year-old Springvale man has been remanded to face court later this month.
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Parking ‘cash grab’ Suzanne Hewitt Anger over plan to roll-out meters at Macleod shopping stripA QUAINT suburban shopping strip could be turned into a ghost town if Banyule Council line the streets with paid parking meters, traders have warned.
Business owners fear the move could kill business at the Macleod Shopping Village if shoppers were forced to pay for parking. The Macleod Traders’ Association was due to meet council officers today (Tuesday) to
oppose the plan, while the Sustainable Macleod group has started a petition against it.The council is looking at putting290 paid parking meters for a maximum of $3 per day around train stations throughout Banyule.Banyule United Residents’ Group spokeswoman, Sonja Terpstra, said it was a “cash grab” to add to the council’s fee coffers to offset debts but not improve
services. Commuters would just move to unmetered residential streets, she said. Macleod Village Shopping Centre spokeswoman Heidi Crundwell believes the plan could make residents think twice about shopping locally. Sustainable Macleod spokeswoman, Robin Gale-Baker, said it would discourage people from driving to the station to use public transport.
Banyule Mayor Mark Di Pasquale said the proposal for paid parking resulted from the council “receiving several concerns over time about the lack of parking around the Macleod shops and train station including heavy use of all-day parking areas”.The council will consult tradersand residents about the proposal next month. Have your say at [email protected]
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Lights, cameras, no actionJosh Fagan Bollards and lighting for Boronia station but CCTV still faultyBRIGHT lights and bollards will be installed around trouble-prone Boronia railway station — but traders say they are unhappy with ongoing delays to replacing broken CCTV cameras.
A $420,000 revamp of the streetsaround the station will include better lighting as part of a Federal Government investment in making the precinct safer for pedestrians.Knox Council contractors will
carry out the works which will take two years to complete.However, the replacement of faulty CCTV cameras has been delayed and won’t be finished until the end of July. The four cameras, based around the station and Dorset Rd, are the only cameras the council is responsible for maintaining and have not been working since early 2017.
The cameras were installed in
2012 but councillor Peter Lockwood said they “got a bit old and broke down” last year.The council got $56,000 from theState Government for new cameras and was due to have them switched on by May/June but recently revised that timeline. The council did not respond to questions about the delay before Leader’s deadline.Two Cats Espresso cafe co-ownerAndrew Ho said there were
ongoing issues with people drinking and littering in Lupton Way, next to the station.“If there’s lighting and if they clean up the area a bit more it would definitely change the atmosphere,” he said.“It’s definitely a safety issue nothaving CCTV cameras, if anything happens there is no evidence.”Free Choice Tobacconist DorsetRd owner Hao Han said more
CCTV cameras were needed.“There are a lot of drunks, youngpeople gathering, people shouting during the evening. Lights and having extra CCTV would be a goodhelp with that.”Knox Mayor John Mortimore said the lighting would improve perceptions of safety.The federal investment will addbollards near the station entrance and about 70 lights around the station and nearby Orchid and Erica avenues.
Knox
Tuesday, June 19, 2018 l knoxleader.com.au
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Lights, cameras, no actionJosh Fagan Bollards and lighting for Boronia station but CCTV still faultyBRIGHT lights and bollards will be installed around trouble-prone Boronia railway station — but traders say they are unhappy with ongoing delays to replacing broken CCTV cameras.
A $420,000 revamp of the streetsaround the station will include better lighting as part of a Federal Government investment in making the precinct safer for pedestrians.Knox Council contractors will
carry out the works which will take two years to complete.However, the replacement of faulty CCTV cameras has been delayed and won’t be finished until the end of July. The four cameras, based around the station and Dorset Rd, are the only cameras the council is responsible for maintaining and have not been working since early 2017.
The cameras were installed in
2012 but councillor Peter Lockwood said they “got a bit old and broke down” last year.The council got $56,000 from theState Government for new cameras and was due to have them switched on by May/June but recently revised that timeline. The council did not respond to questions about the delay before Leader’s deadline.Two Cats Espresso cafe co-ownerAndrew Ho said there were
ongoing issues with people drinking and littering in Lupton Way, next to the station.“If there’s lighting and if they clean up the area a bit more it would definitely change the atmosphere,” he said.“It’s definitely a safety issue nothaving CCTV cameras, if anything happens there is no evidence.”Free Choice Tobacconist DorsetRd owner Hao Han said more
CCTV cameras were needed.“There are a lot of drunks, youngpeople gathering, people shouting during the evening. Lights and having extra CCTV would be a goodhelp with that.”Knox Mayor John Mortimore said the lighting would improve perceptions of safety.The federal investment will addbollards near the station entrance and about 70 lights around the station and nearby Orchid and Erica avenues.
Knox
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cooperate, multiple fi llings in one visit and patients who require major dental treatment or surgical procedures.
At Studfi eld Dental Group, dental treatments under General Anaesthesia or Sedation are performed by a general anaesthetic specialist (Anaesthetist) and an experienced
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Minister rejects developersLaura Armitage Councillors persevere after subdivision laws knocked backPOTENTIAL Yarra Ranges property developers have been shut out of the lucrative market after the State Government rejected calls to ease laws on subdivision.
The Government knocked back abid by Yarra Ranges Council to drop the minimum subdivision size from 4000sq m to 2000sq m.There are 12,417 lots in this zoneand only 875 blocks are 4000sq m or
larger. Councillors have vowed to find other ways to increase development in these areas after being turned down by Planning Minister Richard Wynne.The process took more than fiveyears and during that time Mr Wynne appointed an independent committee to review the proposal and make recommendations.However after the panel made itsrecommendations, the minister
decided to reject the proposal.In a letter to the council, Mr Wynne said he refused the changes because of the bushfire risk in these areas. “I recommend the council reviewits housing strategy to identify the need for additional housing in specific towns or areas better suited for growth, rather than a broad application across most of your townships,” the letter said.
But Cr Fiona McAllister said shewas disappointed after all the hard work that had gone into the proposal.“We followed the due and appropriate process yet we sit here, five or six years into this journey, having been told by the minister that asked us to go down this path, that he doesn’t accept the recommendation,” Cr McAllister said.But Tim George from Thomas &
George Licensed Surveyors said the entire process had been a “bureaucratic stuff up” between the council and State Government.He also said the State Government had not provided essential information on planned changes to the Bushfire Management Overlay prior to the report being submitted.Mr George said he represented more than 50 clients who could no longer subdivide their Yarra Ranges properties.
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Barry Plant Real Estate 88 Main St, LILYDALE 3140
Beechworth Bakery Shop 1, 316 Maroondah Hwy, HEALESVILLE 3777
Bell Real Estate Seville 569 Warburton Hwy, SEVILLE 3139
Biggin & Scott Real Estate Mooroolbark Manchester Rd, MOOROOLBARK 3138
Caltex Healesville 370 Maroondah Hwy, HEALESVILLE 3777
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Chirnside Park Lotto Shop 643 Chirnside Park Shopping Centre,, CHIRNSIDE PARK 3116
Coldstream Newsagency Maroondah Hwy, COLDSTREAM 3770
Coles Supermarket Healesville Walk S/C Main St, HEALESVILLE 3777
Fletchers Real Estate Suite 1, 14 Manchester Rd, MOOROOLBARK 3138
Foodwise Lot 12 Warburton Hwy, MILLGROVE 3799
Healesville Newsagency 195 Maroondah Hwy, HEALESVILLE 3777
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IGA Mooroolbark Shop 25, 24 Brice Ave, MOOROOLBARK 3138
IGA Supermarket 199 Maroondah Hwy, HEALESVILLE 3777
IGA Supermarket 38-40 York Rd, MT EVELYN 3796
IGA Supermarket Coldstream 670-672 Maroondah Hwy, COLDSTREAM 3770
IGA Supermarket Montrose Swansea & Mt Dandenong Tourist Rd, MONTROSE 3765
IGA Wandin North Shop 2. 17 Union Rd, WANDIN NORTH 3139
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Updated: July 2018
Minister rejects developersLaura Armitage Councillors persevere after subdivision laws knocked backPOTENTIAL Yarra Ranges property developers have been shut out of the lucrative market after the State Government rejected calls to ease laws on subdivision.
The Government knocked back abid by Yarra Ranges Council to drop the minimum subdivision size from 4000sq m to 2000sq m.There are 12,417 lots in this zoneand only 875 blocks are 4000sq m or
larger. Councillors have vowed to find other ways to increase development in these areas after being turned down by Planning Minister Richard Wynne.The process took more than fiveyears and during that time Mr Wynne appointed an independent committee to review the proposal and make recommendations.However after the panel made itsrecommendations, the minister
decided to reject the proposal.In a letter to the council, Mr Wynne said he refused the changes because of the bushfire risk in these areas. “I recommend the council reviewits housing strategy to identify the need for additional housing in specific towns or areas better suited for growth, rather than a broad application across most of your townships,” the letter said.
But Cr Fiona McAllister said shewas disappointed after all the hard work that had gone into the proposal.“We followed the due and appropriate process yet we sit here, five or six years into this journey, having been told by the minister that asked us to go down this path, that he doesn’t accept the recommendation,” Cr McAllister said.But Tim George from Thomas &
George Licensed Surveyors said the entire process had been a “bureaucratic stuff up” between the council and State Government.He also said the State Government had not provided essential information on planned changes to the Bushfire Management Overlay prior to the report being submitted.Mr George said he represented more than 50 clients who could no longer subdivide their Yarra Ranges properties.
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Launching Place Newsagency Main Rd, LAUNCHING PLACE 3139
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Lilydale Newsagency Lilydale Market S/C,8 Hutchinson St, LILYDALE 3140
Lilydale Shire Offices 15 Anderson St, LILYDALE 3140
Max Brown Real Estate 227 Main St, LILYDALE 3140
Max Brown Real Estate Shop 6, 926 Mt Dandenong Tourist Rd, MONTROSE 3765
Max Brown Real Estate Seville 652 Warburton Hwy, SEVILLE 3139
Methven Professionals 1 Wray Cres, MT EVELYN 3796
Methven Professionals Real Estate 46/52 Brice Ave, MOOROOLBARK 3138
Methven Real Estate 111 - 113 Main St, LILYDALE 3140
Milk Bar Sub Newsagency 28 Birmingham Rd, MT EVELYN 3796
Millgrove Newsagency 3043 Warburton Hwy, WARBURTON 3799
Monbulk Newsagency 76 Main St, Wantirna Run, MONBULK 3793
Montrose Newsagency 912 Mt.Dandenong Rd, MONTROSE 3765
Montrose Town Centre Mt.Dandenong Tourist Rd, MONTROSE 3765
Mooroolbark Community Centre Brice Ave, MOOROOLBARK 3138
Mooroolbark Library 7 Station St, MOOROOLBARK 3138
Mount Evelyn Newsagency 1A Wray Rd, MT EVELYN 3796
Mt Dandy Store 1544 Mt Dandenong Tourist Rd, OLINDA 3788
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Updated: July 2018
Minister rejects developersLaura Armitage Councillors persevere after subdivision laws knocked backPOTENTIAL Yarra Ranges property developers have been shut out of the lucrative market after the State Government rejected calls to ease laws on subdivision.
The Government knocked back abid by Yarra Ranges Council to drop the minimum subdivision size from 4000sq m to 2000sq m.There are 12,417 lots in this zoneand only 875 blocks are 4000sq m or
larger. Councillors have vowed to find other ways to increase development in these areas after being turned down by Planning Minister Richard Wynne.The process took more than fiveyears and during that time Mr Wynne appointed an independent committee to review the proposal and make recommendations.However after the panel made itsrecommendations, the minister
decided to reject the proposal.In a letter to the council, Mr Wynne said he refused the changes because of the bushfire risk in these areas. “I recommend the council reviewits housing strategy to identify the need for additional housing in specific towns or areas better suited for growth, rather than a broad application across most of your townships,” the letter said.
But Cr Fiona McAllister said shewas disappointed after all the hard work that had gone into the proposal.“We followed the due and appropriate process yet we sit here, five or six years into this journey, having been told by the minister that asked us to go down this path, that he doesn’t accept the recommendation,” Cr McAllister said.But Tim George from Thomas &
George Licensed Surveyors said the entire process had been a “bureaucratic stuff up” between the council and State Government.He also said the State Government had not provided essential information on planned changes to the Bushfire Management Overlay prior to the report being submitted.Mr George said he represented more than 50 clients who could no longer subdivide their Yarra Ranges properties.
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Ritchies IGA Supermarket 38 Bell St, YARRA GLEN 3775
Seville Post Office 636 Warburton Hwy, SEVILLE 3139
Silvan Licensed Grocer 277 Monbulk Rd., SILVAN 3795
Silvandale General Store 1209 Mt Dandenong Tourist Rd, KALORAMA 3766
Sweet Welcome Café 36 Brice Ave, MOOROOLBARK 3138
Tatts Shop Kilsyth Shop 6, Churinga Shopping Centre, Mt.Dan, KILSYTH 3137
The Red Robin Robin - General Store 35 Hereford Rd, MT EVELYN 3796
Wandin Newsagency 18 Union Rd, WANDIN NORTH 3139
Warburton Milk Bar/General Store 74 Main Rd, WARBURTON 3799
Warburton Newsagency 3403 Warburton Hwy, Mr I Bray, WARBURTON 3799
Wonga Park Village Newsagency Shop 4, 4 Launders Ave, WONGA PARK 3115
Woori Yallock Foodworks S/C 1585 Warburton Hwy, WOORI YALLOCK 3139
Woori Yallock Newsagency Shop 4, 1585 Warburton Hwy, WOORI YALLOCK 3139
Yarra Glen Newsagency 7 Bell St, A Osbourne, YARRA GLEN 3775
Yarra Junction Newsagency 2454 Warburton Hwy, YARRA JUNCTION 3797
Yarra Ranges Shire Council 276 Maroondah Hwy, HEALESVILLE 3777
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Andrew Rogers
HOMEOWNERS in a suburban Bulleen street are fighting to save a park they fear will be bulldozed as part of the North East Link project.Spokesman John Smith last week presented a petition to the project authority to save Koonung Creek Trail, which sits between the Eastern Freeway and Estelle St homes. Park users are worried it will make way for widening of the Eastern Freeway.Mr Smith, who has lived in Estelle St for 32 years, said about 90 per cent of homeowners had signed his petition which he had taken to Roads Minister Luke Donnellan and the North East Link Authority.“We’re asking the North East Link to reconsider their alignment because at the moment it appears we stand to lose our small park,” he said. “There’s huge parkland on the North Balwyn side so I would think they should be able to keep our 25m of parkland and move the road across the other side.”He said the park was popular with homeowners. “People walk their dogs, practise their soccer and
ball skills, all sorts of things. We’ve got a mixture of families and older residents who’ve been here about 45 years,” Mr Smith said.North East Link Authority chiefexecutive Duncan Elliott said authority staff had met Estelle St homeowners and would keep them updated on the project’s progress.“Koonung Creek Trail is likely tobe realigned and once work is finished, the path will be upgraded,” he said.
“It’s expected we will need to move (the park) a little, so we are working on exactly how the whole path will be changed and upgraded at the moment. Across the project we will be building new paths and upgrading existing paths.”The formal land acquisition process cannot start until after the environmental effects and planning approvals process, which is expected to happen in late 2019.Mr Donnellan said the Government knew “how important open space is for people”.“Which is why plans are being refined across the project to minimise impact from construction as much as possible,” he said.
John Smith fears losingKoonung Creek Trail.Picture: LUIS ENRIQUE ASCUI
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Manningham Library 687 Doncaster Rd, DONCASTER 3108
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Andrew Rogers
HOMEOWNERS in a suburban Bulleen street are fighting to save a park they fear will be bulldozed as part of the North East Link project.Spokesman John Smith last week presented a petition to the project authority to save Koonung Creek Trail, which sits between the Eastern Freeway and Estelle St homes. Park users are worried it will make way for widening of the Eastern Freeway.Mr Smith, who has lived in Estelle St for 32 years, said about 90 per cent of homeowners had signed his petition which he had taken to Roads Minister Luke Donnellan and the North East Link Authority.“We’re asking the North East Link to reconsider their alignment because at the moment it appears we stand to lose our small park,” he said. “There’s huge parkland on the North Balwyn side so I would think they should be able to keep our 25m of parkland and move the road across the other side.”He said the park was popular with homeowners. “People walk their dogs, practise their soccer and
ball skills, all sorts of things. We’ve got a mixture of families and older residents who’ve been here about 45 years,” Mr Smith said.North East Link Authority chiefexecutive Duncan Elliott said authority staff had met Estelle St homeowners and would keep them updated on the project’s progress.“Koonung Creek Trail is likely tobe realigned and once work is finished, the path will be upgraded,” he said.
“It’s expected we will need to move (the park) a little, so we are working on exactly how the whole path will be changed and upgraded at the moment. Across the project we will be building new paths and upgrading existing paths.”The formal land acquisition process cannot start until after the environmental effects and planning approvals process, which is expected to happen in late 2019.Mr Donnellan said the Government knew “how important open space is for people”.“Which is why plans are being refined across the project to minimise impact from construction as much as possible,” he said.
John Smith fears losingKoonung Creek Trail.Picture: LUIS ENRIQUE ASCUI
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Phillip Webb 989 Doncaster Rd, DONCASTER EAST 3109
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Escape to better lifeChanel Zagon
Refugees making positive impact to the west
HUNDREDS of asylum seekers who have narrowly escaped death among life-threatening waters are living, working and studying in Melbourne’s west. Speaking on the eve of this week’s RefugeeWeek, Victoria University student Ghanieh Daghagheleh said she fled Iran in 2013, jumping on a boat bound for Australian shores with her parents and three younger siblings. Only 17 at the time, Ms Daghagheleh did not know if she or her family would make it to Australia alive. But like many others, the Daghagheleh family faced the stark predicament — stay and risk death in Iran or flee and run the risk of death at sea for a chance at a better life. “It was very scary and the most challengingexperience of my life,” Ms Daghagheleh said. “There was a 50-50 chance of getting thereor drowning and dying in the ocean.“But we had to leave; it wasn’t safe in Irananymore.”
It took six months for the family to arrive safely in Australia. This period was spent in detention centresacross Indonesia, Christmas Island and Darwin.
Days in detention were mainly filled with English classes. Detainees had no access to phones and computer use was limited to just 30 minutes a day in an internet room.
It was in an art class where Ms Daghaghelehexperienced racism for the first time.
“I remember drawing a heart and writing ‘Ilove AUS’ inside … the teacher said ‘you’re not an Australian citizen, you shouldn’t have drawn that’,” she said.According to Refugee Council statistics, 1389 people were in Australian detention facilities on March 31 of this year. Figures show 335 of those people were asylum seekers who arrived by boat. The average time spent in detention centres was 826 days.
Victoria University Polytechnic has 113 students with an asylum seeker background — the highest number studying at any tertiary institution in the state. Vocational education vice-president GrantDreher said the university was proud to support students from diverse backgrounds achieve their career goals.
“Education and training provide opportunities for asylum seekers to engage with their community, contribute to the economic growth of Australia, communicate better and begin to rebuild their lives,” he said. Ms Daghagheleh began her Australian education on a scholarship at Victoria University in Footscray.
She is thriving in a Bachelor Nursing/Midwifery course, with hopes of entering a career in medicine in the future. The 22-year-old says she couldn’t be happier. “The university is a great support, it is definitely a place to grow,” she said.Refugee week runs from June 17 to 23. World Refugee Day is on June 20. Donate to the Asylum Seeker Resource Centre: asrc.org.au/telethon
Ghanieh Daghagheleh arrived from Iran in 2013 by boat and is now doing a Bachelor of Nursing/Midwifery at Victoria University.Picture: GEORGE SALPIGTIDIS
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Maribyrnong Library- Footscray 56 Paisley St, FOOTSCRAY 3011
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West Footscray Community Learn Centre 539 Barkly St, WEST FOOTSCRAY 3012
Western Bulldogs Football Club 417 Barkly St (In Foyer), WEST FOOTSCRAY 3012
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Group unhitched by redevelopment plans
A LONG-STANDING horse club could be headed for the knackery after being turfed out of Croydon South’s Eastfield Park under Maroondah Council’s redevelopment plans.
Plans released by the council, which are open to public consultation, show the Croydon Light Harness Club’s headquarters, where it has been based for 60 years, are to be bulldozed and “returned to parkland”.
The council also wants to cover the club’s trotting track and an inner oval with two new floodlit soccer pitches, a second football oval, a skatepark, four cricket nets and an 80-space carpark.The plans appear to have received the thumbs down from graffiti vandals, who scribbled the words ‘Save Eastfield Park’ on the back of the club’s horse stables on Tuesday.
Club committee member John McGillivray said the group, which has more than 30 members and 20 horses based at the park, was “devastated” by the plans.
He was unfazed by the graffiti, saying it was “the best thing that’s ever happened” as it raised awareness of the club’s plight. “I don’t disagree with the councilbuilding new soccer and football facilities, but we do disagree with them throwing us out,’’ he said. “There has to be other ways to include us and keep us here. We have been here for 60 years and we want to stay.”The club has started
campaigning to win the support of neighbours and will petition the council against its plans.In a statement, Mayor Nora Lamont confirmed the council was “working with the Croydon Light Harness Club to identify relocation opportunities”.
“While council understands theconcerns of the members of the club, council must also consider the broader needs of the community, and determine what is the best use for this large and very much under-utilised space,” she said.The council has two further public consultation sessions planned — including one this Saturday, June 23, at Eastfield Park’s Benson Oval from 1pm.
John McGillivray, Brad Costello and Kyla Costello at the Croydon Light Harness Club’s headquarters.Picture: JAMES ROSS
I don’t disagree with the council building new soccer and football facilities, but we do disagree with them throwing us out– JOHN McGILLIVRAY
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A LONG-STANDING horse club could be headed for the knackery after being turfed out of Croydon South’s Eastfield Park under Maroondah Council’s redevelopment plans.
Plans released by the council, which are open to public consultation, show the Croydon Light Harness Club’s headquarters, where it has been based for 60 years, are to be bulldozed and “returned to parkland”.
The council also wants to cover the club’s trotting track and an inner oval with two new floodlit soccer pitches, a second football oval, a skatepark, four cricket nets and an 80-space carpark.The plans appear to have received the thumbs down from graffiti vandals, who scribbled the words ‘Save Eastfield Park’ on the back of the club’s horse stables on Tuesday.
Club committee member John McGillivray said the group, which has more than 30 members and 20 horses based at the park, was “devastated” by the plans.
He was unfazed by the graffiti, saying it was “the best thing that’s ever happened” as it raised awareness of the club’s plight. “I don’t disagree with the councilbuilding new soccer and football facilities, but we do disagree with them throwing us out,’’ he said. “There has to be other ways to include us and keep us here. We have been here for 60 years and we want to stay.”The club has started
campaigning to win the support of neighbours and will petition the council against its plans.In a statement, Mayor Nora Lamont confirmed the council was “working with the Croydon Light Harness Club to identify relocation opportunities”.
“While council understands theconcerns of the members of the club, council must also consider the broader needs of the community, and determine what is the best use for this large and very much under-utilised space,” she said.The council has two further public consultation sessions planned — including one this Saturday, June 23, at Eastfield Park’s Benson Oval from 1pm.
John McGillivray, Brad Costello and Kyla Costello at the Croydon Light Harness Club’s headquarters.Picture: JAMES ROSS
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Jail time for uni predatorPaul Shapiro Sex offender found guilty of grooming teenagers onlineA FORMER Deakin University employee who used Instagram to indecently communicate with a 13-year-old boy will spend less than a year behind bars.
David Botting also pleaded guiltyto procuring a person believed to be under 16 for sexual activity, after messaging an undercover police officer, who he believed was a 14-year-old boy, on Facebook.He was convicted and sentenced
in the Victorian County Court after pleading guilty to the two charges. Botting met a 12-year-old boy who was on a school excursion to the university’s Burwood campus in 2016. Botting, who worked full-time at the university as a technical director and manager of the Deakin Broadcast Studio but has since resigned, gave the victim his Instagram username.The pair messaged each other for
almost two months after becoming Instagram friends.The court heard last month Botting drove the conversation towards that of a “sexual nature”.The messages ended when the victim’s mother contacted police.On March 25, 2017, an undercover police officer posing as 14-year-old boy sent Botting a friend request via Facebook, which he accepted.
Botting arranged to meet who hebelieved was a 14-year-old boy at Hawthorn McDonald’s. He was arrested but denied he had gone to the McDonald’s to engage in sexual activity — telling police he felt he was “ripped off” and “set up”.
He later admitted to messaging his victim with “one of those conversations I knew I shouldn’t have had at the time”.
The boy outlined in his victim impact statement how the offending made him feel “embarrassed” while hoping “it would go away”.Judge Susan Pullen described Botting’s offending as “most serious and disturbing”.Botting was convicted and sentenced to 24 months’ jail, 15 of them wholly suspended. He will undertake a Recognisance Release Order and possibly attend a sex offender program on his release.
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Jail time for uni predatorPaul Shapiro Sex offender found guilty of grooming teenagers onlineA FORMER Deakin University employee who used Instagram to indecently communicate with a 13-year-old boy will spend less than a year behind bars.
David Botting also pleaded guiltyto procuring a person believed to be under 16 for sexual activity, after messaging an undercover police officer, who he believed was a 14-year-old boy, on Facebook.He was convicted and sentenced
in the Victorian County Court after pleading guilty to the two charges. Botting met a 12-year-old boy who was on a school excursion to the university’s Burwood campus in 2016. Botting, who worked full-time at the university as a technical director and manager of the Deakin Broadcast Studio but has since resigned, gave the victim his Instagram username.The pair messaged each other for
almost two months after becoming Instagram friends.The court heard last month Botting drove the conversation towards that of a “sexual nature”.The messages ended when the victim’s mother contacted police.On March 25, 2017, an undercover police officer posing as 14-year-old boy sent Botting a friend request via Facebook, which he accepted.
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The boy outlined in his victim impact statement how the offending made him feel “embarrassed” while hoping “it would go away”.Judge Susan Pullen described Botting’s offending as “most serious and disturbing”.Botting was convicted and sentenced to 24 months’ jail, 15 of them wholly suspended. He will undertake a Recognisance Release Order and possibly attend a sex offender program on his release.
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Jail time for uni predatorPaul Shapiro Sex offender found guilty of grooming teenagers onlineA FORMER Deakin University employee who used Instagram to indecently communicate with a 13-year-old boy will spend less than a year behind bars.
David Botting also pleaded guiltyto procuring a person believed to be under 16 for sexual activity, after messaging an undercover police officer, who he believed was a 14-year-old boy, on Facebook.He was convicted and sentenced
in the Victorian County Court after pleading guilty to the two charges. Botting met a 12-year-old boy who was on a school excursion to the university’s Burwood campus in 2016. Botting, who worked full-time at the university as a technical director and manager of the Deakin Broadcast Studio but has since resigned, gave the victim his Instagram username.The pair messaged each other for
almost two months after becoming Instagram friends.The court heard last month Botting drove the conversation towards that of a “sexual nature”.The messages ended when the victim’s mother contacted police.On March 25, 2017, an undercover police officer posing as 14-year-old boy sent Botting a friend request via Facebook, which he accepted.
Botting arranged to meet who hebelieved was a 14-year-old boy at Hawthorn McDonald’s. He was arrested but denied he had gone to the McDonald’s to engage in sexual activity — telling police he felt he was “ripped off” and “set up”.
He later admitted to messaging his victim with “one of those conversations I knew I shouldn’t have had at the time”.
The boy outlined in his victim impact statement how the offending made him feel “embarrassed” while hoping “it would go away”.Judge Susan Pullen described Botting’s offending as “most serious and disturbing”.Botting was convicted and sentenced to 24 months’ jail, 15 of them wholly suspended. He will undertake a Recognisance Release Order and possibly attend a sex offender program on his release.
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Candidate’s silence deafeningRachel Clayton
State Liberals impose strict rules on when aspiring MP can speak to the mediaTHE Liberal candidate for Essendon in
this year’s state election can’t even say what suburb he lives in.Self-employed lawyer Gino Potenza
has avoided talking to the Leader on multiple occasions, saying all questions and interviews needed to be checked and signed off by the Liberals’ state campaign team.Mr Potenza was approached three
times by the Leader during a rally at the Buckley St level crossing on June 3 but each time said he was “too busy” to answer questions.There was no reply to an email asking
what suburb Mr Potenza lived in and what he wanted to change in Essendon. When he was phoned 48 hours later, he said he was awaiting approval from the campaign team.“I’ve sent your request to answer the
questions to 104 (Liberal Victoria headquarters) and I’m waiting for them to come back to me,” Mr Potenza said.
When asked why he couldn’t answer questions directly, he said: “The problem is … there are protocols observed by candidates. I’m a new candidate and I have a certain protocol ascribed to me
and that includes that if I’ve got an interview I’ve got to seek permission. I’m happy to do that.”When asked if he was being gagged by
the party, Mr Potenza said before abruptly hanging up: “No, no, no one gags a lawyer. But there’s protocols that’s all and I’ve just got to respect them. I’m not going to (answer questions).”Essendon state Labor MP Danny
Pearson said “people who stand for an electorate should make themselves available to answer questions”.
“People can rightly ask questions andif Mr Potenza is not willing to answer questions, what’s he got to hide?” he said.
Monash University senior political lecturer Dr Nick Economou said swinging voters needed to be swayed by the appearance of an organised and disciplined Liberal Party. “What you don’t want is less important candidates doing something that might upset the party’s campaign,” he said.State Opposition leader Matthew Guy
would not answer questions on why candidates sought permission to speak to the media. Premier Daniel Andrews declined to comment.Editorial opinion, Page 2
Gino Potenza is the Liberal candidate for Essendon.
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Updated: July 2018FRIGHTENED residents are calling for action on Moorabbin Airport after a fiery, fatal plane crash in their suburban street — the second incident in eight years.The single-engine plane just missed homes in Scarlett St, Mordialloc, when it came down about 5pm on Friday. The sole occupant, a 50-year-oldpilot from Mt Martha, was killed.The Cessna 172 crashed in front
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’It’s just too dangerous’Lucy Callander and staff writers Residents say airport must go after another firey crashof Vlad Wassileff’s house, who was home with his wife, 11-month-old daughter and mother in law. “It was like a bomb went off,” hesaid. “We’re all very lucky.” Sonia Anioniou, who has lived inScarlet St for 40 years, said it was time for the airport to go.
“We are so sick of worrying about a plane coming down, it’s just too dangerous,” she said.Brian Colbey said the possibility
of a crash was in the back of his mind “every time (planes) fly over”. “There are a lot of beautiful young families in this street and many would now be thinking about moving,” he said.David Trotter who lives just metres from the crash site said the area had changed dramatically since the airport was built and the number of beginner pilots training at the airport should be restricted.
“When they built that airport, there were no homes here, the suburb of Dingley didn’t exist,” he said. Wall Bk, who recently sold his Scarlett St house, posted on Facebook that it was time to move the airport. “I hope (this) tragic accident will be good reason to be able to relocate the airport to somewhere else away from the residential area,” he posted.The crash was the second in the
area this decade with two people walking from the wreckage of their Cessna after it plummeted into the backyard of a house on the corner of Scarlett St and Lower Dandenong Rd on August 7, 2010. Early that year a 72-year-old pilotwas trying to land at Moorabbin when the plane clipped trees and landed at nearby Capital Golf Club. And a trainee pilot died in August 2008, when his plane crashed, narrowly missing Cheltenham East Primary School.
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B IG on space and with a well-designed layout, each member of the family willfind a favourite spot to call their own in this home. Four bedrooms, living space
across both levels plus a poolside place to relax — it’s a combination sure to please parents and children alike.
Formal living and dining areas are on the ground floor. These are followed by the home’s
main hub, where a family and meals area joins the kitchen, and provides a view across the pool outdoors.
And while the solar and gas heated pool will be the star of the backyard in summer, a spa, pavilion, lawn and greenery all help to make it a peaceful space to entertain in any season.The home’s upper level, where a
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cathedral ceiling, large windows, balcony and a dual built-in desk make it a light and bright space to read or relax.The main bedroom also benefits
from a lofty ceiling, and has an ensuite and walk-in wardrobe.
Three further bedrooms have built-in wardrobes, and the stylish main bathroom features new tapware.
Other highlights include a rendered facade, Bosch appliances for the kitchen, central heating and reverse-cycle airconditioning, 3KW solar panels, and 6000L of water storage.There’s also a double garage.
The home is in a cul-de-sac in theFernhill Estate, close to parks, reserves and golf clubs.Direct freeway access makes for
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DETAILSAuction: Saturday, June 30, 11.30amInspect: Thursday, June 14, 5pm;
Saturday, June 16, 2.30pm; Tuesday, June 19, 5pmAgent: Buxton Dingley VillagePrice guide: $1.05-$1.15 millionContact: Nathan Arrowsmith, 9558 3337 or 0411 149 921;Jessica Boccari, 0432 770 594
AGENT SAYSThis immaculate, modern family home is located in one of the best streets in Dingley Village. This is one you’ll fall in love with as it has natural light streaming throughout and has a stunning pool and spa.— Nathan Arrowsmith, Buxton
2010: a plane crashes into the backyard of a house in Mordialloc. Picture: CHELSEA SES VOLUNTEER STEVE WALL
2014: Pilot John Stephenson, 77, of Hampton East, is killed when his light plane crashes in Camp St, Chelsea. Picture: NICOLE GARMSTON
2008: A plane crashes into a backyard on Silver Rd, Cheltenham killing pilot Akash Ananth. Picture: NICOLE GARMSTON
Last Friday: The fireball from a light plane crash in Scarlet St, Mordialloc, which killed the pilot on impact. Picture: SEVEN NEWS
2009: Geoffrey Edelsten escapes injury after crashing his helicopter during his first solo flight at Moorabbin. Picture: ANDREW TAUBER
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Venue Name AddressAussie Home Loans 371 Centre Rd, BENTLEIGH 3204
Bailey'S Pharmacy 35 Bernard St, CHELTENHAM NORTH 3192
Bentleigh Newsagency 386 Centre Rd, BENTLEIGH 3204
Biggin Scott Real Estate Cheltenham 27 Station St, CHELTENHAM 3192
Buxton Dingley Village 1/28 Centre Dandenong Rd, DINGLEY VILLAGE 3172
Buxton Hampton 918 Nepean Hwy, HAMPTON 3188
Buxton Real Estate Bentleigh 382 Centre Rd, BENTLEIGH 3204
Buxton Real Estate Mentone 99 Charman Rd, MENTONE 3194
Centrefield Newsagency 939-941 Centre Rd, BENTLEIGH EAST 3165
Century 21 Real Estate 363 Centre Rd, BENTLEIGH 3204
Century 21 Wilson Pride Cheltenham 1/151 Park Rd, CHELTENHAM 3192
Chesterville Road Newsagency 299 Chesterville Rd, BENTLEIGH EAST 3165
City Of Glen Eira Cnr Glen Eira & Hawthorn Rds, CAULFIELD 3162
City Of Kingston-Cheltenham 1230 Nepean Hwy, CHELTENHAM 3192
Dingley Newsagency 79 Centre Dandenong Rd, DINGLEY VILLAGE 3172
East Boundary Road Lotto 249A East Boundary Rd, BENTLEIGH EAST 3165
First National Real Estate. 2/658 Centre Rd, Bentleigh East, BENTLEIGH EAST 3165
Highett Lotto & News 304 Highett Rd, HIGHETT 3190
Hodges Real Estate 361 Centre Rd, BENTLEIGH 3204
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Updated: July 2018FRIGHTENED residents are calling for action on Moorabbin Airport after a fiery, fatal plane crash in their suburban street — the second incident in eight years.The single-engine plane just missed homes in Scarlett St, Mordialloc, when it came down about 5pm on Friday. The sole occupant, a 50-year-oldpilot from Mt Martha, was killed.The Cessna 172 crashed in front
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’It’s just too dangerous’Lucy Callander and staff writers Residents say airport must go after another firey crashof Vlad Wassileff’s house, who was home with his wife, 11-month-old daughter and mother in law. “It was like a bomb went off,” hesaid. “We’re all very lucky.” Sonia Anioniou, who has lived inScarlet St for 40 years, said it was time for the airport to go.
“We are so sick of worrying about a plane coming down, it’s just too dangerous,” she said.Brian Colbey said the possibility
of a crash was in the back of his mind “every time (planes) fly over”. “There are a lot of beautiful young families in this street and many would now be thinking about moving,” he said.David Trotter who lives just metres from the crash site said the area had changed dramatically since the airport was built and the number of beginner pilots training at the airport should be restricted.
“When they built that airport, there were no homes here, the suburb of Dingley didn’t exist,” he said. Wall Bk, who recently sold his Scarlett St house, posted on Facebook that it was time to move the airport. “I hope (this) tragic accident will be good reason to be able to relocate the airport to somewhere else away from the residential area,” he posted.The crash was the second in the
area this decade with two people walking from the wreckage of their Cessna after it plummeted into the backyard of a house on the corner of Scarlett St and Lower Dandenong Rd on August 7, 2010. Early that year a 72-year-old pilotwas trying to land at Moorabbin when the plane clipped trees and landed at nearby Capital Golf Club. And a trainee pilot died in August 2008, when his plane crashed, narrowly missing Cheltenham East Primary School.
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B IG on space and with a well-designed layout, each member of the family willfind a favourite spot to call their own in this home. Four bedrooms, living space
across both levels plus a poolside place to relax — it’s a combination sure to please parents and children alike.
Formal living and dining areas are on the ground floor. These are followed by the home’s
main hub, where a family and meals area joins the kitchen, and provides a view across the pool outdoors.
And while the solar and gas heated pool will be the star of the backyard in summer, a spa, pavilion, lawn and greenery all help to make it a peaceful space to entertain in any season.The home’s upper level, where a
DINGLEY VILLAGE 30 FERNHILL DRIVE4 2 2Room to make a splashHANNAH SCHOLTE
cathedral ceiling, large windows, balcony and a dual built-in desk make it a light and bright space to read or relax.The main bedroom also benefits
from a lofty ceiling, and has an ensuite and walk-in wardrobe.
Three further bedrooms have built-in wardrobes, and the stylish main bathroom features new tapware.
Other highlights include a rendered facade, Bosch appliances for the kitchen, central heating and reverse-cycle airconditioning, 3KW solar panels, and 6000L of water storage.There’s also a double garage.
The home is in a cul-de-sac in theFernhill Estate, close to parks, reserves and golf clubs.Direct freeway access makes for
an easy commute, while proximity to sought-after schools in both Keysborough and Mentone is another bonus.
DETAILSAuction: Saturday, June 30, 11.30amInspect: Thursday, June 14, 5pm;
Saturday, June 16, 2.30pm; Tuesday, June 19, 5pmAgent: Buxton Dingley VillagePrice guide: $1.05-$1.15 millionContact: Nathan Arrowsmith, 9558 3337 or 0411 149 921;Jessica Boccari, 0432 770 594
AGENT SAYSThis immaculate, modern family home is located in one of the best streets in Dingley Village. This is one you’ll fall in love with as it has natural light streaming throughout and has a stunning pool and spa.— Nathan Arrowsmith, Buxton
2010: a plane crashes into the backyard of a house in Mordialloc. Picture: CHELSEA SES VOLUNTEER STEVE WALL
2014: Pilot John Stephenson, 77, of Hampton East, is killed when his light plane crashes in Camp St, Chelsea. Picture: NICOLE GARMSTON
2008: A plane crashes into a backyard on Silver Rd, Cheltenham killing pilot Akash Ananth. Picture: NICOLE GARMSTON
Last Friday: The fireball from a light plane crash in Scarlet St, Mordialloc, which killed the pilot on impact. Picture: SEVEN NEWS
2009: Geoffrey Edelsten escapes injury after crashing his helicopter during his first solo flight at Moorabbin. Picture: ANDREW TAUBER
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IGA Cheltenham East 17 Follett Rd, CHELTENHAM EAST 3192
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IGA X-Press Bentleigh 86-88 Patterson Rd, BENTLEIGH 3204
Kingston Art Centre 979 Nepean Hwy, MOORABBIN 3189
Kingston Central Plaza - Centre Management 288 Centre Dandenong Rd, MENTONE 3194
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Moorabbin City Library 161 Jasper Rd, BENTLEIGH 3204
O'Briens Real Estate - Bentleigh 951 Nepean Hwy, BENTLEIGH 3204
Patterson Newsagency 51 Patterson Rd, BRIGHTON EAST 3187
Ray White Carnegie 276 Neerim Rd, CARNEGIE 3163
Ray White Moorabbin 10 Station St, MOORABBIN 3189
Ray White Real Estate Dingley 109 Centre Dandenong Rd, DINGLEY 3172
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Updated: July 2018FRIGHTENED residents are calling for action on Moorabbin Airport after a fiery, fatal plane crash in their suburban street — the second incident in eight years.The single-engine plane just missed homes in Scarlett St, Mordialloc, when it came down about 5pm on Friday. The sole occupant, a 50-year-oldpilot from Mt Martha, was killed.The Cessna 172 crashed in front
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’It’s just too dangerous’Lucy Callander and staff writers Residents say airport must go after another firey crashof Vlad Wassileff’s house, who was home with his wife, 11-month-old daughter and mother in law. “It was like a bomb went off,” hesaid. “We’re all very lucky.” Sonia Anioniou, who has lived inScarlet St for 40 years, said it was time for the airport to go.
“We are so sick of worrying about a plane coming down, it’s just too dangerous,” she said.Brian Colbey said the possibility
of a crash was in the back of his mind “every time (planes) fly over”. “There are a lot of beautiful young families in this street and many would now be thinking about moving,” he said.David Trotter who lives just metres from the crash site said the area had changed dramatically since the airport was built and the number of beginner pilots training at the airport should be restricted.
“When they built that airport, there were no homes here, the suburb of Dingley didn’t exist,” he said. Wall Bk, who recently sold his Scarlett St house, posted on Facebook that it was time to move the airport. “I hope (this) tragic accident will be good reason to be able to relocate the airport to somewhere else away from the residential area,” he posted.The crash was the second in the
area this decade with two people walking from the wreckage of their Cessna after it plummeted into the backyard of a house on the corner of Scarlett St and Lower Dandenong Rd on August 7, 2010. Early that year a 72-year-old pilotwas trying to land at Moorabbin when the plane clipped trees and landed at nearby Capital Golf Club. And a trainee pilot died in August 2008, when his plane crashed, narrowly missing Cheltenham East Primary School.
2010: a plane crashes into the backyard of a house in Mordialloc. Picture: CHELSEA SES VOLUNTEER STEVE WALL
2014: Pilot John Stephenson, 77, of Hampton East, is killed when his light plane crashes in Camp St, Chelsea. Picture: NICOLE GARMSTON
2008: A plane crashes into a backyard on Silver Rd, Cheltenham killing pilot Akash Ananth. Picture: NICOLE GARMSTON
Last Friday: The fireball from a light plane crash in Scarlet St, Mordialloc, which killed the pilot on impact. Picture: SEVEN NEWS
2009: Geoffrey Edelsten escapes injury after crashing his helicopter during his first solo flight at Moorabbin. Picture: ANDREW TAUBER
A SHORT stroll from thisstylish townhouse will landyou on the sand of the Bonbeach shore.The home’s bayside location,
moments from a range of amenities, highlights the carefree living on offer. The property itself combines
luxury appointments, a stylish design and high standards to create a low-maintenance abode.
A striking bright yellow door contrasts with the multi-toned rendered facade. Behind, Victorian ash timber floors lead past an internally accessed double-garage, study nook and laundry to the main family zone. At the heart of the area is the
spacious kitchen that features all the essential ingredients. The kitchen’s luxuriously large
marble island bench stainless-steel
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Bosch appliances, feature pendant lighting, gloss white cabinetry and an indulgent butler’s pantry will besure to impress home cooks. Past the meals and casual living
area, sliding doors open to the north-facing, easy-care backyard with a covered patio. A zoned design separates the
living and sleeping areas, with the home’s three bedrooms peacefully positioned upstairs. The main bedroom features a
walk-through wardrobe and luxe ensuite.
Two further bedrooms with built-in wardrobes are serviced by the main bathroom. A versatile retreat creates opportunity for a fourth bedroom. Other features include double-
glazed windows, ducted heating and refrigerated cooling. Local schools include Chelsea
Primary School, St Joseph’s School and Cornish College.
DETAILSAuction: Saturday, June 23, 11.30amInspect: Contact agentPrice guide: $990,000-$1.08 millionAgent: Buxton ChelseaContact: Daniel Wright, 9772 7222 or
0414 788 828; Jo Barclay, 0439 394 434
AGENT SAYSThis architect-designed home has a list of luxuries that goes on and on. My favourite part of the home is the kitchen with Italian marble, Bosch appliances and a huge butler’s pantry.
— Daniel Wright, Buxton
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Venue Name AddressAspendale Gardens News & Lotto Shop 6, Aspendale Gardens S/C, ASPENDALE GARDENS 3195
Aspendale Newsagency 129 Station St, ASPENDALE 3195
Asset Property 404 Nepean Hwy, CHELSEA 3196
Barry Plant 582 Main St, MORDIALLOC 3195
Barry Plant Real Estate 507 Main St, MORDIALLOC 3195
Bayview Real Estate Mordialloc 481 Main St, MORDIALLOC 3195
Biggin & Scott Real Estate Aspendale 132 Station St, ASPENDALE 3195
Buxton Real Estate Chelsea 486 Nepean Hwy, CHELSEA 3196
Buxton Real Estate Mentone 99 Charman Rd, MENTONE 3194
Chelsea Heights Post Office & Tatts 195 Thames Promenade, CHELSEA HEIGHTS 3196
Chelsea Newsagency 403 Nepean Hwy, CHELSEA 3196
City Of Kingston 1230 Nepean Hwy, CHELTENHAM 3192
Edithvale Newsagency 253 Nepean Hwy, EDITHVALE 3196
Eview Real Estate Chelsea 436 Nepean Hwy, CHELSEA 3196
Hocking Stuart Chelsea 406 Nepean Hwy, CHELSEA 3196
Hocking Stuart Real Estate Mentone 117 Mentone Pde, MENTONE 3194
Hodges Real Estate Chelsea 401 Nepean Hwy, CHELSEA 3196
Hodges Real Estate Mentone 44 Florence St, MENTONE 3194
IGA Chelsea Heights 199 Thames Promenade, CHELSEA HEIGHTS 3196
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Updated: July 2018FRIGHTENED residents are calling for action on Moorabbin Airport after a fiery, fatal plane crash in their suburban street — the second incident in eight years.The single-engine plane just missed homes in Scarlett St, Mordialloc, when it came down about 5pm on Friday. The sole occupant, a 50-year-oldpilot from Mt Martha, was killed.The Cessna 172 crashed in front
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’It’s just too dangerous’Lucy Callander and staff writers Residents say airport must go after another firey crashof Vlad Wassileff’s house, who was home with his wife, 11-month-old daughter and mother in law. “It was like a bomb went off,” hesaid. “We’re all very lucky.” Sonia Anioniou, who has lived inScarlet St for 40 years, said it was time for the airport to go.
“We are so sick of worrying about a plane coming down, it’s just too dangerous,” she said.Brian Colbey said the possibility
of a crash was in the back of his mind “every time (planes) fly over”. “There are a lot of beautiful young families in this street and many would now be thinking about moving,” he said.David Trotter who lives just metres from the crash site said the area had changed dramatically since the airport was built and the number of beginner pilots training at the airport should be restricted.
“When they built that airport, there were no homes here, the suburb of Dingley didn’t exist,” he said. Wall Bk, who recently sold his Scarlett St house, posted on Facebook that it was time to move the airport. “I hope (this) tragic accident will be good reason to be able to relocate the airport to somewhere else away from the residential area,” he posted.The crash was the second in the
area this decade with two people walking from the wreckage of their Cessna after it plummeted into the backyard of a house on the corner of Scarlett St and Lower Dandenong Rd on August 7, 2010. Early that year a 72-year-old pilotwas trying to land at Moorabbin when the plane clipped trees and landed at nearby Capital Golf Club. And a trainee pilot died in August 2008, when his plane crashed, narrowly missing Cheltenham East Primary School.
2010: a plane crashes into the backyard of a house in Mordialloc. Picture: CHELSEA SES VOLUNTEER STEVE WALL
2014: Pilot John Stephenson, 77, of Hampton East, is killed when his light plane crashes in Camp St, Chelsea. Picture: NICOLE GARMSTON
2008: A plane crashes into a backyard on Silver Rd, Cheltenham killing pilot Akash Ananth. Picture: NICOLE GARMSTON
Last Friday: The fireball from a light plane crash in Scarlet St, Mordialloc, which killed the pilot on impact. Picture: SEVEN NEWS
2009: Geoffrey Edelsten escapes injury after crashing his helicopter during his first solo flight at Moorabbin. Picture: ANDREW TAUBER
A SHORT stroll from thisstylish townhouse will landyou on the sand of the Bonbeach shore.The home’s bayside location,
moments from a range of amenities, highlights the carefree living on offer. The property itself combines
luxury appointments, a stylish design and high standards to create a low-maintenance abode.
A striking bright yellow door contrasts with the multi-toned rendered facade. Behind, Victorian ash timber floors lead past an internally accessed double-garage, study nook and laundry to the main family zone. At the heart of the area is the
spacious kitchen that features all the essential ingredients. The kitchen’s luxuriously large
marble island bench stainless-steel
BONBEACH 9B CROWN RD
3 2 2Chic, stress-free livingMIKAELA DAY
Bosch appliances, feature pendant lighting, gloss white cabinetry and an indulgent butler’s pantry will besure to impress home cooks. Past the meals and casual living
area, sliding doors open to the north-facing, easy-care backyard with a covered patio. A zoned design separates the
living and sleeping areas, with the home’s three bedrooms peacefully positioned upstairs. The main bedroom features a
walk-through wardrobe and luxe ensuite.
Two further bedrooms with built-in wardrobes are serviced by the main bathroom. A versatile retreat creates opportunity for a fourth bedroom. Other features include double-
glazed windows, ducted heating and refrigerated cooling. Local schools include Chelsea
Primary School, St Joseph’s School and Cornish College.
DETAILSAuction: Saturday, June 23, 11.30amInspect: Contact agentPrice guide: $990,000-$1.08 millionAgent: Buxton ChelseaContact: Daniel Wright, 9772 7222 or
0414 788 828; Jo Barclay, 0439 394 434
AGENT SAYSThis architect-designed home has a list of luxuries that goes on and on. My favourite part of the home is the kitchen with Italian marble, Bosch appliances and a huge butler’s pantry.
— Daniel Wright, Buxton
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OPEN 6 DAYS A WEEK 9587 1353 483 Main Street, Mordialloc*Conditions apply.
• 30 years experience by optical technician• Free cleaning & adjustments for glasses• Extensive “No Gap” range of frames & sunglasses available for all health fund members• Not affiliated with big chain stores so we can provide great service for our customers• Bulk Billing Eye Tests• Full range of Designer Brands available
www.mordiallocoptical.com.au
Venue Name AddressIsell Real Estate Aspendale Gardens Shop 13 Aspendale Gardens S/C, ASPENDALE GARDENS 3195
Kingston Regional Library 96 Parkers Rd , PARKDALE 3195
Mcdonald Real Estate 450 Nepean Hwy, CHELSEA 3196
Mcdonalds Real Estate Chelsea 582 Main St, CHELSEA 3196
Mentone Newsagency 24 Como Pde, MENTONE 3194
Mordialloc Sporting Club 528 Main St, MORDIALLOC 3195
O'Briens Chelsea 463 Nepean Hwy, CHELSEA 3196
O'Briens Real Estate Mentone 120 Balcombe Rd, MENTONE 3194
Parkdale Community Centre 335 Nepean Hwy, PARKDALE 3195
Parkdale Newsagency 238 Como Pde West, PARKDALE 3195
Patterson Lakes Milk Bar Cnr of Thompsons Rd & Gladesville Blvd, PATTERSON LAKES 3197
Patterson Lakes Terrigal Convenient Stor 29 Terrigal Dr, PATTERSON LAKES 3197
Ray White Chelsea 394 Nepean Hwy, CHELSEA 3196
Ray White Mordialloc 521 Main St, MORDIALLOC 3195
Ray White Patterson Lakes Shop 32C Lakeview Shopping Centre, PATTERSON LAKES 3197
Thomson Real Estate 150 Balcombe Rd, MENTONE 3194
Thrift Park Newsagency 16 Lower Dandenong Rd, MENTONE 3194
Warren Village Newsagency 87 Warren Rd, MORDIALLOC 3195
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Updated: July 2018A NASTY fall from her bicycle could have been much worse for Erica if not for her helmet and a group of determined high school students.
When Mercy College Year 7 student Natasha saw the Coburg High School student crash her bike on Renown St while riding home on May 15, she asked her bus driver to stop so she could help.
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Kind kids to rescueJosh Barnes Students stop bus to come to the aid of girl in bicycle crash“The bus driver said the other bus behind him could deal with it and we told him no and demanded to get off,” Natasha said.
Erica, 14, was regaining consciousness when Natasha and fellow students Angelica, Amal, Doha, Dounia and Rayan exited the bus, approached her to help and called an ambulance.Erica, who said she doesn’t
remember falling from the bike and “couldn’t register any faces”, was comforted by the girls, who phoned her parents immediately to let them know of the incident.“Dounia spoke to me and she wasjust so calm and collected … for them to stop the bus and get off and know what to do, they did a brilliant job of it,” Erica’s mother, Karin Sitte-Meagher said.
“I was really confused,” Erica said. “I was more worried about making it to circus training and that my phone had smashed.”While she suffered a fractured right wrist and will be out of circus training for a while, a distinctive dent in her helmet where her right temple would rest showed how close she came to serious damage.“You should wear a helmet every
time, you don’t know when you will fall,” Ms Sitte-Meagher said.“I say to my kids, ‘You’ve only got one head — protect it’.”Erica has now been reunited with her rescuers twice and is full of admiration for their quick reactions and for defying the bus driver’s initial reaction.“I just have a lot of respect for thegirls … it’s easy to say it’s not my problem and to keep going,” she said.
Erica with the Mercy College students who helped her.Picture: MARK DADSWELL
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Barry Plant Real Estate Glenroy 1/828 Pascoe Vale Rd, GLENROY 3046
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David Rubinic Real Estate Coburg 42 Sydney Rd, COBURG 3058
East Brunswick Newsagency 167 Lygon St, BRUNSWICK EAST 3057
Eview Real Estate C+M Residential 33 Pascoe St, PASCOE VALE 3044
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Updated: July 2018A NASTY fall from her bicycle could have been much worse for Erica if not for her helmet and a group of determined high school students.
When Mercy College Year 7 student Natasha saw the Coburg High School student crash her bike on Renown St while riding home on May 15, she asked her bus driver to stop so she could help.
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Kind kids to rescueJosh Barnes Students stop bus to come to the aid of girl in bicycle crash“The bus driver said the other bus behind him could deal with it and we told him no and demanded to get off,” Natasha said.
Erica, 14, was regaining consciousness when Natasha and fellow students Angelica, Amal, Doha, Dounia and Rayan exited the bus, approached her to help and called an ambulance.Erica, who said she doesn’t
remember falling from the bike and “couldn’t register any faces”, was comforted by the girls, who phoned her parents immediately to let them know of the incident.“Dounia spoke to me and she wasjust so calm and collected … for them to stop the bus and get off and know what to do, they did a brilliant job of it,” Erica’s mother, Karin Sitte-Meagher said.
“I was really confused,” Erica said. “I was more worried about making it to circus training and that my phone had smashed.”While she suffered a fractured right wrist and will be out of circus training for a while, a distinctive dent in her helmet where her right temple would rest showed how close she came to serious damage.“You should wear a helmet every
time, you don’t know when you will fall,” Ms Sitte-Meagher said.“I say to my kids, ‘You’ve only got one head — protect it’.”Erica has now been reunited with her rescuers twice and is full of admiration for their quick reactions and for defying the bus driver’s initial reaction.“I just have a lot of respect for thegirls … it’s easy to say it’s not my problem and to keep going,” she said.
Erica with the Mercy College students who helped her.Picture: MARK DADSWELL
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CARE FOR KATEMornington doctor Kate Richmond has spent her life healing others - now she’s the one in need of help. REPORT PAGE 7
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THE cyclist tragically killed in a Queen’s Birthday weekend collision on Moorooduc Highway is being remembered as a “good man” devoted to his family.Robert Herbert, 61, from Frankston South, was 10km from home when he was struck by a rubbish truck and flung from his bike near the Bungower Rd intersection just after 10.30am.Family have told the Leader he was a hard worker with an eye for detail and a much loved physical education and VCAL teacher at Mornington Secondary College.A life member of Coburg FootballClub, Mr Herbert played 129 games in the VFA between 1976 and 1983, kicking 242 goals and figuring in the 1979 premiership.
He then moved to Springvale Football Club and taught at Springvale Secondary College before he and his wife Jenny settled down to have two children, sons Craig and Leigh. “He was just a good man, he worked really hard around the house, he worked really hard at his job and he loved to try and stay fit,” Mrs Herbert said. “He’ll be sorely missed.”The proud grandfather of two girls, aged three and nine months, was a passionate junior footy coach at Frankston Dolphins and helped
out at the local swimming club and school camps. “He was always coaching one of our teams, umpiring or doing extra stuff for the kids at school,” son Craig said. “I’ve never seen anyone work as hard as he did.”Mr Herbert’s passion for riding started about three years ago after a knee operation. “He loved it, fitness and exercise was important to him,” Mrs Herbert said.The cause of the accident remains under investigation. The driver, a 53-year-old Noble Park man, has been helping police.Frankston Acting Senior Sergeant Patrick Hayes said it was “a tragic set of circumstances”.The funeral will be at 2pm on Thursday at Tobin Brothers in Frankston. Witnesses are urged to contact Crime Stoppers on 1800 333 000.
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Family mourns cyclist
Jack Paynter
Footy player, teacher was ‘good man’
Robert Herbert
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MT ELIZA 31-33 DAVIS DRIVE
4 3 2Entertainer’s delightMING HAW LIM
W ITH a second kitchen,outdoor entertainmentoptions and space galore,this property has great appeal.
“It is in a quiet location with a great orientation and it offers contemporary living at its best,” agent Vicki Sayers said.The four-bedroom home on a
1389sq m block also backs onto a reserve and is only a stroll to several schools.“The second kitchen is great for
entertaining and the home has awesome indoor-outdoor living spaces,” Ms Sayers said.“The floorplan is ideal for
spacious, family living.”A water feature, established gardens, pool and eight-person spa help give the home a resort-style ambience.
Inside, a grand open floorplan isanchored by a stylish kitchen featuring a butler’s pantry and modern appliances.The home also has two ensuites
and a family bathroom.The main bedroom has one of theensuites as well as a study nook and dressing room.A theatre room flanks the family
zone, while two more bedrooms and an attic will provide the children with plenty of room for play.
The attic also offers treetop glimpses to the bay and beyond.
A guest wing is another handy inclusion that comes with a bedroom and ensuite. The two outdoor entertainment
areas are fitted with heating, zoned sound systems, and a second kitchen that is perfect when having a party outside. The deck and a large spa look
over the swimming pool, with the gardens also featuring a cubby house, putting green and gate to the reserve.A lush tropical garden with
coastal succulents add colour and serenity to the home.The property comes is kept
comfortable with zoned heating, refrigerated cooling, ducted vacuuming, a plumbed rainwater system and CCTV security system.
Included are a double garage with rear access, a children’s playground, huge workshop and a various storage options.
DETAILSPrivate sale
Inspect: Saturday, June 23, noon Price guide: $1.575-$1.725 millionAgent: RT Edgar Mornington Peninsula
Contact: Vicki Sayers, 5989 0599 or 0410 416 987
AGENT SAYSThis home offers contemporary living at its best and has a great floorplan for family living. The home has a resort feel and also backs onto a reserve. It is spacious for indoor-outdoor living and has a second kitchen ideal for entertaining. It comes with an attic and plenty of
storage.
— Vicki Sayers, RT Edgar Mornington Peninsula
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Belmar Real Estate 16 Blamey Place (Suite 1), MORNINGTON 3931
Bentons Square Community Centre 145 Bentons Rd, MORNINGTON 3931
Bittern General Store/Newagency 2432 Frankston-Flinders Rd, BITTERN 3918
Blairgowrie Milk Bar 2821 Point Nepean Rd, BLAIRGOWRIE 3942
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Centre Management/Mornington Central 78 Barkly St., MORNINGTON 3931
Centre Management/Mornington Village Shopping Centre Shop 106/241 Main St., MORNINGTON 3931
Coles Hastings Cnr Church & Victoria Sts, HASTINGS 3915
Coles Mccrae Plaza Nepean Hwy & Lnonsdale Sts, MCCRAE 3938
Coles Mornington Central Shopping Centre Franklin And Gordon Sts, MORNINGTON 3931
Coles Supermarket- Rosebud Plaza Cnr Beneo And Mc Combe St, ROSEBUD PLAZA 3939
Crib Point Newsagency 182 Stony Point Rd, CRIB POINT 3919
Dromana General Store 224-226 Boundary Rd, DROMANA 3936
Dromana Newsagency 207 Point Nepean Rd, DROMANA 3936
Dunes Milk Bar Dundas St, RYE 3941
Eview Real Estate 463 Nepean Hwy, FRANKSTON 3199
Flinders General Store 48 Cook St, FLINDERS 3926
Flynn & Co Shop 9, 967-991 Point Nepean Rd, ROSEBUD 3939
Foodwooks Mornington 24 Robertson Dr, MORNINGTON 3931
Granger Estate Agents 16 Bartels St, MCCRAE 3938
Hastings Newsagency 56 High St, HASTINGS 3915
Hastings Peninsula Library 7 High St, HASTINGS 3915
Hmas Cerberus Portsea Pier, PORTSEA 3944
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THE cyclist tragically killed in a Queen’s Birthday weekend collision on Moorooduc Highway is being remembered as a “good man” devoted to his family.Robert Herbert, 61, from Frankston South, was 10km from home when he was struck by a rubbish truck and flung from his bike near the Bungower Rd intersection just after 10.30am.Family have told the Leader he was a hard worker with an eye for detail and a much loved physical education and VCAL teacher at Mornington Secondary College.A life member of Coburg FootballClub, Mr Herbert played 129 games in the VFA between 1976 and 1983, kicking 242 goals and figuring in the 1979 premiership.
He then moved to Springvale Football Club and taught at Springvale Secondary College before he and his wife Jenny settled down to have two children, sons Craig and Leigh. “He was just a good man, he worked really hard around the house, he worked really hard at his job and he loved to try and stay fit,” Mrs Herbert said. “He’ll be sorely missed.”The proud grandfather of two girls, aged three and nine months, was a passionate junior footy coach at Frankston Dolphins and helped
out at the local swimming club and school camps. “He was always coaching one of our teams, umpiring or doing extra stuff for the kids at school,” son Craig said. “I’ve never seen anyone work as hard as he did.”Mr Herbert’s passion for riding started about three years ago after a knee operation. “He loved it, fitness and exercise was important to him,” Mrs Herbert said.The cause of the accident remains under investigation. The driver, a 53-year-old Noble Park man, has been helping police.Frankston Acting Senior Sergeant Patrick Hayes said it was “a tragic set of circumstances”.The funeral will be at 2pm on Thursday at Tobin Brothers in Frankston. Witnesses are urged to contact Crime Stoppers on 1800 333 000.
Mornington Peninsula
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PAGE 15Tuesday, June 19, 2018 l morningtonleader.com.au
Rosebud West chef stuck in visa stew Ambassador attacker gets 16 months jailPAGE
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Family mourns cyclist
Jack Paynter
Footy player, teacher was ‘good man’
Robert Herbert
morningtonleader.com.au
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MT ELIZA 31-33 DAVIS DRIVE
4 3 2Entertainer’s delightMING HAW LIM
W ITH a second kitchen,outdoor entertainmentoptions and space galore,this property has great appeal.
“It is in a quiet location with a great orientation and it offers contemporary living at its best,” agent Vicki Sayers said.The four-bedroom home on a
1389sq m block also backs onto a reserve and is only a stroll to several schools.“The second kitchen is great for
entertaining and the home has awesome indoor-outdoor living spaces,” Ms Sayers said.“The floorplan is ideal for
spacious, family living.”A water feature, established gardens, pool and eight-person spa help give the home a resort-style ambience.
Inside, a grand open floorplan isanchored by a stylish kitchen featuring a butler’s pantry and modern appliances.The home also has two ensuites
and a family bathroom.The main bedroom has one of theensuites as well as a study nook and dressing room.A theatre room flanks the family
zone, while two more bedrooms and an attic will provide the children with plenty of room for play.
The attic also offers treetop glimpses to the bay and beyond.
A guest wing is another handy inclusion that comes with a bedroom and ensuite. The two outdoor entertainment
areas are fitted with heating, zoned sound systems, and a second kitchen that is perfect when having a party outside. The deck and a large spa look
over the swimming pool, with the gardens also featuring a cubby house, putting green and gate to the reserve.A lush tropical garden with
coastal succulents add colour and serenity to the home.The property comes is kept
comfortable with zoned heating, refrigerated cooling, ducted vacuuming, a plumbed rainwater system and CCTV security system.
Included are a double garage with rear access, a children’s playground, huge workshop and a various storage options.
DETAILSPrivate sale
Inspect: Saturday, June 23, noon Price guide: $1.575-$1.725 millionAgent: RT Edgar Mornington Peninsula
Contact: Vicki Sayers, 5989 0599 or 0410 416 987
AGENT SAYSThis home offers contemporary living at its best and has a great floorplan for family living. The home has a resort feel and also backs onto a reserve. It is spacious for indoor-outdoor living and has a second kitchen ideal for entertaining. It comes with an attic and plenty of
storage.
— Vicki Sayers, RT Edgar Mornington Peninsula
WARDROBES
Award Winning Family BusinessFor the company that specialises in wardrobes
Guaranteed quality material & workmanship.
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9793 8233
Custom designed & built to suit your requirements, built-in/free standing period style, hinged or sliding doors. Existing wardrobe renovations & extensions.
Also available:• Wall Units • Bookshelves• Study • Offce • Laundry • Garage & Other Storage Solutions
Almara THE WARDROBE SPECIALISTS
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Hocking Stuart Real Estate Rosebud 1-991 Point Nepean Rd, ROSEBUD 3939
Hocking Stuart Real Estate Rye 2361 Point Nepean Rd, RYE 3941
IGA Balnarring 1 Russell St, BALNARRING 3926
IGA Blairgowrie 2833-2835 Point Nepean Rd, BLAIRGOWRIE 3942
IGA X-Press Bittern 2428-2436 Frankston-Flinders Rd, BITTERN 3918
IGA X-Press Tyabb 1537 Frankston-Flinders Rd, TYABB 3913
John Kennedy Real Estate Rye 2327 Point Nepean Rd, RYE 3941
L J Hooker Mornington 228 Main St, MORNINGTON 3931
M.J. Ross & Co 215 Point Nepean Rd, DROMANA 3936
Mccrae Newsagency Shop 15, 729 Point Nepean Rd, MCCRAE 3933
Mcewing Partners 160 Main St, MORNINGTON 3931
Milk Bar Rosebud 91 Old Cape Schank Rd, ROSEBUD 3939
Mornington Information & Support Centre 320 Main St, MORNINGTON 3931
Mornington Library Vancouver St, MORNINGTON 3931
Mornington Newsagency 97 Main St, MORNINGTON 3931
Mornington Peninsula Shire Council Besgrove St, ROSEBUD 3939
Mornington Shire Offices 2 Queen St, MORNINGTON 3931
Mount Martha Country Club Country Club Dr, SAFETY BEACH 3936
Mount Martha Newsagency 2 Lochiel Ave, MOUNT MARTHA 3934
Mountain View General Store 70 Mountain View Rd., MT ELIZA 3930
Mpre 2449 Point Nepean Rd, RYE 3941
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Updated: July 2018
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THE cyclist tragically killed in a Queen’s Birthday weekend collision on Moorooduc Highway is being remembered as a “good man” devoted to his family.Robert Herbert, 61, from Frankston South, was 10km from home when he was struck by a rubbish truck and flung from his bike near the Bungower Rd intersection just after 10.30am.Family have told the Leader he was a hard worker with an eye for detail and a much loved physical education and VCAL teacher at Mornington Secondary College.A life member of Coburg FootballClub, Mr Herbert played 129 games in the VFA between 1976 and 1983, kicking 242 goals and figuring in the 1979 premiership.
He then moved to Springvale Football Club and taught at Springvale Secondary College before he and his wife Jenny settled down to have two children, sons Craig and Leigh. “He was just a good man, he worked really hard around the house, he worked really hard at his job and he loved to try and stay fit,” Mrs Herbert said. “He’ll be sorely missed.”The proud grandfather of two girls, aged three and nine months, was a passionate junior footy coach at Frankston Dolphins and helped
out at the local swimming club and school camps. “He was always coaching one of our teams, umpiring or doing extra stuff for the kids at school,” son Craig said. “I’ve never seen anyone work as hard as he did.”Mr Herbert’s passion for riding started about three years ago after a knee operation. “He loved it, fitness and exercise was important to him,” Mrs Herbert said.The cause of the accident remains under investigation. The driver, a 53-year-old Noble Park man, has been helping police.Frankston Acting Senior Sergeant Patrick Hayes said it was “a tragic set of circumstances”.The funeral will be at 2pm on Thursday at Tobin Brothers in Frankston. Witnesses are urged to contact Crime Stoppers on 1800 333 000.
Mornington Peninsula
SEARCH FOR YOUR DREAM HOME HERE
PAGE 15Tuesday, June 19, 2018 l morningtonleader.com.au
Rosebud West chef stuck in visa stew Ambassador attacker gets 16 months jailPAGE
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PAGE3
Family mourns cyclist
Jack Paynter
Footy player, teacher was ‘good man’
Robert Herbert
morningtonleader.com.au
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MORNINGTON PENINSULA LEADER, Tuesday, June 19, 2018 15
MT ELIZA 31-33 DAVIS DRIVE
4 3 2Entertainer’s delightMING HAW LIM
W ITH a second kitchen,outdoor entertainmentoptions and space galore,this property has great appeal.
“It is in a quiet location with a great orientation and it offers contemporary living at its best,” agent Vicki Sayers said.The four-bedroom home on a
1389sq m block also backs onto a reserve and is only a stroll to several schools.“The second kitchen is great for
entertaining and the home has awesome indoor-outdoor living spaces,” Ms Sayers said.“The floorplan is ideal for
spacious, family living.”A water feature, established gardens, pool and eight-person spa help give the home a resort-style ambience.
Inside, a grand open floorplan isanchored by a stylish kitchen featuring a butler’s pantry and modern appliances.The home also has two ensuites
and a family bathroom.The main bedroom has one of theensuites as well as a study nook and dressing room.A theatre room flanks the family
zone, while two more bedrooms and an attic will provide the children with plenty of room for play.
The attic also offers treetop glimpses to the bay and beyond.
A guest wing is another handy inclusion that comes with a bedroom and ensuite. The two outdoor entertainment
areas are fitted with heating, zoned sound systems, and a second kitchen that is perfect when having a party outside. The deck and a large spa look
over the swimming pool, with the gardens also featuring a cubby house, putting green and gate to the reserve.A lush tropical garden with
coastal succulents add colour and serenity to the home.The property comes is kept
comfortable with zoned heating, refrigerated cooling, ducted vacuuming, a plumbed rainwater system and CCTV security system.
Included are a double garage with rear access, a children’s playground, huge workshop and a various storage options.
DETAILSPrivate sale
Inspect: Saturday, June 23, noon Price guide: $1.575-$1.725 millionAgent: RT Edgar Mornington Peninsula
Contact: Vicki Sayers, 5989 0599 or 0410 416 987
AGENT SAYSThis home offers contemporary living at its best and has a great floorplan for family living. The home has a resort feel and also backs onto a reserve. It is spacious for indoor-outdoor living and has a second kitchen ideal for entertaining. It comes with an attic and plenty of
storage.
— Vicki Sayers, RT Edgar Mornington Peninsula
WARDROBES
Award Winning Family BusinessFor the company that specialises in wardrobes
Guaranteed quality material & workmanship.
Best Value for Your $$$
9793 8233
Custom designed & built to suit your requirements, built-in/free standing period style, hinged or sliding doors. Existing wardrobe renovations & extensions.
Also available:• Wall Units • Bookshelves• Study • Offce • Laundry • Garage & Other Storage Solutions
Almara THE WARDROBE SPECIALISTS
www.almara.com.au
13405879AA
Shop 2A 117 Main Street, Mornington(across from the Grand Hotel & up the escalators) • Ph: (03) 5975 0657
TREASURE HUNTERTREASURE HUNTERMORNINGTON
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Point 2 Real Estate 78 Mt Eliza Way, MORNINGTON 3931
Point Leo General Store 14 Point Leo Rd, POINT LEO 3916
Portsea General Store (Pier Cafe) 3760 Point Nepean Rd, PORTSEA 3944
R T Edgar Real Estate Rye 2335 Point Nepean Rd, RYE 3941
Ray White Real Estate Rosebud 1131 Point Nepean Rd, ROSEBUD 3939
Ray White Real Estate Rye 2353 Point Nepean Rd., RYE 3941
Red Hill South Newsagency Shoreham Rd, RED HILL SOUTH 3937
Ritchies Rosebud Cnr Wannaeueplace & Ninth Ave, ROSEBUD 3939
Ritchies Supa Iga 89 Mt Eliza Way, MOUNT ELIZA 3930
Ritchies Supa Iga- Dromana Hub Shopping Point Nepean Rd, DROMANA 3936
Rosebud Country Club 207 Borneo Rd, ROSEBUD 3939
Rosebud General Store Cnr Boneo Rd & Nepean Hwy, ROSEBUD 3939
Rosebud General Store Cnr Bayview & Hove Rds, ROSEBUD 3939
Rosebud Library Point Nepean Rd, ROSEBUD 3939
Rosebud Library Mcdowell St, ROSEBUD 3939
Rosebud Newsagency 1083 Point Nepean Rd, ROSEBUD 3939
Rosebud R.S.L. Eastbourne Rd, ROSEBUD 3939
Rosebud West Milk Bar 40 Illaroo St, ROSEBUD WEST 3940
Rye Hotel 2415 Point Nepean Rd, RYE 3941
Rye Newsagency 2371 Nepean Hwy, RYE 3941
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Updated: July 2018
CARE FOR KATEMornington doctor Kate Richmond has spent her life healing others - now she’s the one in need of help. REPORT PAGE 7
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THE cyclist tragically killed in a Queen’s Birthday weekend collision on Moorooduc Highway is being remembered as a “good man” devoted to his family.Robert Herbert, 61, from Frankston South, was 10km from home when he was struck by a rubbish truck and flung from his bike near the Bungower Rd intersection just after 10.30am.Family have told the Leader he was a hard worker with an eye for detail and a much loved physical education and VCAL teacher at Mornington Secondary College.A life member of Coburg FootballClub, Mr Herbert played 129 games in the VFA between 1976 and 1983, kicking 242 goals and figuring in the 1979 premiership.
He then moved to Springvale Football Club and taught at Springvale Secondary College before he and his wife Jenny settled down to have two children, sons Craig and Leigh. “He was just a good man, he worked really hard around the house, he worked really hard at his job and he loved to try and stay fit,” Mrs Herbert said. “He’ll be sorely missed.”The proud grandfather of two girls, aged three and nine months, was a passionate junior footy coach at Frankston Dolphins and helped
out at the local swimming club and school camps. “He was always coaching one of our teams, umpiring or doing extra stuff for the kids at school,” son Craig said. “I’ve never seen anyone work as hard as he did.”Mr Herbert’s passion for riding started about three years ago after a knee operation. “He loved it, fitness and exercise was important to him,” Mrs Herbert said.The cause of the accident remains under investigation. The driver, a 53-year-old Noble Park man, has been helping police.Frankston Acting Senior Sergeant Patrick Hayes said it was “a tragic set of circumstances”.The funeral will be at 2pm on Thursday at Tobin Brothers in Frankston. Witnesses are urged to contact Crime Stoppers on 1800 333 000.
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La Trobe Uni relents and offers golf club new five-year lease
STRATHALLAN Golf Club members have holed out on the 18th, securing a five-year lease for their golf course just months before they would have been kicked off the land.
La Trobe University announcedthe spectacular policy reversal on Friday, allowing the club to remain on the course they’ve used since 1957.
Club president Peter Roberts said members were grateful for the university’s change of heart and wanted to thank everyone who offered support, including Bundoora state Labor MP Colin
Brooks and Darebin Council.But Mr Roberts said despite thedeal, the club was still focused on securing the land for the long term.
“At the end of the day, although
five years is a good period, we’d be looking in the short to medium term to put this matter to bed,” Mr Roberts said.He described the university’s
decision as a “significant shift” from its previous “hard ball” tactics but said the five-year term still left negotiations open. “It just means in three or four
years’ time whoever is at the club
or the university will be going through the same thing again,” he said.
University spokesman Tim Mitchell said the offer would be based on the existing rental payment and also include conditions to manage waterways
and other natural bushlands on the site. The university had originally chosen not to renew the lease in
2015 and the club launched a campaign to save the 60-year-old course.
Strathallan Golf Course was founded in 1957 on land formerly used by the Larundel mental asylum.
La Trobe University bought theland from the Urban Land Authority in 1996 and had leased it
to the golf club since then.Darebin Council campaigned tokeep the course on site.
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Updated: July 2018A SOCCER club kicking goals with young refugees has made a desperate plea for light towers.And it looks like it may have Hume Council onside.
The Upfield Soccer Club helps the young refugees integrate into the community, using their passion for the game to help build ties.Junior co-ordinator Hani Pito, aformer Syrian refugee, said many
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Let there be lightSamantha Dick Call on council to help refugees integrate through soccerrefugees arrived in Hume and had trouble adjusting. “Some of the youth have problems with settlement, especially the ones who were previously living in villages,” he said. “As a refugee, you lose everything; you lose your past, your present and maybe even your future.
“It’s hard for them to just get involved in a community straight
away, so we decided one way to help was through the soccer club.”Since its inception six months ago, the first soccer team made up of refugees, the Upfield Thirds, has attracted about 25 players.“We were undefeated until roundeight of this season,” Mr Pito said. “But we all know that for every team or every club to survive, they need sponsors.”
The Upfield Thirds train two days a week on a poorly lit pitch at Gibb Reserve, Dallas. “One side is lit, but the other side is not,” Mr Pito said. “It gets dark at 5pm in winter and we only have half a pitch to work with.”Club secretary Wally Hanna, who came to Australia from Iraq in 1997, submitted a budget proposal at a recent Hume Council meeting.
He hopes to secure two 150 lux light towers, valued about $50,000 each.The council’s corporate servicesdirector Daryl Whitfort said funding had been “provisionally allocated in 2019/20, as part of council’s four-year capital works program, for lighting at Gibb Reserve” but was subject to the next budget process.The club is keen to hear from potential sponsors. Phone Mr Hanna on 0413 030 761.
Upfield Soccer Club’s Wally Hanna and Hani Pito.Picture: ROB LEESON
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Updated: July 2018A SOCCER club kicking goals with young refugees has made a desperate plea for light towers.And it looks like it may have Hume Council onside.
The Upfield Soccer Club helps the young refugees integrate into the community, using their passion for the game to help build ties.Junior co-ordinator Hani Pito, aformer Syrian refugee, said many
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Let there be lightSamantha Dick Call on council to help refugees integrate through soccerrefugees arrived in Hume and had trouble adjusting. “Some of the youth have problems with settlement, especially the ones who were previously living in villages,” he said. “As a refugee, you lose everything; you lose your past, your present and maybe even your future.
“It’s hard for them to just get involved in a community straight
away, so we decided one way to help was through the soccer club.”Since its inception six months ago, the first soccer team made up of refugees, the Upfield Thirds, has attracted about 25 players.“We were undefeated until roundeight of this season,” Mr Pito said. “But we all know that for every team or every club to survive, they need sponsors.”
The Upfield Thirds train two days a week on a poorly lit pitch at Gibb Reserve, Dallas. “One side is lit, but the other side is not,” Mr Pito said. “It gets dark at 5pm in winter and we only have half a pitch to work with.”Club secretary Wally Hanna, who came to Australia from Iraq in 1997, submitted a budget proposal at a recent Hume Council meeting.
He hopes to secure two 150 lux light towers, valued about $50,000 each.The council’s corporate servicesdirector Daryl Whitfort said funding had been “provisionally allocated in 2019/20, as part of council’s four-year capital works program, for lighting at Gibb Reserve” but was subject to the next budget process.The club is keen to hear from potential sponsors. Phone Mr Hanna on 0413 030 761.
Upfield Soccer Club’s Wally Hanna and Hani Pito.Picture: ROB LEESON
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Updated: July 2018‘We’re an easy target’Richard Pearce Victims of attempted robbery concerned offenders will return
THE son of a Preston milk bar owner beaten in a violent attempted robbery says he is fearful the offenders will return.Ben Lin said he had taken off time from his own job in a supermarket to run the Victoria St store while his father, Xing Ming Lin, recovered from physical and mental scars from the June 7 incident. Mr Lin said he had been
cooking dinner when he heard a scuffle and emerged to see his 54-year-old father being beaten with a wooden bat.Wielding his own baseball bat, Mr Lin helped his father fend off the attackers and restrain a 17-year-old boy until police arrived.Police are searching for up to four other offenders after they fled in a white car on Raglan St.
It was not the first time the storehad been robbed. Mr Lin said he was scared the boy’s accomplices could return. “Maybe something will happen again, we’re an easy target,” Mr Lin said.After the attack the family spent$2000 on 16 security cameras to cover every inch of the store.Darebin Criminal InvestigationUnit acting detective Senior
Sergeant Steve Evans said the owners were within their rights to restrain the individual but the public should never underestimate the power of observation.“Our advice in general would beto observe but not to interfere,” Sen-Sgt Evans said. “Don’t underestimate the observations and how much they can help us.”Mr Lin’s family moved to
Melbourne from China in 2004 and he said it was the promise of safety and peace that lured them here.“That was a long time ago, that’schanged now,” Mr Lin said.Mr Lin thanked the communityfor the support they showed with cards, flowers, and kind words.The 17-year-old teen who was restrained by the pair was charged with assault and robbery offences.Know something? Phone CrimeStoppers on 1800 333 000.
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Curtain rises on futureBarry Kennedy Theatre group hopes to return to ‘spiritual’ homebaseTHE Boilerhouse Theatre Company is hoping a lavish new production will remind everyone how vital it is for it to return to its former derelict home.The theatre, part of the historic Boilerhouse building on Jacksons Hill, was declared unsafe last year, forcing the company to perform elsewhere.The setback has also seen the disbandment of the Treehouse and Cubbyhouse junior theatre groups and a stripped down production schedule.Next month the group will perform
One Brick at A Time, a compilation musical show from the dozens of productions the amateur theatre group has performed over 30 years.The birthday bash will feature manyactors and production members of years gone and has been possible thanks to Killara Primary School making its hall available to the theatre group.Boilerhouse Theatre treasurer TonyRains said the loss of access to its long-time base on Jacksons Hill had set the
company back more than what was first thought.“Last year was a bit of a downer forthe group,” he said. “We thought we’d be OK, we’ve still got our people, but your home’s your home.
“We’re not like a football club whenyou think about members — we decide to do something and everyone jumps on board to support that concept, but it’s a harder task when you haven’t a place to call your own.”Mr Rains said the recent
announcement the State Government would buy back the Jacksons Hill precinct, handing four buildings making up an arts and culture precinct to Hume Council, was a light at the end of the tunnel.“We are hoping the transfer from theState Government goes smoothly and the work that needs to be done to get us back into the Boilerhouse happens sooner rather than later.”
Sunbury councillor and veteran Boilerhouse performer Leigh Johnson
said the theatre had one of its more testing periods since it was locked out of the Boilerhouse.“There are no other theatre groupsin the city of Hume, so it has survived on the passion of volunteers wanting to be involved in the arts,” he said. “Getting them back into their spiritual home is vital and I’d think it would be onwards and upwards from there.”
One Brick at a Time will be performed from July 6 to 8. Details: boilderhouseco.com
Boilerhouse Theatre Company actors ahead of their 30th anniversary party. They have been locked out of their long-term home.
Picture: ROB LEESON
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Curtain rises on futureBarry Kennedy Theatre group hopes to return to ‘spiritual’ homebaseTHE Boilerhouse Theatre Company is hoping a lavish new production will remind everyone how vital it is for it to return to its former derelict home.The theatre, part of the historic Boilerhouse building on Jacksons Hill, was declared unsafe last year, forcing the company to perform elsewhere.The setback has also seen the disbandment of the Treehouse and Cubbyhouse junior theatre groups and a stripped down production schedule.Next month the group will perform
One Brick at A Time, a compilation musical show from the dozens of productions the amateur theatre group has performed over 30 years.The birthday bash will feature manyactors and production members of years gone and has been possible thanks to Killara Primary School making its hall available to the theatre group.Boilerhouse Theatre treasurer TonyRains said the loss of access to its long-time base on Jacksons Hill had set the
company back more than what was first thought.“Last year was a bit of a downer forthe group,” he said. “We thought we’d be OK, we’ve still got our people, but your home’s your home.
“We’re not like a football club whenyou think about members — we decide to do something and everyone jumps on board to support that concept, but it’s a harder task when you haven’t a place to call your own.”Mr Rains said the recent
announcement the State Government would buy back the Jacksons Hill precinct, handing four buildings making up an arts and culture precinct to Hume Council, was a light at the end of the tunnel.“We are hoping the transfer from theState Government goes smoothly and the work that needs to be done to get us back into the Boilerhouse happens sooner rather than later.”
Sunbury councillor and veteran Boilerhouse performer Leigh Johnson
said the theatre had one of its more testing periods since it was locked out of the Boilerhouse.“There are no other theatre groupsin the city of Hume, so it has survived on the passion of volunteers wanting to be involved in the arts,” he said. “Getting them back into their spiritual home is vital and I’d think it would be onwards and upwards from there.”
One Brick at a Time will be performed from July 6 to 8. Details: boilderhouseco.com
Boilerhouse Theatre Company actors ahead of their 30th anniversary party. They have been locked out of their long-term home.
Picture: ROB LEESON
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NOT ON OUR STREETIn a sign of things to come, Rob Hood, Ross Gillespie, John Read and other members of the Glenburnie Road Residents Association are preparing to fight to save the character of their street. REPORT PAGE 5
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A FORMER Deakin University employee who used Instagram to indecently communicate with a 13-year-old boy will spend less than a year behind bars.David Botting also pleaded guiltyto procuring a person believed to be under 16 for sexual activity, after messaging an undercover police officer, who he believed was a 14-year-old boy, on Facebook.He was convicted and sentencedin the Victorian County Court after pleading guilty to the two charges. Botting met a 12-year-old boy who was on a school excursion to the university’s Burwood campus in 2016.
Botting, who was full-time at theuniversity as a technical director and manager of the Deakin Broadcast Studio but has since resigned, gave the victim his Instagram username.The pair messaged each other foralmost two months after becoming Instagram friends.The court heard last month Botting drove the conversation towards that of a “sexual nature”.The messages ended when the
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Offender found guilty of online grooming victim’s mother contacted police.On March 25, 2017, an undercover police officer posing as 14-year-old boy sent Botting a friend request via Facebook, which he accepted.
Botting arranged to meet who hebelieved was a 14-year-old boy at Hawthorn McDonald’s. He was arrested but denied he had gone to the McDonald’s to engage in sexual activity — telling police he felt he was “ripped off” and “set up”.
He later admitted to messaging his victim with “one of those conversations I knew I shouldn’t have had at the time”.The boy outlined in his victim impact statement how the offending made him feel “embarrassed” while hoping “it would go away”.
Judge Susan Pullen described Botting’s offending as “most serious and disturbing”.Botting was convicted and sentenced to 24 months’ jail, 15 of them wholly suspended. He will undertake a
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NOT ON OUR STREETIn a sign of things to come, Rob Hood, Ross Gillespie, John Read and other members of the Glenburnie Road Residents Association are preparing to fight to save the character of their street. REPORT PAGE 5
Picture: STUART MILIGAN
A FORMER Deakin University employee who used Instagram to indecently communicate with a 13-year-old boy will spend less than a year behind bars.David Botting also pleaded guiltyto procuring a person believed to be under 16 for sexual activity, after messaging an undercover police officer, who he believed was a 14-year-old boy, on Facebook.He was convicted and sentencedin the Victorian County Court after pleading guilty to the two charges. Botting met a 12-year-old boy who was on a school excursion to the university’s Burwood campus in 2016.
Botting, who was full-time at theuniversity as a technical director and manager of the Deakin Broadcast Studio but has since resigned, gave the victim his Instagram username.The pair messaged each other foralmost two months after becoming Instagram friends.The court heard last month Botting drove the conversation towards that of a “sexual nature”.The messages ended when the
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Offender found guilty of online grooming victim’s mother contacted police.On March 25, 2017, an undercover police officer posing as 14-year-old boy sent Botting a friend request via Facebook, which he accepted.
Botting arranged to meet who hebelieved was a 14-year-old boy at Hawthorn McDonald’s. He was arrested but denied he had gone to the McDonald’s to engage in sexual activity — telling police he felt he was “ripped off” and “set up”.
He later admitted to messaging his victim with “one of those conversations I knew I shouldn’t have had at the time”.The boy outlined in his victim impact statement how the offending made him feel “embarrassed” while hoping “it would go away”.
Judge Susan Pullen described Botting’s offending as “most serious and disturbing”.Botting was convicted and sentenced to 24 months’ jail, 15 of them wholly suspended. He will undertake a
Recognisance Release Order and possibly attend a sex offender program on his release.
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Hopes high for roos’
relocationWoolworths develops plan to move mob
WOOLWORTHS has committed to returning a mob of kangaroos stranded in a Mernda paddock to their home.Woolworths regional development manager Don Foulds said the company was working with a consultant to ensure a plan to relocate the mob to Plenty Gorge was finalised.
It is hoped the plan will be signedoff in about two weeks.About 40 kangaroos have been trapped on the Woolworths-owned land near the corner of Plenty and Bridge Inn roads since Easter.The announcement comes aftertwo months of campaigning by wildlife volunteers and reports by Whittlesea Leader on the precariousfuture of the trapped mob.Wildlife campaigner Krysti Severi said the decision followed positive discussions between campaigners, Woolworths, Whittlesea Council, Department of Environment, Land, Water and Planning, LXRA and Parks Victoria.
“I’m not going to be breaking outthe champagne until the last
kangaroo has been taken home but this is very good news,” Ms Severi said.It is not yet known if officials willaccept a proposal by campaigners to sedate and relocate the mob at the cost of $100.
While risks were minimal because the mob would return to land they had already inhabited, relocation could take six to eight weeks depending on the reaction of the mob, weather and nearby development work, Ms Severi said.It was crucial the relocation is complete before the nearby Merndarail extension opens in September.Department of Environment, Land, Water and Planning environmental compliance regional manager Brian Wearne said the department was “actively working on the situation”.
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Whittlesea mum Melinda Ciccaldo says the Multiple Birth Volunteer Support Foundation is an invaluable source of help for her and her sons Gennaro, Carmine and Renato. The group is looking for more volunteers.REPORT PAGE 8
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Margot Taylor
Hopes high for roos’
relocationWoolworths develops plan to move mob
WOOLWORTHS has committed to returning a mob of kangaroos stranded in a Mernda paddock to their home.Woolworths regional development manager Don Foulds said the company was working with a consultant to ensure a plan to relocate the mob to Plenty Gorge was finalised.
It is hoped the plan will be signedoff in about two weeks.About 40 kangaroos have been trapped on the Woolworths-owned land near the corner of Plenty and Bridge Inn roads since Easter.The announcement comes aftertwo months of campaigning by wildlife volunteers and reports by Whittlesea Leader on the precariousfuture of the trapped mob.Wildlife campaigner Krysti Severi said the decision followed positive discussions between campaigners, Woolworths, Whittlesea Council, Department of Environment, Land, Water and Planning, LXRA and Parks Victoria.
“I’m not going to be breaking outthe champagne until the last
kangaroo has been taken home but this is very good news,” Ms Severi said.It is not yet known if officials willaccept a proposal by campaigners to sedate and relocate the mob at the cost of $100.
While risks were minimal because the mob would return to land they had already inhabited, relocation could take six to eight weeks depending on the reaction of the mob, weather and nearby development work, Ms Severi said.It was crucial the relocation is complete before the nearby Merndarail extension opens in September.Department of Environment, Land, Water and Planning environmental compliance regional manager Brian Wearne said the department was “actively working on the situation”.
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Whittlesea mum Melinda Ciccaldo says the Multiple Birth Volunteer Support Foundation is an invaluable source of help for her and her sons Gennaro, Carmine and Renato. The group is looking for more volunteers.REPORT PAGE 8
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Updated: July 2018
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Hopes high for roos’
relocationWoolworths develops plan to move mob
WOOLWORTHS has committed to returning a mob of kangaroos stranded in a Mernda paddock to their home.Woolworths regional development manager Don Foulds said the company was working with a consultant to ensure a plan to relocate the mob to Plenty Gorge was finalised.
It is hoped the plan will be signedoff in about two weeks.About 40 kangaroos have been trapped on the Woolworths-owned land near the corner of Plenty and Bridge Inn roads since Easter.The announcement comes aftertwo months of campaigning by wildlife volunteers and reports by Whittlesea Leader on the precariousfuture of the trapped mob.Wildlife campaigner Krysti Severi said the decision followed positive discussions between campaigners, Woolworths, Whittlesea Council, Department of Environment, Land, Water and Planning, LXRA and Parks Victoria.
“I’m not going to be breaking outthe champagne until the last
kangaroo has been taken home but this is very good news,” Ms Severi said.It is not yet known if officials willaccept a proposal by campaigners to sedate and relocate the mob at the cost of $100.
While risks were minimal because the mob would return to land they had already inhabited, relocation could take six to eight weeks depending on the reaction of the mob, weather and nearby development work, Ms Severi said.It was crucial the relocation is complete before the nearby Merndarail extension opens in September.Department of Environment, Land, Water and Planning environmental compliance regional manager Brian Wearne said the department was “actively working on the situation”.
I’m not going to be breaking out the champagne until the last kangaroo has been taken home, but this is very good news-KRYSTI SEVERI
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Doreen Newsagency 8/95 Hazel Glen Drive, DOREEN VIC 3754
Laurimar Café Hazel Glen Dve, DOREEN VIC 3754
Laurimar Fruit Basket 18/19, 95 Hazel Glen Drive, DOREEN VIC 3754
Laurimar News & Lotto Shop 18, 95 Hazel Glen Dve, DOREEN VIC 3754
Mernda General Store 33 Riverdale Boulevarde, MERNDA VIC 3754
Mernda Village Woolworths Mernda Village & Galloway Drive, MERNDA VIC 3754
Post Office Mernda General 85 Schotters Rd, MERNDA VIC 3754
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Wallan Newsagency 59 High St, WALLAN VIC 3756
Whittlesea Newsagency Church St, WHITTLESEA VIC 3757
Elders Real Estate Whittlesea Shop 1, 75 Church St, WHITTLESEA VIC 3757
Grocery Self Serve Cnr. Church & Walnut Sts, WHITTLESEA VIC 3757
IGA Whittlesea 2-16 Church St, WHITTLESEA VIC 3757
Mason White Mcdougall Real Estate 39-41 Church St, WHITTLESEA VIC 3757
Pheasant Creek Newsagency & Post Office 884 Main Rd, PHEASANT CREEK VIC 3757
Raine & Horne Real Estate Whittlesea 23 Beech St, WHITTLESEA VIC 3757
Tom Egan Real Estate Whittlesea 68 Church St, WHITTLESEA VIC 3757
Whittlesea Library 57-61 Laurel St, WHITTLESEA VIC 3757
IGA Wandong 3272 Epping Kilmore Rd, WANDONG VIC 3758
Kinglake Store (Supermarket) Main Rd, KINGLAKE VIC 3763