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Veteran Macedon Ranges councillors John Letchford and John Connor appear set to take the reins of the municipality in whats expected to be their last year in local government.

Sources indicate that Cr Letchford is likely to be the only candidate for the top job when this years mayoral election is held on Wednesday evening.

Cr Letchford, who served a term as mayor in 2008-09, said that, if successful, he would push for two-time mayor Cr Connor as his deputy.

We have a number of strategies and plans to get down quickly, in a very tight budget

Top posts for old handsand facing challenges with changes to the Local Government Act and rate capping, Cr Letchford said.

e state government calls it fair. Were calling it idiotic, stupid and ridiculous.

Someone of my ilk and nature has to stand up and be seen to be leading that charge against what is a lack of voice and leadership.

Cr Letchford, who is entering his 17th year on council, said he wanted to lead a team that worked together.

You dont want this continual division creeping into the council chamber, he said.

Cr Letchford said he was also keen to bring community groups around the table with the

council, as long as theyre prepared to meet us halfway.

Outgoing mayor Jennifer Anderson conrmed she had no plans to seek re-election.

Its been a great year, but its time for somebody else to have a go, she said.

Current deputy mayor Russell Mowatt, who hasnt entirely ruled out standing, said it appeared Cr Letchford had the numbers.

I think Jennifers done a fantastic job. Shes very articulate and done very well indeed.

Former mayor Roger Jukes said it would be tting for Cr Letchford to sit in the chair at the end of a pretty impressive local government career.

Hes very much by the book and runs a very good meeting. His knowledge aer 17 years in local government is quite deep. If council gives him the opportunity, its a great way to go out.

Cr Connor, who will have been on council for 10 years at the end of the current term, said he was keen to serve as deputy mayor.

Were going to have to tighten our belt but make sure we get the important stu done, he said.

I think thats where experience will come into play.

Wednesdays special meeting of council will be held at the Gisborne administration centre, starting at 5.30pm.

An animal nursery, farm shed, pet parade, giant maze and free activity zone are just a few of the things that will catch the attention of children like Scarlett, Poppy, Thomas and Gus (pictured) at this weeks Kyneton Show.

The 155th event will also include Kyneton Idol, a ute muster, carnival, youth tent, and reworks on Friday evening, as well as traditional agricultural show events on Saturday.

Agricultural society secretary Josephine Rutledge says a new 40x10-metre haybale maze will add to the many free activities that proved popular last year.

The maze will be lled with quizzes to make getting out even more of a challenge.

Weve worked really hard to ensure that once families go in the gates, theres something free for them to do the entire day, whether its woodwork or playing with the animals, riding the crazy bikes or having a pony ride, Ms Rutledge says.

Young local talent, including Mosey, Jimmy and Paige, and Point of No Return, will hit the stage as part of the councils Music in the Sticks program.

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landowners who failed to comply with notices issued last year. In each case, the magistrate ned the owners and ordered them to pay the councils contractor as well as court costs.

Mountain group CFA spokesman Mike Dornau welcomed the councils tough stance.

ere are a lot of people who do the right thing, but there are a lot of people who dont, Mr Dornau said. Weve all got to do our bit and keep things clear.

Having attended a presentation made to CFA personnel last ursday night, Mr Dornau said the councils re management team was doing really excellent work.

By Matt Crossman

Hundreds of repeat oenders are among people already put on notice as part of Macedon Ranges councils annual sweep of re-prone areas.

e council is about halfway through inspections of private land and has issued more than 470 re prevention notices. A total of 750 notices were handed out last year.

Council community safety manager Anne- Louise Lindner told Star Weekly close to half of those already warned had received clean-up notices in previous years.

Quite a lot of them appear to be absentee landowners, she said.

Notices are issued for properties deemed to be re hazards. If the notice is not complied with in the specied timeframe, the council will carry out the works and bill the landowner, on top of issuing a $1517 ne.

Ms Lindner urged owners who had received a notice to act quickly.

Preventing res is everyones responsibility and a well maintained property will help reduce the risk of re to our community, including you and your neighbours, she said.

e council recently prosecuted ve

eyve been allocating specic areas to get property owners to cut re breaks so that they become part of the defence system on particular roads. I think thats a great move.

About 1000 kilometres of council-managed roads are due to be slashed over coming weeks as the council steps up its own program.

Mr Dornau said recent cool weather was no reason to be complacent.

It can be hard for people living near the townships to comprehend, but we were out near Ashbourne the other day and up at Mount Macedon on Wednesday you get into the bush and its crackling under your feet.

Many slack with re preparation

Public Transport Minister Jacinta Allan has been urged to clarify her plans for access to V/Line services in Sunbury.

Speaking in state Parliament last Tuesday, Western Metropolitan Liberal MP Bernie Finn said it was time for Ms Allan to conrm or deny that Sunbury commuters caught using country services would be ned $435 from January 1.

Mr Finn said comments made by Ms Allan at a public meeting in Sunbury last month had given some people hope that the mooted train service changes might not occur in their entirety.

I would hate to think that the minister had instilled them with false hope, he said. It is absolutely incumbent on the minister to come clean and tell the people of Sunbury what she has in mind.

As reported by Star Weekly, Star Weekly, Star Weeklyrestrictions barring Sunbury commuters from V/Line trains will not be enforced until next January but passengers are being actively discouraged from getting on board in the meantime.

e changes, prompted by the completion of the Regional Rail Link, aim to reduce overcrowding on Bendigo-bound trains.

e government recently added 10 extra peak-time Metro services a week with the promise of more to come.

But critics say the changes, with access to more than 200 services to be removed, are unfair to Sunbury passengers.

A government spokesman did not respond by deadline.

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A small Macedon Ranges vineyard is the toast of the wine world aer winning two trophies at a major international competition.

Tylden-based Pegeric Wines was selected ahead of some of the worlds biggest names in blind tests at the Hong Kong International Wine and Spirit Competition.

e competition distinguishes itself from many others by judging wines when matched with food.

A dozen classic dishes are nominated from national cuisines, with winemakers entering wines to suit.

Macedon wines a perfect matchPegeric Wines Chris Cormack with the award-winning pinot noir. (Damjan Janevski)

With its 2007 pinot noir, Pegeric was recognised for having the worlds best wine with sweet and sour pork, and it had the best wine with steamed garoupa sh (2009 pinot noir).

e winery, which makes only 100 to 200 cases a year, also claimed two second-place nishes, as well medals four gold, four silver and three bronze in the regular competition.

Winemaker Chris Cormack said he was elated with the success of his wines, grown on a single two-hectare vineyard planted in 1991.

My wine just seems to go well with wine and food categories, he said. Ive been told that the judges are generally used to trying French burgundy a lot, so maybe my wines are emulating that more than a lot of other typical Australian wines.

Mr Cormack, who is exploring export opportunities in Asia as a result of the wins, said the high acidity of Macedon Ranges wines meant those with a bit of bottle age tended to fare well.

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St Annes Primary School pupil Mia McKercher received special tutoring aer regularly missing school days due to her condition.

Mia, 9, was born with an abnormal connection between the upper part of the oesophagus and windpipe. She underwent surgery to correct the condition when she was a day old but continues to be susceptible to sickness.

Mias mother, Victoria, says she was enrolled in the Ronald McDonald Learning Program aer sta at the Royal Childrens Hospital noticed she was falling behind in her school work.

A lot of it was anxiety, Ms McKercher said.

Oen she knew the work but she would get anxious and the tears would well up.

Tutors tailored a special program that took Mia through what she would be learning in class ahead of time. ey also worked to improve her speech, which had been aected by her condition.

at gave her the condence to have a go, Ms McKercher says. Shes a completely dierent kid now. Shes so happy.

Cold weather still presents some problems for Mia.

But because shes happy to go to school and be with her friends I think her health has improved as well, Ms McKercher says. Shes having a lot less sick days now.

For more details on the Ronald McDonald Learning Program, visit www.rmhc.org.au.

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By Matt Crossman

Hume council has defended its decision to throw out brightly painted concrete bollards as part of major upgrades to Sunburys OShanassy Street.

A number of people were angered last week when the remains of some of the street art items, painted by residents and community groups in 2014, were spotted in landll.

Some of the colourful bollards depicted key moments in the areas history, including the Sunbury pop festivals of the 1970s.

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bollards could have been saved. She said some residents had rescued bollards from the tip and placed them in their backyards.

ey could have been given to community groups or even sold, she said. Some of them arent badly damaged.

She said the situation should have been handled better.

John Monaghan said the art was completed on the understanding that the bollards would remain in place until the streetscape was upgraded.

e paint on the bollards had worn and it was not possible to excavate the bollards without damaging the artwork, he said.

While we would have liked to relocate the bollards to another location, these concrete cylinders could not be excavated in a manner that le the artwork intact.

A Sunbury resident, who did not want to be named, said that while she understood the councils rationale she believed some of the

People should have been given the option, she said.

Mr Monaghan said the council had taken professional photographs of the art featured on each bollard.

We would welcome any ideas on where these photos could be displayed, he said.

Mr Monaghan said the OShanassy streetscape project, which is almost complete, would encourage outdoor dining and entice more people to visit the precinct.

Footpaths, seating and lighting have all been upgraded, while powerlines have been moved underground.

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e opening of a permanent BreastScreen Victoria clinic in Sunbury will undoubtedly save lives, according to a local nurse who underwent a lumpectomy, double mastectomy, chemotherapy and radiotherapy aer being diagnosed with cancer.

Sunburys Geraldine Wilson said the clinic, which will open in Horne Street in March, would lead to more women getting checked

then is wonderful, but this will be so much better. It will be in front of women they will drive past and see it, and when theyve found something irregular they will go in and do something about it.

e clinic, which will be managed in partnership with Lake Imaging, will be fully digital and feature the latest breast cancer screening technology.

BreastScreen chief executive Vicki Pridmore said regular tests were the best way to detect

more frequently. As reported by Star Weekly, Star Weekly, Star Weeklydata released in August revealed that less than 60 per cent of women aged 50 to 69 in the Sunbury and Macedon electorates were tested by BreastScreen Victoria between 2012 and 2014.

e clinic will replace BreastScreens mobile screening van, which will leave Sunbury in December.

is will be far more accessible, Ms Wilson said. Having the van come in every now and

cancer early, when treatment was likely to be most successful.

Were thrilled to be able to provide this year-round service to the women of the area, who have shown fantastic support through their use of our mobile van, she said.

With 50 per cent of women diagnosed with breast cancer being aged 50 to 69, authorities recommend that women in this age group be tested at least once every two years.

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Expressions of Interest: Lease land to grazeCouncil invites Expressions of Interest from persons who are interested in leasing the land at 233 Chinton Road Monegeetta for sheep and cattle grazing activities only. The lease is for a period of up to 5 years and is approximately 41.28ha in area. Improvements include a small dam, shed and fencing (no services connected).Interested parties are asked to submit their Expression of Interest in writing, detailing their proposed use, carrying capacity and rental.Submissions must be sent to Property Offi cer, Macedon Ranges Shire Council, PO Box 151 Kyneton 3444 or emailed to [email protected] by Friday 4 December 2015. For more information, phone Debbie on 5421 1464 or visit mrsc.vic.gov.au/public-notices

Have your sayPlanning for growing up and olderCouncil is seeking your input in the development of two new plansa Municipal Early Years Plan and Positive Ageing Plan that will provide a future vision for those growing up and growing old in the Macedon Ranges.

To fi nd out more about the community drop-in sessions this month or how you can have your say, visit mrsc.gov.au/yoursay

Amendment C110 Comments are now being sought on Amendment C110, which includes recommendations to manage rural living opportunities in the shire to 2045. Comments are invited until 5.30pm on Wednesday 23 December 2015.To have your say, visit mrsc.vic.gov.au/amendmentC110

Events

Create your own stop-motion animation movie Young people aged 1116 living with Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD) are invited to participate in an introductory stop-motion animation workshop with Councils Youth Engage Program. When: Thursday 19 November, 4pm6pm Where: Woodend Neighbourhood House, 47 Forest Street Cost: $15 Book: [email protected] or phone Sarah on 5422 0296.

Young talent takes centre stage at Kyneton Agricultural Show Drop by Councils Youth tent and stage at the Kyneton Show - free music, games, a chill-out area, food and a special performance from Kyneton Idol winners. When: Friday 20 November, 5.30pm10pm Where: Kyneton Showgrounds, 184194 Mollison Street

Cold Chisels One Night Stand at Hanging Rock Legendary rockers Cold Chisel take to the stage at Hanging Rock as part of their One Night Stand national tour.If you are going to the concert, live nearby or are travelling in the area on Saturday 21 November, please note there will be increased traffi c in and around the site from 12 noon. To view the revised traffi c fl ow plan, visit frontiertouring.com/hangingrock

Council MeetingsSpecial Council Meeting

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Ordinary Council MeetingWhen: Wednesday 25 November, 7pm Where: Gisborne Administration Centre, 40 Robertson Street, Gisborne

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News BriefsLanceeld-Cobaw re ndingsFindings of the independent investigation into Octobers Lanceeld-Cobaw re will be presented at a community meeting at the Lanceeld Mechanics Institute from 9.30am this Thursday (November 19). Environment Minister Lisa Neville and lead investigator Murray Carter will discuss the report and the government response to the planned burn, which twice jumped containment lines before destroying four houses, 25 sheds, vehicles, machinery and thousands of kilometres of fencing.

Oz rockers rock the RockBusinesses and accommodation providers are preparing for an inux of trade ahead of Saturdays Hanging Rock concert. Legendary Australian rock outt Cold Chisel will be supported by The Living End, Mark Seymour and The Undertow and Macedon Ranges own Stoneeld. Road closures will be in place in the area.

Land lots may shrinkMinimum lot sizes could be reduced for land in rural living zones around Gisborne, Gisborne South, Riddells Creek and a small area in Romsey, north of Ochiltrees Road, under a planning amendment proposed by Macedon Ranges council. Submissions to amendment C110 close on December 23. Drop-in sessions will be held in Romsey on November 26 and Kyneton on November 30. Details: goo.gl/bDZevO

Police seek help on servo theftDetectives investigating the theft of cigarettes, phone chargers and other items from a service station in Gap

Road, Sunbury, are seeking help from the public. Police have released images of a woman they want to speak to in relation to the incident, which took place about 10pm on October 22. They said the woman drove to the service station in a four-door sedan, possibly a Toyota Corolla, and gained entry to the store. Shes described as Caucasian, aged about 25 to 30, of solid build with blonde hair. Crime Stoppers on 1800 333 000

Good life for all agesMacedon Ranges has been admitted to the World Health Organisations global network of age-friendly cities and communities. Cr John Connor said network entry would strengthen the councils positive ageing efforts. By creating an age-friendly community, we can plan and implement strategies that will support our community as it grows older, he said.

Safeguarding the RangesPlanning Minister Richard Wynne will join Macedon MP Mary-Anne Thomas at a public forum from 6pm this Wednesday at Gisborne Golf Club. People will have the chance to discuss the region and how its natural beauty can be preserved. Details: 136 186, email [email protected]

Remembrance Day tributesDozens of people, including many students, gathered at Gisbornes war memorial to mark Remembrance Day last Wednesday. Services were also held at Sunbury, Kyneton, Romsey and Lanceeld. Diggers Rest marked the day with the rst service at its new cenotaph.



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A group calling on Macedon Ranges council to be decisive and show leadership on climate change is now set to stage a peoples rally through Kyneton, aer handing the council a 3500-signature petition.

e Macedon Ranges Green Energy Coalition wants the council to commit to becoming carbon neutral by 2020 and is pushing for solar panels to go on all council buildings, at an estimated cost of $1 million.

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Supporters gathered outside Kyneton town hall last Tuesday as the petition was handed in.

e council has previously said emissions reduction targets and solar panel installations would be considered as part of its new environment strategy, but it said the coalitions suggested timeframe was not feasible.

Coalition co-ordinator Rob Bakes said the petition showed residents were sick of talk and wanted action. He said the move to clean energy also made economic sense.

Council could save precious rate revenue by installing panels on its main assets, Mr Bakes said. Even with 100 per cent borrowing and no government grants, the rooop solar project would save the council money from day one [and] be completely paid o within seven years.

Mr Bakes said the council was ideally placed to benet from solar power, with most of its electricity use occurring during the day.

Mayor Jennifer Anderson has agreed to table the petition at the next council meeting, a few days prior to the peoples rally on November 29. People will march from Quarry Reserve to the Mechanics Institute.

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Green Energy Coalition members are set to rally at Kyneton over climate change. (Damjan Janevski)

Local Government Minister Natalie Hutchins has defended the state governments decision to reverse legislation that would have given Sunbury its own council. During question time in Parliament last week, Opposition Leader Matthew Guy demanded to know why the government had scrapped plans for the new council, having earlier acknowledged the matter had been nalised by the former Liberal government.

Why has the minister broken her promise? Mr Guy said, sparking interjections from both sides.

Ms Hutchins said the government was very proud that it had protected residents interests and needs.

We have done the responsible thing, she said.

We appointed transitional auditors of the highest order to go in and have a look at the mess that was le behind by those opposite, who in the dead of night put an order through to allow a split which would see a 14.5 per cent rate increase imposed on the people of Sunbury.

Ms Hutchins maintained the transition audit showed the previous government had messed up the Sunbury out of Hume issue.

Mr Guy has written to the Sunbury Residents Association to guarantee that he will deliver an independent Sunbury under a future Liberal government.

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Sunbury residents can take a look inside some of the towns oldest buildings this Saturday. St Marys Anglican Church in OShanassy Street, completed in 1867, the Lutheran Church on the corner of Brook and Jackson streets and Our Lady of Mount Carmel Catholic Church in Macedon Street will be open from 11am-4pm. St Andrews Uniting Church, corner of Brook and Barkly streets, will be open from 8.30am-3.30pm. The open day coincides with a car boot sale on the Village Green and craft stalls in the St Andrews church hall. Construction of the bluestone Our Lady of Mount Carmel church began in November 1864 and the church took more than 10 years to complete.

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Smoking will be forbidden in a popular Sunbury dining precinct from March, with Hume council agreeing to a 12-month trial ban.

People will be unable to light up in OShanassy Street East, between Station and Brook streets, with the ban extending from shopfronts to the road, including kerbs.

e trial, which aims to strengthen the streets reputation as a premier dining precinct, comes aer Sunbury Business Association and Sunbury Community Health backed a campaign led by traders, including Vic and Carmel Scerri, of Vics Food and Wine.

As reported by Star Weekly, an Star Weekly, an Star Weeklyoverwhelming majority of residents surveyed late last year said they would welcome restrictions.

Mr Scerri said the ban would benet people working, shopping and eating in the streets shops and cafes.

Nobody wants to have someone blowing smoke at them, Mr Scerri said.

e council expects most people will voluntarily comply with the ban.

e smoke-free area will be clearly signed, a report stated. Fines may apply if a person fails to comply.

Quit Victoria supports the creation of smoke-free outdoor dining and drinking areas across the state. e council will collect feedback about the trial before considering permanent measures.

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Greater investment and increased community awareness are the keys to unlocking a towns business potential, Sunbury Business Association president Michael Osborne says.

Speaking ahead of a Labor Party jobs forum at Sunbury on Monday night, Mr Osborne said business and community leaders needed to work together to stop some of the towns $72 million being spent at major shopping and commercial centres in other areas.

If we can contain some of that and keep it within the community, businesses will be stronger and employ more people, he said. Its self-fullling in a sense.

Mr Osborne said that while there was a general buoyancy around town, retail remained a struggle.

I dont think the economy is as great as its being made out to be, he said.

But a lot of it also comes down to that awareness.

Businesses that really understand what it is they provide, and promote that, are doing okay.

Mr Osborne said streetscape improvements and eorts to turn OShanassy Street into a foodie hub would draw more people to the town centre.

He said the recent arrival of chain stores, such as e Good Guys, and future developments including a Dan Murphys store in Horne Street, were also welcome.

Some people say it might be detrimental, but I think, ultimately, if you want people

to shop here, youve got to give them some choice.

erell be people who want big brands and range, and therell be others who want service.

ey should be able to pick either one and its up to the business owners to determine which market to play in, and tailor their business accordingly.

McEwen MP Rob Mitchell slammed the federal government for ignoring Sunbury when handing out $4million in grants for projects under the second round of the Melbournes North Innovation and Investment Fund.

We are seeing extraordinary residential growth in the outer north, but we are not seeing the investment from the federal government that will support jobs in our communities, he said. It has shunned Sunbury and our communities in the Calder corridor.

Mr Mitchell said the area didnt need any more people trying to drive on already congested roads, because they had no choice but to drive south in the morning and north in the aernoon.

What we need is job investment close to the communities that are growing.

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A simple Google search of volunteering opportunities set a Sunbury teenager on a path to helping orphans in Vietnam or Uganda.

Krystyna Rodic, 16, is looking to raise $2500 so she can support Global Volunteer Networks mission to help community organisations in one of the two countries.

Shes already received a $500 network scholarship and completed preliminary training, as she looks to join the organisations 20,000 volunteers around the world sometime next year.

I was just looking up volunteering stu, because it can be really hard to nd something for people under 18, Krystyna says. I came across GVN and found it really interesting, so

I decided to register to volunteer. Krystynas dedication to helping others isnt something new a couple of years ago the Gisborne Secondary College student shaved her head for a cancer charity.

As a young child, she would collect donations from relatives for impromptu raes to help people less fortunate than herself.

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Organisers of Sunburys Relay for Life are asking anyone whose life has been touched by cancer to sign up for this weekends charity event.

Chairwoman Shara Turner says registrations will be taken at Boardman Reserve on Saturday ahead of the overnight relay, which raises money for Cancer Council Victoria.

Weve got 80 to 100 people already registered, but were expecting quite a few more will register on the day, Ms Turner says.

is years event will include childrens entertainment and a candlelight ceremony to commemorate loved ones lost.

Live music from acts including Sunbury classic rockers Roadhouse will add to the colour of the event.

More than 300 people took to the towns Little Athletics track last year, raising $52,000 to help Cancer Council Victoria conduct research and provide support services for people aected by the disease.

Ms Turner, whose father died of esophageal cancer last year, says its rare to meet a person who hasnt loved someone aected by the disease.

Unfortunately, its one of those diseases you cant get away from, Ms Turner says. Everyone knows someone whos had it .

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In a changing world, small businesses continue to be the glue that binds communities like Sunbury together, the team behind the third annual StreetLife festival believes.

is Sundays showcase of small businesses will include 120 stalls, live entertainment, a rock climbing wall and miniature train rides in OShanassy and Brook streets.

Yarn-bombed trees and bright pom-poms created by primary school pupils will add colour to the streets.

Spokeswoman Sharyn Snook says the team of four volunteers behind the festival have worked hard to put on an event designed to increase awareness of local businesses and promote lasting connections.

ats really important these days, spokeswoman Sharyn Snook says.

We all live and work dierently than we used to.

Its really important to have those times to remind ourselves that, even though Sunbury is getting bigger, we need to keep that community spirit, so that when you go down the street, people are always asking you how youre doing, she says. Aer all, thats what we all love.

Ms Snook says despite what many people think, small businesses can oen provide goods and services for less than the major chains.

I have nothing against big shopping centres, but theres a lot you can get here in town and it doesnt have to cost more, she says.

Another thing is that you have people who take an interest in you. Most of them know you, know what your kids are into, and I dont think you get that at many bigger stores. Its that feeling that youre important.

Ms Snook says StreetLife aims to remind people of the benets of buying local where

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Going to the chapelNewcastle singer-songwriter John Newsome and Melbournes Levi McGrath will perform at the nal Live@theChapel Sunbury event for this year. At Bethany Lutheran Church, corner of Brook and Jackson streets, Sunbury from 6.30pm this Sunday. 0457 721 435

Mass in songThe Gisborne Singers and Ballarat Choral Society will form an 80-person choir for their next production. The Armed Man A Mass for Peace is at Woodends St Ambrose church hall from 3pm this Sunday.

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Estate launch at RomseyA display village featuring four leading builders will be opened during a family fun day at Romseys Lomandra Estate from 11am-4pm this Saturday. Includes sausage sizzle, petting zoo, ice cream and gelato, face-painting and a jumping castle. Stage three blocks will also be released with a launch day offer. Corner Greenelds Boulevard and Melbourne-Lanceeld Road, Romsey. 9744 2555

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The place has effortless renement in its DNA. The house is a timeless classic: elegant, subtle and eminently liveable. The graceful gardens on the block of about 1.3 hectares are a beautifully designed mosaic of greens and silver-blues with underplantings of showy rhododendrons,

camellias and cottage blooms, while cypresses shelter and seclude on all sides.

Beyond the front verandah with box-seat garden views, the tiled foyer has a study to the left (with garage access) and, opposite, a large, east-facing lounge-dining room with bay window, feature light ttings and a cast-iron Jetmaster replace set within a cream-painted period-style surround.

The big kitchen, next to tiled meals and carpeted family zones, has magnicent garden views, a stack of American oak cupboards, a two-door pantry, dishwasher,

wall oven and 900-millimetre gas cooktop. The main bedroom (off the foyer) has built-in and walk-in wardrobes, and a huge en suite with a spa, dual vanity basins and an enclosed toilet. Two more bedrooms are down a hallway, as are the immaculate main bathroom; a laundry with enclosed toilet, cupboards and workbench; and a storage room.

The family room opens to an elevated, covered deck with a timber-topped bar. This wraps around to the back where gardens continue to be a treat with many silver

Connallys Real Estate: 5429 6842 Price: Expressions of interest by November 27

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birches, dense plantings and a brick-edged garden planted with dahlias.

Near the back of the block is an orchard with chestnut, cherry, stone fruit and olive trees. Beyond are two watered pony paddocks, one with a shelter.

Also included are gas ducted heating, ducted vacuum, split-system, triple insulation, remote-controlled double garage, caravan port, tank and town water, and a two-car Colorbond garage.

Carole Levy


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Sunbury Pty Ltd

19Wentworth Court, Sunbury 3A 1B 2C

AMAZING VALUE IN COURT LOCATIONCATIONCA !!This home represents the perfect opportunity for the rst home buyer

or savvy investor looking for a lowmaintenance property in a great

spot!

Consisting of 3 double bedrooms all with BIRs, central bathroom,

L-shaped living area, kitchen and a good sized meals area, but where

this property really comes to lifelifelif is outside... The yard includes a large

undercover entertaining area, perfect for the summer BBQ or even

Christmas lunch, a huge 9x6 meter garage, with lined and insulated

walls, TV connection, solid fuel heater and roller door,door,door great for all of

your projects, or as a fantastic man cave!

Price: $315,000 to $325,000

Inspection:Saturday 10.00am to 10.30amPhoto ID required

Contact: Toby Smithies 0400 050 [email protected]

6 Fraser Court, Sunbury 3A 2B 1C

IMMACULATE PROPERTY IN PERFECTPOSITION!!This rare gem has had the highest quality of renovation and is 100%

ready for you to take advantage of inner town living at its nest!

This three bedroom plus study home has been carefully modied to

suit many needs from the growing family to the savvy investor. With

two separate living areas, a quality renovated kitchen with stone bench

tops and brand new appliances, spacious dining area adjoined to a

spectacular timber deck, this beautiful property is just waiting for you

to move in and add your are to make it a home!

Packed with features such as solid timber ooring, electric re place

and security cameras just to name a few!

Price: $475,000 to $500,000

Inspection:Saturday 12.15pm to 12.45pmPhoto ID required

Contact: Toby Smithies 0400 050 [email protected]

88 Jackson Street, Sunbury 3A 1B 2C

TOP OF THE TOWN!Secure the perfect lifestlifestlif yle, located opposite acres of picturesque parklands, this completely renovated family home boasts all of the featuresrequired for premium comformformf t living.Accommodation including three generous bedrooms all with BIRswhich shares a central bathroom.Living options will please with multiple separate zones including aformal front lounge with feature replace.Featuring a contemporary style open plan kitchen with stainless steelappliances overlooking a meals area and incorporates the second mainliving room with sliding doors which lead out to a vast undercoverentertaining area.Additional features include oating timber look oors, roller blinds,reverse cycle split system, brand-new fencing surrounding the wholehome, double carport and more!

Price: CONTACNTACNT T AGENT


Contact: Adam Sacco 0409 033 [email protected]

393 Elizabeth Drive, Sunbury 3A 2B 2C

A TOUCH OF CLASS!Renovated to convey elegance and class throughout, this virtually

brand new inside and out home is nished with premium and

desirable quality nishes.

OerOerO ing a beautiful formal entry which ows through to a spacious

formal lounge and dining room, kitchen with high end stainless steel

SMEG appliances and rear rumpus room with adjoining separate

mudroom/large study.

Accommodation oersoerso master with mirrored BIRs and FES and an

additional two bedrooms with BIRs and sharing a central bathroom.

Additional features include ducted heating, reverse cycle split system,

security alarm system, plenty of car parking accommodation and a

double car shed and large workshop plus so much more!

Price: $370,000 to $400,000

Inspection:Saturday 11.30am to 12.00pmPhoto ID required



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Sunbury Pty Ltd

Units 1-5/35 Darbyshire Street, Sunbury 3A 1B 1C

SEIZE THE MOMENT!With building commencing within the next 2 months, act now and save on stamp duty!

This very exclusive and boutique complex includes the perfect blend of both 2 double storey townhouses and

3 high quality unit dwellings, with its internal nishes being selected to enhance comformformf t and durability.

All living, kitchen and bathroom areas and bedrooms will create warm, functional spaces of comformformf t, quality

and distinction and all the homes will be tted with selected quality appliances providing owners with the

reliability and comformformf t including dishwashers, reverse cycle split system to living areas and remote car garaging.

Price: $345,000+


Get inquick, SellingFAST!

30 Bluegum Court, Riddells Creek 4A 2B 2C

FRESH AIR AND OPEN SPACES!!Situated in the prestigious Rangeview Estate in the ever popularRiddells Creek, we nd this 5 year old quality home with fantasticfeatures all within your grasp!This family friendly home comprises of 4 great sized bedrooms withceiling fans, master with walk in robe and en-suite, large formal livingarea, modern kitchen/dining room, double remote garage withinternal access, and a huge rumpus room, space enough for the familyto grow for years to come. But where this property will really impressis once you step outside to your fully enclosed, timber decked alfrescoarea, purpose built for year round entertaining and large gatherings offriends and family.All of these great features are positioned perfectly on a very generous818m2 (approx) allotment, with plenty of room to enjoy your gardensin the fresh Macedon ranges air.

Price: $485,000 to $520,000


Contact: Toby Smithies 0400 050 [email protected] Sacco 0409 033 [email protected]

8 Hilltop Court, Sunbury 3A 2B 1C

A GEM IN JACKSONS HILL!Outstandingly hidden away and nestled in a quiet and secluded court

in the front pocket of Jacksons Hill, this brilliant home is located within

close proximity to the Galaxy Land Park Reserve along with Sunbury

Primary School and positioned just a short stroll to Sunburysysy main

township.

Comprising three bedrooms with built in robes, master with full

ensuite, formal lounge plus an additional open plan meals and family

area overlooking the kitchen which has all modern appliances.

Additional features include ducted heating, dual split cooling, single

lockup garage with roller door and many more extras.

Price: $350,000 to $370,000




11am to 4pm This Saturday

21st November

Family Fun Day

New release Stage 3 for sale on the day.

Free food and entertainment Including: BBQ Co ee Van Jumping Castle Petting Zoo

Face Painting Ice Cream Balloon Twisting

Save $5K o normal Stage 3 land prices. Strictly launch day only.

Onsite at Lomandra, Melbourne-Lancefi eld Road, Romsey


Display Village Opening

visit lomandraromsey.com.au Phone 9744 2555

4 unique Display Homes Not on display anywhere else in Victoria!

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Feel at home.

Fern Hill 529 James Lane

3 2 2Country Serenity Living On 16 AcresThe sense of serenity and peace will envelope you on entering this cottage home on 16fabulous acres, with a stunning view at your own dam. Minutes away for the renowned "Pigand Whistle" old fashioned country pub. Currently comprising 3 bedrooms, main with ensuite,large lounge, adjacent kitchen/dining, wood heater, huge sheds and red volcanic soil just anhour from Melbourne.

Office Gisborne 5428 2800John Dunlop 0419 001 991

Contact Jo Peel 0419 354 294Open Sat 11.00-11.30amAuction Saturday 12th December at 2.00pm

Gisborne 39 Cherry Lane

3 3 4Ultimate Contemporary Living On 3381m2High Sierra. A sensational home stacked with style and space, exceptionally transformed toprovide fabulous living and entertainment areas with views over Gisborne township plus fullyself-contained 2 bedroom granny flat, double carport and double remote garage. Situatedamidst other high calibre homes.

Office Gisborne 5428 2800Contact Julie Gloster 0408 323 056Price $995,000Open Sat 11.30-12.00pmPrivate Sale

Gisborne 30 Willowbank Road

3 1 2An English Garden On 5179m2The lovely outdoor entertaining areas include an alfresco patio and a separate timber decknext to the dining room. This stylish home has three bedrooms and a formal lounge, separatedining room plus a modern kitchen meals area. There are polished hardwood floors and aseparate teenagers retreat / bungalow with a bedroom and rumpus room.

Office Gisborne 5428 2800Julie Gloster 0408 323 056

Contact Michael Garvey 0412 298 258Price $650,000-$699,000Open Sat 12.30-1.00pmPrivate Sale

Romsey 20 Rye Court

4 2 2Beautifully Presented Family Package!Immaculate, comfortable & immediately liveable family home for all to enjoy. Featuring 4bedrooms with BIRs, ensuite to main, 2 great sized living rooms and well appointed kitchenwith dishwasher. Delightful covered entertaining area with lovely landscaped gardens, all ona large allotment of 1516m2 approx. Includes ducted heating and cooling with double garagewith remote.

Office Gisborne 5428 2800Contact Andrew Bearman 0487 264 325Price $390,000-$420,000Open Sat 11.30-12.00pmPrivate Sale


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Sunbury 8/57-59 Horne Street

Affordable ShowroomWhat an opportunity to purchase this showroom in the ever popular Horne/Gap Road cornercomplex. Approx 180m2 in size with high clearance access, timber flooring and completewith office/showroom display areas. Currently this property is leased to 31 March 2016.

Office Sunbury 9744 2555Contact Chelsea Hayward 0421 786 008Price $399,000Open Inspect By AppointmentPrivate Sale

Sunbury 9 Oswin Court

4 2 2Fall In Love With The ViewsFrom a privileged position on high at the end of a court, this contemporary four-bedroomhome boasts the most amazing tranquil views to distant mountains. Savour relaxed modernliving with a generous kitchen/dining, study zone and family room. All bedrooms have BIRs,two bathrooms include an ensuite, plus there's a garden, ducted heating, cooling, solar hotwater and remote double garage.

Office Sunbury 9744 2555Andrew Bearman 0487 264 325

Contact Karen Muir 0401 752 523Price $385,000-$399,000Open Sat 9.30-10.00amPrivate Sale

Gisborne South 236 Millett Road

10 Acres To Build On!A rare opportunity being one of the lastremaining vacant land parcels in SouthGisborne. Gently sloping from North toSouth, ample privacy and open pastureswith multiple choices for your dreamhome site. Close to the nearby GilliganRecreation Reserve and tennis courts.

Office Gisborne 5428 28000412 298 258Michael GarveyContact

Price $579,000Inspect By AppointmentOpen

Private Sale

Gisborne South 612 Couangalt Road4 2 4Stunning On 4.695 AcresStunning residence with high ceilings,double glazed windows and solar panelsdesigned for ultimate livability andperfectly positioned to capturespectacular views. Featuring luxurymodern kitchen, three living areas, twobathrooms, huge entertainment area, twotanks and large shed.

Office Gisborne 5428 28000408 323 056Julie GlosterContact

Price $990,000-$1,050,000Sat 1.30-2.00pmOpen

Private Sale

Sunbury 77 The Old Stock Run4 2 3The Executive HomeThis home has 4 bedrooms, main withWIR, BIRs, family bathroom, luxuriousensuite, chefs kitchen, 3 living areas, 2studies and a triple garage completes thisfamily home.

Office Sunbury 9744 25550487 264 325Andrew BearmanContact

Price $639,000Sat 10.00-10.30amOpen

Private Sale

Sunbury 4/3 Fraser Court3 1 2The Secrets OutThis beautifully presented three bedroomunit awaits a prudent buyer. A stone'sthrow from shops and schools yetproviding a private/peaceful setting. Withunits of this calibre increasingly rareinspection of this little gem is a must.

Office Sunbury 9744 25550437 755 726Richard HenryContact

Price $340,000-$360,000Sat 9.30-10.00amThu 5.00-5.30pm &Open

Private Sale


102 MAIN STREET,STREET,STREET ROMSEYMSEYMSE 3434

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Home, Sweet Home 1027m2 Two large bedrooms with built-in-robes. Third bedroom or study to the rear of the house. Charming lounge room Country style kitchen & separate dining room Family bathroom Ducted gas heating (town gas) Within walking distance of all town facilities

ROMSEY $435,000

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Happy Ever After Three large double bedrooms with ample storage Magnificent lounge/dining with cathedral ceilings and an outlook tothe garden

Huge family friendly kitchen with walk-in-pantry an abundance of benchspace, dishwasher and an outlook to the front and back gardens

Ducted gas heating, Wood Heater and Split System as well as wonder-ful natural light

ROMSEY $475,000

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A Fantastic Family Home! 2000m2 Four very large bedrooms main with large ensuite & BIRs Bedrooms 2 & 3 easily take a queen bed & boast WIRs Bedroom 4 is a spacious double room with BIRs Light, airy and very spacious lounge room Open plan kitchen (all electric), family/meals area Wonderful decked & covered outdoor entertainment area Level block provides plenty of space for chooks or a big shed!

LANCEFIELD $449,000

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Picture Perfect in Every Way 4208m2 Main bedroom with full ensuite and fully fitted WIR Bedrooms 2,3 & 4 are large double rooms with BIR's Ducted gas heating, two split systems + town & tank water Spacious kitchen/meals area and look across to farm land Attractive family bathroom wonderful rumpus room, play room or home theatre room 7m x 15m workshop complete with power,er,er concrete flooring & phone

ROMSEY $557,000

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What a beauty! 1000m2 3 bedrooms all with built-in-robes Spacious kitchen/meals area and main lounge Newly renovated family bathroom and separate toilet Split system heating/cooling, solid fuel heater & town gas Covered L shaped entertainment verandah Single carport adjoining to the western wall of the home Huge 18m x 8m x 6m high steel garage/workshop

LANCEFIELD $345,000

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Outstanding Lifestyle and Location 3433m2 Main bedroom with full ensuite and WIR Bedrooms 2, 3, 4 and 5 have BIR's TV room, library, sitting room or play room Splendid, brand new large kitchen offering all new appliances Undercover in-ground pool and spa Very large family bathroom Open fire place, electric wall heaters in bedrooms & solid fuel heater

ROMSEY $675,000NEW

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Perfectly Positioned on Knox Road Master bedroom with WIR and spacious ensuite. Bedrooms 2 & 3 are good size with BIR's. Cathedral & elevated ceilings throughout. Study / office. Solid timber country kitchen with walk-in-pantry Paddocks at the front & rear with plenty of shade trees. Horse shelter/hayshed & single garage sized workshop.

ROMSEY $689,000

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Illangi Has It All! - 5.1 acres 5 large bedrooms Master with ensuite and WIR Bedrooms 2 & 3 also boast WIR's Bedrooms 4 & 5 have BIR's Huge country kitchen with walk-in-pantry Massive billiard/rumpus room with connecting powder room Impressive undercover entertainment area with caf style blinds 60mx40m colourbond shed & 2 great paddocks at the rear

ROMSEY $1,100,000

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FOR SALEROMSEY

Unit 1/5 Stawell Street $285,000

35 Main Street $427,000

4 Larissa Close $435,000

7 William Street $435,000

5 Ewing Drive $446,000

2 Bowkett close $459,000

51 Ewing Drive $557,000

48 Barry Street $675,000

304 Knox Road $689,000

158 Main Street $497,000

105 Barry Street $650,000

21 Shaw Drive $495,000

LANCEFIELD119 Feeneys Lane $345,000

9 Bennett Close $449,000

880 Burke & Wills Trk $570,000

48 Grahams Track $696,000

LANDROMSEY

9 Muir Court $179,000

Lot 1/4 White Avenue $165,000

Lot 2/20 Gordon Crescent $198,000

Lot 22 Muir Court $207,000

Lot 200 Forbes Rd $740,000

LANCEFIELD11 Louise Lane $230,000

6 Chisholm Drive $235,000

SURROUNDING AREAS1/925 Smith Lane $320,000

Lot 2 Bruces Range Road $545,000

88 Camerons Road $495,000

350 Frosts Road, Pastoria $300,000

For all our

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Macedon/Woodend 474 Blackwood RoadOn 7.6 Ha (18.8 Acres)Beautifully presented 452m2 (48 sqrs) solid brick homestead style residence in a unique private location. Accommodation includes large lounge with OFP, separate dining room, kitchen/family room, library, 4 bedrooms (main en-suite) plus an integrated self-contained unit with sitting room, bedroom, kitchenette, and bathroom, and double garage.

Monegeetta 60 Chintin Road 75 Ha (185 Acres)Includes over 900m sealed road frontage, 7 main paddocks, 6 small paddocks, laneways, bore water, concrete troughs in each paddock, seasonal Emu Creek, good soils and pastures, 12m x 22m hay shed with 5000 gallon concrete water tank, on site administration oce with power, phone and internet connected, 2 allotments, and planning approval to build a new dwelling is as of right.

Reserve Price $975,000

View By appointmentJohn Keating0419 880 444


View By appointmentJohn Keating0419 880 444

Auction Saturday 28 November at 3pm Auction Saturday 28 November at 11am

Reserve Price $1,195,000

View Sat 21 Nov 11-11.30amor by appointment

Sandi Barry-Mueller0408 392 347

Kyneton 91 Ebden StreetRosemont - Early 1900s Edwardian Excellence on 2469m2A grand residence renovated and refurbsihed to the nest detail and style, beautifully sited within a stunning manicured garden setting with generous lawns, formalised hedging & established shady trees. 14' ceilings, timber fretwork, ofp's, leadlight & stained glass features and much more.

Auction Saturday 5 December at 1pm

Kyneton 25 Baynton StreetElegant Living in Premier PrecinctIn one of Kyneton's most exclusive tree-lined streets, Dalhousie is a ne Victoria era home. Light lled living, 3 bedrooms,12ft ceilings, original timber oors and stunning stained glass doors. Flexible oorplan, sun drenched garden and a charming/original additional timber cottage.


View Sat 21 Nov 12-12.30pmor by appointment

Sandi Barry-Mueller0408 392 347

Auction Saturday 5 December at 11am


Kennedy&Hunt:

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

AgentContacts:

JasonKennedy: 0417383235WilmaGrumont: 0409138472DominicRomeo: 0407435589

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

Gisborne99 Aitken Street Private Sale

Serenity in outstanding central location 6,865m2(approx).

Character & charm ooze from this immaculate country home. Spacious& family friendly,friendly,friendly featuring 3 good sized bedrooms, renovated ensuite,huge family bathrm & central kids retreat.Large living room featuring wood heater & ceiling fan, with incredibleoutlook across private rear gardens. Dining area, timber countrykitchen with plenty of storage & separate oce area. Loads of spaceto relax on the decked area which overlooks great fire pit & outdoorbar (complete with pizza oven). Further bonuses include carport,workshop with power, shed, tanks & access under the house. Gasducted heating & evap cooling for comfort. With schools only ashort stroll away,away

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