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[ 2 ] HUME WEEKLY – YOUR COMMUNITY VOICE May 21, 2013

HUME CITY COUNCIL

BULK RECYCLING DAY

For more information please visit www.hume.vic.gov.au or phone 9205 2200

Maximum 15 items per household. No commercial quantities. Proof of Hume residency such as a drivers licence or Rates Notice required.

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Parents, children, grandparents and couples living in the Hume area now have a central contact point for information and advice on improving relationships within their family. The Family Relationship Centre offers a range of professional and confi dential services to help separating couples and families that are separated.

Enquiries will be treated confi dentially. These services are an important part of the Australian Government’s Family Law Reforms. For additional information visit www.australia.gov.au/familyrelationships or call the Family Relationship Advice Line on 1800 050 321

Authorised by the Australian Government, Capital Hill, Canberra

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4 Road blitzPolice set sights onerring truckies

5 In bad shapeHume residents getpoor grades in health

7 Blame gameLibs blasted overrefugee claim

This week

6 See & Do

12 Classifieds

15 Sport

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Kids’ court ready for bricks, mortar

Laying down the law: Deputy chief magistrate Robert Kumar with Terrie Stewart, of the KooriLegal Service. Picture: Scott McNaughton

BY HELEN GRIMAUX

Inset, above right: Fawaz Chawk and Dr Melika Sheikh-Eldin.

BROADMEADOWS Magis-trates Court is one of Victoria’sbusiest and most diverse centresof justice.

And it’s only going to getbusier and more diverse when anew specialist children’s courtopens. Preparations are in fullswing, with construction to beginearly next year, the Weekly learntlast week.

The children’s court is part ofthe state government’s overhaulof Victoria’s child protection sys-tem, instigated in response to theProtecting Victoria’s VulnerableChildren Inquiry and the recentrelease of a new 10-year strategy.

Community Services MinisterMary Wooldridge said thewhole-of-government strategy,dubbed Victoria’s VulnerableChildren – Our Shared Responsi-bility, would drive broad-basedchange across government andthe community sector over thenext decade.

‘‘To achieve this, the strategyhas three main goals: preventingabuse and neglect, acting earlierwhen children are vulnerable,and improving outcomes forchildren in state care.

‘‘We are already making signi-ficant progress, underpinned by$434 million in new funding.’’Part of this funding will realise achild-friendly court alongside theexisting Broadmeadows Magis-trates Court.

Architects have been appoin-ted to develop a plan, which willadopt less adversarial processesfor decision-making in the bestinterests of children, the ministersaid.

COURTING LAW

LAW Week in Hume showcased theinner workings of Victoria’s justicesystem at an open day at Broad-meadows Magistrates Court last week.

Victoria’s deputy chief magistrate,Robert Kumar, greeted representativesof various community groups andagencies, including Arabic Welfare andthe Australian Migrant EducationService (AMES), as well as people whowalked in off the street.

Mr Kumar’s address was translatedinto Arabic for the benefit of many ofthose attending, including FawazChawk, editor of the bilingualAustralian Muslim newspaperAl Wasat.

Mr Kumar pointed out the diversefacets of the court system and its manyfree services, most of which hadrepresentatives available on the day totalk to the more than 80 people.

Services represented includedConsumer Affairs Victoria, theCommunity Corrections Service, theDispute Settlement Centre, WhittleseaCommunity Connections, theBroadmeadows Family RelationshipCentre, the Koori offenders supportand outreach service, BroadmeadowsLegal Service, the regional AboriginalJustice and Advocacy Centre, theSheriff’s Office, the Koori Court, theSalvation Army, the Court Network,Victoria Police, the Credit Bail Supportprogram and Hume Council.

Among those who attended was AMESmanager and Craigieburn resident DrMelika Sheikh-Eldin. An Eritrean with arefugee background, she now helpsrefugees settle into new lives.


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INBRIEF

Public zones inTerminate Tulla Toxic Dump Action

Group will hold a public meeting

tonight from 7 to update residents on

plans by Transpacific Industries

[Cleanaway] to rezone buffer land

around the former toxic liquid waste

dump in Tullamarine. The meeting, at

Hume Global Learning Centre, will

outline TPI’s proposal to Hume

Council to rezone 29 hectares of

buffer land from its present farm

zoning to a business 3 zone.

‘Welcome to country’Sorry Day on Saturday marks the start

of Reconciliation Week around the

nation. Hume Council will

acknowledge the launch of a new

four-year strategy to build a

framework of respect and partnership

with local Aboriginal and Torres Strait

Islander communities. The launch will

take place at a community planting

day and barbecue next Monday at

Westmeadows, where the Hume

Indigenous Garden is being

developed. Elder Colin Hunter will

welcome visitors and locals to his

people’s country, and Hume mayor

Geoff Porter will launch the council’s

Reconciliation Action Plan 2013-17.

The launch starts at 11am and will be

followed by a free barbecue. Details:

hume.vic.gov.au

Lock in the lake fun runA fun run around Highlands Lake will

become a regular weekly event for

Craigieburn people of all abilities

when it starts this Saturday at 8am.

The free, timed, five-kilometre running

program will be co-ordinated by

personal trainer Matthew Walton, who

will organise the run each week.

Participants meet at the Waterside

Cafe, Highlands Lake, Craigieburn.

There will be free coffee courtesy of

Stockland and the cafe will offer free

fresh fruit from 8.30 to 9am every

week.

Reckoning for ‘short cut’ truckiesBY HELEN GRIMAUX

A CRACKDOWN on truckies on the Hume andWestern freeways got under way yesterday as policelaunched the 13th annual Operation Austrans, amonth-long campaign on heavy vehicles.

The campaign targets fatigue, speeding, drug useand other driver behaviour issues within the heavyvehicle industry on major highways connectingVictoria with capital cities.

The operation will be undertaken by Victoria’snew transport and investigations section of the RoadPolicing Command, which was set up to realign theHeavy Vehicle Unit with the Major Collision Invest-

igation Group. Superintendent Neville Taylor saidthe new command unit would focus on chain-of-responsibility offences in the lead-up to the introduc-tion of a uniform heavy vehicle national law acrossAustralia.

The new law, to be introduced this year, willreplace all separate and differing laws that now applyacross the country.

‘‘When we ran this operation in May last year, wedetected 665 fatigue-related offences and 135 chain-of-responsibility offences against company owners,operators and consigners,’’ Superintendent Taylorsaid.

‘‘We are continuing to work with our road safety

partners and an example of this partnership was thismonth’s Operation Trishula, which saw VicRoadsintercept 218 heavy vehicles and issue 182 defectnotices over a five-day period.’’

Superintendent Taylor said 44 people were killedin collisions involving heavy vehicles around Victorialast year, a decrease of 4 per cent from 2011. AcrossAustralia, 225 people died from 200 crashesinvolving heavy trucks or buses during the 12 monthsto last June.■ Hume Council has launched a four-week blitz onschool zones in the municipality. Council staff will bepatrolling about 80 schools to check whether driversare conforming to parking road rules.

Teacher to anentire town

Thank you, teacher:Gladstone ViewsPrimary School ishonouring NoelineMuir, who has beenfront of class for 50years.

Picture: Kathryn Potempski

MOVE over Mr Chips, Mrs Muir is noghost; she’s still teaching, 50 years on.

The sight of Noelene Muir readingto her preps class last week at Glad-stone Views Primary School broughttears to the eyes of former pupil, theWeekly’s Rochelle Loney.

‘‘Walk down the street in GladstonePark and ask anyone if they know MrsMuir, and they will,’’ Ms Loney said.

‘‘She’s instantly remembered as awarm, caring member of the GladstonePark community.’’

Mrs Muir’s career was celebrated bycolleagues and pupils at yesterday’sassembly.

The much-beloved character beganteaching at Carlton Primary School inRathdowne Street. She then taught atWest Preston, Coburg East, Moreland,Coburg North, Keilor Heights andGladstone Views, where her 31-yearassociation began with her appoint-ment as vice-principal in 1983.

The previous year, in 1982, MrsMuir was 37 when she faced major

challenges of her own after a strokefollowing a serious car accident. Leftparalysed down her right side, MrsMuir was told she would walk againonly with the aid of a stick andwouldn’t be able to work full time.

Testament to her resolve, she spent12 months doing intensive rehabilita-tion before taking up full-time work

again at Gladstone Views.‘‘I don’t give up easily,’’ she said.While managing the junior school

for 12 years, Mrs Muir was awardedthe Lillian Horner prize for teachingexcellence. She then taught middleschool and currently takes all studentsfor ‘‘the arts’’.

‘‘The one constant throughout my

career has been change,’’ she said,stressing the need for teachers [andstudents] to stay skilled and aspire tolifelong learning.

Now ready for long service leave atthe end of this term, Mrs Muirdescribes herself as ‘‘a very, very luckywoman’’, a wife, mother and grand-mother. — Helen Grimaux


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Hume separates smoke and playBY TARA MURRAY

SMOKING will be banned at playgrounds, skateparks, swimming pools and children’s sportingevents in Hume.

Councillors last Monday voted for the banthat will lead to 367 areas being off-limits tosmokers across the municipality.

The council’s decision follows the state govern-ment announcement in February that it wouldlook at changing the Tobacco Act to bansmoking in these areas across the state.

Newly released state Health Department datashows that 24.5 per cent of Hume residentssmoke, ranking the city sixth-highest among thelocal government areas (LGAs) in the state.

Pyrenees shire has the most smokers, with

31.4 per cent of its residents taking a regularpuff, the data for last year shows.

In neighbouring Moonee Valley, 15.5 per centof residents smoke, ranking the municipality64th of the 79 LGAs.

Cr Drew Jessop said the move was a step in theright direction.

‘‘The proposed ban will apply to such areas asplaygrounds, skate parks, swimming pools, seabaths and children’s sports grounds.’’

He said the council needed to write to thegovernment to allocate funding for signage.

‘‘You have to educate people and it’s animportant next step to consider. We would hopethere would be some support from state govern-ment in extending those no-smoking areas overtime.’’

Cr Jack Medcraft, a non-smoker, welcomedthe council report. ‘‘The report says smoking is ahealth hazard. I do have concerns about thosewho do smoke cigarettes and it’s good, as a pro-gressive council, to try and do somethingabout it.’’

Cr Jack Ogilvie said he agreed with the idea ofbanning smoking but added the governmentneeded to help with funding signage, whichwould cost $110,000.

‘‘That’s a lot of money to put up some signsand there’s no enforcement actions in thisreport.’’

In May last year, Macedon Ranges shirebecame the second council in the state to bansmoking in outdoor areas. Baw Baw shire in EastGippsland was the first to impose the ban.

Living in acity of stressHUME residents are among the unhealthiest andmost stressed in the state, new data shows.

The annual Victorian Health Department’sLocal Government Area profiles, released thismonth, provide analysis of population, socio-economics, services and health data to the end oflast year, comparing the 79 municipalities in 140categories.

The figures show more than 22 per cent ofHume’s residents reported being in fair or poorhealth. The state average for this evaluation is18.3 per cent.

Nearly a third (32.2 per cent) of all Humeresidents, the fourth-highest in the state, say theydon’t meet physical activity guidelines, comparedto a state average of 27.4 per cent

The municipality has the highest number ofresidents (19.2 per cent) in Victoria reportinghigh or very high levels of psychological stress,compared to the state average of 11.4 per cent.

Hume residents also have a higher rate oftype 2 diabetes, smoking and sensitiveconditions.

They are also struggling when it comes tomeeting the cost of living, ranked in the top twofor both rental and mortgage stress.

One-third of Hume residents (33.4 per cent)reported rental stress, compared to the stateaverage of 25.1 per cent, and 18.6 per cent werefeeling mortgage stress.

The figures also show Hume has the 10th-highest unemployment rate at 7 per cent.

Craigieburn Salvation Army’s Pete Brookshawsaid many of the issues were tied in together.

Dianella Health’s Dr Ralph Audehm said hewas surprised to see that Hume residents made7176 visits per 1000 people to GPs — the highestnumber in the state. ‘‘Hume is traditionallyunder-doctored and it is pretty poor at themoment; we have 25 per cent fewer in our areathan the rest of Victoria. People who are identify-ing themselves as in poor health are at a greaterrisk of dying, which is concerning.’’

Nearly 30 per cent of children in Hume aredevelopmentally vulnerable in one or morecategories, the third-highest percentage of allLGAs. — Tara Murray

Salvos offera better way

Helping out: Michelle Davies-Kildea, with Marie Ianni, the court’s credit bail case manager.

PRISON may provide a roof over someone’shead, but it does little to help disadvantagedpeople stay engaged with community life.

During Law Week, which ended on Sunday,Broadmeadows Magistrates Court’s SalvationArmy chaplain, Michelle Davies-Kildea, andcredit bail case manager Marie Ianni stressed theimportance of accurately assessing social dis-advantage and contributing factors in determin-ing how justice can best serve people who findthemselves before the courts.

This weekend, May 25-26, volunteers aroundthe country will doorknock for donations to theSalvation Army’s Red Shield Appeal, which helpsAustralians in need.

Each year, more than one-million Australiansaccess Salvos’ services, including emergencyrelief, aged-care and children’s services, andhousing for women and children affected bydomestic violence, while more than 2250 peoplerely on the Salvos for a bed and a roof over theirheads every night.


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SEE&DO

Twins’ group: Coffee morning for new and

expectant parents of multiples on the first

Thursday and third Friday of the month at

Goonawarra Neighbourhood House,

Sunbury. Details: 9513 0035

Volunteers needed: AMES, which provides

settlement support for newly arrived

refugees in Hume and western suburbs, is

seeking volunteers to help clients to settle in

the new community. Details: 83984700 or

[email protected]

Join up: From all serving and ex-merchant

seamen and women, the Merchant Navy

War Service League is looking for new

members. Details: 5995 2741 or 9743 3016

Help the Salvos: The Salvos urge Hume

residents to give generously during the Red

Shield Appeal Doorknock on Saturday and

Sunday. To donate or volunteer, call 137258

or visit salvationarmy.org.au

In the house: New activities at Riddells

Creek Neighbourhood House include

cooking, a writers’ group, exercise

programs, kids’ yoga and art classes,

beginners Pilates, and a reflexology

workshop. Details:

riddellneighbourhoodhouse.org.au

Access denied: funds pulled from programBY TARA MURRAY

HUME councillors are ‘‘frustrated’’ and ‘‘disillu-sioned’’ by the state government’s decision to axefunding for the Access for All Abilities program.

From June 30, the Department of Sport andRecreation will no longer provide the council the$63,894 a year to fund activities such as basket-ball, swimming, community dancing, cheerleadingand services to provide information and support toindividuals and clubs.

Cr Helen Patsikatheodorou said she was baffledas to why funding was pulled.

‘‘We received notification nine weeks before theprogram was meant to finish to say we won’t befunded any more.

‘‘Who does that? It’s a program the communityhas relied on.

‘‘We [the council] establish different programs inour community and you want to continue them,especially the ones which are successful.

‘‘When they are successful programs and thenthey cease to exist, what happens with the membersof our community?

‘‘We need to continue to advocate to the govern-ment [for funding] no matter who they are; we

need to support our community,’’ Cr Patsikath-eodorou said.

Cr Jack Ogilvie said he remembered launchingthe Access for All Abilities program in one of histerms as mayor in 1999-2000.

‘‘This is a disappointing thing as the governmenthas taken a miserly $64,000. It’s not just all aboutmoney when it comes to people with disabilities.We have to stand up and challenge this.’’

Cr Ann Potter said councils were better equippedto deal with handling these programs than somesporting groups, which did not have the time tofocus on them.

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Healthy goal: Roxburgh Rise Primary School pupils Nadine and Rozalanndawork on the veggie patch. Picture: Scott McNaughton

THE countdown is on for 14 local primary schools entered in Run Around Australia, a

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Budgets open uproad-rail schismBY HELEN GRIMAUX

TWO budgets brought down within as manyweeks have only served to divide opinion overpriorities for making life better in Melbourne’sfast-growing north.

Last week’s federal budget took on thenational job of providing for better schools andmedical cover for people with disabilities.

But, when pared down to nuts and bolts,infrastructure allocations do little to alleviatetraffic and congestion problems in the north.

The federal budget’s $8.2 million allocationas Roads to Recovery and Black Spot fundinghas identified Roxburgh Park Drive, RavenhillBoulevard and Donald Cameron Drive asRoxburgh Park black spots. About $206,000will be used to modify existing roundaboutapproaches and install extra public lighting.

Upgrades to the Western Ring Road, M80,from Sydney Road to Edgars Road, and patch-ing a few traffic blackspots at Roxburgh Parkare in, but there are no signs of action yet on anOuter Metropolitan Ring Road proposal. The

proposal includes a Bulla bypass along theairport-Sunbury road and aims to divert freightbefore it hits the city’s northern limits towardsthe west then on to Avalon airport and the portof Geelong. The federal budget allocated$525 million to continuing the M80 (Westernand Metropolitan Ring roads) upgrade.

But confusion reigns over where big infra-structure dollars should be spent first. The pre-vious week’s state budget proposed an east-west road tunnel under the city, while thefederal budget has made a $3 billion offer toVictoria to build the Melbourne Metro railtunnel first. But Victorian Treasurer MichaelO’Brien allocated just $10 million to the railtunnel in the state’s 2013-14 budget, comparedwith almost $300 million over two years for aneast-west link.

Adding to the confusion, Victorian RoadsMinister Terry Mulder last week kickstartedformal planning processes, including publicconsultation, for the east-west road project,even before a business case has been made toInfrastructure Australia.

‘Crass and bitter’ start to polls

Not wanted: Nadine Kotopwith the flyer.

THE struggle of refugees to build new lives inAustralia is a cause close to the heart of last year’sHume young citizen of the year.

Nadine Kotop was therefore less than pleasedwhen she found a Liberal Party flyer in her mail-box blaming Prime Minister Julia Gillard for therising number of refugees seeking asylum.

‘‘I was not happy,’’ said the Craigieburn residentwho graduated in media and criminology atMelbourne University last year.

Ms Kotop is group convener for the HumeAction Group for Amnesty International and anactive member of RISE, a non-profit organisation

run by refugees, asylum seekers and ex-detaineesin conjunction with local communities.

‘‘RISE helps refugees find work,’’ Ms Kotopsaid. ‘‘It was started by a man, an ex-refugee, whobecame an RMIT student and went on to create amusic and arts festival.’’

McEwen federal MP Rob Mitchell said the flyersignalled ‘‘a low, crass and bitter start to the[federal election] campaign’’.

‘‘It’s a nasty example of the Liberals playingwedge politics,’’ he said. ‘‘This is an appalling anddegrading flyer and I can understand why manypeople in our community are disgusted with it.’’


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All clear: Engineer Grenville Correia inspects new sand filters to improve the quality of recycled water atCraigieburn sewage treatment plant. Picture: Michael Copp

SIX large sand filters are part of an eight-month,$2 million project to improve the qualityof recycled water used at Craigieburn golfcourse to keep the greens green, no matter theseason.

Managing director Tony Kelly said thetreatment upgrade would also ensure waterdischarged into Merri Creek would maintainhealthy stream flows while conserving theriverine environment.

‘‘Running our operations in a way that pro-tects and enhances the waterways we extractfrom and discharge into is at the forefront of howwe run our business,” Mr Kelly said.

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INBRIEF

VFLEssendon’s senior core were the standouts but the

team let a chance at victory slip against Port

Melbourne at Windy Hill on Saturday. The

Bombers led by nine points at the last change but

lost 11.16 (82) to 13.16 (94). The defeat left

Essendon (2-4) 10th and vulnerable to slip to 11th

depending on results after the Weekly went to

print. Courtenay Dempsey responded to being

forced to prove his form in the VFL by standing out

as one of the Bombers’ best. Leroy Jetta also

continued to press his case for a senior return as

the Bombers’ best. Joe Daniher booted four goals

and Travis Colyer three, while Kyle Hardingham,

Ariel Steinberg and Lauchlan Dalgleish were

others named best.

TAC CupGeelong Falcons proved too good for Calder

Cannons in TAC Cup on Saturday in a 30-point

result at Highgate Reserve. Calder kicked the first

three goals of the final term only for Geelong to

finish the game with the last four in the 14.11 (95)

to 10.5 (65) result. For a full report and the

thoughts of Cannons coach Andrew Jago, go to

humeweekly.com.au

BasketballHume City Broncos were left standing after

quarter-time as Bulleen Boomers won 116-78 on

Saturday night. The Broncos trailed by two at

quarter-time but were bested by 15 and then

11 points in the next two quarters. Jermaine

Maybank scored 21 points in the defeat, which

leaves the Broncos two-and-seven in eighth place

on the state championship ladder. The Broncos

women were dominant winners in women’s

championship, beating Bulleen 76-58. Vivien Saad

scored 20 points while Yinka Olorunnife scored 14

to go with eight rebounds as the Lady Broncos got

back on the winners list. Ringwood still leads

women’s state championship but the Lady

Broncos’ eight-and-two record is good enough for

second place. In division 1 women, Craigieburn

won 77-64 against Latrobe City Energy.

Craigieburn’s men played after the Weekly was

printed.

Women’s footyGreenvale’s Nicola Stevens was selected by the

Western Bulldogs to play in the inaugural AFL

women’s match next month. A draft last week had

the top 50 players in women’s AFL selected by

Melbourne and the Western Bulldogs. Stevens

plays VWFL premier with Melbourne University.

For a full report on the women’s AFL draft, go to

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SoccerHume United’s relegation fears have deepened

after a 4-3 loss to Cairnlea in state league 3 north-

west at the weekend. Hume has one win from six

games, its four points only good enough for 11th,

above Altona City (three) in last. In state 4 north,

Northern Roosters climbed to third with a 2-1 win

against Collingwood City, while Upfield drew 1-1

with Whittlesea Rangers. In state 5 west, Light

United lost 3-0 to West Preston while Meadow

Park Eagles enjoyed an 8-0 romp against Banksia

Power. In state 5 west, Greenvale lost 4-0 to Keilor

Wolves.

Greenvale gets a taste of defeatBY TEO PELLIZZERI

LOSING is an unfamiliar feeling at Greenvalebut the reigning Essendon District FootballLeague premier knew the writing was on the wallwhen Aberfeldie burst out of the blocks witheight unanswered goals on Saturday.

The Jets fought back but never hit the front asAberfeldie won 15.11 (101) to 9.8 (62) inpremier division at Clifton Park.

The result leaves Aberfeldie as the lastunbeaten team standing, while Greenvale lost toa team other than Strathmore for the first timesince 2011.

Kyle Ryder ended the game with three goalswhile David Borg, Ryan Allan and Patak allbooted two goals, Patak’s both in the first-quarter onslaught.

Ben Clifton was Greenvale’s only multiplegoalkicker with two.

Jets coach Anthony Rock has been left with

plenty to work on. “Clearly Aberfeldie haveimproved, if you look at the first quarter theywere dominant in the middle and strong aroundclearances.

“Then they got us on the outside, their spreadwas good. From our perspective that first quarterwas probably the ball game. I thought other thanthat it was pretty much even.”

A hamstring injury to Chris Spinella and bro-ken ribs for Chris Burns left Rock with a shortbench in the final term as Aberfeldie kept Green-vale at arms length with two goals to none.

Ben Clifton was the team’s forward target andRock said he was settling in the role as the teamadjusted to the loss of Jacob Thompson for theseason with an ACL injury.

“It’s unfortunate. Last week we had fourblokes on the bench injured and that has made ithard work for us.

“The team’s mentality is fine. Sometimes yousit on top of the ladder and think you’re going

OK but there is a lot to work on. Full credit toAberfeldie, we look forward to playing themlater in the year.”

Courtney Johns booted a goal and was in theAberfeldie best, while Ryan Allan and Essendon-VFL listed Anthony Tipungwuti were other bet-ter players for the Two Blues.

More online: See Michael Copp’s action gal-lery from the match at humeweekly.com.au

Elsewhere, Strathmore kicked away fromPascoe Vale in the final quarter to win by 21points, Avondale Heights thrashed MaribyrnongPark by 66, Airport West beat Essendon DouttaStars by 78 and Keilor beat Oak Park by 73.

The results mean Pascoe Vale and Oak Parkremain winless heading into their head-to-headclash at JP Fawkner Reserve this weekend.

Other round 7 matches pit Essendon DouttaStars against Avondale Heights, Greenvaleagainst Airport West, Strathmore against Aber-feldie and Maribyrnong Park against Keilor.

Against the flow: Steven Brewer holds a mark for Greenvale against Aberfeldie’sDaniel Connors. Picture: Michael Copp

Hadfield delivers ablow to West CoburgBY TEO PELLIZZERI

HADFIELD landed a vital blow inthe battle against relegation as itrolled West Coburg by 20 points inEssendon District Football Leaguedivision 1 on Saturday.

The division continues to be thehome of surprise results in EDFL asTaylors Lakes rolled NorthernSaints and Glenroy staged a massivecomeback to beat Craigieburn.

Tullamarine had few dramasthough, improving to six wins fromsix with a 104-point win againstWestmeadows.

Sean Doyle and Colin Lauriebooted five goals each as theDemons won 21.17 (143) to 5.9(39).

The defeat means one-and-fiveWestmeadows stays bottom and inthe relegation place on percentage,its 53.18 behind fellow 1-4 teamsCraigieburn (63) and West Coburg(81).

The Eagles are still dicing withthe drop after giving up an eight-goal final quarter to be beaten byGlenroy.

Craigieburn had led 52-14 athalf-time and was still up by 15 atthe final change before Glenroypowered to the 15.17 (107) to12.10 (82) result.

Aaron Kite booted six goals forthe Wallabies while Brent Gordonkicked three goals and Ben Fynch

was best for the Eagles. BrentonFaulkner, Keegan Shrimpton andAdam Dennis were other betterGlenroy players.

The Wallabies (5-1) now enjoyoutright second on the ladder afterTaylors Lakes beat Northern Saintsto put both teams on four wins andtwo losses.

Scores were level at both half andthree-quarter-time before the Lionskicked away to win 13.17 (95) to10.17 (77).

Mark Xuereb booted four goalsfor Taylors Lakes while AndrewCrowe, Will Medwin and MattMorelli were better players.

Hadfield improved to two-and-four and moved a game away fromthe relegation scrap with its winagainst West Coburg.

Raafat Rachrache booted threegoals while Ferras Mehri, DanielFerraro and Heath McKerchar werebetter players in the 11.17 (83) to10.3 (63) result.

Defeat leaves back-to-backdivision runner-up West Coburgthree wins and 47 per cent adrift ofthe top four.

In division 2, Moonee Valley wonthe battle of unbeaten teams 12.12(84) to Hillside 11.14 (80).

Elsewhere, Keilor Park defeatedJacana by 36, East Keilor beatCoburg Districts by 57 andRoxburgh Park beat East Sunburyby 186.

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