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All prescribed burns scheduled for the Macedon Ranges this spring will be reviewed aer a 3000-hectare blaze near Lanceeld put hundreds of houses in the ring line.

e Department of Environment, Land, Water and Planning (DELWP) made the promise on Friday in response to community outrage over the planned burn in the Cobaw Ranges, which jumped containment lines on grand nal day, and again last Tuesday.

As reported by Star Weekly online, furious residents have called for heads to roll at DELWP.

On Friday, Lanceeld agronomist James Almond was one of many people who demanded to know why department secretary Adam Fennessy and Environment Minister Lisa Neville had yet to front a public meeting and apologise.

If I dont liaise with my clients, I get sacked, he said.

Criticising the departments communication process before the September 30 burn, Mr Almond also slammed DELWP for previously saying conditions were suitable.

It wasnt appropriate to light a re in El Nino conditions, he said.

All my clients are cutting crops because theyve got no soil moisture, and then the department lights a re? Weve known about this for six months.

A DELWP spokesman said Mr Fennessy and Ms Neville were expected to appear in Lanceeld on Monday.

e state government has commissioned a full investigation into the escaped burn, which has destroyed at least four houses.

However, many people fear that while the probe will be critical of prescribed burning practices, nobody will truly be held to account.

Feeneys Lane resident Chris Jolly said somebody had to take responsibility.

If it was me and somebody said in four days time youre going to get 30-degree days and strong winds, I would say dont light it. Its just so stupid.

Properties from the edge of Lanceeld through to Benloch, Pastoria East, Pastoria, Nulla Vale, Baynton and Emu Flat have been threatened by the blaze.

Many thousands of litres of already scarce water has also been drained from dams.

As the re raged, community meetings held in Lanceeld heard from countless residents some yelling, others in tears, and all angry that the community was in the path of a blaze that should never have happened.

Burn-off fury ignited

If I had lit that re, Id go to jail, but you will all get away with it, one man shouted at DELWP chief re ocer Allan Goodwin.

e department has copped extreme criticism aer it was revealed reghters who were meant to be on standby for the planned burn may have been deployed elsewhere.

Landholders in the area have also claimed that trucks le near the site along Lanceeld-Cobaw Crozier Track were not

staed on the grand nal public holiday. But Mr Goodwin said extensive work had gone into planning the burn, and he denied the re had been unattended at any stage.

Macedon MP Mary-Anne omas said it was unacceptable that locals have been put in this position. She welcomed the appointment of Lanceeld Neighbourhood House co-ordinator Vivien Philpotts as a member of the governments independent investigation

panel, as Ms Philpotts urged people to make their voices heard, and tell their stories.

Premier Daniel Andrews and Opposition Leader Matthew Guy, who both visited the town on ursday, said people had every right to be angry.

Information about accessing compensation, replacing water, or livestock and material needs is available through Macedon Ranges council. Details: 5422 0333

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A CFA volunteer was close to tears aer repeatedly trying to enter a re-aected road to check on a resident, who was believed to be in their home, before nding out they were safe.

ey just do whatever it takes, Ms Burns said. She said the emotional burden of the week was starting to hit many people.

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Chris Jolly, who has a house on Feeneys Lane, said he still didnt know how his property

By Matt Crossman

Residents aected by the devastating Cobaw Ranges blaze have heaped praise on reghters for going above and beyond the call of duty in their eorts to protect lives and property.

e re, which has destroyed up to four houses, many sheds, several vehicles, farm machinery and kilometres of fencing, was 95 per cent controlled when Star Weekly went to print.

Information from the Gisborne control centre showed the blaze, initially thought to have covered more than 4000 hectares, had

been downgraded to 3000 hectares. Mild weather conditions allowed authorities to ramp up eorts to back-burn and use bulldozers to create a track around the 60-kilometre re front.

Charlotte Burns, who runs Weekaway Recreational Camp in Kitchenhams Lane, said the re came within 500 metres of her house.

Buildings at the school camp site were not damaged, but large stretches of fencing will have to be replaced.

I cant speak highly enough of the guys and girls in the CFA, Ms Burns said. eyve been on our property constantly, stopping ember

had been aected. e Lanceeld painter had been sleeping on a friends couch since the blaze began.

Mr Jolly said he and his wife had decided to move closer to town.

We cant do this any more.Authorities hoped to control the blaze by

Sunday. ey said they had little condence in predictions of storm activity heading into the weekend but would continue to check conditions on the hour.

Assessment teams will continue to scour the area, entering aected properties when it is safe to do so.

Ranges re takes emotional toll

Relaxed burn-o restrictions, designed to give residents on blocks less than 4000 square metres more time to prepare for the re season, have been cancelled by Macedon Ranges council.

In the wake of the Lanceeld re and a series of private burn-os that got out of control early last week, the council has reversed its decision to allow a one-month grace period during October.

is means no one is permitted to burn o. A council spokeswoman said conditions would be reassessed this week.

Fireghters were called to at least half a dozen incidents in Woodend, Kyneton, Lanceeld and Sunbury aer the grand nal long weekend.

Mountain group CFA spokesman Mike Dornau told Star Weekly reghters had dealt with reignitions across the area.

Whats happened is people have lit them on the weekend and not put them out properly, then the wind picks up, Mr Dornau said.

e regulations are that if you light a re you must ensure you put it out, and continue to monitor it for a few days.

Youve really got to say now, were in for a hell of a season. Were six weeks ahead of where we normally are.

CFA chief ocer Euan Ferguson urged landholders everywhere to ensure their properties were re-ready.

ere is still green grass around. but that grass has cured o signicantly in the past few days, he said.

e re season is here.

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Amid the fear and frustration of the bushre thats torn through the Cobaw Ranges, many examples of selessness and charity are emerging.

From neighbours helping to hose down each others properties or beat o ames, to residents inside Lanceelds town limits oering rooms and even houses to those displaced by the blaze, theres been no shortage of people willing to lend a hand.

As the drama unfolded last Tuesday, elderly Lanceeld residents who could not drive were taken to a relief centre in Gisborne on the back of a re truck.

Tough times bring out peoples bestAdam Watkin and partner Prue Mathisen ght the re to save their rented home at Three Chain Road at Lanceeld. (Justin McManus/The Age)

Lanceelds pub put on a free barbecue as people huddled in the centre of town.

Generosity has continued in the days that have followed. e towns op shop has received many donations of clothing for people unable to return to their homes.

Cafes have oered free coee to reghters, and a recovery centre in the Mechanics Institute has taken a steady ow of inquiries from residents oering paddocks to relocate horses.

Lions Club and Salvation Army volunteers have kept hundreds of reys fed and watered at the Lanceeld staging grounds.

e owners of a Benloch school camp invited neighbours to gather in safety and share food intended for a cancelled booking.

Goodwill also cut through the tension of several community meetings, including on ursday night when a local CFA volunteer fought back tears as she oered to take the addresses of people worried about animals that hadnt been fed in three days.

We will go past every one of those houses and check on your animals, she said.

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One in four Hume residents is obese.A new health snapshot for the north-western

Melbourne region reveal the grim statistic among a host of other health indicators that have Hume medical practitioners worried.

Neil Cowen, chief executive of Broadmeadows-based not-for-prot health provider Dianella, said the gures did not come as a surprise but reinforced the magnitude of the health providers workload.

as hospitals, to ensure better outcomes for patients.

Humes snapshot reveals that 26.1 per cent of women and 26.9 per cent of men are obese, compared to the state average of 17.2 and 17.4 per cent respectively.

More than 19 per cent of residents smoke, and 21.8 per cent reported their health status as fair or poor. e fact sheet gave Humes rating for chronic disease prevalence, disability, lifestyle risk factors, reported dental health, reported health status, premature mortality and child and mental health as negative.

ere are no surprises because Dianella knows that people living in Hume have very poor health outcomes compared to the Melbourne average, he said. Obesity rates correlate to the social determinates of health, such as a persons income or level of education.

e health snapshot was the rst report released by the federal governments new North Western Melbourne Primary Health Network, one of 31 networks set up to replace the now defunct Medicare Locals.

e networks are designed to work with doctors and other health providers, such

In Hume, there are 7.3 diabetics per 100,000 people, compared to the Victorian average of 4.7 people per 100,000.

Dr Cowen described diabetes as an epidemic in Hume. Weve got a diabetes crisis and it leads to a whole range of other complications like blindness and amputations.

Figures for the Macedon Ranges reveal 28.7 per cent of women are overweight, higher than the state average of 24.6.

Fiy-four per cent of residents are at risk of short-term harm from alcohol, compared to the national average of 45.3.

Health proles have sickly hue

Hume councillor Jack Ogilvie plans to appear at a charity ball that will raise money for his recovery from a severe stroke.

Organising committee spokesman Adam Mizzi said Sunbury-based Cr Ogilvie, who is still undergoing extensive rehabilitation, was looking forward to the event at Pitruzzello Estate on October 17.

It was a bit emotional for him when we put the billboards up around town, Mr Mizzi said.

eres been a few tears and a lot of gratitude from Jack.

Cr Ogilvie was paralysed on his le side aer suering a stroke on July 6.

Doctors are said to be amazed at the initial recovery of Cr Ogilvie, who many years ago beat a cancer that was considered terminal.

More than $50,000 in goods and services has been donated for an auction on the night.

Hes dedicated 24 years of his life not everyone has always agreed with him, but

theres no arguing hes done so much for the town, Mr Mizzi said.

Seekers star Athol Guy and racing identity Jo McKinnon, comedians and roving magicians will appear at the $135-a-head event, which is being supported by Essendon Football Club.

e Melbourne Cup will be available for photographs, thanks to Eales Racing Syndications.

Hume council has bought multiple tables. Wife Lesley recently told Star Weekly that Cr

Ogilvie had been blown away by the support, and said he was progressing relatively well. Mrs Ogilvie said the former mayor remained the same old Jack despite mobility problems.

His mind, his memory, his speech are fantastic, she said.

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A Mia Mia mother who uses cannabis to treat her daughters severe epilepsy says changes to allow parents to legally access locally manufactured medical marijuana from 2017 are too far away and will not go far enough anyway.

e state government last week conrmed that it fully accepted 40 recommendations from a Victorian Law Reform Commission (VLRC) report tabled in Parliament.

A cultivation trial at a Victorian research facility will start shortly, aer the government decided to allow parents access to medicinal cannabis for children with severe epilepsy.

Eventually, growers will be licensed by the Department of Economic Development, Jobs, Transport and Resources.

But Cherie OConnell, whose daughter Tara has been seizure-free since a few days aer she was rst administered cannabis in April 2013, said there needs to be legal protection for families already using the drug to relieve pain and treat life-threatening conditions.

Tara used to have up to several hundred seizures a day before she was rst given medical marijuana.

I personally wont be moving to a government-approved product, Ms OConnell said.

I want recognition of the products were already accessing. What we are using is one particular strain. Weve been two and a half

years seizure free. Why would you want to mess with that?

Ms OConnell said, until now, families using medicinal cannabis didnt know if and when they could be charged.

Its still only being done unocially, she said.

Im not asking for the products we use to necessarily be regulated.

We just want to be able to have the same right to access.

We need full legalisation. Its a great start but theres more to be done.

e VLRC report also recommended that access be extended to people suering severe muscle spasms or severe pain due to multiple sclerosis, severe pain and other symptoms caused by cancer and AIDS, and severe chronic pain, aer getting approval of two specialists.

Health Minister Jill Hennessy said evidence was growing about the positive eects of medicinal cannabis on patients quality of life.

Children with severe epilepsy will be the rst to access medicinal cannabis because their condition can be life-threatening, and it may be their last treatment option.

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Woodend resident Jane Goldsmith, who splits her time between being a general practice nurse at Gisborne Medical Clinic and a midwife at Kilmore Hospital, will travel to Brisbane on ursday night as a nalist in the Australian Nursing Awards.

Ms Goldsmith says her nomination in the nurse of the year category came as a complete surprise.

Its nice, but I really feel in many ways that Im representing other nurses, she says.

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Public input for Rock plansMacedon Ranges residents can have their say on a draft plan to guide environmental and conservation works at Hanging Rock. Deputy mayor Russell Mowatt said the plan would seek to protect and balance the sites natural assets with recreation and tourism. Submissions close October 23. Tours, during which people can ask questions about the plan, will be held this Sunday. Details: 5421 9678

Arts centre for Gisborne collegeGisborne Secondary College will receive an extra $50,000 towards a new performing arts centre, Macedon Labor MP Mary-Anne Thomas revealed last week. The money, in addition to $78,000 for general maintenance, will be added to fundraising efforts, including a sponsorship program designed by students. The centre will include a 256-seat auditorium with retractable projector screen and lighting, and a green room.

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e show is at Lanceeld Park from 9am-4pm this Sunday and includes the opening of the towns rst megafauna festival. Bones excavated from the park site will be on display.

Lanceeld Park is one of Australias signicant sites for nding the bones of giant kangaroos and wombats, which lived from 26,000-80,000 years ago, a show spokeswoman said.

Museum Victoria will have some of the excavated bones on display, she said. Landcare and the councils environmental team will also have megafauna and extinction information.

Would-be archaeologists will be able to unearth bones in a sandpit jigsaw dig and there will be sideshows, art and cra displays, terrier races, a tractor pull, wood chop, cattle, sheep and rides.

Tickets: $10 adults; $5 children. Details at www.lanceeldshow.org.au

e megafauna festival, including a fossil roadshow, lm screenings, art exhibitions and performances, continues until October 24. On October 20, a panel, including noted palaeontologists Joe Dortch, Sanja van Huet, Richard Gillespie and Lanceeld resident and megafauna enthusiast Syd Green will discuss what really happened at Lanceeld swamp at the Mechanics Institute, 7pm. Cost: $10.

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Fossils surface at showBy Matt Crossman

Pretty ponies, scream-inducing rides and shiny underbirds were high on the list of popular features of Saturdays Sunbury Agricultural Show.

Tributes marking the 100th anniversary of the Anzacs were also a focal point of this years event, which drew thousands of people to Sunbury Recreation Reserve.

Agricultural society president Tony McMahon said, while crowd numbers were down slightly due to predicted storm activity, those who made it to the show were treated to a good day.

Appearances by the Creswick Light Horse Troop proved especially popular.

Even their uniforms, right down to their buttons and bootstraps, they were just impeccable, Mr McMahon said.

e event also recognised heroes of more recent wars, with local national servicemen guests of honour at a show day luncheon.

ey were happy to be there. As we know, Vietnam veterans were treated appallingly when they returned, so we just wanted to show in a small way that we appreciate what they did, just like those who served in other conicts, Mr McMahon said.

Horse and livestock events, poultry shows, an arts pavilion, sideshows and a treasure trail catered to many interests, while truck and classic car displays had plenty of fans.

Mr McMahon said the combined eorts of the shows 100 or so volunteers ensured things went o without a hitch.

eres so much planning that goes into it, but those people make it all happen on the day, he said.

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Clockwise from top: Six-year-old Emma with her pony, Louie; Sharleigh, 6, of Sunbury; Daniella, Jessica and Maddi, of Sunbury. (Shawn Smits)



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Crossbow arrestA man has been arrested after police investigating the recent shooting of a kangaroo with a crossbow raided properties in Woodend and Sunbury. Sergeant David Jakobi said a Sunbury man, 34, would be charged on summons with animal cruelty and weapons offences.

Cyclist dies at SunburyA cyclist in his 50s died after a collision at Sunbury last Thursday. The Calder Freeway was closed in both directions at Vineyard Road after the crash just before 10.30am. Police believe a car and the cyclist were both travelling west when the collision happened. The driver, a Sunbury man, 63, was helping police with their investigation.

Woodend windows smashedWoodend police are investigating after rocks were thrown through the windows of the Woodend Football Club social rooms, along with those of two houses in Manifold Road and Adam Close, on October 7. Two unrelated burglaries took place on the same night in High Street.

Police hunt purse snatcherPolice are seeking information after a man stole a purse from a teenager near a bus stop in Gap Road, Sunbury, on September 23. They said a man, possibly in his late 30s, snatched a purse and mobile phone from a girl, 15. Hes described as thin, about 170cm, with orange to blonde hair and pale skin. Information to Crime Stoppers on 1800 333 000 or 9744 8111.

Rapture over raptorsBirds of prey will be the focus of a free National Bird Week presentation at Woodend. Raptors of the Macedon Ranges looks at the powerful owl, the largest Australian species. At Norma Richardson Hall, 2pm, this Saturday. 5421 9674

Towards a healthy mindA healthy minds expo will be held at Macedon Ranges Health Centre tomorrow. Its at 5 Neal Street, Gisborne, from 8pm. 0475 269 965 or www.psmfm.org.au

AC/DC fundraiserThunderstruck, the ultimate AC/DC tribute band, will perform at a fundraiser for Gisbornes Gardiner Reserve community project, at Gisborne Golf Club from 7.30pm on October 23. Cost: $40. goo.gl/g4I8sg

COMMUNITY CALENDARWANT YOUR EVENT LISTED? Community Calendar is made available free of charge to not-for-prot organisations to keep the public informed of special events and activities.Send item details to Star Weekly Community Calendar, Corner Thomsons Road and Keilor Park Drive, Keilor Park, 3042, or email to [email protected] for copy and announcements is noon Tuesday.

Singing for the refugeesThe Cooma Uniting Church male choirwill perform at Kynetons St Andrews church on Sunday. Admission is by donation to the Refugee Council of Australia. Ebden Street, Kyneton, 2.30pm.

Montessori feteMacedon Ranges Montessori Kindergarten at Riddells Creek will celebrate its 30th anniversary with a fete and the opening of a new playground this Saturday, from 10am-2pm. goo.gl/E0Y96V

Aged care expoMore than 30 exhibitors will be part of a free aged care and carers expo in Sunbury on October 21. At Sunbury Memorial Hall from 1-4pm. 9744 4455

Kids in white for the nightA white dress-themed party for secondary school students will feature DJ Haber and the Melbourne Breakdance Crew. Free photo booth and prizes. Cost: $10. Kyneton Mechanics Institute, 6.30pm this Friday. 0402 087 949

CFA bonreHelp raise funds for Hesket-Kerrie CFA and Kerrie hall at a community bonre on October 24, 6pm. Includes live music and food. Kerrie Hall, Kerrie Valley Road. 0417 722 575

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What is the difference and how are they usually prepared?

Slurpy and messy: Long, thin shapes such as spaghetti, linguini and vermicelli are usually served with light seafood sauces or cream andoil-based sauces.

Hearty and meaty: Long ribbons such as tagliatelle, pappardelle and fettuccine are usually reserved for heavier meat sauces.

Conchiglie (shell-shaped): Usually served with a heavy cream ormeat-based sauces. Large shells can also be stuffed.

Twisty baby: Spiral-shaped pasta such as fusilli is used with lighter and smoother sauces, allowing the sauces to cling well.

Suck the goodness: Tubular pastas such as penne, rigatoni and macaroni are best used with vegetable sauces or in baked dishes.

Small but mighty: Micro pastas such as orzo, fregola and stelline are used for soups, stews and salads.

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A large tapas selection and wood-red pizzas are specialties.

Seasons Bistro is ideal for functions small and large, catering as it does for both sit-down and nger food occasions such as weddings, birthdays and work gatherings.

For people with food intolerances, coffee is available with soy, almond or coconut milk,

while food free from gluten dairy and eggs can be enjoyed, along with Paleo frittatas and trufes. The gelato bar has dairy-free ice-cream and sorbets.

With this focus on varying needs, its not surprising that Seasons Bistro has a reputation for friendliness.

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A bistro truly for all seasons, this one is as impressive as it is popular.

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

Owned by Sunbury local Kevin Smerdon, the store combines experienced staff with an extensive product range at competitive prices. Our service is second-to-none, Kevin says.

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

As a specialist paint shop, Paint Spot also stocks a wide range of specialty brands such as Cutek, Nutech, Rustoleum, Feast Watson and Norglass.

If you still cant nd what youre looking for after browsing through the thousands of colours on the comprehensive colour wall, turn to the Paint Spot colour matching service and staff will help create your perfect hue. This service, combined with the range of accessories designed to make your paint job easier and the expert advice on offer from staff, is what has helped the business establish itself as Sunburys premier paint destination.

If you are looking to do more than just paint a wall, Paint Spot Sunbury also has a good range of wallpaper options available, giving customers the chance to combine paints with wallpapers for a different effect.

When it comes to price, the Paint Spot price promise guarantees customers will get the best price in Sunbury. Paint Spot will match any advertised price, on the spot (terms and conditions apply). And now with the Paint Spot Trade Star Program, retail customers receive trade pricing on all Trade Star paint and accessories, every day of the year. The Trade Star program is simple to join and normally a cost of $25, it is free to join for the month of October.

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This Black Forest house is nestled among beautiful gardens and is full of character. There are cathedral and galley timber ceilings throughout, and its spacious accommodation includes three large double bedrooms (with loads of storage space in built-in wardrobes), and a massive family-friendly kitchen, with a walk-in-pantry, an abundance of bench space, electric cooktop, wall ovens and a dishwasher. It looks out over front and back gardens and there is access via two sets of double glass doors to timber, covered verandahs. The large lounge has a wood heater, and there is also ducted gas heating and a split-system. On a block of about 2000 square metres, the house has Broadband internet and access to pay TV, and there are solar panels on the roof. Outside, there is a vegie patch, an orchard, a chook palace, and secure fencing around the delightful cottage gardens.

Chess Property Consultants: 5429 5544 Price: $475,000 Private sale

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This country cottage sits splendidly on about 1881 square metres of forest, just minutes from the Mounts famous village. It is deceptively large and beautifully light and airy, with two bedrooms upstairs, and bathrooms downstairs and up. The main bedroom is on the ground oor and has a built-in wardrobe, with direct access to the bathroom on this level, and the laundry and separate toilet beyond that. The rest of the lower level is an open-plan kitchen living zone on large pavers, with a small study at one end. A replace keeps the carpeted lounge room cosy, while the tiled country-style kitchen has a gas cooktop, an underbench oven and plenty of storage. From the dining area, glass sliding doors open onto the verandah overlooking lovely gardens. The two bedrooms upstairs have built-in wardrobes, and one has a retreat nook adjoining. Theres also a living room up here. The house has Broadband access, a water tank, two road frontages and a double carport.

Kennedy & Hunt: 5428 2544 Price: Contact agent Private sale

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Nestled in the popular Rolling Meadows estate, this is a house designed for active families. The house is angled across its 1299-square metre block, creating different outside zones one for the chooks and kitchen garden, another abutting the covered pergola. The main bedroom, with a large walk-in wardrobe and en suite, is at the front of the house, with a study opposite. Past the entrance hall, there is a lounge room and a dining room. The house then opens up onto the kitchen hub, the centrepiece of a family room, another dining area and a large rumpus room, which open onto a covered pergola. The kitchen has a serving bench, gas cooking, two ovens, a dishwasher, a walk-in pantry and great storage. There are three more bedrooms, all with built-in wardrobes, and sharing a bathroom and separate toilet. The house has ducted heating and evaporative cooling, theres a tank and shed out back, a double garage out front.

Brad Teal Real Estate: 9374 2199 Price: $570,000$595,000 Private sale

SUNBURY 6 Pinot Court, 3429

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If you are a horse or animal lover, Lindy Park is set up for you. Although only a short walk to the town centre and railway station, just off the Calder Freeway, you could be forgiven for thinking this 1.6 hectares was way out in the bush. The house has been renovated, and has polished hardwood oors, timber ceilings with exposed beams and double glazed windows. A replace is the focal point of the lounge room. The kitchen has a gas cooktop, underbench oven, and great storage. There are two bedrooms in the main house, both with built-in wardrobes. A self-contained unit is an added bonus, with a kitchen, bedroom and bathroom. Outside there are stables, a tack room, a workshop, a 20x40-metre dressage arena, horse yards and shelters, a double bay machinery shed, a dog run, secure fencing, a dam and a four-car garage.

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Featuring immaculately landscaped gardens and a delightful country vibe, Jindera has wide appeal.

Set on about two hectares, this spectacular rural property is an icon to the residents of the Bolobek Lakes Estate.

Built in 2003, the 30-square house is classically designed with a neutral colour scheme that adds to the overall feeling of elegance.

The large lounge room, to the left of entry, features a cast-iron replace with

timber surrounds. Through French doors is the dining area.

Further along the polished oorboard hall is an expansive family-meals zone.

Keeping true to form and functionality, the kitchen has timber benchtops and cabinetry, a tiled splashback, a wall oven, a gas cooktop and a dishwasher.

Adjoining is a light-lled living space with a bank of windows ensuring residents enjoy plenty of natural light.

The four good-sized bedrooms ank the

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The main bathroom is at back and the toilet is separate.

From the back living space, two glass doors open to lovely gardens that suggest relaxed garden parties.

Other features of this appealing property include hydronic heating, a split-system, alarm system, a Colorbond barn, two stables and a tack room (with a toilet and

Kennedy & Hunt Real Estate: 5428 2544 Price: Contact agent Private sale

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A TOUCH OF CLASS!Recently renovated, this virtually brand newinside and out home is nished with premiumand desirable quality nishes.OerOerO ing formal lounge and dining room,kitchen with stainless steel appliances andrear rumpus room with adjoining separatemudroom/large study.Accommodation oersoerso master with BIRs andFES and an additional two bedrooms with BIRssharing a central bathroom.Additional features include ducted heating,reverse cycle split system, security alarmsystem, a double car shed plus more!

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YOUR EXCLUSIVE POCKET OFPARADISE!Nestled away in the highly sought afteafteaf rAsheld Estate and tucked away in an peacefulpocket, this home comprises 4 bedrooms allwith BIRs, master withWIR & ensuite, formallounge and dining area with open plan kitchenboasting stainless steel appliances overlookinga second family living space.Additional features include ducted heating, 3refrigerated split system air conditioning units,hardwood oors and so much more!

Price: $375,000 to $390,000Inspection: Saturday 12.15pm to 12.45pmPhoto ID requiredContact: Adam Sacco 0409 033 [email protected]

18 Keswick Rise, Sunbury4A 3B 2C

ITS ALL HERE!Set in the Canterbury Hills Estate is this superbdouble storey Simmonds family home of agrand scale!Downstairs comprises master bedroom withWIR and ensuite, powder room, study,study,study kitchenwith quality S/S appliances, family room withadjoining meals area, formal lounge andformal dining area.Walk upstairs to nd aretreat and 3 bedrooms with BIRS sharing amain bathroom.Additional features include evap cooling,ducted heating, double garage with rearaccess, storage area under the stairs and more!

Price: $500,000 to $530,000Inspection: Saturday 1.00pm to 1.30pmPhoto ID requiredContact: Adam Sacco 0409 033 [email protected]

90 Belleview Drive, Sunbury4A 2B 2C

AN ARCHITECTURAL VIEW!!This eco friendly delight embraces naturethrough and through with its incrediblyenergy ecient, and architecturally individualdesign. Features such as double glazedwindows, double thickness plaster sheetingfor noise reduction and extra insulation, 2water tanks connected to irrigation, plantationshutters and a solar hot water service, yourbills will never be lower and your consciencenever clearer.Additional features include evap cooling,double remote garage, well appointed kitchen,all positioned on a 834m approx block.

Price: $470,000 to $500,000Inspection: Saturday 12.15pm to 12.45pmPhoto ID requiredContact: Toby Smithies 0400 050 [email protected]

44 The Old Stock Run, Sunbury 4A 2B 6C

ANYTHING ELSE IS A COMPROMISE!Positioned in one of Sunburysysy nest pockets in the Rolling Meadows

Estate and set on a desirable plot of approximately 1,997sqm. Boasting

a grand entrance with well proportioned living zones, including formal

lounge, kitchen with adjoining meals and family,family,family separate rumpus with

the outdoor entertaining.

Accommodation features master with full ensuite and BIR, plus 3

bedrooms complete with BIRs and sharing a central bathroom plus

a separate study/mudroomwith internal access from the DLUG.

Additional features include ducted heating, evaporative cooling, a

miniature concreted basketball court, as well as 2 x 24,500lt rainwater

tanks- fed from the shed only for watering gardens and lawns and

much more!

Price: $700,000 to $750,000

Inspection:Saturday 10.00am to 10.30amPhoto ID required


88 Jackson Street, Sunbury 3A 1B 4C

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: Oers above $495,000

Inspection:Saturday 2:30pm to 3:00pmPhoto ID required


10 Kippax Street, Sunbury4A 2B 2C

SIMPLYSIMPLYSIMPL SPACIOUS!Set in the much sought afteafteaf r Asheld Estate,this home has it all when it comes to acontemporary and modern style!This home has an open plan living setupcombining a modern kitchen with s/sappliances, meals and family living area.Outside oersoerso an impressively largeundercover entertaining area.Comprising of four bedrooms, master withWIRand ensuite plus a separate study area.Additional features include 2 reverse cycle splitsystems, double garage, feature light ttingsand more!

Price: $375,000 to $395,000Inspection: Saturday 4:00pm to 4:30pmPhoto ID requiredContact: Adam Sacco 0409 033 [email protected]


Kennedy&Hunt:

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

AgentContacts:

JasonKennedy: 0417383235WilmaGrumont: 0409138472DominicRomeo: 0407435589

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Gisborne South7 Namnan Way Private Sale

Designer Living on Grand Proportions on 1 acre(approx.) in Birchwood Rise

Embrace the ultimate family lifestyle with this stunning contemporaryhome. Tucked away in a private court location, this home oersenormous open plan living spaces beyond your wildest dreams.With sweeping circular driveway,ay,ay this home sits on 1 acre (approx.)allotment. Parents will love the master bedroom, with a lovely outlookacross private fernery,rnery,rnery plus ensuite & WIR. The kids zone oersstudy,udy,udy laundry,laundry,laundry family bathroom & toilet. You will find the ideal placeto entertain outside with enclosed sunroom incl. sauna, spa & BBQ.Features floor heating, evaporative cooling, alarm & triple garage withinternal access, 60 x 25 shed, built in bar,bar,bar 3 phase power throughout,intercom, ducted vacuum, gas log fire & great storage areas. Theimmaculate garden is maintained with an automated sprinklersystem. This sensational property has easy fwy access and is close toGisborne, Sunbury & airport.

Private Sale Details:

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Viewing Times:

Saturday12.00 - 12.30pm

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A 3 B 2 C 3

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Gisborne South47 Short Road Private Sale

Coolmore. Idyllic lifestyle private and serenegardens, lovely light filled home and pool on 10 acres(approx).

As you enter through the gateway of Coolmore and up the lovelytree lined driveway,ay,ay you will instantly feel at home. Past the ponypaddock and saltwater pool, the garden beckons you towards thelovely homestead. Oering four large bedrooms, including attachedindependent living unit complete with its own living area, kitchenetteand private deck. Coolmore oers spacious separate living anddining areas, large study and expansive deck to soak up the serenity.The horse lover is well catered for, with 4 stables, tack and feed roomand well fenced paddocks all on approx. 10 acres. The integratedgarage provides secure access through enormous mud room, plus theproperty oers additional double garage.In a highly desirable location, this property oers a rare opportunityand wont be on the market long.


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Gisborne45 Frith Road Private Sale

Immaculate 3 bedroom family home in highly desirable locationEstablished home with lovely gardens and everything completed for you. Providingformal, informal and external living spaces, this home will suit young families,downsizers and investors alike.Year round comfort provided by ducted heating, gas log fire and ceiling fansthroughout. Secure rear yard. deck, garden shed & barbecue area. With renovatedfamily bathroom, large laundry and flexible floorplan, this property wont last long.


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Bullengarook22 Spotiswood Road Private Sale

Rare as hens teeth! Fineview.Private 60 acres (approx.) of peace & serenity.Unique & extremely rare opportunity to secure this highly appealing sanctuary withpicturesque rural views as far as the eye can see. A horse lovers delight with foresttrails & horse riding clubs nearby. Well fenced property with large existing shedcomplete with concrete floor,floor,floor solar power & water tanks.


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MACEDON111 Mount Macedon Road Private Sale

CAWDOR 10 acres (approx) of prime real estateSurrounded by spectacular homes & set in a blue ribbon location this character filledproperty is waiting for your personal touches to really make it your own. Built in the1980s, the established home is in need of some updating, but oers 4 bedrooms,family bathroom & ensuite, plus 4 living areas. Serviced by town water. Integrated 2car garage. Suited as a hobby farm for grazing or horses. With a delightful outlookacross to Mount Macedon, Cawdor is superbly well positioned close to Gisborne,with nearby rail and freeway access to Melbourne & Airport.


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Gisborne15 Carinya Drive Private Sale

LIGHT, BRIGHT & AIRY ON 1,077m2This 3 bedroom home sits in an elevated position & is well positioned to cleverly catchthe sun. The open living areas feature timber lined cathedral ceilings which providea sense of warmth and space. Split system, ducted heating & wood heater. Stainlessappliances to the kitchen, a fresh coat of paint & new window furnishings completethe picture. Secure rear yard with enclosed alfresco, sandpit, garden shed & cubby.


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Saturday11.00 - 11.30am


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Mount Macedon32 Pincho Lane

Private Sale Details:Contact Agent

Viewing Times:Saturday2.00 - 2.30pm

Property Info: A 4 B 2 C 2

Redwoods. A classic colonial inblue chip Mount Macedon setting.Redwoods is positioned on one of theprettiest lanes in Mt Macedon. The homecomprises of 4 bedrms, 2 bathrms, impressiveliving rm, study,udy,udy retreat, billiard rm, flooredattic, laundry,laundry,laundry gourmet kitchen & dining area.The property is further enhanced by a large 2car garage with work /storage area, a detachedbrick 3 rm cottage & a garden/woden/woden/ rk shed.

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New GisborneUnit 8 / 262 Station Road


Viewing Times:By appointment.


Bluebell CottageBluebell Cottage is nestled away in the lovelyThe Mews. Cosy & secure, close to station& Barringo Foodstore. Oers kitchen/meals/living, with rear courtyard. Master bedrm& bathrm, plus study & additional bedrm.Features security system, integrated garage,Blanco appliances & s/ss/ss/ heating & cooling.Properties in this location are tightly held.Dont wait. Currently tenanted at $1,285 pcm.

GisborneUnit 9 / 3 Hamilton Street


Viewing Times:By appointment.


Investors dream, downsizersheaven or great starter!Full of character & nestled at rear of highlydesirable development. This unit oers onegood sized bedroom, lounge/kitchenette,bathroom, sep. laundry plus private backyard.Easy walking distance to shops, schools, cafes& all that the gorgeous Gisborne has to oer.Highly sought after location, dont miss thisopportunity!

Macedon115 Manorina Way Private


Viewing Times:Saturday3.00 - 3.30pm


Jindera. Modern comfort inBolobek Lakes Estate Macedon.This striking contemporary home features4 generous bedrms, plus lounge, dining rm,family rm & study. Features large barn withopen area, 2 stables, tack rm, toilet & horsewash. The 2 hectare (5 acre) block incorporatesimmaculate gardens, extensive sprinklersystems, 2 horse paddocks, large dam, bore, 2water tanks, vegetable garden & horse mnage.

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Gisborne10 Curtis Court Private Sale

Family home close to Town CentreSuperb family home on a huge 1092m2. This B/V home has a lovely light & airy feel& polished hardwood floors, oering 3 bedrms with BIR, master with ensuite & WIR,bathroom, study area, lounge room, kitchen/diningchen/diningchen/ area, living room, laundry & a wide& deep verandah. Ducted heating, split system & coonara. Established garden, largelawn areas, paved BBQ area & large 2 car garage. Walking distance to schools & town.


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Gisborne1/6 Francis Crescent


Modern three bedroom home/unitin quiet locationComprising 3 spacious bedrooms with BIRs,master bedroom with ensuite & walk-in robe.Central family bathroom & separate laundry.Open plan kitchen/meals and living areafeaturing polished timber floors, dishwasher,sher,shergas cooktop & split system heating & cooling.Natural gas ducted heating throughout.Dble garage with internal access. Neat, lowmaintenance courtyard.$390 per week $1,695 per calendar monthAvailable 13th November 2015

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Riddells Creek2/1 Melvins Road


COMFORTABLE LIVING - CLOSE TOTOWNThis newly renovated BV unit comprises 2bedrooms with BIRs, master with split systemheating/coting/coting/ oling unit. Kitchen/meals area(kitchen with dishwasher & electric cooking),lounge area with 2nd split system, centralbathroom & laundry,laundry,laundry quality fixtures andfittings throughout.Outside oers a neatly landscaped fully fencedcourtyard, garden shed and single carport.$310 per week $1,347 per calendar monthAvailable now

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31ABHigh Street, Lancefield

In themain street of Lancefield all with Kitchen,Disabled Bathroom facilities, Heating/Cooling,Phone/Data System, Off street parking.

For LeasePrice $380pwplus outgoings

Agent MeganGiouzelis0431 478 179

For Lease

2 totally Renovated shops / Office Space

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Selling at Auction

The first rule is to accurately price your property. YoYoY u want people toshow up. If you start out too high, you may miss the very person preparedto buy your property. Maximise the number of participants at the actualauction, you will have the best chance of achieving spirited bidding.When you advertise, try not to stretch the truth by over-promising.People get angry when advertised views turn into a glimpsethrough the branches of a tree. But do maximise the amount ofadvertising to attract the highest number of auction participants.Good properties attract the most interested buyers and tendto be the best type of property to auction. So if you have aproperty with unique features, auctioning is the way to go.While its good to be patient, be prompt with your responses when real negotiatingbegins. If an offfff er comes in, its good to respond within 24 hours.Dont try to squeeze every dollar out of renovations. Sometimes tastes varyand the buyer may put a difffff erent value on things. Keep your reservrvr e pricehigh. Coming down is easy to do. YoYoY u can sometimes negotiate by allowinga variance in settlement completion dates as opposed to lowering the price.And finally, stay relaxed. Dont get into a situation where you are fofof rced to sell.The buyer will detect your desperation and, correspondingly, lower their bid.We at Brad TeTeT al Real Estate are expert in all aspects of real estate If you have areal estate need or question, feel free to phone me, John Dunlop on 9744 2555,or to call into our friendly offiffif ces fofof r immediate assistance.

54 evans street, sunbury 9744 255540 aitken street, Gisborne 5428 2800

Monegeetta 281 Joyces RoadAn Exceptional 41.17 Hectares (102 Acres)A rare chance to secure a sensational lifestyle property oering a beautiful open canvas perfect for siting a dream country residence. Features include Deep Creek frontage of approximately 1.2 kms (including some double frontage) stocked with trout and sometimes cascading, really beautiful long unspoilt landscape views including a stunning rock escarpment where eagles soar from an established nest, good soils, pastures and fencing, a council approved building envelope and only 40kms (30 minutes) Melbourne Airport and 60 kms (50 minutes) Melbourne CBD.

Price $985,000

View By appointmentJohn Keating0419 880 444


Kyneton South - Tylden 97 Premier Mine RoadExceptional tree change opportunity - 60.26 Ha (148 Acres)Beautiful undulating farming land with two small lovely stands of native trees, good soils and fencing, 3 dams and two road frontages. The western boundary of the property borders the picturesque Upper Coliban Reservoir and there is a Council approved 2 Ha (5 Acre) agreed building envelope.

Price $675,000

View By appointmentJohn Keating0419 880 444

Woodend 90 Blackmore RoadBalbardie - A Fantastic Opportunity on over two acresBeautifully sited 4 bedroom, 2 bathroom 1970s brick residence with picturesque views to Mount Macedon and Hanging Rock. Features include entrance foyer, formal lounge, kitchen with a north/east orientation, family room with access to undercover deck/alfresco area. Only minutes from the town centre.

Price $389,000

View Sat 17 Oct 3-3.30pm or by appointment

Sandi Barry-Mueller0408 392 347

Price $645,000


Sandi Barry-Mueller0408 392 347

Woodend 17A Wood StreetLocation Location Location!A fantastic opportunity to secure a brilliantly maintained brick town house located within walking distance to it all. Features open plan lounge/dining/kitchen, 2 bedrooms with BIR's, updated bathroom, split system heating/cooling, undercover verandah, single carport and a garden shed.

Price $1,350,000


John Keating0419 880 444Sandi Barry-Mueller0408 392 347

Mount Macedon 79 Glen Echo CourtCatherington - A gracious Mount Macedon family home on 17 acresThis beautiful home lovingly cared for and ready for your family to enjoy features 4 bedrooms, 3 bathrooms, study, formal lounge, dining room, large family/meals room, lovely kitchen, mezzanine games space, integrated remote controlled double garage, huge sheds with oces, four water tanks and two bores.


82 Main Street, RomseyJulie Ellis 0409 433 699

Property Manager

Ph (03) 5429 6842James Shalders 0412 136 578

Licensed Sales Agent

Fax (03) 5429 6846Jane Lansell-Smith 0412 457 881

Licensed Sales AgentEvery precaution has been taken to establish accuracy of the above information but does not constitute any misrepresenation by the vendor or agent.

30 minutes from Melbourne airport and 50 minutes from CBD

ROMSEY47 & 47A STAWELL STREET A 5 B 2 C 2

General Residential Zone 1 (GRZ1)

Multiple Options For A Great Project

Dwelling One Dependent Persons Unit

2 bedrooms with BIRs

Living room & dining area

Bathroom, bath, sep shower & sep W.C.

Carport

Dwelling Two

Weatherboard with tiled roof

3 dble bedrooms, timber oors

Kitchen, 5 burner stove, pantry, island bench

Bathroom, sep W.C., sep laundry space

AuctionTo Be Advised 11:00am

OFI Sat 17th Oct10:30am-11:00am

Jane Lansell-SmithM: 0412 457 881

James ShaldersM: 0412 136 578

AUCTION

ROMSEY 183 COUZENS LANE A 3 B 2 C 5

Expertly Crafted Residence set on approx. 3.45 Manicured Acres

A Magnificent Immaculately Presented Sophisticated Property

Formal living room with sun-drenched baywindow

Formal dining room with garden views 3 lge dble bedrooms, BIR (WIR X 2 in Main) 2 bathrooms, (ensuite with spa) sep 3rd w.c. Oak kitchen, d/w, gas hotplates, electric oven,breakfast bar,bar,bar pantry

Casual dining and family room, r/c air-conditioning

Study with access to dble garage Dble detached garage plus carport Orchard with olives and chestnut trees 2 X Pony Paddocks with shelter

EXPRESSIONS OF INTEREST

OFI Inspection By Appointment

Jane Lansell-Smith

M: 0412 457 881

[email protected].

auwww.connallys.com.au

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ROMSEY 63 METCALFE DRIVE A 3 B 1 C 1

SOLD UNDER THE HAMMER$254,000

3 bedrooms with carpet 1 bathroom, bath, sepsep shower

Living room, timber oors, solid fuelre

Timber kitchen, d/w, gas hotplates,electric oven,

Auction26th September 12.30

pm

Jane Lansell-SmithM: 0412 457 881


SOLD

ROMSEY 25 WHELANS PLACE A 3 B 3 C 2

Approx 30sq home Comfortable family living High ceilings blended Open light lled areas

Outdoor undercover entertainment Quality tiles and carpets throughout ENS and 3 Main Living areas B/wood Kitch excellent storage

Victorian StyleOasis Approx

4000M2


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ROMSEY 38 STUARTFIELD AVENUE A 3 B 2 C 2+

Just recently refreshed throughout 3 Brms all with BIRs, Main Rm Full ENS and WIR, study Smeg .900 cook top, DW

Timbe

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