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e local community is pushing for the controversial Fiskville CFA training facility to reopen, despite the state governments announcement last week the centre would be closed forever.

e level of community support for Fiskville is rapidly growing amid reports that the facility is being permanently closed due to chemical contamination.

Last week, aer 550 tests at the site, the

Fireys ght for FiskvilleCountry Fire Authority board unanimously recommended the site close forever.

Results from the tests showed the drinking water and showers were clear of contamination, but high levels of the toxic chemical PFOS were found around the re training area and in a new zone where the chemicals had previously not been detected.

Minister for Emergency Services Jane Garrett said despite previous clean-ups, Fiskville could no longer operate safely as a training ground.

Our immediate concern is for the people

at Fiskville and we are working closely with the CFA and the aected sta to assist them through this dicult change, she said.

A Facebook group, Proud to Support Fiskville, created by the Ballan re brigade, has already gained more than 2000 likes in about a week. e support has also grown beyond Facebook, with an active Save Fiskville campaign now in motion.

Lieutenant Ian Ireland, of the Ballan brigade, said he was devastated at the news of Fiskvilles closure, describing the facility as

a major asset to the community and economy, and said CFA reghters would be at a loss without it. He said the community would continue to push for the facility to reopen.

At a meeting on Friday, Ms Garrett, CFA chief executive ocer Michael Wooten, CFA chief ocer Euan Ferguson and Emergency Services Commissioner Craig Lapsley addressed the community. Mr Ireland said the meeting cleared up none of the concerns and itremained unclear what would happen to the 60 employees at Fiskville.

Pumpkins are popping up all over town and Jeff Jones Plants and Produce has its fair share on display.

With the harvest season in full swing, various varieties of the golden vegetable are now available, and not just to eat.

Produce store owners Jeff and Glenda Jones are welcoming visitors to take photos with their pumpkin displays to help raise money for a good cause.

The newest additions to the crop are two Atlantic Giant pumpkins, the largest weighing in at 184 kilograms. For a gold coin donation, visitors to the store can take their photo with the vegetable giants.

Mrs Jones says they want to use the opportunity to raise money for the Bacchus Marsh and Melton Regional Hospital.

We just thought it would be a nice thing, to have a gold coin donation for a local charity, Mrs Jones said.

The Atlantic Giant pumpkins are not edible and are purely for display. The Joneses purchased these particular ones from a Melton grower.

Mrs Jones says they usually sell for about $40 to $50 and many people, such as restaurant and cafe owners, buy pumpkins for decoration purposes year-round.

The Joneses are yet to nish harvesting their own pumpkins but already have a lot of varieties for sale, including a range of heritage pumpkins.

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By Yasemin Talat

Police will saturate roads across Melton and the state this Easter long weekend in an attempt to curb the rising road toll.

Operation Crossroads runs from ursday until Monday with police targeting the key contributing factors to road trauma: speed, alcohol and drug impairment, distracted drivers, fatigue and failing to wear a seatbelt.

Senior Sergeant Ross Burbidge, of Melton police, said Easter was an especially high-risk period on the roads with about 9000 trac

oences detected across the state during Easter 2014.

Senior Sergeant Burbidge said he doesnt want to see the same thing again this year. He urged drivers to stay under the speed limit, not drink or take drugs, leave their mobile phone out of reach, always wear a seatbelt and rest before long trips.

Fatigue is one of the biggest killers on Victorian roads, he said. Plan your journey when travelling long distances and take at least a 15-minute break at least every two hours, and dont drive if youre tired.

people injured from 1017 injury collisions. Road trauma isnt just about the people who die, its about the enormous impact on the community, from the family members, to the emergency service workers who have to deal with these tragedies on a daily basis, to the police who have to deliver the devastating news to loved ones, Senior Sergeant Burbidge said.

He said the whole community had a role to play in reducing road trauma.

And he reminded drivers: You can be caught anywhere, at any time.

Police warn Easter road users

Police are on the hunt for three men who robbed an elderly Ballan couple at knifepoint last Monday.

e couple were tied up in their Ballan home while three armed robbers stole guns and cash about 9am.

e man and woman, both in their 80s, were in bed when the three men entered their Ballan-Greendale Road property.

It is believed the men, armed with knives, forced their way into the couples gun cabinet and stole rearms.

e couple received minor injuries during the incident and were treated by paramedics at the scene.

Police said the couple was then taken to Ballan Hospital as a precaution.

Ballarat polices Detective Senior Sergeant David Hermit said the robbers were in and out of the house in a short period of time.

We have no specic description of the vehicle weve been told they le in a dark-coloured sedan, Detective Senior Sergeant Hermit said.

He said the couple were shaken following the incident.

About three police cars and an ambulance were on the scene about 10am and the Moorabool police crime investigation unit took statements from the couple.

Police investigations are continuing.Anyone with information can call

Crime Stoppers on 1800 333 000 or submit a condential crime report at crimestoppersvic.com.au.

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e inaugural Bacchus Marsh Easterfest is set to be a stellar day.

Organisers Dotty Hazell, Amy Hasse and Kerri Arthur-Borg have organised a fun-lled family day on Good Friday to raise money for the Bacchus Marsh and Melton Regional Hospital.

Weve all been to the hospital for one reason or another, Ms Hazell said. We can see they need funds to help them along

Egg hunt organised now hop to itDotty Hazell, Kerri Athur-Borg and Amy Hasse have organised an Easter fundraiser. (Kristian Scott)

the way. [But] were not aliated with the hospital; were doing this completely o our own bat.

Egg hunts, bonnet parades, rides, amusements and food stalls will keep everyone children and adults alike entertained from 10am to 2pm.

Ms Hazell says they are hoping to raise at least $5000 but are in need of sponsors and more stallholders for the Friday, April 3,

festival, which will be held at the Darley Civic and Community Hub, 182 Halletts Way, Darley.

Entry is free but people wanting to take part in the egg hunt are asked to purchase tickets at bmeasterfest.sproutix.com.au.

For more information, call 0451 137 169 or visit facebook.com/BM.EasterFest.

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e Melton State Emergency Service is inviting the community to its SES headquarters next Saturday.

e open day will give the public a chance to nd out about the Melton unit and provide insights into becoming volunteers, Melton SES controller Nicolas Gargalakos says.

Its just about public awareness of what the SES does and a [chance] for people to have a look around at all the equipment and the vehicles, Mr Gargalakos said.

Were just opening up a new shed, so well be showing that o as well.

Mr Gargalakos, a public servant, has been volunteering with the SES for eight years and says hes enjoyed giving back to the community.

I started doing it as a hobby, he said. I was looking to be able to contribute

in some way to the community and to give something back and this was a great avenue.

Mr Gargalakos said the most rewarding part about volunteering with the SES was helping out during major disasters, such as the Black Saturday res, or nding someone alive aer a search and rescue.

e Melton SES unit looks aer storm and ood damage, undertakes search and rescue operations, assists police in the municipality and responds in other areas if needed.

Mr Gargalakos encouraged people who were willing to get their hands dirty, could commit spare time and enjoyed helping others to don the orange suit.

e open day is from 10am-2pm on April 11, at 90-92 High Street. Call 9746 0519 for details.

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e re danger period for Melton ended last week, with the Country Fire Authority saying rainfall and cool conditions meant residents could now clean up their properties.

However, CFA duty ocer Ross Sullivan urged people still to do the right thing by checking local laws and registering their burn-os.

Every year our brigades get more and more frustrated at the number of false alarm calls they have to respond to as a result of people not registering burns, Mr Sullivan said.

Smoke alarms save lives, he said. ere have been numerous incidents where smoke alarms have given occupants an early opportunity to evacuate the house.

In Melton, burning o is not permitted on properties smaller than ve acres. A permit to burn on properties larger than ve acres can be

Calls to unregistered burn-os take volunteer reghters away from work-places, families and potentially genuine emergencies.

CFA district 14 acting operations manager Trevor Roberts said it was still important for the community to be aware of re safety in and around the home.

e majority do register their burn-os, but we need to ensure we have better compliance in terms of registering, Mr Roberts said.

He reminded everyone to check smoke alarms and change your clock, change your batteries when daylight saving ended.

obtained from the municipal re prevention ocer by calling 9747 7200. Residents must then register their burn-os with the Emergency Services Telecommunications Authority by calling 1800 668 511 or emailing [email protected]

People registering burn-os need to provide basic information, including location, date, expected start and nish times, estimated size and what they intend to burn.

e re danger period for Moorabool ends on Friday, May 1. For more information about the re danger period in Moorabool or to register a burn-o aer May 1, call 5366 7100.

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e federal government has thrown a two-year lifeline to homelessness services.

Social Services Minister Scott Morrison last week announced $230 million in funding for the National Partnership Agreement on Homelessness (NPAH) and said priority would be given to services working with victims of family violence and homeless youth under 18.

We have brought forward this announcement ahead of the May budget to give providers of homelessness services across Australia more certainty, enabling them to get on with their work of helping some of our most

security as well as the important promise of ongoing services for women and children in crisis, Dr Gregory said.

North and West Homelessness Network co- ordinator Sarah Langmore also welcomed the decision.

Its very hard to provide a continuity of services when theres no conrmation of funding, she said. We support thousands of individuals and households in the west and those services are primarily dependent on [NPAH] funding.

Ms Langmore said about 150 families and individuals presented every month seeking help for homelessness.

vulnerable people, Mr Morrison said.Womens Health West (WHW) chief

executive Robyn Gregory said key programs to divert women away from homelessness would have ended without the funding.

In the past nancial year, WHW used NPAH funds to provide a 24-hour crisis response for 6209 women, install 187 security measures to improve the safety of 85 women and 111 children, and provide court support to 62 women to obtain intervention orders which forced the perpetrators of family violence to leave the family home.

While this extension is more limited than our request, the news gives our sta some

Mr Morrison called on state and territory governments to match the funding to allow for continuity of homelessness services across Australia.

But state Housing Minister Martin Foley said the Victorian government had not received details of the proposed federal package.

e Andrews Labor government committed to a three-year agreement to provide more certainty and we call on the federal government to match the three years, Mr Foley said.

Well also work with the federal government to understand what this announcement means for services and our most vulnerable as there has been very little consultation to date.

Funds ensure safety, shelter

e Bacchus Marsh re brigade will this week obtain new equipment thanks to a generous donation.

Foodworks Bacchus Marsh has given $3000 to the brigade to help it buy a gas detector.

Bacchus Marsh captain Nathan Ractlie said the gas detector was an extremely important piece of equipment needed by the brigade.

Its to monitor atmospheric conditions [when] reghters are working in toxic environments, Mr Ractlie said.

He said the brigade needed important materials and equipment so it could better serve the community.

e brigade identied needed items and bought them when money became available through donations and sponsorship.

Mr Ractlie said it was through donations and sponsors such as Foodworks Bacchus

Marsh that the brigade was able to protect the community.

e brigade would not be able to function without people and donations like this; it just wouldnt happen, he said.

I think its terric that a local business is supporting a local re brigade.

We are very grateful for the support of the community and of local businesses who get behind their local emergency services.

Foodworks Bacchus Marsh supermarket owners Susan Lau and Alex Ng said they were happy to do their bit in helping the community.

Ms Lau said it was important to help the brigade, which in turn helped the community.

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and Community Centre and the Western BACE (Business Accelerator and Centre for Excellence), two other new outstanding facilities in Melton South, providing a wide range of services for the community.

The school holidays are in full swing and as always Council has lots of events and activities on offer to keep youngsters entertained. There are activities happening at the libraries, we are running our vacation care program and also our teenage holiday program. For more details visit Councils website at melton.vic.gov.au or contact the Customer Service unit on 9747 7200.

Finally, I want to wish everyone a Happy Easter, stay safe on the roads and enjoy this special time of the year with close family and friends.

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

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Earlier this month, I welcomed the start of construction of the state-of-the-art Bridge sod with an enthusiastic group of young people from local sporting groups. The $11.3 million development in Melton South hockey pitches, a community pavilion and a storage building.

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A 46-year-old Melton West man was found dead inside his four-wheel-drive on Sunday aer it veered o the Western Freeway and tumbled into Toolern Creek near Melton Botanic Garden.

e incident is believed to have occurred in the early hours of the morning, but it wasnt until 11.30am that the wreckage of the Toyota Landcruiser was spotted by passers-by.

Police believe the vehicle may have clipped the roads railing before ipping down the embankment. It was partially submerged in the water when found.

e driver, who was the sole occupant of the vehicle, died at the scene.

Police are now investigating whether speed, fatigue, drugs or alcohol were factors in the crash.

Victoria Polices Acting Senior Sergeant Liam Gardner said these factors were not a good mix. Speed, alcohol or drugs none of those things mix with driving. He said it was a timely reminder leading into Easter for drivers to take more care on the roads.

e death of the man takes the states annual road toll to 70, three more than at the same time last year.

Melton police are still investigating the circumstances of the accident and are keen to speak to any witnesses.

Anyone with information is urged to contact Crime Stoppers on 1800 333 000 or make a condential report at www.crimestoppersvic.com.au.

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Moorabool and Melton councils are encouraging their communities to take on the Premiers Active April challenge.

In Active April, starting tomorrow, Premier Daniel Andrews is encouraging everyone to do 30 minutes of physical activity every day.

Moorabool mayor Paul Tatchell said the challenge provided a great opportunity to make exercise a regular part of the day. He said the council was getting behind the initiative and he hoped the community would jump on board.

Moorabool council will host a local pram walk in Bacchus Marsh on April 20.

As well as hitting the 30 minutes of activity for that day, the walk will give people a chance to meet new people and do something healthy, Cr Tatchell said. All interested playgroups and

local mums, dads and carers with or without prams are invited to come along for the walk.

Melton council will host an Active April Fun Day at Willows Historical Park from 10am-2pm on April 9. Activities will include mini-golf, ball games, giant chess, cricket activities and face painting for children.

People taking part in Active April can download the ocial app to track their physical activity. By registering for Active April, participants also receive oers such as 10 free YMCA passes.

To register and for more information, visit www.activeapril.vic.gov.au.

For details on council activities, call Melton on 9747 7200 or Moorabool on 53667100.

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Police are appealing for public assistance to identify a driver who has been involved in four police pursuits in three weeks.

Since February 28, a stolen vehicle was involved in four pursuits with police in and around St Kilda. Each pursuit was terminated amid safety concerns.

e car a 1998 silver Nissan Skyline sedan with ACT registration number YER 44M was stolen from Rathdowne Street, Carlton North, on February 28.

Police found the car burnt-out in a paddock

in Caroline Springs last Tuesday. It has been towed to Bacchus Marsh.

Investigators have released CCTV footage obtained from a Kensington service station where the driver stole petrol on ursday, March 5.

Information to Crime Stoppers on 1800 333 000 or visit crimestoppers.com.au.

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Ambulance response times for critically ill Melton patients have dramatically increased since 2008, a report released this month reveals.

e Working With Paramedics To End e Ambulance Crisis interim report compared average response times in 2013-14 with those in 2008-09.

Only 58 per cent of code 1 calls were responded to within 15 minutes (the state governments benchmark) in 2013-14, compared with 75 per cent in 2008-09. e average Melton response time increased from 12.32 minutes to 15.40 minutes in the past nancial year.

e Ambulance Performance and Policy Consultative Committee, chaired by the Ambulance Services Minister Jill Hennessy, is seeking feedback on its proposed reforms from paramedics and the community, with nal recommendations to be provided to the state government by the end of the year.

Population growth, changing demographics, chronic illness and high community expectations are increasing the demand on health services including ambulance services, the interim report states.

is demand is expected to continue to grow as these factors become more pronounced.

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e interim report states more work is required to better understand the drivers of demand growth and the strong growth in code 1 incidents relative to code 2 and code 3.

Critically ill Melton patients were one of Melbournes worst serviced. In Nillumbik (north-east of the city), 47 per cent of code 1

calls received an ambulance within 15 minutes in 2014. In Cardinia (in the citys east) and Melton, 58 per cent of Code 1s were responded to in the same timeframe.

A former Melton paramedic who didnt want to be named told Star Weekly that resourcing Star Weekly that resourcing Star Weeklywas a huge issue in the municipality.

e number of resources covering a large population in a large geographical area is a problem, the paramedic said.

And there isnt a local hospital for us to take patients to. We are commuting signicant distances in our geographical area.

If we get ramped up in hospitals or diverted, that means there are no ambulances in the area.

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Melton City Council Community NewsMOVING AHEAD2016 APPLICATIONS KINDERGARTEN

Kindergarten applications for the 2016 kindergarten year are now open. Apply online at melton.vic.gov.au

Applications are also available at Kindergartens and all Melton City Council Customer Service venues.

Applications should be lodged with Council as soon as possible to increase the likelihood of securing a place at the Kindergarten of your choice.

For more information contact Councils Kindergarten

Come along and run, jump, throw, roll, hit and ride your way to being active. Activities for everyone, including: mini golf, Cricket Victoria activities, Sportz Buzz games, giant chess, ball games, face painting and more. Coffee van and blender bikes will be there on the day. BYO picnic lunch and blanket. WHEN: Thursday 9 AprilTIME: 10am to 2pmWHERE: Willows Historical Park Reserve Road (cr Nixon Road), MeltonCOST: FREEFor more information on Active April please contact or visit melton.vic.gov.au or facebook.com/healthymelton

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REMINDER: PLEASE PUT YOUR BINS OUT THE NIGHT BEFOREBins not presented for collection on Saturday 4 April 2015, will not be collected until the next collection cycle.ALL OTHER COLLECTION DAYS OVER THE EASTER PERIOD WILL BE AS NORMAL.MELTON RECYCLING FACILITYThe Melton Recycling Facility (Ferris Road, Melton South) will be closed on Good Friday 3 April 2015 and ANZAC Day Saturday 25 April 2015.For further information, contact Councils Waste Services team on 9747 7200. Councils Waste Services Team wishes all residents a happy and safe Easter. 007

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people lost their lives on Australian roads over the Easter break, a number I dont want to see repeated this year. I urge everyone to be safe on our roads these holidays and ensure you and your loved ones return home safely.

This year marks the 100th anniversary of the landing at Gallipoli. On Anzac Day, Council will hold traditional dawn services in both Melton and Caroline Springs, giving us an opportunity to remember those who served and died in all wars. The Anzac spirit continues to have meaning for us all and its important we never

we may live in peace.

I am available to meet with residents most Saturday mornings from 9am, by appointment. Please contact Barb McKenzie on 9747 7200 to book a time, or contact me directly on 0412 584 224 or via email at [email protected]

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Easter is just around the corner and that means that The Royal Childrens Hospital Good Friday Appeal is only a few, short days away. Each year, the Appeal helps raise much needed funds for equipment, research and education to support the work of The Royal Childrens Hospital.

I know that many Melton residents are doing it tough, but Id still like to encourage everyone to give what they can to this extremely worthwhile cause. The Royal Childrens Hospital plays a key role in improving the wellbeing of children across Melbourne and Victoria, and Im sure we all know families whose lives have been touched by the good work the Hospital does.

Easter is also the time of year when we head off on those last family holidays before the winter chill sets in; a time when drivers must be extra careful on our roads. Last year, 19

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Bars used in carjackTwo men with metal bars carjacked a vehicle on Cambrian Way Melton about 5.30am last Monday. The cars occupants, a man and a woman, were ordered from the vehicle before the two offenders drove off. The grey 2009 Holden Clubsport has been spotted in Melton several times since and police said the driver had tried to engage police in pursuits. It is believed the victims and the car may have been specically targeted.

Cop accused of rapeA leading senior constable from the western region has been charged with rape. The police ofcer, who was suspended over an alleged incident in January, was charged in February with two counts of recklessly causing injury following a Professional Standards Command investigation. Last week the ofcer was charged over an alleged sexual offence which happened in a private home on January 26 while he was off duty. The ofcer remains suspended without pay and will appear in Geelong Magistrates Court on April 9.

Works starts on sport precinctWork on the $11.3 million Bridge Road sports precinct has started. The Melton South development will feature an athletics track, eld facilities, hockey pitches, a community pavilion and a storage building. The site will be landscaped

with trees, a garden, grassed areas and spectator viewing mounds. Stage one of the precinct is expected to be completed by June next year.

Ice, guns seized in searchA signicant quantity of ice and cannabis was seized from a home in Kurunjang last week. Five unregistered guns and money, believed to be the proceeds of drug trafcking, were also seized. The discovery was the result of a search warrant at a property on Maree Court last week. A 38-year-old Kurunjang man was arrested and charged with drugs and rearms offences and was remanded in custody.

Thieves hit display homes Two display homes in Peppermint Grove, Taylors Hill were broken into about midnight on March 22. Police believe the offenders used a ute or trailer to transport a bedside table and shower rose they stole. Despite an increased police presence, there have been a number of similar offences at homes being built during the past few weekends.

Rotary shed loses gearThe Rotary Club of Melton Valleys shed at Brooklyn Road, Melton South was broken into some time between March 1 and March 24. A whipper snipper, pump and a data projector were stolen. Anyone with information is urged to contact Crime Stoppers on 1800 333 000.

Allison Falzon has scored $1000 for her sons school as one of ve winners across Australia in a national writing competition.

Ms Falzon, whose son Mason goes to St Anthonys Primary School in Melton South, entered the competition for fun aer seeing it pop up on her Facebook feed.

e nation-wide competition, run by pen company Bic, surveyed teachers and parents about how they encouraged fun handwriting.

e campaign Fight for your write was aimed at raising awareness of the falling rate of literacy and to highlight the importance of handwriting.

Five winners were announced last week, including Ms Falzon, from Mount Cottrell, who received a $1000 cheque for St Anthonys

Primary School and $150 of Bic stationery for sons Mason and Jakim.

Ms Falzon said she was very surprised by the win and happy to help Masons school.

Her winning entry highlighted what she and her family did to encourage fun handwriting in their home, in less than 25 words.

Ms Falzon said she and her husband and sons made up stories by adding a few words each. e boys would then copy what had been written and draw pictures to complete the story.

It gets very interesting and creative and very funny, Ms Falzon said.

She and the school will now discuss how the money can contribute to the literacy program.

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Melton Uniting Churchs Op Shop will donate all proceeds from sales on ursday, April 2, to the Royal Childrens Hospital Good Friday Appeal.

Manager Tony Fielder says everything in the shop will also be half-price on ursday.

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He said everyone was welcome to donate their second-hand goodies and what was not sold at their store was shipped as a donation to Malaysia.

e fundraising eort will be from 10am-3pm on ursday, April 2, at the Melton Uniting Churchs Op Shop, 18-20 Brooklyn Road, Melton South.

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e junior school council at Melton South Primary hosted its rst fundraising event for the year last week, helping to do its bit for the Good Friday Appeal.

Pupils were invited to come to school out of uniform and with a gold coin donation.

e casual dress day was a hit with the pupils, who helped the school raise about $720 for the appeal.

Grade 6 teacher Ben Bykersma said the contributions of all involved had helped raise a sizeable sum.

He said casual days were very, very popular as the pupils loved to come to school out of uniform. is year the junior school council is about four times bigger than in previous years due to a strong interest from pupils in joining.

About 40 pupils from grade 5 and 6 make up the council, which previously has had only a dozen pupils on board.

Mr Bykersma said the schools leadership program encouraged pupils to take on roles with the junior school council, the choir and sports so as to experience responsibility and leadership.

He said the eagerness of pupils to be involved was amazing and many applications had been received to join the council.

e junior school council is made up of three sub-committees, which look aer fundraisers, school assemblies and play-time activities for younger pupils.

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Joan Gauci Quigley is gearing up to host Australias Biggest Morning Tea, again.

e Bacchus Marsh resident and one of the states most successful fundraisers for the Cancer Council Victoria will host her second morning tea next month.

And internet sensation, Sunshine grandmother Nonna Paola, will be Ms Quigleys special guest.

Ms Quigley, who has a family history with cancer, has raised more than $150,000 with Girls Night In for the Cancer Council Victoria. She said she felt it was time she hosted a morning function. Although her previous morning tea was more mellow than Girls Night In, it was a way for her to inject extra money into the council and raise extra awareness.

Ms Quigley raised about $1000 at last years morning tea and is hoping to beat that this year.

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She hopes to have sponsors on board to cater the morning tea in Tarneit from 10am to noon on Friday, May 29. e tea is free but RSVPs are needed by Friday, May 15.

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Video looks at WW1Melton council will host a video, theatre and narrative presentation about Victorias involvement in World War I. Attendees will receive a pack containing information and a history of WWI. It will be from 10-11am and 2-3pm on Thursday, April 9, at Melton community hall, 232 High Street. 9747 7200

Discover how the SES worksThe Victoria State Emergency Services Melton unit will hold an information day from 11am-2pm on Saturday, April 11, at the Melton unit, 90-92 High Street. Nic, 0429 151 727

Homestead on displayTake a free guided tour of the Eynesbury homestead, gardens and Greybox forest as part of Heritage Week. From 10am on Sunday, April 12, at the Eynesbury discovery centre, Eynesbury Road, Eynesbury. Greg, 0417 356 691

How sweet it isntMelton council is inviting the community to a free screening of That Sugar Film at the Reading Cinemas. The movie explores the shocking effects a high-sugar diet can have on a healthy body. Screenings will be shown, at 3.30pm on Tuesday, April 7, and 6.30pm the next day. Each session is limited to 100 seats. 9747 7200

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Visit the ShrineHop on a chartered bus and travel to Melbourne to visit the Shrine of Remembrance. It will be open from 9.30am-3.30pm on Monday, April 13. Attendees to meet at Melton civic centre, 232 High Street, Melton. 9747 7200

Tour the war gravesMelton Family History Group will take you on a tour of the Melton war graves. The guided tour will be from 1.30pm on Sunday, April 19, at the Melton cemetery, corner of Centenary Avenue and ONeills Road, Melton. 9747 7200

Train the trainersDjerriwarrh Services is inviting Melton residents to an L2P driver mentor training session on Saturday, May 23 and 30. Kim, 8746 1000

Lets go chopping . . .The Blackwood Woodchop and Easter Carnival will be at the Blackwood Recreation Reserve on Saturday, April 4. Axemen from around Australia will send the wood chips ying. Everyone can enjoy the carnival atmosphere, with loads of features including childrens games, an animal farm, face painting and food stalls. The action is from 11am5pm. 5368 6548

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Its not just the impressive views from the upstairs balcony that make this contemporary two-storey townhouse a special one. Its an attractive interior as well, with a carpeted lounge room on entry and a hallway leading past the downstairs powder room to the rear. The family-meals area with polished tile oors abuts the kitchen which has white stone benchtops, island bench and stainless-steel dishwasher, underbench oven, gas cooktop and canopy rangehood. The main bedroom has an en suite and walk-in wardrobe; the other two have built-in wardrobes and are serviced by the main bathroom with spa and raised-basin vanity. Both front and backyards have well-maintained, low-maintenance gardens and theres a rear patio area. With easy access to the Western Freeway and a short drive from schools, parks and shops, the property has ducted heating, evaporative cooling and a remote-controlled double garage.

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Investors looking to expand their portfolio may nd this low-maintenance property of some interest, as would rst-home buyers. The house is presently rented for $285 a week but vacant possession can also be offered dependent upon the buyers needs. There are four bedrooms with built-in wardrobes, the main also with an en suite. The family-meals area includes the kitchen with stone benchtops, breakfast bar, stainless-steel dishwasher, underbench oven, gas cooktop and canopy rangehood, and a stylish tiled splashback in contemporary mocha tones. The spacious backyard needs a bit of TLC, but should suit those looking to engage in horticultural pursuits. Additional features include air-conditioning, ducted heating, video intercom and remote-controlled double garage with internal access. In a secluded corner of Kurunjang, the property offers a quiet neighbourhood for those looking to escape the hustle and bustle of inner-city living.

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In a newly developed area of Bacchus Marsh/Darley, this relatively new house of about 13 squares is a great start-up property and one that will hold appeal for investors. Its currently tenanted but vacant possession is also available. There are three bedrooms, each with built-in wardrobe. The bathroom has a timber-look vanity unit and a cream-and-white decor. Living areas include a tiled family-meals space next to the kitchen. Top and bottom cupboards, white benchtops and splashback tiles and stainless-steel underbench oven, gas cooktop and dishwasher equip the compact but easy-ow kitchen. The family room opens to a concrete-paved area (the spot for a future pergola) which has views of a neat backyard with a combination of lawn, pebbles and mulched perimeter gardens. Other inclusions are a split-system and remote-controlled double garage.

Cooper Real Estate: 9747 9111 Price: $287,500 Private sale

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Slap-bang in the middle of Melton South, overlooking Toolern Creek Reserve, this property is only a few minutes drive from Woodgrove Shopping Centre, Melton train station and Coburn Primary School, yet has a surprising sense of seclusion. Once past the landscaped front gardens with decked front entrance, the interior reveals a carpeted lounge room, and four bedrooms with built-in wardrobes serviced by the one bathroom. Adjoining the family-meals area at the rear, the kitchen has a wall oven, cooktop and xed rangehood. The backyard has a covered entertainment area, great for guests during the hot summer months. With additional features of ceiling fans, ducted heating, air-conditioning and lots of natural light complementing the well-maintained interior, this property may appeal to rst-home buyers and investors alike.

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Stretched across a 52-metre frontage, this handsome house ts in nicely in Killarney Lakes estate which is home to quality dwellings on big blocks. Its ne exterior references a period feel but inside its salute to earlier days is clearly seen in stepped cornices, corbelled arches, bay windows and dado rails bisecting soft-burgundy and cream paintwork.

The house, on a massive 4003 square metres, is all about space with a big lounge room where the grey ironbark oorboards are a real treat, and the big

family hub around the (big) kitchen. The sitting zone in here has a wood heater and access to a (really big) gabled pergola over concrete paving.

The kitchen has American oak cupboards and lots of them black granite benchtops, subway-laid splashback tiles in cream, a dishwasher and large walk-in pantry; the sink sits in a bay and has views of the pergola and backyard beyond.

A tiled hallway from the meals area heads to the main bedroom with tted walk-in robe and an en suite with an oak/

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At the opposite end of the house, theres a tiled childrens lounge room, a powder room, three bedrooms with mirrored robes, and the main bathroom decked out the same as the smaller and with a restored clawfoot bath.

Up polished oak stairs from the childrens lounge room, theres an enormous, carpeted living area with vaulted ceiling and dormer windows. This lends itself to many purposes, not least

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MeltonLive in or lease outConveniently located close to all level schools, shopping/medical centre, this brick veneer homeconsists of 3 good sized bedrooms, 9ft ceilings throughout, large lounge, updated kitchen/mealsarea, central bathroomwhile outside there is an attractive yard with plenty of options. Inspection byappointment.

For Sale $235,000Web ID 314980

BacchusMarshLive the Dream! 130 Acres!Boasting approx 52.4 hectares of rich flat farm land with excellent fencing & perfectly maintainedthis stunning family home with views over the Brisbane Ranges is a rare find indeed. Including 4bedrooms, master with ensuite, Country style kitchen with updated appliances, large lounge withfeature wood heater, A/C & high ceilings. Step outside & soak up the Country air with plenty ofspace for the kids, Pets and animals to roam! Extras include 2 double garages plus various sheds,Solar panels, the list goes on....For Sale $995,000Web ID 312360

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MeltonSouthHigh profile, high returnHeres a neat little dual occupancy to add to your portfolio. The front unit of the two, it offers 2bedrooms, kitchen, living room, separate bathroom, toilet and laundry - as well as single garageunder roofline. Security shutters, together with ducted heating and cooling and a return of $220 p/wmake this an attractive proposition.


MeltonAMust Add To Your Property PortfolioGreat location close to all amenities, 3 good sized bedrooms, vaulted ceilings and exposed beams.To step down lounge, updated bathroom, ducted gas heating, air conditioner, pergola area, brickworkshop, double garage. Large block could suit 2 lot subdivision. STCA.


BrookfieldBrookfields best little secretSet in a peaceful little cul-de-sac on an enormous 3000 odd sqm block. The stylish home has beenrecently updated throughout. A formal lounge, spacious master & study. New chefs kitchen with itshuge 6 burner/900ml oven will cater for the largest brood. Dine in the tiled family room, then returnto the adjoining rumpus to relax, or head outside to the huge pergola. 3 more extremely generousbedrooms complete this outstanding picture - along with ducted heating & cooling, charminggardens.For Sale $680,000Web ID 310031


307 - 309 High StreetMelton97436000

www.stockdaleleggo.com.au/melton

MeltonSouthRoom For The Whole FamilyExcellent opportunity to purchase a large maintenance free home. 3 large bedrooms, large loungewith separate dining, modernised kitchen, all new carpet and freshly painted throughout plus amonster separate rumpus easily converted into a granny flat, even has shower and toilet already.Whether you are looking to buy this magnificent property for the family or investment, be quick.


MeltonClose to all the actionLocated within walking distance to WoodgroveShopping Centre, Melton Secondary College &Melton Waves makes this property ideal for theastute investor or first home buyer. Features include4 bedrooms, double carport a single brick garagewith storage/workshop space all on 570m2 block.


MeltonSouthEverything old is new againThis delightful home overlooking the sporting reserve has recently undergone a rejuvenation.New carpets, blinds, gutters, bathrooms, vinyl-wrap kitchen, terracotta tiles repointed and sealed -even restumping. The end result makes it absolutely irresistible - call now to arrange an inspection.


MeltonWestPrinceton PerfectionHomes of this quality rarely become available in Meltons most desired street. The 3 bedroom,owner designed home is of a quality that all home owners should aspire. Offering full ensuite withspa bath to the master bedroom, study with purpose built desk & shelving, modern kitchen withlarge walk in pantry, large rumpus roomwith 2 garden seats & both formal & informal dining areas.Purpose built wall units in the formal dining & rumpus roomwill remain with the home. Outsidefeatures gazebo (furniture thrown in).For Sale POAWeb ID 300755

MeltonYoung & ModernConveniently located within walking distance to High street shops, sits this exceptional 3 bedroomunit, ideal for the first home buyer or investor. All bedrooms have built in robes, spacious family/dining with ducted heating and split system A/C, court yard plus a single garage.


MeltonFantastic Investment OpportunityImagine adding this 3 year old unit to your investment portfolio. The unit consists of 2 bedroomswith built in robes, modern kitchen with meals area. Currently with tenants paying approx. $12,740rent pa.


MeltonCommunity appealSet right at the entrance to this friendly community,Unit 1 is the first to catch everyones eye. Comprisingsunny kitchen/living roomwith northern aspect, 2carpeted bedrooms with ample robes & a centralbathroom. The cosy nest is centrally warmed & hasinternal garage access. Returning $240 p/week.


MeltonWestDelights The EyeStylish and elegant 3 bedroom home has somuch to offer the first homebuyer or investor. Situatedon amaintenance free block of 344m2 features includemaster with WIR & full ensuite, separatelounge, spacious open plan kitchen/dining/family area, ducted heating throughout, split system A/Cand single remote garage plus extra parking bay. Located close to all level schools and Woodgroveshopping centre. Inspection by appointment.


MeltonSouthMany Happy ReturnsThis spacious unit a short stroll from the station currently returns $11,700pa - so why not invest andlet your tenant pay off your mortgage. With 2 large bedrooms, neat kitchen and light airy lounge, theunit has separate bathroom, toilet and laundry.



191 Main StreetBacchus Marsh53675700

www.stockdaleleggo.com.au/bacchusmarsh

Mark Shelly0418 518 862

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BacchusMarshAffordable Family Living!This near new home is well looked after & is just what you have been looking for!! Convenientlylocated close to Main street, shops, schools & freeway & public transport access. This quality builtfamily home features 3 bedrooms, master bedroom has ensuite &WIR, others with BIR, openkitchen/meal/living with stainless appliances & dishwasher. With ducted heating, a split system& central bathroomwith separate shower & bath. Finishing off with lowmaintenance gardens,undercover pergola with ceiling fan & a single car garage with internal access, so for an easylifestyle with convenience all around at an affordable price look no further & call our office toarrange an inspection today

Exclusive $319,000Web ID 314823

BacchusMarshIts New with nothing to do!Built by exclusive homes this brand new turnkey home is finished to perfection! Including highceilings as a feature throughout this quality unit must be seen to be truly appreciated. Boasting 3bedrooms, central bathroomwith floor to ceiling tiles open plan kitchen/family roomwith qualityfixtures and fittings with energy saving LED lighting. Extras include single garage with rearaccess, alarm system, ducted heating, air conditioning, dishwasher, all window coverings, securityintercom, just move in put your feet up and relax!Exclusive $289,000Web ID 313050

BacchusMarshBrand New Townhouses!These brand new townhouses are nearing completion. Boasting separate driveways & no bodycorporate fees the views from the top floor are amazing! Including 3 bedrooms 2 bathrooms & largekitchens thesemodern designs are functional & affordable. With 2 to choose from call our officetoday to arrange an inspection and pick your favourite.


BacchusMarshNearly new! Essence location!Boasting 4 bedrooms plus a study this Immaculate 1 year old family home is totally complete.Including master bedroomwith walk in robe and ensuite, stunning bamboo floors are a highlightthroughout. The kitchen shines! With stone bench tops and stainless steel appliances includingBosch dishwasher. Step outside and enjoy the established gardens, decked alfresco area and lots ofroom for the kids to play! Extras include 2 living areas, ducted heating, air conditioning, Led lighting,large double garage, side access, garden shed, water tank and the list goes on!Exclusive $449,000Web ID 314251

BacchusMarshA Perfect Place To StartLooking for a unit or great investment in a quite court location, well look no further! Immaculatelypresented is this 2 bedroom unit, within close proximity to the town centre and all its amenities.Currently renting at $200 per week and under a signed lease until December 2015 this unit has itall! Comprising 2 bedrooms with built in robes, separate lounge roomwith gas wall heater, kitchenwith plenty of cupboards overlooking the meals area, central bathroomwith separate shower andbath. Step outside to a single lock up garage, small lowmaintenance courtyard, and only 2 units onthe block!.This property would suit the discerning investor looking for a property to start off or addto your portfolio. Call our office now to arrange your inspection!



191 Main StreetBacchus Marsh53675700

www.stockdaleleggo.com.au/bacchusmarsh

BacchusMarshGreat Value 3 Bedroom HomeThis neat & tidy home is located in Hillview Estate with great views out your front window.Comprising of 3 bedrooms, good sizedmaster with en-suite,WIR & ceiling fan, other with BIR &ceiling fans, open plan kitchen with island bench & stainless steel appliances including 900mmoven & cook top & dishwasher, adjoining dining & living area, central bathroomwith bath andlaundry. This home comes feature packed with alarm system, single remote control garage withinternal access, ducted heating, split system cooling, paved outdoor area & lowmaintenance yard. .Dont hesitate to book your inspection, call our office now!


BacchusMarshA Step Up In ClassJust one glance tells you this 4 bedroom plus study residence is all class.Featuring a hugemasterwith WIR & full ensuite with his & her basins & spa bath , two bathrooms plus a separate powderroom down stairs, a large formal lounge, the dining area is alongside the fully-equipped kitchen& family room. The home also features ducted heating, evaporative cooling throughout plus asplit system downstairs & a teenage retreat on the second level. The list goes on! This spectacularproperty also contains a double car garage, beautiful landscaped gardens with a back gate allowingyou access to the walking track alongside the Werribee River plus an undercover area ideal forentertaining all year round! You will appreciate all the tremendous features this home has to offer.


BalliangLive the Dream! 130 Acres!Boasting approx 52.4 hectares of rich flat farm land with excellent fencing and perfectly maintainedthis stunning family home with views over the Brisbane Ranges is a rare find indeed. Including 4bedrooms, master with ensuite Country style kitchen with updated appliances, large lounge withfeature wood heater, A/C and high ceilings. Step outside and soak up the Country air with plenty ofspace for the kids, Pets and animals to roam!


CoimadaiLive the quiet life! 60Acres!Tucked away in a quiet and peaceful bush setting stands this 3 bedroom family home with stunningviews! Boasting approx 24 hectares of beautiful rich farmland perfect for horses, sheep or cattleor just enjoy the space this unique property provides. Including 3 large bedrooms with BIR, hugekitchen/meals area with loads of potential for the home renovator. The formal lounge comescomplete with wood fire & central bathroomwith shower & bath. Step outside and breath in thefresh air! With multiple paddocks for the animals, huge shed/workshop & 2 large dams.Exclusive $790,000Web ID 313715

BacchusMarshGreat Starting PointSituated just a fewminutes walk to the Darley Plaza & opposite to Darley Park is this 3 bedroomfamily home, complete with all the necessities. Boasting polished timber floors, ducted heating &evaporative cooling throughout, all bedrooms having BIR to all bedrooms, bathroomwith separateshower & bath. The kitchen & dining area are of good size, the kitchen having an electric wall oven,gas cook top. Step outside to a single carport, large grass area & two garden sheds. This homepresents an opportunity not be missed, whether you are a first home buyer or looking to invest.Exclusive $298,000Web ID 314232

BacchusMarshBrand Spanking New!Built by exclusive homes this brand new turnkey home is finished to perfection! Including highceilings as a feature throughout this quality unit must be seen to be truly appreciated. Boasting 2bedrooms, 2 bathrooms with floor to ceiling tiles open plan kitchen/family roomwith quality fixturesand fittings with energy saving LED lighting. Extras include single garage with rear access, alarmsystem, ducted heating, air conditioning, dishwasher, all window coverings, security intercom, justmove in put your feet up and relax!Exclusive $285,000Web ID 313051


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23 GRANTLEIGH DRIVE, BACCHUS MARSH

MAKEA GRAND,BOLD STATEMENTA stunning 4 bedroom plus study home, positioned in the prestigious Grantleigh Estatata e. Formal frfrf ontlounge & dining room, theatata re room and a casual fafaf mily/y/y meals area.All bedrooms arerer upstairs, the mastersuite with ensuite, double vanity,y,y double shower and walk in robe. Frerer nch doors open onto the wroughtiron balcony overlooking the frfrf ont yard.The fufuf rther threrer e bedrooms all havava e built in robes and a studyalcove arerer a.A timeless kitchen with caesar stone bench tops, quality fittttt ings and bi fofof ld window onto thealfrfrf esco arerer a.The fafaf mily arerer a has a striking fefef atata ure - gas built in wall heatata er,r,r ducted heatata ing and cooling.Landscaped rerer ar yard and generous colour bond shed and double lock up garage. Endless opportunitiesfofof r you to put your own stamp on this loving fafaf mily home.Private Sale: $577,000Inspect: By AppointmentContact:Marcus Rayner 0418 55 66 99Email:marcus@raynerrealestatata e.com.au

A 4 B 2 C 2

60 MASONS LANE, BACCHUS MARSH

AMAZINGVERSATILITYWITH UNTOLD GROWTHSittttt ing on a superb 1040m2 (approx) parcel of land is this spacious 4 bedroom home and 2 bedroomunit. Stunning solid hardwood floors, quality window fufuf rnishings, fixtxtx ures, fittttt ings and vibrant fefef atata urewalls throughout. All 4 bedrooms with built in robes and an abundance of natata ural light.The kitchen andbatata hroom havava e been tastefufuf lly rerer novatata ed. Comfofof rt is assured with ducted heatata ing and cooling. The 2bedroom unit with walk through batata hroom, large lounge and kitchen is currently tenanted payaya ing $8,364per annum.The unit with its own privatata e outdoor arerer a overlooks the large backykyk ard which offfff efef rs somuch potential.A long drivewayaya with double steel garage and double carport complete this magnificentpackage.Private Sale: $370,000-$410,000Inspect: By AppointmentContact:Mark Davava is 0458 224 405Email:mark.davava is@raynerrealestatata e.com.au

A 6 B 2 C 4

136 HASTINGS ROAD,GREENDALE

SPACIOUS COUNTRY LIVINGSet on 4 acres in picturesque Greendale, only a fefef w minutes frfrf om Pykekek s Crerer ek this 4 bedroom semi-rural property is a definite head turnerr.r The vast master bedroom contains a walk in robe and ensuitewith a spa batata h overlooking the trees. TwTwT o well proportioned living arerer as and two dining areas allowfofof r comfofof rt and space throughout.TheTaTaT smanian Oak kitchen is packekek d with Stainless Steel appliances.Step outside to the decking area and takekek in the serenity.y.y Potentially add an enormous garage andpool! Storage is not going to be an issue as there is a mountain of space under the home. Some otherexceptional atata tttt ributes this property has include: Double garage, gas heatata ing and evaporatata ive coolingthroughout, high ceilings, open fireplace and Jindara wood heatata er,r,r 45,000L watata er tank and Italian tiles.Private Sale: $599,000Inspect: By AppointmentContact:AdamTuTuT cci 0411 077 128Email: adam@raynerrealestatata e.com.au

A 4 B 2 C 3

2/15 ROSS STREET, BACCHUS MARSH

DOUBLETHEATTRACTIONBeautifufuf lly appointed 3 bedroom townhouse with all the creatata ure comfofof rts and a greatata senseof spaciousness. Up the stunning timber staircase arerer two greatata sized bedrooms, both withfufuf ll ensuites, one with WIR and the other with BIR. Downstairs is the lounge and meals arerer a,kitchen, laundry,y,y bedroom 3 and a fufuf ll batata hroom with WC. The kitchen is a place to beholdwith extxtx ensive stone bench tops, stainless steel appliances and loads of storage. Comfofof rt isassured with ducted heatata ing, split system cooling upstairs and down plus ducted vacuuming.Double sliding doors open to the outdoor deck and yard with access to the single remote garage.This home offfff efef rs so much fofof r the low maintenance purchaser which only an inspection will reveal.Private Sale: $309,000Inspect: By AppointmentContact:Mark Davava is 0458 224 405Email:mark.davava is@raynerrealestatata e.com.au

A 3 B 3 C 1

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14 RYAN COURT,BACCHUS MARSH

HOME GROWNTUSCAN LIFESTYLEOfffff efef ring 3 grerer atata size bedrooms (master withWIR and ensuite with spa batata h) and BIR to the remainingbedrooms, sunkekek n lounge with vaulted ceiling, main batata hroom, modern kitchen, beautifufuf l meals arebatata hed in natata ural light frfrf om the bayaya window, dining area, and a huge living area. Spacious kitchen/diningarea opens out to the large pergola.With a surprise around every corner,r,r including the outdoor spa,fefef rnery,y,y large double garage and of course the large pavava ed pergola with plenty of room fofof r the outdoorkitchen and alfrfrf esco dining. With numerous varieties of frfrf uit trerer es and low maintenance reticulatata edwatata ering to the vegetable garden beds, you could fefef ed your fafaf mily year round. Situatata ed in a quiet courtin the sort aftftf er central locatata ion of Bacchus Marsh.Private Sale: $464,000Inspect: By AppointmentContact:MelonieWinch 0408 675 011Email:melonie@raynerrealestatata e.com.au

A 3 B 2 C 2

77 DUNDAS STREET, BACCHUS MARSH

SPACIOUS HOME IN PRIME LOCATIONLocatata ed in the Grantleigh estatata e, comprising of fofof ur generous bedrooms and a study,y,y this much loved,spacious fafaf mily home is jam packekek d fufuf ll of fefef atata ures.The master bedroom is enormous and has walk inrobes and an ensuite.The other three bedrooms all include built in robes. Along with a spacious livingarea thererer is also a study which could be easily used fofof r a second living area.Add to thatata a theatata re roomand a kids retreatata and there is a mountain of space! The kitchen comes fufuf lly equipped with 900mmStainless steel appliances, dishwasher and oversized pantry.y.y Lovely alfrfrf esco arerer a to entertain guestsand also a spa, this one has the lot! Some other fefef atata ures include evap cooling and gas ducted heatata ing;established gardens, double garage, side access, established frfrf uit trees, all on a 787m2 (approx.) block.Private Sale: $485,000Inspect: By AppointmentContact:AdamTuTuT cci 0411 077 128Email: adam@raynerrealestatata e.com.au

A 4 B 2 C 2

5TENTH MEWS,BACCHUS MARSH

TUCKEDAWAY FROMTHEWORLDSituatata ed in a quiet and privatata e locatata ion with a beautifufuf l rural outlook.Offfff efef ring a spacious open plan kitchenand living area, 3 good size bedrooms (master withWIR and Ensuite) BIR to the other 2 bedrooms, anopen study,y,y ducted heatata ing throughout, and a split system fofof r cooling, this greatata value modern homeis perfrfr efef ct fofof r the first home buyer,r,r or a young fafaf mily.y.y Outside you will find a single garage with internalaccess, a terraced backykyk ard which is ready to add your personal touch, and a grerer atata littttt

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