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Wednesday, November 13, 2013

Gillard trades Altona home for $2 million beachside Adelaide house


Julia Gillard's former Altona home at 9 Medford Street will be open for inspection on November 23.

The 1960s-style home was bought for $140,000 in 1998 and renovated in 2008.

Real estate agents are saying the house could fetch upwards of $600,000 which is situated on a 603-square-metre block due to the history of the home which housed Australia's first female Prime Minister.
 
The house will go up for auction at 2pm on December 14 through Jas Stephens of Williamstown.

Ms Gillard will trade the Altona home for a $2 million bungalow in Adelaide.
Photo: ABC
New Adelaide home. Photo: Daily Telegraph

Photo: News Limited

Photo: Ken Irwin

Photo: Pat Scala

Photo: Pat Scala

Sunday, November 3, 2013

You're not from Williamstown

You're from Newport!

Thursday, October 31, 2013

Venice, Cannes, Footscray

Credit:
Marc Savage
Everyone loves Footcray.

Beware Halloween in the west


Trick or treat western suburbs.

Wednesday, October 30, 2013

Post code 3030 takes out top crim spot, 3020 a close second

3030 takes first position in total number of criminal offences recorded, according to Victoria Police data. Derrimut, Point Cook, Werribee, Werribee South and regional Cocoroc and Quandong are all listed in the 3030 post code and racked up a total of 5821 criminal offences recorded.

Runner up goes to 3020 which includes Albion, Sunshine, Sunshine North and Sunshine West with a total of 5648 criminal offences recorded.

Rounding off the top three is 3029 - Hoppers Crossing, Tarneit and Truganina with a total of 5317 offences recorded.

Fourth spot goes to 3021 - Albanvale, Kealba, Kings Park and St Albans with 4274 nudging out 3023 which includes Burnside, Cairnlea, Caroline Springs, Deer Park and Ravenhall with 4232 offences recorded.

The list, of course, does not distinguish between serious and petty crime and is based on a total figure, not a per capita figure. Basically, a post code covering a larger population is bound to have a higher amount of offences than a post code that covers a much smaller population. So if you are shocked at your areas figure, don't worry, it does not necessarily mean it is one of the most dangerous. That title (based on serious crime and broken down per capita) will be awarded to a suburb in our next article. Can you guess who it will be?

Check the stats for your post code in the image below.

Courtesy of Victoria Police

Tuesday, October 29, 2013

Why is my hose getting smaller?

Credit: George Vasilevski
Think about it.

Massive new suburb "East Werribee" to become newest CBD and create 60,000 local jobs

Courtesy of the Department of Planning and Community Development
The massive new suburb temporarily called "East Werribee" (pending winner of state government name competition) is planned to be a CBD located between Melbourne and Geelong. East Werribee will be 750 hectares in size and employ 60,000 people. The new suburb will be situated 25km from Melbourne and 40km from Geelong.

The suburb will have a mix of residential and commercial spaces centered around a 70 hectare waterway network and is situated between Werribee to the west and Point Cook to the east.

East Werribee will be Melbourne's largest infill development site and "will be the largest integrated business and residential development of government owned land in Victoria since Docklands", says the Department of Planning and Community Development.

7,000 homes are expected to be built to house 20,000 people medium and high density housing. Work on the $40 million diamond freeway interchange is expected to begin in 2014 and another $32 million of arterial road upgrades are expected.

Courtesy of the Department of Planning and Community Development

Courtesy of the Department of Planning and Community Development

Courtesy of the Department of Planning and Community Development

Courtesy of the Department of Planning and Community Development